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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09
CRITICAL CONDITION
 DENIED AT HOME

Haverhin. Mass. Oct. 9-Published stories that Associate Justice Moody of the United States Supreme Court might never again sit on that bench were denied here today. Washington dispatches asserted that Justice Moodys condition was so desperate that death was near. At the home of Justice Moody here today his secre- tary, John R. Kratz, denied that the jurst'S condition was critical
 Not since Justice. Moody was seized with rheumatism last May has his con- dition been better than it is today" said he. Justice Moody is constantly improving and all stories to the con- trary are false"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09
MISS KLEIN HAS
 NARROW ESCAPE
Thrown from Max Beuch- ler's Automobile She S11s- tains Only Damaged An kle.

The second accident in which Max Buechler, the jeweler at AS Fairfield avenue has figure, since he purcha sed ms automobile occurred Thursday ev- ening at Sport Hill while the nartv was returning from the Danbury Fair. IT. the automobile besides MT. Buech- Ter were Mrs. Buechler, Miss Bell Elem, sister of Attorney J. B. Klein, Mrs Straus of Cleveland, O., and the chauffeur. While going down the hill the brake refused to work and the car struck large stone with sufficient force to throw Miss Klein out of the car. She fell under the car, but es- caped with a sprained ankle The au- tomobile was not damaged seriously.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09
OPENING OF
 DEMOCRATIC
 HEADQUARTERS
Monday, October II, Is Last Day Upon Which Voters May Be Made.

Town Chairman M. A. Kenny an- nounced today from this time until after the municipal election Democratic Headquarters. Lincoln Building. 70 cannon street. will be open. Thomas F. White, former member of Inc 6oard of Relief will be in charge and VIII gladly furnish members of the party and other citizens with any.re- cured information relative to regis Will be open both day and night. Mon day at D. m., Oct. il, will be the latest date at which applications to pc made can be filed. All Democrats ues1r1ng to be made voters will have to apply before this time Those ,.e
 qulrlng information upon this subject may receive it at the headquarters.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09
Birdsey- Somers Play
 Batchellers Today

The board Of directors of the Factory League at a meeting held at the home of President Tom McNamara, Thurs day evening, voted that the disputed game between the Birdsey- -Somers and Batchellers must be played today, and that no reason, outside of weather, can be given for the postponement It was left to Manager Bill Lundberg of the Locomobile team to select the Im- pire. Pete Verrelle, who has given general satisfaction at all games in which he has officiated, was secured by Lundberg, and will call 'em out to- day.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09
WRIGHT BREAKS WORLDS
 CLOSED COURSE RECORD

point, 800 meters away, and then came back to the starting point No time was taken out for the turn. He es- . tinated that he flew about 1.20O me- ters (3,937 feet) in 5S 3-5 seconds.
 The next best record, he says was i minute and 19 seconds for the same distance made by DeLagrange, a frenchman. The machine went up very easily without the assistance of the derrick and Wright is now con v1nced that he can perform this feat at any time if necessary. He made three flights during the morning each of short duration
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09
LAWYER WALL FINED FOR ASSAULT ON
 DR. ELIAS PRATT
Special from United Press. ,

Torrington, Oct. 9-Attorney Thom as J. Wall was arraigned in the town court here today on the charge of as saulting Elias Pratt, the Republican state central committeeman. He was found guilty and fined $15 and costs. Wall took an appeal and was released under a bond of s2O0. The alleged as sault occurred on the afternoon of Sept. 28 and was the result of an he.st- ed argument over the contest for Re publican registrar Wall based his plea Of not guilty on the fact that the assault was provoked by alleged &C., cusations of Dr. Pratt that Wall had. hAan cooked in his nnlitinaI rea4aid, ca
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09
BUZZ SAW CUTS 4 FINGERS OF
 BOYS HAND
Employe of Frank Miller Lumber Go. Sustains Ter rible Injury.

John Gerda. aged IS years of sS Hal lam street. met with an accident this morning which will cripple him for il1e. He is employed in the sash and q9of department of the Frank Miller Lumber Co.'S factory and was saving a board when his right hand slipped Ill the path of the saw and four fling CTS were cut off. Dr. Krause respond ca 10 the emergency call and ordered Gerda to Bridgeport hospital in the auto ambulance. The injury was too serious to treat at the emergency dis penSary.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09
PatrO1man's Collie
 Wins at Danburv Fair

Policeman George Haux's valuable collie won the first limit and second in open competition in one of the strongest collie classes exhibited out side of New York at the Danbury fair. The dog is appropriately named Park view Perfection, and is a beauty. His coat is a tri-color one and has at tracted a great deal of attention There were 50 dogs in the show and dogs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09
Miss Donihee Falls
 On Loose Pavement

Miss Georgianna M Donihee, steno- grapher for Shapiro & Shapiro has been confined to her home since We'd nesday afternoon. following an acci- dent at Main and Golden Hill streets. She slipped on a loose piece of pave ment and sprained her right ankle The pain was so intense that she lost consciousness. She was taken to her home 2o4 Beach street, in an auto nh;1a.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09
MRS. SANFORD TO
 RECEIVE MEMBERS

The season of the Wednesday After noon Musical will open with a recep- ton to be given to the members of the club at the residence of the pres ident, Mrs. Charles G. Sanford, 62 Coleman street, from 4 to 6. Wednes- day, Oct. IS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09
NOTICE

A meeting of the Young Mems Dem ocratic Club of the Second District will be held Monday evening at s o'clock, 265 Railroad avenue (near Warren) All Democrats of the dis trict are cordially invited to attend.
 PATRICK SULLIVAN,
 asp President.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

D'Rach in American was leading Wifen the first lap was completed. Betts, in a Simplex, was second and Robertson in Simplex third. Grant withdrew his Alec because of broken steering gear. Haupt in a Thomas. Irainau in an Acme and Harding in the Apperson lost tires on the first round but resumed after repairs Youngs' car caught fire.
 At the finish of the 5th lap Robert son. driving the Simplex was leading D'Rache in an American was second.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09
Especial from United Press,

NOPOOHrII r
 Washington, Oct. 9.-At the govern Fment serodome at College Park, Md, today, Wilbur Wright broke one worlds record for heavier than air flying and also demonstrated that on level field and with practically no wind the Wright bi-plane can raise from the ground without the use of weights. Wright broke record he said. when he flew over a closed course 800 meters in length in 5S 3-5 seconds. By "cIosed course" he maant that he started. from a given
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

NOTICE.
 Those who have been appointed to act as aids on Oct. 12 for the K. of c. are requested to meet at the Chapter rooms at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon J. J. Scanlon,e Chief of Staff. a*
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

FOR SALE.-A top wagon. Good for
 Jane St.. GSbspa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

TO RENT.-Three rooms and gas, $6. 50.
 1915 Seaview Ave. CT sspo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

WAiNTED.-Lady to travel in Conn. Good pay and tailor made suit free in 90 days; experience unnecessary: reliable firm. Write for particulars. J. E. McBrady Co, Chicago.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

TO RENT.-Cottage house. six rooms
 G7s* DO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

WANTED.-Tailors. men and women. for our alteration room. Laborde- Gelman Co. CT Sso
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09
(UNCLASSIFIED.l

TO RENT-Just completed, new apart ments, all improvements. 6 rooms, 1476-1482 East Main St. asp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

FOR SALE.-Near Walnut Beach. building lots for $25 a lot. C.. O. Mathews, Beard'es Corner.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

OPPORTUNITY.-M market and grocery for sale or rent on easy terms, good location, reasonable rent. Enquire 1905 Stratford Ave
 21 HS If o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

BRIDGEPORT Housecleaning Bureau
 Ashes, rubbish removed. 4S3 New
 field avenue. Telephone 1316-5. Ralph
 l.. Miller, Prop. G tfo {.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

THIS WEEK.-Steinert's Bargains 2f
 beautiful upright pianos rented 2
 short time. Guaranteed as good asi new You can save $100 to S20O Sold on easy payments if desired The M. Steinert & Sons Co.,, 915 Mainj Street. G 6u O T
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

TO RENT.-Desk room with roll ton desk. 416 Warner Building
 2 If O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

TICKLE THAT LAZY LIVER with Casca Laxine Tablets for conski- patton. f
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

bular boiler, IS foot tubes, S1s inch diameter, 150 horse power double butt strap. In first class condition. Exceptional bargain. For further particulars apply to Harvey HubbeI1 Inc, Cor. State St., and Bostwich ave. c d&o .
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

Mimeographjne Notary Public. Sears. 1oS Meigs Bldg.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

FOR SALE.-Few more square pianos and organs at $10 each to make room. The M. Steinert & Sons O., 915 Main Street. G u O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, sst Fairfield avenue, Sept ember 29th
 eighteenth year. The course of stud1 includes all subjects required for admission to the leading universities and technical schools. Individua, work. Office hours, afternoon an< evening. go
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

WANTED.-Three first class FoJ Monitor hands, three first clas, Screw Machine hands on brass yalyef and fittings. Address The Kelly Jones Co.,. Greensburg, Pa.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

BARGAIN.-$1,1O 100 Steinway Grand Pi-
 ano fine condition, $275. Time pay
 ments if desired. The M. Steinert & Sons Co., 915 Main St. G
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-09

FOR SALE-Aeolian Company ma- hogany Pianola with bench and music rolls. All good as new. $1OO. Easy payments if desired. The M. Steinert & Sons Co.,, 915 Main Street.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-18

@ir batten big iebt sinen prdd=
tieen 6erblt, bod am Dienitaa ainq
Der Snoianeriommer su gnoe uno
aeltern 1oaen ben aaBen Saa 5dnse=
flpfsn ourd bic 3uft. Seute 1T oas
Wstter ih0ner uno tdlter.
= Nddtlide Spa3ierQdnger in Ga.
mol EoUer iollten iid Dor Dem l. 8e-
sember nit 2aternen periehen, oenn am
|. Se3ember erliIdt Der @ontratt mil
Der 5uscarawas Hiabt uno Yower SO
uno ote itdotii be 4ibtanlaoe miro Md
Dor Dem /. Saruar polenoet, 10 oaf
Die StraBen ndbrsno oes Monais
Ge3ember niAt beleudtst peroen lon.
nen.
Ser Ssrauen 6nlfsuerein Der re.
Iormierien Ssruialem=&rde inn Stone.
Greet Sbale miro am Samlfaa Nah
mittaa. 90. Nobember. in g. g. ur:
fer's Store einsn Wartt perantalten
Derielbe miro UNI 80 er0ffnet. preiIt
billia. Sbr ,piBt. Die 6rausn BON,
Sanoe brinaen Die beiien saden gum
glien. mie belm9emahtes grot, Obf.
tuhen. SUDDEN aaer Art. ehmal,.
tuden. Butter, aeihlahteie Diibner,
9aTfeetuhen. pfiriidtu6sn. prebel.
@anoies. 6anotds uno piele anoere
2ano- Eelitateiien. 3ommt friib, oenn
lper 3uerit tommt. miro suerit beoient.
&c: grtraa miro CUR Nnidaifuna elmer
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OeTorbeM.

Nm IL. Mepember ,m Union Defpi
tal 0snrp 9lngel BON Stonecrset na6
turaer Grantbsit am Nerpenfisber. Del
@erliorbens ilt i'm Glbiomn 7hole pe.
betsn. Wdhreno ben leBien atbt Sab
rsit belt er eln Soiel in Sionecreef
@r hinterlaBt eine gDiiilpe uno ell
Gin0er.
glm IL. Nopember In @anol Dopet
@brtiiian Manrer i'm Alter bon Sd Sab
rem an elmer 8ebirnfranfheii. Der Ger.
forbene lit in Der Gldhe bon 3oar
Citation aeboren uno aufasmabien unb
fam Dor bier Sabren nod Canal So.
Der. Gr betrieb Elm gut asbeuoes Spes
aereimaateneeiddIt. @r bintstldBt eins
@!.tme uno 5wei Ginoer.
Nm Ia. 9aopember in Nem phila-
oelphia 6rau 9enrp Sapp im Nlter
bon 78 Sabren. Die Neriiorbene mar
IN Der N1be bon Netp Cumberland 9e.
boren uno Bat INNER in oieTem @ountn
aswobnt. Sic b:nierldBt teine Mnes
b0ri9en.
gm IA. Nopember in glen phila.
oelpbia Jrdul. Wina M. gsar i'm vi.
ter bon l8 Sabren an elmer Quneen
enbiinonne. Die 0erforbene NOR
graIt uuo ibre 8ermdbluna nit e}ap
perh bon ubridspile mar auf ben
WcibnaGtsta9 feit9eiebt.
Nm l3. Nopember in Canal Ooper
Elm IL Sage altes Gino BON Somaro
0arfb.
Am 81. Sttober in @anal Doper
Willie Stsib. Der iisbenidbrige Rnabe
bon 0arrp Steib. on sinem Slim
bafentramDf. Ser Grampf mar cine
Ssrl9e Der Branomunoen. bic erfih su.
aog, als er am porlebten 6reitaQ einen
berabbdnaenoen Srabt Der 5elephon=
leitun9 aufbob.
9lm l6. Nopember i'm geapsroam
Sbale ssrau Marp 5. 8unop. biz @ai:
tin bon Beniamln 8unop. i'm 9llter
bon rs Sabren.
9lm Ia. Nopember in ubribsoille
Dr. Geo. %. Woooborne, elm 8eteran
oes giir9ertrieaes. I'M Utter BON &c
Sahren. Ser Neritorbene binterldst
e,ne Wittne uno eineu sohn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-18

y Nub bic Maht beg 8elbes bat in
Nmerita nod snipeilen tire @renaen.
5roboem Sobn 8. RodefslIer in 3nei
5opnihips i'm Staate Nsm Oort. Die
in Der Ndbe ieiner BeliBunaen lie3en,
ener9iih fir prObibitionsspang einee.
treten. baben cine Webraabl Der Yiiraer
in Der Soeal=D Option. Graae fir geibe-
baltuna Der Wirtbihaften eeItimmt.
Aber mas niht 1T. tann nod peroen.
Der 4lte mirft bic Jlinte nidt 10 idneO
in's Rorn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-18

CUBE: Rauff Du feinen 0aien {?
Sora: 8etpiB nibt. Ssit ih Dor
orei Sabren in Der 9unteIbeit .einem
Sdaer einen Siertel fir einen 0aien
besablt uno Damn babeim eine perrefte
aab' anspafte. babe ih einen gfsl Dor
ALIEN 8epilo.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-18

Die toleenben beliebten Gomane ton
zen in Der Office oieies ylattes besoaer
perben: ~
5oa nnb 9aben, bon 8. Ssreitaa 75e
Nus elmer fleincn 0arniinn 5Ot
Garbinenprebisten 3Or
eeibeiseu 25t
Scr &rSius bon philadelphia 35s
Die straBe Der Nerlnrnen 25s
9as 3ei9en Der Bier 35t
Ser Snnb hnn Baskerville 35t
Mftenitif Wo. 113 35t
Gf3a9ltes nno Grlebtes 25r
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-18

Cine iotals Monofinlisrnib iDirb
bier am 27 Wonember smllfen Uillters
nabt mo 3.37 Diorpens 81 lyhsil
iein.
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3'ittabeQe
ber
WbbaltMttg Oct SiBitttgct.
Des Gontntnn YteaS
0eri1tcs
int Sabre 1910.

Staat Ohio,
adter Seridts.9titrift
Sc lit hermit anseorbnet haB bic 9ermne bee
Common Yleas @ertbts der perid)iebeueu @ounti =
i'll benz geuannten @erbtsbiitrttt fir bas Sabr l9lG
mie fu9t ieitseitent iinb:
Belmont Gnunta.
am H. 3age bes Sanuar unb am A. Gage bes
aprtl uno ant 70. Sag oes September.
@uerntn Gonntp.
Vim Gage bes /. syebruar uno am 2. Gage bes Nlal
uno ant s. Gage bes Gftpber.
6arIion Gounip.
elm 8, Gage bes Sanuar uuo om IA. Gage be
Mdr5 uno arn 6. Gage 6es September.
Ssiferion County.
ant 4. 9ase bes Saunor uno am 4. Gage he's aprti
uno am IL. 5oge bes September.
Morsan County.
am g. Gage bes Sanuur unb ON 7. aase oes apri
unb am g. Gage bes Sftoper.
Tusitnsum Gountb.
am 5. Gage oes Sunuar uuo om A. Gage bcs apri.
unb am 3 Gage bes Sttober.
@ohle Gnuutp.
am g. Gage bes Sanuar unb oin d. 1u9e bes Ipr
uub am 6. Su8e bes September
5useara,uas county.
Nm TO- Gage bes Sanuar mno am 4. Gage bes apri
uno am 12. Gage oes September.
es iit ierner unscseben, oaB bic @eridtsfbunscr
Der erten SubbintIion abaebaiteH perben ppn Der
Jti9tern 9llfreb u. SSra5er. gGtlliam 8. SobnUi
uno Sames Wt, WteSinnls.
9ab bic SiBunoen Der aipeiten SubbioiiioA BON
Ribter Sohn Yollpst obgebolen peroen ioaen.
SAB bic Sibun9en oer briten Suboiniiiou pou hen
Ridbtern Gees g. Nidarbs. 2Gaiter s. Sbotpea unt
T. 8. 3ealea obgeDalteu peroeH Iollen.
9es Weteren ipirb anseorouet baB Der Adtb s
u. UteSinnis Sum beouIIidb9enoen Ridbter beitImn
ut unb baB bic beia9ten 9ertdht5term,ne uln I'LL
Mor9enS beginner.
Snbn aolud,
gDaiter q. Gbottuea,
@ees q. 4tbarps,
Sames W. @eGinnis,
z. .. 9ealea,
gBintam s. Sobnion,
Nlfren ". Sra5er,
9tiDter bes 8. @eriftsbiitritts
Seeebsn in ct Sanesniue. Sblo, am 10. Sftobe
oeS Sabres ". 8. 1909.
Staat Ohio
3uscaratpas Gpuntn, ss
Sdb 80 6. 9 d. @lerf bes Common gIcas Sc
r,6tS in unb fir Susearamas @puntp, Ohio. be
uub ribtise abibrit bet Origluaioeroronung ibtt
bic Iern1ine Der Seit Der GiBuuaen bes Common
Bleas @eritb,s i'm atbteu Ser ,dtsblItrift BON Sb
fiir baS Sabr 1910" lit, fuie iDld3e nnu III meine
Office auflie9t
Yeaeusi bnrd meine llnteridrift unb bos Sieoe
beS genannten @eritbts IN JlelD Obi
(SieQeD laoepDia, Ohio. ON %. Sftobe
fes SabreS a. 3. 1909.
me- 8ed. Gierf.
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6uihn,tt ldft nihts ,u piinld1en iiber.
Oieialben iino Don oen neuciten 5abrifaz
ten eemadt uno rperoen Gud sefallen.
Jhr fauft einer, oenn Jhr lebt oeren
2lusiehen. unlere oubereemohnlid CUTE
2uspanl miro psrfauft 81
$12 90, 1900, 1900 nnD 1000.
llnierc Reeenmdntel idnben Gudl
por jeoe,n 5turnL aueer einem u03ehirn
iturm" uno fe fleoen Gud gut.
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+ ~.F.
resoaen, fpnoern INNER nur geprebt,
Gin Mufeum fir bDadnttliiM
stltertbiirner fOll in atbsn srridtes
lserben.
Die idbr1ide Ginfubr gon=
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5124,OOO,OOO. 4
eesn gaIifornien CAB es idon
In Sabre 1900 mebr dls 5,50O,OOO
43firiidbdume.
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lrgab fir bas ..Sabr 1908 einen Grs
irog bon $51, 1,583.00
Dem 9obslDhe bel @anora
cntItrDmen fortsefebt ftiinblih 1000
sfubifmeter 2oblenfdure.
Die freie falpetrige @dnrs
tcotet mod in Der @erbiHnung
i:1OO,OOO lebenbe 3enen.
Das r@cepter" oes Sprs1ers
i'm engliIden parliament lit Elm 8uns
eel BON Is Gbenbol5ftdben.
5eibe fann BIS 3u 80 pro=
sent yeudtigfeit a,lfnebmen, obns
baB iie eisenilide Ndife aeigt.
Der 8erg6an gban BET
2ionzgbdn tit 1900 SUB ho9 uno
beltebt aus nabeau reinem 9uaun.
Das 2pren3oitrpmgebiet fiibr.
fsm Meer binnen "a Stunoen 4 nnb
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8oifer gu.
neber 10000 aifen m /
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Sabre in tabellofem 3uitanbe in gns-
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grnpins Ontario beiibt iibsr Is
Weillionen Sbitbdume unb bret WltIs
Iionen MeinIt0de.
Die aDnise bon portugal per%
ben niht setrDnt, iie ersreifen BEL Der
Geremonie MIR bds Seepter, Die
Grone bleibt liegen.
Die meiiten Der sroBen DIE
ren3iidter in Spanien baben ibrs
eigenen Miiblen our Gepinnung bes
Oels aus ben Slipen.
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SpbnfluiTes iit reperFbel, our gbbe
ftiirat er ins Meer. our 5luth ftirat
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Sn Der Gunbp 8ai betrdst
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Gbbe uno 6lutb 40-55 Sub. fteis:
uEer aud duf 80 SUB.
Cana 5 a'sN Weiaenernte miro
D:eies Sabr auf 168, ,386,000 8ufbel
eeihdbt, ober 43,696,0OO 8ufbsl
mebr, als Die lebtidbrise.
Na4 fatiitiiden 8eobahtnnaen
iit Die 3abl Der 80idbrigen 5ronen
einmal, Die ber 90idhrisen Diermal
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rer.
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1Gel @rnte in Den 9efpGi1ern Der
9srins gbparo Snleln perfprids
oieies Sabr 10000 8ufbel gu errei'
den.
g S9laefIiiffe finben melt
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-11
PASSENGER AGENTS MEET
TO FIX THE FAIR RATES

Seattle, WASH. May 11.--Asslst-
ant general passenger agents OF the
Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Ca
madam Pacific and Oregon Railroad
& Navigation Co. are meeting today
In Seattle for the purpose of arrang-
ing for special rates during the ex-
position sad rates for special excur-
sions. The representatives Of the
four systems Will arrange the sched-
ule of excursions so that the dates
Will not conflict. II Il becomes nee
essary, the railroads will loan
coaches to each other, so that on any
particular day greatly increased IA
elites VIII be at hand to carry the
crowds.
The railroads will also take up the
question of advertising the excur-
sions and decide upon methods of
publicity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-11
WEST POINTERS
TURNED HIM DOWN

San Francisco, May lion the
verge OF nervous collapsey Gordon
A. Dennis. the army lieutenant re-
Gently court-martialed and dismissed
from the service on charges OF ogling
women, is in the city jail here to-
day.
Dennis wandered into the police
station last night and calmly In
formed the officer at the desk that he
could not stand the disgrace which
had fallen to his lot. and that he In
tended TO commit suicide. He was
placed I'm a cell and given medical
attention by the police surgeons, who
say that, with proper care, he will re-
gain his strength within a few days.
The ex-lieutenant enlisted In tho
volunteers as a private at the time
Of the Spanish war. He won his COM
mission through his bravery, and un-
III recently had a record OF which to
be proud. IL Is reported that Dennis
did not always find life among the
West Point graduate commissioned
officers particularly pleasant. and
that he foil In the hebit OF associat-
Ing with his susordinateg. He was
also accused and convicted of drink