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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-02-19


It's loyal, faithful Negro citizenship.
ACQUITTED ON INSANITY DODGE.
me muderous assassin who several
months ago shot to death four limo
cent Negroes was recently turned
loose by Memphis court on the
plea of insanity. Such court should
DE immortalized with the notorious
oanhedrim. Such mockery OF justice
is enough to make angels weep and
devils blush. Insanity! How fimsy!
What hollow mockery! The red-hand-
ed murderer was insane, says the
august court, and therefore no blame
or responsibility attaches to him for
mis- diabolical crime
Had he been Negro he would have
been hanged as high as Hannah with
out even the formality OF a trial, or
chased through the streets and shot to
death as a wild animal. For only
last week in the same city poor Ne
gro, it is alleged, with Bible in one
hand and knife in the other, be-
coming too demonstratiVe, was shot
to death without parley, and that, too,
without his having killed any one.
Sum up the following and you have a
sample Of the morbid sentimentality
that runs riot in the Memphis town:
One man commits wholesale crime
Oy numbering four men as fast as he
can pull the trigger Of his pistol and
is justified, because he is white, by
being eXonerated by so-called court
of law; another man, it is claimed,
knocks down a person or two and is
hilled, not by an officer who should
nave done it, if necessary, as re-
preventative of the law, but by an
outfit who thought he could do so
with impunity because it was Negro.
That Memphis assassin was no
more insane than the court that tried
and acquitted him. If he was insane
why was he not put in an asylum in
stead of being set adrift with his muir
der-crazed mind to prey upon The
lives of other Negroes? No insanit!
was his, not by long shot. H haC
ruthlessly murdered four men because
hey were Negroes and used the in
sanity dodge to get out of it. Thaw
who, with some sort of excuse
! murdered White, was adjudged insan
and sent to an insane asylum as beini
90 dangerous to be turned loose OF
The public. But the Memphis murder
ar goes scot-free
Should a court composed of the los
souls of the damned to intercept tn
soul of that manifold murderer as
enters the lurid regions so graphical
described by Dante, and should thS
court absolve his soul from all blam
for the murder of those four innocer
men, such mockery Of the dispensi
ton of justice, even in hell, woul
have been a stigma and a shame. TIL
turning loose of such man on tn
public is the sowing of dragon teetl
sore, ulcerous and contagious, on tn
fair name of the State.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-02-19

The public is cordially invited to
the exercises of the Epworth League
of Capers Chapel Sunday evening at
$50 o'clock. An address, subject,
Saving the saved" will be delivered
by Miss Mary Kane Hill. Paper, R.
T. Brown, Jr,, Walden University;
Solo, Miss Ella HENRY; Organ vol
untary, Miss Laura Stump; Solo, Miss
Annie Miller.
LADY EMMA LOUISE PHILLIPS,
President
LAURA STUMP, Secretary.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
Hapier Saberitof aeltprbca.

SIN aatboIii6en aItenbeim sn Sa-
fapette, Snoiana, lit am 9ienltag Der
alte 8eteran 9apier SaberItod in
Die eruige &ube eingegangen. Gr
mar in 8aoen, 9euti6lano,
geborerL ulo fam in ben so 'er
Sabren na6 amerifa, mo madte in
etnem Benniploanier Reginnert ben
8ur9erfrieg nit. @r fam Ilsgangs
Der 60'er na6 Sermanit unO ebeIif.
re oabier am 20. October 1863 Sri.
S%oiepbine S6ub, nit peI9er CT in
9lidlider @be lebte mo lpel9e i'm
nit 3 SObnen unO 3 S0dtern iiber.
lebt. Ils Die @ebre6en oes Alters
bel Serr Saberitod iotpie bel ieiner
Satin lid fiiblbar ma6ter, beI9loi.
fen lie Dor 4 Sabren in obengenanrl.
ties aItenbeim ein5utreten mo lie Den
AUDI 5ufrieoen u1o moblperiorat ibr
gnoe barrten. Serr Saberltod er.
reitte elm aIter bon 80 Sabren, uito
tpur0e geitern Radmittag in Gaia.
petite beeroigt. Seine beiOen bier
pobnenoen SObne 2ouis uno So5epb
Saberitof reiiten Dorgeitern mad COR
ten nb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
8ic lit bics.

8ir 6ieten einbunoert Dollars 9e
lobnung fir ieOcn Sal bon &atarrb
Der nidt 0ur6 Ginnebnlell bon Sails
&atarrb.&ur gebeilt meroe fam.
s. S. Cheney & So, gigentD.,
Soleoo, ..
8ir, Die llnter5eidneten, boben
5. S. GBenep ieit Den 10 Snbren ge.
fonnt unO baltelt i'm iiir poatomner
ebrenDaft in alien @ei6ditS er6ano.
Lungen unO finan5iell beidbigt, ale
bon Ieiner Sirmta eingegangenen Ser
binoli6teiten az erfitelM
8eIt & &ruar, @roB9an0els. Drogus
iiten, &oleoo, 8.
8alOittg, &inilan & Marpin, @roB-
banoelS-0 roguiiteu, &oleoo, ..
Sails 9atarrbsaur miro inerlt6
genontmen ltn6 tpirft uut 0aS @llit
uuo Die i6eimigen Oberflade oe8
Spitems. 3eugniiie frei Deriaubt.
Ereis 75c fir Die 5laiAe. Gerfauft
bon allen I~potbefern.
Sails 6amilien.Sile itn6 Die
belten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
@arhpreiie.

9ariuei5en perfaufte man eeItern
IN ct. Souis au 1.50 - $1.56 bro
gu., ettpa 2 @ents b6ber oils Dor
elmer 8o9e. Sn Chicago be8abIte
man 1.43 = $3.50, in Solebo LAT
Y $1.4S% mo in SEEM 9orf
1.36 $1.39A. Sermintpei3en bat
letdte S6panfrngen eriabren, baIt
itd1 aber i'm groBen uto gan5en a,,f
Der gleiden $obe. glm Oienstoa
itieg @aipei5en oif $1.30.
Wfebl lit natiirli9 nod immer iebr
IN WtttIeioenidaft ge5ogen. Die 10.
ben 8eidenpreiie Ioiien feline Grmab.
igtng in NebIpreiien gu. Wan be.
oabIt fiir &atents $50 $500,
5ancp 5.65 - $500 in SlGiieru en-
gros. 9te meiiten gerfaufe, nam.
entIid bon noblbefannten Warfen,
tpllroen 5u S6beren 8reiien obge.
I9loiien. Der Sanoel lit notblpen.
otgerpetie flau uno arf Die 9efrie.
oigitltg oes auge1blifli6en 9eOari$
beltrattt.
Ser Warft in @ais bot einen red
regen @eiddfts9ang. Breiie fir gro
oe6" @etrei0e paren "a = 761ac.
pro guibel. Der Saloel in Safjer
lit 5iemli6 rege. 8reiie fir oos
9uibel Dgraoeo~ maren 561a SIC
alte Sartoffelu iinO elm penig bill
Tiger eeruorbell, Gas 9ltibel brirlgt
IS - Soc. ~ Nelte iteben IN gutter
gtadfruge, BEL groBen 3uiubren. Sic
.nerfaufen it6 5u LOO - $50 pro
8uibel IN Sdden.
Ser Treis fir lebenoe S6neine If
bod uno felt, No9 @epi6t uno
Alalitdt Ser Sbtere be5abIt man
7.05 IL $7.42B oa8 Gentner.
: @erGll6erte Spedieiten, oerpadt
foIten ie noh 9rolitdt mo Sdnitt,
II 1219c, oas &funO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
G6antuiS.

Or. 81. $. Iidboff uno SAINT
lie paren lette ISOLDE in @arren
Gountp no ite Der @ecroigung oes
8aters oes Or. &ifboff beiluobnten,
6rau 8. 8ueute bon Worriion
un0 Srau 8irf bon Sermaitn pnren
bel gerponoten bier gu 9eiu9.
Die S6iiIer mel9e bel Srait
Sdaefer in ABORTION Mriifunterri6
aaben bier elm Concert peld
es gut beil19t ilno IN ieoer Siniid)t
5ufrieoenltellen6 mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
gorscn gbenb @narfaiie.

-8m. RHinboI5, pnn ABORTION,
mar MOruaa bier in 8fit1iten,
-8m, 2iltbeB, BON Berger, mar
Gienstag bier.
SRI. ella 9urfbart fam Sam.
itng BON ct. 2ouiS beim W 9eiild.
-Some.maoe 9rGnog gu baben
bel @ottIOb SAues.
Or. uno 6ron 3idion tparen
bon 5reitag bis Snmstag IN ct.
Souis 5u 9eiuG.
-6ranf Shaefer, Der Sleulpner,
fam ruegen l~lnipobliein am lesten
Sonnerstag BON GbaniOis 5u Snlie.
-6rau 6rit 5leiid. BON 6reOe.
ridsburg, mar nit ibret &inoern Yin
fangs Der 8o9e bier.
--Souis 9oeger, DON @orriion
batte at Montag bier 5u tbun unO
mafte 3ienitag in Berger 9eiud.
SRI. emma 9efmarm bat iid
am Nontng naf1 ct. &ouis begeben
nm 81 bIeiben.
Der S6ullratb bot es perbotcn
Dab mad ben Sbulltunoen I'M Sfill.
bote Ball geipieIt miro.
-Sbil. &oIb ~feierte am Iesten
Samstag ieillen @%eburtstag llno bat.
te am abenO Die @nterpriie Wiilitarp
9aao 81 geiu6.
-Rep. gtieoerbutb uno Satin
Daren oieie 8o9e 6u 9eiu9 ibres
Sobnes 8eslep, pel1er in Barren.
ton oas college beiuht,
-Sobalo ME mard)e 2eute oui-
boren iiber Die &1lte 81 flagert, ian.
gen tie au lber Die Site gu idimp!
fen.
Die Golnltg Court miro ndd).
item Wontag 5uiammentreten. glld
Die Rrpbate court miro in SiBuna
icin.
$err uno 6rau Sobn GeiODart
lulo luteoer 5u ibrer 8od)ter 9rail
8aIentin III gl&aio, Su,, gereilt unl
ldngere Belt pq 5u bleiben. IS &c.
tallt ibneH oa iebr gut
-6rau Sacob @eber, BON 81.
Souis lUelbe IA Gage BEL ibren Ser.
ipanoten, ben 6anilien 0iltbep uno
&tr4boifer, 5u Seiu9 mar, febrte
Ntontag nad ct. Souis 5uriid.
6rdu gllfreO 9o9rer, bon aar.
ias @itp, aanias, traf Samstag Ytor
gen bier elm LIN TIRE @lterrL Serr
uno 6rau Ssacob @idel bel Spiss,
5l beiuAen.
SRI. aIpine aaridnif, BON
Worriion, unb SRI. Eaulina SiIgen.
stcebIer, bon 9otsoan, paren les.
tie ISOLDE bier gu Yeiu9 uno @dlte
Der ebeleute 6ris Gang.
Die @ifiolri, aanias & &er.
as eiienbabn miro am %. Otoi all.
tangeno, lpieoer Die 8 Gent Die @eil,
JabrseIo berednen. IS miro niD,t
laitge oaler1t miro AUDI Die Niiiouri
Eactttc gabn tpieoer 8 Gent Eapr.
GELD per ReiIe e%infiibren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
-SuIius Mnehns mnr Mnfn

-SuIius Moeblis nor anfnrgs
Iper ISOLDE in ct. Souis.
Dem @e0uIoigen miro aud has
marine @etter 81 tbeil perOen.
Somtae iiber s Gage lit Bfin9
ftGn
-Srau Senrp Sudta fa1n bon
ibrer 8eIu6sreiie nab airtrpOpo II.
ct. 9puis am Rontag 3uriid.
ffrau Roia @eper bat ibr
8obnhmls an Der peit 3. Strabe OH
Sulius Wtoebus fir 5000 D~ertauft.
Srat HoiaIia Saeger BON Sci,
ferion Gitp, lit felt Mittpo4 bier 6u
9eiud.
SIM Sofe oes 8bite Souie Sot,
els lino Die Gementarbeiter beihaftig
neue 6uBpege 81 legen.
SEER unb 6rau Simon Brandt,
bon ct. 2olis, iino bier I'M alien
Seim BEL ibren Sobne Senrg 9ranbt
au Der 6irit Greet gu 9eiu9.
SIN ct. 2onis erpirften geitern
acknowledgement auguit s. 8ulfe.
meDer BON ct. 2ouis un6 Sri.
2oriia 80. 9aoe bon Smiss.
--!Scurp Sans lit iebt Sei5er nuf
Dem Snbrboot @efmann iolatlge Ser
mann Saiitl aui Dem neltDn 8oorc
&uglll Noblt arbeitet.
-Serr un0 8rau s. q. Gotten.
itroeter, bon 8eralO, paren Wiontog
bier INN einen 8rnbltein fir Den
ueritorbenen gater oes Serrn GOT
%tenltroeter 81 beIteIlen.
SRI. Olga 9uefer oeren @Itern
bel 8ap mobnen, trai oorgeitern bier
Elm Inn geiter1t Der So65eit ibres
gruoers, Huoolpb aiefer, nit SRI.
Sattie Stride, an Der Coles 9reet
bei5upobnen.
-8ie mir p%ernebmen lit 6ralt
Sulia Born @attin oes Or, Souis
Corn III aanias Gitp 10 idlimm er-
tronft OaB an ibren 2%luffommen &c.
5lUcifelt miro.
gtd6l1iiige 2eltte ieBen ibre
Sa1en 8inO un6 8etter aus mo
beflagen it'd oaB in oieier peroerb,
ten 3eit ni6ts mebr 10 gut uno bou.
erbaft gcmad)t miro mie III Den gu
len, aireil 3elIen,
Ser 8rdfioent bat Oscar e..
.Straus bon 9ten yorf ais @otihats
Ter mad Der Siirfai, ltn6 8iatum 8
&ofbia pom 9iItrift BON GoIumbia
oils @otihafter nod &uBlauo er.
nannt.
-Semano bat ausgereAnet, Dob
Dos 9eponirte @elo IN ben Ntiil.
ourier 8anfen $170 pro Sopf Der
gepolferung betrdgt. ga muB IT,
geno elm aerI meine$170 mif Iein
Sonto gei6rieben baben, "meint
! Sermann Sdilbaf,
-Serr @artmtltun 4ebr, friiber
an Der Secono Greet rpobnbaft, aber
lett bielen Sabren in 8arrenton an
iGIfia, lit leste ISOLDE 6orten i'm al'
ter bon so Sabren g%eitorben. Serr
Sam SO. &oberion, bon 8arrenton
friiber ebenfalls bel 9ap mobnbaft.
lit iein S9niegeriobn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21

Die @eldhpiitet Gina uno @bas.
Sntel trafcn porgeitern BON 81
Sonis bier rin nm oieien CONNER
bel ibren gltern j. ". BOD bel
StOlpe Su uerlueilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
GspOnirt eues 6eIo IN Der
Peoples Dank
uOn AeEmann

uOH gsrmann
~nie 9auf Ger Gsutt, pom osa eeu.
ten uue fir dc Gcutc."
&eine Snnr iidJercr
5 8ucSsEt 3miea mn 3sit Gtpuii,tn
1tretto ,ca
~ SrsEcr, atcbt Aioit,r
benrD SrnSS, ncuu 10. Sctpt,,
her-n SdioeI I, q u. Sil5cr.
Il VI. gSaiter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21

NAAt %SpiSh NphSIItIAN ppl SE
Sonis bier Elm I'M oieien CONNER
bel ibren gItern j. ". BOD bel
StOlpe Su per1ueiler.
-9anft Cure 9~eitelung fir @rn.
te.grnnop Seitig bel
@ottIob S9ues.
-angllit Saueellberg mo Capt.
Sim Giror pareu oieier Gage bier
1tllO beridten oaB lie $4,000 @iien-
hnbni6Weaen BON Big &inep Den
@nsconaoe -6IuB berunter gu f0Ber
haben.
Or, Sobn GuaeIbredt BON
Stomp Sill mar Mittmp6 bier auf
Der &eiie mad Sefferion Gitp nm
Der Snbresoerinmmlu1g Der State
WebicaI IiIociation bei5uipobnen.
-5ral Senrp 2bee reiIte am
Sonntag mad ct 2ouis I'M ibre oa-
ipobnenbe So9ter 5u beinden uno
geoentt nuf ibrer S9meIter IN
9ree5e, SIfs,. einen 9eiu6 ab5uItnt.
ten.
Serr Baitor aaue bon Sort
Smith. Grf., befinbet iid ieit Ies.
ter ISOLDE bel ieinen Sobne aarl
&aIiB &atfmanu in Stnlpe. ali 9e.
iu1.
Sic &eeierung bot nit Der Nr-
belt angcfongen ben @asconooe.
6luB bon 9mumitammen 81 iGrbern
utto aitf ben ieidten Stellen tieferes
8nbrmaiier 81 i6affcn. Die arbeit
geificgt inter 4ufii6t oes Serrn
5. Y. Gill bon ben &egierlngsbof
1T @aScpgooe.
anldBli6 Der Seller ibres 2
i1brigen geItebens belpirtbete Aurc,
liza &ebefab 2oge go. 400 S. .. 9.
s. an 0ienstag Abeno BEN II. Mui
Die @IieOer Ser 8obert Blum 2o0e
in Der SogenbalIe, uno ia1O gIeid)-
5ettig Die @tnfitbrtng zines neucn
Wtitglieoes Itatt. 4lle Gbeilnebmer
an Oieien 6eite oeriidern lid altf
angene9mite unterbalten 8lt baben.
-@1breno an letten Somstaa
Der 10 Sabre aIte Monroc Hief aui
Der SagO no6 S6Gangen nit cineul
% &alioer Rifie berumbantirte,
i6oB er lid 5ufdaig III ole Mnger.
0egeltO, bod perIebte gliidli6eripeiie
Die augel feline e0len 5bcile, uno
gebt Die 8ituoe raid ibrer SeiIllng
entgegen,
-Gs 6errift mieoer Gltbe i'm
Staat uno leidter atbnlet Die @iirs
gcridaft aui Die 2e9iSlotur bat IidJ
pertngt uro sic Serrn @eieegc6er
itn0 nadJ Saliie gegangen. Ger
StautSiddel bot ODER be0elten0cn
S6ooen gclittcn mo es miro &c.
rolllte 3eit itebmel, bis er iif nie-
Der er6olt bot
Die Serren 8m. Ser3og un0
Otto @ronter, BON ct. Souts, rpo-
rem all nergangenen Sreitag bier
gum geiu6 i'm alien Seim, mel6es
immer nod cine 9ln5iebunesfraft bat
neil es Die @r1ber ibrer 2ieben
biret. Serr Ser3og tritt oieie $50.
DIE cine 6 Wonate anbalten0e
9euti6lanoreiIe an, 1u1o niinif)en
mir linn oaielbit einen o%ngenebmen
Iufentbalt.
Sirdli6es.
@m Spnntag Morgen miro Serr
Baitor S. s. Slid, BON ct. 2ouis,
in Der bieiigen ct. Bai1ls.airbe pre-
Oigen. Baitor Slid lit Der reiienbe
@ertreter oeS 8rebi9er. uno Broie.
minars Der @pangelii6en Spnooe II.
8ertreter Der Snneren Miiiion Der
SDnooe. lleber bieie 4nitaIten llno
glrbeit miro er in belebren6er uno
in ieiner Dirt intereiianten @eiie re.
Den. Die erbobene &ollefte in Die.
len @~ottesoienit fommt Den beioen
@nItalten 1ino Der Miiiion in unic-
| rem etaenen 2a10e All qlit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21

abonnirt aiaf bas SerHanner
8oItsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21

-Gaaft Cure 9eiteaung fir @rn.
Seitig BEL
@ottlob Sdues.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
Scinrid 8iebnid, seitOrbcn.

Sn ct. 9ouis lit Ieste ISOLDE elm
befonnter 9euti1er Seinrid 8iebu-
i6 aus Dem 2eben gel9ieben.
Der 8eritorbene betrieb ieit pieleit
Sabren I'M Souie 63t 9. a. StroBe
cine 0ruderei uno tpar beIonoers in
epangelii6en Sirdenfreiien cine oils
aeiebene Acknowledged. Geri6ieoent
Male wltroe err ourb Die 8abl iiir
2aien1mter in Der oeutiden epangeIi.
ihen Spno6e oiiSge5eibnet, mar in
friiberen Sabren 8raiiOent oes @ii.
ten Samariter. SoipitaIs (iett alten.
beims) ai Der Sefferion slpe., rno
9opton Str, nno aud elm trener
Sreuto Der @aiienonitalt all Der ct.
CHARLES 3od Hoao, pie er iif benn
iiberbaitpt auf benz @ebiete Der
8obltbdtigfeit berporraseitb betb1-
tigte.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-10-15
Dustin Farnum in Cameo Kirby"

Cameo Kirby is a play the public
the emotions and observation-disclosures
wrote w. L. Hubbard, the distinguished
critic of the Chicago Tribune during
the long Chicago run of this romance
of adventure in old Louisiana in which
Dustin Farnum has scored the hit
of his career. Mr.. Farnum's character
lZation Of the Mississippi river gam
bier of the early 30's has been &C
has been witnessed by eager and en-
thusiastic audiences, applauding mad
ly when the famous, almost melodram-
attic, climax Of the third act brings this
picturesque character of the south to
the point of triumph over his enemies.
Cameo Kirby" WIS written by Booth
Harrington and Harry Leon Wilson,
two celebrated authors and play-
wrights, who were also co~llaborators
On THE Man From Home a reigning
New York success. Contrary to Gus
tom they have succeeded in writing
another play of as great popularity
as their maiden effort. Rich in local
color, with the quaint. Fascinating at
mosphere of the south waiting gently
through the cane breaks and through
the festooned magnolias. cameo Kir-
by is n of the truest and happiest
entertainments of the past decade.
Messrs. Liebler & Co, have provided
Mr.. Farnum with a high class. capa-
BILE company of players. The scenic
establishment of the four acts is a
revelation in artistic stagecraft and no
detail of this most interesting offering
has been left to any but a master
hand. Cameo Kirby with Dustin
Farnum in the title role will be seen
at the keylor Grand tomorrow night.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-10-15

New York, in which time 400 perform
ances were given. The play is con-
ceded to be the most novel musical Of
fering of many seasons, having a
consistent and we'll written story with
a m~elodranatic thrill which fairly
took Chicago and New York off their
feet-the finish of the third act. Young
Mr.. Cohan has provided Il score of
musical gems and tn firm of Cohan
and Harris has given 1 production in
its we'll known princely style. The
company being carefully organized in
cludes a typical CohanesqUe chorus.
The scenes are laid in New York and
permit Of elaborate and massive sets,
while the costumes are smart and pref
ty. The company numbers about sixty.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-10-15
"Sunny Side of Broadway"

Comedy that is scintilating and
music that is melodiOus is to be found
in that nifty song show, 1.-The Sunny
Side of Broadway which comes to the
keylOr Grand The leading cOne-
Bloom and Carolyn Ryan and it is
needless to say that they are adding to
their already brilliant regulations in
them. Mr.. Bloom will be remembered
of Toxic. Miss Ryan was formerly
with Gus Edwards School Boys and
Girls"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-10-15
The Talk of New York.

Nessrs. Conan and Harris produc-
ton. The Talk of New York with
Victor Moore and the original cast
chorus and production, without a ques-
tion. of a doubt the musical novelty OF
the wear. with book and lyrics by the
famous George NJ. Conan, Americas
best writer and producer will be seen
here for the first time at the keylor
Grand soon
1.-THE Talk of New York comes with
perhaps the most thorough endorse
ment ever accorded a musical come
DIV. having been continuously given
for an entire season in Chicago .and
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ter is King Dodo," which John Cort
is presenting in such a n said
to be fully in keeping with that astute
managers high principles of produc-
ton. In this delightful comedy opera
Frank Pixley and Gustav Luders have
furnished lyrics and music much su-
perior to the average. Mr.. Pixley's
book is alive with bright lines and
witticislns that keep an audience in
constant good humor. For instance,
when King Dodo l. of Dodoland. who
is in search of the fountain of eter-
nal youth, is brought into the pres
enc of Queen Lii, Of Spoopjuland, she
says:
you look tired" to which Dodo n
wers.
"'Tired? Madam, | feel like tlle
first syllable of a telephone call. I've
Trunk out of every spring, creek, riv-
er, swamp and mud-puddle in your ole
miasmatic wilderness for the last year
and I've filled my system SO full OF
malaria l can't hold my hand steady
enough to shake dice. If you've got any
Partisan rugs or Turkish carpets that
need shaking. put me next lady, put
me next
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Dividend On Cigars.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The United
States Cigar company, which operates
lantic to the Pacific, today paid a reg
ular dividend of $3.50 and an extra
dividend of 80 tents upon eac shore
of the stock of the company issued n
outstanding.
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Pay a Dividend.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The pre-
cultural Chemical company was paid
today. Action on the declaration OF a
dividend on the common stock has
been postponed to December.
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AmuSementS
"The Shepherd King

Mright Lorimer's magnificent pro-
duction Of The Shepherd King which
will be seen at the Keylor Grand next
week. This grand play is one OF the
few strong dramtic attractions on tour
this season and is making its first trip
through the west after its phenomenal
success in all the large cities of the
east.
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riage spelled retirement and hat Mr..
Barrie became a dramatiSt owing in
some measure to the influence CT mis-
wife. Several of his dramatic works
Peter Pan" The Admirable erich
ton" THE Professors Love Story" and
What Every Woman Knows" Mr..
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eral bond interest Of 10 mills and for
municipal improvement bond interest
of .27 mills; and on all property an
nexed to the City Of Walla Walla be-
tween the 4th day of June, 1906 and
the 18th day of February, 1907, a tax
tor general bond interest of Sc mills
and for municipal improvement bond
interest of .01 mills; and on each dol
lar of taxable property annexed to
the City Of Wal!a Walla between the
18th day of February. 1907 and the
30th day of June, 1908, tax for gen.
eral bond interest Of .02 mills.
Section 8. The aforesaid taxes lev
led by this ordinance shall, by the
City Assessor, be levied and extended
upon the said assessment roll for the
year of 1909. which assessment is
hereby accepted n approved by the
Council, and said taxes so levied, en-
tered and extended, shall be payable
on or after Novermer first, 1909 and
shall become delinquent if not paid on
or before November 80, 1909. and
shall be collected in the hammer pro-
vided by law, and shall be a lien up
on the property on which the same is
so levied. until said taxes are so PAID.
Section A.. This ordinance shall
AXE effect and be in force from and
after 5 days after it's passage. appro-
val and publication.
Passed the Council October 4, 1909.
T. D. S. HART.
City Clerk.
Approved October 4th. 1909.
EUGENE TAUSICK.
Mayor.
Published in Evening Statesman
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j. M. Barrie and
Wife From Whom
He Was Divorced

J. NJ. Barrie, novelist and play
wright, has secured in London, a d.
Mary Ansell, an actress. Mrs. Barrie
acted charmingly in her husbands
first play, the brilliant little farce
Walker, London" 1t was said by
dramatic critics that in her cas- mar