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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-05
d. E. IRELAND. Sheriff.
DISSOLUTION PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
State of Mississippi,
Greene County.

oIdlt OF MISSlSSIppI, 7
Greene County.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Be 1t known that the C. E. Thomson Lbr.
Co., has this day dissolved partnership; C. r..
Thomson having withdrawn from the arm.
known as the C. E.Thomson Lumber COmpauy.
Not Incorporated) and E, L. Thomson and
warren NJ. Thomson assuming control Of the
Company, said r. L. Thomson and Warren NJ.
Thomson assuming all debts owed by the arm,
and collecting all accounts due said firm. C.
E. Thomson not to be responsible for any
debts owed by the c, E. Thomson LumberCo,.
nor to collect any accounts due the firm
Witness our signatures this the 10th day of
FEBRUARY 1909
C. E. THOMSON,
z. L. THOMSON.
w. NJ THOMSON.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-05
Mize

We recently received letter from
a whlskey concern wanting us to
carry their advertisement: aud said
letter found its way direct to the
waste basket. We can't see how
any newspaper interested in the up
building of country or the advan-
cement of christianity can afford to
carry such advertisements.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-05

Do You Want To Go 10 College?
If so we can help you. We have al
ready put hundreds through college
by means of our plan. Write today
for for full information regarding our
offer of a free scholarship in any
school or college. Address, Robern
J. Sherlock, 20 81 East 22d Street
New York City.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-05

The old adage Worth it's weight
in gold,' is rapidly in these days
of heavy carrying of life insurance
giving way to the one of Worth
more dead than alive" Many man
who is but poor provider and a
chull around home, fulflls this axiom
exactly when he sleeps meath the
cold, cold sod and the relieved wild
ow and kids thus rid of his fostering
are free to spend the earnings he has
eked out and deprived them of when
alive, ia listening to the siren agents
song and planting it away in some
gigantic insurance company that
cares but little for him except as one
of many tiny little springs that con-
tribute to makea mighty golden
stream flowing into their Golfers incss
sanity with its attendant power etc.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-05

May the Good Lord speed the day
when the paganish custom Of cele-
brating the Inaugural Of the Rres-
ident of the great United States
with an Inaugural Ball, may have
been discarded. lis a relic of a
less civilized day, and unbeftting
and unbecoming Christian America.
Thank God Old Mississippi several
administrations ago broke herself
away from this discreditable prac-
tice, thus as commonwealth set
ting an example in this as in many
things, to her sister states and the
central government of our country,
which we trust will be quickly en-
ulated from the Atlantic to the Pa
cific; from the Lakes to the Gulf,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-05
Poplarville Free Press.

The negroes of Pittsburg held a
meeting to denounce the crimes com
mitted recently by members of their
race upon white women, and also
took advantage of the opportunity to
denOunce the white officers for ar
resting the whole bunch of vagrant
negroes, claiming that many of them
were In enforced idleness resulting
from discrimination by the labor
unions. The Pittsburg Judge will
probably be more careful in the flu
ture how he administers reprimand
or six months sentence to the col
ored gentlemen" who commit assaults
on the white women of Pittsburg.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-05
HONOR ROLL.

Mcleod, W. W., Vernal 5 Lon
Evans, Wiley, City 2:
Miller, Alex. Merrill 2:
McInnis, John, Vernal .7s
Young, G. c., Petty LOO
Backstrom, c. O., McLain Loo
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-05
New Albany Gazette.

NtW Albany UdZeGt6.
A prominent dlstilling company
with offices in New York, Louisville,
Philadelphia, st. Louis and Chicago.
sends me proof of a series of adj
vertising and proposes to pay me my
own price, per inch for their inser-
ton, net cash. | need money. veal
| need money badly, and though ]
could get enough out of this con
tract to greatly help me, | have most
respectfully declined it. l shall not
become the agent. directly or indi-
rectly of the liquor interest of the
country at any price that may be
named.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-05
Magnolia News.

Mississippi owas much to her min
listers of the Gospel and to her good
women for their influences in shap-
ing legislation along moral lines dur
ng the last twenty five years, and
Mississippi will take no backward
step along the line of such legislation
IN the years to come. Good and
wholesome laws, carefully enforced,
mean much to any commonwealth,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-05
Ellisvilla New South News.

LI!IAVIIId NbW OOuJh- News.
How men, claiming to be decent
citizens can aid aud abet law viola
tors is a mystery. Such men ought
to be exposed Their rottenness
ought to have the lime light of
public view thrown upon it.
1t is such men as these that
bring to a place bad name and him
der the efforts of those who try to
advance good citizenship
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-05

Byrd A d brown WIN
cooley r. W cooley HI
combs Henry crouch
cooley Rw
Donald G NJ DOnald j c
human W Dunnam ia
dunnam C n Dunnam WI
DInnaIn c Ii
Evans L F Evans oscar
Evans Eddington Guy
freeman william Flemmings, Nv
Fuller, T NJ Firth Gus
Goodwin W Grice James
Green c h Green il
Harrison j R harrison OR
Harvel n S liam J F
ham Hathorn III
Hillman w Hillman CD
Hillman Hillman &c
Hillman BF Hillman Join
Harvey Eel Horton PA
Horton HIP Hosford W
Horn will hughes in
Houston D hunt charley
hinton Nanny
Kittrell $ E Kittreli Beulah
II y
KeetOn WI
Landrum EJ Lambert VS.
Lee b
meadows TN meadows jill
hurry A A Mills wR mills ps
Moody Moody w
Moody ] X Moody &c
moore moore George
McLain chester McIain A
McLain Alvin McLain Ne
McInnis A MCDONALD Alfred
McDonald NJ Mcdonald &c
McCan Ed McBerry CT
Prime Phelps charley
Powell II Pipkins charles
Plpkins R Pipkins Henry
Pipkins W L Prime J l.
Piece I Pierce J NJ
robertson re robertson John
Rogers coleman reynolds JR
richardson WI
smith John Jr smith L A
smith p smith sam
smith R C smith Rufus
sylvester Q sylvester wv
sylvester Alb
TouchstOne turner sam
turner IL turner Mac
turner will turner charley
waits valley Jesse
valley W valley Layford III
valley A valley WI
Watson J D Watson CT
Wilcox Robert Williams W
Williams mark Williams Mark
Williams J W Williams d W
Young DIV
DISTRICT No /.
Allen c Il Adams MA
Alderman II Altman JH
Toney Anderson Jim
Alexander Ben Altman John
Allen W Aaron will
Austin RC Allen John
Brown L W brown DE
Brown B brown Lee
Breland G E IRELAND CT
Brannan Horace Brannan NJ
Grammar NJ Brannan n l.
Grammar c Brannan JR
bailey P Berry j W
boiling s NJ boiling Ben
Bates Taylor baldwin george
Boykin Allen Boykin AL
Byrd t II BlockstOn Earl
Brown L brown Lawrence
BROOKS George Blake frank
8lakely b Blakely W
sam bolton Dan
sright pave brown Gabe
,reland d + Bellham Lee
IacOn A Brown sam
sates H Byrd &c
sridges gene bradley frank
solton Lee burton CHI
Brown Jack Brodnax NJ
stunt Joe Betties Nelse
suSby n j Brown NIB
,rOwn DB
'renshaw Earl CrenShaw ND
renshaw Ellis
dnnOn COWdft a c
annon Ben calhoun NAT
ampbell r C clark ia
layton D 2 Cowan will
willis conner will
cunningham V coslton John
layton Richard cobb Nm
lark Joe Colston T.
olston wood
copper John cooper H
ausey Dr. Y carter bob
Alph crime BIB
rosby conley wiley
copper George colston Elijah
orbett J A crawford Miles
hatman hugh
avis A Davis I J
avis I'D Davis Luther
ickens smith Dwyre Nj
onald Hamp DONALDSON Bob
umas Lloyd Dickerson NJ
ickerson Dorsett Henry
Orsett Rich Dorsett will
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-05
DISTRICT No, |.

vi
Dueitt p S Denmark ] y
Denmark S a Daughdrill g :.
Daniels J A Daniels Lorenzo
Dolye d f Davis Ed
Denmark chatham
Gordon DC Gordon E W
Evans E Ezell A T
Ezell ] w Ezell ] NJ
Eel w o Ezeil Fl w
Etheredge D F
Fletcher G II Fountain l. +
Feagan Charles Falls Isam
Goldstein Lewis Green ID 0
Gilbert w ] Gardener Albert
Gardner, Chester Gibson G o
GilEson H G Gaines D E
Genemon Gee Gore Lum
Gassaway S Gaines Henry
George Will
Holland John Higgins W D
Hawkins, Author Hillman S B
Hillman James Hutson E NJ
Harris G Il Howell L
Hyatt Dan Homer O E
Higgins A A Hodges W G
Johnson WI Johnson W NJ
Johnson Peck, jackson Henry
Jones W n Jones G.
Knowles II S
Logan H G Leverett Dave
Lea N G Lambert f G
Lister H G Lopez E B
Miller ] ] Mizell Albert
Middleton NJ R hurry Will
Moland Frank Melvin NJ
Montgomery Cain Mitchell Ed
Montgomery Boss Mills TW
Mills Walter Mills j W
Mills Elias Mills J A Jr
Mcleod Murdoch Mcleod r f
Mcleod Rod McReary George
McTnnis Scott McInnis Desmay
McInnis, NJ E McInnis Virgil
McInnis C L McInnis Nollis
McInnis, ID He McRea Will
McCarmell Geo. Mckenzie Sam
Mcdonald J D McRea Samuel
Oglesby Geo, Orange Fl n
Parker, L P Parker F A
Parker John Parten DC
Portervient G R Pace Lymon
Perry W E Pierce L L
Pierce H p Pipkins H Fl
Pipkins L P Pipkins NJ S
Powe Author
Roe John S Roney W FL
Rivers James Reese John
Rodgers John Rodgers ] A
Rhinehart W 2 Rainwater Henry
Rainwater Charley
Sowell George Strong Len
Smith Gus SumIin S B
Shepard Ollie Shepard W NJ
Shlpman Will Smith Martin
Scroggins c E
ylor Dan
Tolbert, ] | Turner G H
Turner Will
.nderford Howard Venson ] S
alley T W VALLEY L
alley Hiram Valley Richard
alker A T Warn Hubbard
latley F NJ Weaver Henry
clifford W E Wexford Alex
lliams r H Williams Ii
lliams Fletcher Williams r J
lliams G E Williams L N
ties Henry
ties J F Jr Young II r
DISTRICT NO z.
ans ] B Adams S
1ck w HI Banks Boss
nks Tom Banks Jim
1t A Bolton Ben
ton Frank Byrd S w
Gland John Barley Abraham
yan ] S Bolton Dan
sou Calvin Clark Norman
niels Ephram Davis Robert
1tzler Jim Dotson Paul
lrman Joe
ans George
z, NV
'dner, Tom, GOrhram, W A
ems, Hubert
tier Willis Hays John
lthcock r Hunter Charley
,,,sc 4. " Ho0x,o+0,, w IL
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-05
,noin sam nriskel ALE

Eubanks Lyman Eubanks A
Eubanks Al EubanKs HB
Eubanks A @ Eubanks frank
Everett Il B Ester Ed
Ester Dan
Embry R o Ezell FR
Erkhart John W edwards 81
Ezell robert Epriam Lewis
Everett Nelse Etheredge Aid
English ned edwards ned
EubankS W Eubanks TN
Fry Edward Fry We
franklin Jim franklin VIZ
Trimmings r Fellior freeman
FARLEY will Farley Luther
Farley A X Farror WP
Finiff c NJ Finiff Jerry
Finiff Fortner John
Fortner Albert Files Denny
FRANKLIN franklin John
Franklin Denny FORBES Riley
Files Nat Ferrell Andrew
! Green W A Games W H
Gerold J W goldsmith M
crimes W goldsmith Richard
George wesley George norris
Greene sam Griffin peter
Gates Alex Gordon Joe
Gordon y
Gilmore Jake
hawkins John hawkins Lymon
| Hawkins Will
Hogsteat Eric Havard Ellie
Hazard Lyman Howell s L
hinton wiley Havard H
Helveston G Helveston Marcus
Hopes Norris Havard III
Havard Joe Hall CE
Howard John (col. } howard pave
Harper II Harris jim
holland Holland JE
hamilton, Frank Holt Ell
hood lander Hill II
Hendrix w hamilton
Hicks G W Hathorn Alex
haywood Joe HarbouS oscar
Hassell j Howard Boney
Hunter Riley Helveston HIP
Herrington Edd Horton Handy
Hicks will Hobby II b
Jordan johnson E
jackson Jockson Andrew
Jackson wM johnson Joiner L C
Johnson B johnson AL
Johnson A L Jackson SW
jackson Billy jackson Ed
jackson John jackson stonewall
jackson Bill Jackson Henry
Jones Chas. Jones Dan
,, Jim ;, Howell
Johnson Henry
K!ttrell ] $ King Mike
Rooms Kelly We
kennedy Kee THOMAS
Kimball Alex Knott Munson
King Ed King tom
king W Kemp John
Lewis Joe Lowery ] P
Lovely R sampley Rufus
Lewis virgil L Lee S
Lawton B Lilly
Lucy burgess Lane j a
Lagaoma will Longtime john
Lovett IL Lowett george
Lowe CE
Mallett, l. Z Mason AL
MOSS john Mason Melton
Mallett NJ NJ Mason john jr
Millinery Marshall pike
Marshall Mann Miller Robt.
Miller jim (Col.) Martin june
montgomery Rastus montgomery
mathews G March jake
MaSou F P Manner george
Manier A Marsett Dan
Merritt Fate Measiey Frank
Mills Bob Morgan jim
Merrill ] B Nose Harry
Mason Bryant Mallet ira NJ
Mcleod ] NJ Mcleod P M
- AS >, BP
- jas HI ,,Rw
>, Alex McInnis R G
Mckay N Mccoy H s
McDuffie A Nc Gill c
Nc Gillberry tom McGilcerry B
Mccaskill Henry McMillon sam
McCaston Henry, McKinnon
Owens joe odam
orso H Overcast ] Fl
Nix Nose Nemby Ed
neal jacob neal jake
Phillips G Pierce il
Platt Will Pipkins NJ S
Pierce G w Porter
pierce Patton Miles
POLK H B POLK w
POLK G Pugh Will
pool Adam Powe Hugh
palmer w Pitts robert
Pauline Willis polk ollie
Pouncy jeff Perry LIP
Parsons Edmond Pouncy Richard
Premise T Premise
Premise 7
joe rose
roper j M robertson henry
charles Kosher frank
Rivers Milten Riggs Luke
Rhodes Raburn CIR
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-05

ward j ward frank
walker Albert washington will
washington b wright Asa
walker slone wood james
winfield Rw west solomon
williams Frank williams bud
williams A williams j r
williams joe
yates L b yates james
York Fred
DISTRICT No 5.
Arlington Albert
Breland Gaines Breland X
Breland A Bradley Arthur
Beach PL Bolton Jonas
Boiler RIO Boochee will
Bozeman L Bexley j
Black Black EE
Black D w Black NIX
Black charles Brannan GE
Brannan m Brannan 1T
J}rannan B b Brogan will
Box spencer Box VS.
Box Abner Box rs
bolton Joe
Campbell george Cooley wR
Cooley h ] Cooley will
Cochran j W Cochran c M
Clark h Cowart sam
Cowart r B Cochran WI
Cooley B Galloway GEO.
Cook jr. Carter will
Chasy M
Dantzle Henry panther M G
DANTE NC Davis Henry
Davis Eugene Dukes Lenard
Ecroyed GE
Farley Farley W
Farley !. d Farley P
Farley TIC Farley Lee
Fairley D W
cray Will Griffin D A
Green c w Golf iP
Golf r Goff d r
Green w L Green wP
Green walter Green W W
Green Lawrence Golf j Q
havard G h hutson j j
fairfield walter fairfield s p
hartteld william fairfield g W
fairfield Abnor jr hampton Dave
hubbard bob huggar
huggar nose hight will
howard harvey howard sam
henry W r hawkins haywood
harrell L harris G b
fairfield A 3 holton jack
jenkins will jones Chas.
Kahl P b
Lawrence Frank Lawrence jesse
Lawrence W il. Lane A
Lovelace A Lindsey Chas.
Lawrence c
moody Albert Moody Rp
moody m morris r m
morgan R moSely EFF
mosely Arthur mosely pete
mosely Geo moody F
Mizell b h mitchell bob
moore RS morgan wyatt
Mcdonald j II McLain ] L
McLain Albert McLeon john
Mcleod Joe McLendan M j f
O'Neal r NJ
Powe Ed piper NJ
Piper W h penny Henry
Pipkins john Pipkins Curtis
PipkinS d S Powe Horace
Red will Roy D
Roberts Isiah Roy Forest
Roberts Lee Roberts Dan jr.
Roberts Lindsey Roberts Dan
smell Will satcher Reuben
Smith j W Smith Mac
Smith d
Tatum chas. Tatum W c
Tatum NJ C Tatum Austin
Thomas Charles Todd M b
THOMPSON w VI Turner Pete
williams Lee Williams
Willioms Steve Williams john
wilson Jim wings T NJ
wright john wood ST
wood Luke
Yahnj A.
State of Mississippi,
Greene County.
Before me, S. r. Mckay, CHANGER.
Clerk in and for said County, per
sonally appeared D. E. 8relant
Sheriff and Tax Collector in and fol
said County of Greene and State o
Mississippi who makes oath that the
foregoing is true and correct list o.
all poll tax payers of Greene Cobnty
that were delinquent February 1st
1909
D. E. IRELAND, Shift q I. G.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this Feby. 23rd. 1909
S. r. Mckay, Chancery elk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-05

On Wednesday the wind moaned;
the jack brayed; the chickens cackled;
the dogs howled, and poor suffering
folks hung their harps on the weep
ing willows. (6guratively) while that
tornado of mixed breezes of gas, fun.
satire and raillery-one Dad Baldwin
thrust his presence into Leakes-
vile. Soberly speaking we all love
to see Dad come to town, but be
rarely fails to prize up the staid cor
ners with his accustomed playful
moods. -(Greene County Herald. }
Stirring up the whole animal king
dom and throwing the elements into
a towering rage is serious charge
to lodge against Dad Baldwin. Miss.
Comment in Mobile Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-05

D. W, Grouse was down from
Rounsayiile, Miss, over Sunday, with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. w.
Grouse. Mr.. Grouse promised to
talk Chautauqua to the people out
where he is working Chronicle
(Ala.) Call.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-05
lliams Archie williams Nathan

williams Archie williams nathan
white A L woulard CIV
wexford Wander wexford W A
wexford Henry welfsrd f
wexford II H Wexford H
Virgins W L Virgins
whatley AE whatley II
woodcock john williams charles
walker oscar williams TE
williams george wilkinson W r
williams john washington george
williams shortie williams pave
williams p H williams W
white sol white Lawyer
ward j ward frank
walker Albert washington will
washington b wright Asa
walker slone wood james
winfield Rw west solomon
williams Frank williams bud
williams A williams ] r
williams joe
yates b yates james
York Fred
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-03-05

robertson W L robertson tom
robertson william roberts W W
strickland Ds strickland Es
smith will sumlin Ike smith JF
Taylor rom turner nathan
walker charley valley willis
valley george
walton robert webb charley
white 4 white MI
White Geo.
white Monrue williams TJ
williams charley williams A C
williams Lee winborn Lon
widborn Albert williams Taylor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-20
wns-Warren Wedding
 A Society Function
Ceremony Takes Place at South Church, Which Is Beautifully Decorated, at 6:3O This Evening.

Miss Pauline Benedict Downs, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. w. Downs of this city, will become the bride of MT. Bronson Mills Warren, at 6:30 this evening at the South Congregational church. The church has been Splen- didly decorated for the occasion by James Horan & Sons. The color scheme is white and green with Easter lilies and Marguerites for Towering plants and bay trees and palms at the back ground.
 The ceremony will be performed by Rev. Henry Hallam Tweedy. A large number of invitations have been issued and the event will be one of the so- ciety functions of the season. The groom is a son of Col and Mrs. Tracy B. Warren, of Seaview avenue.
 A reception will follow the cermony at the home of the brides mother, 341 Clinton avenue. Here the decorations which are also by Horan, will be white and green, with natural smilax twined a bout the stairways-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-20
WOMAN CASHIER
 CHARGED WITH
 EMBEZZLING S73O

Mrs. Margaret Morrison, also known as Margaret Allen, was arrested this afternoon by Detectives Fox and Hack ett on a warrant issued by Prosecuting Attorney Delaney, charging her with the embezzlement of $730.19 from Dan iel H. Talmann, who conducts a salary loan agency in the Lincoln building, Cannon street. Mrs. Morrison lives with her husband at BOP East Main street. She has been in the employ of Talmann as cashier for several months. She admitted taking money at different times and her husband of fered to make a settlement with Tal- mann. The offer was refused and the warrant was served.
 Mrs. Morrison is well known in East Bridgeport. She is popular in the church which she attended. With the representatives of the TaImann agency CTS and went over the books readily designating the accounts which she had appropriated without credit.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-20
SOUTHEY MUST SEEK REMEDY
 IN COURTS
Board of Education Votes nOt to Pay His
 Claim Unless at End of Law Shit.

The Board of Education refused pay ment of the bill presented by Architect Ernest G. Southey at it's meeting last night, upon the representations of the City Attorney Thomas M. Cullinan in his opinion rendered as follows:
 Replying to your inquiry as to what course I, as City Attorney, would ad- wise yoEr board to pursue in regard to the bill presented by MT. Ernest G. Southey for services in preparing drawings for cerain alterations in the Prospect Street School building, I would state that I was present at a recent meeting attended by MT. Southey and the members of the com mittee on School Buildings. I heard MT. Southey'S claim as to the inStruc- tions which he received and also the statements of the members of the committee as to how far they author and the members of the committee are at variance on this point.
 1.-The matter resolves itself into question of fact rather than one of law. Whether MT. Southey could re- cover any portion of his bill would de- peno upon whether or not he could es- tabI1Sh as correct his version of this transaction with the committee. The opinion of city official, upon this disputed question of fact, would prob ably not be acceptable to MT. Southey and would not bring about settle ity, whose decision would be final and binding, would be a court.
 'I would therefore, in view of the wide difference between MT. Southey and the committee, upon material questions of fact, recommend that pay MT. Southey be left to his remedy at law"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-20
BICYCLE DEALERS ORGANIZING TO
 FIGHT LITIGATION

An adjourned meeting of the Bicycle Dealers of this city representing the Bicycle Dealers of America. will be held at the office of the Bridgeport Cycle Co.,, Y. M. c. A. building, corner Main street and Gilbert, on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock to perfect meas ures in promotion of the general in terest of the business and to unite in meeting the various suits to be heard May 1. in the U. S. District Court, Hartford. there being in this city alone about twelve dealers against whom suits are brought for alleged Violation of a patent
 This movement will be extended to New Haven. Newark and generally in the country at large.
 Likewise the object of the meeting will be to consider the organization of the American Federation of Inventors and Tradesmen for the general further ance of mutual interests.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-20
SULTAN ASKS
 AID FROM
 THE KAISER
CBy Bysantius Moschopolus. Staff Cor

(By Bysantius Moschopolus. Staff Cor
 respondent of the United Press.)
 Constantinople, April 20.-Via Phili- poppolis.)-The Sultan has turned to Germany in his hour of trouble and is asking assistance from the Kaiser to save his throne. I learned of the negotiations to-day from the highest authority. The Sultan is pleading fast favors to Germany and it is believed that he has offered that country every thing that it asks in the way of future concessions if it will but come to his rescue.
 Abdul will try to slave off a sur render to the Young Turks until he hears from Berlin which may take several days owing to the interrupted means of communication.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-20
Fancy china.

Dainty and fine china from France and Austria comes in this Decent sale. Such pieces as we've never been able to sell before at the price.
 Salad bowls, worth .35c to 75c.
 Sugar and creams, worth 35c to 75c.
 Cake plates, worth soc. Fancy plates, worth $4.5O to $S dozen.
 Condensed-milk j ars, worth 35c to soc.
 Chocolate pots,worth SC to 75c.
 Cracker jars, worth 35c to soc.
 each--25c.