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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
BUTTER DYED WITH COAL TAR. Petroleum Product Used to Color Butt
 fer Sold fa GaYernmeuf.

Washington, Oct. 16.-That samples of butter submitted as portions of a large quantity supplied to the League Island navy yard at Philadelphia prove to be colored with coal tar dye is the substance of a report : which Chief Chemist Wiley of the Department of Agriculture will submit to Secretary Wilson.
 Specimens was recently taken for analysis from the navy yard hospitals Kitchens and barracks, from the United States receiving ship Lancaster and other navy chaft by representatives oi the Pennsylvania Dairy and Food Com. mission, who are said to have obtained similar samples from the men who sold the product. Secretary Wilson will refer the report to President Roose- welt, who will in all probability call the attention of the Department ot Justice to the matter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
Boy Grows so Fat He Dies.

PhiIadeIphIa Press.
 Growing so rapidly that his stomach was unable to assimilate enough food Berthold Weinhagen, Jr., Milwaukee boy, is dead fin Denver. With his parents and sister, the boy was on his way to New Zealand, where it was hoped he would improve his health. His case has puzzled number of phy- sicians. for. though but IA. he had grown two fet in a year, being six feet one inch in height when he died.
 Instances hay ebeen frequent in which patients have become seriously i'll because of too rapid growth, but few in which this has caused death. It is believed the boy literally starved to death
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
CIVIL SERVICE ORDER.
Circular from President the Cause O
 Speculation.

Washington, Oct. 16.--The Post today through the State Department pub fishes an executive order of importance to every employe in the civil service of the United States No explanation of the underlying reason for its issue is given. The order is as follows: No officer or empIoye of the Govern ment shall directly or indirectly in- struct or be concerned in any manner in the instruction of any persons or classes of persons with a view to their special preparation for the examina- tions of the United States civil service commission.
 The fact that any employe is so found engaged shall be considered suf- ficient cause for his removal from the service. Theodore Roosevelt" October l3 1905"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
WHERE MIR. ROOSEVELT ERRED.
Tried to Make Monroe Doctrine a POlic
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 New York. Oct. 16.-The Prenza. says cable dispatch to The Herald iron Buenos Ayres, comenting on the speech of Secretary of the Treasury, at the congress of bankers said:
 Tt may be convenient for the United States to subsidize a shipping line to South America with the object of de- veloping commerce but it would not be policy for South American Republics te do so especially as such an undertaking would appear as an act of hostility against Europe.
 The Argentines will always purchase and sell at the most convenient mar kets without sentiment or reference Moreover the United States fiscal Iegis- lation flinders commercial interchange between the North and South, besides America knows nothing about Latin America. Even Mir. Roosevelt, whose sagacity all acknowledge, committed the error of making the Monroe doc Urine a sort of continental police ordi- nance"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
Run ou Bauk Thiur of Pa.ty

New Orleans. Oct. 16.--The run on the Germania Savings Bank has en- tirely ceased and the excitement of Friday and Saturday has entirely pass ed. When the bank opened today there was nobody waiting to withdraw mon- ey. and as the hours passed, it became evident that confidence in the institu- tion had been fully restored. Before II o'clock the deposits of twenty of those who had taken their money out last week were presented for redeposit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
Decision Against Railroads.

Austin. Tex. Oct. 1S.-Judge Brooks. of the State District Court has rendered an opinion sustaining the State law recently enacted requiring railroads to pay one per cent of the gross earnings taxes. The railroads fought this additional tax levy on the grounds that the railroads were pay ing three different sets of taxes and this additional tax was in violation of the con- stitution. Judge Brooks over-ruled all their objections and decided in favor of the State. The case will be appealed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
Pennsylvania Church Blo1vn lin

flttsourg, Oct. 16.-The First Pres byterian Church at McKee's Rocks, a West End suburb. was blown up by natural gas about noon today and the entire building was damaged. The explosion is said to have been the re- suit of a leak in the basement of the building. which was sought by the jam itor with a lighted candle The jani- tor was badly burned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
MRS. DUNCAN CAPTURED.
Woman Who Ia Alleged to Have Assist.
 cd PrIsOnera to Escape.

Asheviile, Oct. 1S.-Mrs. Robert Dun t4n, the woman who Is alleged to have smuggle1 in the tools used by eleven prisoners in the county jail here in cut ting their way to freedom last night, was caught this evening at 10 o'clock. Thus far all the escaped men have avoided their pursuers.
 Bob Duncan, said to have been the ringleader in last nights delivery and husband of the captured woman. has a long record as a jail breaker and was the leading spirit in the jail delivery at He11ersonville. N. C., several CTS got away.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
Girl Killed by Automobile.

' Chicago, Uct. Ib.-With her heaj resting on a bank of flowers intended for the funeral of another child. 10.
 year-old Isabella Walker was carried last night by the automobile which had struck and fatally injured her to the office of physician, where she died on the pillow of white roses The girl was fatally injured while crossing Ash land Boulevard. l.. F. Stevents, driver of the machine. was arrested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
ApDeaI Iu Behalf of Jerome,

New York, Oct. l6.--At a meeting of the executive committee of the Citizens Union at which District Attorney Jerome was present. an appeal was issued for the sup port of Mir Jerome's reelection In the campaign there will be associated with the executive committee of the Union number of well-known citizenss including Carl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
FUNERAL OF rRoUBETsKoY.
Police ConspicuousIy Absent and sts
 denfs Are Tn Control.

dents Are In Control.
 Moscow Oct 16.--The funeral of Prince Troubetskoy, the Liberal lead CT and rector of the Moscow Univer- sity, who died suddenly in St. Peters burg, October 12, took place here today and came of in perfect order. Enor- nous crowds witnessed the ceremony. The police were conspicuously absent and the students took control of the proceedings.
 The ordinary life of Moscow was at a standstiiI during the funeral exer- cises. which lasted almost the entire day. Thousands of people lined the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
rx.conrre.smnn simpson Very III

gressman Jerry Simpson Is very low The hemorrhage attack today was un- usually severe and left him in a very weak condition. He is unable to takc nourishmeut of any kind. Slight hem orrhages have occurred this evening at frequent intervals,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17

Schurz, Robert Grier Monroe, H. DeForest Baldwin and William S. Griswold. For the expenses of the campaign meetings ad- vertisng. watching polls etc, the Union calls for contribution fund of $50,O0O contributions for which will be received by MT. Isaac Seligman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
Terrific storm Raging.

Hamburg. Oct 16-A terrific northwest storm accompanied by rain and hail has been raging In the North Sea for four days. Many vessels have foundered or damaged, and twenty-five sailors are known to have been lost. The harbor of Cuxhaven is filled to overflowing with vessels seeking shelter The coasting trade has been completely sus- nended. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
The Columbia Is Reported.

Glasgow, Oct. 16.-The anchor line steamer Columbia from New York october [. which was due here yester- day morning. arrived at Neville. Ire land, al 7:30 o'clock tonight. As the vessel was not reported 1t was thought she had met with mishap to her ma chinery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
Mrs. Taggart Asks New Trial

Wooster, O.. Oct. 16-Attornevs for Major Taggart were given a surprise when they learned that Judge Smyser. attorney for Mrs. Taggart. had filed petition for new trial. Ii was supposed that Judge Smyser had only given the notice to preserve his rights
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
Nso.co,x Chr E.Iuem R~.vn,a

Moscow, Oct. i6.-The street car lines resumed operations today and the worklAn of many factories which have bee& llosed by the strike. return ed to wor9A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17

While John D. Rockefeller has vol,n- tarily contributed vast sums of money ,o build up the Chicago University. a Ka,seS assessor has touched" him for e.o,.h money in the way of taxes to bnilt ~ ss, 900 school-house. It is located nsar Neodesha. The Standards big tank farm is In that school district.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
Since the Nevada Legislature Ie,

since the NeNada Legislature legalized slot machines there have not been e~o..S nickels fr circulation. outside of the sIo, machine hazaars. to buy cents worth Of gum for a six-year- old school girl A .o- containing s1.Soe in niekels was recently received hot from the factory by a Reno bank.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17

the style of entertainment that will please all classes.
 MT. Dooley" will be at the Bi1ou again tonight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17

WEATHER F0RECAsf.
 WashinGton, Oct. 1ey-For Alabama Partly cloudy Tuesday, rain Tt night or wednesdnx in northern pertiUns fair iu southern. Lixht fresh to south winds, becming variable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
Entries Today.

First race. six furlongs-Euba. 97; The Thrall, 100; Love Note. 102: Show Girl, Royal Legend. 103; Lelix Mozzes, 10S: Black Fox. i'll; Azelina, 99; Lieu tenant Rice, 100; Nine, 102; Fun Sway, 1o5: Sid Silver. 10S; Delagoa, 1os; Gay Boy. 116.
 Second race. msle and 100 yards. sell ing-Neva Welch. 93; Bonnie Prince Charlie, 96; Careless, 9s; Small Talk, 100; Fonsoluca, Harmakis. 102; Dr. Wang, 1o5; HG@ry Stepehns, 93; Brand New. 9S; John Lyle, 99: Falernian, Hor . tensia. 102; Sam Craig j05.
 Third race, six furlongs-Tarpa, Min nehaha, Wogglebug. 100: Trisauce, Pol ly Forest. 105; Blue iSlk, 10S; Grace, Pauline Boyle. Silver Ship. 100; Sonata, Lisbia, Addition. 105; First Advance, 1OS.
 Fourth race, mile-McClellan. Paul. 9s; Fl Cuchillo. Pirate Polly. 101; Fox Meade, 1O4; Coruscate. Ill; Bowling Bridge, Layson, 9s Tapiola, t01; Topic, 1O4; siss Lee. 1o5; White Plume. 116.
 Fifth race, six furlongs; selling Dick Brown, 92; Miltiades, Lieber, 95; Little Ben. 97; Matabon, 9s; Granada. 100; Calabash, 107; Belden, 99; Sher- Till. 95; Plebian, S6; Bitter Hand. 97; Knickerbocker, es; Mingita, 1o4; Theo. Case. 107.
 Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth: sell ing-Dell Leath, Ahola. ~94; Gold Bell. 97; Monochord. 9S; Dungannon, 9S: Athena, Plsutus, 99; Brown Veil, Blue Flame. 94: Buck Klot, 97; Tthel Davis, 9s; Axares. Doesking, 99; Amberita. 103
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
n,ha RrnnlrIvn Ea uIn nnlla

The Brooklyn Eagle calls Governor Pennypacker that curious mixture ot
 good and bad impulses That's nov, and quite accurate designation He is charming and disgusting old puzzle. --Philadelphia Record.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
wetvm,k. Tie. Howard

Birmingham, Ala, Oct tf.-Howard College, 6: Wetumpka Agricultural Col lege, 6, Ctle.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
The Race Track
Al Latonsa.

Cincinnati, O.. Oct. 16.-Four favor ties won at Latonia today Orbicu- lar, the heavily played second choice. won the fifth event for all ages from Estrada Palma, with John Carroll the favorite third
 by the favorite, Lights Out, in a drive from Jim Bozeman, with oynx II third. Mamie Algol, a rank outsider in the betting, captured the second event from Miss Rillie the favorite by a nose. Track slow. Summaries: First race, six furlongs-Agnes Vir- ginia, 9S (Morris) II to 10. won; Judge Traynor, 104 tTrain) 8 to 1. second; Fiasco, 115 (A1len) to 1. third. Time. 1:16 4-5. Marmot. Berinthia. St. Noel, Mabel winn, Flying. Brook, Norel, Henry Ach, Picture Hat, Frank Bell and Clara D.. also ran.
 Second race, mile and a sixteenth Mamie Algol, 103. (Boland), 50 to 1, won; Miss Rillie, 105, (Morris), g to 10, second; Wexford, 103, (Swain). 13 to 10, third. Time, $50 4-5 Reveille, Wake full, King of the Valley, Judge saufiey, also ran.
 Third race. five and half furlongs- Hot Toddy, 106, (TreubeD, to 10, won: : Prince of Pless, 1o3, (Morris), 5 to 1. second; Jimmy Maher, 106, (NicoD, to 1, third. Time, 1908 3-5. Don Trent, Wizard King, Dearmid, Horse Radish, Yazd, George A. Knight and Dr. Burch als oran.
 Fourth race. short course steeple- chase. handicap--Lights Out, 13o (Boyle), 2 to 1, won; Jim Bozeman, 137 tPorters), 6 to 1, second; Onyx H., 133 tDupee), II to !, third Time, 800 3-5. Sweet Jane, Jolo and Ohio King ran. Outshinc ran out.
 Fifth race, six furlongs-Orbicular Ss (Swain). to 2. won: Estrada Pal ma, Ill (TreubeD, II to ?, second; John Carroll. 120 tD. HalD, to 5, third. Time, 1915 2-5. Leta Duffy, Thespian, Royal Pearl, Dlndall and Jade also ran
 Sixth race mi.e--Gravina, 105 (NicoD to 1, won; St. Tammany, 100 (SlnarD to 1, second; Turrando, 105 (Williams) 25 to 1, third Time, AS 2-5. Ada N, Rankin, Frank Mo, Jim Hale, Sailors Dream, Allinda, Jake Greenberg, Lord Haven and Lida Vivian ran. Orly II. refused to break.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-31

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-31

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pDn pOrneberein ielbit ia9en muBten,
oaB iie ite niht erfiQt betDmmen
wir0en. menigftens nldt 10, nie fte
iie aufgeiteut batten. Sa. Die iie
oieIei9t iberbaupt nur aufges
felt hatten, um our9 &ans
aeben Die Stole bee aroBmitiaen
Seinoes ipieler gu f6nnen. Denn Der
Sapaner lit Elm periblagener 9iplpz
mat, Der iid nimt leidt nblufen" Dber
bupieren ldRt uuo Der audi otes Wta[
aaas gemiB i'm oDlen 8euuBtiein
oes 3peds auridaemibeu lit.
Das ShDnite 1T aber bod, baB
Die 9DrreipDnoenten iogar Die @e'
oaafen bet Sapaner erraten f6nnen.
Nn elmer Steae in ben 9epelhen
hetBt es. .Trub ber gatiahe, baB
teiner Der iapaniiden Delegation ct.
was iaaen wDQte, 1T bic Nh. 8reiie
bod in Stanoe, ibren @eoanten'
gana 81 berihten." lno bann fUlgt
eine babe Spalte lang u@eoanfens
gang. Wenn oas niht nabeau
ans 3ouhauS grenat-
nno mDau bog aGes? Die au,es
ritonifde 8erihterftottuna leiitet
00h nirf(ih 8eoeuten6e8 genuQ, bas
tie iGren 2eiituuQen nidt burb iol9e
olberne WSdBhen aufsubelfen braudt,
gs 1T ia mbaItd, baB es bielem ooer
ienem eefdat, in ben Nugen bentens
Der 2eier miro Der @ert Der 2eiituns
aen onrb iulden uniinn t,ur berur.
tergefebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-31

3eine aual fDmnat Der bur1 0beu>
matiSmus peruria6ten glei@. 9ur9
ben @ebrau6 BON Gtuner & Mntemes
Gecept 0tD. 1851 mtr0 iDfDrt Sim
oerung eel6afen. Sn alien Npp.
tbefen au hQber.