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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
CUSTER PROCEEDINGS.
They Have Been Filled Against coun-
ty Attorney In Kansas.


Topeka, Dec. &c. c. Coleman, at
torney general, has filed in the supreme
court an amended petition in custer
proceedings against James S. Gibson.
county attorney for wyandotte coun-
ty. As in original petition, Mr.. Cole
man specifically charges Gibson with
violating his oath of office by permit
ting "joints" 10 run with his knowledge
and consent.
He alleges Gibson demanded and re-
ceived IS from each Joint" keeper In
the county as a bribe. These payments
he asserted, made immunity from ar
rest and prosecution. But I'm this
amended petition the attorney general
says even the brewers were taxed s.
for each saloon owned and operated by
then in the county and gamblers al
lowed TO run openly by paying slip
ulated sum of money TO Gibson quar-
terly. The amended petition goes much
further than the original I'm that II
gives a list OF "jointists" whom. it IS
alleged. paid Mr.. Gibson for immunity.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
RUSSIAN MUTINY
WAS CRUSHED
Great Load Has Been Lifted From
Heart of Witte.
SCHMIDT CAPTURED
Situation at st. Petersburg Thurs
day Is Described as Having
Character That Was Most
Decidedly Tense.

ST Petersburg, Dec. 1.-The official
dispatches announcing the decisive
crushing of the great mutiny at Sebas-
top and the capture of all the mutin-
GERS, including the fanatical commando
er, Lieutenant Schmidt, raised a great
load from the heart of Count Witte and
his associates. A protracted cabinet
meeting was held Thursday and long
and serious consideration was given to
an even greater problem-the general
strike Of the telegraph and postal en-
ployes, which has completely paralyzed
the interior communication of the en-
pire, and which, IL continued, will mean
the economic and Industrial death of
Russia.
Rumors were flying thick and fast
that Count White had decided to sacrifice
M. Durnovo. the acting minister of the
interior, whose action in discharging
the leaders of the employees who
brought on the strike is condemned. II
is believed, however, that NJ. Durnovo
will be given a final opportunity to
rectify his error.
According to telephone information
from Moscow the telegraphers there
approached Baron Miden, the project.
who promised to present a petition for
the complement of those who had
been discharged IL work was immedi-
ately recommended. The government.
perhaps. will accept this egress from its
difficulty in this regard
The interruption of telegraph com
munication with the interior is COM
plete and the Associated Press is able
to forward foreign dispatches only by
special arrangement.
The situation at st. Petersburg was
extremely tense Thursday. In the abb
sence of definite information from Sc
bastopol. the widest rumors were in
circulation in the city. The revolu-
tionists eagerly seized the opportunity
to spread reports that the mutineers
had bene completely victorious. They
worked especially on tn etroops, button
holing every soldier and sailor whom
they encountered In the streets.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
TWO PRocLAMATIoNs.
First Raises Ban, the Other Calls For
Rigid Enforcement.

Austin. Dec. 2.-Governor Lanhan
issued quarantine proclamation rails
ing the general quarantine against
ports south of rs degrees north lati-
tude, which was issued April 1. 1905
The another proclamation also provides
for rigid quarantine on and after
Dec. 1. 1905, against persons infected
or liable to be infected with smallpox
yellow fever, cholera typus fever OF
bubonic plague, either within or with
out Texas. and authorizes health Off
GERS of counties and towns therein to
establish local quarantine against such
persons. The proclamation also pro-
vldes that local authorities notify state
health officer at once of outbreak OF
any epidemic diseases.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02

ALL WERE FED.
Thore Was No Necessity For q Poor
Dinner at CHICAGO.

Dinner at Chicago.
Chicago, Dec. If any Chicsgoan
failed to feel the Thanksgiving spirit
It was not because OF his lack OF oppor-
tunity to get into touch with one OF
more celebration. Churches of every
denomination held special services.
numerous dinners were given TO those
>,wAo-were unable to provide their own
turkey and the usual accomplishments.
and in the hospitals. asylurns. homes
for the aged and orphans and the city
and county penal institutions celebra-
lions were held.
Jailer Whitman has made special
plans for entertaining the 900 prisoners
IN the county jail during the day. At
noon dinner OF turkey and chicken was
followed by vaudeville entertainment.
At the house of correction there was
no turkey. as the city could not af-
ford to buy the fowl for the 1900 pris-
oners. but the inmates be cheered with
an unusually elaborate. dinner. includ-
ing several kinds of dessert
In the John Worthy school the 4oS
boys Toasted on chicken. followed by
an abundance of fruit and cake.
At many of the orphan asylums and
homes for the aged. all rules and re-
strictions upon the actions of the in
mates in regard to their fellows were
suspended for the day. In all OF the
hospitals Thanksgiving was observed
by special dinner TO the attaches and
to all the patients who were able to
eat
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
coRBETT AND HANLoN.
For the Fourth Time They May Nee
in the Fistie Arena.


New York, Dec. 1.-Young Corbett. 81
is said. has been offered chance 10
fight Eddie Hanlon for a purse Of $4,000
in Los Angeles. by Morris Levy the
California fight promoter. and with his
brother VIII leave In the next few days
TO 20 in training on the coast. The
former light weight char ison receiv-
ed a telegram from Levy and immedi-
ately wired his acceptance of the OF
fer. The date has not yet been fixed
nor has the little fighter yet decided OF
a plac TO train. Corbett says he nevei
felt better. He has fought Hanlon
three times in San Francisco. The firsi
time the fight was declared a draw
the second time he knocked Hanlon out
and the third Hanlon got the decision
II did want 20 fight Abe Attell out
there" he said, "but evidently they
think match with Hanlon will draw
more. However. / may take on Attell.
Abe Atteli said he would go west &c
get fight 18th Young Corbett
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
ROYALTY ROASTED.
e. itish Prineesses Jeered and Hooted
by Social Democrats.

London. Dec. legged on by the
Social Democrats the unemployed mus
tered IN strong force around the Church
Army tents on the strand Wednesday
and ieered and hooted the Princess
Royal. Princess Louise. Duchess Of Fife
eldest daughter OF Edward. who per
'ormed the ceremony OF the opening Of
The tents. which were presented by the
king and endowed with $4,000 from
Queen AleNandra's fund TO house and
feed great numbers Of the unemployed
who are TO chop fire wood for this re-
lief Shouts ~ religious sweaters
and "curse your charity" greeted the
rincesses, and the crowds became 81
boisterous that a large number OF nlics
had TO be summoned TO dispense them
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
OKLAHOMA osTEoPATHs.
Or. J. A. Price of Perry Was Chosen
President Of Association.

Ponca City. Dec. 1.-The Oklahoma
Association of osteopathy closed its
annual convention here by electing the
following officers for the ensuing year:
DR.. ]. A. Price OF Perry. president; DR.
w. F. Fay Of Enid. vice president: DR.
Clara Mahaffey Of Oklahoma City. sec
rotary: Dr. Neva Triplett OF Enid
treasurer
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
SWALLOWED sTRYcHNINe.
When Discovered WestIins Was Stand
inc Beside Post.

Fort Worth. Dec. 2.-Robert West
ling. forty-three years old, killed him
self at 10 East Seventeenth street Fri
day morning by swallowing strychnine.
He took the poison in the street. When
discovered he was standing against a
post in dying condition. Family
troubles is the alleged cause. His wife
is at Amarillo. westling. who was a
Swede, came here three years ago from
Waco. UP to two weeks ago he was
m engine Waterman in the Santa Pc
yards. He was member of the Mac
oabees and Odd Fellows.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
Game Wardens to Confer.

Boise. Idaho. Dec. lon Dec. 8 a
conference OF game wardens OF Idaho.
Montana and Wyoming will be held at
Butte. They will discuss plans for the
creation of a vast game preserve in
Bitter Root mountains. embracing some
100000 acres TO be In charge Of the
United States government. In cOnnec-
ton with forest reserve. The warden
OF this state believes President Roose-
welt viii second a movement Of this
kind
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
Had 70 Be Carried OFF.

Burlington. Ia. Dec. I'm a game of
football at Keosauqua Joseph Lynch
and Thomas Trey of Burlington were
so severely hurt that they had to be
carried from the field. Lynch was cut
about the head. while Tracy's abdomen
was crushed.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
MET AT MONTGOMERY.
Alabama Division Of Southern Cotton
Association convenes at Capital.

Alabama Division Of Southern Cotton
Association convenes at Capital.
Montgomery, Ala. Dec. IA con-
vention OF the Alabama division OF the
Southern Cotton association was held
in Montgomery Wednesday. Harvle
Jordan. president OF tho association.
was present and delivered a speech.
Pledges were signed for holding 5000
bales for Is cents pound. and a cam
paign TO remove from the market all
cotton yet in the hands OF the growers
was started. Congressman Henry d.
Clayton OF the Third Alabma' district
addressed the cotton planters and in
weighed against speculation in futures
About 200 representative cotton grow
ers from all parts OF the state were
present
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
OTHER CONTESTS.
Football Games Were Much In Evil
denoe IN Tbanksnivipo Dav.

Football Games Were Much In Evil
denee on Thanksgiving Day.
At waco.-Texas Christian unive- .
sity. IL; Baylor. 0.
At axahachie.-Trinity university,
80: Austin college (of Sherman). o.
At Kansas City.-University of Kan
sas, "a: University Of Missouri. 0.
At Washington.-Carlisle Indians,
IS: Georgetown. o.
At Birmingham.-Univ of Ala
bama. 30: University Of Tennessee, 0.
At adelphia.-Pennsylva g.;
Carroll. 3.
At Chicaro.-Chioago. 9: Michigan. 0.
At oklahoma City.-Oklahoma. 90:
Lindsburg. Kan. o.
At Columbus. O.-University of In
diana, IL: Ohio State university, 0. A
riot came near being precipitated.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
SILVER GOING UP.
Highest Price For White Metal Since
December Of 1896.

New York. Dec. lit was definitely
learned that the $4,000 in gold en-
gagged for export was shipped to Mexi-
Go direct Besides this amount ar
rangements were made for the export
of $1,000. OOO additional. The gold goes
because OF the high price at which sill
yer Is selling. Silver sold Wednesday
at 65G. This is the highest price since
December 1896
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
CONCLUSION OF BRAIN.
Opposing Football Players Were Try
inq to Make an End Run.

Chicago. Dec. 2.-Another football
casualty has been added to the sea-
sons aggregate. Arthur S. Whitney.
right half back Of the Clyde team. a
local organization. sustained conclusion
of the brain and other internal injuries
Whitney was injured while one of the
opposing players was trying to make an
and rim
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
RAISING CHARGED.
Party Accused Says He Is Harry A.
Gaze Of El Paso.

Baltimore. Dec. Postal Inspector
Hooten arrested on the pavement Of
the postoffice a young man who says
he is Harry \. Gage OF FL Paso. Tex.
He Is held on a charge OF raising money
orders and il believed to be wanted by
the authorities IN Cincinnati. St Louis
Cleveland. Louisville. Harrisburg.
Washington and other cities.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
COTTON CONSUMED.
FIeeey Staple Burned Valued at Thirty
Five Thousand Dollars.

Shawnee. Okla. Dec. six hundred
bales Of cotton stored on a platform at
Kemah. a few miles north OF here.
caught fire. All but about twenty
three bales were consumed. The loss is
fully ass, 900.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
Market Square Building Burns.

By policy holders and pscs'.e- and
courage for a short time, It will not
only prevent loss. but enable this com
mittee to render the best service to the
greatest number"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
Cromwell In Charoe.

New York. Dec. Treasurer Crom-
well OF the Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany will be president temporarily.
President McCurdy's resignation hsv-
ing been accepted Wednesday.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
Spine Fractured.

: Bridgeport, Conn, Dec. a.-During
mass pla yin a game Of football Thurs
day. between local teams. Leo McNamy.
aged twenty-one. had his spine frac-
tured and is not expected to live.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
Skull Snlit.

Sullivan. Ind. Dec. Fright Half
Back Williams of the Owensville. Ind.
academy sustained fractured skull in
football game here Thursday. His
condition r. serious.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
Bonds Approved.

Austin. Dec 1.-The attorney gen
eral approved and comptroller register
ed $4,000 san Antonio Improvement
district No. bonds. being twenty for
ties bearing 8 per cent.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
UNIVERSITY WINS.
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Eleven Failed to Score.

Austin. Dec. AFTER a hard fought
contest. University of Texas defeated
agricultural and mechanical college
eleven II too. There was an immense
attendance. The grand stand was
packed and carriages were numerous.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
TeIegraphers Boast.

Moscow. Dec. 1.-Congress OF tel
egraphers boasts that II viii stop all
telegrs phic communication within for
ty-eight hours.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02

Prickly Ash Bitters can be depended
on to cure the kidneys, correct the
urine, strengthen the stomach and re-
lieye backache.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
Jews Participated.

Gainesville. Tex, Dec. Jewish
citizens Joined Christians in attending
Thanksgiving services.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
Joins In Survey.

ottawa. ont. Dec. THE dominion
government has Joined the Quebec gov
eminent in sending party TO survey
Hamilton river on the Lsbrado coast
This Is done for the purpose of.Sscer-
tanning IL timber has been cui~s<K ana.
dian territory under lease
foundland govermu
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02
MANY ExcoMMUNIcATEp.
Action Taken Against All Participating
In a Weddinu.

IN wedding.
Omaha. Dec. 2.-Rt. Rev. Bishop
Richa9 Scannell Of the Nebraska do
ceS/ r Roman Catholic church has
de communicated ipse facto all
100000. The turkeys came
Iom all directions. and they sold at all
sorts of prices from 1s to 80 cents a
pound.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02

Huff makes suits from sis to $50. If
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02

Have you seen Huff's big line oil
winter suitings? They are beauties.
Don't fail to see them. 1O-2s-tf
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-02

Try the Herald for good ~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-30
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

~ l. MAnley 81 Rutland ~as home
Tor Tea days The nrsi OF The sesk.
ZIP simonds Of Peru has been Ia
town for icu days on business.
Paul Powler 81 wIlllsmsiosn IL
sacndlng the holiday vacation NJ home.
Mr. and Mrs II c Reynolds are com
foriably located In their mes home on
Hicks street
Erocg L1gcne OF New York city
spent Christmas with his parents, Sir
aud Mrs J A Lugeie
& A Buckley of Ciar mont, n II,
spent a few days with his sister, Mrs
I II Dench. the fore part 81 tie week.
Mr. anj Mrs Miller and daughter
Sadie Of New Jersey are visiting Mrs
Miller's mother, Mre G II Baker NJ
+ G Blsckmer's.
quite q number OF cases Of measles
Ia the village. most OF them being
children. but Mrs Henry Hicks IL
quite sick nj the present time.
CLYDE Tay lor, son OF Mr. ADD Mrs s
[ ~ WV nus Of'H t0Hunta W
the house for the past nhe weeks with
kidney trouble. - again able 70 be
out.
Mrs u Caderet died at her home
Ia Barnumviile last week Thursday oil
pneumonia and was buried In Oh Cen.
ter cemetery Saturday. Rev J s
Brown ofiiciatcd.
The two and one half year old child
OF MIR and Mrs Henry Nido Is very Ill
with q complication OF whooping cough
and pneumonia and ct the present
time is In very weak condition.
Prof Z w Benedict, wife and child
Of warrensburg, N Y, spent q few
days with Mr. Benedict's sisters, Mrs
& Il Rowe and and Mrs c L Dench
and are now visiting In Salem, N Y.
The wind storm OF last week Thurs.
day did considerable damage 10 the
village. 10 blew in windows at the
laundry and J w fowler's barn and
at Alvin Pettibone's house and blew
down wcodshep at w Hicks.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-30
ARlIxSAN

Nrs George Howard returned home
Wednesday sssnins'
Ar and Me- ] J Risfon arc In Ben
ningion Tor fss days.
Miss 0rsiia Dunn Of North Adams
spent Christmas Ia to~n.
Miss Sara clsghorn spent ons dsy
Ia Manchester rooenuy,
A son .as bora Wednesday 10 Az
and Mrs hoesft shnnieton.
Ar congdon Of Nsw York IL 10
spend ass Years day 10 iosn.
Nrs Arthur 6hsphard 81 North iisn
nlIsson has besn sisilins 10 tosn,
Mr Nelson IL having his household
goods shipped 10 stanford. Com.
Mrs q A Adams .ho has hrsn 10
Ns.ars rcsarnsd home Wednesday
night =
Eli Laihrop Of Schenectady IL spsnd.
lac Mo holidays 9Th his mother, Mrs
Ma, Laihrop.
Mrs irylng oroul aud daughter Amy
80 NN~"a*F 80 = "HNfH - srf"@"fsfH'Hst
aud other osns.
AR aud Mrs y n csnhsld rho has.
bern Ia town have relurned 10 thelr
homo 10 bennington.
Mics Dorothy canhsld Of New YORK
ana Mr Fisher of iionn ylsania arc
visiting Al Tho brick house.
Arthur A Cook Of Clsseland Who
has been visiting nj OK Adams' iefi
Thursday morning Tor Proctor.
Miss iislsn Russell Who has been
Speeding her vacation with Mas
Maode Adams returned 10 her hons
Thursday.
Mr. aud Nrs Mcllcs Of llrookiine,
Mass, cane Wednesday 10 uocapy
''Thr Bungslos" until after New
Years day.
Miss Gertrude sheppard sho l. NJ.
leading Tho Brldgrssier Normal school
has becn visiting her grandmother Mrs
Julia Sheppard.
Thcrr IL Ia h. = New Years bell
given Monday eycnlng 10 tho opera
house by The Jolly Nine" All arr
cordially lEylisd.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-30
MANCHESTER CENTER.

Mrs Hard OF Arlington is in town
FOR few days.
Eddie Shaw OF North Adams Is home
for few days.
Faith Linsey OF the TEA is home
for few days.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Hicks received a
Christmas gift Of beautiful boy.
Miss Lena Dupois will take the white
veil in convent in Burlington Tues
day.
Miss Edith Barrett, who Is teaching
In Rhode Island is home for few
days.
Larmer Squires and Miss Flora
Harris were married Wednesday eve.
ning.
Mrs Percy Gilmare, who has been
In. New York several weeks, has re-
turned.
Miss Maud Fisher, who was home
Christmas, has returned to North
Bennington.
Mrs H N shaw is very iii with
pm, umonia, two trained nui ses are
caring for her.
James Scott of Bridgeport, Corn I,
has been In towu for few days call
ing on friends.
Mrs John Moffat has gone to Man
chester to spend the winter with her
nephew, Arthur Moffat.
Twelve couple attended the dance
given by the young people last evening
In the Union opera house.
Prof Eyera Benedict OF Warrenburg
N H., was recent guest OF his sisters
MRS G Rowe and Mrs Chas Dench.
1t is expected that several from the
Grange will attend the installation
service of the Grange at Bennington
Tuesday evening and meet the Cover
nor.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-30
NORTH BENNINGTON

Rev a s Davis has been in Troy a
portion of the week.
Mrs Henry Roster is visiting rela-
tives in Bennington.
Mrs Frank Ripley is quite III at her
home on Church street.
Miss Lillian Strong ofWest Airing
ton is the guest of friends in town.
Mrs G Wright is spending part
of the school vacation out oftown.
A w Hawks is in Troy today attend
ing the funeral of his brother-ip-law,
the late John H huntington.
Mrs Francis Frazier and three chill
dren OF yroy are the guests of her
parents III the North Bennington hotel
for the hold -
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-30
TO RENT
FOR SALE

I osf-A anal nsrliars - rs,i brsds -
- taesn dag street aed osiaficc. firdef
al ~ 70 sSr1ed y ihsy ni'i leave safns A the
Hammer Gree.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-28

- Wan lbreibt aus Berlin /: Die
Observation-Disclosures Sanaerin i'm Bais
iaae.T heater bat i'm Meibe Der Wuns
oertinoer einen &onturrenten Gefun.
ben, Der ibren Nltersretoro um zines
nDuen Sabres Gdnge aeiblagen bat.
Ser Wunoertnabe beiBt grpin &teb;
feline Wunoeribaft lie9t ieopb nidt
in oer Wahtipbare Der Ntuien, fie
begniigt iib nielmebr init Der Ghreib.
maihine. 9ier alIeroines leiftet fie
geraoeau @rftaunlibes. Der fleire
grmin. Der feline &unit bereitmiQig
ieoem 5eiat, beberribt nit ieinen 81
Sabren oas tleine uno gr0Be Mlpbas
bet, fdmtlibe Rifern unb bic gebrduhs
item Snterpunttions5eihen punitans
big /; gibt man linn elm Sbrifftid,
3. U. einen Brief, 10 ihreibt er i'm
feblerl0s init Der Shreibmaifine
ab. biftiert man ibm. 70 perlanat ec
freilih. oaB inn ibpieriaere Mprte
nDrbubftabiert meroen. aber oanrl
ibldgt er init p~0Qtommener Cider
belt Die rthtiaen Eaten an. Seine
tleinen Singer meiitern bic 1aftatur
Der Sbreibmaihine nit folder Ser.
tiateit, baB er fir ettua so Buhftas
ben r,ur orei Winuten Mrbeitsseit
n6tie bat. Gnh nit ben peridieoes
men observation-disclosures tpiro er lhneu
Fertia. 8ar.9of. goft, lbler unb
uie Die Spiteme ALE beiBen mDgeu
- &c peiB iie ALE gu hanobaben unb
erfennt i'm umieben lire gieentiim.
li6feiten. lelbft bann, tpenri iie ibm
fremo waren. Dabei lift grmin &ieb
elm f0rperlib poItommen normal
entwidelteS &ino +; feline 2eioenibaft
fir bic SHreibmaihine. bic iih ihOn
felt etua Sabresfrift bemertbar mad.
te, uno bic BON ben Gltern peraebens
einauodmmen periudt purbe, bat
bisber teine nahteilleen 6olaen fir
feline @eiunobeit aebabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-28
Ntdt r%oiteuoes 9rabte0 eae6t,
ae6lte Senlters uno 9ir Screens.
8pei @agenlaoungen .empfangen.
80. StebeS & Guns.

- Bei Der Observation-Disclosures
Der Staot gbarlottenbura erwdbnte
Staotibulrat 9eufert in ieiner 5eit'
reoe cine ionft unbetannte Tatiahe:
&Dnig Sriebrih l., Der @rinoer Der
Staot, iibernabm ielbit-mas mol
einsie in Der preuBilhen @eihibte
baftebt-oie Wiroe zines @bren.
Biireermeiiters unb iibertrua oas
Wmt oes reaierenoen 8~irgermeifterS
benz &ronprtnsen (6rieori9 Wtlhelm
IL, Dem nod elm Bruoer oes &DnigS
uno Die beioen b6hiten Staatsbeam-
ten. Der Winifterpraiioent unb Der
Selbmaribaa beiaeieIt naren. Ils
Biirgermeiiter luo Der &rDnprins bel
ieiner 9oh5eit zines 2ages feline Sd.
fte AUDI ing MatbauS elm, po er fie
nit Shinfeu uno apbl une ionitie
ger burgerliher Scott bemirtete, mabs
reno feline militdriih oraanifierten
Burger Die gbrenmabe biloeten uno
au; 9afel aufipielten. Sci oieier
@eleeenbeit muroe Der Staot bic
Biiraerfabne nit benz 5taotnappen
perlieben. Sin aetreues Nbbilo oie'
fer 6abne banst i'm Seitiaal oes
reuert &atbauieS. Nber aud amt
lihe Sanolunaen bes firitlihen Bir<
sermeiiters itno urfunblib nabau'
tpeifen. 90 bat er 3. g., AUDI oas
Mmt zines .Staotihulrats" ni6t
neribmdbeno, bic Shulangeleaenbei'
ten eeregelt uno ben eriten ftdotiihen
Qehrer betteut.