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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17
MMtteripib.

Sine por5iigli6e Nusnubl tpcnig
hstannter MtBnorte pon 6errI6ern,
9taatsmdnnern, @elebrten uno
aunItlern perOffentlidt elm MunGez
ner SdriftIteller (vMutterpib i'm
Qlltagsleben uno Meltgef6i9te) J.
9ns 2enbo6 geaoelt poroen mar,
fra9te i'm iein Skinner, @raf G6ad:
uRun, lieber 2en6a9, ipie fpmmen
Sic iih benn jeBt borg" vN6," anti
iportete Senba9, res lit Elm bimmliz
ider 3uitano. 4ber bic Iebte geadt
burgerli9 etnfo6 grauenppll!"
9enbq9's 8ilIa eitano aus spet
Sheilsn. Mdbrenb bes 8aues fraqte
i'm elm 5reuno: rWeroen Die beioen
9auler irgenbtpie perbunben iein9"
nSappbl," antipprtete 2enba9, uour9
eine semeinfame Snpotbefe."
In Sallepraiths Slid prablte Elm
Diplomat oamit, ct babe in ieinem
2eben nur eine einaise gemeinbeit
begansen. r9lber mann !pirb bic gu
@noe fein2" fraste Ser 6ausberr.
ells Sallepranos Meilterpib ailt oas
fir ibn. b06it GarafteriitiIde Wort;
Die erite Geguns tit fait INNER gut.
Dian muB lie unteroriiden." aaiIer
Wtlbeln l. ipra9 nit bem 8anfisr
gobn, Der geaOelt neroen iollte. @r
piinIcbte fiinfttg b. Wallenitein gu
heiben. Ser aaiIer msinfe: .Wdl
lenitein? Sd glaube, ber Name lit
niat fret" llno na9oentlt6 fiigte
er bin3u: rNber rennen sic lia bod
Srieoldnber." 8aiier 5rans oSo5ef
empfina ben 9eIu9 bes ungariIben
Miniiterprdiioenten Meferle, oefIen
Nngaten offers niat gans itimmten.
rDen Wiebielten baben mir benn
beut9" fraste Der Railer. vOen
SiebSebnten", iagte Weterle. Der
Raiier iab i'm Ralenber na9 uno
meinte ldGelnb: r9lber lieber 8e=
tsrle ~. Sic ideinen iid in einenl
sSrrtbum gu befinoen. es lit bsute
1pirtlid Der 5ieb5ebnte!"
ginem oeutihen Duooe5firiten, ser
germ militdriide Mlliiren our Sdau
trdst unb araftnorte sebrauht,
tpurbe BON Dem gr5iebsr ieines Cob
nes semeloet, Oab Der fleine prina
Die QngelpO9n6eit babe, fortpabreno
sMas" gu fagen. Der bobe 9err
ihiiftslt ihmerSlif ben Ropf unb
briht in bic Worte aus:: rNun. laaen
Sic, Gottor, po bat oas tleine Mos
Oas blob ber?" Danton fano einen
7Eaa bpr ieiner 9inri1tung i'm @es
'fdnsnilfe nahosnflih ba. Gin s5aft=
senoiie fragte ibr. Of sr iiber einen
.phttofophiihen 8esenfanO nadIinne.
rNein, iiesr einen pbilolosiihen"
antiporte!e Danton. .sSnipi.fern?"
SD nldte baran, oaB bas Mort
abinrihten1 iib nidt slei1 onosren
Werber our@fonjugiren ldbt. Nlon
lam iogtn: Sh rihte bin, idb !perbe
9ingerihtet fneroen, aber nitt: SD
BIN binQerithtet tporben. !"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17
Rinoermuno. Cine 2eferir

Rinbermuno. Cine 2eisrin
eradblt fOlsenoe @ei4ihte: ngelt.
Gein5," frasts cine Mutter ibren tlei=
res iitbenidbrisen 5obn, Der MIN
fat fhon etn Sabr lang .ou jener
GtGtte pilgtrt. arlpo Der sSusenb Die
Weisbeit bercbfolst ipiro, rjebt ses
fdlIt es Dir lchon san5 gut, 5ur
Ghule gu geben?" vgld 1sin,
Mntti fagt Der 6ein5, .eigentli1
gefallen tbEt mir aur Der Miidptg.
@rfIGrt. .Wie 1T ts nur
nt0glih, baB R. in fold fnr3sr 3eit
70 Disl peroier,t bnt91 vge6r ein,
fad. Gr banoelt NIT Gifen iino
ltdbL1
Seine Rarriere. Dib-
terliHg (in oer 3eitung lefenb): .Wiss
Der Elm srob<r Di9ttr tcot, ID riidtI
INNER ipeiter auf!s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
BRINKER WORKING
VARSITY SQUAD
HARD
Base Running Dode's
Hobby, and Cloud of
Dust Hangs Over the
Campus.

Coach podo nrlnker had the var
aity baseball squad puctloina sliding
tp bases yesterday afternoon uulil
the diamond around second. where
tho squad gathered looked like a dry
ditch rvet first. head first. atraieht
slide and the failaWay everyone
took Is try ct an kinds
podo was one n the fastest men
nn the bases in tho League last sea-
spH and his war cry )uat nos Is.
SliAins is che moat important part
~ ihr game. lta on tho bases that
games ara won Tha vets on the
Hluad Erhan ana shlrk and cuaa and
argue bat they slide
The lineup ~ the team is bewin-
nlnH GO dutefmina itself a. things
look now there Will b. three new
uen an thp team memsn Nay. IA
catcher, Mcclure. rs shortatap aua
Baker IS fret hansman Tayiaf.
Nhn caught last year. and who
played cragkrriark football far ustie
Iasi fail has had 20 leave school and
Is looks aa though urmeuwaY had
ME place cirrhsa BE b. q fungy
yeunEster with a fire peg and good
knea edge ~ the game me has
played with Lincoin hiEh. and il
Well known lefally The same mas
ba said ~ Me0atru. who was = atsf
On Llmeoln'a football ttAm last fall
iie handles ihe hsii weii. and 81 fast
ua the hmhes
nahsr who 10 from PenaletaaA
ore. e counted WuHn 90 nii CHUCK
Muiieu piaen iie iH a football man
Whp faa already won hia w. ard
hts hltsinE sut reliability Ga ths baa
laeH N8ad 60 Mfinker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
TIE FIGHTING GAME
by Tip Wright Ancient Rome San Francisco
No. 2.
BY TIP WRIGHT.
CHAPTER IL

The fighting game was immortal.
ised BY Homer. and mythology had
ils champions polluN and hia twin
Castor. tho result ~ the intrigue
between Jupiter and Lshaa. mother
81 fleirn VI Troy. Fought their way
a. scar on Mount Olympus THE
sign ~ usmlni IA the zodiac repre-.
arnts the twin acrapprrs Possibly
they were the original - Mike"
and Jack (Twin) Qf Boston
Amycua king ~ the Behryess. son
of Neptune aud Moila. was a tough
nut Ne met comsrs until the Ar
gonauta reached his port aud his
challenge was accepted by pollus
AmYeus was a crook. for he tried 60
cross foliuN. who allied him
EfYx was another dsmigua pug
he waa tho aon % VsuuH and uuten
a aefeppinH defendant ~ Amyeua.
and was noted AZ e hhifty boy with
q good kick Eryx also agreed 90
p0t away an cpmWrH ih a hurry
which o. proof thai Yours truly
John 4. Sullivan" was not e. orig.
lnai after an Unfortunately FOR
pustaFitY NrfN met up afth a young
buck called nerouias who never tn
serted "a HsiEh-in paragraph Ia the
articles 20 agreement. 81 drew tho
color line Horcuies woa with a
punch isryx was buried with hafpa
playing
ilavink introduced iva puss. from
heagrn thY JupitsFl and one from
iife Heh khy NeptHuel. the HeEt
champion u efoaa between earth
and sea ne was n son n Terra
hY Neptune and whumevgf be Kissed
his mother no renewed hia strength
Hercules Pot him Hui ~ grabbing
him around the waist and holding
him pff the ground until be ehHhed
ln This pTgrsa wrestling had NOT
hnsu abolished in olymplsn bouts.
- perhaps the t.anaan prise ring
Fuiea were copied from them
90 The Hgmaric haAaFa. EIssnH and
Eafgaias wera champs Ersgin sas
kina &c Epal aud the san = EaHsm-
ion ffis father was the Af4hitY 81
the goddess ~ chastity. ufAHa 90
TIE pedigree shows class fIneus
cod EuFyaius fought az the rgnarai
- Fairoelns and she forms mua
flamHF refers % fhs hattie
9fUelous win tho einclara siFds
him refund
And % his wrists me gloves ii death
are bound
Ha we may take a thaf thn flRht
game au Olympus pisanf tiraa mdsie
Tor the Faaquiahsf This fisht the
fret rsloftat. ouFrios me sana - s
- fffs p e. if the iast Hnaf g fna
siege u TROY
he game nor shifts % sicily ana
ffair. with vifFii a. ahranieisr
Enaas with paFss Ciosntaus 4YHes
IsyAa hntaliuA EfEN ana Afssetla.
Opened q school - baxsfs
EnfuiiUa was sfaFrfuM partner for
wFgs ard defeated tiAFss 81 The
E funeral games ~ AnehiHae father ~
EnsAM. in Rinly Fricliuh had auif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
LAhGF0RD AND
FLYNN READY

LOS ANGELES. March is Jim
Flynn and Sam iAngford ara %
tbs final lap ~ their preliminary
work and from these camps today
came the word that the fighters
are "a excellent shape for fhs IS
round 50 on March ~ Managar
Wooiman apparuotiy - sanEulne
- hla black mapn ability "a pat
Flynn away. and predicted today
thai the fighi would not So rs
ruunds
Flynn il no less confident % sue
cess. Tie vii begin 20 ~tansr Off
today. for he believes that he has
done ali Tho hard w'urk necessary
for the nKht
Little betting has been sona bar
It ia apparent the negro will rule a
savortte when the first gong ringa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15

tie best acts ~ her husbands two
thsatfsH wtiis MIN W cansifina.
general manager % The Sullivan 4
Gsnaidins AtNFacliona. has sad.
Boys. you can have The best we've
saf There VII also be ia short
boxing contests And two wfs#tllns
matches The vRrous iabpf unions
VIII each send . strunE Representa-
ton. snd the general qffirsrs - iha
unianH win u0cuff some nf me
baxea over 500 tickets have al
ready heru disposed a. ard .
uaek~a house 10 ssrcctsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15

Americans Thls 1apaueaa sumo
work BE- Intensely lnteresting and
two matches between the baAt men
th8t the Japanese quarter cam pro
dtca ara carAed % prpceda tho maln
eveut
johnson has been working hard
in preparation faF his tnssie with the
wiry little Jap Nuu disposed 81 Ed
die Robinson and George Braun iu
such short order when thay tackled
him ~ bis own Fame and De On cun-
fiicnt mat with ths advantage ~
nearly 90 pounds. be win BE- ahlo o.
give Ito all he cares Tor and then
SOME johnson ia q strong ngEFes-
aiea wrestler. and an exceptionally
hard man 10 get behind. and he fig
uroa 90 give Ito a world ~ trouble.
Seats were pat on sale thia morn
ing at To a'eloek AZ the 0rana Opera
house end already a hig block "
reserved seats have hgcu iAken ul
bY fBuansse fans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
WOLCAST AND
WEIGH NOW

Frank Klaus u Pittsburg on March
q. wired Griffin that 10 could not
meet Lauzford on July A. He DID
not say vhy. but that IA unnsces
sary.
Incidentally, word comes from
Hot Springs that Ketchei has taken
the pledge Tor three months, but Il
Il hardly likely that no viii keep r.
Tie took ths pledge on The first ~
the year but broke a. The middle.
weight champion has wagcrod sew.
eral i've pound boxes OF candy with
members - tho female persuasion.
suit Of clothes With Hat Master.
son. and a bundle o. money with
an admifsF that be viii not fair of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
woLcAsT.wELsH FIGHT

Griffin started burning up wires proposals fsr va
gngelah match. take The place the KechsLaugoa nd
u be the champion uud he EusshmaH
ring have shrout
With a contract probable al axn
proposition. for he willing worker ana is ready
fighting. long and conditions
Nelson when the latter
inly determined ali he PRIVILEGES
champunehlp. Griffin win have talk big money
Freddie Welsh and bis WIN have 70 dance Wol -
before thcy get the Wildcat d articles
Jersey who slept for "a years bass,
anything Refugee both
race the Raa'erner would be onch bet for the place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
BY RlsoslosR

San FRANCISCO. March 10
sIm Griffin. Unable 70 DRAG Ketchel
into a match with sam Langford.
the fight % take place on July 2.
today wired Aa wolgast asking
him n he would meet Freddie
WEIGH. Although Woigast has IRE.
dnensiy stated that De would not
Digit until September. Grlfiin n
hopeful OF . favorable reply. The
offer he Intends 20 make IL 81
good. be thinks. that Wolgast can
not afford 70 pass Il up
Kstchsl although be has nothins
in sight save a aix round 20 with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15

protect fhn temporal bones ana arr
tfriaH war worn. u ressmhied s9mr-
shat tHe headaaArd q thc broad
aNufdfmsn
There vas no baaluE in fhe MID
dia Ages TIE iaWef ufders fought
uifh auarfeFstaff and mnGtnE. and
fhn uupef glasses with mace broad
aNnfl auG ianaa
Ht Bernard rsslRhicd. aaw the
remedy Cor tho abuse 81 deadly
apnna and established a BOXING
school aa a safety valve Ger lhe rug
nneIoWe Italians ln 1900 Tha pagii-
HtH fa aWuE hN the poets and re-
corded lu manuscript
WuHn and Greek considered t1x-
iHe neresHsrF ~ she FaunE mauH "a l.
ue.fian aa mfana 20 strenrthenin9
fhe body. doing away with fear. and
infusinE maaig courage.
Iunishu.e nf. fafher than seif dr-
ffnss telH fhe ebtedf u TIE ancientn.
aH8 fhr mHn WIN tho kirk stood
.nrst with TIE pla h was s0ri
- 'firnfiewHn - ths Ftiarfs fir.
fifal. pFapaniiian with the people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
TRANSFERS WILL
STAGE SMOKER

one ~ The most diversified
smokers 81 the present season will
BE given Thursday niEht a. the
yrnnf Opera house ~ ths asnsrai
Transfers union % Seattle. fef Iha
ssnafit - ths striking awitehmsn
Tia rfu@ram viii consist q boxing.
wrastiin9 and vaudeville features
Mrs Allan rnutagsm has stoan her
disposition 20 help. and has Donated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
EXTRA 70 DAYS
AT EMERYVILLE?

win mean either an early exodus
70 the Dual" tracks or a huelsf
campaign Of thorouahhFeds across
the bay
Racing ~ Emsryviile has reach
ed the pinnacle % success satur
days card brought out the biggest
crowd Of the season and the hgav
lest play % the present meeting
The best horsos In training across
the bay faced Starter Jake Holt
man and the sport was Of a hlgh
class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
APRIL FOOLS DAY, LII
arthur STARTS WORK

CHICAGO. March rs April
fools Day vii mark the advent u
JACK Johnson into activs training
for bis fight with Jim Jeffries. &C.
cording to an announcement here
today
Johnson intends 10 spend nearly
two months IN this vicinity. getting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15

into shape before starting 10 train
"a Fnud earnest
Johnson IL planning 20 establish
hiH training quarters on the Pacific
coast. bat b. has not decided where
hts camp wlil be located
The negfo's preliminary stunts
Win consist mostly Of gymnasium
aud road work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15

0f Jack johnson "a a charge ~ ass
sauit EN- fhe sfcond degree has been
80 for March 81 Johnson short
time aEa got into q saloon disturb
arts win Norman F'indsr. another
raEru. who caused The rel1rod
champions arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15

SAN FRANCISCO. March ts~
Followers ~ the turf here today
are expressing confidence that
President Tom Williams. 81 the
California Jockey club. viii declare
for an additional 20 days Of racine
after the regular season which
ends next month.
Until the powers have spoken.
however. horaemon viii remain on
the anxious seat for tho word that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
NO HITCH in PLANS
FOR The BIG BATTLE
EmeryviIe Trustees Fix License Fee at $4,000 and
Promoters Are Assured That There VIII BE No
Legal Tanges at Last Minute

Az the fKht must be held under
the auspices ~ Hn incorporated cluh.
I'd l. probable that Tex Richard and
Gleason the promoters. wiil takr
Immediate steps 90 incorporate The
license money can then be paid ans
the parmn far the scrap secured Tor
thc city
THE ordinance fixing The license
was referred GO the ordinance cnm-
mlJtee 20 the board. and VIII come
before fta trustees Tor final phas1ge
Monday evening There o. no doubt
tut that t win paas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15

Erapp'arH have been matched 20
arestle % a finish hare Tor n purse
u $1,000 On the zSth ~ this month
The winner win De given a match
Dy Champion Frank gotch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15

Note lin the. next article Tip
Nr'ANt viii fell shout the birth "
modern huEins and Introduce the
champions ef EAHiaua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
! ==:.. THE STARS PAGE OF UP-TO-DATE SPORTS 5$
FORMER ASCENSION AT THE MEADOW

This guv Hamilton ln sure s0mo
flyer" said The old Timer, casting
q reminiscent eye toward tho bei
ting rims. but take n from noe De-
amt the only Teller that's gone up
10 the air NJ The Meadow lot
u ON turned ibe trick when tblH
place was a real race track. NOT q
fancy drill ground Tor automobile
and acceptance Some Of 'em came
down on their feet and some Of 'em
landed hard but on the flights
were interesting, No. that
y guess the first one ~ make q
real flight lu a hoayierthan air MAJ
chine meaning hlmaoli was Car
roll Davis Carroll pulled 0ii one
that would maze his fortune in
vaudeville n De could repeat. boot
tho trouble ls be- don't know hlm
self 10 tiis dag how be turned lho
trick III tell y0u about a.
A couple ~ years ago Carol.
WAS playlng Il leading part lu Geo
big rlng that entitled him fo stool
privileges on the grand stand lawn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15

HIeachsr seats Tor Jeff johnson
nght wilI cell FOR go. and ringsido
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15

Mhe nc ponies were performing One s0fgHg go Out ~ - 4
the side and found luha shoe ~ Woia \, ~ ~
The result being about ue roueuest 81 luck l
have he kept getting hooked rare ana Va
% ne bad after che hfh So hc desperate and pgta
% the day ' =. v g. O.
"a hundred feet from Tho wire Lsaro Johnny Lyons sns
McGnHan heads apart a coming strong and carf q
% his fo' started 20 root hs beetle guess he must
an awful shove ia the last ieW Jumps sst the % 80
the stool. g rave -a
fan that lie had dope in one hand -.
Of glasses n tho other when The down and 80
W Die hands az the start o bis glide tie properties Starred =
night q elf oun carroll landed sitting. with bsek a A.
track. but De Just naturally moment he IN,
rubber at the board Laafor dfouuad uA
load OF e mna De started hunting hs thinga n ~ 80
sian q dope &an8ca No had h te tuT "
seemed uat theyd just naturally tgwu off join the srot
guile Hamilton Nkcf pauars
never got peep "a em again but he said figured h I
place them toF The thousand bed uf L. 6r. 80
much Of Kick hatc think ~ the hatd uors rs 80
them gafaea. though, heyd hung other nubT-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15

Ban John lon has forwarded alii-
Eat1f psaaea TO 1871 TAFT and jim
sherman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
ZBYSZKO-MAHMOUT
MATCH IS ASSURED

CHICAGO bfsrch i5 Zbyazko
end inhmaut the giant foreign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-15
Birdseye Maple ChiffOniers and Dresses
several Good Patterns at Half Price

* Of Bird Maple Dresse and chfers large the better grades
Maple 1re- .aane- . DIAN Oh. I.. M .-l. nl. See I
The Adair County news., 1910-09-28

The tide in New York State
has turned to Col. Roosevelt.
Last Wednesday the old Guard"
leaders, who were fighting for
the control of the State Conven-
ton which meets at Saratoga
this week, lost out. In tn e
Schenectady county convention,
which was supposed to be against
Mr.. Roosevelt. turned out to be
largely for him, the delegates
voting for the ex-President to
become the temporary Chairman
of the State convention. 1t was
a direct slap at Vice President
Sherman, who expected to be en-
dorsed.
The Adair County news., 1910-09-28

Miss Lizzie Mears, of Corbin,
was visiting Mrs. Pate Thomas
several days of last week.
Miss Sethia Brockman, left for
Illinois last week, where she will
visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sapp and
children, of Taylor county, were
visiting Mrs. Lizzie Thomas last
week.
The moonlight party given at
Mr.. Edd Hatcher's last Saturday
night was largely attended. His
daughter, Miss Matte, entertain
ed the gathering most delight
fully.
Mr.. June Rogers of Green's
burg, visited relatives here
several days of last week.
Miss Maggie Cundiff visited at
Mr.. George Cheatham's last Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Misses Oracle and Cara Squires
visited Miss Matte Hatcher last
Saturday night.
Miss Brit Thomas was visiting
Miss Nellie Wagge ner' last Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. John Brockman whose
home is in Illinois, was visiting
relatives here last week.
Miss Pearl May was visiting
Miss Thomas several days of last
week.
The Baptist Russell Creek AS
ISOLATION which convened here
last Wednesday and Thursday
brought a very large crowd. AS
the church would not seat all the
people. There was preaching on
Thursday the Grove by Rev.
Sam Stapp. A beautiful repast
was served on the ground both
days consisting of everything
good to eat.
The Adair County news., 1910-09-28

The Democratic National Con-
gressional Committee has issued
its Campaign Book and is now
distributing it. The Committee
has no funds save as it obtains
them through contributions and
is selling the book at 81 per copy,
or for so cents a copy in lots of
ten or more. The book is re-
plete with valuable matter and
is said to be the best Campaign
Book ever issued. Every Demo-
crat should have it and in this
year of Democratic effort for
supremacy should gladly contri.
butte to the Committee by pur-
chasing the book. The Com
mittee did valiant service il
The Adair County news., 1910-09-28


Charles Tate and John Mar
chant, two prominent citizens of
Georgia, and who were bitter
enemies, met in a public road one
day last week. They were in
buggies accompanied by their
wives. The ladies remained seat
ed in their vehicles while their
husbands shot to a finish, the
women watching the firing. Both
men fell dead in the presence of
their wives.
The Adair County news., 1910-09-28
Ozark.

Drying, canning and preserving
fruit is the order of the day with
the ladies, while the men are
busy preparing wheat ground,
cutting corn and making molas-
eS.
Diptheria has been raging in
this and adjoining neighborhoods
for several weeks. There hasn't
been any deaths so far, but a
new case occasionally keeps the
people in dread.
Mr.. Robert Baileywho is teach
ing an interesting school at Con-
cord has had to dismiss three
weeks on account of the disease.
Miss Efiie Monsgomery's con-
dition remains about the same.
Mrs. J. D. White is suffering
from a sprained ankle.
A large crowd a tt e n d e d
the sale at Mr.. B. O. Hurt last
Saturday.
Misses Lula Bryant and Tom
mic Maupin, visited Mrs. Pearl
Maupin at Cray Craft Sunday
and attended the singing at Sui
phur Well.
Mr.. Albert Bryant was guest
of Mr.. Walker Bryant last Fri
day night and attended his Ma
sonic Lodge at Columbia.
Mr.. Nat White and Miss Annie
Re ynolds visited relatives at
Neatsburg last week.
Mr.. Leonard Montgomery of
Oklahoma, spent several days in
this part with friends. No bet
ter young man ever grew up in
our community and we are sorry
he has decided to make Okla
homa his home.
Quite a lot of moving will take
place in e.lr little vile, in short
time. Mr.. Robert Hudson is
preparing to build a dwelling;
Mr.. Reeves will occupy where
Robert now lives, Mr.. Kent Bry-
The Adair County news., 1910-09-28

Mr.. N. M. Tut and Mr.. J. D.
Lowe represented Adair county
in the Somerset Congressional
Convention. The former was a
member of the Committee o n
Consultation and was also Chair
man of the Committee on Organi-
zation. He was also a member
of the Committee who notified
Mr.. Bertram of his nomination.
The Adair County news., 1910-09-28

Mainelwithsnotable results, and
if Democrats everywhere will
rise togthe occasion, by their dol
lar contributions, the Democratic
sun will rise.triumphantly, not to
set for fifty years to come. Send
your orders or contributions to
F. F..Garrett, Treasurer, Demo-
cratic Campaign Committee. 821
18th Street, Northwest, Wash
ington, D. C.
The Adair County news., 1910-09-28

Mr.. Bryan's prominence in
National politics is on the wane.
He refuses to support the Demo.
cratic nominee for Governor of
the State of Nebraska. A man
who goes into a convention and
gets defeated and then refuses
to support the action of the con-
vention, soon passes out of sight.
The Adair County news., 1910-09-28

Frank C. Nunemacher, the
Louisville business man, who
mysteriously disappeared from
home last week, has been found
at Salt Sulphur Springs, w. V.
He walked nearly all the way
from Louisville, and when he
reached the Springs he was foot
sore, almost in tatters and his
mind very much impaired.
The Adair County news., 1910-09-28

The Republican District Com
mittee met at Junction City last
Saturday night. counted the re-
turns in the late primary. and
awarded a certificate of nominal
ton to Mr.. Powers. Mr.. Pow
ers' majority over Mr.. Edwards
is stated in another article in
this paper.
The Adair County news., 1910-09-28
Public Sale.

On Wednesday. the 5th day of Octo-
Der, 1910. Twill sell sixty head of fine
young jersey cows to the highest bid.
ders. The cows will be fresh in De-
cember and January. The sale will take
place in the town Of Columbia.
H4t J. B. Barbee.