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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30
white Me. Not cuIIty.

Greenwood. g. O., oct. 2s.--After de- iiberating fifty minutes. the jury re- turned a verdict of not guilty in the case of Henry Williamson. Sloan wfl- Hanson. Ashby $. King and Sam Coop. white men, charged with having caused the death of Gus Gilchrist. negro. by whipping him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30
Flor.I Parad. in Tu.caioosa.

Tuscaloosa, Oct. 29.--(Special.) )--The floral parade yesterday afternoon was one of the special features of the Tus- caloosa County Fair, which is being held in this city. The parade was in charge of Ellison Pinkham, chairman of the Flower Parade Committee. his assistants being Frank Fttts, Hugo Friedman and Joe Searcy. The pub lie schools suspended and the pupils marched out to the fair ground. where a general good time was enjoyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30
OUTBREAK EXPECTED.
Excitement over Night Rider Raids at
 Fever Heat.

Lexington. Ky, Oct 2s.--Advices from Mason county today are that ex- citement over the night rider raids is at fever heat and troops will be re- quested from Governor Wilson.
 After the raids on the homes of Ben- jamin Longnecker and George Kreitx. wealthy farmers, Wednesday night, every tobacco grower who did not en- ter the Burley tobacco society pool armed himself. The sheriff and posse are securing the vicinity of the raids in search of certain citizens who were recognized by Kreitz when they bat tered down his door and his daughter put them to flight with e shot gun.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30
OUR BRAG wHIsKEY.
 Warranted Corn. e2.5O For Four Full Charts. EXPRESS PREPAID. reil Trading Ce, (4D Pensacola, Fla
FOUNTAIN PEN BOOTY.
Youth Under Arrest Charged Wit
 Grand Larceny.

Youth Under Arrest Charged with
 Grand Larceny.
 Charles Hawkins. a young man, claiming to be IT years old, who was arrested on, suspicion Thursday, was arraigned yesterday and the charge changed to grand larceny. it being al- legged by Miss Ella Gardner. of eos Jef- ferson Street, that he and a companion stole from her house a fountain per valued at $7.50.
 Miss Gardner says that Hawkins and a companion came to her house few days ago. claiming to be in search of board. They asked for a drink of water and while she was out of the room, took the fountain pen.
 The pen was missed and the police notified of the circumstances. flaw kins was found by means of the de- scription given by Miss Gardner. When searched. the pen was found in his possession and identified by the young woman as her property.
 "117 is the number"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30
sa.retary McFadAen Dead.

Macon. Ga. Oct. 29.--E s. McFad- den. general secretary of the Y. NJ. C.. A.. here, died at his home here today after an illness of ten days. Mir, Me- Fadden came here from Murfreesboro, Tenn. and is well known all over the South.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30

were entering the cafe at
 the moment, but the Mayor was not in danger. oianyck had been drinking
 and fs under arrsst on the charge of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30

:eyaI may join the revolt. particular Iy since the military league is now
 hostile to the revolt in the navy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30
CHARGED WITH THEFT

Alleged Spear Stole An Overcoat From
 City Store.
 Will Spear is under arrest at the city jail. charged with larceny of an overcoat valued at $15. which he is al- legged to have stolen from city store The store recently suffered severely from thefts of this nature and the total of its losses Is said to be over a hundred dollars.
 Spear is suspected of being one of a gang which has systematically robbed this and other stores.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30
niaxe ,n v,clxnhnra..

yVicksburg, Miss. Oct 2sErwo fires early today destroyed thirteen houses In this city entailing a loss of over s30,00O. Several residences were burned on Harris. street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30
,t,.. E.Il,ott Get. PInce |.

New York. Oct 2s.-Miss Mary Elliot. of Baltimore. has been selected as superintendent of the new Hocke- feller hospital nov under construction here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30

tAry League has suffered . great loss in prestige by reason of today's events and may be compelled to proclaim . dictatorship. It is ofiicially announced that only two Of the men of the loyal feet were Injured. The losses to the mutineers Is
 not known. One of their torpedo boats Z was disabled and another took flight T in the direction of Eleusfs. third reached the Poros naval station where
 t met with hostile reception and , again put to sea.
 Z The loyal fleet Is now cruising on 2 Pfraeus to prevent any attempt at landing or an attack on the town and ! also to close the salamis Straits. Ex-Premier Rhallis tonight predicted that the upshot of the crisis would be . the overthrow of the Government and { the entrance of the Military League in. Tfbaidos . Traitor. Athens. Greece, Oct zs.--An actual i revolt fin the navy has taken place and . the situation is acute The band of { naval officers which on Wednesday !. auitted the capital and withdrew to !, the island of Salamis, today seized the arsenal and are now entrenched. They !, met no opposition. The rebels are led { by Officer Tibaldos and are reported !, to number 300 men.
 { The government has proclaimed Ti- I baldos a traitor and ordered his ar i rest.
 The Greek fleet Is anchored at Ker- < atsini. on the further side of the Is- I land of Salamis and has not yet had !, time to declare which side 1t will 1 take. Many of the junior naval off ! cers in Athens disavow the revolt. { Great excitement prevails in this city { and the ministry of marine is guard led by troops. lBNXHB | LieutenanI Tibaldos, who heads the 1, revolt, is the commander of a flotil- | la of torpedo boats and submarines. { It appears that he demands that he
 { be appointed minister of marine and i. threatens that if this is not conceded ! he will overthrow the government and ! establish dictatorship.
 : If Tibaldos succeeds in winning over ], the fleet. as 1t is rumored he will. 1t i is feared that he will be in position
 to carry out his threats.
 l Meanwhile, an element in the milf- tary league which is opposed to the revolt, has issued proclamation de- noancing Tibaldos as traitor who ], broke his oath to the league.
 This afternoon a regiment of in-
 fantry and battery of field guns were sent to skaramanga, on the coast. few miles west of Athens. and [ opposite Leros. the point on the is-
 land of Salanis where Tibaldos' men are entrenche6. It is now said that : Ttbaldos has secured the support of ! the entire torpedo flotilla of eight ships, and threatens to employ these in sinking the rest of the fleet. As TibaIdos holds the arsenal and ammu- nition depots, the vessels in the pos session of the government are with out ammunition and have not been mobilized.
 ! It Is feared that the ships thus far
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30
nti. R. snith nend.

Huntsville. Oct. 29.-(Special. J. Rev. Francis Tappey. pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Hunts- vile, was called to charlestown, w.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30

Bankruptcy Petition.
 S. l.. Hutchinson of Salem. filed petition In bankruptcy yesterday with liabilities at $1.1Ss, and no assets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30

Va. last night by announcement of the
 death of his brother-in-iaw. Otis B.
 Smith. Mr. Smith was prominent in the railroad world. He leaves widow and six children.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30
RIOTS IN KOREA.
Union Railway station in Seoul Ii
 Rurned

Burned.
 Seoul, Korea, Oct 30.-The union station here of the Seoul-Fusan Rail- road. was attacked by 800 rioters at midnight last night and partially burned. The rioters were dispersed, but gathered again today and are said to be moving northward,
 No casualties have been reported. The garrison has been ordered out to 0ueIl the disturbance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30
rxcAvATrNG IS srARTED.

"117 Is the number" Guess who7 Adv.-2t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30
MINIsrER's SON ARRESTED.

Says He Sent Threatening Letters to
 Save Father.
 Kansas City, Oct. .--Thaddeus Will son. the school teacher of Garnett. Kan, arrested for sending a threaten. ing letter to R A. Long. a millionaire lumber dealer. admitted this afternoon having written a letter to Lawrence Jones. head of a large dry goods store here, a month ago, making demand for s1,000. Wilson said he wanted the money to save the credit of his father. Rev. W. k. Wilson of Earlton, Kan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30
MRS. YOUNG DEAD.

Beautiful line Cabinet Manteis. Payne & Payne Building Material Go
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-30
REVOLT ARISES
 IN GREEK NAVY

tco.si.usd from Page one,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-03-04
CONNECTS TAKEN
To the State Prison AT
Moundsyille to Serve
Their Sentences.

The following, who were convicted
at the recent term of the circuit court
and sentenced were taken to the pen
itcntiary at Moundsville Wednesday:
Eewis Jones. five:years for the theft
of horse from Crank Henderson.
William Jones. five years. for steal
ing turkey from Hugh Lyon.
Joe Arbruzino. five years for felon-
ious assault.
Tony Arbruzino, five years for feIon-
ious assault
Frank Lover, one year and one day
for the killing of Frank whitehalr.
Matthew Blair, three years for the
theft of $40.
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c0MFoRTING WORDS


To have the pains and aches OF a
bad back removed; to be entirely
free from annoying. dangerous. .urin-
airy disorders Is enough to make any
kidney sufferer grateful. To telfhow
this great change can be brought
about will prove comforting words to
hundreds Of Giarissburg readers
Allison Bartlett living. i've miles
north Of clarksburg. w Va. says:
II think that the hard work that /.
done Is responsible for my Kidney
trouble. About two years ago / suf-
fercd so everely from this, complaint
coupled with Rheumatism that / was
laid up. had, sharp, shooting
pains across my back, made worse
by any sudden movement, and the
secretions form my kidneys were
very irregular in action. giving mo a
great deal of annoyance Thnppened
to see an advertisements the Ciarks-
burg papers for Doan's Kidney Pills
and noting that they were endorsed
by responsible people, decided TO
give them a trial and procured a.
box ut Wells s. Haymaker's drug
store. They soon entirely banished
the rheumatic pains and lamcness in
my back. l have recommended them.
to many people since and have never
learned of an instance where they
failed to give satisfactory resultss'
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo.
n. Y, Sole -gAents for the United;
States
Remember the name Doan' sand
take no other.
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Charles e Brooks. who formerly.
conducted the fancy grocery in the
Waldo. has secured the sales agency
for the Oliver Typcwritcrs and has
opened offices in room 427 in the EN-
pire building. Mr.. Brooks will also
act as manufacturers agent for office
and bank supplies. safes. adding ma
chimes and all appliances conducive
to modern business. The successful
career of Mr.. Brooks warrants the
assertion that there is certainly going
TO he something doing In the above
lines.
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Fal,,l FoR SALE.
.l:i COWS. 2 Horscs InrlndetI.l !

e. Cows, 2 Horses Inelpdcd.)
60 acres in smooth fields, 8 acres m
wood; 100 bearing fruit trees. two
and one-half story house; large barn.
wagon and hen houses; alliin gpct.
repair; one-half mile to village and
itrolleyr; besides COWS and horses,
hogs, 100 chickens, farm wagon.
harnesses, mower, reaper, cultiya-
tors thrasher. milk wagon, buggy
and all crops 80 with EARN for only
s4,OOo-nart cash and easy terms.
see picture page 16 MARCH FARM
BULLETIN. copy free. z. A. STRour
s CO. Box .i2s, land Title Bldg,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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BETTER TRADE AFF AIRS
WITH TIE Ia TIN AMERICA
State o. West Virginia,
To the sherIfr OF Harrison County

State OF West Virginia
To the sherifr OF Harrison County.
Greeting: n
Yon are hereby Commanded to
summon Robert E. Bennett 10 appear
before the Judge Of our CIRCUIT Court
of Harrison county at the cierIi Of.
dce OF our suia court, at rules Is be
held therein for said court. on this
'irst Monday In April next. 10 answer
a bill in chancery exhibited against
him in our said court by Mary Is.
Benrett and have then there this writ.
Witness. J. Wade coffman. clerk OF
our said court. 1t The court house Of
the said county. mis- 2sth day o. Feb
ruaiy. 1908. and In the 18th year Of
the State.
j. WADE cuFFailAs. Clark.
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IN cHANCERYI'


Robert Z. bennett
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WILL RECOVER FROM culs

Mrs. Margaret BasseI, coIoresE.
who was slaslled with a razor BY her
son-in-law. Charles Jackson, last
Sunday afternoon while he was ID u.
delirinm caused by fever. is imprby-
ing ut St. Mary's hospital and her
recovery in due time is looked for.
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State Of west virgInia.

State Of West Virginia.
At rules held in the Office of ths
clerk Of the circuit court of Harris
on county, West Virginia. ON Mon
day, the. ). day of. ............
1909, the Following order was enter
ed:
Morris Grocery Company. a corpora
ton. plaintiff.
vs.. In chancery.
James E. Barnes. A. G. Fulmer,
Jane Lew Coal and Coke Com
pauy, corporation: the Bank OF
Jane Lew. a corporation; Jasper
Augustine, John Basel. Alice G.
Bean, R. s. Douglas, trustee. Al
fred ]. Cochran, James R. Barnes,
Josiah v. Thompson. and John
Basel. trustee, defendants.
The object OF the foregoing suit
is to obtain decree in favor OF the
plaintiff against the defendant 1o.
seph e. Barnes. Jane Lew Coal q
Coke Company, corporation. and
a. G. Fulmer. for the sum OF Nine
Hundred 5000 Dollars, with inter.
est from 10th August. 1903, and
$l.s4 protest charges due the plain.
tin from said defendants upon .
certain negotiable promissory note
nov held by the plaintiff for $500,
100 and interest from date execatet
lhy said Joseph F.. Barnes on tbs
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L =
The object er above suit IS for
the plaintiff 70 oDtnin a divorce from
the bondssof smatrineny from the de-
fcndant. and to be restored to. her
maiden name. Mary Emma Beatty. by
which said name she may thereafter be-
known.
And 1t appearing from an aftidasit
filed In said office that Robert e Ben.
nett is nonresident OF this state. III
is ordered that he do appeat Within
one month from the date o. the tIrst
publication of this order and do ws,ats
is necessary to protect his Interests
herein. NJ
Given under my hand this the ilrst
day of March, 1909.
Il WADE coFTMAS Clerk
Sperry s sperry Counsel for Plaintiff. I
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4. =, ,-otafft44- ~ ana .tftrtnlnru1nfrf AM
{. ! I =, q 4. u, ,.d.., a;
SIN - -, - :. = -. 4
"est ~ ...,' ull'ss. Z 3 -.
HOUSE hni no lnc 's's ssas
tive appropriation Dli.
House Bill no. i4S--7-t Eeatu
water and sewer board 81 the CT,
OF cisrksburg-
!. House Bill No. s17-Tlie new 1isf
and game and forest preservation law
recommended by the FISH and game
commission.
House Bill No. ;--Relatins to the
taking Of dispositions. IT makes COM
petent a deposition taken by ana
sworn to by capable stenosrapher
that has not been signed py me per
! son making the deposition.
Hoqse BIZ No. l25r-Reiatins to the
sale Of medicines. Prepared by the
State Retail Druggists association %
make the laws sovefnins tae safes o.
potsons clearer.
House biil NO. s--incfeases me
salary OF inc attorney sehefai 70 w.
soo and Rlylns nun TWO assistants u
salary OF $500 each.
HOUSE p''' No. =. ! ms ausiorizes
rue uilse.ofs u tne sies county ii'k' !
senooi 70 issue orders ior me purpose
OF paying any hueo.enhes's eSise.ns
against u On account u. pu'iolns inc
sehool anu ior me PURPOSE o. com ,.
p.es,ns y 'as'ns VANS anu ssau'ns
sfouna'
ROUSE ps' 10: -oo--sosefn'ns .ra-
~ -. .'s..a's so.ea aAa .e.ss-
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.'vas .a'pos =. upo m su.anss
,o'.pa'.,eS Dus r''u'i"s s.' ~ ~
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49,. ~ US '.An's e'ne.e - a.' M
s'.oHs a.'e = sss,ss 'Doa u essh.s
ny 'ns eusa' ''.s''ss.'os WIN
IN ~ -" sMosps :. ops ~. =, a s'a.s
!op.. anu SAWS ap"stus " si-''Voo
a'. ., ,,,,
use on ~ @ N'inawna
s ss ss"s.''s. !. permits e',e county
eou. u as's soa'.sy "i'i q popuiasloi.
=. n,o.e mar, 0v,ovo g pay 'he 'uass
- ~. s''s eoe'' s'sioha' COIN
pouslsioh.
t,ouse In No - -har'er ZOE me
s.ss o. fr'nse'on IN tue county oi
"e,s.
iouse n'l NO. oo-Shafte. LOT s'e
e'.s OF weston, ana autnor'zins u 70
w MO .'n.'i'c'pai ownership Oh water
gas anu e.setl.c ilsne piaah.s'
house oiu NO. oo-ereatihs ,ne Of
iise o' assistant prosecuting at.orneS
a. saiafy OF no. more than si,soo III
.ae soun.les Oh ono w ooo. hanaWi'a'
nci'owe''' 'siaflon. Minso ana = ayette.
oan,s ona.e.s sa.aries.
Rouse plh no i's---lnis Jaw nSes
saeasics ana aiio"ances ZOE county o III
GERS ;'.rs y uoes nor cHcct inio county
Except lnal. .nc asioMance ZOE .ne cieFa
" .ne circuit " cour. IS put az s.,oVV %
ss'su instead OF sS,ooo 70 sS'vvo. Ihts
means ee'.'.'n increase nv si'e saia's
ol ~ icas. 1svo. US tne present sum
a',owed ~ ss'ooo 10 minimum.
Ntouse. n'h 40. -fV--Sf'ar'er Tor
isg,,eespF.e s.eenol'er county
House biil NO. Ssz--rhis law makes
me UNI oil school levies by permitting
scnool noafds % levy suH'cientiy above
ene unit 10 carry on .heif schoo's
waen the unit IS proved 10 be insult
nciens
Aouse Blu No, DENOMINATION
revenue pili. cnansins the terms OF
no,aries pupi'c from ii,e 20 ten years
the state treasury.
House Bill No. Establishing the
present board OF commissioners and
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-03-04

N. G. Cunningham Is moving his
family back here from Richmond.
Ind They VII reside In his home
ON Mechanic street
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s CHICAGO. March 2.-Announce
is made that Adlai E. stevenson had
entered the educational field as head
of La Sale University which he
founded.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26

for so many years
that it would be an
occasion for wonder
if they were to be
missed. Some have
been there from the
very beginning,
while the service of
others dates back
ten or a dozen years.
But the newest man
in the lot enters
into the game just
as earnestly and
does his part just as
faithfully as does
the oldest. 1t is not
all for fun with
them, for the spirit
of Ak-Sar-B Ben is not
all fun. 1t has a
serious aspect, and
the working crew
grasps this fact,
also, and does it's
part to make the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26

OF ~"merry-merri
stood in line Def
er's Office on pay
this the only
endured. A holt
stage at the Den
imagined, unless
dressing room.
young men rehe
long with a hdel
scarcely be apr
tainly cannot be
fenrath's ambiti
less and took the
ing some new fe
successive perfor
were %interpolat
vised and e
C h a n g e was
great thing for
was something
performers. If
salary 1t is ceTta
rath would have
of n strike a
but as the work
"fOr the iOy of
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26

didn't ask him to
come in, and George
West was there be-
cause his long ex-
perience has made
him sort OF dean of
the guild. Each of
this s~extette is per-
fectly gentle and
tractable, when he
has his W way,
but neither of them
was ever known to
agree with anyone
else as to anything.
Prof. Kratz was also
present, but be was
so t h o o u g h | y
abashed by the Ian
guage he heard and
the demeanor as
sumed at one time
around the board
that his presence
hardly counted. But
tho saaI uTag qnuyn
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26

had a splendid
organization OF
willing workers,
many of whom
had developed
decided dramatic
ability, but none,
so far as known,
possessed any ca
pacity as singers.
But the job had
been undertaken
and there was
only n thing to
do, and that was
to go through
with it, and here
is where Paffen-
rath m in
again.
One attempt
after another was
made to suit the
singers to the
part intended,
:. and many re-
hearsals W / t h
miscast princi-
pals and %unquali-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26

Vi lllLO hC OO6oh
getting the sing
to agree with
rath has a most
and knows how
donna as success
did Maurice Grau
merstein. Just
he keeps a Sc
ceeded in con-
e one of this
on of operate
her part was the
whole fabric
exciting personal
ed an esprit de
only have M
arsed them in
of season, before
er the play, and
that may have
opera is due to
was easy enough
situations and
look funny. but
to get somebody
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26

most pretentious comic operas Of today have anything to
excel the measures written for "Paprika schnitzel,"
while not a few fall far below the standard set by Prof.
Kratz.
After the score had been fitted to the words, or the
words fitted to the score, came the real task, that Of fit
ting players and singers. To give a grand opera at the
Den was the most ambitious project ever undertaken.
The initiation had for several years been growing more
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26

r A tt
started it, and in a large
measure is more to blame
than anyone else con-
nected with the whole af-
fair. OF course, this may
seem like cowardly eva
sion of personal RESPONSE
bility, yet the position is
assumed with due respect
for most illustrious prece-
dent. IL you will go back
as far az the Garden Of
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26

never light. Long
are opened on
a d m / I h e
guests the mem
ing e are
and m a k ECU p
almost e e ry
season S o m Q
be conned and
new stunt re-
cues and business
ones adapted to
in the process Of
m e a n s hard
working C e W
with 1t all, and
of team work
season at Ak-Sar-
most successful
annals. Here's to
Crew." as gallant
siasts as ever did
perfect work of
poser or a direc-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26

arduous and it is
before the doors
Monday night to
knights and their
bers of the work
busy. Costumes
must be donned;
night this last
new part had to
committed, some
h e a r S e d, new
learned and old
the changes made
the play. All this
work. But the
went througb
by the greatest
made the opera"
Ben one Of the
of all hi kings
the "Wo rkfng
a bunch of enthu
credit TO the i'm
an author, a com
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
: True Story of How "Paprika Schnitzel" Came to Be a Show

pich shone as he never had before, while Cotton, Man
ley, Lieben, Lund, Reed and others formed a galaxy Of
scintilating stars whose radiance nightly illumined the
path of a squad OF befogged wanderers to the brightest
realms Of light. If the original notion Of the stunts
lacked anything the fertile lnventtveness Of these gem
tlemen was sufficient to supply the things, and no one
was heard to complain, after the curtain went down, that
he hadn't gotten all that was coming to him.
When the opera had taken form Miles Greenleaf got
into the game and contributed some special songs and
speeches that added greatly to the general AFFECT of the
whole. His we'll known p~enchant for Humorous express
sion was never better exhibited than in his contribution
to the book Of the play.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26

Paffenrath called the meeting because he was full of
the notion. Gould Dietz was called in because it was
desirable to stick the board of governors for the price of
the lunch. Gus Rene was brought along for the reason
that some time during the game everybody has to see
Gus. Dad" Weaver was there, because no one knew at
that time he was going to jump the game and go to Kan
sas City. Mccullough was there because Pafenrath and
Weaver thought they might hurt his feelings if they