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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-06

The Oklahoma state Capital is au- thority for the statement that the farmers of that new State realized quite $5,ooo.0oo from their broom-corn crop this year. That is quite a hand some sum for a crop that Is hardly considered worth growing In this re- zion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-06

We don't know why Mexico wants to butt in in this Nicaragua business. unless it be that our neighboring Re- public has become tired of being quiet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-06
Lsfssrs to Ths Edifor
Tin. will Cur. Evils.

VIII CuEG 6th*. Editor The Advertiser:
 You made good fight and deserve and will receive the thanks of all those who readily appreciate the enormity Of the unwisdom and wickedness wrapped up In that constitutional amendment scheme.
 In your editorial of November 30, The Advertiser and the Result feel sure you express the sentiments of the great body of those who were op- posed to the late proposed amendment to our Constitution. Thousands of the pest people In Alabama sincerely be- lieved that the future welfare of the state depended upon the adoption Of that amendment. Toward these. l think, there was. at no time. any un- kind feeling. and any unpleasantness that was engendered during the excit- ing canvass will pass away like q neeting cloud. But as to the design Ing politician who was actuated only by selfish motives. and reckiessly dis- regardful of all the mischief he was bringing on his State. what of him7 Shall he forthwith be taken back to our bosom, or shall he be quarantined Tor awhile? To all such let the voters of Alabama be guided by the advice Of David to Soloman In reference to the treatment of Shimei: Now. therefore. hold him not guiltiess, for thou art Q wise man. and knowest what thou oughtest to do unto him."
 Anti-Amender.
 Lower Peach Tree.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-06
From sn Abie H1inisfer.
 November 90. 1909.

<tfGAn0tI JVs A0v3s MT. F. P. Glass. The Advertiser:
 Dear Sir--I do want to thank you for the noble stand you have held dur ing the uncalled-for heated political campaign that has just ended. I ap- reeidrs snning the ths. ,rsna sat you took sginss The way the preachers have done shows the want of personsi independence up- on their part: that they are dominated by some one else higher in church su- ister am quite sure that the denomi- national lash has been freely used by one man at the head of the missions of our denomination. do thank The We have conquered. The poiiticai dead are buried. Brooks. we hope, has gone from Alabama never to return. The deluded amenders are saying here today .na, whisksy tg Tiii s,st Ss sold in & sy them if so 1t will be for them as some of the worst whiskey soaks have been on their side. There has been great many hard things said about us. Some that stirred resentment I am, for one willing to bear the taunts heaped upon me by these misguided men, in view of our signal victory. Alabama Is free. Thanking you again. am yours for 4 Baptist Minister of Many Years
 Standing.
 A Happy Event.
 Davenport. Ala. Dec. l. 1903 Editor The Advertiser:
 Please to allow me. through your paper, to express my congratulations to the people of Alabama: To you: to Hon. J. Lee Long and Leon McC0ra and their committee. specially. upon the defeat of m innovation that If 1t had been successful. would have dis turbed the settled opinions and prae- tices. without an equivalent advan- tage.
 feel suro. that the preachers who took an active part in trying to inc troduce the innovation will feel. after they have realized that anti-saloon men made this defeat possible. and when their cRlmer judgment prevails that the defeat of the amendment was a happy or fortunate event.
 David s. Hurst
 They Deserved It.
 Thomasville. Ala. Dec. 1. 1909. Major w. w. Screws:
 Well, how do you feel? I think we have administered a good thrashing to the Conner propaganda and one which they will remember in years to come. But didn't we beat them. though! It
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-06

The sad news comes from Atlanta that the brood of blind tigers Is null tiplying In that city. It is an animal that thriVes In such places.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-06
Hnrd Timrs In Japan.

A Jananese newspaper of Tokio, The Jiff. Iaments the increased cost of liv- ing in d land formerly renowned for its cheapness. The struggle for ex-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-06

We have been having several varie- ties of weather in this region of late. but none of them really bad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-06
Not ] Party aueatlon.

Macon Telegraph.
 ter attack" on the liquor interests m his newspaper "prellminary to ranging himself on the side of the supporters of prohibition. The Milwaukee Journal sareastically inqukres:
 If Democracy Is committed to the theory that men can be made gooa py law, how can 1t meet the assertion that they can be made prosperous by iaH' by the tariff, for exampleY
 The only straightforward reply to this Is that the two theories are od piece and that neither is Dem0Gratie: The principles of the party or Thonlas Jefferson can not be made to squars z with either the paternalistic polcy ol Indirectly taxing the many for the pen eat of the few or the plan of depTlying p,d,,nrs citizens of their freedom to buy nquors with a view to improve their morals
 Not having. seen MT. Bryan's utasro Th ance as originally expressed Tn Tne Commoner. wefa not in a position 10 judge of its Scope or. It's importance; but MT. Bryan is undeniabiy inclined to change fnis paramount issue with rather staytling frequency. Prohioi- ton Is nok and should not be made party question.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-06

If prohibition fails to prohibit in Alabama it will not be from lack of G &astie legislation on the subject.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-06
Why N0tR

i aGrandi.1" feels fifteen years young
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-06
The Aaverti.ers c.rteon..

1VWIUeS ODseEVtF. vertiser during the past campaign have been clean and very forceful. The Advertiser is to be complimented upon the selection of MT. Edge. their car toonist.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-06
An Honorable Opponent.

An h0moFhDie Opp0nent. Coosa River News
 Newspapers like The Montgomery Advertiser. Mobile Register, Birming- ham Age Herald and Gadsden Times News did the real publicity execution. Whether good or otherwise. congratu- lations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-06

We are confronted with the knowi- edge or the fact that the Gainesville and Southwestern charter was taken out in Mississippi on account of the present unsuitable legislation of Ala bama.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
The Division Of Districts.

and every contestant
dist oea1en dots % in the City @ Sa %@sSiss s
DISTRICT NO. l.
DisTi6t north Of he Potomac River venue east " n'
Of D5 S il4 55 & 81 @ % % Of sa s % stsst 5s north Bas asi
District No Includes an bounded
@ ana and @ bank OF RoaE cfsE & the south
DISTRICT No
Creek ana Pooaa a
DISTRICT
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line P 5fS N 6 odS5 all @ an @ @ & % 5 9Sg4ssd sy 9 an % I
northwest SIDE Of Fousaf6 Street nortRTesS 8 OF "
Of District H9 Includes an that tsTT9 bounced By the 9o-t5 size
Sc ath s6e of r a0Tte5 @ @ % a m & % a S Sac & Se and 5t 5s
District No 9gdss an that tsTrLto s2u95d the
gan avenue spring side Of Four
DISTRICT .
Of T PstTe STREET No includes 3 al tss ':T5io @ s9gHa BY The o5a s
iaeIudias Eekssto6 saburB anu the
o. To-
Of & stT ti NS & d3fl1 % all t 9Ty % & 5ou96s4 @ By & he 3o side
Capitol
II
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o.
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10. g.
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II
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af m f 6Fg 6 from P The Ga 56 NAMES % se and "0od'y Park and
District Hyattsvie College
Elmo west territory f6H
~ DISTRICT NO. 1s
District Ne rs @ 9e4ss Ks77iRg % WoSdds F0Tsst Glen Laurel
DISTRICT
v % Win NJ the a Exception D al i nd @ s In % T % virginia and West
DISTRICT NO IS
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The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
An Enviiable
Record.

Everything doing every prz we are Offering every
spending in the interest of The Washington Her
aid and its circulation We going tn paper so nec
your everyday life you will count that day lost in
which you have not read copy of it. We proud of the
paper proud of this magnificent pzgving contest We have
reason be- inasmuCh establishing record for The
Washington Herald in the matter of doing everything on mag
nfoent scale There nothing too good for this paper and its
readers and will appreciate your cooperation in this attemp
to make of stupendOu undertaking. For the little
trouble to which you will be put Offering repay you
many times this not fair proposition then we are
ignorant as to the meaning of the word fairness.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
About the List
of Contestants.

We preparing list of the candidates who have already
entered their Names and this list will appear il tOmOrows
issue this paper We advise you study this list You will
be able then to tell just how much being taken in this
contest We admit that there very little far but we
hope for bette Its later It to us that when you
consider the number of prizes offering you you
could easily yourself winner of them If you are
undecided what do about like to talk the matter
with you We know why you hang back It is
because you have heard of other which were conducted
unfairly and you Immediately this with the latter
named This unfair We'd like to remind you that The
Washington Herald will continue appear on the streets and
in your homes long after this closed Can we
afford then to eOpardz future by questionable act! No
matter how long in advance yOu may subscribe for you will re-
cve The Washington Herald just that long And it will be-
better and better the time passes so that you can
regret having become subscriber
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10

TODAYS AID. T sas p Ts are %h. 2 o~ ss" % Automobile % Of Ts the m a
h to the vita nrpotan Of
this why We
IN tina
OF these magnificent We wondering opportunity
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
WAKE UP!

you HAVE read the RIP Wmde
he his
nEar they had been him when he fell asleep Have
self whether asleep years.
while
self Look you! He
only Phddr and entered the field unhead
crash Of dmtre
poddng along refusing halt by the wai until
denied him. He has climbed heights
break the
positions reversed Whereas look upon
bend his neck order to
awful catastrophe? For shame!
pOdder he
fell
wH1ae
n
n be the Don't
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
The District Prizes Will Be
Distributed as Follows:


of
contestants
s. al
three o the districts should the
Capital district
there VIII De more district
he s.
trict prizes making
Other Prizes VIII Be Announced from Time to Time
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
How the Grand Prizes Will Be
Distributed.


The Grand Capital Prize $3.50 House and Lot awarded
o
a
Building Lot valued
n
n he
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10

raid Na9gt $1,000 ~ & eeqa az ee2ts month $50
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
Declining Vote Scale.

win allowed during the
PERIoD-EEea. 20 !. laoa.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
What We
Expect.

VT SINCERELY that you are at least awakng to the
fact that The Washington Herald giving away more
prizes and better prizes than before given away
contest We know that doing big thing
giving away these prizes Indeed well do know that
going advertise until every this part the country
will hear The Washington Herads generosity We have gone
to expense in the matter securing prizes
but hope be fully repaid the great of advert
ing and increased circulation which shall get This
absolutely all that expecting and will be with
this
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
June IS to July ;. 1907.

y ,S Psn % aa @ @ d ss5 Iear @ @ ISSUED "n SUBSCRIPTIONS are received
The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
Are You Getting Interested?
How to Enter The Herald Contest

Send your washing
q
contestaH entitled % nonon 200 Contestants
Herald obligations this
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-17
Icrmiidtc tclearapbiidJc NcpcidJen.

= Weinl Elnltilr5 rlncr Urolpnilo
iii Illrditid Der nrl,cl Sronacontls
lcutal. 0uhn bel 90 SuQllc, Frouln5
G,ucbcc. mlrocn ledlS Arbelter per
idiittet mo iiinf boupn ais Seldlcn
5r Gage gei6roert.
Ser Craig aolonie iilr Gpilep'
tifer IN Suneco, N..D. lit bon Sri.
Morn Collins Mporc aus @ollton
Spo. N.-D., meIfc elm Gcrnloaen pom
cima 100000 binterlolien bat, cIll
2coot Don $4,000 uernludt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-17
Spiritmuicn . 2iecu5 : IpplifatiOncn.
elite Tr. 1917.
SiircnM Scr
Spiriiuuien,Si crn5s0 ommiiidre,
Simmer 900 @crtdtes0ebauoc.
z. Strstt @eaim, Erdlteent,
Samce Guub.
Scnjamiu .. SbreepeS.
GpInmiti1re.

nm Srnnsicrirl,nu etier Gnbetaii.S piriiuuieis
qieeui BON /. mai 1908 einsereiht lpelte am
Fonneritas, benz l. laee bes 9prtl 1909 ~
teite ,niliieu bis ~ llbr Mtitiaas an Wiittiprdl,
Dem 81. 3dse oee Mldr5 1909, et1Seretdt per-
ben. Surmuldre ibnneit aui Serldn9eti hi ole
fem 9iircum crlufli ipctheI,
@aibinston Spipie,
GbefsGieri.
Nouc Moreiie. lSarh.
mnerS 6bmqrh, G43 extraordinarily .....lT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-17
WQcs bereit.

Gie @orbereitunaen fir Die llebcrrei.
dung oes d%olocneu Geroienittreil-
5e5 an Eaitor @uclup @unef, mel
Dies linn bonn &oiicr SranS SO.
iepb 5ilertonnt mllroc, noacnbet.
glQc Gurbereitungen li1o fllr Die
lleberrciflng 0eS goloeren GeroienlGs
t"rell,cs an Batter Toclap &anct Don
Der 6obniiben rcsbpterioner.airhc
an @oibinptonitroBc luto AibIanps
S(pcnlc, meld)c Nnerfennung Dem BE-
tunntcn Seeliprger burdJ Den artiiel
&oiier Srnn5 Soicpb III Nnertennun1
leincr gcrbienitc 5uerfonut lpurbc,
pollenOet. Tie oifi5iclen Ginlnbuns
gen. mcld)e uui @cronloIiuna Der oft
rcid)ln9ariid)cn Tcgicrung 0llrd) De
rem 9otihoiter IN @uihinqton beitelt
DuroerL Iino pom oem cl15lgen III
Baltimore oni0iiigcn oiii5lcllen NC.
pollm0dtigten Der Ditreid)iIdl. ln1orl'
ideu McgicrunQ, Sem &pnilll o.. Y,
Setter, allsgcIonot porocll.
&r. Setter miro bel De- lleberrei'
duulQ9sGerenlonic ocn &orliB tilbren
ino nod elmer fllr5cn Inlptod)c oc2
oitrcidiiden @cid,GitStra9crS i'll
Muibington. Baron Y. Nmbro5p, Der
SIR Belt Den 9otid)oItcr pon Scn8cl-
ntiiQcr urctritt, uorItcllcn, peIdcr Die
llcbcrcifun0 OcS Green's uno Ghts
Giiauna oes @ilbeS pornimmt. Bic
glniprott bea foiicrliden 9b9eiono.
tclt miro nit cinenl Sod alli aailtr
6ron5 Soiepb obacid)lollcn, nnb bic
Mnmeicnoeu m5rbcn bic o%itrcid)ildc
Nctioualhpmnc iin9cn. Ser Hchcatt
miro 5lnl Sbcil ocutlt lno 5lrnl
Jbcil cngIilh iein. Ger aoniul, &r.
q. Souia Setter, miro Die critic ofii-
5icllc Iniprode in Gn9liidl boltcn.
Wa6ridcinlid, miro nod Eoitor 81.
motbtuS Stonc pom Der Grplpn DE
moriuls&ird)c on Der Scier tbcilneh.
men. TnS @enlIloe bon Sailcr
Tronj Noicpb, melfcS EoItor Goncf
bel Dem non,liden MnloB iiberrcidt
miro, lit Elm &umitmcrf critcn Hon.
ge3. Gs lit rlGdl Scr lcstcn AuInoh-
me ocS bcriihmtcn %lulgarild)cn Wu-
lerS lln9tr all9eIcrtigt mo in Bolo
cinncrobnit. Gle icltcne Gbre ipiOcr.
idbrt benz Foitor Tducf III Nnerfens
nlna iciner &eroienitc Inn Dos hiciis
&c oitreid)iIhc GnligrnntenbeinL mel.
dies lih in Hr. 800, Norb<Srooomon
beiinoet uio heiicn @riillOcr nno &c.
Aenwarti1tr Superintendent Eaitor
Toncf lit. Sic gus5cidnullg lit nm
10 hamerfenslpertbcr, ols lie einem
pcptcitontiit)en @eiitlid)cn pon Sci.
ten tinca ltrcn9 fatboliiden Monor.
den 5u Sheil miro uno Der 8ee6rtc
ilbcrboupt nid)t nlchr o%itraidild)cr
llntertbnls rinnocrnL 9anlcrifunild)er
Niiraer lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-17
Nns benz Snncrcn Marplnno's nnS
ben angrcnsrnocn StIotcu.

~ I " I /
9etr1dtlid)e Nuirc1llng herrld)t III
Cumberland. NO, mo llnlgcNcnn
iibcr Die ucrilldtc Shanothot zines
Nc9ers, NomenS Gapio Nno1r'on.
Icrielhe 0riii ont Sam'taB Nbcno
Ole Srol Olortbo Mobincttc pom Nios
0clcp, cinCr tleincr Nrtlholt, Die
Cumberland gC0enilbtr un Wet
&froinia.llicr ocS Fotonloc lic9t,
ollf ihrcnl ScInnc1c unnt Gnnlbcr'
l1nOer Wnrtt an, lullr0c obcr Dilrd)
ollocrc bcS @cqeS fommcno, Dtuns
llcr rerifeudlt, cbC or lcll lhonos
lid)cs Gorbuben oltSfiihren fonntc.
Gr mltrbc fiir5c 3cit nafbtr felt8c
nonnnlen uno in's GumberlGnocr @c-
iGlaniB gciiibrt. &orIidtabolber
iono ooS Ger6or am Wontog bintcr
ben 8efGn9niBnlnuerl, itott. Sroll
Robinettc ibe~ntiii5irte Den Neger po-
litip ais ihren Mugrciier. Tericlbe
milroe obnc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dem @erihtspcriobrelr iiberlpicien.
Mitten i'm 2cbcr
Sorrp .. Mobrer, Gin 10 SATIRE al
Ter Monll bon SogcrstopL muroc
am Mo1tng IN ieinem @ortell Don
ciuem aht Yiunb idlpercn Stein,
Der aus cinem naben Steinbrllh, mo
geiprengt pltroc, beron9eiloaen fam,
al ben aopf gctroffcn unb oui Ser
Stellc get6bttt. Ser Steinbrud) lit
700 Sub bon Mo6rer'S @orten emf
ferrt geleeell. Ser 8etobtete ipobntc
iriiher in Mpbrerspillc uno nor crit
Dor brei @oten nod Sogcrstomr
ilngr5n9en. SoS Sans Iicgt gcrabc
u~uBerbolb Der Stootgren,c u,b NOR
bon ibin gefoi,it luorocn. !Serr Ho6.
ter mar Der 9ireftpr Der HobrerS.
piQesMuiiffopelle uib cin Germonb.
ter bes Gountp-GommiIi1rs Toniel
u. Hobrer pon @oibington.Gomtp.
ScS GinbcS 2 hutcnocl.
81 EurferSburg, W..@u., mr,roe
cin 4.i1briges &inb bon ciner @ofn
lnotipc ~getrofien mo 5lpiitcn Die
@cleiie aeporiel. mo Der olts Is
&oggors b~eItebenoc 3ub illbr iibcr
boS ainb binptg, obne oob es i'm
@arin9itcn perlebt purbe.
MS 2eihc oil gefunoen.
Hobcrt Sec @eirs, ein in ser N1be
bon 9eolL Montgomerp Gouuttp,
Nb., m~obnbofter Sormcr. ipllroe an
Sonntog bei Dem SdlulGouie 81,
9ctbesoo niif einenl tSelo toot ouigc-
filnocn. Gr mar am Son1itoa Nbeno
in 9ean 0epeielt unb bottc iid) I'M,
9 ltbr NbcrlbS alli Den Seinnpe9 &c.
geben. Ser Wonlt mor 10 Sabre
alt. Sein plosliter 600 lit cin
HGtbiel.
MGbhcn DOB lid.
Sn StoOte Soipitol 5u GIfins, "a.
3D., lic9t oos i9.j1bri9e Sri. Merpic
Setter bon Heo Greet, Fenoletor-
County, @.'Ga.. nit elmer 0eiGbr.
lId)en Sd)nbruunoc borltiebcr. Iic
jungc Gonic id)ot nod elmer 81.
ocd)ie, %itiir5tc babel uno muroc ielbit
BON Der aiigcl 9%etroifen.
Gin nnbefonntcr annbc
gctootet.
Vei Eie0mnnt, W.-Ga., puroc an
Sonntng Elm etlpa t6.iGbrioer irem.
Der auate poil einCm 3uge ser
Baltimore Ohio 9atn" iiberiohren
uno getootet. Gr belt iif lGllaerc
3eit bel elmer SamiIie in 2life bei
Yieomont oltf unb iogte, er beib,
@ilncr Solioap unb iei bon Goaos,
Eeros; aber wciter lit nidytS iibcr
cen @crnngliidteit befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-17

IN Yboeniruiac, Ga., bat oie
20.idbrigc 6abrifarbcitcrin Caroline
8reipri ibr ncugeborenes Iiito nod
lcbcno I'M Sole hires @%oGnbauleS DC
araben. Tie nnnatiirlids Mutter
llegt id)mer frdnf i'm Scipital. Ger
9;ater oes ainocs, elm u%erbeiratbetcr
Mann. Namcus Slopiam Nouaf. lit
rcr5aitct mnrhcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-17
Ncuc Nad)trcitcr. &crbrcd)cn.

SopfinSpiIle, Gn.. Is. Mt0r5.
Nadtreitcr crncllcrn hire 9cictIole
Sh1tigfeit IN Den Counties GbriItion
unD GoIomen. Tic SnbutaicIbcr INT
obhGn0iger FiIon5er mcrocn nerrpil-
Itet, INTO crit IN Der lcbten 9tod)t lie.
len Glide bcrurti9e llcbcrgrifIc III
scr 9tGhe BON SopfinSpinc Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-17

Ncgerinnen marcn clnc
s. n0inncn. - Eoli5Giridier g
NeiQ i'm oitlid)enS totionsbnuie ilbcrs
pics glber =. Sail, einen Igenteil
Der yNmericnn Wlltuul Benefit Co."
ouf Die Anitulbigin1, onaeblid) nj
ter &Orlpit9clunN falihcr Sbatiaden
$3.50 bon Der Megerin Morp Mol'ep
bon gtr. 1920, SoaS.slllepL crlan9t
5i bubcll, DEM 8criftSpcriabren. Sie
Nc9crin lugtc beim Goructbor ,onb tic
itit lGuacrer Belt %wod,cntlide Bel,
trGgc oil bie Gompoglie nit benz
GinucrIt1nOniB be5oble, cob iGr in
chem arantbeitsiullc wodcntlid Sc
bc5oblt miirben. Sic iei MN franf
Nciuprbcn, babe nid)t einllal Dos 9ii-
rcau Der Gompa9nIe finben, &C.
ifmeige Oenn 8elb erbolten f0nnen.
Nuu idien iiber Den Stuno ser Cont
pngric ielbit iebr lhleht untesrihtet
5lt iein. Gr ipuBte MIR 10 picl, bnb
bic G%ompngnic om lebten Sreitog iHr
@iircun inl Soiimun-@eboube uuf-
gab. Sroboenl fltbr er uber geiterll
fcrt, @clocr 81 cpllcftircn. Gum Ser.
hor lpnccn milbcItcnS 20 Hcgerinren
crihicncn, ucldc allc nit Eoliccn
Der gcrornitcll Gnnlpugnie bcmniinct
marcn.
@crfenntS Of Hetner?
Seitens bcs t. t. 9tjirfsaerid)tts
IN arafau, @olisien, iueroen I'M
Wcgc oea bieiigen f. unb f. oitrci.
did ungariihen a%oninlotcs Die Gr.
ben ocs unt =. Sllli 1908 nit Sinter.
laiiuns zines Sermogens bon 10000
&ronen i'll arafou peritor6encn
Shiio Netncr, recte Siias Nesncr,
gcllldt. Iie aiilocr bes Serltorbc,
men,: Salomnon Mcener, Notbnn Nes,
ncr, Holo 3ettlicn (geb. Nebner),
Sctti 9onf (ae6. NeBner) mo Hu-
hcln Ncsller iino Dor lGneercr 3cit
nah Baltimore, @o., be5itbungs.
meiie Nelp-Oorf ausgeponoert. ,Sn
Nep-Oorfer 3eit,ingcn miro eleif)-
5eitig Gin dbnlider auir,li perofient
ltd)t. Gie 8eiuften peroen criittt,
iid) BEL Dem obengenannteit &onill.
late inter Nadipeis ibrer Eerion.
SoentitGt pcri0nIid) 81 mcIben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-17
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-24
EmerYVille Entries,

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 23.- Emeryyillc
entries for Friday:
First race. six furlongs-Novgorod
los. Aunt Kit. 105; Thistle Belle, l05
Angel Face, IO6: 'BDly Mycr. lot; 'Col
Brady. l0i: Lord OF the Forest l09i
Adena. i0?: Curriculum. l09; Burnell
t09. Redondo 100, Elmdale, 1i2,
Second race. futurity course Oswald
r.. IOi; Beda. l0i: Glare. 10i: Ketchel
lOT: Caolopus. l01s Airie Fair,e, 1o1; l..
Petite. ll2. Delmas, l1@; Good ship. H.
Thi-d race, mile and a quartcr-Mss
Naomi. lOi. 'Bolmcrc. 10i; est Adams,
10a; I.azell. 1903: Legatec. lO9; Whiddcn,
l0g. Tlavigpy, 100.
Fourth race. six furilonss. Ocean View
handicap--Lcwsion 10o ''Sonla. l0i
Miss Picnic l0l; -'Turrct. l15; Binocu-
lar. lOi; Miles, 102; Chester Krum, l02:
Eddie Grancy. IS
Fifth race. one m'le--Bemay. ia; Lady
Kitty. ia; Belle Farrow. ia; Lilhoiln.
ia; Cocksure Nj; Mossback. III;
sIIomelcss. lO9; Peggy O'Ncai, 100; Co
riel. loo Birth. 1o9; Gretchen G. lo9;
Meltondalc. 20.
Sixth race. futuIsty cOurse-Billy Bow
legs, 12i; Dovalta. l2i; Lovely Mary l0i
IIarwood. l0I; Swaggcrlator, l2i. oSchoo-
ser. ll5: Contra Costa. log; 'Emolino
lol; 'Orsldora, l0l; Royal ~, 127 Cucr-
navaCa, l2I,
apprentice allowance.
roStablc entry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-24
GREEN AND KJMBALL
MAKE HIT ON ROLLERS

Before one OF the largest crowds OF
the season, the team Of Green and KIM
ball. fancy and trick roller skaters. made
its appearance at III" Auditorium rink
Thursday evening. and the crack skaters
made u decided hit.
THEN act, occupying about fifteen min
utcs. is rcplcte with graceful, difficult
and scnsa lional tricks on tp rollers.
The act that aroused the greatest ap-
pauSc was the toe waltz. Gliding on
the toe rollers OF their skates. Green and
lImbal watZcd Ia perfect timc with
the music. Besides This. they did IN"
whriing grapevine and sway. the Dutch
rolf, the clover leaves. figure IS, single
and double two step, Dutch and Spanish
two-stcp, jumps. and a difficult cake
walk. Another feature is the heel ride
by kimbal
The team performed moro than thirty
tricks and most OF thcm were now To
patrons Of the rink. The engagement
continues until Saturday evening. with
y Saturday matinee Next week there
will be- a matinee every day except sun
day.
Arrangements are being made for the
championship race between Schatz and
Forest.