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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
FoR TUscALoosA pEPoT.
Comnaittee of citizens Hears from
 Railroad Mam.

Tuscaloosa, Feb. 3-(Special. 1--At a meeting of the Executive Committee appointed to urge the union station matter. communications were reported from officials of both the Mobile and Ohio and Alabama Great Southern Rail- roads. @
 The Mobile and Ohio officials stated that 1t would be impossible for them to do anything in the matter at this time; that the conditions were such that nothing new was being under taken. It was stated. however, that they would take the matter up with the committee in a short time and at- tempt to reach satisfactory agree ment.
 The Alabama Great Southern officers consented to hold up repairs on the old depot until the committee could put it's proposition before them.
 A letter from the chairman of the Railroad Commission has been received. in which he stated that he would be glad to do what he could toward aiding the town to secure union station. The committee is confident of finally winning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
JOHN LUSK MAY RUN
 AGAINST RICHARDSON

Athens. Feb. 14.--(SpeciaI.1 1---Newa comes from the. lower part of the Con- gressioRal District that Hon. John A. Lusk has moved from Marshall to Madison County that he may try hia hand with Congressman Richardson. having been ingloriously defeated in the Seventh District by Hon. John .. Burnett
 The opposition to Judge Richardaon. 1t Is said. urged the Marshall County fin the Eighth District 50 he could naire an enort to defeat Judge Richardson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
CONGRESS
Summary of House.

Washington, Feb, 14-Oratory in the House today gave way to legislation. with the result that material progress was mode in the executive, legislative and judicial bills.
 It met with comparatively smooth sailing until on points of order by Mir. Macon of Arkansas, the proposed increases in salaries of the assistant secretaries of the several departments were stricken out. MT. Macon explain ed his action by saying that an ap- propriatlon- bill was not the place for such legislation.
 With nearly two-thirds of the bill disposed of the House at 5;02 p. m. ad- journed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
Retirea from Ponfoaace.

Tuscaloosa. Feb. i3--(Special. )--Capt. Humph rey Sartain has retired frn,ss ss,. work of postmaster after a servicm oS twenty years. When he began keanfn~ the office at Humphrey. which hSs named for him. there were only 4hree families in the neighborhood takiria e newspaper, and now he says every fam fly takes several papers. Captain San tain is a Confederate vatsrn-~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
Summary of Senate.

Washington. Feb, 1.-The Senate to- day gave attention to speech on the Aldrich currency bill by Senator Clay of Georgia. MT. Clay's declarations in favor of the issuance of paper money by the government provoked a con troversy between him and Republican Senators. Senators Lodge and Teller both gave their views on the policy Of issuing paper money by the govern ment. At 2:30 D. m. the Senate ad- journed until Monday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
Ballard a Bankrupt .

Huntsville, Feb. 13.-( (Special)--D. NJ Ballard, merchant of Gainesville, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition In the United States Court here yesterday. His liabilities are S1,305 and assets. con sistlng of a stock of goods and a home stead are claimed as exempt under the laws of Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
Clippings Of Interest to Women
CREDuLITY.

CREDULITY. When to a man woman is In matrimony mated. A dozen men or more declare She should for them have waited. But if she had on them relied And for their offers tarried, The chances are she never would In all her life been married! Yet she believes these fakirs who Made no attempt to get her. And tells her husband that she could Have married so much betterl And he believes it's true that She many men rejected. Because 1t 1atters him to think He was the one selectedl Henry Waldorf Francis in The Bo- hemian.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15

ties that no wedding presents should be sent" is the startling edict ap- pended to the announcement of forth coming society wedding in The Times:
 The little sentence has cast a gloom over the faces of many West End tradesmen, for it foreshadows the doom of expensive wedding gifts.
 The explanation, according to the manager of one large house which does great business in wedding presents is that people ard tired of the tyran- ny of giving wedding presents.
 Tt is all very well for intimate friends and relations to make presents to prospective bride and bridegroom 2 he said, sbut the whole thing has be- come q farce nowadays.
 Mfrs. B's daughter becomes engaged. and Immediately everyone who has ever been introduced to Miss B. Is forced by etiauette to rush off and buy an expensive present.
 Tt is, of course, an imposition of tho worst kind. and the revolt against 1t started during the last season.
 'It would hurt some of the trades men rather badly If 1t became a gen. eral fashion. although I don't think 1t will. A great many mothers in marry ing their daughters rely on the presents to compensate for slendor dowries and few jewels. It is no un- common thing for. say Lady cadger, whose daughter is to be married, to write round to ail her friends to this effect:
 1T am sure you will be delighted to hear that dear Muriel is marrying Captain So-and-so. know you won't be offended. and thought 1t would save you the horrible worry Of choos- ing something If just mentioned that dear Muriel has no diamond tiara. ''
 But this Is not the worst. As soon as the marriage between Lady Cad- gers daughter and the lucky suitor has been arFanged-probably by the designing mother---that lady institutes a thorough search for the names Of everybody whom she has ever met or frfgidiy bowed to in any society crush"
 Then. after the mAnner of a tailor. or a dressmalSer, or a coal merchant soliciting esteemed orders" Lady Cad ger win issue invitations to every per son on the list, 1t being well under stood that those who fail to respond adequately to the kind invitation" are Immediately biacklisted in Lady Cad gers catalogue. and marked down as desirable acquaintances-to drop.
 The position of those who hover on the fringe of society is even worse. The invitation is Q yelled threat. for they know full well that the invitation to meet the Duchess of Z---,, for which they worked so sassiduously through out the season, depends entirely on the market value of the gift to Lady Cadger's daughter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
THE CLUB WOMEN FROM

Mrs Sarah s. Platt Decker. Presi- dent of the General Federation Of Women's Club writes the following to the club women of Louisiana in view of the coming convention of the State Federation there and 1t will be of in- terest to all Federated clubs:
 My Dear Friends-My heart desffe for you this coming year is that you shall increase and multiply
 Louisiana is a great State, with great problems to solve. The census of 1900 gives a population Of approxi- mately 100000 white women in the State. The federation numbers about 2.000 Surely there must be at least 10000 'clubable' women among the 300,000 residents. believe the best citizens of any State are the thought full. earnest club women; 1t is they who will study its problems, will build wisely, will make the Commonwealth better physically morally and intel 1eetually. The more you have of them the higher will be the rank of the com mittees and the State itself. urge you. therefore, to preach the doctrine with such fervor that the women Of Louisiana will believe and realize the high mission of the federation; that 1t is organized. not happening, not for a few years. but part of the plan of the world; that 1t is great help full. uplifting influence for the making of the Kingdom. We have not united in this great union. for fame. for notoriety. for discontent. We have joined forces to work for better homes. for better laws. for better care of children and dependents. for better schools. for the honest, scientific up- building of the great nation.
 with rejoicing for your past and high hopes for your future. very sim cerely yours.
 Sarah s. Platt Decker,
 President of General Federation of
 Women's Clubs.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
ANo WEDDING GIFTS wANTED., :,

The FfoIIowInB from The London Daily Mirror gives evidence that the custom of giving wedding presents is to be abolished in England This will be disastrous for the American must be English You Know" and 1t would go hard with a popular bride to ex- pect your presence" and not your presents"
 The following is the article in The London Mirror:
 ..Il $ the especial wish Of both par
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
MRS. WILLIAMS HOSTESS
 OF MAGAZINE CLUB
MRS. CARY ENTER

Mrs. william Cary was hostess of the Thursday Card Club yesterday morn- Ing, when the. members met with her at her home on Sayre Street. It was a valentine party. and hearts were very much in beautiful evidence. Red car-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-26
MIIerlei.

geotiirlih periidert Cecil 81.
2pon, Ser goriibenoe oes Republican,
iden Gtaots=g ref1tip &omites, aber<
mails, sic @elt meroe eritaunt iein,
iiber oas groBe GotunL meldes Die
republifonii6e Yortei in oieiem Sab
re in Seros mlfmeiien miro. Wtan
muB Die 9reiitigfeit bepunoern, Die
Scr. 2pon ourh cine iolde @usioge
fund aiebt, menr es bod Satia6e lit,
ooB oos republifoniihe gotum bon
100000 bereits al1f $4,000 Stimmcn
5uriidgegargen lit.
Sn Ben @erfltotten Ser Snll=
let 9abn iino 300 Irbeiter entlal1en
tporoe1, ongebli6 Bis gum 2. @pril.
S6ledte @eiddfte meroen ols @runo
oofiir allgegeben. In6 in 9orlton
ul1o onoern Srten lirto bie @erfltot=
ten Ser SltnletzSabn tenporar ge=
ihloi1en moroen.
Sic Sun1et gobn miro lbr
Sradtoepot nod einem groBen@rano-
itiid meitlid pom 9oiiagieroepot bin-
ter oen Ilon1o Srpn @orfs perlegeti.
Ser 9lat lit idon bon BEN Sdl1iern
aerGltm1t moroen, Die oarn1f ltanoen.
SIM Sitter bon so Sabren ltarb
@. $. @olton, elm la~ngiabriger Be
mobner ser Stoot, Der friiber eine
gltdbalterltelle befleioete.
Sn elmer entbuiiaitiiden Ser
lammlung om Mittmob abeno in
ser geetbopen=SaGe mnroen 200 De-
legoten ernonnt, oie nod Sort 8ortb
our &onpeution geben ioaen, Tim sit
befpirferl, oaB gailep als 0elegot at
large sl1r Rotional=& onpention err
nal11t miro.
SO. Strittrnatter lit bon Ser
Mnfloge oes Ginbruds freigeipro-
den noroen. Gr lollte bel Der Bliin=
oerurg BON 8l~ltlnlner's Store betei-
liet getpeien iein, Denies aber, bob
er an Dem betreffenoen abeno 81
@oltie NOR.
Ser 12iabrige 2n5 Garcia
muroe BON elmer Srabtcar nabe benz
SsSnternationol Depot ii%berfabren.
Sein redtes gein nuroe big gum
anie 5errnalmt uno er erbielt auBer-
Dem 8~erleeungen am 4opf.
Muto-Eidets. Carr @ooo & Goal 50.
IS perlautet bob Die Staats-
Milisen an Ben Ma1lopern Der Bum
oestruppen auf Dem l1ebungslager bel
2eom Springs teilnebmen miiroen,
menn oieielben ouf Suli ooer Ingult
Derleat Deroen.
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TrHbliusa=anfang

Gs Fat lett raid, fait iiber Nadt
Ser Sriibltng atgefangen,
tlnb iberaI TIT Sliitenpradt
Sie Hftriid6aame prangen.
8alb seist iih aud idpn BITE 4rairtc
SIM 8lumenifnttf, bent BDlnen,
Nnt Gbinabarm erfdeinen bic
Mfit Snft sefiiaten Splben.
ga1n meif maj freilidb, fein 8erlak
SIT amf bas Segas &etter!
@enm es 10 mar. 10 iuare bas
Gntihieben febr ptel netter.
Gs fam ia pl5tlif, nnberbpfft,
Gin b5ier NDrber fDmtten,
Ser rns auf DIT bic Mmsifdt oft
@ats rabtfal genprttttett.
9pd wplem bpffett iuir, bae er
Tins bteies Meal beridpne,
Gin FOLDER SpatfrDit - adj bas mar
Spb nnter ber &attDre.
Gs fibt atd1 ber geraner ntdt
0ern bei beri6lpffnen Siirem,
Gr liebt 6as belle Gpnnenltdt
Selbit beim Sernmfpa5ieren.
9ie ff5me tpartte Sriiblinsslmft,
Grtpcttert iniere Serset,
Man iuambelt inter 8liiten6uft
Meit Sr11lthfett unb S6ersen.
Sdeint amd bic Spnne ettuas beik
On barf nns bus nidt frdnfen,
ttnb fpmntt ttart babel audl TT S6hpetk
M}ttf f1tntt mn GiihInun netfpr.
Damn mint inns tppbl ein bpaes 0las
Bon 6 o star 8ier, benz fiiblen;
9abei fann man, ibr gla,tbt mir bas,
Sid gang setnittli6 fiiblen.
Sas 2pne Star Sier, has lit BET
Eranf
SIR ale Sabresseiter,
Srnm iei benz 8rauer nteler Sanf,
Daft er's inns tut bereiten.
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Sampfer ySramffnrt.

@ie uns Serr Ilfreo Solt
,oer @enerol=Mg ent oes Noroo. 2lopo,
mitteilt, miro Der 0ampfer ~Srarf>
furt@ COLLECTION niht, fpie friiber
ange5eigt, am g., ionoern idon nm
6reitag oen3 3. Mpril per-
loiien. Die @aiiagiere lino gebeten,
ihon am Abeno porber, alto am
9onneritag Ben 2. Mpril IN Collection
51 iein, % Die Ibfabrt am Sreitag
IN offer 6riibe erfolgt.
Die uSranffurt" fabrt nidt brett
nod Bremen. ionoern legt ip galti-
more an, mo tie 5mei ooer orei Gage
b(eibt, 10 oaB Die 8aiiagiere @elegen-
belt baben, intereiiante ansfliige,
nod @aibinaton 1tc. 8t MAIDEN.
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Statifik Der 1%fbfnsmii0eu.
3abI Der GeIb IT. ntIetbm,, Ell TIT SsDttessSGaS
grembem ,no @~etuesgriaSe.

Die @elbftmorbs in preuben tpdas
renb bes Sabres 1906 bebanbelt et1e
WerDffentlidung bes @tatiFifden
2anbesamtes. 9ana4 beenbeten i'm
Sabre 1906 I'm preuBti9en Staate
1898 perfonen, 1854 mdnnli6e unb
liza petblt9e, ibr 2eben bur4 @elbfs
mprb. Sn benz 3eitrdume BON 1902
BIS 1906 f9tpanfte bic 3abl Der jdbrz
fi6en @elbfmorbfdGe, auf 100000
gebenbe bere9net, apii6en 20 unb 81.
9ei ben mGnnli6en perfonen famen
,pGbrenb bie1es Sabrfiinftes ie 80 biz
81 Selbftmorbe auf 100000 2ebenbe,
tpabrenb ii9 bic @elbitmorbe Der peib@
Ii9en perfonen BET glet9er 8ere4nung
auf ie 8 in ben Sabren 1903 Bis 1906
unb 8 I'm Sabre 1902 beliefen.
Dte !0dufisfeit ber @elbfmorbe
tptrb bon elmer groBen 3abl bon Wor@
sGngen beetnfluBt, beren grgriinbung
infpfern cine Der i9piertgiten Mnfs
gab.n Der itatiftif9en Sorf9ung Bill
Bet, als fe meiit elm tiefes @inbringen
In bas iittIi9s unb feelii9e 2eben Der
Menf9en erforbert. Inter ben nd9
bieier Mi9tung BIN am 1t4eriten gu err
faHenben gri9etnungen ftebt bas Mlz
ter In erfter 2inte. Die nnterfu4un>
get1 baden in biefer 8soiebung ergeben,
baB NIT aunebmenbsm Otter Der gang
autn @elbftmprb tpd9it unb - BON
Sabre 1905 abgeieben regelmdBig
nur etnmal, nGm1t9 in Der Nltsrsflahe
bon Is Bis 30 Sabren, bic 3unabme
Der betreffenben 8erbdltnibSabl Bel Der
@efammtbepDlferung etne unterbree
dung erfdbrt. Das peiblide @ef9le9t
trttt In alien MltersflaHen Der @elbfe
mSrber gegen bas mdnnlihe bebeutenb
auriid. Won beionberem Snterefe 1T
Bic grforf9ung Der 8epeggrinbe.
Na4 ben Grbebunsen fir bas Sabr
1906 paren BON je 100 Selbtmorben
suriidaufibren auf 2ebensiiberorub i'm
ausemetnen 6.6 mdnnlt9e, 3.6 tpeibz
li9e, auf fDrperlide 2eiben 1913 unb
8.8, Nerpentranf6eit 3.3 unb 6.5.
@ei1testranfbeit 21.1 unb 1873, 9et@
fesidpd9e 10 unb 90, NlfObOlismus
11.6 unb 1.3, 2eibeni9aften 2.8 unb
6.3, 9after, Musf9peifung unb liebers
Tides Qeben O.5 unb or, Srauer unb
Summer 9.4 unb IA, Reue, @9am,
GepifensbtfIe 7.3 unb SO, 4erser
unb @treit 1.6 unb 1.8, auf anberpeia
ttae unb unbefannte 8etpe9griinoe
24.5 unb 21.1.
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aorreipOnOen5. -Gibolo. Bonn

aorreIpOmoens. -GiboIo. 8om
iboniten @etter begiinitigt, fano
IN Der feitlid eeidmiidten Salitriao
Safe bei Gonperie cine froblide Sod=
5eit itatt. Die 9raltleute naren
Serr &ilmar grobe uno Die liebens-
miirbige So6ter BON 9beoo. Stapper
Jun. Mls grautfiibrer fungierten
Gmalo Efeil u1o Suite 9robe uno
@ug. 8rote nno Srma Stapper.
&ihter Sim Srainer BON ct. Seomig
ihloB Den gnno fir oas 2eben. IS
maren ungefdbr $50 @dite anmeieno.
8ir niinlden Dem iungen ebepaar
piel Slid auf ieinem 2ebensipege.
Die @rnteausliAten iino Bis iebt
redt giinitig, Reeen genug uno ionit
reht i6ones Sriblingstpetter. 4orn
lift aufsegangen; Die 5eloer ieben
i6on reht grim aus. Ger.
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SamOrrboloen.g erste, tpeIdbe uoraeber,,

SdmDrrbotoen.Werst tuelde u%orgeben.
elm @eheirnmtttel poer cine neue WethDoe
Der Bebanblung Der 6dmDrrbDi6en au
beiiben, bic gurem 9ausarate unbetannt
finb, MAIDEN lih MUIR Cure 9eibt9fdubigs
Felt 5u Nube. nm aus guren 2ei6en 8Dr-
tell 5u 5isben. 9te iblimmten 6d1e, bic
ben Neraten unter bic 6dnbe tDmn1er,
finb aieienigen. bic aus Der Hfuiberei
ipIher QuadiaIber cnfteben. Cine stpan
5iei1brige @rfnbrung nit allen Nrten 0
Sdmcrrboiben rnb bic Hini9ung aner
meti5iniiHen Shulen baben our @eniige
bespieien, baB annfeiis oas auuerldiii9fe,
ldbnelHfe, raoitalfte unb ~perniinfti8fte al.
Ter iebt befannten Mittel ae9en 66nnpr'
rbpiben 1T. Brpben o MnafeitS tuerben
BON g W~euftdbter & Co., BOr 24l6. Wetu
Nprt, frei berinnot
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Widt n1tia at iterbem.

SD babe gef1noen, bob man niht
notig bat, an 2ungenleioen 5u tier
berL 10 Iange man Or. Sings Neue
g~ntoedung erbalten fam" iagt Sra1l
S. s.. @bite bon gfuibboro, Ba., gid
tpare ionit tot, ite beidpi6tigt ben
Suften unb frtriert Jog. boffnnngs-
loie 2ungenleiben." Dieieg 5nberlai-
fige MitteI gegen SuIten, Grfaltrng,
Grippe, Mitbma, 8ron6itis nnb Set
Ierfeit miro berfauft inter @arantie
bon M6. 9reiB nnb 81. Gobn & 60.
SOC uno ST. Brobeflaide fret.
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Eaasprit fann nidt aeteiIt tuerben

TaMbbrit Fam niht aeteiIt tuerben
ourH IofaIe NppIftationen, tpeiI. Tie ben
trnnfen Sell 6es Obres nidt erreihen
tornen. Gs giebt MIR einer Bea, bic
SalIbbeit 5u furieren, unb Der lit 0urd
tonftititioneIe @eiImitteI. Smlbbeit tpir6
ourd elmer ent5inbeten 3uftano Der
i9Leimigen NusfIeibung Der Guftadi5heu
Nobre beruriadt. @enn biefe W6bre
ltb ent5iinbet, babt SIR einen riimpelnz
ben Son ober unbonfommenes @ebor;
1.lo penn tie gang gefdIo5ien iii, .erfolgf
Sallo1ett, unb tpenl bic gntaiin6una
iidt geboben unb bieie M5hre tpieber in
ibren geborigen 3u5tanb berfebt tperben
lam, tpiro oas @eb6r fir INNER aerit6rt
tueroen; ueun Sdne rnter 5ehn iinS ourG
aatarrb berurfa6t. neI9er ridts aIg
EN- emt5iinoeter 3uitanb Ser fdleimiaen
DberfIdde lit.
Bir tpouen einbunoert 0oIars fir ies
ben, bnr1 aatarrb berurindten Gau bon
Ealtbbeit geben, ben mir nidt burh Sins
nebn1en bon nQnu's &dtnrr1saur" 6eilen
tonnen. 2abf gu6 umfonit 8irfiIare
for1nlen.
8. s. Cheney e g., EpIebu, 8.
yerfnlft bon allen G~pot6efern, 75c.
6aa's EamiIiensBiueu iinb bic beften.
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2l7 Norb Stores : StraBe. Gebrauhte
Mfbbel nerben e%efauft, nerfauit itno urns
aetanitt. @enn SIR Mbbsl, getten,
Oefen B0rselan., @lase Dber Slebtparen
ober Saus haltunssartitel brauht. ipredt
npr. Meine Brelie iinb bic n%ieori9ften.
8ufriebenbeit g%arantiert. Spesinlitdt:
Bermietnn9 nDn W6beln anb SoIbing.
CHAIRS. Geues TeIepbun 1910.
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0anitige &apitaIanIage.

Cine groBere MnaabI Benoor.2ien.
ytoten gu beridieoenen 8etrdsen fino
gu bertaufen. Die ~einaelnen Soften
limo auf beridieoene 3eitoauer arsge.
lteat. Wad5nfrasen IN Der Offiae Der
0Sreien 8reiie fir Eeras".
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Die Musfu6r Granf<
ret9s mad ben Ser. Staaten err
rei9te tpdbrenb bes Sabres 1907 einen
Sc iammtpert9 BON $128,063 400, eine
3unabme BON $7,719,483 I'm @ers
9letm gum Sabre 1906.
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kauft cine Heimstitte

in Gom Green @ouutp, oa iie
nod biais lit. @tr oaben CUTE Spim'
itdtteu in bilisen 8ar5elIen, BON so
older aufpdrts nabe Gan 4u9elo, better
Brobuftenmartt i'm Gtaate. 8enubt
Die @elbpanie unb fauft jebt. Sprebt
Dor ober i6reibt uns, mas Sbr tuiini6t.
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Seirats Sheine.
Muauft s. Rlaiina unb 5elen 8. 5ar.
.is.

aus 6olfurrios 1T am Mitt-
nod oie erite @asenlaoung 3pie-
beln perianot moroen; iie entbielt
2400 Tfuno.
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fer>. Staffel,
Satnen /. Gambling.

king COTTON FERTILIZER"
brinet bpppelten grtro9 in Cotton. Corn
nnb alien Selb, uno 8arten.Brobuften
WeneS Eel. 372. WlteS Eel. 19l-1r,
319 Of . Commerce. StraBe.
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lin ben aeiniamen Menlden~
marfieren 81 fonnen, oa5u brandt
nan @efeIidaft.
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MIter pro3eB. Gin 5piiden
Der eotbaifden Gemeinbe Gri.mar unb
ben bortigen Miibl.nbefbern felt benz
Sabre 1880 fdpebenber Re4tsftreit TT
neulid burd gitli9es uebereinfommen
gum Mbi9luB gebraat porben. Der
proaeb tpurbe fsiner 3eit tpegen elmer
etgenmd9tis borgenommenen Grs
bobuns zines Mebrbaumes an benz
Nef.fluB eineeleitst. Die Sobe Der
prpaebtoften 1T nod niht feitseiteat.
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0stempore als aamotsmnsssrnmS.

Mte sefdhrlid bas Grtemportren
an seinem 9of : Sbeater tperben
Tam, aeist Der sal @onrabi."
Der in Darmftabt unb bariiber
hinaus nod INNER bel beipro9en
ipirb. grobberaos grnft 2ubptg
bon !9eHen bat ii4 in feinem 9oftbsas
ter elfmal nDie luitise Wittpe" angez
feben. Diefe 8.Doraugung Der Spes
rette gegeniiber benz Shaufpiel pers
anlabte ben duBerft beliebten aomiter
gonrabi gelesentli9 zines 2uitfpieles,
in Gesenipart bes @robber5oss unb
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-16
KANSAS CITY MAY LOSE MATCH
Big Hack Gets His Business Ar
ranEements in n Fine
Tangle.
Anderson.

NEW YORK, Feb I5-There is a merry
war going over the wrestling services
of George Hackenschmidt, the Russian
Lion. Several months ago the Missouri
Athletic club promoters of Kansas City Of
fered Hack $4,000 purse to wrestle Frank
Gotch in their town. Hack seemed willing
and wrote that he was only waiting for
the details to be arranged.
But now appears on the scene Mr.. VIII
liam w. Wittig Of Milwaukee, with con-
tracts and cables. showing that he has
signed Hackenschmidt up for the big match
for himself. Wittig has deposited half Of
$1,000 purse with law firm in New York.
and has received cable dispatches from
Charles Cochran in London saying that
Hackenschmidts signature has been Sc
cured. Mr.. Cochran is the gentleman who
managed Hackenschmidt or. at least. made
his matches and other business arrange
ments, during the Russian Lions former
American trip
The only question is Cochran's right to
represent the Russian. Mr.. Cochran wrote
some time ago that he had severed rela-
tions with Hackenschmidt. the London
papers confirmed the story and Hacken-
schmidt in a recent letter said he had Sc
cred business relations with Cochran.
Mr.. Wittig's contract with Hacken-
schmidt calls for a period of exhibitions
for the Russian Lion, eliminating in the
great championship match on or before
April 5. in Chicago or Kansas City. Gotch
saws he's willing TO wrestle anywhere-if
he can only get the chance. Wittig is will
ing TO SHIFT the match TO New York. IL he
can find place to hold it. Madison Square
Garden will be busy with a circus. and it
Will take a great arena TO accommodate
the crowd IL Hackenschmidt and GOtch
come together.
Whether the Kansas City club manages
to equecze in or not. one thing is sure:
Hackenschmidt will be seen here again. and
the match with Goteh will prove the
greatest wrestling attraction since Hacken-
schmidt and jenkins met al Madison
Square Garden.