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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09
RADCLIFF-ZENTZ-

Mr.. James Ralph Radcliff of
New York, son of DR.. and Mrs. j.
M. Radclitf of this city, and Miss
Myrtle May Zentz, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Newton NJ. Zentz,
West Church street, were quietly
married October Z, in Baltimore.
CRAMER-HOKE.
Miss Matte j. Hoke, daughter
of Mrs. Clara Hoke. and Mr..
Harry Il. Cramer, both of Walk
ersyille, were married at Glade
Reformed Church, by the Rev. j..
j. Sehaeffer. pastor. After the
ceremony a reception was held at
the home of the bride.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09
HORNE.

Miss Alice Il. HORNE, wife of
Joshua HORNE of Myersville, died
October 4 of acute bright's dis
ease, aged be years.
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Stel'ret Bros.

votes, and the returns of this election
show his defeat for justice of the
peace by B. F. Griffith by five votes.
He will probably contest.
Big Sandy District.
Justice of the peace, Peter Camp,
r., 3'S; James A. Young, R., 457;
p. l. Mullens, D., PSI.
Peter Camp, Republican, who vas
endorsed by the Democrats, and
James \. Young, Republican, elect
ej.
Constable, Dayton Matheny, r.,
463; jacob Meyers, R, 427; Claude
Hensley, D., 266; J. B. Cooke, Pro-
hibition, Al.
Democrats only nominated one
candidate for constable.
Member board Of education, ]. T.
White, R., 465; Jasper Young, D.,
21}: E. r. Davis, Prohibition, %.
Whites majority, 131.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-12

Dr!H c. Hargrove left for Wheel
ing, Thursday, to take the State
Board examination.
C L~ Jackson same home, Tuesday
from McKendree hospital to vote. He
returned the same day. He Is not
able to walk yet, and had to be
brought home in. a chair,
Stan Barnett. of Eagle. was a bus
mess visitor.
Owing to sickness of our pastor.
Rev. f. &. Page, he was not able to
fill his place, Sunday. Rev. Burns
Iancey, Of Nuttall, preached Sunday
night.
number of out town visitors at
tended the supper given by the Sun
day school. Tuesday night.
Leonard Lewis, of Winona. was a
business visitor here, "Wednesday.
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OFFICERS
WHO WERE ELECTED

e The official canvass of the Kan
awha county election returns gives
the folloTing additional information
concerning the district vote:
: Cabin Creek District.
s. = Justice Of the peace, Chas. B.
crawford, r., 1929; E. II. Eskins,
, X, 1886; W. NJ. Groves, D.. 1904;
T.. ID. Vickers, D., 1883: J. W.
: Knight, Socialist, 513; Mark Miller.
Socialist, 351; J. r Jones, Ind. 90.
Crawford and Eskins, both Republi-
cans. elected.
= Constable, Thomas Asburv. R l.
S61; ID. E. Slater, R., 1906: Harry
HICKS, D.. 1869: Chas. Leonard, D.,
1,949; Chas. Williams, Socialist.
" 397: Mitchell, Socialist, 449; Asbury,
republican, and Hicks, Democrat,
elected.
- Member board of education, James
Coleman, R., 1855; Dr.. D. II. Hud-
nall D., 2,072. Hudnall's majority
1870.
: ~. London District.
Justice of the peace, W. P. Curry,
H. 523; W. H. Spurlock, r., $50;
Col. r. S. Carr, D., 545; B. F.. Grit
fith, d., $50. Spurlock, Republican,
and Griffith, Democrat, elected.
:. Constable, John Green, R., sig;
W.. II. Clendenin, r., $50; Chas,
Selbe, D., $50; w. O. Rust, D., 531;
,Clendenin, Republican, and Selbe,
Democrat, elected.
\ Member board of education. T. f.
Newcomer, r., SIS; James Ford. D..
SIS.
-, Squire r. z. Adkins. the Socialist
leader Of the district, who was a can
d1date for justice Of the peace, re-
ce1Ved rs votes. H. VI. ROwsey, So
icialist candidate for justice of the
peace, received 81 votes.
Two years ago James Sutherland
defeated Colonel Carr for president
'; OF the board of education by seven
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RED STAR.

Dr.. S. A. Washington made bus
mess trip to Thurmond, Monday.
Mrs. Mary Lewis, of Ronceverte.
was in town a few days on business
Mrs. S. A. Washington and chill
dren have returned from a visit to
PIT. Pleasant, Huntington and Mont
gomery.
Sunday marked the close OF a sue
cessful revival conducted by Rev. D.
G. Hunter, at the First Baptist
church, Of Hill Top. There were 8
candidates for baptism
President J. NJ. AFTER returned
Saturday, from Cairo, ILL.,. where he
went to vote.
Mrs. Bertha Harmo~, or Sylvia
was a pleasant visitor last week.
Mrs. S. A. Washington and chill
dren have been quite indisposed fol
several days.
Rev. Lewis, of Hinton, passed
through Monday, en- route to Macon
aid, to assist in a revival.
James Austin went TO Wright
Tuesday, to vote
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LAD STUMBLES
OVER LOG AND
GUN DOES REST

Elklns, W. Va, Nov. 11.-Stanley
lsner, the fifteen-year-old son OF
Dick lsner, of Lumber, was killed by
the accidental discharge of a gun
which he was carrying. Some men
whose names We have not learned
were returning from a hunting trip
to this city and had employed young
isner TO show them a short way
through the woods. In crossing over
log the gun which the boy WAS car
rying was discharged, tho contents
entering his abdomen, horribly mu-
usatlnG him. He died almost in
stantly. Medical aid was sum oned
but "Oung 1sncr had been dead some
time when they arrived.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-12

Pittsburg, Pa..Nov,, 11.--Promot-
ers of the coming American Mining
Congress, which is to meet in Pitts
burg on December 2, 8, 4 and s, yes
terday wired Wildam H. Taft. an
urgent invitatidaS to speak at the COM
ing meeting. which h to be attend
ed by Governors OF IA States, many
members of Congress and some of
the most famous mining and engi-
neering experts, In the country.
The telegram, which WAS signed
by James F. Galbreath, Jr., secretary
of the congress-: United States Sena-
tor P. c. Knox and congressman
John Dalzell, James Francis Burke,
A. J. Barchfeld and w. H. Graham,
reads: .E...
Will you kindly reserve evening
of December 3 or 4 to attend Am
erican Mining Congress in Pitts
burg, which will be the largest and
most important meeting of mining
men ever held in this country? No
industry Is in greater need Of gov
ernmental cooperation for the pro-
lection of the lives of miners and
the stimulation of better develop
ment and wiser conservatism of the
Nations mineral resources.
Because of the support which Mr..
Taft, while Secretary of War, gave
some months ago, to the effort of
the mining interests to secure it's
new experimental station in Pitts
burg, and the interest he displayed
at that time in the plans for the pro-
lection of the lives of miners, local
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PAGE.

Miss Mary Clayton has returned
from Ansted.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Stratton, OF ST. Adams,
was here visiting Mrs. Sarah Terrell
last week.
Mrs, Matte Jones was in Mont
gomery, Saturday.
Misses Georgia f. Banks and Leila
NJ. Washington were visitors to Fay
etteville last week.
Clabe Williams, OF st. Adams,
passed through here, Saturday, on
his way to Herberton
Carl B. Bane, who has been on the
sick list. is able to be out again.
John Fields, who has been absent
from town for some time, was shak-
ing hands with friends. Sunday.
Rev. n. A. Smith is conducting a
revival here. He is assisted by Rev.
r. A. Smith, of Greensville.
Mrs. Mary Milton and little son
Henry have returned from st. AL
bans.
Miss Matiebelle Reid and Henry
Archey were quietly married, Novem-
Der 1.
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RosCEVERTE.

Mrs. Maggie. Walker and Mrs.
Young, of Richmond, Va, addressed
the st. Lukes at the Baptist church,
Monday night.
Mrs. Mary H. Lewis visited Red
Star last week -
Miss Bessie Becks, of Lexington,
Va, is visiting her father, Rev. Becks
D. w. Galloway came up from
Thayer to vote last Tuesday.
Willie Eggleston, who came from
Institute to cast his first vote, re-
turned last Saturday
y. P. Straughter, OF Hinton, was
with us this week. 49,
Jas. Johnson, Of McKendree, stop
ped over for uSnday, en- route tt
Clifton Forge.
Gus Cousins paid US a flying visi
| last week
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" WESTON.

The social given at the church re-
Gently was decided success.
Mrs. Clara Smith has returned
from Charleston, where she had
gone on business for the asylum.
Rev. Reed, of Buckhannon, held
services here all day last Sunday.
Wesley Lacy is again able to per-
form his duties at the asylum.
The Misses Rays, of Sutton, were
recent visitors here,
Mrs. Sallie Jones has about recov-
cred from the painful injury she re-
ceived several weeks ago.
Arthur Robinson has returned
from Fayette with 9 patient for the
asylum. .,,u
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RAYMOND CITY.

Winston Coles spent Sunday and
Monday in Gallipolis, Ohio.
= L. II. Duskwyler was business
visitor to Charleston, Tuesday. = =
Mrs, Victoria DuckwyIer is able to
be out again, after a short Illness.
Harvey Coles has moved his family
into his new home, on College HiIl&
Charley Williams was an out of
town visitor, Saturday.
Rev. Powell, Of Maiden, preached
for the Methodists here, uSnday.
Mrs. Lizzie Hunter is on the sick
list, this week. -. N..
!, O. e. Saunders spent Sunday In
Charleston with his family.
Z e. d. Ransom, OF ST. Adams, spent
Sunday here. - ~ ri 49,.
Richard .RFic9 ia baRing. a. new
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people have large hopes that Mr..
Taft will accept the invitation.
Secretary Galbreatk has received
kilograms from seven OF thu best
known mining men in the West In
RESPONSE to his inquiries as to
whether they would be able to be
here and take part in the program.
Five OF the seven promised to be I'M
attendance. Among the five were
Judge E.. A. ,Colburn and w. F. r.
Mills of Denver. Judge Colburn Is
one of the heaviest owners of mining
properties in Colorado, and had q
large part in securing the Demo-
cratic National Convention for Dem
yer. , G. J. Downey, editor of the
Mining Record of Denver, the only
daily mining, paper in the country,
also will be here. A delegation of
at least 900 engineers and experts
is expected from the States of
Washington, Oregon and Idaho. H.
hnois coal operators also promise
surprisingly large delegation. :,
At the coming meeting it Is
planned to organize the bituminous
coal interests into a subsidiary board
Of the general congress. Already
several Of these boards have been
formed, acting under the auspices OF
the general organization-the. pur-
pose being to- subdivide this work,
hold frequent meetings Of the small
er bodies, aud secure for sseach
branch of the mining interests the,
backing of the united industry in
their efforts for legislation and 9TH
er Government aid
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CANTON, OHIO.

II. L. Mickey, who is confidential
clerk to the Secretary OF the Treas
ury Geo. B. Cortelyou, was in the
city last week for the expressed pur-
pose of casting his vote for Taft and
Sherman. While in the city ne was
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Hall. Mr.. Mickey rendered valuable
service to President Mckinley prior
to his assassination. After which,
the present Secretary of the Treasury
secured his services!
The Nonpareil Musical and Drama
teal Society met with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Adkins, Friday evening, and
held an interesting session.
Miss Alverta Hall has returned
home, after pleasant visit to friends
in New Castle, Pa.
J. r. Mackey is on the sick list.
The Allen League G. K. of st.
Paul's A. NJ. E. church met, Sunday
evening, November 8, and elected Of
ficers as follows: President, H. G.
Jackson; vice president, Miss Rachel
Smith; secretary, Miss Ida Jackson;
assistant secretary, Celia Evans;
corresponding secretary, James IT.
tus; treasurer, NJ. /. PembeTton.
Rev. II, F. Fox preached two good
sermons, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. I, Pemberton were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Hall at
dinner, Sunday.
The Syndicate Social Club is pre-
parting for it's first dance Of the sea-
son, Monday evening, November %.
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QCINNNIONT.

The True Reformers gave an en-.
tertainment last Saturday.
Albert Clark was visiting his faith
er in Hinton, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Vicie Burrows was visiting
her daughter in Scwell last week. ..
We are going to have new school
house built.
A press house is now being built
for the purpose of pressing clothes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy gave an 'possum
feast, Thursday night last. 'Possum
and other delicacies were served. All
had nice time .-.--.-
]. d. Shelton was in Charleston,
Tues day, on business.
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ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Williams, on
Front street. ....
Mrs. Walter Waddy, of Central av-
enue, will be hostess to the Tuxedo
Club. Monday, from until p. M
Mrs. James T. Bruce will be host
ess to the Ladies' Aid, Thursday after
noon. ..
The Willing Workers Will meet,
Wednesday, at 7 p. M, at the Baptist
church.
Rev. J. l.. Davis will preach every
night this week. On Wednesday
night he will preach to the children
Of Thomas and Coketon.
Miss Eta Danie2 and Mrs .Ashby
Campbell made a business trip to
Davis on Saturday last. . 20
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THOMAS.

Mrs. J. J.. Davis had been indis-
posed for the past week. T..
Mrs. Mary MooYefieId is indisposed
at this writing. D..
w. J. Thompson returned to Char
lesion on Sunday. ...,
r. J. Crawford, OF Blkins, was a
business caller in our town, Sunday.
Mr.. Howard Lewis and Miss Mary
Williams were united IA marriage on
last Tuesday, at $50 y: m, by Rev.
J. J.. Davis, at the=home %pf her par
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~svs sasua-. 4.
SIX 7RA|bMEN
KILLED IN WRECK

, Cheyenne, Nov. 11.-Six trainnien
'were, killed and three others were
badly injured when a Union Pacific
freight train collided with an engine
and caboose near here 49,. %
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PRhsDENTsEIECT GIVEN EARN EST INVITATION
GATaEhiNS in PITTsBURG IN Observation-Disclosures MEN
WILL BE TIiERE-BITUnuN MINERS ORGANIZES SUB
sIDIARY3 HoARD UNDER ECuON GENERAL CON-
GREss--GOvERNoTs CoKGREssNIEN roo. = - &>1
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-12

Washington, Nov. 41y---ETher com
mittee on; ways and means Of the
house of representatives today con-
tinued its hearings on the schedules
for chemicals, OILS ana paints.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
TO w. II. Wade. y
! Take Notice: That on the 18th
day, of December, A. D. 1908. be-
tween the~hours of 9 O'Clock g.. m.
and 5 o'clock p. M, at the law. Office
Of J. w. ChapDele, at e04 IL Rama
wha streets Charleston, w. Va, / will
take the deposition, OF myself and
others, to be read in evidence in nv
Behalf in a certain suit In chancefy
now pending in the Circuit Court for
the county Of Kanawha and State Of
West Virginia, in which I am plain
tiff and you are the defendant.
If from any cause tie taking Of
said dispositions shall not be com
menced or completed on the dav
aforesaid, the same shall be contin-
ued from day to day, or from time
to time, at the same place, and be-
tween the same hours, until the same
shall be completed. = I. =
. ....s.a -JANNIh WADE,
X = ~ BY Counaa1.
J.TfN.. G4IAPPBLLEs; aoAf.. safsI2s0a
- 4. y. q. u
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
State of West Virginia,


State of West Virginia,
Kanawha County, IS:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Court of Kanawha
county, on the first Monday in the
month Of November, 1908.
Jamie Wade, plaintiff,
VS.. In Chancery.
w. II. Wade, defendant.
(The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain divorce from the bonds of@mat-
rimony.) ~ & .......-
This day came the plaintiff by her
attorney; and on her motion, and it
appearing by affidavit filed, that the
defendant, w. II. Wade, is a non-resi-
dent Of this state, 1T is ordered that he
do appear within one month after the
date Of the first publication hereof,
and do what is necessary to protect
his interest in this suit.
y Teste:
ID, w. Shirley, Clerk.
J. w. CHAPPELLB, Sol.
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Bros.
Special Attraction i'm Suit
Department for
this Week.

Ladies'
tety and stylish up
sto-date GARMENTS
We
lots serges
shades Browns
fitting The co. $3.50
$4,000 $32.50, $500, $3.50 4O.O and
You will find selections
lower
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-12

house erected between Main street
and Pennsylvania avenue: -
Miss Sadie Walker, Of Institute,
spent Sunday here. r
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-. In this the members, are
united to care for and pro-
teCt each others interest
as Well as sickness and
distress. =. 49, - -. =
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-29
THE -
Daily Round

We have no objection to people COM
ing up out of the gutter, but we do
seriously object to their bringing the
gutter up with them. Principal amuse-
ment in Washington just now seems to
be killing bills and letting Cannon
show how much he loves the paper
trust, and yet Illinois expects to run
Cannon for president. Judge Parker,
by the way, has reversed himself and
decides to go to the Denver convention.
1t takes some people a long time to
learn that a newspaper Is not published
to air petty family quarreIs. Ham
mond has a long hand outstretched to
give the South Bend interurban a right
warm and hearty welcome. Fishes
can't dance and yet we hear of cod
fish ball being given. Get the hook!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-29
COMMUNICATIONS.


doubt was the most DARING
in warning
other their windows valuable
goodsfo To-
temptation elegant and costly stock
brilliant display
especially in these times stress and Idle
is stolen to blame the
altogether
that of Monday was
of the merchant to thus place
A havep altogether
with by
boxese especially
merchants
jewellers this city
the police have care and
happened the
police for
leastno t experimenting
hmostsu veryb
that should
happen in tn manner and in
is
will incentive similar
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-29
"THE MEANING OF THE TIMES. .

of of
to
we motto
in O. Andi
a most
addresses
be cad genuine plea eandpro
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-29
THE CREAM OF THE
Morning News

Legislative Voters League warns
Cook county republican leaders to
keep their hands off" the legislative
situation in framing county slate.
New measures to give cities increased
borrowing powers is given governor Of
Illinois.
Golden jubilee of the Chicago Y NJ
c. A. is to be followed by a strenuous
campaign to complete the $1,000, 900
fund.
Government attorneys in fling brief
with the United States Court of APP
peals hold the fine assessed against the
Standard Oil company by Judge Lands
to be equitable punishment.
Million free rides are given on Cleve-
land street cars to celebrate Mayor
Johnson's victory for a s-cent fare.
Special message from the pope is
given to high dignitaries of the Ro-
man Catholic church and a vast assem-
blage of worshipers gathered in New
York to celebrate the centennial of the
diocese.
Nels Christensen, the date for whose
death was set for yesterday. survives
the day, but driven insane by fear he
New Jersey democrats refuse to in
| struct for Bryan and send unpledged
delegation to Denver.
More evidence of arbitrary advances
in price of paper submitted to Mr..
Mann's committee which manifests its
friendliness to the trust
Congregational Brotherhood, which
has for its object the arousing of in
terest among men for the church,
holds its first convention in Detroit.
Selig Silverstein, the anarchist who
exploded bomb in Union Square, New
York. March %, and was frightfully
injured, dies in Bellevue hospital.
Coroner's jury at Yarmouth, England,
decides that no one is criminally re-
sponsible for the collision between the
St Paul and Gladiator, which cost the
lives Of twenty-eight men.
Fresh outrages in Portugal feared
when parlitment meets today; proof
that treasury was robbed.
Wheat values suffer a severe decline;
cattle and hogs higher; sheep lower.
Wall street experiences its most ac-
tive day since Oct. %. prices making
a material advance.
Earnings of the United States Steel
Corporation for the first quarter of the
year show material reduction and are
little moe than sufficient to pay divi-
dend and inteest charges.
United States Supreme Court finally
fixes liability of a reinsuring COM
pany.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-29
Up AND DOWN IN INDIANA

best known of the Purdue football
players, died at his home in Louisville,
KY, of pneumonia. Long was badly
injured in the wreck but completely
recovered from his injuries.
Amos Winship, a merchant and
landowner of Rushville, was found by
colored attendant at East Hill ceme-
terry, lying on the white bridge east of
that city with a bullet hole in his
heart.
In the circuit court of Cassopolis,
Mich, Mrs George Metsker. who is
charged with the killing of Carlton
Morgan of South Bend, pleaded not
guilty to the charge Of murder and was
remanded for trial.
Samuel M. Gompers. president of the
American Federation of Labor, has
rendered a decision condemning the ac-
ton of the union at Wabash, Ind,
which fined a forewoman in the Pho
neer Hat factory for making a hat for
the proprietor.
Freight officials say that fully 40 per
cent of last years corn crop is still
in the bins in central Indiana for the
reason that the farmers have been I'M
able to get it to the station for ship
ment The moving of this corn will
increase the demand for cars.
Several chemistry students at De-
PAW university visited the Indian
apolis Brewing company's plant at In
dianapolis yesterday. The usual cour-
tesy of glass of beer was offered the
Methodists but they spurned the suds
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Voiced the People

Guthrie, Okla, April 81. 1908.
Editor, The TIMES and Friends OF
Lake County: I came down here one
month ago the 1st. Have not had
cold day since came down here. The
fruit trees are all done blooming and
the peaches on the trees are as large
as English walnuts.
Strawberries are ripe. Down here
we cross the strawberry with the milk
weed for the cream and the cane to
get them sweetened, and with the ice
plant to ice them, therefore we can
pick strawberries creamed, sweetened
and iced all off the same plant.
Everybody has their garden planted
and garden truck to eat for the past
week. Farmers say that the corn is
about ten or twelve inches high.
Guthrie is a fine little town with,
about IL, 500 population. Guthrie has
larger area than Hammond and has a
small river running through the CEN
ter. the east and west part of town
being situated on hills.
Cotton is planted and coming up.
VIII send you a stalk of cotton when
in full bloom Roses have been in
bloom for about two weeks
must not write any more for I
think I see the editor already moving
toward the waste basket with this
letter in hand.
Yours truly,
CHARLES F. CRIPLTvER.
Am always glad to see the postman
with THE TIMES. It is just like a LETT
ter from home
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-29

performance of one of Auber's operas
the purity and beauty Of his voice made
such profound impression that he was
invited to sing on trial at one of the
Munich Court theaters. He was then
22 An engagement at the Munich
Opera House was the result. It lasted
till 1892 when he left for Baireuth,
where he made a special study of the
Wagner music dramas. During the
next few years he sang Lohengrin,
Siegmund and Parsifal at Baireuth. and
was heard also in Munich, Lubbock and
Carlsruhe In 1902 the late Maurice
Grau brought Herr Gerhaeuser to
America to take leading parts in the
Metropolitan Grand Opera companv-