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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-29
8illise 8ateu na9 Ynnften in
Galifornten.

Die ''Sopthern Pacific" [,Sunfet"]
8abn bat iii Der Sahe ugilenbobn~Siaten
nah California" eine sroBe gseueruna
gelhaffen.
.8om Sienita9, ben II. Sebruar unb
leoen folgenben Dienitase, an Biz gum
30. Mpril INCL, tpirb Die r5unIet" Babn
2. &laiie 8illette bpn Netp Orleans,
NleTanbria unb 3tpiihen Stationen anf
6er 9aupt 2tnie nncb Beaumont aus
geben, = $27 so.
8on anoeren StatiDnen an Der 8. &
H. .. <Babn uno BON Gtationen an Der
9. $. & 81. <8abn tpirb Der sSebrpreis
$25. 100 betragen neben Der 9Dfal<8ate fir
bic Jahrt BON iDlchen Stationen bis naB
6DuitDn.
Bon alien Stationen an Ser Saupt>
9inie Der 9. $. & g. u. <8abn tpirb Ser
5abr<Hreis $500 betraaen.
Sieie Souriftens&aten iinb tbatldblidb
10 nieorig, baB Semano, Der borbat cine
Netle nab California 3u MAIDEN, unter
allen umftGnben bieIe @elegenbeit be-
nuben iDllte.
grturiiDns Shlaftpasen fabren BON
Jfetp Orleans an gagen in Der WDebe
ab; 9mrhfabrt naeb California Dbne Ba<
qen<@ecbiel.
Sic gyfra-Shlaftua9en<@e betrsst
ueniger als 11s Der Standard eaate.
Be9en alIer ginaelbeiten tpenbe man
lidb an bic Mgenten, ober ibreibe an
S. F. B. Morse, L. J. Parks,
q. & s. Masager, 8. 8. & s. M.Y
1DuftDn, Sera5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-29
fee fonmanoirt uno begleitete ben
@eneralfelbmar1halI Quf Der 9fei1e

lee fonnanoirt uno begleitete ben
@eneralfelbmarihaQ auf Der &eile
nab 9iingtau. @s fiel ibm jeop6
lebr ibmer, iib frei au benegen, uno
er ntuBte tpieoer an 8Dro bes 2asa=
retblbiffes r@era" eeben. St miro
Die 6eimreiie nit Dem Neibspp1t=
oanpfer r&Dnig Qlbert" antreten.
= SIN beutlben gieibstaee trat
@ueen @ihter, Der Siibrer Der fret
1innieen 8artei, Der bonn Geibsfans=
fer Billion befiiripDrteten @ilenbabn
i'm ntittleren Mfrtfa entgegen uno
iagte, @iienbabnen in Nfrifa baben
itb bisber nur als getpinnbringeno
ertpieien, NOD @olb uno Diamanten
gefunoen tperoen, aber in O1tafrifa
3. 8. leien nur @tfenbein uno CUNT
mi Die 6anbelsartifel, burh tpelhe
cine giienbabn erbalten tperben
fam.
= Dem 8reslauer n@eneralan=
aeiger" tpiro beri6tet, baB Die inbu=
itrielle &riiis in GuBlano einen be-
brobliben l1mfang annebme. Die
ganse fiinittib eei6affene Snouitrie
brobt gu @runoe gu 9eben. @ier=
bunoert sSabriten iinb eeibloiien uno
Die Musfibten iinb Die ible1tefen.
= GDn ben 319 8eltfdlen, Die
bisber III Der gapitabt porfamen,
nabmen 317 einen tDotliben 8erlauf.
Nus Gpn miro bericbtet, baB
Bresci, Der MDrber oes &DniQs
6unbert, in Der @inselbaft tpabn=
iinnig geuoroen lei.
Brofeiior @rnlt 0afel III iebt
BON ieiner 5oribungs 9feiie na1
SABA tpieoer nab eSena auriicfeez
febrt.
Nus ct. 8etersbure miro bic
Ma9ridt beitdtigt, oaB @raf gplitpi
aus GuBlano Derbannt tpproen Iei.
gs beiBt, oaB golftoi ieinen oau@
ernoen Wobnfib iebt in Baris auf=
f6lagen tperbe.
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NsiIliomem tpersen ,peaaeeeben.

Sc lit tpirflib eine @enuetbuune
fir bas 8ublifum, menn es BON Sc
rnanoem Bort, oaB er iib nibt l9eut
freigebig 81 iein. Die @ieentbiilner
BON DR.. Kings New Discovery
(gegen 9btpinbiubt, 6uiten unb
@rfdltung), baben ibon iiber TO-
600, 900 8robe=Slal9en fret tpeaoe=
geben uno baben babur9 bic 8ufrie=
oenbeit erlanet, baB tauienbe BON
aneeblid boffnunsslolsn 5allen se=
BELT tpDrben iinb. = Mitbma, 8rDn=
bitis, 2a Grippe unb ale 0alS=,
Bruft= uno 2ungen=2eiben tperben
onrh oeiien Nntpenbung furirt.
Wenoet @uh an S. &alteger &
5Dbn, Druguiiten, fir cine freie
Brobe=Slaldbe. Hreis so gts. unb
ST.. Seoe 5laihe miro garantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-29
,ulfe folaenb. tpaubte ite 5idh unb Itef,

pul1e IDl9enD, mdnDfe 1te 1t@ unD lteT,
70 fdnea iie fonnte, 5uriid in's Oorf,
SIM eriten 9au{e bsHelben tpobnte bic
iunse Jrau eines unldnsit ertrunfene,
S9iffers. DteIe follte ibr bebilflt9
fein, ben @ntf6luB, ben lie gefabt
bate, ausaufiibren.
Der Winb flaute Inn elf llbr ni9t
ab, fonbern tpurbe irnmer beftiger.
No9 einmal forberte 9ans bic 2eute
auf, inn betauiteben, alIein es tppllte
g1iemanb in ben fi9eren l1ntersane
geben, benn auf ber Mellen rttt beute
Na9t Der Sob. Da erfabte ber iunge
Mann bas Tabr3eus, bolte es NIT
Qilfe etniger 8ur19en BIB aur Spite
Der Mole, f9ob es in's Meer unb
fprang binein. @ofort tpurbe bas
Boot tpie Elm Geberban in bic 0Dbe se>
riGen unb nit Der @trDmung ipeit
fprtgefhleubert.
9ans prebte bic 3dbne auiamnen
unb ersriff bic Muber. gu fetner
ueberrafduns ipurbe ibm bas cine aus
Der 0anb genommen. Gr ipenbete it9
iGb nm unb erblidte einen iunsen 8urs
f1en In 96eeriade unb @iibtpeier.
Dsuelbe mubte obne fein MiHen I'm
Iekten MugenbIid in's Boot sefprunsen
fetn unb }aB nun, ben Ropf segen ben
Winb ge{enft unb frdftig NIT benz
Muber ausholenb, binter tim. gu
elmer grflGrung mar fetne 3eit. 9ans
ntdte nur in Mnerfennnng Der mutbtz
gen Sbat unb tpanbte bann feline ganae
Mufmerfiamfeit feiner Mufgabe au.
Baft tpdre es sesliidt. @or ibnen
raete cine buntle Mdne auf, an beren
@site bod oben ein blaues 2t9t f4tms
merte-bds ein3ig @tabile In btefer
fposenben Melt. Gin Dusenb 9dnbe
itredkn iin ben Mtttern entgegen, ein
9au fief btdt bor tbnen tn'aSWafer.
Da ipurbe bas fletne Sabr5eug tpie BON
Mteienfauit emporseboben unb sesen
bic Gette bes @hdffes sef@leubert. Gin
Ruber serbrad, bas anbere ipurbe ipee@
sefpiilt, unb in Der nG9ften @efurlbe
ipurbe bas Boot fortseriFen unb ents
fdpanb ben 8lidtn Der 9obgetpeibten.
6ans ipanbte ii4 I'M. nGs lit aus"
faste Ct, ,inb iudte NIT ben Mueen fet.
i1.n belbenniitbisen gefdbrten. 8eim
Shein Der fleinen @optslaterne fah Ct
bielen binter ii9 am Boben bes Sabrs
5euges fnien. Gr erbltdte ein ipeibes
@efidt nit groben, ansftpollen Mugen.
Der Siibnefter mar ubgefaIlen, rethes,
braunes 9aur ipebte I'm Minbe -Sipej
aitternbe MdbAenbGnbe itredtsn fid
tim entgegen.
WDrte iparen itnmDglt9. 5ans aog
Ola gu fi9 empor. bettete ibren Ropf
on feine 9ruit unb briidte fetnenWtunb
fsit auf lire falten 2ippen. Das Boot
tanate llnb treifte In einen f9dunenben
95lenf9lunb; bor ibnen tbiirnate ii9
etn tuntler. aifdtnber Berg tn bic
91bt.
1uf bieitr Melle ritt ber Sob.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-29
Grtl1riioueu Der 5. & 9. M.=8abu !:

Rad 0alpeitott Ser., q. slpril:
G.. A. r. Re Union,
Rad We,p Srleans, 2a., bom "a.
bis 30. Mpril: General Missionary
Conference Of the M. E. Church South.
Rad Satt SSranciSeo, GaI., pom
Is. bis q. Suli: Epworth League Con-
vention.
Rad Mempbis, Senn., bonn %.
bis 30, Weai: 3uiammentunft 6er nereinis<
ten c0nf6oertrten 8eteranen.
9ta6 0ort Mortb, 3er., bonn 25.
Bis 27. Mpril: Staats Contention Der
Travellers Protective Assn"
&tttlc Np6, 2trf., bDm 16. bis %.
Wtai: General Assembly Presbyterian
Church.
Na6 9auas, 9er., pom 80. april
bis 2. Mai: Federation of Womens
Clubs.
Sir obise grturiionen iino lebr nie>
ori9e Staten angelebt tuoroen. gSesen
gin5elbeiten, be58l. Staten, Berfanfstage,
@iiltisfeitsbauer, 5abraeiten &C., tpenbe
man iih an ben ndebiten Mgenten Der s.
& O. N.-Bahn, Dber ibreibe an
5. s. Briee, @. g. & 8. a.,
Yaleitine Seras.
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q II t II n 9!

9tnldBlicb Der 3ulammenfunft Der fon-
f6oerirten 8eteranen in Mempbis, Eenn.,
pom %. Bis 80. Mai, incl, tpiro Die s. &
8.s8ohne8eielIicbaft 6unofabrt &arten
81 lebr niebrisen Staten ausgeben.
8illette limb 81 baben: tpeitlid bon
8ig Springs am a., %. unb 26. Mai;
an ben Stationen 8ie Springs nnb alle
Ditlib oabDn in Seras: am 25., 26. uuo
u. Mai. Billette sur &iffahrt giltig
lGbfabrt BON Mempbis), bis gum 4.
SUM- 1901. 8erlanaerung Der 3eitbauer
big 5nm 10. Stunt fann erfplsen tpenn
benz Mgenten in Menpbis bepDnirt ltnb
eine @ebiibr bon so gts. binterle9t tpiro.
8esen aller gin5elbeiten tuenoe nan
lib On Serrn s. 3. Susbes, lHetlen,,
Der Baiia9ier Meent, Sort g8ortb, ger,
Dber an Serrn 6. g. Surner, @en l.
8ah. & 9idet g(eent, Dallas, 3eras,
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Werbrettet lid, tpie gDtlsfeuer,

Wenn ettuaS noas 8eife" lit, 10 ift
6eiien Werfauf AUDI niht fhwer.
Nbrabam 6are, elmer Der befannte=
ften Droguiiten pun 8ellpilIe, o.,
ibreibt: Electric Bitters ift Der
pDpuldrfte Bitters ben id in ben
lebten 20 Sabren gebalten babe.
Mifien Sic tpesbalb? ,Die meiiten
3ranfbeiten baben ibren Sib i'm
Magen, in Der 2eber, ben Nieren
uber i'm Blut. Electric Bitters'
itdrft ben Magen, regulirt Die 4eber
uno Nieren uno reinigt bas 8lut;
beilt = nit anberen @prten = Die
Mebrsabl aller 4ranfbeiten. @r
itdrft oas gan5e Spiten, unb giebt
benz, refp. Der Sbmaben uno ueber=
arbeiteten neues 4eben unb neue
&raft." 8reis so gts. 8u baben
BEL S. &alteber & SDhn, Droguiiten.
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Abaetertist. gu gii3sa eebt Elm
9err Morsens. ipie tdslih, In Elm Grt>
feurgefhdft unb tpirb bon benz gepubs
ten @ebilfen getpobnbeitssemGb se=
fragt: Sic tpiinfden, netn Qerra1
Da Der 9err aber einen 2opf bat tpie
eine 9inarbtusel. 10 drsert ibn bse
bumnle Grase, unb ct untportet bes>
halbsrob: r9uar fhneiben!1 nSd1n,
ftben Sic fih!" mar bic Mnttport bes
@sbiIfen. Da biefer ith bann aber
niht riibrt. ipirb Der 9err ndh einiger
3ett nod drserlitber ltnb fhnauat i6n
an: .Na ipirb's baIb? Morauf tparz
ten Sic benna1 -sSSu. baB iie ipad>
fen" eatgegntt Der 6aarfiiuFler.
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SSiir ben ytidgcbraud)

miro .8uomeiier" ~ Der &5nig aller
sSlaldenbiere =, bas ,ppblbetannte
8roouft Der NnbeulersBuih 8retu' q.
gfi m, bon allen 5einibmedern
uno 2iebbabern oDn reinem, autem
nno wpblidmedenoem 9ilheetrdnf,
bep0r3ugt.
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unaebeures Guileben erreat e,

: Ungebeure8 NufIeben erregt eS
ni6t nun in @ien, lpnoern in gang
Oeiterreih, baB Die @emablin oeS
9bronfoleers GraberaDe Srana Ser
oinano. Sophie, eeb. @rdfin gbotef,
als grgdnsung Der fleritalen Demonz
itration gegen Die SOS BON @om"=
8epegung in @ien atpeibunbert
bobablige Damen in YrDseilion BON
Stride su Stride fiibrte. Die fleri=
fallen 8ldtter glorifisiren ben grsber=
sog bereits al8 einen atpeiten vyeroi=
nano Der &atbUli1he".
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Sine fpahre 0erle

bes 8ieres 1T bos "TEXAS PRIDE''
6er .Son Nnt0nio 8retuin9 MGDciation"
(gitp Brauerei), tpon1it bieIelbe ibrer
8raufunit bic &rDne aufselebt bat. 9as
8ier bat alle bic ausgeaeibneten gigen<
ibaften, tueldhe benz @eriteniaft ,tpie er
iein muB" eiaen iino unb bic rieiige Nams
frase nab bem fbitlieben Srant lit eine
Gnerfennung unb 5ualeiob grDBe @enug.
tbuung fir bic 8rauerei.
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= Gus Miinden fpnmt Die Nahs
ribt. oaB Der befannte Shriftiteaer
Wariu1ilian Shmibt bon einem Wfo=
turtuQgen erfaBt unb ihner berlebt
tuur6e. 5hmtot iit 60 Sabre aft.
gr 1T Der Werfaiier ber nit ben lez
ben8frii1eiten Jarben enttporfenen
yWoltser5dblunaen aus benz 8aDeri-
lhen Walbe, Shiloerungen bes
baDeriihen Hplfslebens.
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Ger 6ete 9renao auf ErbtM.

Grit orsiBis Sabren baben ii1 Tut:'s
p:aen als sln Ssgen fiir einen jeSsn Sns
Dalioen :ruisisn. S,e fine nit Rebt e;s
isrenub bss &ronten ai uenn.n.
Gine bfhaante Gbatfads
ii Is. baB bur@ bic @ale osruriadts
&opt, 4merHn, Dpspepiie, Massnidurs.
Wlalaria, 0sriopfuns unb iammtlids
tauit psripannts 3raufbeiten burA
3utt'S Geter YtWen
pouRtmot9 swrtrt tvs*>ets.
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Sener bammernse sfopffd,mers

tpiir6e Sic balb perla1ien, tpenn Sic
"Dr Kings New Life Pills"
ndbmen. 9auIenoe pon aeibenben
baben ibr ltnbergleibli6es Geroienit
i'm 8eieitigen BON franfbaftem unb
nerp6iem &opflbmera bargetban.
Sic reinieen bas Blut uno 1tdrfen
oas Spitem. Sour 25 gts. Das
@elb miro suriideeeeben, tpenn feline
9eiluns erfDlet. 8u baben BEL S.
&alteper & Sohn. DroeuiIten.
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~, ~. 9, e 'sasl SIiI Fp
1etyln fonlile. Od4 Mtfiiineah ah6p{
moy bretwal aussefest urtb tmu5lf
a3shsr jtradeepoIjsh lporben. D&r
Crson ftieg ppm Whnste 3u Wtuntt;
man pagtt ben Werfuh ni9t mebr.
.@9 @ott, adj lieber Soft, hitf Du
ben simen WeeniMen in ibrer NotS!"
btttsn,bie GrGieia.
,6ans Oblisn fanb betpegungslos
an ben 99urm gelehnt. plSblt4
Ipdnbte er f@ unb rief nit f9dllenber
8timme:
.Mir t1nnten es MAIDEN, Gsuie! Bon
t<f Gttte b<r Mols aus tparbe bas
0oot fofort rsegetriebtn iptrben. SD
mage es, jptr torimt mit91
,Nt&t flint Winuten lebit Du auf
hieter @e. @et niMt tolltilbn. Sunse,s
mofateR BE clten WGnner.
aber 8ans b1rts ni9t auf ite; fdOn
elite e. btnunter. bd erfabte Ola feinsn
Msm.
Illus niGt, 6ans,@ flebte lie.
~Nesbe hier. i9 bite Did! 1Srft Du.
6dnb9 - I'm meinetnillen
blstbe bier!@
DbIien blidte nieber in bie {65nen
6suuneH Mugen, bic ibn 70 aneftpoa
nuf9duttn. gintn Mugenblid soaerte
er. CT mar rubis unb offenbor gang
ail9tern getporben.
Damn i1uttslte er bic 6dnb beS
M6b6ens ob. sd gebe, iagte er
6drfM. .Wsir Iiegt ni9ts am lsben
nnb BE Qeute hdben psenssht 0rauen
Hab Rtnbsr. ND<r tommt mtte1
Niemonb riibrte ii9.
Dd trnt Der oite Gotfe auf TIN az.
.Wdrte nod zine bdlbe Gtlrbe, :
matnte er--sum eli libr fldut btr
0inb bielIei9t ab.4
6ons nidie; Inn bas Wdbhen b<s
aiiasmerte Ct fi9 ni9t mebr.
Ola trot aurild unb rang bic 6anbe.
Gis fannie bans senus, nm 5u tptftn,
ba6 er fih bon f<tnem Worbobtn nt4t
rilsbe abbal.en Iaif<n. Ct miirbe uns
kfaebtn unb ne, Ola, nGre an fetnem
1she f9nIbl Wt furntbdrsr Ge'
1ptk6eit erfnnnte He In Meiem Muoen'
flid. bo6 ne fi4 il f6 fttbF sstdaf4t.
&ok Ne 6nns DHfen imuer stliebi
kslse unb feinen Sob niMt irirbe iiber'
kten tsnnen! GiusM pI2BlsAen SIl.
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Cine Depe1me aus @ien.

= Cine 9epei9e aus gSien, Die
ipobl erit nod Der 8eitdtieung be-
barf, melbet. oaB Der Tbrpnfoleer
@rsbersue Sran5 Seroinano in 5olge
Der befigen g0mmentare, tpel9e feline
iiingite Heoe berporgerufen bat, feline
8erbinbung NIT benz DIterreihilben
fatbpliiden Shulperein eel6it bat.
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Ius @ien miro bericbtet, baB
Der &aiier Sran5 Soiepb bon einem
yeerpenleioen befalen tporoen lit.
VI Ioa bereits felt einieen Monaten
Ibpab getuoroen iein. Die 6Dfbe=
an1ten pertpeigern nabere Nusfunft
iiber ben 8uitano oes 71idbrigen
WDnar6en.
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gUpun mir Elm trGnpa prnni;

- Wenn mir elm trdges, ermiioe-
tes 8efiibl baben, f0nnen mir Ii1er
iein, oaB bic 2eber nibt in Oronung
lit. Man gebraube ipfort Or. Nuz
guit &0nig's 0amburaer Iropfen,
oieielben bringen Die 2eber in turser
Belt tpieber in einen allten 2ultonb.
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= ,,@rpRmutter'S 1bee", ote toeale
ssriihiima g. zMeSicim, entfermt ale lin.
rejufid,feiten ans benz Spftem. 70
Gents bel allem Srpguiiten.
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CD. Steoes & Sons fiir
8lei uno Sinf.
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lin Grfaltnmg in eimem Gage AT
belen, nebme man v9ayatipe 8romo Guinine.
Tablets" Vile 9roeMlen seben oas @elo suriid,
penn eine 5eilung erfolgt. 6. g8 e'rose's llnter=
i6riIt auf ieOer S6ahtfl. 25 @ents
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J m Sturn m.
aourllstts non g. Capl.p.
(9hluB.) J

tSlptub.J
Der Giibpefttpinb, bet ben adnaen
Sag gepebt bate, mar gu einenl Drfan
berongeipu1fen. DIa muBte fih am
9bGrpfeiler fejtbalttn. Sm 9ausffur
trurbe es ltbtnbis. bic 9Gnaer etlttn
in's Greie. M1e bie iungen 4eite, bic
bd brtnnen setunat, selaht unb seae9t
bdtten, irdrtn Bel ber Nanri1t bon
benz @9iffbru4e {ofort in ernite, tbdts
fr6ftige MGnner bertpanbelt iporben.
Rein iiberfluffses Mort ipurbe seres
bet, man elite btnunter dn's Weeer, I'm
iuomSgli4 einen Mettungsberfuh au
iragtn. Die 3eit fir Spiel unb 9dna
mar roriiber, ber Grnft bes Qebens
unb bes Sobes ma@te ii9 eeIttnb.
0dnfenD mG9ttge OeffdIt brGnate
ii9 5ipifden bic Qeute binburd. Ola
iionb tim I'm Mege; er fdbte fie an ben
@9ultern unb fhob iEe Bel Geite, obme
he tines 8lides au tpiirbisen. Damn
ipnr er In ber Ountelbeit sberf9ipun.
btr.>
DId mar es geinSbnt, btt alien
@u6eraelpSbnlid<n, bds fih sntrua,
ba6ti 5u fem. gtiemals tpGre es irsenb
ssemaHbem eingefdllen, bab iie bsg
S&utes i6rr gIiern btburft bStte;
81 biefem sutmiitbise1 iinb nrtpi9.
feen SnielbSItdet, ipGre ieber einoelne
Braun sbr 9ef9iser getporben imGulIs
Der Notb. 60 erfHien es ibr auH
tslbf erftGnblid, bnb iie ii9 etner flei.
ssen 0ruppe bon Mdnnersl iinb Grd,te,t
nn{&lD6, 5ie benz Gtranbe autfrebte.
Geipro9en ipurbe niht; man bate fet>
nen Ntbtm nSthtg, uill gegen ben Min6
GH5uldmpftn. 0as 9nben unb 9ets
len tes @turmes ubert1nie ieb<s ans
bsre @erGufM; bic 2uft mar boiler
0ifht, bic Gpritipellen flogen ilots
i&tnb bts bod an ben Djinen btnnnf,
Aeren heller G0ub nitr matt bur1 BE
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ets Qeumttbarms, birter benz cine
Bierselmeile ieeipdrts bns gef6brbete
G9aff auf etnem 0tIfsn fefifd6, bdtten
ii@ bie Wetpohner btr Snfel berfams
melt. unb beobd4tettn dnseifrengt bas
kletne bldue Qint, bds bnnn unb mann
In Der 0erne duftnu9te. Dnrt tGmpf>
ten Mngeii9ts bes naben 2dnbes 1ins
aludline Menfdkn ben peratpeifelten
Aampf NIT BEN tiaertn Sob. Sept
Riee bic Maftte ouf nnb glei9 barouf
eiae Sipttte; bte 1unten asrtieben I'm
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PLEADS GUILTY.
Assassin czoIgosz Sees No Hope Of
Escape.

Buffalo. Sept. 23.-Czolgosz, the
presI dents assassin. was arraigned
before Justice Truman White, at
9:15 this morning.
After the preliminaries District
Attorney Penney asked the pris-
oner what his plea was, and czol-
gosz replied in a firm tone
''guilty."
Justice White then announued
that The plea would not be accept
ed a. d ordered plea OF not guilty
entered.
"The prisoners plea" said the
court, Indicates that the prisoner
himself anticipates no escape from
the penalty of the law prescribed
for the crime alleged in the indict-
ment."
The work OF securing the jury
was then commenced and the
requisite twelve secured. The
testimony will begin today.
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ASK FOR INJUNCTION.


Ardmers. / T., Sept. 2S..-An
injunc on Was fled in the United
States court today 10 restrain the
Arkansas and Choctaw road from
using the right of way through
Ardmoie, as originally surveyed
by the line, for the reason that IL
would destroy valuable residence
property. II is said that the sec
retary of the interior has ruled
that the general right Of way act
does NOT affect iownsites in the ter
ritory. The road is seeking to
have it's line plated on the map
OF Ardmore, which would lessen
the cost Of the right Of way 10 the
company.
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j. w. Johnson, who has been 'sa'
for several weeks, pending an exp'ee'-
ed tayment OF his death policy In tn
A oclent Order OF United Workmen,
was bound over by Commissioner
stanfeId yesterday to the Muskogee
grand jury under 81, 900 bond.
AT the preliminary yesterday u was
shown that the only part OF johnson
that was really aud truly dead was his
luxurious crop OF whiskers that had
been dedicated at the altar OF artfui
deception.
IL was shown that Johnson had ap-
peared before the different notaries
who attested the various afildavits, as
the physician that had attended him
In his last moments, the undertaken
that had buried him and the mcarn-
Ing beneficiary that had appeared to
collect the policy. The only charac-
ter that was absent from his reper-
toire was 81. Peter, and that Is prob
ably explalnable by the tradition that
notarIes are not allowed In his neigh
borhood.
At the conclusion OF the testimony
Commissioner Stanfield decided that
sl 900 bond would anchor the many
sided corpse to his earthly ties until
the Muskoeee grand jury had heard
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ministration could not afford to
risk any future compli cations. they
think, would at most only offend
the few who are now contesting for
a slice Of the Indians estate.
There is rumor current that
the principal contestants in the
case, have been approached by
agents Of the company. with an
offer to BUY them out.
How much truth there is in it,
is impossible TO ascertain. though
such action on the part of repre-
sentatives of the Indians is not
without precedent. Ii true. this
will, Of course, change the aspect
of affairs, and in the absence of a
proper contest, the political in
fluence brought to bear by the oil
company. will no doubt result in
the leases being granted, other
wise the chances are largely in
favor of the Indians.
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Figure in The Question Of
Granting Leases to
Oil Company.
TC MANY SHARKS,
All 18th Political Backing, Ready
to Swarm Around the Depart
ment for Their Share Of The
Plunder if Precedent is
Set.

Especial Correspondence Daily chleftain.l
Washington. d. c., Sept. 22.-
The hearing of the petition of the
Cherokee Oil and Gas company
for a lease of lands in the Chero-
kee nation, which is set for Octo-
Der 7tb, is attracting great deal
of attention amongst department
officials al present.
There are strong influences at
R5ik which may determine the
departments decision, that have
mot shown on the surface as yet,
but from present indications it
ooks as though the petition would
be denied.
In conversation with depart
ment official, your correspondent
vas given passing glance behind
he scenes and feels justified in
Psserting that. unless some unusual
political influence Is brought to
bear, the leases will not be granted.
A great deal Of favorable COM
nent has been heard on the briefs
bubmitted by The attorneys for the
Indians, and as an attorney here
who practices largely in the de-
oartments said: 'In a law court
here would only be one side to
his case, in the department It Is
different. Pull.not law is what
lsually wins"
That the oil company has enlist
ed strong political influence is well
known, and /. is interesting to
know the circumstances that will
probably offset il. Eradics'ing
The question OF justice entirely,
The department will almost GER
|ainly deny the petition Of the OIL
-agnate for two reasons, viz: To
avoid complications In Indian af-
fairs and TO maintain party amity.
The first reason assigned is in
line with the policy to wind up In
|dian affairs. There is no doubt as
10 the departments position on
this point, and while the secre'
ary's decision is final complies
.sions that will be embarrassing 10
the department are sure to come
with the entry Of the company in
. to the contested oil fields.
The second reason is even more
potent in its influence upon the
departments action. The mo-
ment that ii is published that the
eases have been granted there aie
scores Of speculative hsngers.on,
ach with his quota Of influence,
that will swamp the department:
with petitions for q slice Of the
Eich oil and mineral lands.
II these sharks are denied their
hare Of the plunder. their politi.
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The third annual reunion OF the
United Veterans OF America and the
Veterans Sons encampment OF the In
dian territory will take place at Wag-
oner in connection with the great
street fair. Sept. Is to q, inclusive.
Tents will be erected to accommodate
all visiting veterans and suitable pro-
grams are being prepared for each
days enjoyment The latch string OF
every door In Wagner viii be hung
on the outside and every one is invited
to participate In the great fall festi-
val
Excursion rates can be obtained
over all railroads.
Remember the dates-September
18th 70 2sfh, inclusive.
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Why uritee You can now tai K 20
Gaiena. Joplin, Columbus. Baxter
Springs and Weir City over the tele-
phone. Il