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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
BAD DAY FOR
the TALENT

It was a bad day Tor the favoril.s
At The Meadows yesterday. and
several long shots msde the talent
look sick. The msnsgomen an
nounces that tomorrow viii be
ladies day. and all women win be
admitted - st.s grand stand free.
Results Of yesterdays races
FIRST RACE Ftve-eiEhths Of a
mile. Three yenr-ulds and W.
Virgil. Is 60 1, ltincon. first
Iipndura, second.
Maiaapina. third.
Timc-l o. "a.
SECOND RACE IL furionss
for two yesr-olds:
Midway. :. 90 !. Henderson. first
Jack Little second
George Berry, third.
Time Is So
THIRD RACE-Three quarters 81
u mile for three year. oIdH and W
John BoEgA. to !. tilidcbfant
first
sheliamauni, second.
NaHallO, third.
Time--iiie.
FOURTH RAcE-one mile, four
year-oldH and up.
The Miller. TO 2. aheehan, first.
~ Orleuts, second.
FIiiihustar, third.
Time -.
FIFTH HACE@Fiye furlonEs for
. tHsss-t-- fs-srf gt'iE, ana Gf, seiiiiiE.
skip Me, Co 1, fHawsonD first.
Eaplranda. second.
kHsiabel. third.
Time 4 o..
SIXTH RACE-seven furlonEs for
mares. four year Odds and ups
Lou Chiisyedcn, q TO 6. (Chandlor,)
first.
Homage, second.
Myrtle. third.
Time--i.2 S Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
MOODY IS
PLEASED
But The Navy Department
Awaits commdnddHts
Report

That the navy department ~
pleased With the actiUfi - the citi~
zeua o. fBfemert0n ia purEi0E the
city Of ita saloons. IL evident from
a Telegram received yesterday ~
Congressman Humphrey from Sec
retary or the Navy Moody. which
read. "condition sstiatnctofy II
maintained. Expect fun report
from eofnrnnndant,"
Secretary Moody'g Dispatch was ~
response 70 a telegram which Con
gresham Humphrey sent to Mn
ssl<tne II the department was salts
fled with the conditions 81 Brenet-
ton now that all saloons Hna gam
bling arc abolished 80 that the DE-
rnsnds OF the department have more
than bsan complied with. Captain
Barclay. comfuaudaHt 81 the yard.
or Monday wired the navy depart
mon ~ the action Of the council In
royoSlE the eAlOvn iicens-a and o..
the same day he sent : letter eiving
a full report OF the reKensrated
moral standing OF the navy ynrn
fewp.
TIRE ID no doubt but that his re-
eott viii Impress upon mo depart
fnsna the determination ~ the nay ,
rsrd workmsn 70 abolish forever the
stigma tbst has eren placed azsinH'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
MAKERS OF BEER
IN CONVENTION

StkGARA FALLS. y. T.. june 10.
Ftur hundred brewers comm
from Hli parts Of country and repre-
scntiHs millions of Invested capital.
fhronEed me assembly roam Of the
Cataract hotel today at the opening
81 the annual convention Of the
United States Brewers assoeia ton.
President y. W. Kendall Of New
Haven called the gathering to or
der. SECRETARY 9alius Thofnann
read the uffieiai caii for the gather
80 = SO. 80 ..,ss .s..' - y
We are surrounded By a host Of
imTiafabic enemies who's. ufaiiEnity
and faBsticlsm bid fair 10 ovsrruis
every requirement Of justice. and
even consideration Of public utility
Our Industry. though = Ierai enc. IL
constantly exposed 70 innumerabie
dangers. and Il behooyes vi. to CON-
biue closely fer the prots Ion Of our
mutual interests
he sessions ~ TIE convention are
10 continue two days. during which
time there viii be papers and dis
cusriofs covering numerous matters
relating 20 the brewing Industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10

n seowiH and mutterinEs uf disceu.
tent could kin. chr u Police suliiynn >
friends would already be BUYING prets
~ nonier Tor that worthys last public
appearance gn this mortal sphere.
The chief has done = great many
things 60 rouse the Ire ~ different
people since he took office. bat his lat
est rules and fsEuia items for the guild
auos 81 he plain clothes men. generally
called d-fsctiYes.. - the cap sheaf ia
this line
The head q the police department
has decided that his drtertlFes have
been given entirely too much latitude
In their WauderinRr IN the past, ana
the result IL that an order WAS yes
isfday posted 81 headquarters under
which the entire plain clothes force
must remain - headquarters except
when az duty ur a. dinner
Heretofore the "fiH cnppers. have
been allowed 10 come and 80 Practical
~ NJ their own pleasure. and
races. baseball games and prize fights
have not lacked thief patronage
This 10 the schedule which Huiiivans
men resd nowadays when piniHg Tor a
breath ~ fresh air;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
THE WINGS OF
HIS FLY COPPERS
Chief of Police S0llvan's Latest order Keeps De-
tectveS Constantly on Duty at headquarters

June >. isg8=on and after this daie
the regular Detectives - this depart
msnt pill be required 10 oDHarFe ale
following rules ana regulations
Hours on duty - the police station,
subject g. the orders Of the chief or
captain in charge
Jack HHfck On duty A. . m ht
the desk from q. IN o. o. 80. At
station from 3 a. ~. g. ~ "a off
dutg n n. ~. o. y. ~. az station.
. m. 20 .. m
remnant and Kennedy On duty A 10
m suhleei to the orders ~ TIE
chief only.
Lee hArb~e= on duty az . ~. at
station q m. a. t.aa ,. M or au-
~. 80 o. ~. ~ 10 .. m. 81 sta
tioh. - m % II .. m.
o. = Adams duty a. y M az
station. D m - 3. m off duty.
90 IN. 20 ? . m ~ station. ..
m 10 ~ m
James Byrnes duty 81 sp. m al
station 4 9 m % 9 . M. Of duty,
3. m. % 10 .. m. ct station. 10 ,.
M 20 a. m
(aiTned) JOHN SULLIVAN.
chief 81 Police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
u. OF X. 0R4DUA TON

LAWRENCE. kan. June 10 The
festivities q commencement ncek
AZ kanaaf university eliminated to-
DAY In I've annual graduation ersfs
elAea. chsureliof strong presided
over the exercises and the address
% the afadaatins Hisns Was deliYs
cred b Justice Hrswsr Of the United
states HupFe4ns court. who took -
eis sahjsel The Triumph Of Jus
ffrss .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
COAL WEN OF
TWO STATES

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June 10
Michigan and Indiana retail coal
dealers convened IN indianapolis to-
day Ia ninth annual HaSy.on. Mayor
Rock walter welcomed 7the visitors
ana the response was embodied In
the annual address of the PRECEDENT
NJ the association. Robert Lake or
Jackson. Mich.
The advantages OF q fixed rate Of
both wholesaler and retailer was the
principal subiect discussed. The CON
vontioh VIII end tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
GRADUATION |! !! ] | OF -.
ARMY OFFICERS

WEST POINT. y. r.. June To-
Aeuibefa af the class Of lsaz Of the
tiEitssi States military academy re-
s<iVsd fheiF diplomas ffusu the
hands ~ colenei Albert l. Mfiin
snreFtnteudsns ~ iae academy. this
mufniaK4
eia tar platform Nsre gathered
I sofsstxeft, officers 81 the army.
fnesuterF OF congress and maus
other ale tinstraAh.d people IN fnill.
tafp nnf 0iVti Mg~ The fret mar
Mac Afsf ~ son of General Arthur
Mac Arthuf & = A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
WOW AN
EASY ONE
slUAsHEs TURNED THE Ia
BLEs ON PORTLAND

seaiue won easily from Portland At
Recreation park yesterday. I<oatAl
ssi.sst ;IsFs ~pn oat fgT tiias fyI tisi'ti-
ers had not SAMMY yirassu. the mint
allure manager swep, him aside and
put Eugie in HE place ga the seventh
inning The score was o. lie. and when
the locals came 60 bat there we're
things doing" -Four hits and q paas
t. first. ali IN one inning, eff ~ EnEie p
balls. basEsd ths game far Fafkc VIII
son The score by innings.
Seattle ..5t.+,..0 o %
Portland s.....z o o o @ o o o.
Hita- Seattle. To- Portland. q Euurs
Portland Seattle. g.
OAKLAND. Juus fo--rhe locals lost
yesterdays game 10 Sacramento. score.
Sacramento 3 Oakland q
los ANGELES. June f0.--Fraco
took the Loo f,oaa into camp yesterday
20 the tune o. to g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
Standing Of the Club.
CAL FISHER MADE
HEAD OF BUREAU

The immigration office ut this port
has been advanced TO the rank ~ n
bureau with Colonel Il NJ. Fisher,
for the pest four years Chinese IN
speetor nt this city. at Its head.
Heretofore there has never been a
chief OF bureau IN Seattle. but the
growing Importance Of this city as
port OF entry demanded one.
The appointment of Colonel Fisher
was made upon the recommendation
OF Commissioner General Sargent OF
the migration bureau, who visited
the local office last week,
Besides Colonel Fisher and James
y. LAWN. immigration Inspector, the
new force vii consist OF two In.
spectors and steuographer. Taco
ma viii also have an inspector,
which viii relieve the local Officers
OF the work az Tacoma. that has
hitherto devolved on them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
CENTENNIAL
CELEBRATION

LISBON. O. June ie.-The people
Of Lisbon and the Surrounding coun-
Try today began n two days ceie-
brsiion % the centennial II the iu-
corporation Of the village. the sec
end recorded N Ohio.
IL VAS IN 1898 that the emiEfants
from Maryland. Virginia and v Viz
ginia who had settled herraboutH.
secured the location here 81 the sat
Of government for the county and re-
csived an appropriation 81 tib0 for
the building 81 n log courthouse.
Among the early citizens we're
James Mckiniey and his tso sons
william and John. the lstter the
father u the late President William
Mckinley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
SPURTED
TOO LATE
WEBFooTERs MADE A CARR
SON FINISH

PORTLAND. June i0--tack Grim
made = strenuous hut futile attempt
to shov DuEdsie how 70 win game BY
"a OarrtH0n finiRh IN the ninth mere yes
icriar.
when the ninth opened DuRdaie had
three runs 60 tho good. Jack told the
boys that the old man was watrhin
and that something had TO be done
Accordingly the weefootsrp landed
two runs and we're about to tie the
scora whom Drsnnan squeezed 'slaa''
Davis NV aud put a stop 20 the game.
score by inniRgsi
Seattle ......ai 20 So 0as
rortland .,......0 2 et - o -
Iiits- seattle n. Portland II. Errore
Seattle. 4. purtiandt
HELENA Mont. June io.-F'riaoe
fnrfeitcd the aemo TO Helena to-day by
refusing a. 60 out TO the grounds
spoK ASft. June t0-Thc TiEsrH de-
frnted the home team here yesterday
by a scurr IT u to 7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
TABLET UNVEILED

sAIfsA, n. J., June IA tablet
NJ the old Hancock house At Han
cocks bridge. where the American
pRtriots ~ere nnasrHcred by the Brit
lsh IN 177s. was Envetied today BY
the Oak Tree chapter Of the DRush-
tiers Of the American Revolution.
The ceremonies were conducted In
the presence of many Of the order.
Judge Clement RI sinn!cke0n de-
iivered the address Of the dAY and
the tablet WAS unveiled BY Miss Con-
stance ID NJ Eakin. great great
Of Judge Hancock.
who wss shot shiio standing IN the
doorway Of the old house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
DROWNED IN
MILL POND
Edward ALnland a Mill Hand,
Lost His Life While Bathing
at Kent

the part 81 Ms companions that Ne
was finally pulled out ana revived.
Although employees az the min
searched hours for the body 81 All
riand tt Was not recovered until J
o'clock tais fnafuinE Il Was tFuf nfit
20 Kent and PLACED in charge OF
Enasftakrr Merit there enrenee
heyr MAS notified. but will held ts
inquest
ii Is tlss custom Tor the mlil hands
80 80 ia swimming every night aftet
the mill closes doNu. About e. 80
the employees we're enjoying tha
sport With kiisnand. but aaas Of
t,sssn thsusht ~ was In danger until
ne va beyond human aid. lie was
an athletic fellow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
DR.. KANE rs
PRESIDENT

The board Of state university re-
gents yesterday elected Or Thomas
+. nkua president ~ that institution
~ salary Of t5109 a year Dr.
Ean0 has been acting ~ president
81 the university since DR.. Frank r.
Graves resigned nearly a year ago
ana bis election came az matter Of
course.
The board reorganized by electins
Judge James n Moore 81 apoknns
chairman 20 succeed Alden j.
Blefhen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10

CLEVELAND. o. June ie--The
marriage certificate which Miss Ruth
Hams younger daughter Of Srnat-
or ard Mrs Marcus A. Hanna bore
sgres as Witnesses. % the president
Of the United States and % sessrnt
United States senators and members
Of the diplomatic cnFps AZ Washing
ton. Miss Hanna. ore u the most
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10

Miss Lizzie johnson Of Ballard has
sworn cut a complaint charging her
brother IN law, Samuel Merry also ~
Ballard. with assault with a deadly
weapon merry ~ now SERVING isrm
IN che county sail for throaEnlng tho
liVe6 u hls wife and sister-ln-law.
A. the meeting Of the Chamber of
Commerce tomorrow mofnlnR the Man
ufaofufafg association vii present q
plan for the opening ~ streets across
tho Tide flats and viii AK the aid of
the chamber in securing q Hurfesaful
termination ~ - plan II ~ believed
fhat fire ouenig Of me Interior streets
viii provide many more sites for the
building Of factories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10

Despite TIE hereic efforts % =
frlenA 70 save him, haiwafd Atis
uiNnd. an srnploye ef y, W Hrrets-
er'e mill four sltlles <ast Of Kent.
wag Drowned In the mill pond last
TvzninE
A brother eg the broprsstoF Of the
MAI. who Was IN swimming with thr
unfortunate man. ~ y Alimaud dou-
bi,n at a. n s@issA with cramps The
DO ~ was caught by the swift CART
resH that runs through the center Of
the Fnth pend and carried own e
Iae dam 80
NeunK aeFeitsE swan after Alt
rs2nd ana while attempting 10 r~--
rue his friend nearly lest his own
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
COM EN- ENT
AT De PAUW

GREEECAsTLE Ind. June o.
The annual commencement exercises
at DE Paw university we're held to-
DAY IN tie presence Of large crowd
Of visitors The address 10 tns
graduating class Was delivered by
Prof Richard r Eiy OF the Eniver-
sltg 81 Wisconsin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
Fl GOD
so, 900 People of EaSf ST. Louis
Are HomeIeSS-- Whole City
Probably Doomed

sr LOUIS. Mo. June ie.- Evers
barrier that up to last night had
protected East st Louis fram the
floo1 has been swept away and It
now locks as II the entire city IA
doomed 90 destruction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10

Ten Thousand people are this
morninG In mneut peril Of then
lives and At leas, to.0oo are homeless.
Al available river craft tia, can
live In the swift current have been
sent to ala In the work % rescue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
BUILT HIS OWN
FUNERAL PYRE
Spectacular Suicide Of James Johnson Aboard the
Sehoonsr Siimson. thought He Was a Hoods

place On account II religion. TIE
was not thought 10 b% Violently n
sane. hose but whsu last sun e
DAY they we're sttraefsd % the FOR.
SsrI hold - agoniflnE sefssms
they found Johnson beg md human
alt Hs had saturated his elothins
with kssss~a~. built a wpnd IRE and
after Applying = match aiiossi hina
aelf q mast 81 death. Al hour ar
te- FFrst Mate Williams discovered
him ~ died. lie was buried At asa
the next day.
Has not The haHning mans
screams becn heard the srhuou-=
might also have burned. ~ took five
minutes hard work to extinEuish The
fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10

James Johnson. second mate % the
schooner stimson. which arrived
yesterday At Ballard. - days out
from san pedro. built funeral
tyse IN the forward heid 90 the vrs-
eel and burned himself to death hast
Sunday He became insane on the
night 81 ; thunder ara isEafairs
storm lsoortfsg under the deiusiee
.ahat he has committed numerous
Hlroeitisn ltt the Philippines white 81
the government transport servics
ard that he had .hoodooed' the
- hnoHer.
Captain Peterson and the creN
aFe OF the opinion that the mana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10

notable and popular figures IN clevc-
land and Washington society. be-
came the wife % Joseph Mednl Me-
Cormiek Of Chicago.
The presence u Mr.. Roosevelt and
a large number q other distinguish
ed guests. together with other in
cidenfa which attended their union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10

The trustees 81 the Seattle Sea-
mems Friend society wiil begin work
AZ once Of raising finds for the pur-
chase Of lot on Western avenue
and the erection on IL Of the pro-
posed institute. The total cost Of
the Institute viii be about 81 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
ron sEAMEH's INSTITUTE

the yard because % the offemdinh
sal0ons outside ana that the ban
against Il viii be removed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-10
FORM SHEET FOR TODAY'S RACES

The following dh enummlk ~ h
today awdgtt record @ es
aehn eae date whh sseht track h
hana6 modys ae purd0t
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gelbamoro p~erbtnbert.

Biele trirb 60 eefpiB lebbaft inter-
.e~flieren, baB elm 8Drbeuaunaamittel
gegen Gelbitmorb enfbeft tpprben III.
NIgemeine Nieoer9efhlaeenbeit unb
Grlh0pfune bes SDitems geben fait
INNER benz SelbitmDrbe pDran. Sc
lift aber etpas eefunben wDrben, mas
bieie 3uitdnbe beieitigt, melhe 5nrl
SelbitmDrbe gu fiibren pfleeen. Man
nebme ih0n beim eriten @eoanfen
an Selbituernibtung r@ieetric 8it=
ters". Dn berielbe Elm GROCER Ner=
penitdrfer lit, miro er bic Nerpen
trdfti9en unb baburh bas Spltem
mteoer aufbanen. Sc reguliert audi
in eritaunliher Weiie ben Wa9en.
bic 2eber unb bic Wierert. Sc fo1tet
rtur so Gents. 8efriebieune earan-
tiert Die Npotbefe p0r $. &alteper
& SDn unb pDr NbDlph DretB.
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geit iiber 60 Sanrep

ldon muroe AIRS. BinSlDm's Sou.
thug Sgrnp uun Wttlli6nen uop
Wffittern beim 8abnen Der &inber
nngemen0et. Birii Ou i'm Gdla}e
burd) oas Gbreien zines alnbe8 oes
ltDrt. baa IN 3abnen 1T unb Dor
5bmersen rueint? Bepn 10, la}1e
lDiort elne 5laide bon ,Mrs.
Minslops @oottin9 @nrup" bDlen.
Sem Wertb tit unbe5ablbar. Sc
piro Dem fleinen 2eibeaben lpfDrl
9lnberunq oerl6aHeu. 8erlabt cub
oarauf, Wltter, e8 1T fein BDeifel
baruher. Sc BELT Diarrboe, regus
llrt ben Wtagen unb Die 9tieren be-
leitlgt 8ino 9olif, erpeiht Den
8aumen, Oerblnbert @ut5inouna
nno itdrft bas gauge GpItem. .Oirs.
Winsloms SOOTHING Syrup" iir sabs
nenoe &ln6er lit an9enebm i'm Sc.
lbmad; oas Hecept itamint BON
elnesn Der belten meibliben Nerste in
ben Der. 5taaten. Sc lit bel alien
Nrugaiiten in Der gan3en Nelt 81
bIben, Breis rs Gents per Tlalde.
Rauft ntdts ~anbereS, als Mrs.
WinslDms 5Dothina=S nrup
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beitens oielelbe 8efuenis uno Quo
LITIGATION haben Wirbe, mie 8ilbeln!
Ii. 8ieueldt bate man aber in bic
lem Sale fiat oes einen Sdiffs=
suiammenitOBes gang 0 bn e lol=
den oebts nun NAL truoitlOneller
Weile ntht ab-) Deren eleiG IN e B.
rere gebabt.
Rrieasmintiter RoDt lit iebt mad
europa abeereilt, I'm in Der @l9en=
lhaft als MitQlieb Der Nlasfa.@ rena=
&ommiiiion 81 funaieren, welbe in
Der nahiten WUde i'm N~usmdrtieeu
Nmte 81 2DnbDn sulanmentreter1
miro, um in oieier nun audi ihon
gang unperantmDrtlih lange btnauS-
eeIbobenen Nnoelegenbeit cine Gnt-
ibeibune gu fallen. Disadvantages
meile bat ith audi ieBt nod nldt DAG
@eriidt beltatiet, Dab 8oot h%efinltir
BON leinem BDlten alS Srie95mlrl=
iter Surldgetreten iei uno Dob Elm
Wabfolger fir i'm ernannt Doroen
uGre.
Ser i'm 3ulan1menbange nit
8oots Nahfoleerihaft am meliten
ermabnte Derr 1aft, Der @Duperneul
Der 9bilippinen, lebnt iid aana
augenlbeinlih aus ienem 5uolee=
NrbipelaeuS surif in Die 0eimc..
maS. maj, ibW auerbines mDl auu
faum peroenfen tam. @rltens aua
tlimatilben 8rinoen, Johann aber
auh pegen alerlei lonltigen uner=
autdlihen Berbdltniiien auf ben
8bilippinen, nobel Die enigen 9Dm=
petenasR onflitte sniid]en ben @inil=
unb MtlitdrbebDrben feline feline
Stole gu fpielen lbeinen. uno oer>
artiee 9Dnflifte mirfen lhlteBlib irri=
tirenb mie Mabeltibe. Grit iebt miro
mteDer BON einem i0lhen 0 ~~fifte
beridtet, melben Taft nit benz DO
miral Grams, benz Sbef oe6 alia.i.-
lhen Bunbe8 @elhmabers. bate.
Taft beaniprubt in ieiner @igenihaft
ala @Duperneur bes ganasn Yblli2-
pinen<N rhipelagus auh bic Nutors=
tat iber bas @elbmaber. beilpiels-
meiie DaS 6ebt Der M~bfommanbiz
rung reip. Beurlaubung Der Offi5iere
bes @eihmabers. mabreno @oans
ibm BAG nidt auaeitebenmia, ionoeru
biele 8efugnis fur fih ielblt beans
iprubt. DAB Die giubeitltbfeit Der
Bernaltun9 Der erDBen Slolee- RD<
Ionic unter iDlhen peri1nliben Som
fliften natirlib leioet, perltebt ltb
eats ppn ielbit upb babnrb mag ea
fth ia gum Ieil aud NIT ertlaren,
bab bas beabiibti9te Werf Der So
cifcirung unb Mmerttanilirung Der
Hbilppinen nod INNER niht bic err
bofften Sortibritte matt. auf 9us
son lift Der offene Wiberitano ia
freilih gebrDhe.i, aber Der paiiine
WiDeritano bauert nod INNER fort
upD auf bic meiiten Der anoeren Sns
ieln bat man bic unteriobunespers
Jude pDlpeislib nDD gar nift aug
gebebnt. Mnf Wtnoanao lit mart
geeenaudrtia babel; pph eritreden
ii6 bieie Neriuhe audi erft uber eli
men gang aerinaen Teil Der Woroz
ttite bes gemaltigetl Gilanbes.. uno
man maht babel mieber Die fatale
Grfahrung. oaB iih Die nfreunb=
lihen" Gingeborener, eleihiam aber
Maht INNER mieber aus 5reunben
in binterliitiee Seinbe permanoeln!
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i'm @arten>D iftrift bes Staates. @e.
lnnobeit uno alinla uniibertrofen.
0llige 2anoereien fir ben Sarmer,
Ufarttgartner, Obfts uno @ie65abter.
Wegen @lnaelbetten menoet@ uh Oil
q. s. Wartin. o.. ". a.,
San NntDnio, 9eros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-25
Or. Drag itrtpit als a~usfidbts.
BOILER 8p~nareR.8 ambibat.

SIM 81 tereniihen aonereB Dl-
itritte. tuelber bic Counties 6arris
(9ouitOn), Nutin, Grimes, Maler
etc. umfnBt, in Incident fib bic bei-
ben Demotraten 6oft teer 3efDrm-
ManDr BON 6uuiton"l unb gming
nm bic RanDibatur beparben, fid
nber 10 bitter ~befebbeten, baB Die
NOmination iblieBlih auf einen britt
ten &anbibnten, ben BrDbibitions=
Sanatiter Bintuep BON Waler Co.,
fiel. geben bic Mepnblitaner NIT Dem
Blane nm, einen Mtann als 4on-
greB , 8anbioaten nuf3uiteaen, Der
auBer ben Gtimmen Der 8epublifas
ner audi bieienigen Der liberalen
DemDfraten auf fib pereiniaen
miirbe.
NGinen lolben Wtann alaubt man
in Der Berion bes befannten 9eut1h-
Entertainers Or. Mar r 10 5
uDh 6oufton gefunoen gu baben.
OieIe NuSmabl eribeint oils cine
gana Dortreffiihe unb babel linb bel
Der 9eoentudrtieen 8pnitenatiun bic
Musiihten auf bic Grpdbluna Die
oentbar glnitigiteu. Or. Mar l1r.
wib lift i'm gan5en Staate porteilbaft
betannt. Or lit Witglieb bes 0ou-
itoner Shuirates unb lift Braibent
bes 0ouftoner Turn : Bereins. @r
bat Der unoantbaren Nrbeit Der 8es
organization Der republifanilben
Yartei i'm Staate Teras piel 8eit
uno Grbeit gemibmet unb feline SO.
minatiun uub Grmablun9 tpiiroe cine
i60ne unb moblDeroiente Nnerfens
nung fir ieine 8eitrebuneen iein!
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9entide NcciOenS 9ruderet.

AIe Grten BON Druforbeiten per=
Den in beutlher, en9lilber unb ipa=
ntiber SpraGe fem uno LAUDER su
maBleem Breile ausaefilbrt. Speci=
alltdt: Drud BON Stetuten, 8erluz
bungs-, 6eiratbs< unb @~elegenbeitss
aarten. Nuf @nfraae merben So
itenanldldge geliefert.
NicE
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Saomeitteras miin6tG Sud

Benn Sbr @ub irsenomD nieber.
lalten pout. tbut es entlane Der 81.
ME Der
Sam Mmtpnip & 9lramiae
SNl~k SB4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-25
Yla Das Yubltfmtt .

Sn 5olee Der pieleu arbeitlparenz
ben Wtaihinen, Die mir neulid auf=
eeiteat baben, iino mir in ben Gtanb
aeiebt, .,Mieglers stanbaro See
Cream, friiber $3.50 per @a0Dne,
teBt fir $1.00 per @a1one gu perz
faufen.