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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-14
AT FALL RIVER.

Fail River took both games of a double
header from Manchester, scoring a shut
out in the second game. The champions
could do nothing with Gi!rOy in the first
game while Fall River hatted MorrisscS
out of the box. The latter's support was
rot of the best, however In the second
ing hits wel scattered, while Whiting was
found easily by the local batsmcn. Sen
sational fielding features We're contributed
by Bowden, OIIara and Ball.
Fall River E1sl'' 900 o o 4 o . x-6-9-2
Manchester 80 0 0 1 0 0 O-1-4-2
Batteries-Gilroy and Riccius; Morris
sey, Leith and Page. Time, 1.37. I'm
Iire, Jordan.
Fan River 30 0 0 0 1 1 / x--12-0
Manchester 30 0 0 0 0 % 90
Batieries-Co urncen and Lawrence;
Whiting and Cote Time, la. Umpire,
Jordan. Attendance, 21G0.
AT NASHUA
Nashua and Haverhill Were to have
PLAYED a double header, but as the first
game lasted - innings the second game
was postponed until Friday. 1t was Ha-
| verhill,s game up to the ninth, when
single by Daum the score was tied. Both
teams scored in the 14th, and in the last
five innings it was much question of en-
Daum scored the winning run through an
error by Richardson. Sheets made pref
tv running catch in the 18th inning.
| Nashua 20 0 @ / o 0 o 0 o l 1--6-15-I
| Haverhill 0003 / 20 90 . 0 / G-5-1O-4
| Batteres-Gokey and Mclean; DENIM
ger and Berry. Time, 2.55. Umpire Ker
Inns. Attendance. 600.
AT NEW BEDFORD.
The home team could not hit McCarth,
and not a run was scored by Does plaV
ers. Foxen was not pitching his hes
land hits. bases on balls and errors al
contributed to an easy victory for tn,
visitors Four hits, each in differnn
inning, were ali that the local PLAYER
made, for Mccarthy pitched effectivel,
concord .......0 o 0 8 0 1 : x-s-1o-
New Bedford. o 0 0 0 0 o 0 % a
Enthusiastically and Eaton: Foxe,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-14
THE GRAND CIRCUIT.
Billy Buck Takes Mt. Vernon Stake
Major DeImar Goes in 2.O4.

New York. Aug 13.-Tho attendance
was large on the fourth day CT the
Empire City Grand Circuit meeting,
weather fine and the track fast.
The $4,000 Mount Vernon stake
brought out a small field and Billy
Buck was the favorite at 500 to $l2o,
for the field. He took two straight
heats in close finish.
The PIT pace brought fast field in
which Joe Pointer sold for $500 and the
field for $50. Nervolo, the strong tip
IN the field, took the second and third
heats and the race.
Judge Greene, in the 2.2G trot rccled il
off in straight heats with quite little
to spare.
Major Delmar did not trot to beat the
worlds record, but went against his
own record. He made the mile in 2.O4.
Summaries:
THE MOUNT VERNON STAKE, 5000
II. CLASS-TROT'TNCi.
Billy Buck. h & tby St Clair, dam by.
Cleveland Mcers) ......................1 !
TivcIt ton, II & Giowelb. .................4
Promise. blk h tAndr"wS). ..............2
Hawthorne. r. m Glludson). ........-....@ .
Frances r.. oh m (Snow)...... ........-l 3
Van Zardt l. M DcVercauX).. 6
DIRECT Wow, ID n wv dIikeft......... Us
Time 2.0ll2. 2.0N&
SpECIAI.-MAJOR DEI.MAR TO BEAT
HIS OWN RECORD. 2oi Z.
Time, .32A. 1,c2A 1.324, ..oi.
III CLASS -PACING-PURSE $1,000.
Al Book. b h by Redwood Curry. ]
Ebony King, blk ,Bosash). ...........3 .
Mush. b < (Wakerl. .....................2
Money Musk, b II (McPherson). ........i
Gov. Pingree, 8 iMcLugan ............
l,IIcip NAV. ID m COX DIS
Time, 2oAA, 2.03.
2.23 CLASS-TRO1"rING -PURSE $1,000.
Judge Green, b G by Directum, dam by
Anteco, Jr tWalkcr). ...................1
Bessie Brentwood. oh m (McGuirc......2 !
Bermuda Maid. b m tMcCartl ).........l0 r.
Red Wood. Gr h Reny). 4
Miss Overton, b IN tMaXficld). .........1 i
Joe N, blk g (Aadr ews). ..........,.....5 ,
. Crown Prince, ch t;. KcnncyJ........G
Lillian +. j.. oh m Ckelly). II
Yankee Boy. blk Greer .............7
Nlcoll, br II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Annie Little, br m ttleminS). .......1i
Alberto, Oh < (DickcrSon). ............t dS
Time 2.llA, 212ii.
20S CLASS-PACING-PU $500.
Ncrvolo, b h by Colbert. dam by
Allie Gaines (tiudSOn) ..............1
Sufreet, blk m (ticker). ..............6 |
Joe Pointer.b h tMcClary). >
Pauline c., b IN (Snow).
Cublnola. blk h (Geers). .............3 10 +,
Albert, m s (McDonald). ...........9 1 re
Dandy Chimes, b h Curry)........5 . r.
Brdina. b HI Davis. ...............10 re
'rriby Direct. b m tWalkerD.......S 7rt
Oscar L.. ch & (Warc). IL II rt
Don, b s CMcPherson) ................ DIS
Time, 2.05-:i 1854. 1904.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-14
American League Standing.
NatIonaI League Games.
AZ BOSTON.

Boston was outplayed, although luck
was also with the visitors The hit and
run game in Chicago's fourth and fifth
innings was never more successful
Chance. made the star. play of the local
seas6n. yaulting a low fence and catch
ing the ball with one hand ut the same
time.
Chicago ........1 0 0 4 0 0-7-10-2
Boston ......0 0 o 0 0 3 0-3-1l-1
Observation-Disclosures and King: Willis and
Moran. Time, 153. Umpire, ODay. At
tcnda nnn 1n1l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-14

and Burrell. Time. 120 Umpire, Web.
ster Attendance $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-14

New York ....o . 4 x-G-9-1
St Louis .....0 0 0 0 0 0-2-7-3
Battcries-Ma and Bowerman;
Brown ANA O'Neil Time 80. Empires
Emsie and tombstone.
Second game:
New York ......3 > . / / o x-9-S-7
St. Louis .......4 0 0 0 0 2-T-9-I
BattcricS-Millcr and BoWcrman; Cur
RE. Murphy and Ryan. Time. 1.5o. I'm
pires, Johnstcnc and hmslic Attendance,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-14
AT BROOKLYN.

Pittsburg .....O 2 0 3 2-14-l$-3
Brooklyn 1 / . 3 o l O. 6-ll-i
Batteries-Phillippi and Phelps; Doesch
err Schmidt and Ritter. Time, 2.13. I'M
pirc Hurst. Attendance $500.
NE,NN YORk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-14
First Camc:

At Washington-Th st. Louis Wash
ington game was postponed on account q
l.l1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-14
PENoBscoT-
GARLAND.

Mrs. Mary =. Haskell and family are
entertaining Mrs. Susan Flanagan of
weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-14
SpECIAI.-MAJOR DEIMAR TO BEAT
HIS OWN EEcORD. .Nt

2l7 CLASS -PACING-PU RISE $1,000.
Al Book. b II by Redwood tC'urryD......f ]
Ebony King. blk 'Bosasm ............3
Mush. b WalkerI. .....................2 ]
Money Musk, b II McPherson)..... 4
Gov. Pinsree, b 8 iMclugam ............5 j
Jucic May, b m {CoXl...................d DIS
Time 1OSM o0J
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-24
STATE IA T SUE; SUES S.:...El;SS ESTATE T.E
SEEKS TO RECOVER $5,Oo0 FROM
 DECEASED COLLECTOR
Attorney General Wilson Files Bill Against Administrator of Af- fairs of Late B. R. Book
 CT of Lee County.

Attorney General Massey Wilson yes- terday in the City Courts of Montgom- cry entered suit against the bondsmen of the late B. R. Brooke. Tax Collector of Lee County, who died while owing the State H,425.11
 The suit is to recover about $5O00 which is still due the State Mr. Booker died fin the latter part of last summer. A few days previous the announcement had been made that an examination of the books of MT. Booker had developed the fact that MT. Booker's accounts were not balanced and that he owed the State over $7,0O0. He was seriously Ill at that time and he never recovered from the illness.
 His bondsmen were Warren Williams, Ashby Floyd, w. H. Smith, W. T. Ho- gan, J. M. Holt, James o'Grady and T. P. Hudman. Before his death Mir. Book CT turned over to his bondsman about $2,5OO, which was remitted to the State in part payment of the late Tax Collec- tors indebtedness
 The State officials for some time have been endeavoring to secure a complete settlement. Several conferences have been held by the bondmen but the 5000 obligation has not been met
 Under these circumstances Attorney General Wilson brought the suit . It is directed against Warren Williams as ad- ministrator of the estate ot MT. Booker and against all of that officiars bonds- men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-24
Our Daily Sbcrt Story

stalled In the snow, half fainting in her saddle from the cold and the bewflder- ment of the night? .t,,
 Prudencei
 My arms were about her in an instant. As bore her from her horse, wrappinR my cloab about her trembling figure. she put her dear head against my shoulder and began to sob. To my eager question, what had sent her forth on such a night, she made no answer for a long time, and I availed myself of the opportunity to turn in the direction of Holloway hall, leading her palfrey by the bridle. At length, as Prudence regained her composure, learned why she had fol- lowed me.
 "A moment after you left she whis- pered, hiding her face in my breast, my father rode up. having been out on busi- ness at the village. He was full of con- cern. for, he said, the bridge over the river between your house and ours had gone down during the evening, the weight of the ice piled against 1t. What time did it go, father? I asked. filled with q sudden apprehension. Scarce an hour since he answered.; T heard 1t as I was leaving the village At once thought of you riding home in the night. unable to see what lay before you, blind ed perchance. by the snow, and with that broken bridge in your path. Without a word to any, snatched my hood and cloak, fled to the stable, and. saddling my palfrey. started in pursuit. But though I know the road so well, the snow proved too much for us. my horse and I. and had Providence nut watched over us, fear we would have perishsd. A silly fool am II I might have sent my father, or one of the men. But, no! I ufn ff, fhiyakf L.
 Glad am you did not" said. flor now, Mistress Prudence. you shall deny noe no more. A woman takes no such risks for a man she loves not. Said not truly you would marry me, after all"
 She answered not. In a few minutes we met Master Haywood. and a troop of his men searching for the missing maid. 4,
 ''sir." said I, as we drew rein before the hall, "I crave your hospitality for the night, for my own home is far, and the weather unpropitious. And tomor- row ! shall ask you yet another favor still''. ,sf, sst aa' .5ta ..-ae.G x.4 1,9 !.
 Harry" replied the old gentleman, clapping me on the back, Tit hath all ready been asked and granted. The wench told me months ago she loved thee and would marry thee. Twas only matter of waiting till she was ready. And so for thee-boy, dost think an old Indian fighter hath failed to see through thy pretense of interest in his tales of forgotten battles? HaW and his cheer full laugh rang out right merrfly. And as we stood in the great hall, he took our hands in his, and joined them together. and with the tear drops glistening in his eyes, added: Take her, Harry, and be happy"
 And that, my friends. Is how Prudence Haywood made up her mind to become Mime. Clarendon!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-24

Chief Gerald exhibited this letter to show the character of the men with whom the State Is trying to deal.
 '"These are the men," he said, who have been sent to a little town in a prison admittedly insecure and held there on charges of carrying concealed pistol ,, .y wander what is to become of the prop erty stolen in Montgomery which has been fully identified.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-24
Ready to Sign a Treaty.

Rome, Dec. 23.-M. Camille Barrerc, the French Ambassador, has sent commu- nication to the Italian government which says the French government is now pre- pared to sign an arbitration treaty be- tween France and Italy on the lines of the treaty recently signed between France and Great Britain. It Is understood that such a treaty will soon be signed in Paris.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-24
rra. From Calomel or Poison.

Laxo Pills are a mild and gentle laxa- five, vet sure and effective: purely vege" table and are absolutely free from calo- mel, mercury or mineral poison. VIII correct habitual constipation. Will not Rriue or nauseate. Druggists, 25 cents.
 adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-24
HILP THE POOR.

During the blessed Yuletide week every heart beats in sympathy with the unfor- tunate and distressed. The Organized Charities is endeayoring to bring a 'Mer- ry Christmas" indeed to every chserless home in the city. Help the cause. Money donations will be received during all of this week by Mir. James Gallagher. No.14 { Dexter Avenue. '
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-24
The Iowa in Commiaaion

Washington, Dec. 2S-The Navy De- partment was today advised that the bat tleship Iowa has been placed in commits -Sian at the Brooklyn navy yard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-24
MARION COUNTY ACTS.
Committee Names March 1 as D,
 for Primary.

CommltLee NAmeS MATCH I As Day
 for Primary.
 Hamilton. Dec. 3.-(Special. )-Monday the Democratic Executive Committee set March 1st for the primary election to nominate county officers.
 The Woodmen of the World have elected for Hamilton Camp No. 115 the following officers: J. T. Johnson, Convention Com mander; Luther Lloyd, Advertising Lieu tenant: V. R. White, Clerk; J. A. North cutt. Banker; W. w. Hall, Escort; J. C. Provins. Sentry; J. M. Whitehead, Watchman: c. E. Mitchell. Manager.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-24

Just received 500 fine Tennessee Turkeys at Is cts a pound.
 Ben Sutter's.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-09
Cages 1~aeuiafeiten.
[ b.

- Sebt bat audi bic @rano=Surp
in Cincinnati Nntlagen erboben in
0erbinoun9 NIT oen Holt : Sfanoa.
len. Nngefla9t muroen Daniel g..
Miller, Der frubere ameite Gliilteut
oes @eneralanmaltes oe8 8eneral=
poitamtes uno Der Nooocat SoIeph
Sohne. 8eioe mer0en belhuloiat,
Beitebungsgeloer oaflr entaesenge=
ncmmen 81 baben, DAB iie elnem
Shminoel- Concern Elm Gtteit aus
ftellten, poraufbin oeiien Boitiahen
mieoer ~befDroert meroen ourften.
Ger in lebter Belt 10 oielaes
nannte Diitriftanwalt Sole pom 81.
Souls itattete Dem Brdiioenten
Nooieuelt in 8aibinat0n eiuen Be-
iub ab. SIN 2aufe Der unterbat=
tung erIudte er ben Brdlioenten
orinaeno, ieinen giufluB oabin aet.
tend su MAIDEN, oah bic Nu8lies
ferunasoertrdee nit Werleo uno
CANADA meientlid amenoirt niiroen.
Sn benz Broceiie aegen Den
81 g Yice 8 9ou. Gilman bon Slos
Carolina megeu @rm0roung ne8
&eoacteurs gonzales mohte Der
Nnaefla9te Die ibsrraihenoe Nuss
iage, oaB &c @onSale8 ihou einmol
gum DueQ heraus3ef0roert babe,
bod lei oerIelbe nlbt oarauf einges
gan9en.
- Nus Manila miro berid)tet:
Sultan &s,> Der Tibrer elmer
,2aoronen" 8anoe in Der 8rpuin5
gauite, bat fih ben 8eb0roeu aus.
aeliefert. 0uriel. eiM fruberer Sns
iuraenten.O ffrasr, 1T unter Vintage
perbaftet muroen, DEN Xaor0nen bel
ibren Speratienen in Gapite 8eIs
itano gelslitet ou habeu.
Sn Nin9hampton, a.. g., if
bas Spcrnbaus nieoergebraHnt.
Mus @bepenne i'm Staote
Wpomine miro berid1tet: 3om 0orn.
Der beriihtiate 8ieboieb. miro am
20. Nooember iein eiaener Oentec
leiu. AlS Der Is Sabre alte Charles
@tIaer gum 9ooe ourh ben Slrang
Derurtellt muroe, m~anoelteH ben
Sheriff 8elleu Ueoenten an, Den
&naben su totem. Sultan, Elm @r.
finder. entrpnrf einen outomatiidl
arbeitenoen @oleen. Sobalo Der per-
urteilte Wiann nuf bic SnlItlr trltt,
DHnet ieiu @emid)t eiHeu 8erihlu0,
in ei1em g8aiierteiiel, rpelher iid)
unter Dem Shaffott b%efinoet. Sit
Der aeiiel leer, 10 operirt oas Sc.
genaeni9t uno iih 1enfeno, ldBt es
bic gnre iih 6ffnen. Ser Nerurs
teilte itirst binab uno bic 0inribtuHg
lit %uollsoqpn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-09

bung meientlid oerringert meroen,
iunoe1n neil Daourh bic gttrdes
audi mirflih in bic S6noe Der Gem
tral : Neeierung 9elaneen, tu0hreno
lte bet Dem bssberioen Sgltem Der
Binuens uno 0ur@gaugs= 86Qe 6um
0roben 9eiIe in Den 06noen Der
Bropinstul.M anbarine b6n9en Bite
ben. Nber eeraoe oesbalb meroen
Die lebteren oteIe Reuerung feine8s
peas iehr freuoig beeriiBen!
@rpBe 8eoeutun9 fur bic aufinfs
tiee @ntnifluua Gbinas leat man
aud benz 81 bel, hurm welden Der
Nusbeutung Der iebt sum grDBten
9eile nod o6lIia brad lie9enoeu
Minerali9dbe gbinas 0urh Nu8s
ldnoer erft 70 reht eigentIih Die
WeQe geebnet miiroen.
Gin gang beiohoerer NrtifeI - Der
eiaentllh iiber Die 8ren5en zines
bloBeu. Oauoelss 8ertraaes hius
ausgebt 49, befaBt Iib nit Den NSiia
iiondreu, iorute nit Den Nedten uno
Dem @@ube Der ourd oieie gum
gbriitentum befebrten @bincieu.
Die Wiiitondre erholten oaourb
oas lanee aneeltrebte 0edt, #eDi9e
Yabtpertr6ee" abSuihlieBeu in Bes
3ua auf GILES @runoeiaentum, tuels
DIES lie fir Nieoerlaiiuneen in irgsno
einem Teile oes ReideS fir nutmens
org erahten iDQten. Den hineIiben
gbriiten aber miro bic freie Nus-
Ibung ibrea Heli9ipnsbetenntniiies
eemdbrleiitet uno iie meroen DOR
auen ungerehten ueber9riffen Der
e%lnbeimiidaeu BebDroen 9eihlbt
bod meroen iie ooourh niht Der
Surlsoifti0n Der hineliihen @eriGte
entsogen uno Oen Miiiiiondren MIRO
aud9 nibt oas 4eht suerfannt. fih
in Hemte itreitigteiten oer @ineiiiden
@brliten Dor dIneliiden @erihten
einsumilhen.
Nuf belonoeren WunIh bee dimes
iiihen Neeieruna lift in ben neuen
Bertrae AUDI cine Beitimmung einges
fuat m0roen, melhe Die @infubr
DON Opium, Morpbium uno Mtors
phium Spriben aufs itrengite pers
bletet. Daourh ftebt Der neue
amerifaniid $ bineiiihe 6anoelsuer.
trag in bemerfensmertem Wtoer-
iprude gu Dem 0anoelsoertrage 5rpi.
i@en China uno gn9lano-meih lets
teres ielner 8eit Die hineiiihe Regie'
rung ourh eIneu belun0eren uOptums
3riea" smang, ietne 0dfen Dem Sms
port ieuer 8iftitoffe aus 8ritlih'
Oitisoien 81 Dfneu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-09
sefematmiHe etmes grteners.

Reu. Sohn 8. Coz BON Wafe,
Irt., ihrelbt: nl2 Sabre lang lit
tb an @elbluht. Sd cDnlultirte
cine aanae Nnsabl BON Ieraten uno
ueriuhte aIe eroentliden Nrten pDn
Weoiciuen. aber Dbne jeglihen Grs
iolg. Gam fina ih an. ben nGlet'
tric Bitters" au aebrauhen uno iebt
iiible ih, oaB ib BON benz Ae,oen
befreit bin. oa8 mid II Sahre lang
in ieiEen 9lauen batte. Menn ste
cine suuerlaliige Meoicin fir Nies
rens uno 4eberleioen, WaQenbes
ihmeroen Doer aagemeine Shmdbe
hoben uoIen, oann uerl1offeu Sic
iib nglettric Bitters". Sc miro
earanttrt pom ben Np0tbeten BON S.
&alteper & SON, iomie ppn Gbolpb
DrelB. Nur so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-09

Wertrauen8triii5 mahrnebmbar. Die
8uitdnoe fino 10 uugeDiB. Dab Qeute,
Die 8eIo bQben, ea nimt in uuters
%nebnlunaen anleoen mpIen. Sic
narteu nb, biz DE 0erb1ltuif7e cine
Feitere @eitatt genonuen tQben un0
mehr ilbsriidtlih Iino, Qls iegt. 9as
muB ieIbituerit0nolid meitere 9reiie
pm inouitriellen Getrleben in Meits
leioenihaft siehen. Daraus 0ebt sur
Guioens heruor. ooB Die Jebr4fonten
an cine 9erabieBung ibrer 8roouf<
tiDn6foiten oenten miiien.
Sc 1T cine befannte Satiad)e. boB
iobato Stabl uno 2bhne iih uiebris
ger fteQen, bic @iienbabuen bic eins
geitellten 8erbeiierunaen mieosr aufs
uebmen meroen. @benin 1T befannt,
0aB in Stem 0ort QlIein 8auteu i'm
@eIammtmert pOn so Miiuionen
Dollars IN Nngriff genDmmen pers
ben i0lIen. iobalo bic Gtreit@ i'm
SaubQnomerf Su @noe 9efDmmen
Sino unn Die IrbeIter iih 8u maRige=
rem 2obnbeoingungen 0eritehen. uno
10 geht es Die gauge Reibe binourd].
Der in ben 9epeif)en on0eiiibrte
TaQ lit oemnod ais cine nidtiae
2ebre ouTSufaiien. rpeld)e nit ein=
orin9lid)er Stintme preoigt. baB Die
amerifaniine Snouitrie iebt Dor 5rpei
dlternatiuen itebt: Gntneoer mobls
feilere 9rpouftion ooer 8etriebseins
iteluno.
$50 bleIbt ba bic oieleeprieiene
BrOiperitdt. ruenn mir bilieer arbei=
ten miiien? tperoen Die Qrbeiter
fraaen. Die NntrpDrt t%arouf: BRO
iperitdt beoeutet nidt, oaB Der &apiz
tallit flr cine Gftie. bic bios 500
merit lit. $500 ecbdlt; Gie Re eutet
nibt, oaB Der Nobn melt iiber be
normale 06he ftei9t. benn bas iino
unbaltbare 3uhdnoe. 8rosperitdt
beoeutet. oaB Die sSobrifanten bel
elmer maBigen BroHtrate lire 8e.
triebe i'm Sang balten uno oaB Die
Nrbeiter bel ausfDmmlihen Q0bnen
~bcitdroiae Neimdftieuna haben, uno
MIR iino AUDI Der Qniidlt. oaB cine
iolhe Yr0lperitdt Dem Nrbeiter ipes
3ieQ am pUrteilhafteiten lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-09
Werbeereaoe Streifs.

@eoner unD Shriftlteuer tber Dfos
numiihe Sraeen pflegen fir lire
Bebauptuna, oaB Die @eihide pon
Mrbeit uno Sapital u~ntrennbar nit
chamber perfnipft iino, ielten 8u-
itimmung BON Seiten Der Mrbeiter
su fiuben. Sn ben Sreiien Der 2es=
teren berriht leioer gu baufa Die
Gnihauung uor. oaB Jein0ihaft Der
loaiihe uno natiirlihe 3uitano Der
Nrbeit geaeniiber Dem 9epitaf 5ei.
@eleaentlihe greieniiie iino ieoob
9eeianet. bierin ~auftldreno gu wirten.
Cine Stem 0orfer Jirma bat ipeSielI
einen Nnibauung8 unterriht aelie=
fert, Der an Deutli6feit nid)ts gu
muniden abria ldBt. Die Worle
SrDn @orts uno 9rpoo1 Company
IN 8rooflpu. ems Der arDBten oers
artigen 8etriebe ON Der atlantilben
8iite, peldes 2200 Wdnnern Hes
ih1fti9ung eiebt, bat hire 9dtieteit
eingeiteat. neil. wie Der Brdiioent
Der 80mpagnie iagt, Die StreifS fein
Gnoe nebmen mpllen. SIT elm Streit
beigelegt. 10 bribt elm anoerer aus.
Nahoem bic SSirma auf iolhe Welie
nit Berluit aearbeitet bat, 1T iie Der
Sadie mioe nno bat hire Werfitdttert
geih.oiien. bie Die Nrbeiter CUR Der.
nunft f0mmen.
Bis gu einem eemiiieu @rabe ents
idulobar miro oas 0erbolte1 Der
Mrbeiter ooour@, oaB oas @ereoe
BON Der 8ruiperitdt ibneu bic G6pfe
uerorebt bat, mie 10 pielen onoeren
Menihen. @enn aroBe Sinansiers.
oener man bod einen meiten Bid
5utrauen BARI, auf bic 8roiperitdt
bin unteruebmungen 9epaet baben.
in pelhen iie ibpere 8erlufte erlits
ten, 10 bari man Sid fiiQlid ni6t
munoern. menn Die Nrbeiter Die Rros
iperildt ungebuhrlth bod tartrt bas
ben uno ouf oieieu Gruno bin uner'
flubare 6oroerungen ite1en. Seood
bdtte man uon ben Nrbeitern etruas
mebr Boriiht eruarten iouen, oa bel
ibnen cine Teblrehnung niht8 mebr
uno nidt8 meniger als einen 8erlult
oeS taglihen Btooe8 beoeutet. Sic
baben 10 penig gu ri8tiren, oaB iie
oas Weniae uift aufs Spiel iebeu
iDQten. Sc mdre i'm boditen 9rabe
niinibensmert. MOLTEN Die Grbeiter
Die @iinbe, pel6e Der BrdIioent Der
in Sraae ftebenoen 8ompaanie fur
Die ShlteBuna ieiner Betriebe in ben
Depeihen anflbrt, iorQfdlti9 beber-
! 5igen uno iberle9en. oenn ea lit nit
Der ar0Bten Beitimmtbeit gu erpar.
ten. DAB i'm 2aufe oes Binters nod
cine gauge Gnsabl anoere 8etriebe
in Die namlihe Gage aeroteu weroeu
uno nur cine QDhnreouftion meitere
0eihaitigung au iifern uermag.
Sc maht iih lbrieens audi III
Solge Der Streits cine beoeutli@e
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gekbafttsecit elmer SamiIie.

Gin beutihe birgerli9e Camille
Die lire Gbnen auf fat ourh flint
Sahrbunoerte uerf0leen Tam. 1T iebt
aus9eitorben. Mie aus Slen8burg
Qeihrieben miro. ftarb fiir5lih i'm
Utter BON rur IL Sabren nab furs
5er ibmerer 4rantbelt Der 6ufners
iphn 9enning 9bielieu in Tertelitoff
in Der 2onoihaft Nngelu. Der
Tooeffal finbet Die iuni9ite Cell.
nabme, mar bod Der 8eritorbene
Der einSige Sobn uno Stammbalter
Der Eamilre 9bielien, bic mlnoe.
items felt 1850. allo mebr ole $50
Sabre, auF oerielben 6ufiteGe ieBbaft
gerDeien, inoem itetS Der Sobn benz
Batter gefolat tit. Cine Seltenbeit,
Die mol in bduerllben ssomllien
eaum gum suelten Mal uortommen
birfte.
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@radl ,.l ieiu Naus ein.

9. 2eAuinn uon gauenoiih, 8ere
mont, muroe ieiuer ionitiaen @es
iunoheit beranbt ourh droniihe
8erltopfung. Nt8 Semano auf i'm
uno IN iein Gou8 einorang uno ibm
nDr. Sings 0eue 4ebens BtLIen"
a~ufn0tiate, wuroe ieinem QeIoen
gtntalt eeboten uno jest if &c oous
itdnoIg geiuno. SIR @rfol9 miro
aarantirt. gu Eaben fur % Gents
in Den apotbefen BON r. 8alteper &
Son uno BON Goplpb 9reiB.