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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-18
RUSH ORDER
FOR CRUISER
WILL SAIL FOR sALINA CRUZ
WHEN COAL BUNKERs ARM
FULL.

San Francisco, Cal. April IS
Commander Henry Thomas Mayor.
OF the cruiser Albany. received rush
orders today to take on coal and sup
Plies for three months cruise. with
fun stock of ammunition. The AL
oany will sail for salina Cruz when
the coal bunkers are full.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-18
EGG EATING
CHAMPIONS

ManiStiQue, Mich. April 1S.-Joe
Sheets, OF Shaalcraft county. will at
tempt TO win the title as champion
egg eater OF Michigan tomorrow.
when he will give a public exhibit
ton as consumer OF hen fruit at a
local hotel. He has guaranteed TO
devour not less than eight dor m
cSgs' and is hopeful OF getting away
with ten dozen at a single sitting.
1t ~ likely that large crowd OF
interesting spectators will witness
sheets gastronomlc feast.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-18
GOODBY TO SAN DIEGO
FLEET SAILS At DAYBREA X
THIS MORNING.

San Diego, Cal. April 1S.-Ths
Atlantic battleship feet weighed an
chor at 6 O'Clock this morning and
went out with The mist that hung
close over the bay. 10 was just as
well that the fleet left early. for a
majority Of people did not arise to
bid 80 goodbye
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-18
WAGNER WILL PLAY
SIGNS CONTRACT WITH PITTS.
BURG FOR 1908.

Pittsburg, Pa, april 1S.-Hans
Wagner, the renowned ball player,
has signed a Pittsburg contract, and
left for Cincinnati last night IN per-
sonal charge of Preshden; Barney
Dreyfuss, who announced that he
would be in the opening game of
the Pittsburg team here today.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-18
BURNED TO DEATH
PRISONER SETS FIRE TO BED IN
JAIL AND PERISHES IN
FLAMES.

St Joseph, Mo, April 1S.-James
Lally, who was TO have been tried
next Monday at Seneca. Kan. for
the murder OF Herbert Jordan. a
prominent newspaper man, set fire
to his bed in jail this morning and
burned to death.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-18

Trenton, ~ j., April 1S.-Itj IA
believed that local negro Is enti.
tied TO the egg consuming chamnlon-
snip For wager OF SIS. hs re-
Gently devoured seven dozen raw
eggs and topped of his luncheon by
eating the contents OF eighteen box
es OF sardines. The negro declares
ms willingness to meet amy egg Sater
in the country I'm contest for the
national gastronomic championship.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-18

Montgomery, Mo-. April is
Louis Gill who claims to be the
champion egg eater OF Missouri. has
challenged Frank Ryan OF White
side Mo-, TO a contest for the title.
Ryan recently achieved fame by
disposing OF thirty-flve eggs. but
GIN has offered To wager $50 that
he can consume forty-two eggs at
one sitting. GIL takes his eggs
soft boiled. but will allow his oppo-
nents to eat them in any style they
desire.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-18
FOUND GUILTY
MATRIMONIAL AGENT CONVICT
ED OF FRAUDULENT USE OF
THE MAILS.

Chicago. ILL.,, April 1S.-A jury in
the federal court adjudged Mrs. f.
j. Glinn guilty of using the United
States mails to defraud while con.
ducting a matrimonial agency.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-18
WEALTH A CURSE
SO SAYS FRANK GOULD. sEPA-
RATED FROM WIFE AND chill
DREN

New York, April 18.-Complete-
ly broken in spirit and decrying the
wealth which he declares has
brought only curses upon him, Frank
Gould, who is separated from his
young and beautiful wife, started for
Hot Springs, Va, last night, while
the wife and two children are at the
Could home today.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-18
CHURCH NOTES
Calvary isaptist Church.

Sunday school hour changed from
$3.50 n. m, to s;S0 p. m. Come
help by taking part in the singing.
New song books. Preaching 7:45 by
the pastor. w. c. Roof. Cottage
prayer meeting Monday 1880 p. m.
with Mr.. Farley. I'm Hixville. Regu-
lar prayer meeting at the church
Wednesday, 7;45 p. m. Come and
bring your Bible. The ladies OF the
church have had fine success with
their Easter sale. Goods not all sold
yet. Look for another display soon
of goods for sale by these same la
dies Prices will be within your
reach.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-18
CHARLEs JARRELL nuRT.

While helping to raise n barn for
Davidson brothers at Rocky Gap.
Va yesterday, Charles farrell fell
from the barn and received very
painful but not serious injuries.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-18
Bland strcet NIethodist

Special music has been prepared
and some out of town talent will be
added to the choir for Easter mu-
sic. Commandery No. 10, knights
Templar, will worship at this church
In the morning. Sir Knight d.
Emory Hawk will deliver the SER
mon. Reserved seats for the Knights.
At O'Clock the second sermon OF
the series. "The Saloon Must Go and
How VIII be delivered. All pews
are open and the public cordially
welcomed.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-18
THE NEW
MINISTER

OWE GUIDE. THE NORWEGIAN
MINISTER, ARRIVES AT WASH
INGTON.
Washington, ID. c., April 1S.-Ove
GUIDE, the new Norwegian minister
to Washington. arrived today and
Will take up his duties at once.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-18
Christian Church.
ster Sunday-Holy comm

Easter Sunday-Holy communion
at 9:45 a. IN.
Morning prayer aud sermon, IL
a, m.
Evening prayer and celebration OF
Sunday school $3.50 p. m.
The Easter music selected by the
choir is especially pretty this year.
They have been carefully preparing
1t for the past month. A welcome
Is extended to all.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-18
Lutheran Easter Services.

Tomorrow at 800 a. m. all the
children of Immanuel Lutheran
church will please meet at the par
sonage for a special celebration Of
Easter program OF songs, recitations.
readings, etc. for the parents and
children is planned. In the Presby-
terian church at $3.50 p. m. Pastor
kegley will conduct the preparatory
and holy communion services. Sub
ject OF sermon THE Resurrection. ."
Special Easter music has been pre-
pared and full house IS expected.
You are welcome to rejoice with us.
At the Presbyterian Church.
Sabbath school at $3.50 a. m.
Preaching by the pastor at II a. m
Subject, THE Lord is Risen" and
at 7:45 y. m, subject: THE Resur-
rection OF the Body" Appropriate
music at each service. strangers and
visitors invited.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-18
Catholic Mission.

The mission at Sacred Heart
church closed last evening with a
very impressive and eloquent ser
mon on "The Passion" Few dry
eyes were in the audience as the
speaker depicted I'm glowing Ian
guaga the passion and death of the
Savior for mankind. Compunction
OF heart was the feeling OF all for
sins committed
a universal regret was expressed
that the mission closed. and the nope
that another would BE- given some
time I'm the future.
Heartfelt thanks were expressed
by the missionary to the beloved
pastor. Father olivier. 10 the press
OF the city, and 10 the people foI
their kindness and courtesy
The masses on tomorrow morning
Will be an 7:30 and 10.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-18

ALL THE LATEST TRLE-
GRAPHIC MEMS BY THE
HEARST NEWS SERVICE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11
@citrcidcnbc YlGnc.

Gnoc Sftpber miro cine icbr ats
lidtspollc Gonnpagne an Der Eo-
ciiic.&ilite bon Ocn Tcmofroteu
gciilbrt mcr0cn.
Gbicogo, 81, 10. September
- Nod elmer llnterreolung nit NJ.
q. Wiler, Dem Witglicbc oes Nutio
nal Gnmite's iiir Oregon, pcldcr
linn cine Teibe bon SurihlGgen be-
5iiglid) Der 6iibrllng elmer frGfti9th
Champagne i'm icrncn @clten utter
breitctc, crlieb gcitern Der rationale
8orliBer, Sr. Wnf, cine Nitfforbc'
ring ST elmer 3uiommcntltnit am t6.
September III EprtlanO, Gre, an So
Mitglicbcr ocs Notional = Gomitc'5
uno bic StaotS ,%orliter BON Gulifor'
nicn, Oregon uno @nibington, I'M
nit iblcl ii6cr Die TerpoQltGnoigltu9
Der Organization ulo sic Siibrling
elmer oggrcilipcn Champagne in ocn
Stdaten ol Der pociiiiden &iiitc 5t
confcriren. Noh Den oeitrigen &c.
rihtcn lit Sr. Mod iiber5engt, bof
cine trcilllde @elcgenbeit porbanoel
lit, Die Stootcn al Ger Enciiics& iiitc
III sic oenlofrntiibe aolonne- bihiiber
5t 5ieben, nenn man lid ernItlif on-
rim benlilbt. AlS Salptreoner fir
bic Stootcn i%cnicitS ser Npdp Woun.
tainS iinO Gnnoioot Sobn ". acrn,
Scnntor @nrc, Sflob., mo Sbcpoorc
Vca filr Die 5pcitc SGlitc oeS Wcnuts
Sftpber IN NllSiiht gcnommcn.
Gen Smlptoltorticr %itottetc geltcr.'
Staatslenotor Sbontos i. @roop aus
Ser StoOt Ncm,Dorf eincn 9eiud ab.
Senotpr @roop beiinoct iif o1i &c.
Scirnrcilc nod ciller Soltr bon 5rpei
Wonotcn ourd) Sen @cIten, no CT,
mic er lo0tc, cinc icbr oltsgeiprpdcnc
Stimnung iiir 9rpon porionb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11
Hiibriaes Ncntidltbnm.

Gpanspille, Sno., 10. Sept
- Gle nGcutidc @eIeGifoit" oi,ier
Stoot fat Die cinlcitcnoen Shritte
aetban, UNI 0ie iGmmtlid)cn ocllti6cn
Tereine Der StnOt ST cinem beiltihcu
Staotuerbono 81 pcreinigen. Nebn.
lifc %crbinoungcn iino in ben onocs
rem groBen St60tcn bicieS StoateS
nit uiclem Griolg ms 2ebcll gcrl1fct
porocn. Sei Der groBen 3nbl Der
biellgen belltihen Sereinc glalbt mlolr
bier oltf b%eionocrs giinItige Heiulto.e
rednen nno Die Sllterelicn oes
GentldtblmS INN 10 better mobren SIT
fpn1cn. "a man aus pcrihicocncn
@riinocn beidloiien bat, Die 5eier oeS
Geitld)cn Cages in Oieiem Sabre o,s-
ioacn 81 laiicu, 10 FAM mar iid) Die
lem ncllen l%lnterncbmcn nit nm 10
AroBerem Gifer mi0men. Sn cinigen
@oden miro cine 0elegoten . Ser
Iammllrng Itattiinocn, INN mcitero
Shrittc sur Organization 81 tblln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11

tbatiddlih burd) glomiral 0epep pro-
mulgirt, ais er Wtaniln ottadirte? IS
ltebt inns oesbnlb ni6t al, Dem &ellei
por5iruerfcn, baB cr ihmar5 iei. Sn
Der Sbot, es erbellt, oaB SoQanO iebr
ilbcrlegeno, icbr ge0lloig porge9on.
gen lit, inoem es bns Iatlun led)s5ig
Gage, bis gum 1. Nopember, biuaus-
rildte. Sd %erinnere mid nid)t, OaB
mir Spanicn cine Oerartige SriIt ga-
ben. Sn 0em 6aae oes @intritts po;t
6einoleligfciten 3miihen Sollano nnb
Tcne5uela miirben bit Ser. Stuaten,
iuie geIogt, leoigli6 Die Holle cincs
9eobodters ipielen. SIS iino fir ms
feline peri0nliden Suterciien inn
Spiel, es iei benn oaS permoncnte
SnterelIe Imerifo's borun, oob c5
angemeiien bci Ser Sad)e 5llgebt."
CiggleuBerungen bes !SiilisItouta-
Iefret1rs oiirfen ais be5cidneto nnge.
'eben meroell. Sic oelten oarollf
bin, bob sic bieiigc &eaierung Sol.
lono frcic Sano lniicn miro, pcnn e5
cine 2ononngs expedition rulo tent
por0re Scrrainbeiebung fiir notbpens
Big cradten ioate. Gs miro gleid).
5eitig erpnrtet, oaB cine repolitio.
nGre Scpeglrng, bon Der Colombia
@ren5c mtSgcbenb, Gaitro int Niider
ongrciicn miro. Wan lpiiroe cS bier
nit GROCER @emiitbsrube o%linebmcn,
luenn Galtro 3miihcn oieien beiOtn
WtablItcincn ~5crlnalmt meroen ioltc.
Gle gleuBerungen iiber Sraiilien mo
Nrgentinirn meroen ais cine Nrt fol-
ter @niierItrobl in Der Niftrng noh
Nio Saneiro nnfgeiaBt, beiicn 2lggrei-
lipit1t gcfcnn5eidnet miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11
6ron50iiide Spionen.
drrci.

Srleuns, 10. September. -
Gic biciigc Eoli5ei bat cincn oclt.
ihc1 Spion pcrbaitet, Der Den Ser
ilh gcmodt boben ioQ, cincn iron-
S0iiid)cn Soloaten ollrd 9citedllng
oo5ll 81 pcrlodcn, Oab CT widtlge
1bciIc eines 6clbgci6iibcS c~utlpelloc
mlo ibm ntslieferc. Ger 0cutide
bate ii6 ais IBcnt elmer @rntcr2i
ollsgegeben unO mar nit Dem SolOo'
ten, einem artiQeriitcL IN Gorre.
iponoen5 getrcten. Ser Irtlllerl't
moftc ieincn &orgcicstcn Mittbci'
llna, Dem Gelltidcn mllrbe cine 6oae
geltcllt lno CT ongcbli6 babel ob9e-
iaBt, oils CT Oen 9citcAungSpcrlud
mod)te.
Or Ibocor0nctcr ocrnrs
tbcilt.
PETERSBURG, 10. Scptcnlbcr,-
O.. Conflict, mcIhcr ais So5inliIt
scr crltcn 0umn ongcbort bot, lit SIT
5iuci Sobrcn @efGngniB IN elmer Sc
ltln9 pcrurtbcilt morocn.
Gr mar bon Sinluno utS9elieirt
moroel, no cr Den slltSlogcn Der 20
Ii5ci 5uiolge nit Der Scitllng elmer
rcrbrcheriihet repollltion6rcn Sc
megllllg beidGitigt gcipcien Icin Jolt.
81. Conflict mar mlh &crolt5gc.
Ter elmer repollltion0rtn 3citlllg.
Toli5eicopit1n nno 9iir-
Ger ou Scr Strobc CIR
i6ocn.
0ofn, 10. September. - Gin go
li5ei-GapitGn mo Elm WilrAcr, meld)cr
iGn begleitctc, ipurocn bon unbctonn-
ten W0rocrn IN Den StroBcn to0tge.
ldoiicn.
Grof &opicrIin0f'S W0r-
Der pcrbotct
Migo, 10. Scptcmbcr. - Die $50.
li5ci bat Den Worbcr ocS @rufrl
&onicrlingf pcrboitct, mcId)cr int Wtoi
1907 IN &nrIonb gct0otct lurrbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11
80 MiQiuncn fir SdJmlcn.

Nem 0orf, 10. September. -
Ger fir oas Eublifilm midti9ite &c
g~enItano oli Der Sogesoronun9 Der
aeltriaen Sdnlratbsiitung, Scr erItell
Elenorlibrung nod Den Sommcrfericr,
mar Dos bonn Sinon5.Gomite inter.
treitete Budget fir oas fommcnoc
Sobr. Gie G%ommiiiGre waren mr.
redt ip1rlih pcrtretcn, bod milrOC
Der Toranidlag, Der iid alti $33,-
O31,4S4.65 belGllit. obne cin @ort
ees @ioeriprudes g~utgebeiBen nn0
martet MIN oeiien, mas 8ertbcilun0s
rotb nno Staotratb oamit tbun per.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11
Hcitpru6c bccnoct.

8rono SSlc, 10, September
Huhoem lie an oen beioen poraufgc-
9on9el1tn Sogen GO Meilen 5llriidgc-
legt, troten geitern bic 10 bo6ercn
Offi5iere, iuclde lid Der Heitprobe 81
nnterpericn botten, ben letter Shit
bon 30 Mcilen an, ipelfer tic bonn
tenlpororen Eager nod Sort Gtbo MI
len 5ltriidiilbrte. bon no Tic uripriing,
lid ailfgebrodcn morcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11
Mnacblider yr~anbitiftcr in Sait.

NemsO Orleans, 60, 10. Septbr.
= Slilius 2ipps, Der 9etriebsleiter,
u. @olf, Der Sefret1r urb Shatmei-
tier Der .Gentral @lob 60" BON
Teu.S Orleans, nno Sobn Gdert, Elm
Npgcitcllter oieier @eieGihoit, mitr-
otn bcute Iben0 BON Der @rnno-Surp
Der 9ranoitiitung onldBlif Der Jeli-
crsbrunlt un9eflngt, melfe Dor 5ebn
Sagen einen Sbeil bon orei SGuier-
gebicrtcn Der Staot 5eritorten uno ci-
men @ermogensidooen BON etfpo ST.
100000 nnridtete. gas @ebGilbe, in
meldcm bus Seuer ntsbradl lpltroe
bon Der Central @lab Co." benutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11
Wul0rGubcr in .SQft.

Seattle, @oibo 10. September.
9ci ser gcItriaen Intunit oc3
NanpferS n9tonne" bon 9lasfa 1ultr-
DC bier Sonles $. 9eggs olli sic Nn.
idulOigung bit perbaftet, geltoblenc5
0olo I'M Mertbe Don $4,000 mitgcs
brod)t 5u babel, lpelbcs cincn Sbci!
bes GallbeS biloet, ser Dor sluci SAP.
rem olti Dem Sumpfer Banana" Der
iibt muroe u1o nobel Sen HGu6crn
cin @olobort bon $4,000 in 81.
Sdnoe iiel. Gincn Sbcil oes &oubes
bat Hobcrt Mi0er friiber berollsge.
gcben. @ei benl Nnllbe bate Hpbert
Miacr cine SnllptroQe gcipielt, uno
man gloltbt, oab er 0tc Gciic bon
Sfaglpap nod Seattle angetreten bat.
llm nit 9eggs Den Teit oes ToubeS
81 tbcilen. Gie 9eboroen beiisen ge-
nii9enoe Sniormotion, INN olld) Wtil'
Ter bci i%eiler Anfunit ielt5unebmen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11
GrsSnnScsicnatur fiibrt 2gnd)er an.

Srforb, Wiii., 10. Scptember.-
Gum erIten Walc in Der @tId)id)tc Oe3
Stootcs Miiiiiiippi lit Is porgefom.
men, bub cin Gr.gunbcsienotor ben
Mnfiibrer elmer gonoc 2prfer ipicltc,
unb nidt cher riibtc, biz Scr Negtr
Nottpn, ser Srnu NcNRiaun Die Sch
lie our6idnitt uno ibrc ic~fs5ebniG6-
rige Sodter 81 %per9cpnitigcn periud).
te, bod in Der 2uft bollmeltc.
Ger Wan,l, Der Iid oicies 5%lpeiiel-
baftcn <fes %erfrcilt, lit Gr.9u1ots.
icnotor ". 9. SnQipan. 9abei lit er
nod ltpl5 nllf icine Sbot ullo crfl1rte,
ie ieocr5eit 81 wieotrbolen, mel,n cin
Sd)mor5er lih onmobe, elmer meiben
6rou oen Sails SIT burdidneiocn. @c-
gen Der To(9en ieines @praebens lit
ibm niht bnnge, ipeil er meiB, bo6
linn bod Nihts gei6iebt. @r babe oen
&orper bes 9tegcrs baumeln geieben
lt1o oos irene i'm. Seoer 3eit iei CT
bercit, mieocr einen Mob 81 gleidenl
3pede an5ufilbren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11
Gpngos Scrtrag ungenoml
III c II,

" y u ~ I u " NJ
III II.
9riiel, 10. September. - I'M
ter Sodrlticn ouf Den &otia bon
Seiten Der Go~nicrpotipen bat Der bel
Glide Senat oen apngp-Inneripnss
Scrtrog uno oic aoloniolafte ange-
ronlnlell. Gr bot iid) oamit Der Pin
ilht Der 3epltirtenfammer angc-
ihloilen, boB @clgien fir Die aongo-
idyilb nllr Damn pcrontportlid gebol.
ten nerben fonne, ipenl1 Dies ollrd)
Elm heionbereS @eleb aitsbriiflid)
ullsgelprod)en icin loute. (0icier
gmnerions. Scrtrog lit bon Scr belgi-
iben Geputirteltfammer am 26. Nlt.
quit angenommen porben. Die nlll-
mebr erfolgte Innobme ieitens oes
Scnots idlieBt Die gauge Mngelegen.
belt ab.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11
CT. Salt in 9ubapeit ge'
It orbcn.

@u6opcit, 10. Scptembcr. -
Or. Mtop Tolt, ser ollSge5eidnete llls
Goriidc Soltrnolilt uno Eolitiftr, lit
Dclltc Worgen bier geitorben. Gr er.
rcidte Elm 9llter bon nobe5u so Sab.
rClt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11

YdIe smr &eiie ms AasIan6 be.
iurst s. Maine. Wr. 413. Oh.yolti.
msreitrafe, maize Gnftom &saie Mse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11

HGie snr HeiIe tn's Nnslano b..
iOrat g. 3ainc, CIR. 413, Cit-Saiti,
utpreitraRe, nabe Gmitpm 3ouie Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11

EariS, 10. September. - Scbr
unangenebm lit Den WilitGrbeborocr
bns &eridluinben oes Gbrifircnbud)es
Dos I'M Wobililirungsiou po5u bient
oie Observation-Disclosures bel Der 3
9rigobc ST. ent5iffern. Sbpobl Die
WilitGrbcborbe ieoe Iusfunit Der.
neigcrt, miro bod SolgcnbeS mitge.
tbeilt. &or einigen Sugen bemcrftcr
bic Sifi5ierc ocs 100. 2inien : Hegi'
ments, bob bos Gbiiirenbi!d midi
mebr am Elote lag. guc Nahfor'
itungen blieben erfolgloS. Ter Elot'
Commandment BON ct. Senis mlirol
ioiort bon Dem 8erifminben benod,
ridtigt mo orbnete cine llnterillfunq
on. is fonnte uber nod Hi6ts felt
geltellt iueroen.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-15
Bryan Club.

Many Bryan Clubs are being or
ganized throughout Hooking coun-
ty. AT Murray City club was
organized, Friday night of last
week. A great crowd was present,
and Fl. f. Sparnon and j. C..
Stoughton addressed the meeting.
Many republicans joined the club.
The chairman is Adam Anderson
secretary, Harry Frazee, and as
.sistant secretary, VIM. McNabb.
About 100 names were enrolled.
At Gibisonville, Thursday eve.
ming goodly crowd met and or
ganized Bryan Club of about so
Democrats, and elected Howard
McBroom, chairman; Henry Kell-
ar, secretary; and VIM. Benson
haver, treasure.
Also ON Thursday evening, a
Bryan Club was organized at So.
Perry.
The Hooking county Bryan Club
organized in Logan, one week ago,
now has over 800 members.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-15
Pursell

Hauling coal and pumpkins
seems to he the order of the day
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Mary Burgoon called on
Mrs. Lucy Lytle, one day last
week.
Lewis keister was in our village
last Saturday, delivering meat.
Mr.. Frash, of near Carroll,
passed through our town, last Sat
arday, enroute to David Willards.
Mrs. Sarah Lama, of Happy
Ridge, passed through here, last
Saturday.
Will Vancuren, the prosper Gus
merchant of Ilesboro, passed
through our village, Sunday.
Bert Bebus and Hiram Lama, of
Bethelville, passed up the valley,
on Sunday last.
William Huffman and wife made
trip to Logan, one day last week
Mr.. Trash the photographer,
called on Albert Lytle and John
Tatman, last Monday.
George Young, of Happy Ridge,
passed through here, Monday,
with his family and household
goods, moving to Ashville, where
he will make his future home.
Charley Febus passed through
here Monday, enroute to Logan.
Charles Barclay made a business
trip to Laurelville, Monday.
The stork visited Vern Conkle
and wife, Tuesday morning and
left them bouncing baby boy.
Vern is all smiles.
DR.. Hemmeger passed through
our village, Monday evening.
Mrs. Clara Cupp and daughter
were visitors to Laurelville, Tues
day.
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Marion No. 5.

We are having some nice wealth.
er at this writing.
George Hardnick and wife visit.
ed M. Elvira Scloll and family
Saturday and Sunday.
John Rarrick and wife were Lo-
gan visitors Saturday afternoon.
Charles Sheets visited his
parents Sunday.
Sylvester Hickman, wife and
daughter Dorothy, called on Mrs.
Elvira Scholl, Sunday afternoon.
Qnite crowd of people attend,
ed church at Mt. Tabor, Sun
day afternoon.
Dave Sheets, wife and daugh-
ter Emma, visited Elick Sheets
and family Sunday.
Hello, Oldtown Marion Town
ship correspondent, as you wanted
to know ii received any oscula-
tlon cards lately. Well, l havn't
received any since Monday. Have
you received any?
Mrs. Margaret Huston called on
Mrs. S. Houston, Monday after
noon.
Alexander McCune was a Logan
visitor Saturday.
Floyd Zwickel and sister Gertie,
attended church at Mt. Tabor,
Sunday afternoon.
Dave Sheets made a trip to
Bremen, Tuesday.
Quite a number from this place
expect to attend the Fairfield
County Fair, Saturday.
Hello, "Cunning Nora" l am
coming over to sec you some of
these days, but don't look for me
until you see coming around the
"Old Mill" CUNNING WILLIE
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Clear Creek

Husking corn and sowing wheat
seems to be the order of the day.
John Elick and wife were the
guests of VIM. j. Carpenter and
wife Sunday.
Mrs. Clint Caves, of Fairfield,
spent part of last week with Mrs.
VIM. j. Carpenter.
Henry Caves called on his
brother, Clint, of Fairfield, Wed
nesday.
Misses Hazel and Blanche Kraft
were seen on our roads Sunday.
Frank Primmer and wife called
on Pete Kraft and wife Sunday.
Frank Edwards was driving on
our pixies Sunday.
Mrs. Clint Caves and Miss
Lizzie Carpenter called on Mrs.
John Flick, Friday evening.
Pete Kraft made bust ness trip
to Sugar Grove one day last week.
Jerrv Elick and Eddie Carpen-
ter attended church at the Morgan
Chapel, Friday evening.
Mrs. Catharine Bailey, who has
been working for Mrs. VIM. j.
Carpenter, has returned home
again.
David Flowers and wife called
on VIM. J. Carpenter and wife
Wednesday.
Earl Caves and Oliver Oge was
was on our roads with a load of
ties one day last week.
Misses May and Ida Finefrock
passed through our vicinity Mon
day.
Mrs. John Morris called on Mrs.
John Elick, Friday.
George Garrett called on his
mother Saturday evening.
John Fauble and son Johnnie,
and daughter Minnie, were Ian
caster shoppers Thursday.
Geo. Morris was on our pixies
one day last week.
VIM. j. Carpenter made flying
trip to Rockbridge, Tuesday.
Abe Carpenter, wife and two
children, from near Winchester,
called on John Elick, Monday
evening.
Henry Caves called on his
mother, Mrs. John Caves, Tues
day.
Bud Morris is painting Pete
Kraft's house. COUNTRY Kin.