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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-31

No0oe.-An agreement has been
reached by the following nverymen
to board single horses for the sea
son Of 1904 at $500 per month, and
double teams at $500 w. S. Low.
J. A. simpson, Club Stables. p.
Francis. Radabaugh 3 Pratt. Il r.
Gillian. SS0-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-31
WASHED
THEIR
FEET
The Austrian Emperor Per-
formed an Ancient
Ceremony

Vienna, March 31.-The emperor to-
day performed the annual ceremony OF
washing the feet Of ~ old men, whose
ages totaled 1925 years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-31
BULGARIANS
AFTER THE
GREEKS
Fierce Fighting Is Reported
and Many Fall Ia Con.
flict

Vienna, March 31.-Ferce hghtin2
Is reported near Kostur, in the Monas-
Dir district. Twelve Greeks and 20
Buigarlans we're killed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-31
Provisions 70 lamar.

Liverpool, March 31.-It Is reported
that an English firm is sending 100;
600 tons Of commercial provisions, os.
tensibly to China, but really to Japan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-31

For sale.-A bargain, 800 feet front
north side Of State street, running
through TO Court, adjoining Thos
Sims, three blocks east OF state
house, b. f. Rowland, Leonard no
tel, s02 Front street S-Sl-Sts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-31

The White House
Can give you a good meal any hour
OF the day or night.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03
LABOR ORGANIZATION.
Proposition to Unite All Labor Bodies
Of America in One.

DENVER. June 3.-A proposition
was launched at today's session Of the
Western Federation of Miners for the
formation of the greatest labor organi-
Zation in the world, and authority has
been vested in the committee to pro-
ceed with the movement. The amaIga-
nation of all labor organizations OF the
conutry under one head has long been
the dream of the federation and today
the committee appointed some time ago
10 report on the question of aftiliating
with the American Federation Of La
Dor made it's report. 1t does not recon-
mend afiliating with the a. +. or l..
but suggests that a new organization
be formed to include every labor Dody
in America. Invititations to a NAM
moth labor congress will be issued as
soon as the present convention ad-
journs.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03

onel Powell while on an exploring tom.
was swept away and has not been sean
since. The Central and eastern nor
Ilohs OF Emporia are under water. The
newspapers are put out of business
ana the railways are in a paralyzed
condition. Newton had a very serious
night, but word this morning indicates
that the worst is over. Two hundred
houses were flooded At Abilene 1000
feet of railroad track was washed
away by ten-foot rise in the Smoky
Hill river.
At Fort Scott the Marmaton river is
over a mile wide and the whole north
end of the town is inundated. A thou
sand people We're rescued from RelI-
town, suburb, during the night, where
the water was running five feet deep,
IN some instances fairly covering the
houses. At OWela the Neosho is 80 feet
above the normal. Two hundred peo-
pie were forced to flee, one family be-
ing compelled to leave a corpse behind.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03
important Meeting Of Council
Be Held Tonight.
ENGINEER R. H. THOMSON HAS ARRIVED
Will Submit the Plans and Specifica-
tlons-Water Question May Be
Called Up.

I ,.,.l,1 ,l.,-,, .-:., i,
' anu
l''> q '''''' iol ''e proposed paving
ol the streets III the business district OF
Walla WaIla, r. II. Thomson. city en-
gipeer Of Seattle arrived !, ,voua
,v,u, to,.,. .,,., ,..,,,
'''''' i i'''''' 'i''7 ""e" '"'S wiz ne SUI
''''''e'' -. 'oilSi'''''ioI'' MI ihoih-
'''' was ''''IioHeu some 'i'ile ago py
~ '''i'''7 an" "' mas put III many h7ro
''''' "'' y o'' '''''ii i'ieS '"' ''o" "i'
''''i i''''''' anu "'e /" S''i'e LOT '"e
'''ii'ii ~ ''N' ''l'"''' MS VIII Pfop-
'''' ~ '''' mus III l'' '''' i'i'''e' ''''
VIII "' '''N''' "P at '"e ''''e'i'S 10
'i'7"' ''" '"' S""J''O ill''H occupy the
"'' '''''' ~ ''l' i''''''''N' ne 9lieet
'' '''' '''I''''' '''" oiuo
III '''S" ~ ~ ''''''''''''''' anu 'ooN
over '"e oel''ILS "i '"e proposed i'h-
pf"Ne'"eil''
MI monsoon mus prepared eN''li'a'es
Oh o"'h "Si''I' an" 'I'' NI'lfIi'eo pave
'''eii'' anu II VIII DE up |" lhe couhclt
To ae'I"" "h''h pavement lhey VIII
ADOPT. Nhlie the cost oi the Fltrliled
bflck Is estimated To be greater thah
If asphalt be used majority of the
.couhcIImen' ana the property who are
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03
ILLINOIS DEADLOCK ENDS.
Deneen Is Nominated for Governor
Yates Withdrew in His Favor.

7ff>l-> ''r / i1i-iD . ''''e i''''''' ''''''
ly upon reaSsehloIlllS lle FePuplI'''lI
state convention this morning mo-
+fo,, fo,. > recess till > y. IN. was car
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03
TENNIS TOURNAMENT CALLED OFF.
Team From Moscow, Idaho, Will Not
Be Here

Professor Allen of Whitman college
received a telegram from Moscow to-
day announcing that the tennis team,
which was to have been in WaIla Walla
tomorrow to compete with the Whit
man college team, We're unable to
come. The pressing work of the clos
ing term at the University of Idaho
made it impossible for them to get
away at the present time. This news
was received with great disappoint-
ment by the tennis lovers at Whitman
as they had looked forward to an in
teresting tournament between the two
teams
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03
Planning to Defeat Judge Parker.

NEW YORK, June 3.-ImpOrtant po-
Leader Murphy and Colonel Guffey
democratic national committeeman of
Pennsylvania, are being held today.
The Tammany politicians assert that
plans are being laid to defeat Judge
Parker for the democratic nomination.
half of the delegates to St. Louis have
been instructed for him, but they be-
Iieve the ma jority of uninstructed del
egates will vote for him on the second
ballot.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03

and Indiana state buildings. Both
events were well attended by visitors
from each of the two states. Gov
,rnor Dockery presided at the dedica-
ion of the Missouri building. which,
naturally, is the largest of the state
edifices. The dedication of the Indi-
ana building was attended by Cover
nor Durbin escorted by the Culver
cadets, and Lieutenant Governor Gill
bert, who delivered the principal ad-
H,.pSS
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03
Beacon Rock Has PeriIous VOYAGE.

PORTLAND, Or, June 3.-The Brit
ish ship Beacon Rock. minus a good
portion of her sails and upper works
and torn by storms arrived this morn
ing around the horn from Antwerp.
She sprang a leak and her crew work
ed the pumps till they were exhausted
compelled the men to return to work
by threatening them with a pistol The
vessel arrived here in almost sinking
condition.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03
SEATTLE MAN GOREO BY BULL.
:. X. Labounty Probably Fatally
Injured.

49, -,r, -
''
- :
7',''', - w.
'''' i'-''i i'' Pi''eN'loil "Aeii-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03
Japanese Land More Troops.

CHEZ Foo. June 3-The Japanese
have landed another body of troops at
Using Tuitso, 20 miles southeast of
Takushan. A junk arrived here with
information that 20 warships and
transports have discharged troops.
Word has also been received that
troops which will act as reinforce
ments for the army attacking Port
Arthur have been landed northeast of
TaIienWan. The number is not known.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03
Lamsdorff's Condition Serious.

BERLIN. June "a dispatch from
St. Petersburg says that the Condl-
ton of Foreign Minister Lamsdorff,
who was attacked by Prince Dolgor-
ouki, is serious. The cane used had
steel knob. The prince has apologized
to the minister, closing the affair, but
the czar may inquire into the princes
mental condition.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03
Tornado in Texas.

FORT WORTH. Texas, June 8
Heavy storms swept northern and
western Texas this morning. doing
much damage to growing cotton crops.
At Purdy several dwellings were de-
mOlished but no loss of life is reported.
At Dallas the telegraph and telephone
wires were Frustrated. The Western
Union building was damaged.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03
State Postma asters Get Better Salaries

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June Be
ginning July l. seventeen postmasters
ceive an increase in salary. Twelve
are to receive 500 additional per an
mum and the increase of the. other
five will be 5000.
Postmasters at Puyallup, Bremen
TON. Ballard, Centralia and CIallam are
the ones to be given 5000 and those
at Everett Anacortes, Blaine, Cheha
lis. Colville, Port Angeles, Prosser,
Vancouver, North Yakima, Port
Townsend, Pullman and Sedro-Wool
tional.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03

ner Obadiah Osborn and Rev, Wilmot
Whitfield.
The following county central COM
mittee was chosen: Robert J. Reid,
chairman: Harry Dunham, secretary:
y. NJ Bodweu, H. c. Sniff, Charles Will
Hams II. \. Davis, II. +, Bruch, a. s.
Merry. \. c. Dickinson, G. f. Ohsfeldt.
Surman Yeend. This committee was
empowered to fill all vacancies on the
ticket.
After the central committee was Sc
lected it was unanimously decided to
nominate a county ticket for the COM
ing election.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03

LAO CHANG. June 3.-There are
rumors here of another great battle In
progress near Port Arthur. Continu
Gus CannOnading is heard from the
south. An additional force of $4,000
Japanese is reported to have landed at
Taku Shan.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03
Abandoned Relief of Port Arthur.

PARIS. June 3.-Temps St, Peters
burg correspondent wires that 10000
Russians under kOndrotOvich were
sent TO relieve Port Arthur, but APP
parently abandoned the project after
the battle at KinchOu.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03
Won Five Thousand Pounds.

EPSON, Eng, June 3.-The Oaks
stakes, five thousand sovereigns, the
second event of Importance in the
Derby, were won today by Major
Loder's Pretty Polly. Four horses
ran.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03
bic BATTLE IS REPORTED
FIGHTING AT PORT ARTHUR


Russians and japanese at Luchiatun,
about 81 miles north of Port Arthur
Monday. The Russians were finally
driven northward. The Japanese lost
% killed and 81 wounded.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03
The Day at St. Louis.
wears

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June ,3.-Features
or today's program at the exposition
were the dedication of the Missouri
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03
A Skirmish Fiqht.

TOXIC, June 3.--A report reached
here today of an engagement between
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03
CHICAGO Wheat and Corn.

CHICAGO, June 3.-Old July o9D
903s; new July 81as q qs91s' july coiA
SOS G511s.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-06-03

JOurnS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-30
gefanutmadnus fiir steuersabler.

Die itdbtiihen Steuern fiir oas
Siscaliabr 1903-194 finb iebt f6l.
lig uno miiien in tneiier Office in
Der Staotbaae, Sm GntoniD, Geras,
be5ablt meroen.
Nah Dem 81. Wtai lift Der Rab.
lungstermin b~erfallen un0 es uerben
oann nod 8inien, Strafert unb aos
iten suaerehnet. Cine 9erlGnges
runa bes 8ablunastermins iiber ben
81. Mai binaus tpiro poiitip nibt
itattfinben, oa oieieibe gegen ben
neuen 5taotharter nerftDBen tpiirbe.
&ommen Sic, bite, red1tseitie, nm
auau ftarfen Inorann 81 nermeioen.
SfficesS tunoen tdali@ BON 8 ubr
30 Win. gormittaes Bis 5 ubr
0admittags, nit Nu8nabme bes
S0nnabenos, an pel1em 9aae Mlit.
tags um IL ubr eeiblufien tpirb.
SDbn ". Glitter,
Stabts RpGettur.
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einen @runolab ausgeber, beiiern 5u
mDQen; bel benz einen mnB tie aber
oarauf adten, oaB nit Der Iblibt 81
beiIern in Der neutrality-suspicious.
auglei6 cine Strafe o%erbunoen lit,
bel benz anbern, boB Die 8elierungss
periude nidt our Strafe tueroen.
Beioe Sbubbef0blene miiiien gang
neribieoen bebanoelt meroen uno
besbo(b fiuo aud unlere &orreftiOns
bduler in ben neniniten TSlen elm
grfola, neil iie aIIe, uerpabrlDite
&inber, &inoer nit friminelen Nei'
euitaen uno ptrtlihe gerbreher,
iiber einen &antm ideeren nno in
berielben @eiie bebanoe(n. Do ner=
ben oenn unlere &0rreftionsbauler
tatldblih gu 8oridulen DEG 3udt=
baules, mie Die @ranozSurp lagt.
llnierer Meinung nab lit our 2Ds
flung oieles bDdnidtigea BrDblems
fpleenbes nDtia: eritens. baB mir
pirflihe Sugenogerihte in ben
Stdoten baber, in benen elm beIons
bers qualifi5ierter Mann ieines Ins
tes maltet, in oenen nab belDnoeren
Metbpoen perfabren miro uno 1T
bener au9 Die nrtellsiprehung BON
gang beIonberem @eiihtspuntt aus
erfDlet. 8%tpeitens, oaB mir @efdnaz
niHe fir jugenolide 8erbre1er
baben, Nnftalten, in oenen Die Sns
iaiien elmer lharfen 8ubt uno tren=
gen 8ebanolun9 unterpurfen uers
ben, in oener aber aud Der 8eriu6
aemabt, lte gu beiiern, ibnen einen
eemiiien muralii9en 6alt 81 eeben
unb lire guten Sdbiateiten gu entz
nideln. Dritters, oaB Initalten
ein9eribtet nerben, in oenen perz
pabrlofte &inoer a%ufaenommen mers
ben fDnner. in oenen tie 5nar in
ftrenge But. fDmn1en, aber in oener
bic Beban uttg feline oerortiae lit,
oaB Die &inoer lie ofs Strafe nufz
faiien uno iib ielbit als Strdflinge
fiblen. Die @rano@ Surb iprtht in
ibrem Beribt BON industrial
schools, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
uno oas 1T mobl bic ribtiae Sbee,
Der unterriht barf aber nibt nur oas
raul geribtet iein, benz &inoe cine
gemiiie 6anbfertigfeit, cine 9enntni8
in etuem beitimmten @etuerbe beiau=
bringen, iunoern er muB auh ben
| 3wed baben. Die ainoer burh Die
Grbeit CUR Sronuno, sur suten
Site. our gereaelten @dtigfeit Su er>
aieben; benn oieie brei iino CUR Bill
bung oeS &aratterS HDtruenoig. uuS
idmeht bierbei gang belDnoers eine
Gnitalt Dor, oas Gaube 6auS in Sarn>
burg. Ibgeieben BON Der iibertrie.
benen Sr6mmelei, Die in oieier Nn=
ftalt berri9t, tennen mir feine in Der
ganaen @elt, oere1 Metboben better
uno audi erfolarei9er tpdren ats Die
oes Nauben 5auies.
uniere @ranbsJurD bat cine inters
eiiante Srage angere9t, mir miinibs
ten nur. iie miroe iiberaa beiprDben
urb fibrte au elmer grlnoliden un=
geitaltuna uno Nu8bilouna>ber Straf@
rehtSpflege fir jugenolide gerbres
der uno Der 8%ebanblung permahrz
loiter &inoer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-30

burd leinen Sefretar, Serrn Qoam
2ind, Die beralihiten @raBe, auh
mar Elm nberaus freunolideS 5hreis
ben oes 6errn 3. 8. 8rpant, oes
B~rdfioenten bes enaliib : atterifanis
l6en Sdngerbunoes BON geras, ein=
aelaufen. Die Screen @alter 9ips,
q. y. 9etlie uno s. OblenoDrf lees
ten Vei6lfiie auf ben 9Do Sulius
ShlBe'S Dor, melde opn Der Ser.
latntnlun9 angenDmneu muroen.
Wah grleoigun9 Der @eiddfte fano
ein Bantett fir Die 9eilnebmer Der
9a9iabun9 ftatt. bel Dem NOD pers
l6ieoene TOaite au8Qebra1t uuroen.
9te Beannten uno Direft0ren Der
lofalen REORGANIZATION maren iols
genoe 6erren: gba8. u. ManaUlo,
Brdiioent; q. Sarris. @ice . 8raIi,
bent; g. u. Siibburn, Setretdr; s..
q. @iienlobr, Niitft. SetretGr; @bos.
Steinmann, Sbabmeifter; IS. 81.
8ottin. 8urliBer oe8 Mufif Gomis
tes; Dtrettorer: u. 6arris, 6. Sc.
9iamann, @bas. Weifterbans, s. S.
Iltermonn, emil Sreb, 3. 6. @rooe,
&Dpal u. Serri8, 6. g. @ilenlobr,
Sui. Srans, u. s.. Teniiun, Nler.
Sanger, Ben. Sabian, S. 6. 9eB,
st.. 2iebmann, Sobn g. 0uabes,
6. S. &ieit, q. Shmiot, Seq. s..
Dealp, S. IS. 6paano, So. VI. Sham,
U. $. gelD, S0hn Sdablinsti, Us.
$. Ibrcma, &bpoes g. 8afer, S.
S. Gang, Sames WDrDnes. Mug.
Sbneioer. IS. s. grb, g. SO. Salos
MID unb S. g. Nooue.
Die BDriiber Der einselnert &oni=
tee tuaren: 9on5ertbaae, gmil Treb;
gmpfang, @alter be Grp. BrdIioent
oes feitgebenoen 8ereins n5rDbfinn";;
Guaranteeing, gbas. Steinman1;
&Ommers. s. s. <ermann; Inter
baltung, @bas. Meifterbans nno Or.
2iamann; Muiit fir l1nterbaltuna,
Sulius 5rans, 8unoeSprdiioent; Ib.
ibieosfeier, Sobn Shablinsfp, 8un=
oesihabmeiiter; ginlaouna, Ben
Sabton, 8unoesietretar; Snforma=
tim, g. u. Siibburn; Declaration,
y. 6arris; @mpFang i'm Gubituriumt,
@eD. SturQes.
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Gratis ia. gheprte

S~abrhunoerte lang iinb Die gel lrten
9Dftoren nit MeitrDitop uno WeEer ae=
bdftis 9etueien, bic @ebeimnifie Der SEA.
UNI @tfroben gu finoen. bic 3abl Der
Nraneien 81 permebren unb Sbe0rien auf
Sheorien nie 8~artenb6uier gu bauen, bic
benz gi1itur3 nerfollen limb. Dagegen
iteaten Die MDnbe BON ct. 8ernbaro
ohne 9heorien, Mitrpben 4ber meoerne
Gbentie aus einfaben 8rdutern uno 8nrs
5eln Der, tuas iebt als st. 8ernaro's
&rauterpile" befonnt 1T, unb laut elmer
laneidbriaen g~rfabruns lit oieIe bas
arDBte, bisher nod betannte Mittef, bin
Sober 81 re9ulieren. oas BIut All iaufere
unb bas Sbftem au reinigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-30
Gone Star Bier Sinn(prd6e.


9as Spne Gtar Bier lit meine 5reuoe,
9as gone gtar 8ier 1T mein SUIT,
Sd trint oabon 81 ieoer Stun6e
nno oies seirbiebt gang unbepu6t.
9enn fibi BON 9nrit ib cine Spur,
So l6iht i'm mir bas Gone Star nur.
Bic 9llamU 1T cine Static,
8Orauf manh' beiBer 8ampf e%ntbrannt.
Das MlamO, bas 1T, id pette,
SIN 9anoe ebenio 6efannt,
Sir sroRe 9in9e siebt es eroBe @amen.
9aS lift uno muB 10 iein.
Drum lit bas 2fIam0 Der 2uue Gtar
@nh 10 pttant uno fein.
Serorieslrb, miirriib cling er aus,
Der Serr Semabt unb fam nab Saus
Sergniist uno beit'ren Shines.
$50 tuart gu oeun. mein lieber Mann",
5rug feline 5rau. 9a fine er on:
n8ei Zone gtar Ster bab' ib aeiefeu,
SerofhB nno Ner9er ltfo oer9efleu.
IS iast elm altes SprtcbuOrt,
SIS fennt's ia ale @elt,
Dab nur 6as giieu unb Erinten
9eib' unb Sect 5uiammen bdlt.
80 eBt nun ettuas autes,
8rinft Zone gtar Bier oa6u.
Der Magsn lift befriebist.
gs foIat bic Seelenrub'.
@er adt8is Sabre Gone gtar trlnft,
NlS @reis erft in Die @rube iintt.
Sb icb morgen le6en tueroe,
8eiB ib nidt;
SaB ib aser, tuenn i9 lebe,
@oraen Sone Star triuten iperoe,
8eiB idh aau5 sepiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-30
MnerIet.

Ser 8rDBe Bapierfabrifa.lt
WiIiam 6. 2euering pDn Mafia1u=
iett5 miro oemndbit ben Staat Teras
bereiien, um iid oariber 81 infDr=
mieren. Db Die gtablieruna elmer
Bapierfabrit BON 8orteil lein tDirb.
Die "Woma Union
League peranltoltet am DOns
nerftaq ben IL. Mai in Der 9urns
bale eitten Ball, tpD3u Der gintritt
so Gents beicigt. Sir urtS iibers
ianote freunolibe @inlaouna beffen
Danf.
8eim Baoen i'm 5luiie nabe
Der Bride Der 4. StraBe lit Der 20
Sabre alte Megertnabe Sugh Sbelbp
ertrunfen. gr fDnnte uiHt l1mim=
men unb geriet in tiefes WaI5er.
SIN Diitriftgeriht in 9pnoo,
Wieoina County, lieat cine pDn Der
@rano Surp eingereibte Qntlage ge-
gen Or. g. Burg uno Dr. Berrp
BON San NntDtiio Dor, bic belhuls
oigt tperoen, Die Quarantdneeelebe
Dei<ebt gu baben, inoem Tie i'm uer-
aangenen 6erbit Die @erienbune Der
2eihe elmer Grau, Die in San Nntos
nio geitOrben uar, nah Weoina
gountu geitatteten.
= Die alter 0duier auf Der Bau=
itelle fino n~iebereeleat mDroen uuo
nit Der grriGtung bes finfft5diaen
glublofaleS fir bic s'Y. M. G.. A"
miro nun b%eg0nnen.
= 6eute mDrgerl ift Der erfte Gpas
tenitib our NuSgrabung De8 s5unoas
tlentes fir oaS ct. SDiepbssg DQege
in Der ct. SOiepbzS traBe sur1 ben
Bildof S0reit aetart tpDroen.
Subn u. Brpmn bat Die Stras
Benbabn9eienlhaft auf $4,000 6has
oeneriab Dertlagt. gr giebta an, oaB, als
&c in Der @eft=@ Commerce traBe aus
elmer Gar ausftieg, Der 3pnonfteur
Dor8eitig oas 3eiden gum @eiters
fabren CAB, m0ourb er au 8poen
gemDrfen muroe uno fib beibdoigte.
DaS bemofratiId]e @recutipz
8umite bes IA. aon1reBbiftritts lift
81 elmer Sibune am 7. Mai in Burs
net %einberufen tpDroen, nm Beitims
mungen iiber Die 8DnareBnabl 8u
treffen. Bum Diftritt gehDren Die
Counties Burnet, Coleman, 8rDpn,
Wtius, 2ampaias, 8lancu, gomal,
Berar, Senoaa, 8anoera, aerr,
Gillespie, Maion. 2lanp, McguQod
uno Can Saba. Nls &anoioaten
fir ben 4onQreB meroen aenannt:
5. 6. Slanoen, unb Carlos Bee BON
8erar @ountp uno Sreo Opp BON
9lano County.
Die &eeierung laBt in Sort
Broom elm glublDfal nit 9urnans
italt fIr Die Soloater erridten, oas
$16. $50 toiten miro. Den 8autons
trait bat @e0rae s.. Coop Don bier
erbalten. Spdter piro audi elm Iol=
Dies in Sort Sam 6puIton uno IN
einiaen anoeren Sorts i'm State err
ribtet peroen. 9as in Sort BfiB
bel @f Baio lit bereits i'm 8au be-
griffen.
49,
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I'm uti8 oeS Spmners gu err
.freuen, Iollten mir i'm Sriblinge uns
Ter ganSes Sbitem ourb cine quite
5riibling8s Weoi5in itdrten, Die mir
in Or. Iueuft S6ni9's 6nmburQer
finoen, tuel6e Die Sober re-
aulieren unb ben Waaen ftarfen.
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ass @e9en nieoriaer Staten CUR
Notwithstanding nod ct. 9ouiS oia
3eGaa q Bacific : 8abn befraat irs
aeno einen 9idet : Ggenten Doer
ihreibt an 6. g. Gunner, @ene-
rail- Baiiaaier'Gaert, Dallas, 2eras.
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NerInnnt

miro Elm Sunae. oer gut oeutIA leIen
lam. Rah8ufraaen in Der Office
Der n5reie RGeie".
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Carl q. =. 0ummel, aetoren
"A. DECEMBER 1924 81 Ober. Stunt
mersoorf, &6niareib Sabien, Der.
itarb auf ieiner 6arm an Dem gorts
Greet am Uergansenen Spnntae.
Sn ieiner Sueeno erlernte er oas
Wllller'6 anouerf. perlieB iebod Die
Seimat uno manoerte I'M Sabre 1857
nab Nmerifa aus. Sein erIter
WobnplaB in oielem 2anoe uar in
manufactured &dbc Der 6ortpns
tomn'e r Stride. SIN Sabre 1864
oerbeiratete er iib nit leiner i'm nun
iiberlebenoen Satin, Sobanna @rn=
time, aeb. @retihe. @dbreao oe8
8rieaes par er Commencement Subj.
mann. SIN Sabre 1874 oersoa er
auf feline iebiae Sarm an benz 00rts
Greet, pUlelbIt er am SDnntag, Den
y. Ipril, unter sablreiber Beteilis
9une beeroigt tpuroe. I'm i'm trauz
ern auBer ieiner @attin feline suei
einSigen &inoer. Srau SCHUBERT uno
5rau 0ietert uno oeren @atten, TO-
nie 10 @nteltinoer uno ioniti9e Ser.
Danote. (9eutihe 8ta. Seauin.)
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Der fruhere 6tootonmoft gHolI

Der friibere Sta6tanmalt 8alb
erfldrt, oaB oas Ibtummer. peldes
Die Staot nit Der Berlin 8riiden
&ompagnie abgeihloiien bat. gang
lif ungeieBlib 1T. Mad benz leb.
ten eerihtliGen urteiI bate bic 8ris
den=8 DmpaQt...e oer Stabt $4,000 nit
Sinlen gu beaablen. mas bis beute
$1,000 ausmaht, Damn tonnte bic
&0mpaanie Die Bride abreiBen.
Scr. 8rOun pom Sinat s&omite Der=
teioigt aber ben 8eidluB oes Staots
rats, oenn Die Staot hdtte Die bride
fir $1,000 nibt erieben f0nneu uno
I aablt lieber $4,000 oa5u, UNI iie gu
bebalten.