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ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Columbia Loses Two Games. the Last
... Coins Into Darkness.

In consequence of the late arrival Of one
of the opposing teams which figured In the
double header at South Field yesterday
afternoon. the two games had to be played
within the brief space of two hours. and the
close Of the second game found the players
struggling In the dark. electric lights shin
ing across the muddy gridiron, and the COM
batants kicking at a ball almost invisible.
Under these conditions Columbia met with
q double defeat at socker. the varsity eleven
being beaten by the Boys Club by ,gQats
to y and the second eleven succufnbing
to the NJ Montclair A. L. goals to 2. -.
Although the players OF the Boys Club
did most of she pressing against the varsity
eleven. the game was close one until n Q
snot ss % twice % into the Blue and White net.
Moses. inside right for the C0ftfnbia Rb-
serves. was the first to SCORE in the game
against the Montelair eleven. whose lats
the schedule. Before the close Of the hall,
however. the Jerseymen were leading by
to /. the result OF accurate shooting onthe
team. Payton. at inside left. tied the score
for Columbia after fine run up the field'
but Parry shot the winning goal shortly
Hollywood Inn moved up into second
place in the Saturday championship series
Of the New York Amateur Association Foot
herons at Van Cortiandt Park by the
Ore OF 2 to l. As a result of this victory
the Yonkers team are within two points OF
the Brooklyn team, against whom they will
play In Yonkers next Saturday.
At Visitation Oval in Brooklyn the eleven
of the Brooklyn Footbal Club had II all its
own way in the, match with the Arcadia
himself at inside right ana
shot two goals in the first half and one in
the second.
splendid team work on the part of the
players of the steamship Oceanic won them
a clean cut victory over the team OF the
Bensonhurst Cricket and Field Club, at
Timer Park when bhe home team succumbed
monopolized the scoring In the first half.
Flay, Owen and Jones making tallies In the
order named. In the eecond half Titley
shot goal for Bensonhurst
Al Marquette Oval the Brooklyn Reserves
won from Bay Ridge United by 3 goals to /:
The Clan Macdonald Football Club Of
Brooklyn Is leading in the Sunday cham
with the Camerons and Columbia Oval clubs
next, two points behind the leaders. To-
DAVIS chief game will be the match between
the MaoDonalds and Columbia Oval at
Williamsbrdge. The Camerons will play
a painst the Hibernians at Brighton Oval in
Brooklyn and the Critchleys will meet High
Bridge at Meyerrose Park.
The New York state Football Association
has appointed the following committee to
tween ali the associate clubs for possession
Of what win be known as the Association
cup, which will be provided: F. II. Tabor.
w Stiles, A. H. Dale. J. Dunlop. j. c. Jen-
kins and Z. o. Challenger, secretary. Play
for the cup will begin about the last week
in February or the first week. in March.
according to the state OF the weather y,
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SPORT
INTEREST GROWS IN SUB.TAR-
GET GUN MATCHES.
Basketball Row In The Bronx Causes
Trouble IN the p. y. A. L.-Dr. Aid
inger FaVOrs CrOss-COuntry Running
Poor Prospect for School Crews.

1TOuDIe IN tne r.. -. n. L.-Uf. Atu'
Inger FaVors Cross-COuntry Running
Poor Prospect for school Crews.
:. The subtarget gun matches between the
high schools began to grow interesting when
De Witt Clinton tied Manual Training for
first place last Friday Manual lost Its
first match In the tournament to Stuyvesant,
and De Witt Clinton. which had lost only
one match. won from Commerce This
gives each team percentage Of 800. Man
ual still holds the high school subtarget
gun RECORD. which is 28s out OF possible 2so,
scored In che match with Curtis High School,
Manuals next highest score. 26;, was
equalledby Stuyvesant and Dewitt Clinton
Some little interest is also taken In the
individual scoring. This has been excellent
In all rhe matches. and the highest possible
score IS, has been made quite commonly.
=: Both Brown and Hubbard Of De Witt
Clinton made scores OF IS in the Stuyvesant
match or the Erasmus Hall squad Sparks
and Williamson each scored perfect tar
gets once, but neither has done very we'll
IN the other matches. Hoffman Of Manual
has achieved the distinction Of shooting
two targets without miss. and Hickerson,
Nassermean aud Scharfenberg have scored
rs once, Cofiey OF Bryant and Ehrlioh
of Morris have both scored IS. The stand
i,,e Of ia foil
The sun., 1908-12-13

used with the addition New Jersey Branch, :"
as a distinguishing mark. Demonstlatl.G ana
show cars have been sent 10 the Ne~afh orehen'
Packard owners who have toured abroad have
usual touring routes in Europe. The tours have
ranged from two to eight thousand miles eacn.
Shsh siSs so ong has
home fame but has made lasting impression
on the European automobile trace; one amer. me,
mented on the great number OF packards In
Europe and their performances there as follows:
car, OF any Hs pSominense made IN Europe and
now SoW Y pe,urnlhe 70 America win the frm nten
S9 snI snd pr In Europe
American tourists drive 10 many different d i,
reclions over the Continent The % ms,0ry n yeSt o.
coast and work northward, Those who 60 during
point poi on the north eoas, Or even IN England. g
Most Of the tourists who hsre ;, re'e,ed mpny Sos 1
pmee, pesnee, 70 Spon sne the good woPs which has beeS
Sope BY the % %Au,omobiis Club OF France and the
British club In furnishing route maps and pro, pro,
CO Country aIf OU 70 another has been Eliminated.
in town is the new Buick model III" finely
polished chassis and completely eaupped car
b branch i N OF The Buick Motor Company. The motor
Of thls new model has four cylinders. Al inches
by inches and Is very conseryauvely rated al
SO horse, power The EansmSss.on ,S Is ey sGe,nI
and reverse. The wheel base Is lis inches and
large Ave passenger body Is ntted to It,
f. G. Southworth New York manager OF the
Buick Motor COMPANY, has Just u rs.Irnsd & from a
reports that complete parts for 1900 cars are III
ready at hand and that orders received TO date
from Ag ents call for 1880 cars. The Buick lne
new model at" and the 1909 model 10" a four
cylinder za horse power four seated tourabout.
The winton siA is now being produced in Toy
tonneal s.yle There ls 4 constantly growing
people have produced a design OF particularly
striking appearance, 7. n, Sinclalre OF Schenley.
Pa, who has driven his Wlnton Si1 more than 1000
miles. relates thst
under the bonnet and have not had one moments $
trouble with engine magnetic or carbure tor.
The en- zine has not missed once, and the original
slI spark plugs In the car when received Il re-
main untouched.
Ladies have been much In evidence at the r. NJ,
Owen Company store al iT5s broadway since the
arrival OF the 1909 model $500 REQ runabout.
This little car Is popular with doctors, min .
isterS, farmers real estate men, contractors and
business men throughout the country
The hrst Stearns cars Of the 1909 settles have
been arriving AZ the saiesrooms of Wyckon,
leader ls the regular % 90 horse power car. This
type OF car has always been built with a chain
ddve, but this year the purchaser 10 given the
option Of either chain or shaft drive Six differ.
the most popular Of which Is the Guy Vaughan
body with toy tonneAu seaung two persons In
the rear and two in fnont.
A dissine, departure is made for the coming
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NEW YORK Y. C. MEETING.
Omcers and Committees 10 BE Elected
rN y Next Thursday.

The sixth general meeting Of the year
OF the New York Yacht Club will be held
In the clubhouse on West Forty-fourth
street next Thursday evening. The annual
election OF Officers and members Of stand
Ing committees will be held. The ticket
has been published; II is headed by Arthur
Curtiss James for commodore 10 succeed
Commodore Cothelius Vanderbilt.
Amendments to the rules Of measurement
and time allowance, will be submitted to
The members These amendments are to
make them conform TO those Of the Yacht
Racing Conference. The announcement
sent to the members says:
+1he rating measurement equals ~ per
cent. Of the product Of the length multi
piled by the square root OF the ,sail area
divided by the cube root OF the displacement.
4 -Jhe result Is the measurement for clsssi-
f1catIon and time allowance. iawls are
TO rate at 93 per cent. and schooners at
90 TIer cent; OF their actual rating, as deter
mined by the rating formula
The regatta committee de r, Par
sons, Ernest f. Lorillard and Walter G..
kerr-annonnces that there will be an
exhibition In the model room Of the prizes
won during the season OF 1908.
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INDOOR TENNIS.
W,ne Grant. National Champion, beaten
by Edgar r. Leo.

Indoor lawn tennis players OF national
repute set the ball going on eight courts
OF the Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory
Twenty-sixth street and Lexington avenue.
Yesterday afternoon. In an exciting con.
test Edgar r. Leo defeated the nationa al
81 Grant was good ON service but ut-
certain In his placing and smashing re-
turns.
In the doubles Edgar F. Leo and ynlio
and Walter G. Chase, 90 and So, 4
lively veterans match was played In which
". u. Bourne OF the New York 4. c. and
IL. W, Merrihew defeated l.. J. Grant and
g, j. Steinacher, e--4 and IS
All of the racquet wtelders are preparing
for the indoor national championship
tournament and plan preliminary meeting
in the Slxly-ninths arnloTy.
The sun., 1908-12-13
zoo RUNNERS IN LINE.
Mechanical Engineers Win Cross-Country
Race at Cornell.

ITHACA, ". Y, Dec. I2.-The team Of the
college OF mechanical engineering OF Cor
nell University won the annual college
cross-country run ths afternoon, scoring
81 points. The college Of civil engineers
Mechanical e Engineers also won the ihdi-
viduaI honors, W. z, Bennett Of their team
crossing the tape nrst. His time was 10
minutes 80 seconds, T. I. BeTna Tss sec
was third In 10 minutes 30 seconds. The
three leaders fought II out for the last
hundred yards. but Bennett had a squirt
left and won by FIVE yards.
Over two lfnndr ed men faced Coach Moak-
ley, the starter. at the hrrIory.. This broke
all records for entities in this race. The
men we're stretched across the field In three
long lines. The spectacle was unique In
Cornell athletic history. The course was
four miles and 100 men finished.
The sun., 1908-12-13
Tel. 5os7 Columbus,

year In smaller shaft drive chassis of half the
horse power Of the large car. The customer can
choose any OF the various SteHrns bodies for this
car although the landauet or town car eouir.
ment will be most suitable. The six cylinder
model will he made as heretofore.
The annual convention of Maxwell autonno
bile dealers which has become a regular lnstI
tuition In connection with the shows OF the A.
NJ. c. NJ, A., will be held on Tuesday. January
3, at the Manhattan Hotel. The most important
item In the discussions Of the Maxwell men will
be the new sales Organization lnaugurated BY
Benjamin Briscos which is OF an unusual char
acter and OF GIGANTIC proportions. Mr.. and Mrs.
h. a. Hover. who have become widely known
10 automobile fame through their trip around
the world In Maxwell. are now en- route 10 New
York. having gone West to wind up some OF Mr..
Hoyer's business before they start on the re.
naming 1000 miles OF their automobile jaunt.
Their destination win be Mgiers. -
OF more than usual interest to motorcycIlsts
Is motorcycle mileage contest commencing
January l. 1902. The rider whose Jones speed
The sun., 1908-12-13
varsity Letter for Fordham Football
. FaH Players.

Al mass meeting Of the students OF
Fondham yesterday, the varsity Fl was
awarded to the following players Of the
football team Capt Leo Fitzpatrick.
Francis Gargan, who will lead next year 8
ole ven; Jack FitzpatSick. Barrett, Kelleher.
Geary, White, Coffey, Collard and Walsh.
The emblem was also awarded TO Manager
Quinn and Howard Gargan. the undergradu-
ate head coach.
The sun., 1908-12-13

In ldr Is to buy good new and. used oaTa and
to sell them quickly at small proht i. *.
/, - WE ARB TO DAY THE LARGEST q /
4 DLEAdftERS EAsIdftE IN NEW AND USED CARS
1t must be distinctly understood these
be gone 10 morrow (Aonday). we cannot
duplicate them. so decide promptly. os
1907 ROYAL. Tourist = In excellent ennAl
sisR Siesey aaappss ati ssf sesS s.p ' use G
1905 PIERCE ARROW. in excellent oUfdef
Recently ,overhauled and newly painted.
bargain at.,.-... ....;.rt ..t.t,. iGhtVQ4
1907 THOMAS 40 Roadster, Recognised \
sse 'ns MARKET * me ve sae 'aSs Hsos
tionally fine bargain at, -,.... -. sl:000 :
KNOX Truck. late model, ton capacity &
Extremely powerful and an excellent oar I,
at the price. Act quickly ....,...... $500
LOZIER passenger Touring Car Thor )
oughiy overhsuied and newly painted, and
In exceptionally fne condition; Completes I
equipment Of top, gas lamps etc, snap
FORD Run1bout. Late model with 80,
inch wheels. Thoroughly overhapledi and
in excellent condition. a bargain, at. ,e3K0h
WINTON. model NJ" Il po1 fanodei, In skta
sepnonally hne so9dition. fomplets sgYips !
built Rare value az. .,...,. -. -, ii. b06 I
COLUMBIA Electric, Drpughans 1,hlk
car has Just been thoroughly pyefh4uie4
and mechanically as wen as ih sencFa ap
pearance is in exceptionally fine Condition (
lias one Of the handsomeSt bodies IN the,s
ciy, The erestest bargain IN Antstica
at..,.,.... ..,..........., ~. .i...i :! eSo0S
iRoroSshly overhauied ana is in &eeilsSs
condition. Has ayery1fine body and o bar.
gam at ,..,., - ~. g. ~. 5000
HUMBER Taxicab, recosnlzed as ono of I
es poweF Pss sad 0sT ,afns sa Within Is ss wefd
most powerful Ta1icabs in this city, and the (
The sun., 1908-12-13

In anticipation OF large Increase In It's busl.
ness the Marion Overland Automobile Company
has leased the two story building at lis Wes}
Fiitleth street. which will be used as a repali
shop and for garage purposes
The sun., 1908-12-13
STARTLING Z.
AUTOMO Bile
BARGAINS ,9,,a. 5,sl.

We've over 800 new and used Cars on our
floors ready for your inspec tlon. We've no,
INTEREST," In pushing any one AXE OF cars We !
buy and sell for spot cash only. We pay no.:
commission 10 chauffeurs Our sole fnfssidtl
IN lie Is, to buy good new and used cars and 4
to sell them quickly at a small proAt Il \. X (
[ I, WE ARB TO, DAY THE LARGEST NJ
Z IN THE WORLD. -'V
The sun., 1908-12-13

congress OF Pope,Haptord dealers froul ~
wesS The he dealers found The tsctory r,ihniae
at fever heat, but ears are coming throneal
promptly carloads having been shipped to. San.
many other factories the Pope Hartford detiknt'
ers are paying especial attention TO closed carr.
The sun., 1908-12-13

TWrite for all big cut rate bargain list OF aiill
cars on hand. -., MI
/ Please mention The Sun 80 =, - I,
The sun., 1908-12-13

famous for its integrity in New York city win be
nsSd with the addition New Jersey Branch.
as A distinguishing mark. Demonstrating and
show cars have been sent TO the Newark oranch'
The sun., 1908-12-13

ometer .odometer records the greatest number %
miles up to Dtoembtr 81. 1909 wih'reeeive stet /
ling silver loving cup twenty inches In height The
entries TO the contest are not limited 10 putii9
her, locality club affllstlons OF sire. and horses
by slgnltying his ntention to. abide BY the coai
dltons. es ~
The sun., 1908-12-13

Her feet are not her own." is said to be
0 interfere with the poster work for the
automobile show that opens In Madison
SQUARE Garden on January ie. II appears
ii Licensed 'Automobiie manufacturers was
rade by the, artist from, a life model SO far
as the face is concerned. but that the face
heT een undsntyp fsf SpGa 1fHg The peuPe
an attractive one and the original has
. objection to the use OF her face, but she
GDi"cts & strenuonsy t9 being @ oredtsSea srh MIN
The identity of this poster girl has eX-
.'ed lot Of speculation about New YORK
how committee Of The Assoelation Of
csnsed Automobile Manufacturers, is
o%s @ ' The Gd denty es aed ssqss he VII III not reveal
nolest Of the original and that there had
he original is vexed at the size Of the feet
,hown in the. picture. and declares that
hey are not her own
announcement was made yesterday that
Momens Motoring Club Of New orr
Nh have two day run TO phllaoeipniss
Aod return on Tuesday, December 20: and
from Columbus Circle at . o'clock Tuesday
morning. The night will be spent at the
n"Ie I'} Walton IN Philsdelphia. where they
NAnigata Klsubo, the woman 9 motoring
'nh Of Philadelphia.
On the second day. Mednesday. the
= expected the party will be reviewed
Irenton by the State officials Of New
,'rey The run ia TO be strictly limited
''n only women passengers. Male me-
,0ancs can ride In the cars and do such
msnial work as cranlting the motors.
The new South-news., 1908-12-26

l. VIII nos MAKE YOU go ilkA Ia
cell Others goddess.
The new South-news., 1908-12-26

L. Du n'liress TO The Commercial
L non nf l3u'fporf la~f week. rhe
II va y. j. Blvers drot et some
length'on the promising future r.
hesd of shat porf. The pac'fis set-
tom NJ of 'he amt nded freight rate
case, by q iich Gulfport vii hr made
a competitive point with Mobile and
New Orleans for export OF cotton
and other products, he said, there
would be no difficulty in getting
through congress the appropriation
bill recommended by the Rivers and
Harbors Com mission giving 4 90, 900
tor that port and dredge boat 70 be
used for this harbor and Ship Island
Pass alone. The work ot Qe,tirg
this appropriation will be taken up
by Mr. Bowers Immediately On
going to Washington --Coast Bea-
con.
Watch Gulfport now. as 1t grows
to be great mississippi seaport
city.
The new South-news., 1908-12-26

Kitty Does tie man marry the won
IN or the woman marry the man:
Tom Sometimes one way and some
Dimes f'ofher. but usually the man and
The woman are equally to blame for II
Boston Transcript
Burglar rakine watc. from the vest
liza hal Excuse me for taking up
your 'iisr.
scrihl lef- on. hats all right; the
rarch only cost 81 and | win get 81
'sor the Joke. Ia. Ia. ha'-Judee.
"say." says the chief bootblack.
"who Is dis Shabespe you're talkin'
about. anyway? He must be some new
chan that list popped up. amt seen
co cigars dat's named after him yit."--
Chicago Tirnes-lferald.
Tomkyns-I coll her . striking
benuty.
Flossie-So does her husband. poor
nan. You should have seen his last
black eye.
He never told his love;
For when of love he would have
talked
Her father from above
Yelled down. and out the young man
walked.
philadelphia North American.
Smiling Stranger tstopping in front
" the caro,-Polly want a crackerf
Parrot from Missouril-Crackef
nothin'. yon durn fool | want a chaw
o backer,-~Chicago Tribune.
Lady patient--I feel quite weak;
can't move: pains all over me; cannot
eaeep.
Doctor-Umph. In other respects
suppose you feel well?
Lady Pa;ient-Oh. yes.
Doctor-Just so; you must so on nj
ence to the s%nshore for two months
1t least
The new South-news., 1908-12-26
Tf....ec,s Sale.

Under and by virtue of the authori
ty cocftrre4 on me, as trustee. IN
a certain (iesd of trust, exc
cutcd 10 Js, as Trustee, by
Louis Craft tnt Jane Graft. his wife,
on April si1 1907. to secure au indebt-
edness rherllu described due to Hsw-
kins g. Campany, which said deed oi
trust 10 recorded In book 8 at pages
i3i and 1875 Of the record of Morlga-
ges ard dee ds of trust, in he Isl judi
eisl dis-ict Of Jones county Mics de-
fault having been made in the pay
ment OF the debt mentioned Ia and
secured by The said dsed of trust,
principal and interest and the said
beneficiary requesting ana demand
ing the tore closure OF the said deed
ot trust, as such Trustee. will, with
IN lawful honrs, on the An days OF
January, A ID. 1909, offer for sale and
sell az public outcry for cash, to the
highest bidder, in front of the from,
door of the court house In the Town
OF Elisville, said district and co1nty
the following described property EN-
braced in said deed of trust, to-wit:
w of Sec. 20. + 6 north OF Range
l3 west. in Jones county. Mississippi
except 40 acres previously decided tc
Pink Shanks.
Witness my signature this, the 9tt
day of Dec, 1905.
NJ. 4. ADAMS. Trustee.
The new South-news., 1908-12-26

~Creat Scott. man. cried the eastern
cattle buyer. as he pointed TO the fun
Del-shaped cloud in the distance,
sthere's cyclone"
"Calm yourself. stranger" responded
Amber Pete. that thar amt no cy-
slone It's just that clouds hang over
the bank cashier over the Eagle Eye"
But it's moving nj the rate Of Q mile
Z minute"
"You'd be moving. too. stranger. II .
whole town was artsr you."-St. Louis
Post Dispatch.
The new South-news., 1908-12-26
NOT We ~ FINE


~ Yss9 . Crest Dissppsistneos
- Cynthis woo1bins.
Cynthia Woodbtne 10 . round -stou-
Aeoed darkey with . broad head; she
tookp like . black toad. says the New
York Commercial Advertiser. All hes
hfe she has lived in an inland Georgia
town. where the cows eat clover NJ
the front safe and one mule car runs
through the main street OF the town
every two hours. She had never seen
ehe ocean. she had never seen an elec'
tric car. she had never seen anything
except melon patches and infre9ueat
railroad train. until three month a-o
when she came to New York. III she
did without turning tnif. New YORK
has been a disappointment.
That Brooklyn Bridge" she SAID
syinR II from the deck OF a steamer
why sees what holds II Up; that a.at
20 suspension brldc-.'
She went to Se. brilliant exfrava
ennza NJ one -of the big ftea're-. Hnn
when she came home her n.s'.csf
asked her what she thought OF II.
Il never thought mrc'. said tyE
shIa; ''is amt anything line The ssn"
Ie just common plush ses's. Ike what
they has m the South Carolina and
Georgia trains"
The new South-news., 1908-12-26
Ambitious.

She confronted him at the breakfast
table.
George, want that letter In vour
pocket. Please give 1t to me. Don I
refuse"
A guilty look swept over his face. anJ
he answers hoarsely: "W-what letter.
my dearf"
"Why. a V; but II you could make Il
an \ Il would do Just as well. I've
got some shopping to do"
And he is so grateful at the hair.
breadth escape that he makes it q XX.
Chicago News.
The new South-news., 1908-12-26
Sheriffs Sale.


The Sra'r ~ Nis-ia-ippi
County OF Jones
3 : S.cveu>, er A. W r Il IIeln-
mur W !5v virtue 81 wit of
Execution which l~sued from the flee
tne Cl4caIl Clerk OF the county of
Jones, Siatelo lof Miss., ana IN favor of
B. ; Stesrhs'et al. against T. Il Ho,-
iimon, for the sum OF 1919 10. on judg
mept rendered In the Circuit Court OF
the lat Dlstrici OF state vt 10. ). ptem
ber term 1905. besides interest oiS12, As
and costs. ! have tnia, day levied upeu
tue Following lands belonging To the
said defendant, in the county of Jones
aud state aforesaid, to wit: Lots q s
Block Sec. 3 tt Rl2 west, 4 ! Of
Lot IS DuBose Addition Sec 4 tt X
IL west in city of EIisvite, + OF s
+ / See. 4 6 X IL west. also Lot 20
Block Ii Hickory Grove Addition in
City of Laurel, Miss, all OF which |
will offer for sale in front of the court
house door 10 ElIisvile, Miss at pub
lie ou'cr,, 10 the highest biuder Tor
cash. on the lat Mondy. the 4th day
OF January a. ID. 1908, To satisfy said
luJgme nj, Interest and cos,e. Sa e
within legal hours Witness my
signature tnl- loth day December A.
ID. 1905, AMOS JORDAN, sneritf.
The new South-news., 1908-12-26

u do so hope you will sncceed." said
The motherly. warm-hearted landlady.
II am bound to- said the sangune
young inventor. "And whep do you
won't see me eating At & place like this
any more"
Then. IN realization Of the utter IN.
possibility Of fxing rhings he grabbed
his hat and fieds--inisaon polls Journal
The new South-news., 1908-12-26

TUnsorial Artist tell you, SIR. to do
bushes nowadays we BARRIERS must
have considerable sharpness IN our
makeup.
Patron (savagelyt-Did II ever strike
you that the razor was the place -
have hf-Philadelphia Record.
The new South-news., 1908-12-26

AcCOrNlnG 90 HIT CnuerHtAnOtnK.
Publisher Ito Mrs Newrich. who has
complied a volume Of poems).-Of
course. you will want your book bound
In morocco.
Mrs Newrich-Well. II it's the prop
q thing to have II bound In Morocco,
70 ahead and send II there. But | can't
&C why they can't bind It Just a. wei
h this country.-Chicago News.