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Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-15
NAMED
|hii1rnor. by Connect.
cd Republicans
! Convention Caused by
n, Close Contests.
LhI,,d the Ticket Is Named
Dy AcsIamat'o".

.a Conn, Sept. 14.1The Re-
convention today named the
,ius state ticket:
.nor- M Charles A. Goodwin of
cov-Dennis A. Blakeslee Of
Haven.
Bridgeport
!. ,ontroller- Thomas d. Brad
Of Thomaston.
.,,ney General-John II. Light of
pk
,,ssentative-at-lar in Congress
% Tilson of New Haven.
olatform was adopted which
rated party principles beginning
an endorsement of the national
.sstraton and extending through a
nation Of policy in state affairs.
trr of a public service committee
and other legislation described as
,daI which engrossed the attention.
As last General Assembly. A plank
drect primaries was tabled.
s convention was without parallel
Ne history Of Connecticut Repub-
aism. For hours the delegates were
(umoil and the chairman, Congress-
hE J. Hill. had great difficulty in
Wing them within rounds. Mucn Of
uproar was brought about by deci-
Hd the chairman on parliamentary
sions
he closeness of the canvass of
ahes A. Goodwin. executive secre-
10 Gov. Weeks, and Former Lieu
nnt Governor Everett J. Lake for
head of the ticket and the creep
In Of antagonisms aroused by the
npagn of Ex-Governor Geo. P. Nc
r against United States Senator
Bulkley brought about the condi-
y Of the day.
me first ballot without the check
had hardly started when Goodwin
yates demanded a. new ballot by
X list which was ordered by the
zman and confusion reigned. The
sioh was put to a vote and the
If sustained.
N the completion of the vote the
MS three times counted 5S1, one
n than the delegates accredited to
convention. The excitement was
a@ and before this matter was
('vntened, it was found the roll as
Fped by the convention was at
" delegates from two senatorial
nels having voted without their
hs being on the roll.
tnld great uproar the two dele
y were seated and the tellers, who
oeen holding conference during
discussion. brought in two reports,
majority showing a vote of $50, of
Nn GOODWIN received 295 and Lake
Wontlnued on Page Twelve.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-15
Will Soon Make Announcement Hanson
Now Comedies Cuernsey's Election
P|aisted's Figures 8945--PoS-
SibIe Contest in 1St District.

umph; it is victory for the people If
this State. Maine knew what it wanted
and voted for it. 1t is victory for the
people of Maine. not personal one. The
people of Maine trusted me and I shall
be faithful to the trust
Mr. Plaisted is going to take few
days rest and lose himself for a short
time to get away from thousands of con-
gratulatory letters and kilograms from
all sections of the country and every
state in the union.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-15
Ars JOURNAL CONTENTS.
Page Ono.

Page Ono.
sMttGRAPH-Johnson Is Candidate
We y. s Senate from Maine: Hanson
Nes u Guernsey's Election: Plaisted' S
wv T. NOW S945; Possible Contest in
rDstrlct-350O People at Readfield
~. sancy y Stunts at Aviation Meet at
s~N,,uoodwin Named for Governor by
'4''''cut Republicans.
Page Two.
,iaLa.-.SSkowhegan, aa..S Pittsheld and Gar
81 Local News. '
Page Three.
n sIIaaaL,,Waterville, Iaa, Fairfield and Oak
Local News. ~ ''
Page Four.
,ioSe.GsrlNG AND FINANCIAL
wtlnS y. Baseball Results-Other
"s News-The Markets.
Page Five.
tnsrse, hehnebec. Lincoln. Penobscot
'' and Waldo County News.
H. Page Six.
fDlToRlAL-
|, Page Seven.
'''SiFlED ADVERTISEMENTS
|h,rn Paee Eight.
't-Second Day at Readtield Fair.
h, Page Nine.
''ate House News-Telegraph
h., Page Ten.
|cr Renon.' School Notes-Superior
p'''-Amusements-Local Briefs.
too. Page Eleven.
NNL-Augusta Local News
hr Page Twelve.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-15
Totals

Il have made no promise or pledge
said Col Plaisted today, except those
made in the Democratic State platform
on which I stand squarely. These in
clude the repeal of the Sturgis law and
resubmission of the prohibtory liquor
law. I shall make every effort to carry
out those promises. The victory is in
finitcly greater than mere party tri-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-15
THE WEATHER
FAIR AND COOL.

Washington, Sept. 14.-FOrecaSt for
New England: Fair and continued cool
Thursday and Friday: moderate north
winds becoming variable.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-15

Receiving a fractured skull as the
result of a midnight quarrel. Sylves-
ter McNally of Lynn. died IN 2 bos-
ton hospital early "Wednesday. meet
ing strange man In Cheisea. NV
Nally had a few words with MN,
which resulted in blows. McNaLiy
was thrown to the pavement. Inc
stranger disappeared Immediately al
terwards and his whereabouts are not
known. o.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-15
Boston Forecast.

Boston. Sept. 14.-Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Thursday and Friday
fair and continued cool. Light to mod
crate north winds becoming variable.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-15

Karl Won Helmolt. director OF the
North German Lloyd Steamship Co., sail
ed from Bremen Wednesday with MS
family on the Kronprinz Wilhelm TO take
over the management of the New YORK
branch of the company. Won Heimoit
has long been manager Of the passenger
division.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-15

Boston st. Louis Sleeping Cars
New through service on Southwestern
I Limited Lv. Boston 11.30 A: M. Ar. st.
Louis las p. M. Phone 21N Fort Hill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-15
2 2O.4
Reliability!

I'm ousine use Jewelry the reliability Of
sdera22oou re trading with Is the first
eness rsnh.. ! have been in the Jewelry
yearss rsnt here on Lisbon St.A forty
h mS ana ana guarantee every article
M. ~ store to be exactly as repre-
h~ ior 'so guarantee my prices to be
Altch mouse in Maine!
Ia a., diamond Rings, Wedding
IA anS an rhlngs. Silverware for the
ssasisso al. a.: sorts Of beautiful and in.
as Reliable JeWeIry Store
SI;;sSlllshed 1919 years ago!
''" street, Lewiston, Me-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-15
The Noes Have It,
Referenda Lost.

Portland. Me. Sept 4-Three ques-
;ions were submitted to the people of
.Iaine on Monday for an expression of
opirion and this was the first applica-
t;on of the principle under an act pass
a by the Legislature in 1907 confined
10 acts of the Legislature subject to
petition of 10000 names being filed to
ccure reference.
The first question pertained to the
Milliken bill. so-called, which barred
all beverages having in excess of / per
,r,t. alcohol or requiring the payment
pf a federal tax. The second had to do
with an act dividing the town of York
and forming another town to be call
a Gorges. The third was in relation
to hill which provided for an elabo-
nte new bridge across Portland har-
t.or to connect the cities of Portland
and South Portland and do away with
Ire crossing of railroad tracks styled
The graduation of death.
All three questions undoubtedly were
defeated by wide margin.
Returns received from town clerks
4; nd tabuated by the Associated Press
y ere at hand from 33S out of 81 places.
They gave pluralities of SIG against
''ie alcohol bill. 5755 against the York
division and 7712 against the Portland
bridge bill Most interest was shown
in the alcohol bill. tctal of 56.009 bal
lots being cast. There were 15.495 on
ite York measure and 1854 on the
ridge proposition. The total vote of
he State for Governor was about 141,-
800, allowing 1900 each for the Social
lists and Prohibitionists.
The official vote by districts, with tsS
places rot reported was as follows.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-15
ALCOHOL,

ALCOHOL.
First District-Yes 1908, No 1852.
Second District-Yes 5136, No 1906.
Third District-Yes 7215, No 1919
Fourth District-Yes 4446, No 5s22.
Total-Yes 2i,940. No 31,069
YORK DIVISION.
First District-Yes 500, No 1895.
Second District-Yes $685. No 3sl2.
Third District-Yes $685. No 1896.
Total-Yes 1880, No 25,625.
PORTLAND BRIDGE.
First District-Yes 5S14, No 12,479.
Second District-Yes $40. No 33S7
Continued on Page TweIye.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-07

9ahn" iinb ic%ocniollS MIR Die Mn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-07
8cfanntmadnuscu.
TcpGr,cmcnt iir 1fieutltd,c Sauteu.
Sub'1 epartement Ses Stabt'S ngentcnre.
Ut ~ u .
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8aIttmure, 3. Wfdr5 1910.
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@blbuitten Sc y lHo SO Is oes 0hariers oer
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nahbenannteii Sirabcn unb slUcpS b~ceiHneu
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Strabe biz sur oftIiden Stnotgren6e:
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gocnle big sur alien iueiiIiten Stabt9renJe;
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big Si @nr S SSsas iSisabs gtrosc. StIia bon Der
Yprfs9foao.
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Cgiir63. 10.17,24) Sfaet SngeiieIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-07
Die 0cidrGftslusc.

Tie Irbeiterpirren perurlad)en IL,
zen areiien Der Snouiirie grobes I'm
bebagcn. Ter a~usitano in YbiIabel.
rbia lift in eriter 2inie cine Grin5i,
pienirage. aber iorit lit es Die sobs'
irage, Die in 6olse Der iortseIeti
habcn Hreiie arbeiter. lln5uirieoen
Ilcit ~berncrruit. Ter a1isitono' Der
grbeiter lit ben Stablperfen 81
getblebem Der Orobenoe strife Der
ei}enbabuer ser baltimore u. Chic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-07

id)luB bcs Stootrotbs giitgcbciben,
Der rGlepelonb Nailmop Company"
einen % Sabre lautenben nellell
Ireibricf 5lt ertbeilen, unb bon1i;
lit Der .nftjobri9e aonlpf nm oen
9eiib Der StroBcnbobn enogilltig jl
&lunltcn Der Eripot-Gorporution emit
id,iehen oacroilg nit ocu Gno.
5mcd, buB Die 3 Gents Gote olrd)gc.
iett lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-07
Sic Gr6nltuna Der WatnrihGbc.

IS iii in lcbtcr Belt piel bon Oell
oficntlid)cn &oDlenldnoereier Der
Sereinigten Stooten Die Heoe 0eluc'
len ulo olld) Don oen &erilldlcn oc3
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rcr Ioturid1Be 5l bcm0dtlgcn.
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&olteS olli oieie aoblenGroblhc &C.
lei,ft mor6pn mo Molrner mic Hoolc'
Iepelt, Find)pt H. a. fiir Die Grbals
tun9 Der H%oturif)1be gum Better ocS
SolfeS cingetreten, lit eS nit Der
Tcridlclloeritng oerielben nid)t nlellr
10 ilott gcaangen mic III irilberen
3eiten. Nod) einem 9llletin OeS Geo
logiiden Bureaus mltroen IN Dem
am 1. Ot1r5 1910 nb9elullienen Sabr
$4,000 Mder aoblenlonDeS pon Der
@n1oeS. &egiernng 6lrildgc5ogclt,
pns nit bet ifou iriiber juriidgejos
gellen 9 Miaionen Ndcr ilber 49,
100000 Nder olisnind)t. 3ugleid) Iino
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Gpril 1909 Die @ertbe bon &obleu.
ldnbcreieu mc'cntlid erbobt iuoroen
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gdcr aoblenlon0 ouf Is Collars
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lars bctrGgt. Ger GcrfolliapreiS Don
3,i36,000 Nlder aoblcnlono lit J. ..
uui 1919 Minipnen Collars ieitgc.
lcbt ipuroell, nubreno Der 9eleblide
Millnolprcia nidt goil5 62E Mil.
llonen Collars betr1gt. aein Mun-
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reid %geruor0cn iinb mo onb OaS
@~robfapitul nod INNER barol,f ans
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lid, III ieincit @elib ST %bringen.
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lcinn GGnocreien mcrocn nid)t n,eIr
mic friiber perid)leitbert. Sr oell
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ALIEN iino III feu leticn Siuolf
Monoten gcgcn ~, Millionen gdcr
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thornton, Colorado, Oregon. lltob
mo @ponlin9 iiber 5lpci Wtilliuncn
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relerpirf iporben uno IN Den lcbtcil
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No5ugcfonnnen. 10 boB in eli Stoa.
ten ettpn ontcrtbulb Nilioncn slfcr
nit ibrcn 6luBl1uien iiir aroit5ucdc
reierpirt iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-07
Mhd) Jtalicn gcbt 81 bSbcren 3Glleu
iibcr.

Ter lleber9nn1 Stalien'S 81, bobc.
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Hom geidriebeu mirb. tritt bcionoers
Der friibcre 6inonSminilter 2li3ott;,
Der ein Srcihdnbler Der alien Sdnilc
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Gntlteblng beS aeltenoen oeutid)cn
3olltariIs lichte cS 2iSjotti, bns
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@crhcrber bin5lliiclcn uno 8raits.
reid. Gilglanb uno Noroamerifa dis
hie SanbelSfreuabe SioIieu's Si pref.
len. Gas lit niin nid,t mebr n,6a-
lid ieit in Imerift Der Yopnc.M'
nrit,-S arii %cntitanoen lit. felt Die
iran5oiiihea MINER einen u~l,sebeier-
lid, proteftioniitiid,en 3oatarif anae.
nommen bot mn ieIbit in gnglanr
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ausgeihloiier lit. limo 10 entihliebi
lid beun 2uisatti aud, 5i,m Shper.
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V~elSebub oiS5iitreiben.
los lielc 8eaierlule Irogrnmr
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lfon eingeleitete) Gornabnte elmer
enalete sur 5eritelnug zines italie
nii4en Warimal. unp Wininalsoll.
Tarifs fir Sic Sdnoelspertraes.@ Ser,
~banolungen init Den peridieoener
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-07
8Oiulanos tiyfiidle gGber.
GaHiiabie. 9ebdnbe, gpftnmt asaen. etetS often
(Itdi4.1S1
9InSre,u 0ncu.

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Wiprgeus, Nnbreip Smell e~eliebter @aiie Der
perftorbencn SofepbitIe anea, 3te peeroieuH8
firoei 0,nutag, WioreenS Inn 1s9 llbr, bon iei'
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auiemsUiei'e tiir fein SeeleHbeti aebaltcn miro.
Teripunoic lnb Jreitt.oe iiuo clngelaoen, bcrs
iPIbeu bciiuipobueI. .t. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-07
Sunrab Heinhar0t.

IS iiarb am 6. MdrS 1910 Conrad Mcinbarot,
81 Sabre alt. ~pelicbter @aite bon @mmu M.inyj
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alirg fin0et Ditttiuudl, ben 8. Diiri, 9iudmit.
tags . ubr, bon ieiier ISubnuIie, 3r. 926.
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nm US llbr llno bann dui Dem nSruiosoius
4sdrf= Srieobofe" itltt.
l8bilnoelpbier 3eiilnoeil ni6een gefdaiaii
cppirer.) (G6-S) -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-07
Gbas. Is. Sicnitbod,.

Sc itarb AM 3. W'drd 1910, 1915 slbenSs.
III 3olpfon Sbarles e. Tieniibadl I'M 50. Sabre
feines 2ebcts. Ste gecroiaung fiuoet Wpntaa.
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Eoibiun auS fat. g'eripnnhte uno Sreinbc
fiuo etreclnbeit. h~erielbcli bei5upobneri. Bel.
ieblua ani BEN "SmdHHcls5 rieoboie" 5u 2nnrn'
piIlc. Nnltinlprcl GpuniN. l6Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-07

Gin Sntcrnati onale t
eoi1gre6 Der Nninrbeilflrnbc. Der
brittle lelner art. miro pom %. 0lGrs
bis .. gpril in Yaris unter Dem go.
tronot oes Erdiioenten 6allieres
ltottflnhen. lin MiBperitGneniliea
%por5nbeliacll, lei beinerft, bob Der se-
toile 1ltel lolitet Triiter Sllternu-
'iioIoler GonareB fir Ybpiiotberopic.
@oriibenoer lit Eroieiior 9anoolsp.
Gupen Der meoi3inAden isafultdt il,
Tari@. Tie Mrbeiten meroen in lie
Ben Settionen Dor lid eeben. Iic
er'te ul1iaBt Die Seluesul,eStberopie
~odrunier Med)onotheropie. 8pnno.
ltif Moiiosc, Srtbopdbie a,no 8uht,
buren,; Die 5%lpeite: @aiier-, a1lte.,
Warme- rno 9uitbebanolnne: bic
brittle; gebanolung Surd) 8lima IND
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-07
On bic Samcn.

Sunge Samen, iueIHe mooerne Gbneioerfurft
3n erlcrren t%riiHiber, ioutcn Mot i'm 5fue,fel
fein, notir ii6 odfiir su member. Gle, brnuhen
rur bel Grf. 3. Nnters, HI. 302. xpeit.earatp.
sa.etrnke, borSnfpre1tn:. itret gsan1eii. aIs
mad Ser forfoefnrittenfter wsetbobt. Gle &C.
taItent duBer6em ariinbIi@en tlrterrrint In
2uftneiben. Getr Iiberale @ebirgnreen. -
Trt. ~. 0nberS, ". SOC, &eits eatatspas0ts
(Gept2--l
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DAT NQwn Cemetery,
Gaiter.arsnue.Eoab nnbe Tortb. 9ptnt.9ionb
geitduoiae Muflht. Bradtuoae Sage.
(Sini19. 6Wite)
2onoDn.E g Cemetery.
sirean: Tr. q, Wet.s aratuga. straRs, uni

VUH O'"H""SI -J0UHV. -.
gegrdbntbpl1pe bon $50 al. urter ~beftin6i'
ger Siufiid,t: ShnittblImen, Seipinbe, YfIanSeu
etc, pcrbeu i'm Sreibbau5 am SauptsGingdng
9efunoen. Infer gleert miro, ,penn getpiinf4t,
oorfprcd)en. (02-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-07
Gurrainc.

Maieriih. = Vartartis. - Srisbfidb.
8eitIi6 bon g9albroof cine unb cine baiae
meiIe. Wount Soups gSa aaons iuo 2orruirc'
WaegoH5 birclt bis sum Ginedne. 8eioe Ser
Ieebnue. Siaht.gireauG i'm oriiten SIur oss
linton 1ruit."S ebauoes, Gbarles. uib Tanette.
Strate. (~Umi41S,T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-07

Iic 9iirgerihaft non
Glepeldi,N bot Die Sraee Der Ser.
ltaotlidruile .ibrer StraBenbobneil
enosiiIti9 i'll Die muniyipale HunipeI-
fantn,er uermieieit. mo lie fir biz
l'ofIten % Anbre iifer al,ieebobcn
iein miro. Mit elmer Mebrheit bon
rmaS 5000 Stimnlen bot lie ben Be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-07

Sn Irunfrcid ) meroen
TcrllldIe nit cincm 8clpcbr ollae.
Itellt, ooa bis ill 300 Sd)iillcn IN Der
Minute obgeben fam. Bliidlid)er.
lpeilc gilt ober INNER nod:
.9to oSe, 2iumiic, mid, ob ouS Or.
lid)t.
Cine icoc allNel iriiit ia nid)t.
Gem trGf icoc allgcI apart ibrcll
Monn
Wobcr fricaten Die aGniac ibre Sol.
0ntcll nlSoaun."
(9N NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-07

Snnoertpier unopier5iG
Soote ourt 2%uminenitiir5e in ichs
Iaaell! Gos iino Opier, mic lie itiir,
5clloe Sdncemolieu lett pieIcn Sab
rcli nld)t pcrllrlnd)t bnbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-07

naeflngtiin 6lei d.
tr,litbarone = III Nep. SerIeD. Auge'
flagt ioller lie meiterbin mcrOen-i!l
@oibington. DIS lie iibrriiibrt unb
sur Nbloiiung pom Sruitgci6ai.c
gejluungen iper0elL meroen mir ms
wieoericben--im Senieits. so itebt'2
Inn Oic SruIt, uSeriolglng" I'M Saft-
Cannon . Mlbridl Srult5iihtum9S
toriilonbc amerito. (Glepe. V. Ii. M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-07

ohrh auientbolt al Der See; oiC
pierte: @leftrot6eropie; Die finite:
bic acknowledgements WebanbIuu1
init perihieocnen @id)torten, Rout'
aens uno HooiumitrubIcn); bic
ied)Ste: Die 9ebonolmgen burd) Mi-
nerolipolicr; sic iiebertc: Die Gi1t.
turen. Cine game Heile BON Gin
5eltrogel miro in ocn perlhiebcuclI
Sefilonen 5ur G%r0rtcrung gelte4i
meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-07

Wic6cr cine N illion1rS-
Che III Die Bride 9eaongerl. bic ser
@ltorS III Nelp.orf. Ter Nid)tcr bat
FER gc%ld)lcocncn Srnll bic @icocrper-
%cuelidnmlB geItattct. Dem Sberitcll
AItor, Der elmer Ser reiditen MGnner
res SanOcS lit, nift. Der Sobn bca
EaarcS bleibt bel Dem Soter, sic
lndtcr bci Scr Wilttcr. 5raurioe
Samilicn5nitdnoc IN bcll WiQion0rs
treiicn. .
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-06-11
A Novel Euchre Party.

This pretty card party was conduct
ed like a cotillion and was great
success. 1t was given for 40 guests
and the tables were scattered through
out the large rooms of spacious
country house. In the first place each
guest found her place at table with
three others by means of souvenir
name card.
When all had arrived and were
seated at the table the hostess was
very particular to personally introduce
each partner, If unacquainted, which
made every one feel more comfort
able. Then the bell rang and playing
began, four games were to be played
and the losers were the ones to move
going to a table for favors, these they
! gave to the winners at the other
tables, who were taken to the table
| of the loser and thus they met an
entirely new set of players There
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-06-11
CONGRESSMAN Splits; Misses a Thriller

stirring, hair-raising demon OF the
air Desperate" appeared with a cir
Gus in Washington.
Il must see that fellow" said Mr..
Gambler Il want to have my soul
stirred and my hair raised 1 must
behold that deed of daring. 1 will
go if it costs me my job in the next
meeting of the Tishomingo Baptist as
ISOLATION
Mr.. Gambler went to the circus. He
went to see Desperate" do his high
dive and for no other purpose. but un-
fortunately he happened to have
some tobacco with him.
81 am paying my money to see the
high dive and nothing else," an
nounced the Tombigbee hero.
After the show Representative
Hughes of New Jersey met Mr.. Can
dler in the lobby.
| How did you like the shown" he
| asked. What did you think Of 'Des
/ perado?'
| Desperado' is all right" said Tom
| bigbee. He is the best that ever hap
pened. 1 went there only to see him
T saw him climb to the top of the ten
and then I turned around to spit AM
1 heard cheer and somebody nea
me said: Gracious heavens. he don
it Then 1 came away"