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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-01-06
Tha Hiatorie Rird.

Speaking of Christmas turkeys"
said Sir Thomas Upton In the Cedric's
smoking room, reminds me OF Pic
cadilly club.
"A Devonshire man sent this club
about Christmas a fine. large swan in
hamper The hamper was addressed
to the secretary. who notified the club
members of the treat that was in
store, and a special swan dinner was
arranged for the day before Christ
mas.
1.-THE swan came on at this dinner
looking gnificent- erect and stately
on a great silver gilt salver. But
tough! II was so tough you couldn't
have carved the gravy All perceived
that they had been hoaxed.
/ "a few days later the sender Of the
swan dropped In at the club.
!. Got my swan all right. hope? he
said to lie secretary.
Yes. and a nice trick you played
on u.s. was the reply.
Trick. What do you meanT
why. we boiled that swan for six
teen hours. and when it came on the
table 1t was tougher than block of
granite
"'Good gracious! Did you have my
swan cookedg
Yes. of course.
The other was In despair.
Why. that bird was historic. he
groaned. 4 sent him up to be stuffed
and preserved. He had been In my
family for $50 years He had eaten
out Of the hand Of King Charles L.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-01-06

southeast corner of said block; thence
perpendicular to Edwards street tss
feet; thence towards Crockett street I7s
feet; thence in straight line to the
place of beginning.
Said property to be sold for cash, aud
no bid entertained for less than fifty
thousand ($5o,ooo.eo) dollars.
]. B. ATKINS, Receiver.
Shreveport, La, Dec. s, 1909.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-01-06
Draped Waist Line.

It is season of sashes. True, they
are attached TO the skirt instead of
being separated from them, but the
effect is the same. The waist line is
draped. It is done in the high WASTED
skirt as means Of finishing the sharp
edge 1t is done with the tunic and
also with the separate bodice. One
fareiy sees the waist line without folds
around it. And there is always a
buckle somewhere with long sash ends
that hang straight or cross the figure
and tie on the opposite side
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-01-06
NEW SHORT STORIES
Amiabie Aked's Apt Answer.

SuIhSNSS F1NSS HFb phsS"Sts
The Rev. Dr. Aked during a run-in
with an agnostic the other day scored
neat fall for the orthodox.
1t happened on railway train.
The doctors dialectic adversary was
drummer who had purchased a pa
per backed edition of some lectures
delivered by the late Colonel Inger-
soil.
It was all an overwhelming novelty
for the drummer.
With his natural gift Of loquacity a
very brief intake of ideas sufficed, and
he began to squirt like geyser
Everybody within the sound Of his
voice was deluged. including the un-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-01-06
AnaxIr,r Sl9,,rea.

According to ! census taken by tbs
agricultural Journal, Orange Jndd
Farmer, from the wear 1850 number of
farms to 1909 has Increased from -
se0 00o 10 600 geo ID United States:
valuation Including ihe improvements.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-01-06
INSURGENTS IN CONGRESS

a.ss INSURGENTS IN CONGRESS.
Insurgents in Congress are Re
csns who have determined on the
T assertion of their individuality, ir-
I eetive of the dictates of the men
have heretofore dominated, re-
Hess of the wishes of the people.
get, the insurgents are few in
Bs ber, but, if they should act in con-
d resisting the schemes Of the
ichs, they may indirectly do some
IA the interests Of the people.
IS not possible to estimate the pos
ties Of the insurgents If they would
7efate with the Democrats.
nong the leaders of the insurgents
Cumming and LaFollette, but ii IS
INST LaFollette that the greatest and
81 direct dispIeasure of the Taft adj
Moosration is being urged Ii would
Bay that since cajoling has failed, that
Goenore effective weapon is to be tried
Bids q insurgents to their
Jury the second
1910, the jury re- weapon. and a, sem
any and all bidsscssnan without pat
WI. T. 1;ttle ;nauence Il his
A. &. DURIN 6assss who expect DO
s;szssIs Keeling throughout the
eiently strong against the
lbille TO warrant the insur-
s eif bod stand At any rate,
serakss se. could profit ma
rom the detection of the Re-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-01-06
Building DedIcated,

Odd Fellows building at San Anto-
MO, the erection and furnishing Of
which cost over 500, 900, was dedicat-
Cd with impressive ceremonies. Pre-
sentation was made by Joseph Ryan.
Grand Master Spangler of Ronham
made an address
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-01-06
HOW TO oRDER(pATrERNs.

The patterns deseriE,e ed IN the Ganeas-
ian are supplied B the May Naaasa
Pattern Company 13a West Tt~eHg-
seventh street, lew Yefk City, and -
Masonic Iernsle Chicago, III. Fsgssfd
orders with lanes ard addresses u @s
New Yorsbr Chicago oAsee Of tAe esm-
pany' W 6 cents for each paeAeEn. and
tney be mailed direct.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-01-06
g eIectloT
s !: ]. & s. =; !.

nave attec1ed ITS high purpose. From
II accounts the rank and file of the Re-
pnblieans who were sold out along Will
me rest Of the people at the special SEES
SIGN ef Congress called to revise the
tariff, think that it Is time for Ohio to
send men to Washington who viii fight
Aldrieh and Cannon to the death.
The Journal regards Ohio as holding
we balance Of power IN this political
hastle aud says she will ignore he,
high political prestige if she does moi
se Il with determination and courage.
kind Of talk is making a deep i'm
bssss on ID the State, because if these
lisEauefs papers should bolt unpledged
Republica nominees the effect wostl1
be disastfoss not only to congressional
candidates SIT lie i Republican candi-
date not ii Sympathy with the progress
ives
But Il seems there age other interest
ing Developments III OHip politics, and
enc of them is the fact that James R.
Garfield, Secretary Of the Interior under
Roosevelt. has been publicly commend
ing the course Of Senator LaFolIette,
The recognized head Of the Republican
insurgents This fact Is regarded as i
pfeAude 10 the nomination of Garfield
on platform which is anti-lAIdrieh and
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-01-06
WOMAN AND FASHION

A Smart and inexpensive Suit.
Made of heavy or light weight mix
ed suitings, with yoke and under
sleeves of white gauze and trimmed
with collar and bands of either mate
rial or Of contrasting silk or velvet,
and with ornamental metal buttons
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-01-06

skfee times ! week On Sum
orning, and Tuesday and Thurs
afternoons, at 5I7 Edwards ST.,
e Caucasian & Carney Printing
any, Limited, proprietors.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-01-06
REVOLT IN OHIO

ew Orleans States says: The
spublican newspapers in
ling the call for battle
ism and Cannonism, and
IS . simple and practical
proposed TO demand Of all
ifigressional candidates
vote as to break up the
on combine The revolt,
appears. was started BY the Toledo
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-01-06
BAY JAN. s, 1910.

nad class matter February
lie pcstohce 1t Shreye-
dcr the Act Of Congress
"a, 1870
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-01-06
IonrnaI Of caddo Parish

lie iasazsA -. =. - $50
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-01-06

The closely plated skirt and long tail.
ed coat effect make this in the height
of style.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02
@eitercr Nnfid)mb.

&noianupoliS, Snb., T.. 6cbr.
BIC Convention Der n@crcinigten
Mtlnenarbeiter pon Nmerifo" entid)ico
bcute 9egen Den @itnid) bcs GrGii,
benton Thomas 2emis. ole Goniercni
beailglid Der 2obne nit Den 9eiibern
Der @eidJtoblengrll6cn, melde IN 20
Loco obgebalten mcrocn iollte, 5ll Der.
idieberL unb cin Gonlite mur0e or.
nannt, Inn noh icner Stoot sll rel.
lcll, I'M oos Gintreiicu Der @rubcn.
orbeiter am Ionneritog Morgcn o6.
5lluartel.
Eole0o, 8, I. 6ebr. Iic @rit.
bellbeliBer ihrcricita crflGrcn, onb liz
feline Ociinitipcn GrflGrum9cn ilbcr
lbre Stellnlgnobnc III gebcn i'm
Sianoc lillo. bis iic morgen sur Be
~rdtbuulg 5uiolmntclfommcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02
Spfcr oes ~GiienbabnmulodJs.

@o bington, :. g.. /. 6cbr.
- Hoh Neridtclr, bic Der 5piid)cn.
l.ontlidcn NcrtcbrS . GommiNipn 5lt.
Gcfommcniin0 III ocn Monnteu Sllli.
E.llauit un0 September 1909 bel 81.
lenbobnlnnid0en in ben Der. Stuatelt
S52 EerIoncn INNS 2ebcn 9etommeil
rno 1924 Ecrioncn perlett NOR
Gin. Sh nieien 3ublen iito nir Bni'
Iuaierc mo iold)c Ingeitc1te, Gie 3lr
3eit Der llnidle i'll Gienit moren. in
legriiien. Nit bcmielbcn 3eitroum
oes 8%oriubreS pcrglid)et bat Die
3obl Der Beto0teten units. Die Scr
&rrlebten INN 2696 5lgelommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02
Gigcntbiimlid)c Sad,lagc.

Nem 9orf, /. 6ebr. Il Sn ci-
lier heute 5lpiid)en 9ecnlten Der Geu.
Yorfcr Gcntrnl-@o mo cincm 60.
lnite bon @iieubobn- Yugeiteateu ob,
6eboltencn Gonfcren5 iteute es lid,
HlrauS, ooB Die anaciteaten 5lt oieier
3eit llldt befugt iino, f 2obnfrool
ST berilbren. Gic 8roBloae jl GIepc.
lano miro iebod, Dem @crnebnlcll
tod) Dor Ablali Der &odje omcnOirtc
6orocrungen an 0ic giicnbubncn DIT.
lid pom WiiIiIiippi uno norolid) pom
Chic nn0 HotonlnC mitclle1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02
&iiitcnb crt6cioiennas WanUpcr.

Ilbonn N.sD. t. 5ebr. Mic
@cncroloojlltunt NcliOn $, Scnrp be.
fonnt gi6t, bat @ollucrnclir Su0bca
tic Ginlnoung oca aricgSiefret1rs
dngenomnerL Die aiiItennrtilleric Deo
Stoates an llcbrngcl, III Der 2iiltcll.
bert6eioNulg IN @cmeinihoit nit
cen Sriippen Der 0lmoesormee tbeil.
rcbntcn 81 laiicn, mclfe in ser 3eit
Dom 8, >Nini bis SIM 10. Suli bel
sort $. Is. IrigGt bel Nclp.2 onoot.
Conn, itottiinocn %iolIcit. Gic Iote,
iiir Die 9etbciligrng Der Nep. Oorfer
Srlppen iiltb lpie ioIat: t3. Sitter
artillcrie.Megintent in grooflpn 9.
Els 10. Sl,ri. 8. aiiitcnortiaerie- &c,
giment mo 8. aiiItcnartilleric.Neai
ineltt. beloe in Der Staot Teu.Oorf.
rom 10. bis sum 10. sunni. reip. bon,
20. Sitni bis 6lllit 10. Snli. Ger Sab
rcs.Gonpent Der -Ncn Dorf State
Rational @iiorb Niiociation" lit, mic
gleidlfalls bcfunllt gcgeben rmiroe.
olli ocn %. itnb n. 6ebrliur anbe-
roiiiltt morocll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02
Seioc iino 9ulis.

gan 6rnnciSco, GaI, I. Scbr.
Ger Fuciiic Winil-G onpier .ytun'
durio," Der nit eincr TeripotunJ
uru bier (ogcn bier ongelongt lit,
nat eir Cargo iobri5irter Seibe i'm
Mertbe bon iiber 100000 II. 1900
9ollen Nobici0e an 9oro. 2rd)
bringt Der Gumpier 1871 SinouS, oie
OILS gobnorbeitrr in Californian be.
id|ditigt pcroen iollcrL 558 6ilipinos
nhb 15l Gbincien. Die ShiiiSoiii,
jiere mnlBteu ouf DER iSobrt beit6noig
1ltf Der Sut iein, I'm cinen 3uIon1.
llenltob 5luiiden ben nerid)ieoenen
Hoiien 5u nerbilten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

iltd1tcu 0cu 8ultpcrneltr, Elm Gontltt
SIT c%rnennen nm 9eitrdgc fiir bic
Seingrilthten cutqegcn 3u nebmeH.
Sic Spen0c BON W al q 6 II.
icttS.
Bottom Woiiy /. 6cbrnur.
Bur 0ctlun0 Scr pom Stoutc NIniios
h~lrictta om Somitog fiir Die iron5o-
iiiden lleberihtucnmtcn per aobel
in Eorio onaeruieicnen 100000 6rcS.
Iicicn belrte $4,000 elm ml6 pom al.
len Soften fommcn 9eitra9e 10
idrncn, Dob Die Sumntc IN lucnigen
Sugeu ouigebroht iein Hiiritc.
II rtbcil zines 9 ohueri it { II.
0igcn.
EittSburh 80, I. Sebrllnr.-
NnlGBlif Der 9%eiiirftlmg, Bob Die
Mciitcrmerfe fron5oiiifcr Boufunit
i'll Noria in 6olge Der llebcrIfJtucur'
mltllN cinitiir5ell fonntcn. nub 6. g.
Wtoric. Der Er0iibcnt Der engineers
Soctctp" oea lucItIid)en Ycnniplpn,
nieu mo &oriitcr Ser Slit abur9cr
SodNpnlicr. GommiiiinL mcldcr i'm
ShiuS hnle reidIlid) Wcleaenbeit &c
bobt bot, Griobrlun9cn ilber lleber-
Id)luemmlutgcn ST. lunlnlelr, cin lcbr
berllbiqenoeS llrtbcil ub. ,,Seoe
Stnot 5lpiid)cn Eittsblirq NM Gai
70" Iugte CT, r6ot I'M 0urhlhnitt
0rcinlol iGbrlid) cine llebcrIhmemla
mllnN 81 beltebcn, mo EittSburg bot
oft Elm Steigen Ocs @nliers nm 30
mo Cincinnati ein iolfes INN y
tSltB crlebt, lln0 0od1 lit bis jebt feline
bon oicien St0btcu cingcitilr5t. @cnn
Qalt5 g%elp0bnlifc 9ufltcin . 8ebGll6e
i1brlihc llebcridmemmlunQcn ertro.
gen. 10 lit Die Inuobme ood) mobl
lcbr ilbcrcilt, onB @eb0ltGc. pie boS
2nuprc, oic Notrc.T : me,airhc unO
Dos Funtbeon, lid IN irgcno meldler
@cfobr bciinbcn. Sic limo Wcilter.
lucrte Der 0nufunlt mo 10 ltorf aitis
acfiibrt, Dob mon in unicrer Belt 10.
gar BON 8crifmenoung Don Gan.
material lpredJen fam.
100000 pom Stnot Hem.
Dorf?
Nlbunn I.-0, +. Sebrltor.
3mei Heiolutionen, Die uuf Die Ga-
riler NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0esug neh,
meu, ipurocH in Der Niiemblp einac.
brnd)t. 1ie critic. bon Nintf @olo.
BERG, ucrlungt bic geuiai1ltng BON
100000 fir ole Nothlcioenoen III
6ronfreid). Sic mrroc Dem Gonitc
Iilr OiittcI mo @ege sur 9erat6ung
iibcriuicicn un0 miro an Mittuod)
jur S~crbunolun1 fnmmcll. Iie 5luei
tc mrr0e pom NilclblpnlitBlico Minor.
4, WhlrrnD citGcbrud)t lutO 6coclttct
cine Notwithstanding oc5
Stoutc0 Ncm. Oorf iiir cas beintgc.
lud)tc 6ronfreid,. Sic luuroc i.nc
Ntlnnnlig otacnomnien. So6alO tie 0crl
Setut puilirt bat. miro lie Stuats-
Sctret1r &nor 5uoeIteQt luerocn. INN
bon oielenn an Die frnuBoiiihe Regie,
runa ilbermittclt 5u merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

- ~ u " Il u l I -. Htp.s !. tNCul. lblO,
Silan5 I'M sdaeamt S2t3,32o,62
UlerchaHI5 9tattollal UaHi DON
Baltimore. WRb. ............ S27,450,ss
Grttte NationaI @unt bon 8altis
abe aatiotai 9ani Of commerce, 49,
bon Baltimore. ms. .....,.. 2,592.s9
abe Commonwealth &anf BON BAL
N%attonul union SAM Of aVarpIanO
bon Baltimore, mn. .......... 3,02a.BO
3be Rational Watine 9Inf bon
Baltimore. Do. ............. $3.50. 81
Sbe Rational We6anicS' Banf bon
Baltimore, Wb. ~. ......... 5,542.O 90
6riie gaiionaIs8anf Dor Salli.
Abe atatiOnal is;Oa,oarD sainii bon ''
Baltimore. mo. .......... 3,29G.Gl
Rational @rtungc gant opr BAL
timort, mb. -. ......,..... 3,0Si.lS
5%ariers' ano Merdanis Nntional
Vonf BON Baltimore, mo, ,.,... s,lS7,3l
Siildels' Naitonal @ani bon 9al'
commercial ano %sarnicrs Ratio.
nal. 9ani bon Baltimore. .MIo... 9,l67.4S
Elo ,Iolpn Rational 0unf BON
Baltimore. ltb. ........... 3,29l.l2
@iarpIano 9%satiUnaI 9ont bon Ball
abe @'ersaniiIe gaui bon Saiti.
saTtOrO NatiC,ial Sani bon BEL
8ru,iie National sari BON Bel
5ariners' ataiitouaI gani bon ~
slnnapolis. mb. . .."....,.. 23.429,O7
7or6efter Rational 9nnf ppn
cambridge, Mb. =. .....,.... 2.OOI.O2
Garners dno NiertnHis' Tatio.
nal 9ar,f bon Cambridge. MO. t.706.l2
linton @ationn' Banf bon @eIt'
eriie NationGi.sani bon enow. ''
strife gatiional.gaannt; bon Sum. 'O'0'0'
abe secpno Rational Sani BON
Cumberland, mo. . ........ q,149.06
Qhp lyatinnnI glouT tnr, 0,ort "a
Canton NGiiOiniaI Sani bon Gan. vs.
sriis giaiilonaI.g;ainr BON aatcns.
%. aittSess, '%sotici,aii Diaint bon
eaIion %siiatioHaI 'gant' BON Cation. O
zoe Surmers' anO lllaecrdaniS ;9ia. '
tioIaIa9anf hon Cation. Dfo... / .56s.G9
eatapseo aaitenaI Sant bon
@ltcott'Qttp. mo. ............ 1852 5
sG,t bon eomerTet, 8rtneeb
zcniOn' aGlicual sanii bon aOp. o
Gentrtbide Rational &ani bon
Gcntrcbiuc, Mo. -. .......,.. 2,O75.OG
Peoples Rational Nunl bon Sert
3entO,n aaticnai sani bon Zen. ~
edgi Of + 2cclimar bon ac,lmar. '''''o
Peoples NniioniGI '8aani bon Sa. O
acrstoipn. alo. ..,.......... 2,433.22
eerstonn, 0lO, ........ lo,O33.33
erite sationaI sani bon Greii. o,.,.-
erfte 'gsaitionai.sont Of e%onibern '
RarbIano bon Upper WiarIbcro.
Gb,eiisriopn nainif ii aiRia,ypIainb 'O0
bon 9beitertoipu, Ntb. ...,.... 1,76G.SJ
War,re 9anf ppr Gristeib.
sbe Snics,inie igp,ooit,roi' ;;aiorr nan '''o'io
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02
Clnep mnb RooSp herseitellt.

Cotton, WaiI.. 1. Sebr. = Ter
e;nitiae Staatsiefretdr fiharo 81
ncn. meld)er lid, Dor etlid)cn @odtn
e;ner d,irursiihen Operation bat IN
ttr;ieben miiiien, lit pom ieinem Gel.
zen p~olIltdnois rpieoer beraeiteat II.
bot ieine Wcidditc pieoer aliseIiom
rlerl. Mic pcrlantet, bat lid aud oei
3uitanb oes ~beiiieenheu 6id)ters oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02
Die Observation-Disclosures.
Tas Sorit-Sureau i'm &uu3 i6ori
fritiitrt. - Ger Senat beiobt iidl
nit Der GoitsS porfoiienbiu.

@o + in8ton .. e., /. Scbr.
Sn Der bcutigen Situ1g bc9 Nn,l,
ita bilocte cine berbe aritit ocs Sort
Bureaus, mclde bon 0ell Hcpr1icn.
tnlltcn Wonbell bon Mponlin1 nno
Saplor BON Colorado geIcitet lpltr0c,
zen &crnpunft Der TcrbanOllm0cn.
gtlld) bic Observation-Disclosures @ermil.
"li0umgabill rpilroe lueitcr beiprod)cn,
mo oic 0cbottc miro bcltte iortgC.
lcbt.
Scr aroBtc S6cit Der Scnotaucr-
honOlun9cn mlirbc cil1cr Iebottc
iiber bic Bolts parfoiienbill gcipio,
met. Senator 9apis erflGrte, Oub
ole Gill in ibrcr gegeniudrtigen 6ornl
I'M Sntereiie Der RationoIbonfen lei,
udbrcnb equator Smitb non Widi-
gan Die Aniid)t pertrot, OoB iid) bic
Wubnohme ais cine Eloge, onItott
Gl< cinen Scgen eripeiien nl0d)te. @c,
retts friib am Gage mltrbe g3. &.
Furccl iiIm Scnator ais Nodiol9cr
ton Senator S%bonlpion bon Noro-
9ofoto eingeihmoren.
Seioc &0uier ipcroen bette in Sit
sung pcrmeilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

Grofcsboro, ap., aebolt Wn0 40 on.
Gere 9crgmcrfsorbeitcr iollcn III Sci.
&c elmer 8oserploiion weldJe ii0
hcutc 5lltru1, in Der Miue ciugcihloi-
icu, GrofcSboro beiinoct iih in
@iiblcnbcr9.Go County I'M iiIoweitIidcu
aentudp.
W incn b|rcnneu.
Ecorin Sn,, 1. 6cbruNr, - Die
Mtineu SIT @ortunoillc itcben in bel
len 6lommen. gs lit moQlid, bob
i'd 2eutc IN ocuielben bciinocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

S2l3.329.62
Wiurrap Ganoirrr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02
Stuat WatDlanb.
SIrcau oes ~meiitcre.

Nnudp0ltS No, /. Scbr. 1910.
SilaH5 I'M SGuBamt S2~t3,32o.62.
prhQUI6' National J@uuf MN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

Ger. gunoesgerihts Wnl. 8. Wooop
teirGftlid, gebeiiert, 10 DAP err IN etli.
dcn Wohen noh @aibinaton miro
;ilriidfcbren fonnen. CT bate ali ci-
Eein i~tnrfen Iniall Don 8Gcnmatis-
TINS gelitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02
Ginen Sent pro Stnnbe mebr.

Rem Dorf, I. 6cbr. u. 8.
Moob. Tr0iioent Der oNcp Oorf &
Queens Gorntp Hoilroob Co." bat
allen Gpitbuftenrcn lllb Wotorleltelt
ieiner @eie4ihoit Die Wiittbeilung 81.
fammen %lniien. buB lie bon Jest al
fir ieoe arbeits einen Gent
ntebr erbalien weroen. gs iii ia me.
Zig, irellt Die 2eute aber ood).
~In0or 9cnrOsOn
MACE FlETCHER'S
GAS 7 RIA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-11
DEATH or MAJOR vENABLE.

Major Richard Morton Venable, law
yer, soldier, publicist, philosopher and
one Of the best-knCwn figures in Balti-
more, died at 1870 O'Clock yesterday
morning at Roland Park, Baltimore,
the home Of Mr.. f. A. Savage which he
had leased for two months, and to which
he had been removed from the Johns
Hopkins Hospital about two weeks ago.
Death was due to heart disease. He
had been i'll for about three years.
Richard Morton Venable was born in
Charlotte county. Va, on February 8,
1889. His parents were Richard n.
and Magdelene McCampbell Venable.
He was sent to Hampden Sydney
College, from which he graduated in
1857, and in 1888 the degree Of IL. D.
was conferred upon him by his alma
mater. He was a student in the Uni
yersity Of Virginia during 1859 and
1860, and graduated from the law de-
partment of Washington and Lee Uni
versity in 1868. On April q, 1861,
Major VenabIe enteredthe army of the
Confederate States, leaving the Uni
versity Of Virginia, and became a pri-
vate in the Richmond Howitzers. He
rose to the rank of major Of artillery
and engineers. He was successfully
lieutenant Of artillery, lieutenant OF
engineers, captain OF artillery and en-
%gineers, and major Of engineers.
He served in the Army Of North
ern Virginia until 1868, when he
was transferred to the Trans-Mississipp
Department, reporting to General Kirby
Smith at Shreveport.
After the war the major went to
Louisiana and became c%Ommandant OF
cadets and professor of mathematics at
the Military Academy and University
Of Louisiana. He remained there a
year and then went to the Washington
and Lee University, at Lexington, Va,
where for two years he taught mathe-
mates.
While there he studied law, and in
1869 he went to Baltimore and began
the practice Of his profession. From
1871 until 1892 he was a partner in the
firm of Venable & Packard, later be-
coming the senior member of the firm
of Venable, Baetjer, & Howard, which
position he held at the time OF his
death. From ASH until 1895 Major
Venable was professor Of law at the
University Of Maryland, resigning in
October Of the latter year. During the
time Major Venable occupied this posi-
ton at the university his subjects were
real property and constitutional law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-11
The Leaning Tower of Pisa.

Pisa, Italy, July 1.-THE royal en-
gineers appointed to investigate the
condition Of the famous leaning Tower
Of Pisa reported today that the inclina-
ton from the perpendicular has re-
Gently increased eight inches, owing to
the weakness Of the foundation. The
engineers declare the historic tower is
on a verge Of collapse, and that 1t Is
extremely doubtful # itcan be repaired
The ringing Of the bells in the tower
has been ordered stopped, because the
vibrations thus caused threatened to
throw dCwn the structure.
The Campanille, or leaning Tower,
was erected in 1174-1350. 1t was IN
this structure that Calico worked out
the theory OF the pendulum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-11
The Fight Pictures.

New York, July 11.-Heeding the
world wide clamor against the exhib-
ition of the moving pictures Of the
Jeffries-Johnson fight, the affiliated
companies controlling the films an
nounced the pictures would be exhibit
ed only in Stag" and that children
will be barred from attending. Women
NAV attend il they see fit, but they
will be warned in advance Of the
character of the performance. The
Jeffries and Johnson Corporation,
composed of the nine moving picture
concerns which have an interest in the
fight films. has refused large offers
from roof gardens and vaudeville
houses in New York to be allowed to
present the pictures.
J. S. Blackton, vice president OF the
American Vitagraph Company, one
ofthe nine companies, declared today
that the mel interested in the fight
pictures had all the films reeled off
for them yesterday and had selected
one set as the best. From this all the
films to be shown throughout the
country will be reproduced.
I'VE decided to show the pictures In
stag theatres" declared Blackton.
The pictures, showing training camp
scenes and all the preliminaries, will
occupy two hours, and we will make a
regular performance of them, charging
81 and 81 admission.
I'VE may even show the pictures to
the self-consituted New York Board OF
Censors before exhibiting them TO the
public. We showed the pictures OF the
Johnson-K etchel fight to this board,
which was greatly pleased with them.
There is nothing brutal about the
pictures"
Blackton declined to discuss the
action OF the authorities of Phila-
delphia, the latest city to bar the
fight films on the ground that they stir
up race prejudice.