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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
COURT OF APPEALS.
Action Taken Today in Several Me-
Cracker Cases.

Frankfort, Ky, Nov. 14.--ln the
court of appeals the case of the Fra
ternal Construction Co. VS.. Jackson
Foundry and Machine Co., from Nc
Cracker is affirmed.
Case of Potter, Etc, VS. Redman S
suard'a McCraclen, motion by APP
p'tlee 10 dismiss appeal and for cross
appeal TO file brief ON the motion.
Case submitted on motion
Hart Etc. VS. Mays Etc, MoCrack-
en-, appeal, dismissed for failure to
comply with Rule No. 8.
Torian VS. Terrell, McCracken, mo-
ton by appellee to dismiss APPEAL for
failure of appellant to file brief. Mo
ton submitted.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
MEET TOMORROW.
Kentucky and Tennessee Board of
Fire Underwriters To Hold An
nual Session.

The Kentucky and Tennessee
Board of Fire Underwriters will hold
Its annual meeting at the Gait House
in Lou Isvili1 tomorrow The se1scn
VIII last ali day and will be devoted
entirely to business matters. The
annual election of president. score
tary and an executive committee will
also take place. The usual plan is
rotation in the Office of president.
Q. f. Snyder, the present secretary
of the board has no announced oppo-
sition for recollection.
About sixty insurance men viii at
TEND the meeting so far as known no
one Will attend from Paducaih.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
FOUR HIGHWAYMEN
HELD w STATION AND ROBBED
SEVERAL PASSENGERS.
Added In Agent and Operator and
Made "a Haul of 500 Ia Cash
and Lot of Jewelry.

Chthoothee, Mo-. Nov. 14.-Four
haghwaymen held up a railroad sta
lion at Gamatin Crossing last night
Lining up seven passengers, and the
station agent and telegraph operator
and took from them one hundred dol
lars, and all their jewelry. The rob-
berry was the boldest ever perpetra..
cd in Missouri. The victims were in
the station when the bandits rushed
in with drawn pistols and commanded
them to hold up their hands.
They did not take any of the wom-
ems belong ngs. ami gave the male
passengers enough change TO take
them to the next station Two arrests
were made after the bandits drove
away in a buggy.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
PAIR OF NEGROES
Held Up Walter Vaughan and Robbed
Him of so.

Waiter Vaughan, who runs a pea.
NUT and popcorn stand ON Broadway
next to the B. Weille store, was held
up last night between 10 and IL
o'clock on Washington street between
Third and Fourth by two negroes, a
man and woman.
He was walking along when the
two emerged from the shadows of
the f-nce and demanded his money.
He was forclbly seized and gene
through. the negroes securing 50
from him.
The holdup was immediately re-
port-d to the pei ce but they were
unable to secure a clue. This was
the second holdup reported last
night.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
Caught by Belt.

Hickman. KY. Nov. 14.-Yester-
day morning while working at the
RichmOnd-Bond Oil factory. Hugh
finder got his clothes caught I'M a
belt. and was almost carried around
the pulley. He would have been torn
and crushed to pieces had net by-
standsr caught him finders skull
was fractured, and he received sever
al other injuries, from the effects of
which he died f,w hours later He
was resident of Hickman, and
leaves a widow.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
KILLED 4 BAR
Mr.. George Robertson Having Fine
Hunt.

A letter, was received this morn
ing by Mr.. G. w. Robertson from his
on. George Robertson, who is hmnt-
ng n Arkansas. He stated that the,
lay before he wrote the letter that
he had killed lnrge. fat bear. which
he had hanging up ready for skim
ming. He wiz probably send some of
;he meat here.
He Is waiting on some friends be-
ere taking hunt for de-r. The
ser country is about ten miles from
Nhefe he lis camping and they are
fuu ed on horseback. HI is antici-
rating a great time on this ride. He
Sccte that he was having lots OF
good sport but THAI since he had been
hero great deal of rain had fallen.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
There Will be at Least Five to
Look Over the City.
Secretary Coons viii Show Them
About and Hopes to Interest
Them in Paducah.
AN INQUIRY FROM CHICAGO

Secretary ID. w. Coons, of the Com
mercial club, has returned from Cal
70. where he had been on business,
and stated that during this week he
will have five visitors here for the
purpose of looking over the city with
view of locating industries here.
Secretary Coons stated that he
would not give out the names of the
visitors as they were connected with
some large concerns and it might
damage the chances of Paducah in
getting them. The visitors will look
over the city and into our resources,
and Secretary Coons hopes to inter-
est them.
Secretary Coons also has letter
from a Chicago firm asking for infor-
nation relative to vacant manufac-
turing buildings, for vacant mills,
warehouses and In fact buildings of
all kinds where there is a chance TO
place machinery in, without building
The firm looks after such places
and furnishes information to persons
desiring to change their locations. 1t
wants a list of the vacant buildings
in Paducab and Secretary Coons
would like anyone who has vacant
store house, mill or manufacturing
plant, to send him description
which he will forward to the Chicago
firm.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
QUITE A TUMBLE
Taken by the Mercury-Drop of "a
Degrees.

In the past "a hours there has
been a drop in the thermometer of
q degrees and the change of the
weather so suddenly has been keenly
felt today.
Yesterday was beautiful and pleas
ant. Today has been cold and stiff
wind has made the weather very
penetrating. Yesterday the highest
point the mercury reached was 6S de-
srees. At noon today 1t stood at Al
degrees. The lowest last night was
"a.
Slightly wagner weather is the
prediction for tomorrow.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14

The county officers recently elected
may secure their certificates of cleo
ton by calling on the secretary of
the commission, Mr.. VIII Farley. The
aldermen and couneilmen's election
has been duly certified to the city
clerk by the election commissioners,
and the election of school trustee to
the secretary of the board of educa-
ton, hence no individual certificates
were issued in the latter cases.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
q. w. WHIPPLE
IL Appointed County Judge of Fulton
County.

Frankfort, Ky, Nov. 1f.-Gov,
Beckham today appointed G. w.
Whipple to the Office of county judge
of Fulton county. The appointment is
made to fill a vacancy caused by the
death of County Judge II. NJ. Kearby,
Judge Whipple was the nearest mag
istrate TO the county seat and had
been filling the Office of county judge
for several months. during the last
illness of Judge Kearby.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
HAFFEY IN MEMPHIS.
He VIII Not Retuin-He Was Called
Away In Hurry.

John MoFadden. of Central Fire
Station. has received letter from
VIII Haffey who left the fire depart
ment last week and went away from
the city without resigning or telling
anyone where he was going.
Haffey is now In Memphis and will
go to work as a lineman. He stated
that he did not want to wake up his
friends here and tell them goodbye
at 3 o'clock in the morning and that
he was called to Memphis so suddenly
that he did not have time TO for
mally resign.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
s-Hour Day, or Strike.

st. Petersburg. Nov. 14.-At a
meeting of workmen today delegates
representing every industry in st.
Petersburg were present. A resom-
tion was passed demand mig the intro
duction of the eight-hour day. It
was also decided to resort to violence
to attain this end. If necessary.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
To Draft Regulations for Ex-
tension of Suffrage.
The Election of Members of the Ma
tional Assembly is Expected to
Begin Soon Thereafter.
MORE STRIKES TALKED OF.

ST. Petersburg, Nov. 14.-Count
Whites cabinet has taken up tho
question of framing regulations for
the extension of the right of suffrage
IN choosing members of the proposed
Douma, or national assembly, in ac-
oordanoe with the promise made for
reforms in this direction.
As soon as the suffrage program Is
dnally decided upon, the election of
Douma members will begin immedi-
ately.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
WARRANT FOR LIBEL
Will BE Issued at Boston Against
Tom Lawson.

Boston, Mass, Nov. 14.-Judge
Wentworth today decided to issue q
warrant for the arrest of Thos. w,
Lawson on charge of criminal libe,
brought by c. w. Barron, OF the Bos-
ton News Bureau. His decisions was
reported after a private hearing with
the attorneys of the complainant and
def ndant.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
MIR. Il. O. GRASSHAM
Is Given "a Place In the Master Me-
chanic's Office.

Nh X. o. Gresham OF Salem,
Livingston county, has accepted po-
stion in the local :. G. master me
chanic's office as material clerk to
succeed Mr.. w. II. Evans, resigned.
Mr., Evans has baen in bad health
for several weeks. office work being
combining, and was forced to change.
Mr.. Gras5h@m assumed charge of his
office this morning
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
Another Railway Strike.

Warsaw. Nov. lit is reported
that employees OF the Russian radl-
way intend to organize a new strike
The action was dnstigatsd by the re-
cent proclamation declaring martial
law in Russian Poland.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
BROTHERS DROWN.
Bodies Found dashed to Their
Boat.

SaTdusky. Nov. 14.-Chnton AMI
Clark Wadsworth. brothers. were
drowned in Lake Erie last night dur
ing gale They had lifted their
fish nets. and their boat was driven
seven miles from ther destination.
Their bodies were found dashed 0
their boat.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14

Mayfieyd. KY. Nov. 14.-Circuit
court convened here with Judgs r. ].
Bugg ON the bench Tine docket rs
the largest for years and IL will re-
quire AT least five weeks TO get
through with II.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
Prof. RagsdaIe 10 Conduct.

Plot. j. s, Ragc3a.e Us the prinei-
pal who viii oolliuos the teachers
NEE Il,g Friday TN Friday after
rom the regu'a- monthly me-ting
cf the teachers will be held The e
is no regular PacgIa'm outlined the
M cling being mere like a regular
sohoo. class.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
Call For Bank Report.

Washington, ID. c.. Nov. 1.-THE
comptroller of the currency this
morning issued a CAN for statement
of the condition of the national banks
at the close OF business November 8.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
ONLY FOUR HOUSES.
Left In Suburb Worth $500, 900
Yesterday.

Keystone, w. Va. Nov. IA
fire which lasted all night destroyed
Burke, suburb, and only four hous-
es are left standing. The loss is three
hundred thousand dollars with nc
insurance.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
SECRETARY TAFT
Strikes a Heavy Gale Aboard the
Columbia.

Portsmouth. w. Va, Nov. 1.-THE
U. S. cruiser Columbia with Secretary
Taft aboard arrived in Hampton
Roads today from Guantanamo, Gu
ba. Tho Columbia came up in the
teeth of a fierce storm, which is nov
aging with great violence.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
BRITISH SHIP LOST.
The Captain and Fourteen of the
Crew Are Lost.

Nantes. Nov. 1.-THE British
steamer Bavaria is lost off Belle Isle
and the captain and crew of fourteen
are missing.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
Another Strike Declared.

London, Nov. IA dispatch from
st. Petersburg says that the union of
unions has declared another strike
proclamation. in reply to the govern
ment's coercive policy in Poland.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14

After the verdict Coroner Crow re-
turned to the city hall with Johnson,
secured the gun and Johnson took IT
out on the corner and broke 1t all to
pieces. II seems someone gave II to
him yesterday. 1t was in very bad
coni5Hon, and half Of the time was
unbreeohed.
Johnson is a young man OF excel
end habits and reputation, and was
an Old schooLmate and friend of
Merritt, making the latter's tragic
death adj the more depaorable.
johnson is son of Mr.. b. f. john
sen. Of MaNon's Mil. and brother
OF Editor Claude Johnson, of the
Journal OF Labor He hives at 905
Clark street.
Upon the verdict OF tina coroners
jury Johnson, who had been in the
'marshal's Office at rhe city 'balu. was
promptly released by the police, and
went homat
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14

How desperately poor is he who
hath no dreams.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-14
PADUCAH KENTUCKY. TUESDAY EVENING IA. 1906

the result of an accident that oc-
CURED on the might of Nov. 10, 1905
tSfgned.) JOHN w. COUNTS,
I. AKERMlAN.
W., r. LEDFORD,
GLEN FRANSIOLA,
B. w. BROWN,
J. w. BURTON"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-11
r a =.

Gus Taplur tomt1t bic Nab.
ribt. baB Die Tarmer in Der bortigen
@egeno bic 8aumm0lle, Die fie nod
suridgebalten. nertauften. Sic fino
oes @arters aaf bDbere Breife miioe
geuDroen.
Nuf ieiner Sarm am &ebecca
Greet in gDmal gDuntb itarb @bri=
itian Yantermibl fen., ieit 1858 elm
0emDbner iener @eaeno.
= Mah elmer neuen Gbibabuno
Der ginmDbnersabl unieres Aanoes,
tpelhe genfusoirettDr Nortb ioeben
aemadt Bat, uirbe unier Staat au.
genblidlih 1856, 800 ginmpbner bas
ben uro Der BepDlterung nah urter
ben Staten Der Union an finfter
Stelle ftehen.
- @bas. Quiet tpnroe in Came
RON ueger zines nerbreberifhen Nns
ariffs auf feline GtieftDhter gu fiinf.
sebr Sahren 8uhtbaus perurteilt.
Sn einem friberen BrDaeB mar er
81 abt 5abren uerurteilt moroeu.
gr mar utn Wieberaufnabme oes
g~erfabrens einaetomrnen, bic INN
audi aeu6brt muroe. Ga8 Hefultat
oes ueueu BrD5eifes mar bic Crib
buna Der Strafe I'M fieben Sabre.
Sn Dallas Eat itb cine @eieqs
ihaft gebiloet, uelhe bic 6aring iibe
T nktor- N - ~wogA,rn n;no onnohItI,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-11
q u B..
Dos Grobeben. tuef6be;

DaS g%robeben, uelbes iiG in
Der 6auptitaot Merito' 8 nur in leih.
ten @roitDBen bemertbar mabte, 1T
in anoern @esenoen Der 8epublif
lhlimmer gemeien. IS eritredte iid)
uber einen 9roBen Sell BON gentral=
uno Suo' Werit0. Sn pielen Orten
oes States Salisco lift beoeutenber
Shaoen angeridtet m0roen.
- SIN meritaniiben 5taate gu.
raneo baben bic Stdbte-g erpaltun,
gen eiuen Gampf geeer Die Sforpione
inau9uriert. Sic beaablen einen Gent
fir ieoe8 einselieferte 9ier. Sn Tplge
oeiien iuht Die babe @ep6lterung
nah Storpionen. @s meroen tdo'
lib orei Biz sehn 9auieno eineelies
fert.
- @binelilbe 4aufleute in Sbang.
bal baben belbloiien, ameritanilde
@aren 10 LANCE gu ~boptotten, mie
unier gbineien GusihluBaeieb in
4raft lift.
- Die @ffettenbant in Bern lit
pom einem ibrer M~ngeiteaten nm
aroBe Sumnen aeihdbiat uoroen.
Der lineetreue 8eamte bot fih fanae
8eit binourd umfaugreibe Inter.
IdlaaunQen gu Shulnen fOmmen
laiien uno OILS ibn gntoeduua orob.
te. erariff er Die 5ludt:s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-11
Oscar gampeA. !

Bon @era grus, Merifo, fommt
bic Nahribt, bnB Oscar GamDsb
bort geitDrben lit; mabrl@einlib ers
laa er einem b1SartiQeu Gieber.
G8 CAB mol taurt elmer, Manri,
Der 6ier i'm @iioen. ipesieq in Teras
unb in WeritD betannter gemeien
mdre. mie GnmDsb. @r belaB aus,
neaeihnete geiellige 0eranla9ungeri,
wuBte uie( unb interefiant su er3db.
len. oa er bic garlaer Der. Stanten,
Canada, WeritD unb oaS gauge DIt<
ti6e europa bereift uno als iharfer
8eObaHter uiel Wateria( eeiamrlelt
hntte. Sein Watte tuuroe audi piel
betannt burh iein .@eii@tspulper"
uuo our@ fem .Gaar Comic, atpei
8Rittel. bic iebr aeriibu1t mulben uno
fi1 einen 9rOBen Wartt erpberten.
&c berfebrte nibt nur in beutiHer,
2reifen. iDnoern mar aud BEL Mtnes
rifanerH, Iran5oien urb Weritaner,a
beliebt.
Dscar SamDsb mar Der SDbn eiues
auoeiebenen Nrstes in Breslau. SIN
Sabre 1866 tam er mad Stem Orleans
uro mar in elmer Gputbefe .Tpnro
Jnfr1nerb" in Der Drpabes StraSe
inbrelang ala Yr0bilur belH6f.
tint. 0ier mar er elmer Der @rinoer
oes .Deutihen Wdnner . @e5ana=
8ereiuHA Bon Stem Orfeau8 beonb
&c fiG naM Teras uno mar t1ehrere
Sabre lang in ber Nputbefe BON
0eurg Beers in @alueftsn beihdftiot.
6pdter etablierte er iiG in Nuifin
uno feline Npotbete aalt als bic erGfe
Der Gtabt. 3rantbeit peranlaste i'm,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-11
9ogale3>
sine oerbe eeftipm.

Die perHolene Staotpabl erteilt
einlge Derbe 4ebreu. Die niht peraels
I'm meroen l0llten. Grften5 lit err
lolelra woroeu. oaB Die Buraer iih
ge9en Die 6inein5iebune Der Botitit
i'll Die Staotmabl, relp. seaen bic
4~nfitequn9 zines Bartet@Gidets ers
fldren; 5peiteus lit Dem muderiibeu
Element uuo Denen, bic init ibm
lie6duaeln, Elm lharfer Wermeis err
teilt m0rben; orittens bat es iib ge-
3eiat, baB bic Wdbler Iomol Den aels
ben. mie ben nur auf Beute ausges
benoen SournaliSmus entihieoen
repuoiiren.
Niele 2ebren 1Dnten in 3ufunft
beber3igt meroen. Die Blraer pols
len ourbaus nihts oauon mifien.
DaB un1ere Staotpermaltung- etne
rein aeibdftSmdBige Gahe-mit Der
Rulitit uerauidt miro uno tie fino
ffiIrs Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der periDns
lihen unb biirgerlihen Sreibeit. DAB
eS 4eute CAB. Die 0aran ameifela
t0nnterl, lit gu Derrunnoern.
NuBeroem mar aber audi bic Gam'
paQnefibrung ieitena oes oemofratiz
lGen RDmite's cine i0lhe, oaB iie
i6eraa @ntriitun9 berpDrrufen muB.
te un0 geuiB baden manhe, Die iih
porgeuDmmer hatten, fir bas oemo'
tratiihe 9idet su ftimmert. iib 0urh
bic Nbi6eulihteiten uno unfldtiatei'
ten bee ~Offisieuen Organes, Die iie
anpioerten. abbalten laiien. oieS
au tun.
Die @abl muB ais Der entihies
benfte Weinungsausorud oes @ole
ties be5eihnet merben; es fano an
ben @ahlpldsen teinerlei Beeinflui'
Jung fat; ieoer Wdbler bate poQs
f0Hlmetie Treibeit gu itimmen fir
men er mDlts. Das Bolt bat fih in
ieiner Maieitdt erbDbet uno elm Ser
bin 1eger Bartei.W ominatiDnen, 9es
gen cine brObenoe ginihrdntung Der
Ireibeit, abgegeben.
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MUSrlef.

gol. @eu. Us. 8radenrioae bat
8ei9enf bon 26 Nfer in Der
oes Geietpotrs nod 46 ader
bin5uaefigt. uno Der t1eue .Wabudez
miro y older entbalten. ST
reibt Damn binunter biz our &ioer
Woenue uno ihlieBt iid gleihSam
benz Breckenridge 8art" an.
= Sic Maioritdt oes Wtapor gal<,
laQhan be.rdgt HOS Stimmen.
Die metIten Stimmen auf benz
Bolts gidet erbielt Solepb 8pau,
Ganoibat fir bas Mn1t oes. Staotans
ualtes, ndmli9 2906.-Mm ndbiten
tanten iib 6. ginemain uno S. u.
Bitter; eriterer erbielt 1887, lebterer
2286 Stimmen.
Gum &uuiterfolae geb0ren bret
Mdnner: Gin Skinner, elm &enner.
elm @6nner.
Das ruiliibe @eihmaoer lit
bisber aetrennt aeiegelt, uno es piro
it'd 5eieen, ob eS oereint aelblaaef,
meroen miro.
Ser &abenbudel 1T Der 06der
oes Rarafters.
Der Wenib per9rDBert iein
Slid in Dem WaBe. in meltem er
es Nnoeren nerihafft.
2uitiae 2eute beaehen mebr
Torbeiten oils traurige, aber traurige
beeeben 9r6Bere.
= War fam nibt Quen belfen,
lagt Der @ngber5i9e uno - bilft &eis
mem.
- SIS, 900 ipG bic WuSitafieruag
elmer iungen Dame fir Die 5aiipnin
Memport toften. Sa, ia; aud oas
einfabe 2eben miro INNER foftfpies
Tiger.
Wan tam Wiemano belfen
einer aarrer sieben, menn er niht
aud ielber am Barren 5iebt.
= SIT biblb, bteie Mrbeitsteiluna
unter ben WiQiarodren. N0defeuer
beioloet bic uniperiitdtss 8rDfeiioren
uno Carnegie be5ablt ibnen Die Ben'
liDnen.
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,seben 1T has Nlnt.

Bon oeien Meiuheit bdngt bic Beihaf
fenbeit heS 2ebens um6 Der @eIunbheit
al. @enn bas Slut iib aus iraenb elmer
urladbe berbidt, bic Dlutabern beritppft
nnb ben 1Inttreislauf betnrat, oann tuirb
oas ihtp61fe Organ i'm 96rper am meis
ten BON 1lutan6rang unb &rantbeit su
Iei6en baben. Die alten ct. 8ernar6iner
Nebndbe tunBten 6ies. un6 in6em iie gu.
iaMlrtenmifHten, mas beute als bic st.
Hernaro's &rduterpinen "ibetannt lit, UNI
bic Sttleuien Der 2eber 81 6fnen uno gee
fanoe g~irtulati0n tuieoerber5uiteIen, ent-
oeutert iie in Wabrbeit Elm tuirfli9es uni
berialrG eiln1ittel fir meni3Iidbe 2eiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-11

Der in Der 6auptitabt Werito er<
iheinenoen .9eutiben 8eitunQ"
entnebmet mir folgenbes:
- Ser bisberige General, ROnlul
Der 8epublit 6Dnouras. 0err Otto
6einbed. 1T gum @eibdftstrdger Der
Wepublit 9onouras fir Die Republif
MerifD eruannt mDroen.
- Nls Elm 8emeis, melber @ert.
ihdBanQ ith Der meritaniibe 3uder
in England erfreut, mag aueefibrt
meroen. oaB elm beoeutenoeS 2unbo.
ner 6anoelsbaus ioeben einen auf.
traa auf 1900, 900 Mrrobas 8ader
nahiter @rnte erteilt bat. ga bereu
@eiammtertraa auf 9 WiQiunen Mr.
robas eeihdbt miro unb auf ben Der,
brauh i'm 2anoe So WiIionett ent.
fallen, 10 bleiben nab Mbaang Der
2ono0ner 8efteluna pielleiht nod
cine WtQion fir meitere Wabfragen
ooer grpOrte.
- Nah Dem Beriht oes Dberiteu
@Drgas, oes Chefs bes Ganitdts,
Departments Der Banarta . 4anal.
gone, baben iib Die @eiunobeitsper.
bdltnifie oaIelbit pdhreno oes Wo.
mats WGra beoeutenb aebeiiert. @noe
W}drs befanoen iih auf Dem Sftbmus
5000 Nnaeiteute Der Banama.& om=
milton. bic Habl oer in 6Dspitdlern
2ieeenoen betrua l53 uno bic 8abl
Der 2ooesfdue mdbreno oes eenanrs
ten Wonats betrug nur IL. Dieies
tDmmt elmer idhrlihen Tooesrate BON
IA per 1000 aleih. mas cine lebr
9initige State aenannt ueroen tanr.
= sc 1T hetennt, he6 Die Beiiber
Don 5aeieneen unb anberen unters
nehmun9en i'm Snneru tire Nnge.
fteaten uno Grbeiter bdufg nit Mar=
Zen, &arten, Sales Doer ionitiger
@eaenmerten aussablen, anitatt nit
barren, @elee. Daourb miro ben
2euten elm sroBer Amana aneetat1,
6enn ntan n6tiet iie, ibren Weoarf
nur in ben pom ben unternebmunoen
erribteten 9ienoas gu entnebmen,
mu bieie e~iaenartige Winse anaenor1.
men miro. Bum @llf mabt Mrti.
tifel 26 oes neuen Wiinsgeiebes oies
fen WiBbrauben elm gnoe. Sc
beiBt bort: Der 8ebrauh ppr
Warten, &arten uno ionfti9en
@eaenmerien als griah fnr bic ae=
iebmdBi9e Wfin5e ift perbDten. Der.
ientae, Der bieie 8eaenitdnoe in Tim.
lauf lebt. miro, unbeibaoet bes in
Irtitef 430 beS Strafaeiebbubs oer<
Droneten, nit Strafe 5neiter alaiie
beleat, Die Iih nah Der Shmere oes
8ergebens ribtet; uno ~oerieniae, Der
Wertmarten &C. gutuiIig nnnimnt.
gebt oes &ehts uerluftig, feline Sin.
iprihe auf ciuilrehtlibem @ege gels
tend gu MAIDEN.
- Das 8rojeft, sbie meritaniiAe
@iienbabn (Werito=G eracrus) elet.
triih gu betreiben, 1T in Der grmds
auna. Die Bldne uno Inihldae
fine mad 2onoDn geianot, UNI bort
Die 8uitimmung oea Bermaltungss
rates gu erbalten. Gin @lettrisi.
tdtsmert iou in Itosac erridtet rper.
ben, INN ben Strom fir Die 3uae
Der Strede 8eraerua : gsperansa su
liefern. tuGbreno Die n6tiee Rraft fur
Die Strede Gsperansa.W eritD Dom
glettrisitdtsmert in Necara hersuae.
geben pare. Die jabrlibe gripars
nis miroe ] WiuiDn Beios betras
gen. menn oas BrOieft gu itaube
fGuIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-11
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