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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21
@.fabrIid.s @aF,npaRsr.

gs Tam in @iienresionen nidts
9srlodenoeres geben. aIs Der Inbltd
zines, tperr aud nod 10 tletnen Wat'
fsrtDrpers, befen RaB trifolltldr
Dem @anoerer entssgenblidt.
0Gber tpe6e, tpsnn iid OerIelbe IN
Ietn.r llnerfabrenbeit bisroura per'
isiten lGbt, obns Weiterss isinen bren'
nenben Ourit gu lOi4en! Gr mag
Idptr ertranten, ia it4 ben Sob bo'
len. Oenn bisIes 70 rein uno trts
ftalltldr ausIebenoe WdFer mag nit
Orient seIaben isin! au4 in Dies
fem Salle tdnn Der S6eiu triisen -
orauIam triigen. Wan peib u. u.
kFimmt, baB i'm Rspubuer Wifen'
Lamb unb i'm 9pb.stbal ni9t peniss
perionsn i'm 2oufe Der 3sit einenl
fplden 8abne gum Opfer gefalIsH
finb, unb es lGbt 1i4 eerabe,u fager,
baB foI6e DaFertOrpsr gu ben
Sauptsefabr.n bss Reifenbtn in bis'
fen @iheneien esbcren.
anbsrerieits 1T oas f8lammigt
unb i&l.&t ausisbenbe Wuf.r IN
DaF,n, bas nur bon oIlerbanb I'm
s~t,i.f.r b.tnobnt uno umfdpdrmt -
i.in f9eint unb Diellei4t aud ti'
ben @aumen gang un6 sar niat Elm
labsnb III, IN Der Resel ods ein5ige,
iptl8ss Bier nit Siderbeit setrnnter
iperben iann. Das srf&eint ners'
ptrbts senus; dbtr aud bisrin II
sttn Der S1tin triiserii&. S4litb'
lid III bas oud ni4t fsItiamer, all
bab !. .. in ct. 2ouis bds trib'
etlbe, friid bonn CLUB tonmenh'
MHiFippitpoFer LANCE Sci. oas &C.
iiinbtife mar!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21
Nit eiscnen Dbren.

.BfabIbuuer (aIs 3euse Dor Sc.
ridt), sic boben aIio nit eieenen Ob.
rem gebort, oaB Der Slberiepp ben
@aIbbuuern einen gieI gennnnt bat2"
= ~Sapobl, $err Brdiioent." -
rBie eing Oenn oas gu? @r5Gblen
sic mall" - $50, Der Srana bot 10
babel geitanoen, unO Der bat es sIeif
benz anoreas er5dblt. Der gn6reas
lift bomit gum Gadbar 8oloi gelalt.
fen, uno BON Dem bab' i'd es nahber
NIT eieenen Sbren geb0rtl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21
She riffs Sale OF Public Sc hooi
Land,


BY virtue of an order made by the Coun-
ty Court Of GaSconade County, Missouri.
al its May Adjourned Term, -oos, and a
certified copy of said order delivered TO
me, dated July 8, 1908, |, the underSig :
ned Sheriff of Gasconade County, Nilsson
ri, will on
Monday, September Il, 1908,
between the hours of nine o'clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon
Of that day, at the front Court House door
at Hermann, in said GaSconade County,
Missouri, while the Circuit Court of said
County is in session, IN pursuance of the
said order OF County Court offer for sale
and sell to the highest bidder al public out
cry, the following described rea! estate,
situated IN the County of ~(iasconade,
State of Missouri, belonging to the public
school fund OF Township No, 43, Range ),
in SAID County, to wit:
Northwest or, OF Southeast ar, OF Sec
tiou No. 10, in Township No. 43, Range
:, Weet, containing 40 acres or less.
Terme OF Sale: Cash in hand provided
that said land sell for not less than two
dollars an acre, or for moi less than one
dollar and twenty. five cents an acre with
purchaser paying the costs of making and
advertising such sale.
H. C. SrRACK,
Sheriff Of Gascc made {. ounty, Mise vi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STATE or MISSOURI, Ice
County Of Gasconade
In the Circuit Court,
To September Term, 1907,
Louisa A. KlosSner, Plaintiff


SAMUEL B. KLOSSNER, Defendant.
AT this day comes the Plaintiff herein, by
her Attorney and files her Petition and
Affidavit. alleging, among other things,
that DEPENDENT Samuel b. KioSsner is o a
resident of the State of Missouri; and that
the ordinary process of law can not be SER
we'd on him in this State:
Whereuponl It is Ordered by the Clerk in
vacation, that said Defendant be notified by
Publication that Plaintiff has commenced
a suit against him in this Court by the
filing Of her petition in this Court, and that
the object and general nature OF such
petition is to procure from this court a
decree Of divorce desolving the bonds OF
n atfimony excisting between plaintiff and
defendant: and that unless the said Samuel
B.. Klossner be and appear at this Court, al
the next Term thereof, to be begun and
holden at the Court House in the Town
| OF Hermann, IN said County, on The l4th
day of September next, and on or before
the first day of said fern, answer or pleac
TO the Petition in said cause, the same vii
pe taken IS confessed, and judgement vii
be rendered accordingly.
And il is further ordered, that a copy
hereof be published, according TO law, tn
the Advertiser Courier, a newspaper pub
iiShed in CaSconade County, Missouri, for
TOUR weeks successfully, the last insertion
10 be at least fifteen days before the com
mencement OF the next term Of this court
w. ]. ELLIS.
Circuit Clerk
A true Copy from the Record.
Witnets my hand, and the Seal of tn
Ciienit Court OF Gasconade County
this &c day OF July 1905.
Ia 81 w. ]. ELLIS.
Circuit Clerk
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21
gcnciSeRs iuertb.

8Gdcriunge Crib Norgens Den
aIormbIGier t~reffcub): .Se9gerI, pic
ifon is es ood) bel oie Solooteu ELM.
geri6t't, 0Icia wer'n lie nit Otuiif ge.
medt, mir boltt Der Meeiter nit Dem
aniippel ans III Sctt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21
Der a.sont.

Der peSant. 9ottin:
,Seuh Ra9t trdumt. mir, t4 III
M DIR in bic Gtubtritub. setcmrsr
mn. - prokHor (drserl,d uuter'
bre1enb): .Du ptibi bod, bdb Du
mid beim arbsitsn ni&t fiSrtn folIit.'
Di, nn4nlb DO m 6 a n.
be. Sdrsfrau: mas bdft On be,n
nit BEN partettbobtn s,modi, 4drD.
Iinss1 DienFm6bhen: I'D. ber
mar 10 org sIott, Mabdrn,. unb bd
kaS Id Snnb brauf seftreutl-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21
EDW. WALL,
COAX WOOD SALOON
.~sesenaber Der sllbIe.
ermdn =: ITO.

hermdnu, =: ITO.
Dies 1T Der eiesanteIte SaIoon In Der
mann unb iinoet man bort aud) oe beiten
@etrdnfe unb ei9orren,
geionbers quite g9biSfps. Aue'nt9er
gaeni in Sermann FIR ben beriibmteR uno
ed1ien Bourbon unb gfpe WbtSfp ben Der
mann Ditiains 60. Beers berielbe tuie in
! err Dttillerp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21
l1n,lrcifclhaft.

Seem nltt Nber Die Speration
nidt 9clinQt. 6crr ToFtor?" Wtcin
lieber Ilntgc, oaAn mcr6cn sic IS
ME eriaDren
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21
Socalc Sic.

a.: ,Nennen Sic Sbrc 6rau Sbrc
before &1lite, Serr Wtoier?" %:
Before @dlite? Hicber Nreitno, lie
lit mebr ais mein 0rciuierteI!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21
8cr lit sr6fer?

Isle, unier 9~on5ertmeiiter, Der
eeiet Sbnen ieoes Colo bonn 9Iatte
meg, penl1 er's aud ME friiber geic.
ben batl" = Dos lit sur ni9ts, ul-
fer 4ontrabaiiiit, Der trinft Sbnen
ie6e Slai6e aus, tpent er audi BEN
Rein friiber ME eefoitet batl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21
QpaiiM.

g.: SD iose Sbnen, i'd TRACE nur
nod SdafpoIle. bas lit bas %aeiiinbe'
ite." g.: rNa, 30 punore i'd midi
BLOB, bob Is ~iberbaupt nod fronte
S1afe eibt!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21
&iel %nerlnnat.

2eutnant (beim 8apport : Diftic'
REM: sic tomnlen mieoer nid)t
nod, @iniGbriger! 49,. @eiuanotcr
Gtenograpb iolltc INNER 5rpei Gate
poraus iein!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21
gsrerbnug,

Notbor: .@Ieiden tbut Sbuen
aber fcincs bon Sbrer 8inoern!"
Serr 9impielbuber: yIeuBerIih
nidt, ober iie eiien ollie germ mel
2eibipeii, 2ebertnoSel nit Saner.
trout."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21
gariert.

sic (om Sdaufeniter); nBas bdltit
Du bon oieiem Sut?" Or: sd
CLAUDE, boB er Gid olt MAIDEN
miiroe."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21
fyriid aus Ser g,niisn.

Ssunse 6rau: r9lber aatbi, mas
fGIIt Sbnen benin elm, ben Slid st
paifenl 0as lit bod gang unnOtbig
- Der 1T ia obnebin iein san5es 2e'
ben lang i'm 8aiier oepeien!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21
Snei jung. gariden

urterbisIten iid matchmaker uno ia.
men idIiebIid aud auf 6as Teer gu
ipreden. .Bie fomnt bas MIR"
iaste Der cine, bob oas Weer ntdt
iiberIGlift, mo bod ollie SIiiiie binein.
flieBen2" - n9u Sdafsfopfl @eibt
On oenn nidt, baB oas Weer boiler
GhpQmme iit?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21
Geutlid.

r$attet Sbr benn Yolterabenb Dor
Der So63eit2" .Rein, Dor Der
Sod,5eit nift. nod Der Sod5eit aber
ottl~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21

gehen, bic moberne Rtnens
idait bot iebod er9eben.
bab fat oue strdutbsiteu
ibren uripuns, bon oisien
wi9tisiten SrSdneu baden,
iobalb 6tetelben auber
SrOuuu9 fin6.
Die 9tirr,n fittriren unb
reinissH bGs 8lut-bas III
lire arbeit.
Sesbalb mag q Sbuen
leidt besreihi9 ieiR, bah,
iobolS Sbre stieren iapaa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21
Die Jlteren weroen oft our6
"ue6crm6eiten gd6md6t
ilnstiunOe Sisrsn ma9sn unrsinss SIut

Sriber bot man ousenomnisn, Sab nur llrius
linb Observation-Disclosures pon ben Risran beroors
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21

A few doees Of this remedy viii In
vAStshlv cure IN ordinary srtacs OF
AhaFYb0A,
Il q always Be dependas upon.
ever In the more severe s"srks at
cramp collie and cholera mor6hs.
Its equally successful for snmmss
diarrhua and cholera infantum 10
children, and II the means Of saving
the lives Of many children each year.
When reduced with water and
sweetened II u pleasant 70 take.
Every man Of family should kse9
this remedy In his home. Buy Il noU
pnacR, ESQ. LARoE Stzn, Coz
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21

Der SQUlA6UF ygtelll, WI uSl
$od5eit nift, nod Der Sod5eit aber
ottl~
@cfrduft.
Inna: yslt, es lit 10 furhtbur
heib, iebe i'd nid)t roth ans ipie elm &C.
fohter I&ummer3" 8lord: IA
tpobIl" - Inno: %, On obideuIi.
DIE, niebertrGdtise Eerion!"
gmerifnniidD.
SHELTER: .Sif molten ais Slei.
IfereeieIl bel mir eiutreten2 8eriie.
ben sic 6enrt aud etfuas bobon2" -
9eperber; .Ra unb obi Sd babe
babeim nift uuiOnif bier Scmeiter
anatOmie itaSiert.
Gin saaer
beriiHerte iein Sous sesen Geuer.
9lIs er bic goIiee befari, fragte er oer
Geenten: .@as tpiirbe i'd befomnier.
tpenn niein $aus moreer nieberbren.
men fuiirbe2"- .9rei bis bier Sabre
@efdnsnis4. NOR Die prompte ani'
,port.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21

ober auber Sr6Huns linb. Der sanSe 6orper IN
@itleitenibait se;o9en tpiro un6 iebes Organ
Isine 0ieniie oeria9t.
Sin6 sic trant oSsr fiblsn Gle linmohL,
besinne io9lei9 nit Der beriibmten R~iereusNteoi6in
Or. 6ilmer's S~umpipirstl, bonn iobalb bic
Risren pisSsr in s~eiip6em 9uiianbe bsriest fnS.
belieu fe allen on6eret Srsanei nit Cine Frobe
tuirb Sic bopon lbtrsetgen.
St man trdnt, ma6t man teiueu Srrtbunt,
ptnn man crit bic Risrcn bebanbelt. Ser mtlbe
unb unseresip6bnli6e Giieft Der Or. Stlners
Gnmpt,pur5eIs @tebtStu, has berihmte Eierels
Seilmittel, per,ptrtliht lid i6nta. Sic 1T obenan
tuesen ben tpunbsrbaren Seilur9en IN ben amer;
FAINT ibipierigiien 6dqen, in6 tpiro tn allen
Npotbefen tpeoen ibrer Evk~
Ror,ialidfeit In so Gent rMsfE;1ykff6NMffA
uub etnen Dollar Hlai9en 4[4NNkftnlil1slS
am lisbiten preisgtbottn. &4SiaiEsi.EIBY
Sic tonnen cine Qrobes o,sor,,s-j.-
6lai5e, ionic Elm Si9els sumnitnur:ti'S n ssi',tu.
den, has SSbnsn ertlirt,
tuie man a~iisfinben fam, OBJ man on ben Nttrel
ober on Der gIaie lsibst, portofret Su9ei9itt
%5etomnen.
@enn sic an Oh. ailner & Co., giusbamton.
y. o., i6reiben, crp6bnsn Sic bteie l9eitun9.
geeebeu sic feintn Srrtbunt, merfen Sic lid ben
Ramen SumpfpurSeI, Or. 8ilner's Sumpftpursel;
Re6i,in, ionic bic sbreiie Stn9bamten, u. y,
pslds an ieber SEai5s ansebra5t III.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-21

~SS
@mitH"
uunb tpenn sic lsibItd abidnei'
ben, pirb es ni9t fnper bdlten, nod
mebr Titte gu bstommen! @ie sefag.
bic 2ei9tespi9ts finb gsin6t i'm
Serrenreiten!!" :.
nneebulbis tlopfte 9prsltben mid
bem Reititod ieinsn Stieftl.
mas ober bat bds nit BEN ~pa'
triot~ unb ben abiolpirten finftau'
|enb Metern gu tbung"
,Mir prGpariren ben Walldh tnr
has beutf6e Qrme,renn.n in 5opp.'
sarten am 10. Suni.
,Das III nod lanse bin, Wttttr
Smith!~
.Sdabet nidts! 81. bObs Summt
unb bic ausfi6t, ben Gbrenpreis Sr.
Moietdt an s%tipinnsn. 1T bic Bore
kr.ituna tpertb! limb fpenu sic nod
Elm ober 3fpsi aennen Bis bubin Diris
lid nit BEN Patriot" beimbrinssn
Ioltsn, 70 fdbtt Der S%unbitdppsr
/. ben .gatroit" fdorf an, nod Der t'
bigger Sorm fam er bds ni4t. Be
S.nten sic aud, mic tobtfi8er Der
Gteepltr fprinst!@ /.
limb nj. finb ibm bic f~inftaufsnS
Weter heute befommeng1
rgerbdltniBmGBis gut. iOnft mir.
b. i'd Sbn.n biefen @orfHlos niGi
Interbr.iten!1
@enn .r rir setpubt battle. moran
q NIT Reiftnbtrs mar!
N Mprti.sane tclss.) AIS
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-06

fun. l disguised my voice: and finally
to get the proposal out. when
the fellow replied: Well. don't hap
pen to be the man you think you are
talking to, but anyway, I'll accept your
offer. Set the day any time, and you
may have me for keeps Think of it!
Central had given me the wrong party.
Now, who do you suppose the fellow
can be? I'm crazy to find out"
Another girl overhearing the CONVEX
sation. spoke up. Some Of us tried
the same scheme, but do you know,
w couldn't raise a soul. Wasn't it aw-
full? lever was so disappointed in my
life. We were only joking, of 0purse.
but l would like to have got a man,
even over the phone. l bet central was
afraid some of them would accept, and
wouldn't ring them for me-"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-06
dent there, but it is supposed that he
will Just legfslate them OUT when the
time comes.
ROOSEVELT SCORES
SANTA FE OFFICIALS

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. "a
sweeping denial of the charges by off,
GERS and counsel and more particularly
by President Ripley, of the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe upon the govern
ment and the court in connection with
the filming Of the road $330,OOO for
granting rebates, is contained in a let
ter to President Roosevelt, made pup
lie by Attorney General Bonaparte.
The charges are denounced as un-
founded and unjustifiable and insofar
as Mr.. Ripley's statements affecting
the trial judge are concerned, it is
stated they constitute unwarrantable
reflections upon a judicial officer re-
specting the discharge of his duties"
Mr.. Ripley's statement is quoted at
length and in it he alleges that the
Santa Fe investigation was a gen
eral inquisition," and that the proceed
ings were frivolous and vexatious and
originated in ill-will toward the COM
pany.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-06
UNITE IN WEEK OF PRAYER
CHURCHES OF CITY WILL JOIN IN
OBSERVING WORLDWIDE
MOVEMENT.

Beginning today, this week is be-
ing observed the world over as a week
of prayer. This custom began 40 years
ago in India, and this year ii will be
observed by practically all the even
gelistic churches of the world, in all
countries.
In this city the week will be OBJ
served in a series of prayer meetings
held every evening at the various
churches. Owing to the fact that the
Y.M.C c. A. conference will be held in
the city on Friday ard Saturday, no
meetings will be held on these nights.
"The program for the other evenings
will be as follows:
\ The service Monday evening will be
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-06


held at the First Presbyterian church
the Rev. S. G.s Fisher of the Central
Christian church leading. Tuesday
evening the service will be held at the
First Congregational church the Rev.
James Clement Reid, of the First
Presbyterian church, in charge. The
subject will be The Triumph Of
Faith John, 5:4; Heb. 1927; Rom.
1897. "Wednesday evening the services
will be held in the Central Christian
church, the Rev. ]. H. Beavan leading.
The subject is The Church Made
Truly Glorious" Eph. $3.50; Rev. 2:7.
Thursday evening, at Park street Bap-
fist church, S. B. L. Penrose, D. D.. is
in charge, the subject will be Chris
tan Unity John 17:2123 The hour
for each yevening is 1880. The public is
cordially invited to all these services.
Special numbers will be rendered at
each service.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-06
Below are few sale prices which will give
you an idea of what the others will be:

High Grade Maine Corn per 15c IL for .....S1 $3.50
Standard Tomatoes per 1Oc IL for .........s115
High grade solid packed Tomatoes per 15c
Extra Standard Peas per 1Oc, IL for s215
High grade extra sted Peas per 2Oc ~ for s2Oc
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-06
Tired of His Lordship.

SEATTLE, Jan. 6.-Ernest M. Peel
who, according to his wife, Annie E.
Peel. is the second son of a British
baroEet is made defendant in a suit
for divorce, filed in the superior court
Mrs. Peel told her attorney, viii H
Thompson, that she met Peel in To-
rOnto during the winter of 1901. He
she said. represented himself to be the
son of lord and won her love. They
were married January 81 and parted
the following March. Mrs. Peel says
her husband contributed nothing to ler
support.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-06
WOULD SOLVE
NEGRO PROBLEM
AFRICAN MINISTER PROPOSES TO
ORGANIZE NEW STATE FOR
HIS BRETHREN.

To found the forty seventh state OF
the union. and at the same time TO
solve the much debated negro question
is the task to which the Rev. Benjamin
w Swain. pastor of the Belmont Street
African Methodist Episcopal Zion
church of Worcester, Mass, has set
himself to accomplish before the con-
vening of the sixty first congress, ac-
cording to a letter received from him
bv a Lewiston acquaintance says the
Teller.
Mr.. SWANS plan has one feature
which recommends tit is brand new.
He plans to secure from the United
States permission to start new state.
for negroes alone, by slicing off por-
ton of Illinois and a portion of In
diana. There he would gather all of
his brethren in the country, there he
would establish a state government,
with governor, council and general as
sembly composed of members of his
race, and there he would build cities
peopled and stores conducted by ne
groes and negroes alone. -.
Mr. Swain is not planning only, for
already he has had three rallies in his
own city, where there live nearly 5000
members of his race. He has secured
the assistance of two other ministers
of his color, the Rev. William B. Perry
of the Baptist denomination, and the
Rev. Johnson B. Jones. also Metho-
dist, and the negro state proposition
is being preached from the pulpit and
argued enthusiastically on the street.
Together, the three divines have now
issued circulars. which have been sent
to all parts of the United States, call
ing upon their brother ministers and
the colored citizens, to join in the
grand movement. Then, says Mr..
Swain, they will pass out the copies
VI IHc peItioH Wiiicn Is W move COLI
greSS. This will be signed by every
negro in the United States, they claim,
and will then be ready to send to the
rulers of the government.
Mr.. Swain has not, in his letters,
explained just how he intends to get
the cities within the proposed state
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-06
TABLES ARE TURNED.
Girls Learn How It Feels to Get the
Chilly Mrt,

Girls Learn How It Feels to Get the
Chilly Mig.
BELLINGHAM. Jan. 6.-Leap Year
began at midnight three days ago and
according to report a number Of we'll
known young meI. in this city have al
ready been approached on the subject
of matrimony; 1907 may have been a
good year for Cupid. but this year
not only Cupid, but the girls them
selves are out after big game. Hard
ly had the new year been ushered
in before the telephone lines became
charged with Cupid's arrows, and
more than one girl realizes how it feels
to receive mo" for an answer. If ctn-
trail could be persuaded to tell some
of the messages which passed over the
wires between II and l O'clock last
night, a number of love affairs would
be Strengthened out and some amusing
stories would be the result One or
two have leaked out, however, but only
in regard to those young men who ac-
cepted their offers of welded bliss. The
girls who were turned down are doing
a great deal to keep the matter quiet.
One prominent young lady, in talk
ing with friend this morning couldn't
keep her secret, and all because of her
woman's curiosity Il wish l could find
out who he is said she in the most
excited tone of voice You see !
thought it would be a great joke to
phone to some boy knew and to pro-
pose to him. Oh, Of course, just for
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-06
SUPREME COURT DENIES
SALOON PROHIBITING WRIT

OLYMPIA, Jan. 6.-The state SUI
preme court has denied the writ Of
prohibition asked by the Pasco officials
against the superior court, in which
the city authorities sought to set aside
court orders directing them to grant a
saloon license or show cause, and to
restrain from interfering with the OPP
era ton of saloons.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-06
IMPROVE YOUR LOOKS.

Latest and improved method Of 4
+ shampooing hair. Birth marks. 1
= warts, moIes, freckles, superfiuous 1
= hair and all facial blemishes. per- I
+ manently removed. Falling hair I
+ stopped, dandruff and all scalp 4
+ diseases cured. 404 Ransom !
E Building, Fourth floor. Phone 4
/. 1907.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-06

Alaska, Holland ana Norway Her
ring at Muntinga's.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-02
KIDNAPPED GIRL.
Rescued by the Police From Hovel
+ That Was Her Prison.

New York, Oct. "A horrible story
of nistreatment after she had been
spirited away from her home in ia
maica. L. l.. was told by 16 year old
Lena Thorn when she was rescued
by squad of policemen from a filthy
howell in East New York, where she
declares she had been held a prisoner
for six weeks. Rayfield SUISSE, who
occupied the house where the girl
was found and Annie Carlo, who is
charged by the girl with having aided
in keeping her a prisoner, have been
arrested. SUISSE is charged with abb
duction and criminal assault. Annie
Carlo is charged with aiding in kid
naping the girl.
Lena Thorn has told the police that
she was grossly abused. She was
dressed in rags, she said was frequent
ly beaten, was not given sufficient
food and was threatened with death
if she sought to escape. The girls
appearance and physical condition to-
day seemed to sustain her story.
People in the vicinity of the SUISSE
house had reported that they heard
a woman's screams coming from the
place and this morning policemen sur
rounded the house and burst through
the front door. When SUISSE saw the
police he turned on the girl and sent
her to the floor with a crushing blow
in the face and made a desperate eff
fort to escape. He finally was sub
dued and taken to the police station.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-02
NJ. q. TIGERS HAPPY.
Old Football Men Are Returning for
the Seasons Schedule.

Columbia, Mo, Oct. 2.-Slowly but
surely the veterans of the 1907 Tiger
team, are returning to the gridiron.
Buster" Carothers, who has seen two
years OF service on the varsity eleven,
twill return to school Saturday. In a
letter to Coach Monilaw, Carothers
promises to be in Columbia Saturday
in time to see the Missouri arrens-
burg game.
Carothers and Graves, who donned
the moleskin the early part of this
week, are two of last years Tigers who
had been given up as lost by Miss ouri
rooters.
With the advent of Carothers, an
other heavy lineman is added to Moni-
laws already long list. There is a
probability that Carothers may be
played behind the line where Missouri
is noticeably weak. Coach Monilaw
realizes that the backfield needs
strengthening, and has spent the past
week in coaching the back trio. In
scrimmage work this afternoon.
Graves was switched to fullback,
where his weight was a help to his
partners in the back field.