davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-17

ena, as treasurer of the league. was
accepted. Each club agreed to post
$500 on or before April | as a guar
antee to finish the season. Presi-
dent Craighead agreed to mail Sec
rotary Jarrett Of the National Assoc
citation 500 as Nomination fee for
the six clubs, and representatives
promised to mail checks for 81. to
NJ. Craighcad this wee!. No off
cial ball was adopted
The meeting then adjourned untft
March so.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-17
Duffy's Pure Malt Whlskev

absolutely dsaon matted gran being used
have kernel thoroughly matted thus destroying the
ducing pegeed liquid food in the form of malt which
the effective stmant and known
ened by warmth and moisture paaabiy freedom
substances render be retained by the
If you wish keep young. and and have
cheeks the glow of perfect health take Du Pure Malt Whisky
a according directions. strengthens
and purfes the entire recognized family medicine
you ask druggist grocer dealer for Dufs Pu
malt Whisky and sold sealed bottles bulk Look tor the a
1neroken and that guarantee bottle Price 500 Write
Whisky Co., N.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-17
Family Doctor Prescribed

At so years Of age Mr.. John Van Luvanee
Moline, ILL.,, was restored to health and vigor by
taking Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey as prescribed
by his doctor.
Mr.. Van Luvanee says he feels young he
did 40 years ago, and is SO delighted with the benz
efits received from the of DuffyS Pure Malt
Whskey, that he recommends it to old and young
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-17

The essence OF wheat. is what to
eat. Success -four is the mLllcr's
master production. 3-l5-tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-17

better appetite well did do
years must that Duays Pure Malt Whskcy has
around think may the oty years
ann that all came by using Duas Pure Malt Wits
who have good health Duy Pure Malt Wtskcy
directed and be in all things. What have said of DuHy
Pure Malt Whikey personal experience it using that
know good medicine and help speaking the good
has done me.JOHN VAN LUVANEE, Moline Ill., S 1907
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-17

Want d-TEo or. three rooms,
p-a-tly furnished or unfurnished. for
light housekeeping Address H.,
tIai Office. 3-t6-5t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-17
NOTICE.

The Jefferson Canning Company Is
now ready to contract for Tomatoes,
Beans and Sweet Potatoes. Apply for
contracts at Cotton Belt Savings and
Trust Co., Or J. A. Holmes Co. 3-8-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-17

FOR SAIlF.-Tomato. cabbage
and all other kinds oI vegetable
plants. Apply to III" Merlo. Old
phone 81;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-20
Sheler Placed
In County Jail
CAPTAIN kARNES ARRESTS MAN
ON CHARGE OF SELLING IN
DECENT PICTURES.

Captain r. C. Kurnes. officer OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
arrested William F. Sheler and had
him before Justice E. S. Amos Satur-
day afternoon: The warrant states
that Sheler did unlawfully sell pic
lures manifestly tending to corrupt
tho morals of youth and had in his
possession for the purpose OF sale said
pictures Sheler could not give bond
anI WIS placed in the county Jail. ~ :
Irfrensc is misdcmcrnor and is PIN.
'sh" lie by II fine not to evcc"' 500
IrrI iail sentence not to exceed one
yer.
4cctic- 'at@ of the Cd gaverns
D." rs--'i.' r--hs:
''''.r vt rrlts' 81! rr
''"''' - - ~ other ''''7'~ -.
u rl's: ar" '-'~""Ec. or rnr "s~',.
''~:'rn lrHr~ ~r irs"rf:-' m~rfE~s-
y '-~d'"- = corrurt the morals o:
:a'ith, or trirodncn into any rrmf!% or
''lHcc CT rhrcriicn. or h'ir or have n
his possession. any such thing. for the
'r;p@sc of sale. exhibition or cIreulr'
ton. or with intent To intrHIucc i, In
Ito any family or nlncc of "hIIr"'iN''
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-20

he shall be confined In jail not more
than one year and fined not exceeding
two hundred dollars"
Sheler is n news agent that operates
between Pittsburg and Redwood. He
has been selling the most obscene pic.
tire post cards at the rate of twenty.
five cents apiece or three for fifty cents
Captain karnes was on to the "newsy.'
and asked to buy them. The agent
claimed that he paid twenty cents a.
piece for them. but he would do Mr..
karnes a favor. He did not know
that Karnes was an officer. AS soon
MS the cards passed from the agent to
Mr.. Knrnes. the officer commanded the
agent to sit down. This was near the
Holt bridge. When the train pulled
'nto Fairmont Sheier VS. taken to
," 'l:sticr's nHicr nrN ~ .: FAULT of ball
h. wos t,l1ccd in jail to uw 1T the &C
lien Of The grand Jury.
The avnrags man arr w""1n are
hnw bard :hn rn,I.-.- com
PARIS tr:, 10 rrS:Cc+ the pubii. from
peg $500" 'erf
=" -"'.'''-"~i r-','' IL. :" 49,. VI
z"c! Tars-s - THE ~. =
= vrrY rfFrie-' rr:-",
!'s 800. ~ r~n .-h---, t'--
Is a crt-itra. shows III ~
cute E!s: iH;v 7re'.'es II i--r&''.- =.
7mt C"rtr'n Eatn~s lid sN."a =.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-20
HACK DON'T LIKE US.
tBy s. ". Press Association.,

tBy s. W. Press Association.)
LONDON. April 20.-George Hack.
enschmidt, the Russian Lion, who re-
Gently returned to England after his
disastrous match with Frank Gotch,
In Chicago. will wrestle Zbysco In
London tonight This match was
originally to DO for the worlds cham.
pionship. but Hacks defeat by Gotch
has changed his plans. Hacken-
schmidt is very bitter in his denuncia-
ton OF American sportsmen and de.
clares that he will never again visit
that "land of barbarIans." He de-
clares that he Is willing to meet
Gotch again II the latter will come to
Europe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-20
Sporting Calinder
For OF, The Week

+ NRE YOHK- April 20.-Among the
znrnrt4nt sporting events on the cal
;tnitm Ear this. week are th.e following
SF$is To-Day
"a Tn9dtft. annsn1' Americ:L8 Marathon
Fun N tlAn. Bostun. Athletic Association
WIrsslInE ulatch for Eurt,sean cham
lT5nrszip between Hackensehmidt and
5zEhnra, MT Eondon.
.sS Kntldes eltrsc for racquets contest oil
3tsri1tzsh Olympic Associative at London
Tuesday,.
3eFEnfeentfi annual horne show op
$:rzE "a: Darihnd's, New York City.
EEgSat unrraY automobile. show opens
Lnifsyills.
~ Mnt'n--F-y-
55:.5 frs-rr TT. !'a-~tia op.Ir -asnr ~'t.
fii.sss::t,rtres tf3alt-mnrr ~,
~. Errte, chr tl':ts ~'.---s---' -
sta 7snrhes:cr ut Piri1tnce AMI ~
irrrtn f5..ttrsfE City:
MGerrass League of Kentucky open:
icRelaH season:
Mayland Jockey Club begins rscfn.
S5rert In Lexington
Annunl bench show OF san Frlnca",
9Esrnsl Club begins.
wv rIleEs Lasebell-Frar!Eiir and Mar
'ssh7H at Cornell. Pennsylvania n
ssit.t.tttEctdwn. lafayette at Princeton
Il sj5lEarysrI ri 5hunarnI!s' Rsr
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-20
TAFT ON MISSIONS.
tBy 8. W. Press AssociatIon.)

(By 8. W. Press AssociatIon.)
NEW YORK. April 20. = Secretary
Taft will make his debut as lecturer
religious topics tonight, when he
I be the chief speaker at the mems
r ting OF the Laymen's Missionary
nent at Carnegie Hall. The sec.
will tell Of his observations of
Try work in the Philippines,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-20

this city tonight, when he Will speak
Mt the Auditorium Hall. In the Bronx
He will probably speak in Brook1yn{to.s
morrow night. He has also accepted
an invitation to be one Of the speakers;
at the dinner Of the Associated PresaI
at the Waldorf-Astorin. Is
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-20
".", nnom nxI-AHc,n
n" 6 ~ f-.-sS ssnr,st.nr

~" ~ f-rrss association
s1FtE-N'-1- rt'n s-r'l .n5-p!4.,e
81 t''r'-''.''- n';i-bn-nr r, ~ "~tcr=,vn
r-T'r "r''' ~. r,atls ,l,,rfr- tho three,
Y g; 3 .'-r hrrs c: The Secret zrfrs5 o:
,Cr7irerrsEl Elats End the o.lrhrma
s;sj'}' STR. a.aicnMent Ass5eiatlon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-20

Sheler was recently married to q
girl OF nineteen years. His wife was
greatly concerned over his being CON-
mitted to jail.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-20

umbia. Holy Cross ut Wesleyan. North
Carolina at Virginia. Williams at
West Point.
Thursday.
Lakewood Country Club begins an
nunl spring golf tournament Mt Lake
wood. N. J.
Central League opens season with
South Bend Mt Terre Haute, Grand
Rapids Mt Evansville, Fort Wayne Mt
Wheeling and Dayton at GAINESVILLE.
Friday.
BriarcliT Cup stock-car race over
thirty-inilc course in Wcstchester
county, N. Y.
Saturday.
Union Baseball League, new outlaw
organization. begins season.
Fourteenth annual intercollegiate
and interschnlnstic relay carnival ut
= '@rsity OF Pennsylvania.
l:'."rc'ass trick and f-lh meet nj
- = '-""- -ldcmy.
'''"~S So, Iinr''-.-' =
rr'r' ".'is IT - r!.f, -.
=. ~'~-" T. r5r-s.'""nio II
&C f-r 4 r'"itr ai-.:R' =: -
T %rr~-'. 'v'r'-r;Is ~ Tlni, f'r,se.
~" II '!trr~ht: Scr'h~,ee; ra =,
"''i"r Fo"a II 'iis41 rrf: Srwarc" ?:
~rgta ''srh; Vanderbilt ST Tcnnnr
<-o.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-20

tBy 8. W. Press Associatfon.)
NEW YORK. April 20. - William
Jennings Bryan will begin his tour in
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-20
BRYAN IN NEW YORK.

Japan and other parts Of the Orient.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-20

2U2-l=M FH5cc Ell VALE len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Iyran GleOelnno in Sammurth.

ErtncetolL M, 30. Suni.-
6rnu 6rancca GlcpcIonb, @ithpe oe5
ucrltorbcnen GrsErdliOenten @rouer
Glcpclln0, lit bclltc bon bier nit If.
ren 5pei iilteltcn ain0ern Gitber II.
Hid)aro uot Snnnortb, R.0., nb'
acrciit no iih lire Wtttter. tSrou Be
rinc, mo ibre bCioen jiingItpn fin-
Ger beiiH0en. 6rml Glepelauo 9coentt
BORT bis nGcbitcn September gu uer.
mcilCn.
9IIa Gruu GleueIano geiroBt mluoe.
mas ibrc ElUne iiir Ole 3utlnit ma.
rem CAB lie sur 9lnhuort. 0nB iie
licbcr tcine oifcutIid)e GflGrlmS
O1riIbcr uer0iicntIidlt lpiinihA 20
ulcI lci beItimnlt oaB iic nit loren
Ninocrn in Summortb bleibcn Mir
Oc, bis 0ie Shulcn in 4rinceton fir
Ocn Serbit eroinet iperoen. lleber
ben Ncrblcib scr lootenmaate ibrcs
peremigten @atten, neIdIe glei6 nnd)
ocllen 2lblcben Don Eroieiior @ilion
qenomnlen lpltrOe, gnb ,Srnu Glepe.
lauo and feline 9lIatlnit; man
gIaubt nber, 0ub lie ser llniUerlitdt
iii FrincctDn geifcntt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

, ncrn BON 0cnuCr rinNcr0lmlt uCr0cn
ioIjcn, lu0 c1 lulroc ole Ncrlichermd
aCNcbcn ooB Die Stuot rcitblirb be
oacht pcrOcn ioHc. Shon icit met.
rcrcn SuNcn fiihltc lid Oua 9}otio.
Enl Gomitc iu cmcm Der obcrCn
Stodpcrtc Or2 @rouu &olocc SO.
tcl luclhca ibm ais NmtptQuortIcr
0icntc, bccnNt lu0 c2 500 oobcr nuh
clncm gcrdlliacrtn Guurticr III
Gro0cihoB 0c2 MOtcla lm lmo miro
sort MIN bis uud ocnt Gonucnt blcir
bcn.
hnion blcibt Term
Ica Wtoinc4 %u., 80. l$lmi--
sd gCbc niht noh Iemcr," iuQtc
Nouptrncur %obniou gcitcrn in ci.
1cm &utcruiclu. ,G1 buttc uerlu,t
tct, tb uiiroe oort icin, obcr c3 lit
riht mobr. Sd Ncocntc, n1ih NIT
mcincn eiAcncn 9InAclC1cnbciten }ll
tclfGitigen 0ic &cruolttuH 0c@
StaOtC5 Ntimcioto 10 gut jlt iilbrcn,
luic m0glicL ln0 mid nCbcnbcr nit
GbnlltnuQtn Sb0tiNfCit jlt bcfnl'
len. %b mcr0c in 0cnpcr icoo6
ucrtrctcn iCin, Die Ncrrcn 1uu lrnh
NiUcr9 lulb onhcrc tiihtiAc EoIttcr
lm0 pCrl0nlifc ,Srclm0c mCr0cn sur
StClc irin. Sic mCrocn nlcine ,Sus
tCrcncn Uubrlcbncn mCnn man c9
>NlterclIcn ncnncn tnnn."
.Mcnn oui Wrndu Die @abl oca
Gonpcntea iolcu ioutc, lpcr0Gn Sic
lid Damn INN Nncrtcnnlng Scttcn9
Der FortcI bcnliiben inocm Sic lid)
oo}u pcritcbCn Die Domination fir
noS glmt ocS &lcc Er0li0Cutcn on
5lrncbmcn?" - o9icin ncin," bcciItc
Ger @oupcrneur lid 5u crlpi0crn.--
sd bin GonOiout iijr ole 9tonino.
tion iilr 0u5 2lnt 0ca ErGliocntcn
Sciten0 mrinCr Eurtci. Soltc mir
0ie dbCr llid)t }u Gbcil Deroen, 10
rim id iiir niCbt3 mOcrc@ Gunoi0ut.
92einc 6rcuuOc pcrltcbCn MIDI III 0c'
5llg uli 0icicn Eunft polllt0nblg, Sic
luiiicn cit filr ullemal, ooB id) mad
nm nidtS onOcre5 bcmilbe ais INN
Sic domination fir oeI1 epicn Elab
GiC Enrtci bat Nun 3u cntldeiOcn,
Gcnft lie, Dob id) Die Stdrfc ocs Gi.
diets ais Gunoi0ut iiir On2 >Erdii,
0tntiholt5 9lmt crbobclt FAM Damn
bin icb bcrcit, olS @onncrtr1gcr mcill
WtoglihltCa 81 tbin nm 0ie Fartel
ans rationale 9ilioer 81 bringcn."
&r. ,{obnlon bieIt NcItcrn 9Ibcno
cincn Nortrog Dor elmer Gballtou-
0uu NcrlanlmlllnG
2aui0 y. Nill9 Gcmcnti.
9ilbunp, N.D. 30 (Slui.- Ne
foftcllr &opt Oc8 biclgeH o9IrguS"
hat BON Gr @olncrncur Caulo y.
Sill cine &abclOcpcld)c crb0ltch IN
inclhcr 0icler cil am Gage lcucr 2Ib'
relic nnh europa ucr6ricntlihtc9
ongcblidcS ><ntcruiCp iiIr crrlulocn
crtl0rt. Sn ser pCrncintIitcn In
tcrrc0umg iuorcn ibm oic g8ortc IN
Ncn !Q}lno Qclcat luor6cn, @olmcr-
nClIr ,Sobnlon bon W}nnclota lci elm
o2lrmenbau3 GanOioot." 9lud) lulr-
&c linn cine id)oric Stritit Oca cmigcn
Gnnoiooten y9m. Servings @rpon
}ugcicbricbcn m0 bon Der 0cmofrna
tiidcn Fortci iolltc cr NeiuNt bdbcn,
lie criltlrc ilbcrboupt ndht mebr. DC
rGlf bat Sill per &dbcl 0u9 Iolgcn0c
Gcmcnti Gcion0t:'o Socbcn bin lh
chi onNeblidc polttihe SntcrpIcpa
Gic mon nod mcincr gIbrcilc peroI,
iCntlidt bat uuiucrtlnn genlodt
morbcn. Iicic ,NtcrOiclpa limo CT
ilun0cn sd crmdhtiac SIc, icnc
glngobcn ourh Die o!Ilioc. Erclic" II,
IN onocrcr Neic rihtiN }u ltcIlcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
GiicrIndt filbrt 5nr TnmIllcns
tragOeic.

9temort U.S. 30. Nlnj. -
6rnHt @ulmcr Der in SSoooiiOe
wobut perii,htc bc,ttC Nlittag ienlc
Irmu Gina 81 crihicBcu, 2ooton VI.
@roocr, Gin aoit1dnNcr, lpoltc Die
Grml bcidiibcu mo crbicIt Bic &uGcI
in beu Intcu 2lrnL sen CT uor Der
5rnlt NuSgeitrcdt 6ottc. sic 6rnl
entilOb ln0 Damn jagtc iih |ulncl
cine alacI in Ocn @opi. 9ie Foli}ci
brndtc Die bciocn Nidnncr ms 0o.
ipitnL no EulmGr rItrj olrnlli Iturb.
6ran FoImcr mo @ropcr orbciten
5ltiancn IN cincm &lupelier0cihdit
nn0 Der @ottc mar mti @rouCr ciiCr.
iilhtia. GoS Foar lc6tc in llniric
Scn uno trcnnte lid por 5mci Nionu.
ten. (5ropcr lit ourh itnrfcu 9hlt.
pcrlltit IN bcocntIcbcm 3ltitanoe. Gic
Srall mlrOe ucrbaftet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Tiir ocn Giertcn.

Tic btrrlidten Nptt Itppiits, Sciicrlun. nno
sucauebnnua. .1snf.Grfnrionen. Icr pur,cb.
nc gmsflng. Sic fciuiic SeeIlerien. buS bette
Panorama BON gninra big 3u Gnor. Brudts
rouer fbnaller Sampler oSusaueGdnna" mn
llbr 9tanmitians penebr Inn 10 llJr 30
gt6eilos
Huuoreiie 80 Gents.
fIS0-ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
WtcGlcaau gcluinnt.
&iirgcrmCiitc. @cC. =. McGlcllan
9cicblid) crlu0Blt. .

EaDocm Oic 9tclBGblm1 Der Stilr.
men bccnoct. crfldrt 9lhter
lambert ojc WabI rmmtaitbar
AijItig.
lcm @ort, 30& mi. - 9iir'
Ncruciitcr Sco. =. WcGIcllnn lit ges
irblb crmd1It, 0o0 lit ou9 9tclultnt
scr @icocrjGbhm1 Scr bel Scr @ab[
obNcgcbcncn Stiumcn. Scit 0Ie
Mubl IN 1905 itnttiano, bat ". u.
Neorit Die NidtiAfcit ocricIbcn mBe'
5mciiclt mo bcitGnOiH IN ieincn 3et-
tun1cn ooroui bCItan0Cll 0ab @CtrlIB
rorliclc. 2ic Scgialatur i'll NJ
bouU nobm cine @CiGBuorIlge an,
mcld)c ucriiiQtc, ooB cine Ncl5GbIlng
! kporlcnonuncu mCr0C mo 10 gcid)ab'S.
Die obcrnoIge 3GbImg ergGb
cine Wcbr}nbl Don 1865 Stinlnen
fir MrGIcIlln. Ger 9Imualt oeS
Scrrn $0carit ertlGrtc ulS0ann, 0aG
IN 1l2 Niitriftcn sic 4oblurnCn &c.
icblui0rig nit StinlmjcttcIn geiiiIlt
u1rcn. 3dbhug en- Scr rcgitrirtcn
StinniACbcr dbcr crluiciclL 0aB oeren
Sail mcit b0bcr lit, ais Die Der ab-
gcgebcucu Stinnlcn, Iuorauf fihter
lambert cntichieo, oaB Die Stimueu..
5abl icucr ongciohtcncn 0iItrifte
1mucridIiht lei uno initruirte oie
@Gldporenem ibr llrtheil oen ernie.
icucn (bntladcn cntiprcdcno 1bjtge.
ben. Ter Nid)ter bctontc III ieiner
Gntihciouu1, 0aB sic crItc 3dbIlng
cbcuio rihtil mar, mic 0cic 5Dcitc
30bhmg. 6crner, onB 0lrdlml5 feln
Nctru9 ltott9ciunoen babe. Gie @e.
lhluorcnen Ocren @obrprl6 nit
ocn llrtbciI oc5 Nihtcra ilberciu.
ltimutc, crbicltcn ieocr 500, 0o iic
81 Gage in SiBlng unO 9cratbrng
Warcn.
VI cGlcIIon'3 foitipielige
" il.
Niirgcrrnciiter OicGlellon crIicB
bcute cint Hltnoihriit, porin er be-
haIptet, onB cr run0 $4,000 mlsIe.
lcn mlBtc. INN lein Nnred)t uui 0os
2lnt oca Niir9crmeiiter5 ju pertbei-
0igcn luO III 0icier Srmme iinO Die
Numultatoilcn nidt mitgcrednet oa
cr oieicIbcn nod nidt bcjablt bat.
Ger g'iirgCrmclitcr Ienft ierner Ole
2nlimerfiamfcit ocs Flblitlun5 uuf
Oic (6dtludc. oa6 6as Hclultat Ole
icr Cuormcu 2Il3Ingr uu0 dnoaucrns
Den &luNcn lno 9tclBdblunGcn ers
miciclt bat, 0uB IN NirtIihfeit ctmn
500 5timmcn mebr iiir ibn o6gege.
ben luufcn. ais ole rrite ,}dbIung nnh
Der MuAI crgab. Ger @iir8ernciitcr
g;tlGrt fcrucr, 0lB cr sic cingcIcitete
4lo1c 9c9cn i'm niht bcOolcrt troS
1cr toIoMaIcn 2IuSlagcn, oa er ilbcr.
jtuGt lit, 0aB ocrortige gInicdhlngen
ron NobIrciultutcn Ouolrd cntlitll-
tbi1t uno iobuIo niht micOcr oor'
funllIpn Dcr0Cu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

Sine 9dae nuf Grben iino 0anlorrbpioen
9Ser tihi nnru1 lcioct adnbi ee Mot; ipcr ilC
dhet bat. pcricdt ms. @|urinH bu5 Yeiocu ner
ldraern. 70 ldrpc stnntenc, onS hcriibmte Sell
ntliel oe5 81. e. Gil5bce. in SciHem gcreid)
III Su brnudii feineh Ssprrdib odbon 3i fdn
lcfl ucnur 5u e. leiher erpro6f bait. V gier,
fiubter & 60 9or 2itd. 9fip'2orf. feroen 9ir
uu NerlanQcn fpiicnirei ciiie &rehe @enubc
bus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. glnerbieten Der aenanil,
ten 5irma. Sldh BON Setnen Gnnlefi ju beireieii.
(DioIFiSr l&ts)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
@ulic's Edlnlc fit Gnaben,

| Hr, 1919, 2iuoen.gtpcune
s6iiIer fit oas Golieg ooer b1bere CSrnoe
porleretei.~ alniiens poer 4ripats1lrierribt
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TOM PAYNE'S SALOON
 CLOSED BY POLICE
tctiu@ ndcr orders From City toua- cil Chici stewart Puts Third l,e"ue nram>hop Out oi Business Was in Count, Court.

Actin2 andcr orders from tbe tuy councll, Chief of Police \ !. Stawarf yesscadl,= closed the saloon of Toa Payne. u Third avenue and Stat" Stgcct because, t is charged. a bottle of Nhi. key Was sold from thal buila- ing on iast Sunday. The Whislley was purchased hy man who WaS '. tho employ of the police deRaranfea;
 After securing enough eyidenre toe police arrested d nesrrs4. he wife of Mack Hanoy. who had ehaIzc of the negro bar at the Payne saloon Tac woman m1l np Il S21 forfeit. which waS placed in the city froasurl upon the Woman's failure tu appear in the city police court Monday morning. Mayor Toney reported t.io matter 10 the Council at is meeting Monday night and the Couucil toa1 immediate action ordering Chief Stewart 10 close the dramshop. The orders Wero carried cut Tuesday morning.
 Payne was recently cited 10 appear before County Jud4r GoUld in thr county court oil ThIsrdaH morning ot this week To sheW cause why his license should not be revoked. II vas charged to the county ind4e that ! Payne permitted q gambling house 10 he operated over his saloon which k in strict violation of the law govern ing the issuance of q tramShop ii- cense, II was most likely that Judge Gould would have revoked the license as it is claimod that the evidence is very strong.
 City Attorney w. E. Sorrclls asked tine Council to excuse him from giving an opinion in the matter Monday night, stating that he had been en- ployed by Payne to represent him in the county court. The only conten- tion of the defense ill the county court, according to Mr. Sorrels, was to be that the chief >of police accept ed a monthly fine from the gambling house over Payne's saloon