davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-14
Gmer9ti6es &orgebem.
Die fsisen @iIi3'O iFsiere BON Sta
tesbOru, 6a., por Elm Grtsgsgeridt.


fesborD, 6a., Dor Elm Grtegsgeriht.
NtIanta a, 60, IL. Sept. 8ou=
berreur Serrel emping ben 8eri6t beg
Statesboro ELECTROMAGNETIC uno
befabl trieesrs6tli6e proseifiruns oOn
@apitdn Sit9, 2ieut. Mea, 2ieut.
@riner unb 2ieut. Gone. 2ieut. Mcs
SntDre III burd ben 8eridt entlatet.
Sie 8erbanolungen finoen am 20.
Sept. au Sabannab ftatt.
@tIbe S9ieberei.
5 adOnbiIIe, 6la., Is.
Sept. Nuf einem grcuriiOnssuq puroe
bel einem Streite spiiden WeiBen s.
Suncan set6otet unb isin 8ruoer Mar=
idal gefdbrli6 berlebt. Gin nidt be-
tbsilister Neger uurOe glei9fals ers
fdofen unb Der @ater Der Suncans
Diermal seidofen.
Sraurige 8 ransport
New Yort, Is. Sept. Die
9ei9e bon 8. g. @beftnut aug Su+
oiana, Der in southampton balo mad
Der 2anbuns bes Sampfers &ronprina
Wilbelm Der S9minbiu9t erlag, fam
beute in ge9leiiuns Der @ittme auf
benz @roBen 9urfiirf an. Die 2eihe
wiro our SsitattunS mad benz Weiten
bef6rbert.
& Il B 3 a bn=ueberalI II.
Ses WOines, 3d., Is. Sept.
Stint 8anbiter iiberfielen beute firth
bel Muscatine, 3d., einen @od Sslanb
pahasiersus; Der @eloi9rant wuroe
9eipren9t, bod io0en bic @duber feitt
@elo erbeutet baben.
Srei Sonber3ise, barunter elmer nit
einem GufgebOt bon geamten, fubren
fOfort nod benz S4auplaB uno gerit=
tsne nit Blutbunben fu6en bic @egenb
nod allen &i9tunsen ab.
Ser lleberfaI ipielte fid Bel einem
plabe, ber als Wbistep 6oIop betannt
1T. ab. etpa 6 Meilen BON Muscatine.
Ser 3ug 1T elm Sur9sebsnber Chicago.
&anfas @itp 3us uno oas Nttentat ge=
idah an elmer iharfen Gurbe, on benz
glei9en Orte, no bic @bicagOsr v@ar
Barn" =ganbiten Dor 2 Sabren einen
dbnli9en l1ebsrfal betperfffeaigten.
Oils Der 9ofomotibiibrer an bic
gieguns fam, iab er cine rotbe 2a-
terns unb bra9te iofort ben 3us gum
6alten, ben bierauf bic ) ganbiten be-
tiesen. CUR gini9h9tsruns Der
Yafa9iere saben bic &duber cine Nn=
sabl S9hKe ab.
Na&oem Der grprebbote gum Oefnsn
oes @rpreBmasens genOtbigt uno Der
@eloi4rant nit Spuamit geiprengt
mar, 3pangen bic &duber bic Mann=
ihaft Der 2OtOmOtipe nod ben pafas
~siertoagen gu geben. sic toppeIten
bic Waf9ine log unb fubren tuefli9
babon, bic 2ofomotipe na9ber auf benz
@eleiie fsben laRenb.
@bica9o, Is. Sept. &od So
lamb 8abn uno bic II. g. grprebseiel-
i9aften iebten fur @rgreifung zines
Der &duber gemeiniam cine 8~eIobnung
bon $1,000 aug.
9 abn=u naII.
ncinnati, Is. Sept. Der
WonOn=grprebaua mad @bicago fieB
beute bel GLENDALE nit einem Gra9t3ug
suiammen. Gin 2ofomotibfibrer fam
um's 2eben, Elm 9ei;er 1T tOotli9 ber=
lebt, unteoeutenoen S9aben nabmen
einiae pafa9iere. geibe 2ptomotipen
uno einige @aaen fino aertriimmert.
81 B nj b.
@btea9o, 13. Sept. s.. Pat'
terion, Elm S~abatbdnbler, tpurbe Ha4ta
our9 2 Wdnner in rduberif9er Nbfidi
ermorbet. Sie &duber erbeuteten elmo
$500 unb enttamen.
NeuereoIomb. @pnfuI.
% n q n, Is. Sept. Sn
Der perion bes eolomb. @eneraI.@on
ful in SEEM Sort bat fi9 elm We9iel
DOI3Ogen, beRen 8runb benz Staats=
Separtement ni9t betannt if. 8. 6.
Nonino mt 6errn Nr;oorA Nsr feii
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Nn bas Yublitnnl.

Die 5reie Brefie" bat lber 400
etablirte agenturen i'm State, miro
an iiber 700 Hoftofficenperianot uuo
bat eine groRe 8erbreitune in Der
gea6bars &epublif Merito. i'm Snbias
ner=9erritorium uno OtlabDma.
SIR girtulatiuns=@ @ebiet in Teras
erftredt fi6 pon @alueitDn bis binaui
na6 Denlion, oDn Maribau i'm Often
biz nad 81 ,Balo in: fernsn @eifen:
es i6lieBt ielbitueritdnblib nit be-
iDnoerS 5ablreiben 2eIern oaS oiht-
befieoelte WtittelsIeras uno ben Siioe
neiten elm.
3tnei Oaeiienbe iino beltanoia,
iabrein, iabraus inn Snterefie oes
glattes untermeas uno filbren benz.
ielben i'm Gerein nit unleren riibris
gen 2ofal Iaenten fertpabreno
neue 2eier au.
Sn Slnbetrabt oieier 9batiahen 1T
Die rSreie Preife", NO es iib oarum
banoelt, Die oeutibe gep0lteruna su
errei1en, oas bette Glmseige Mse,
blum M Gtaate 9eras.
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Votationen in Seras geluiinidt.

Die sSriscosSpltem 2auos Smmi,
aratiOnS NiiociattDn lentt bereits
lbren 9eil Der ginpanoerunq mad
2eras.
DreibunoertunofiinfSig Gaenten
oieier Niiociation oDm Often uno
gt0roen baben iDeben cine 9our ourd]
Teras beenoet uno iicb nab ben 6ilfss
quellen oeS Staates &c. erfunoiQt,
um bic 9atiaben ben Seilnltdtteius
bern Der dlteren Staaten better p0rz
fiibren 5u tDnnen.
Dieie Gifociation ift Die mirfz
iatnite, Die eS giebt; iie bat Meenten
in ben 9an5en Ser. Staaten. 8ollt
Sbr Guer gieentum. auf Dem 2anoe
ooer in Der Staot, pertauien, tulnIdt
Sbr 8apital fiir sSabriten ooer
iraeno cine Snouftrie, idreibt an
st. 9. 9emDn, Sefretdr oes Sms
rltarati0n8 Bureaus, Dept. 81.
SriscO @ebduoe, ct. 2ouis, Mo.
9. u. 6uebes,
9eneralzs zssmntiarationssNa
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of tn" "FRE1E
PREssE FUER Texas has po-
sltively the largest circulation
OF all German papers published
IN the State Of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course manly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two havenng men and our
very active local agents are con.
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
tlslng medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
-
reach the German reading po-
pulation
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5iir $500 nad 9entthlauo.

9entib arneritanii9e 8eitunaeu
tueroen i'm altet Baterlano nit arD.
Benl Sntereiie aeleien, neil lie fih
frei auslpre6en unb bdufiQ BON oriis
ben mebr 0euieteiten uno @ahrid.
ten bringen. als Die oeutIden Bel.
tungen ielblt. Die r5reie Breiie fiir
9eras" ift oriiben iiberalI, tpobin lie
gelanot tpiro, elm iebr germ gelebener
Sait uno fam ii6 riibmen, Slners
tennung uno 8iiroieung gu finoen,
tpie aus aablrei6en 8riefen an uns.
iotpie on Oieienigen, tpel9e oas 8latt
an ibre Werwonoten lbiden, berpnr.
3ebt. User oaber leinen 8ertuanoteu
nno 5reunoen cine Jreuoe ertueiien.
tbnen Elm miqtommenes @eident
MAIDEN mill, Der beitelle fiir Iie bic
nSreie Brefie fir geras". Das Sns
tereile fiir 9eraS, tpie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno bic @eaenb, NOD bic
Wertpanoten ruobnen, 1T in Deutfch.
LAMB iebr lebbaft uno es 1T unmDos
li9, in Briuatbriefen cine 10 ariin6s
li6e Iuffldrune uue 8eIbreibuna
oes fremoen 2anbes gu eeben, tuie
oieS bic n6reie Nrehe" allm5hent.
ltb tbut. Sir ben 9eringen Breis
Don $3 perienoen mir pDrtDFrei unIer
rei6baltigeS @D6enblatt auf elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Goreiie i'm @uslanoe.
Die sFrete @reife fiir 1eras pabl.
Gombanh.
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6reie Reiie uad) ct. gonis unO

lin ben Beiu9ern Der 8eltaus.
iteunna enteeaenaufommen, miro Die
w. Sc. & &. -8abn (Tbe &atD) einen
neuen Sbnell5ug spilhen @alues
iton uno San NntDnio uno ct.
GouiS einleaen uno Die erite Berlon,
Die einen gtamen fir oieien neuen
8ug einlenoet, Der angenommen
tperoen miro, erbdlt elm sSrei-Tidet
BON irgeno elmer Station in 9eros
nadl ct. Souls uno suriid p6breno
Der Nusitellun9. Die folaenben 8e=
oingungen iino 5u beobahten: Der
Wame muB neu uno prigineIl uno
fura uno oerftdnbli6 lein. @lle Wtits
teilunaen in 8esua bierauf 1ino su
ribten an Us. 6. Gru5h.
IS. 3 boz SEQ. 620 3.
Dallas, 3eraS.
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abisre ale Setlfitnssfer.

Die Gbtere tptffen NIT ben Setltrdf=
ten Der Notur auberorbentli9 gut BE-
f1etb, MeHn Der 96r aus ieinem Win=
tst19iaf srtua4t, ntmmt er aunddft .in
abfabrenbfs Moos au iich, um ii6 Mae
gen unb Gebdrne gu reilnigen. cseber
3unbefennsr tpeib, bab 6unbe auf bem
lanbs fid pobl.r fiiblsn, als In Der
Stabt. Nuf bem 2anbs fann eben Der
9unb, fobalb er ii9 nt9t tpobl fublt,
@ras unb arduter nat9 9elieben frefS
fen. Gin BON elmer Rreu5otter aebtfTe.
iler Sunb begab ft9 unber5iiglt9 mad
elmer 0uelle, bielt bort fstnen gebifTenen
Gub "a 6tunben einsetau9t unb mar
asrettet. Gtnen merttpiirbieen syau ers
sdbIte iiir5li6 Elm Sdser in Der uyteu.
neqmmer Sdger>3eituns";; ,9a td bte
ldttgen Grautraben f9on I'm Winter
NIT phDspborpillen perstftst bate, pers
fu9te td In Der 8rut5eit bie Wletbob,
n1ittelit NIT pbospborslpasrin peratfs
tsten GIetf4es in balben, ausgeIeaten
0ieri4alen unb er5ielts NIT 1e Giern s
3rdben. Geitftslen tonnts i9, baB bie
eter idmmtli9 BON ardben aufsenoms
men unb tn einem JoQ mad einsm In
Der yfdhe selesensn Neft esi9leppt pors
ben iparen. Gin ettpa 300 g)arbs bon
Der 4ufnabmeitelle ftsbsnber, NIT See,
ren bebansener Gbereidenbaum ipurb,
bon ben &rdben f0rmlt9 bslagert, unb
ote Beersn tpurben sierig gefreTen,
BeIm 9erannaben erboben Ii@ bic
Rrdbsn nit taumelnbem sSluse, um
f9on duf benz ndditen Baum tpieber
auf5ubafen. Inter benz Baum mar In
qrober Menge biinnfliiiiiges, grimes
Gsf4meib gu finbsn. Offenbar purs
ben bic 8esren aIs Gssensift ssnom.
men
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4onitamotse atutraun,una.

Wenn man gtnas tut. tnuB man
es aud eriinolih tun! Bon allen
Solben, nDn oenen Sic iemals etuas
gebOrt baben, 1T 8udlen's Nrnica
Salbe unftreitia Die bette. Sic BELT
erGnolib ale grano<, 0uetIhs uno
Sbnittmunoen, Nusi6ldge uno
Shmdren, fOmie 6dmorrboioeu.
Sour 25 Gents uno o6lliee @enua.
tuung miro garantiert ourcb &.
8alteper & Sobn uno Noolpb DreiB,
NpDtbeter.
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0rmmNeiaemtams uebertraaunaeu

Charles M. 8lpbenbursb an Sohn 30.
Battins, @run6ftld in Der @aits sgnb.@o.
6ittpn; $55 u. u.
@uauft Gnbin il. unb sSrau an Die
Sen Gntonio 8retuins Gfi'n., @runbnIfe
an Der 81 8aios, Der WarI6alle un6 Der
WtonterepsS sStraBe; So, 1853. IL.
Nnnie nnb Bias &ulatpif an 8m. Sd.
brotu0lsfi, @runeftiid an Der 8bomiuo-
uno Maata9oroa=StraBe; 81 800.
Spieph Roiub on 8erar GDuntp, 9auo
ftr bic Observation-Disclosures; 500.
Strginia uno 5p. @ifIum an Sp. &bei.
ner, @runoftiif an Der gallaaban -Noes
nue.; So, $50.
Ben eoOties an aus. @us, l43 ader
2ano; So, 156.
: Manuel auna an aDuis gsaufe. 100
Nder 2an6; $57l.
s: 3. CALLAHAN unb Soe 8entner an
6. W. Bereioa, @rnnofttid in Der aen<
tuooo NboitiDn; 800.
Oieielben an 81. e. Sin, @runoItld in
oer sfentuD0o Nboition; $27.
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2u perfaufen.

Inter b0bft aiinitieen geoinaune
gen, penn DfDrt. Die @alpes
iton Boit" fir $500 baar. Cine
ausaeseidnete @elegenheit fir einen
oeutlben GeBer ooer 8eitungsmann.
Wian aoreifire: @b. $. 6Hmlnel, 3O2
IL. uno Wehanic'5 '5traBe, @atpeiton,
9prna
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Saslide Suurilten Sdlafuaaen

na6 @alifQrnien. ebenID uaG ct.
Gouis oia Ieras Il Bacific 8abu
obne We6lel. Sbreibt on irqeno
einen Tidet Iaenten peaen oieIes
l,euen DieniteS 0oer an 6. IS. Eur,
tler, 9enerals Baiiagier'Gaent, Dals
las, Teras.
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Die 9eber tit idlieslid, bod, ,,93ps",

Sc mebr Die @iienidaft BON Der fiinlt-
lifen unb cDmpliciertan Satiafeit 6er Sc.
Der un6 .ibrem tuunberbaren giniluB auI
geroauune. grnahrune uub Gusi9eis
onn9 fennen lernt, um 10 bereittuilIi9er
1T bic sSilienihaft, bas iuunberbare 8Dr-
hertuifien nno bic me6iciniihe @el6id-
ltbfeit iener 9uten alten ODctDren, Der
Mbnebe oes II. Sabrbun6erts, an5uer~
fenrten. Sdtten iie bic 8bbiioloaie Der
Weber 10 gut gefannt tuie mir, 10 bdtten
iie tein beferes Mittel, bas 8lut au rel.
ni9en nno oas Spftem 5u reeulieren, err
Gnoen f6nnen, nls bas, tuas beute als
ct. Bernaro's &rduterpillen befonnt lit.
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glab GuerO, gDatum, 6ouitDn unb @al.
s3neft0n, td9ltb. 300 8orm.
nn6 9.45 Mbenbs.
yia9 Corpus @briiti, 9iDfpert uno Bee
oille ta9lib ..............2.15 gea1n.
Nab 86rne mnb &errbille, tdglieb.
................... 1926 Born.
Racb Borne uno 6errnille, Samsta9s 3. As
9tachm. Gnfunft Montaes $50 Nbenbs
Nnfunft.
Bon guerD, goatum, GDuton unb Sal.
nelton, td9ltcb ..........7.45 Morgens
uno $50 Mbenos.
Ben G0rpn8 Gbrifti, ROdport unb 8ee<
billie tdglidb. 1876 geahm.
Son Bbrne nno 8erroille. ta9lib.....
.................... NbenoS.
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$500 8elubnuna fir irgeno Sc
t1ano. Der cine beiiere uno 0pQItan.
oIgere GuSmabl BON Screens uno
8oroertilren nennen fam, ats Iie bel
y D. Steoes & Sons su fin.
ben iIt.
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w. 6. & Z. Sabm.
VI bfa 3 rt.

U b brt.
@ab @acO, Sort @ortb, Dallas, aanios
gitp, ct. 2onis uub Chicago, tdsli6,
(Sunfet SepDt) 80 Mbenes.
Gocalsug bia Smitbbtlle ....7.50 8Drm
Wntunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. qouis, &an5as gitp,
Dallas, Sort 8orth unb @aco, taalib
(Sustiet Depot so Moraens,
9ocal8uq pia Smithpille. -. 9.25 4benos
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@alf gbDre 8abu.
" bfab E I {.

Nb brt.
@ah 2eoernia, Sutberlanb Sprinqs,
StDdea'e, taglth, ......... 800 Born.
Mnfunft.
Bon StDdbale, Sutberlano Springs uu6
9auernia. tdolich. ....... 2:30 Nachm.
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gmpfinounsen perglet9en, bamit Du
Dir einen 8egriff bappn MAIDEN
tannit? 8i9tig ieBt bab' ids: Ws
i'd mid gum eriten MaGe auf Der Mnaz
tomte befanb. pdbrenb man ben 2eids
nam etnes iungen Nlannes feairte unb
i'd feline f9male blduliGe 6anb einen
Nusenblid in Der msirieen bielt-Du
tennit mid, on f4pd9li9sr Gmpfinos
famfett babe i4 nismaIs gelttten, unb
na9bem i'd ieitber bic 2et6en bem
Dubenb mad unter meinem Meiier aee
habt, fam i'd mein bamatiges @efiibl
iiberbaupt ni9t mebr besreifen-in iez
mem Gusenblid aber mar es mir, ais
ob bic &dlte ber Sobtenbanb in meine
Noern brtnge; a9t Sage lang glaubte
tf tie gu fpiiren. ltnb 6eute gtng es
mir gerabe 10, penn aud In enteeoens
gefeBter Weife: Elm frernber maqnettz
fher Strom bur9flutbste mid, alIetn
es mar niat Der G9auer bes Sobes,
lonbsrn bes beiBsn. pulfrenben aes
bens.
uWdbrenb Id nod unter bem 8anne
6tefes 9efiibls itanb, fubr fie NIT lei
fsr tperbenber Stimme fort: ,Selten
nur ntmmt eine Operation in biefem
hoben 9llter eiue giinittse Menbuua.
Retn Uteni9 piirbe iid punbern, tpenn
-Our3 etnen 3ufall- llns alien pdrs
hrnn nehnlfen
(fSortiebuna folat)
= Dte italienilcbe uno otter.
reihiihe Reaierung linb binfibt.
lib Der Daltan Nffdre su eis
mem @inperftdnonis aelanat, ourh
tpelbeS Der Status quo Der 8als
tan : Saaten gefidert mirb. in.
oen beioe Wabte fih perbiirQen,
feine territOriale 8eiebung su unters
nebmen. sserner 1ino Die Qenannten
Wtabte beaiiglib Der Woous Der 8u-
teilung Der in @entdBbeit Der ruIfi{h.
6iterreihiihen 8efurmplaneS treiere
ten internationalen @enoarmie an
Die Deribieoenen maaeooniihen 0i.
laiets gu einem gineernebnten oe<
lan9t. Der italieniihen @enoarnes
rie wiro Die 8eiebuna oes Gilaiets
Wionaitir 5ugeuieien. Die Giqna-
tarsWdbte oes Berliner gertrages
fino pDn oem 0iterreibiidl italieni=
ihen uebereintomnen in Genntnis
geieBt pDroen, oas als cine mirts
iatne Gemeour geeen bic etuieen
Balfans Wirren mie auh als Mittel
anr Befeitiaun9 Der W0alibfeit, oaB
oieielben als 8ertseu9e sur unters
itiibung zines maseooniiben Nufs
ltanoes i'm Sriibiabr uermenoet per>
ben. eradtet tpiro.
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- Das Budget Ger meritaniIben
Gegleruna fiir oas laufenoe Sabr lit
auf $79, 49, ,098 neraniblaet tporoen.
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Sputbertt Yacific 8abm.
esf Z LA

Nbfahrt.
Nacb Stem Orleans, Souitpn uno Sol.
oefon tGgltcb 40 Born.
uno 900 Mbenbs.
0adb @a9le 8aB, 81 8alo. galifDrnien
uno WteEttD ............. 800 Born.
Nnfunft.
Won Netp Orleans, SouitDn un6 Sal.
oelton t69lih. h...........7,4 40 Moraens
nno 600 Nabm. m....................
Bon 81 BaiO, galifornten unb Merito
..................... 800 MbenbS.
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Gifeababn TaDr=Ylan.
S. Il o. u. 8abn.
~ I6fo

&ab allen Norb<9erase e&untteu ........
.................... 100 Born,
gtoh ct. Souls, Wempbis unb oem
Often. .12.40 Mittaqs.
gta6 NDrb<Seros, Santa Sc unb 5risco~
Bnnften. n.................8.0 500 Mben6S.
9sacb ct. Souls, g8aeo uno benz Often
................... Is Nbenos.
Nah 2are60 uno Merico. :. :. 900 &orm
Nnfuntt.
Bon nSt. 2ouis unb oem Often. Z. 80 8orru.
GDn IbrbeSeras, Santa Sc unb 6riscD.
ApNNttSN o. III SSUlltIs
Bon loealen 8untten ......7. 40 Qbenbs
8Dn ct. 3onis uno benz Often. g. 10 Gbbs.
Son 9areo0 uno Merito. -. u. 80 gtahm.
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"a 9rintt 9tlamp Tlalbenbier,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-07

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The Newark journal., 1904-10-28

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The Newark journal., 1904-10-28
SLANDERING THE SOUTH.

The biggest lie that The Journal eyer remembers hearing in the fewest words is the following from an editorial in the State Republi- can:
 In the South the right to hold any opinion other than Democrat ic is denied. Republicans are not officially granted the right to ex- ist, and are told that they had better get out of the South. ;
 We challenge this vile and dirty slanderer to mention even one in stance where any man, either black or white, was ever officially told to get out of the South be- cause he was a Republican. The people of the South have never refused to grant any man the right to his political belief. The fact that there is today more Republl- cans holding office in Arkansas than ever before in 20 years IS positive proof that the people In this section of the South have no prejudice against man becaase of his belief in the principles of the Republican party. And wh t is true of Arkansas in this respec, is true of any other state in the South.
 The vote given the Republican candidate for governor of Arkan- sas in the recent state election is another refutation of this vile slander. The vote cast for the Republican gaberhatorial candl- date was the largest polled by any Republican candidate in years, many Democrats voting for him, and vet we are told that Repub- lieans are not granted the right to exist i'll the South.
 But why argue the case! EV- erybody, except few swell-head- ed aristocrats in Boston, knows the statement is absolutely false and that no such conditions exist only within the dark recesses Of the shriveled and warty piece oi donkey flesh that surrounds few simlin-pu5s on the upper end oi
The Newark journal., 1904-10-28
e biped who penned the editori-

the biped who penned the editori- al referred to.
 When old Satan starts out in search of the greatest liar on earth he can save himself great deal of unnecessary travel and worry by going straight to the State Re publican office; and we have an idea that the old gentleman can readily recognize him by the smallness of his head, which, if his editorials are any indication of his broadmindedness, k so small that both eyes are ia the same socket
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guilt was clear. There was not a doubt of the degree. Your own testimony made out the case if there had been no more. You mercilessly shot down brave of ficer and good man in the dis charge of his official duty ,wilfully, maliciously and with deliberation and reconciliation. You had fair and impartial trial. You broke the law of God. You broke the law of man. For this you must die. Die, ignominiously and on the seaffold.
 Hope by you for your life in this world is about at an end. You are about to make q leap in the dark. In few short weeks you must pass from this earth to the great beyond, there to settle be- fore the Great Judge. What His sentence will be is not for me to say. 1 commend you to His mer- cy. Put no longer, trust in earth ly things, but plead with Him who forgave the dying thief on the cross. Make Vour calling and election Sure. 7
 Now if you have anything to say, or do you know any lawful reason why sentence should not be pronounced against you according to law
 l hear nothing.
 It is the sentence and judgment of this court that you, Robert Crosby, on Friday, November p, 1904, between sun rise and sun set Ill a place so prepared that you may be free from the public gaze, Tn the presence of not more than p persons, within two miles ot the court house, be taken by the sheriff of Independence county and there hanged by the neck until you are dead, dead, dead, and may the Lord have mercy on your soul!
The Newark journal., 1904-10-28
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITErlS.

The next meeting of the l GO. F grand lodge will be held ut Fayetteville.
 G, G. Rutledge, formerly cit izen of this county, but for the past few pears resident of Texas. has wound up his affairs out there and is now on his way back to Arkansas. He is expected to ar rive in few days.
 According to table prepared by the department of education there has been within the past two years an increase of about S137,- 900 in the revenues expended for the support of the common schools as shown by the reports of the county treasurers. The amount expended by Independence county is S2S, 900.
 The Magness Mercantile Com pany are now ready for business at their new store near the Gap, " and have q full line of dry goods, groceries, shoes, hats, mems and ladies hats, etc., and cordially in yite the public to call and exam inc their goods and prices. John X. Gibson will have charge of the business and will take pleasure in showing you goods and quoting prices. They will also have a full line of Christmas goods in q short time.
The Newark journal., 1904-10-28
SHYLOCk

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 c', Tor nearly thirty years oeotts Emulsion has been the great giver of human flesh.
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It is said that Bryan has saved the Democratic party 10000 votes in Indiana among men who would have voted for Watson or Debs had not the eloquent Nebraskan gone over in that state on his re- cent campaign tour. He has done effective work in other states, al- so, and if the Democrats win in the coming election the victory will be largely due to Bryan's ear nest support of the ticket.
The Newark journal., 1904-10-28
CROSBY GIVEN THE
 EXTREME PENALTY
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THE DAY OF ENEcUTION.

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 THE DAY OF EXECUTION.
 Crosby was brought into the court room Monday morning about 9 clock and sentenced pas sed on him. Friday November D, was set as the day of his exc cution.
 The prisoner was on.anded to stand un. He arose stood moJioale before the H. the following seutanee va passed:
 Robert Crosby: You nave been indicted by he grand a#af# #t5fs col4ts charged piga f. of murder m Che fi=t 4ree-of murdering Jeff. D Morgan the sheriff of this county. Yeu rep resented that you had TO means to employ counsel and the court ap- pointed counsel for you He made an able and earnest defense for You. On your plea of not guilty" Jury was carefully selected. and the witnesses were heard, the ease was argued by the prosecuting at- torney and by your own counsel. The court gave the jury the law. The jury after carefully consider Ing the case found you guilty of murder n in the first degree. You hled a motion for a new trial which was denied. The evidence of your