davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-06

val saga da, att jag Dor har | staden,
men mer far nj inte veta ON mig, at
minstone Ell fore supen.
- Kanske jag far blifva er kavaljer
yid supen, fragade Axel sa artigt han
kunde.
- Tack sa mycket, men hvad skall
er ficka saga da?
- Jag skall uppriktigt saga froken,
att jag icke ar belamrad med dylik
barlast.
- All right, da traTas vi vid supen.
Axel kande sig alldeles f0rtjust Of
yer sin nya erofring, hvars vidare be-
kantskap han ingalunda skulle f6rsum-
ma att odla. Sedan skulle ALT Maria
Asplund ia ga der och titta bast hon
vile, tankte han.
Efter nagra timmar, under hvilka
Axel betraktat den brokiga, ungdomli-
ga skaran, som har roade sig af hjer-
tans lust, var tiden for supen inne, och
imam Axel visste ordet af, stod den
skona, okanda vid hans sida, SAINT
hviskade / hans ora.
Har har nj nu er hjerterdam.
De foljdes at till matsalen, der de-
maskeringen skedde. imam man satte
sig. Axel tog af sin mask och vantade
nu bara pa att ia Sc sin dams anlets-
drag, som han forestallt sig sasom ma
gonting stralande vackert. Hon Dor
jade att sa sakta lossa pa masken, och
Axel foljde hvarje hennes rorelse med
den NEST spanda uppmarksamhet och
sd till slut visade hon slit ansikte for
Axel, som alldeles forbluffad tog EFT
par steg tillbaka och ropade till:
- Maria. ar Diet du!
Man kan m0ta slit Waterloo utan att
vara en- Napoleon, och Axel kande sig
verkligen slagen och tillintetgjord SAINT
visste inte hvad han skulle saga, da
Maria. SON sag hans forlagenhet kom
honom till help och b0rjade:
- Kanske du int will ha din gamla
hjerterdam till bo~rdsgranne?
10, visst Maria will jag Diet, och
int | kvall endast utan for all framtid.
will du Diet, Maria, sa fortsatta vi nu,
der vi slutade for en- It'd sedan.
- ia, Diet ar jag med om. Jag vardt
sa glad, mar jag flick Sc dig pa balen, ty
jag kande genast igen dig, men lat oss
MI satta oss.
De slogo sig ner SAINT Sage sd inner
ligt glada och lyckliga ut, och en- fiic-
ka, som satt EFT stycke fran dem SADIE
till sin kavaljer.
- Axel Svenson och Maria Asplund,
de Sc sa lyckliga ut derborta, sa de
skola nog smart fra slit brollop.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-06
Kinesiska Ordsprak.

den ber6mde general Tschen- Ki-Tangs
box "Kineserna | egen belysning'' innes
en del karaktiristiska ordsprak och SEN
%tenser, deribland f6ljande:
bet ar latt att forvarfva en- fo~rm6genhet,
men svart att bevara den. - En- aldrings
lif liknar en- ljuslaga | luftdrag. - Man
maste ha lidit sjelf for att kunna f6rsta and
ras lidanden. - bet trad, hvars rotter cd
djupt, fruktar icke stormen. - bet ar
latt att utskrifva 1000 soldater, men Diet
ar vanskligt att finna on general. - ON
nj icke tror pa gudarne, So Sc pa blixtrarna.
Mar man g~enomgatt lidanden, blir man,
man. = Eft 6gonblicks villfarelse kan
bli EFT helt lifts bekymmer. - Den wise
manner f6rstar att foga sig efter omstan-
dlgheterna, liksom vattnet antar former
sf Diet kar, som ~inneha.ler 6etsamma
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-06

Jag sag f~orbrytarens ansikte forVR-
das. sag honom plotsligt storta spa
kna. Oaktadt kedjorna. och sla hurFI.
Diet 1 dammet. Samtidigt shrek han
hest. angerfullt, pa EFT satt, som lIm
ems hjerta att bafva:
Forlat! F0rlat! Forlat mig.
barn. Hvad jag gjorde, Diet blef icke
gjordt of hat, utan bara af fruktan och
for att radda mig sjelf, Forfar..s5t
har jag ju handlat, outsagligt ondt har
jag gjort emot dig. Men nu skall jag
do for min synd. Jag viii gerna 50,
jag dor med glade. Derfor, .du lille,
var b%armhertig. F0rlat mig! y
Barnet fortsatte att grata ! tystbet.
Polismannen hjelpte upp den skalf-
vande fo%rbrytaren. Mangden beredde
plats for dem, och sd plotsligt brusto
ALA / graf. Och da vakten gick fSAi
mig, sag jag, hvad jag aldrig sett,
hvad ia personer nagonsin ia Sc. En-
japansk polismans tarar.
Mangden skingrade sig och lat mig
droja kvar. begrundande den underba-
ra lardom handelsen gifvit mig. Har
fanns rattvisan, ob0jlig och dock med
kannande; har var fortvifad anger,
som endast bad ON f0rlatelse inf0r do
den. Och har var en- folksamling, ma
banda / vrede den f~arligaste ! hela ia
pan, som forstod ALT, som hade hjerta
for ALT, som var fylld, icke af forbitt.
ring utan af den stora sorgen Oliver
synden, emedan den djupt insag lif-
vets harda villkor och menniskonatu-
rens skroplighet.
Men Diet NEST betecknande var, att
angern framkallades genom att vadja
till forbrytarens faderskansla den
maktiga karlek till barnen, SON har sa
stort rum 1 hvarje japansk sjal.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-06
M0rdaren och barnet.
En- historic fran Japan.

For fyra ar sedan hade en- farlig
f~0rbrytare under natten trangt in | EFT
hus | Kumamoto, skramt och bundit
%invanarna och begifvit sig af med en-
hel del ~vardesaker.
Polisman ~uppsparade honom och
han blef infangad. l radhuset slet han
emellertid sender sina bojor, flick fatt
i polismannens varja och nedstack ho-
nom.
Sedan har man ej hort at honom
f0rr an nu nyligen.
En- detektiv fran Kumamoto kom att
bes0ka Fukuoka fangelse och upp-
tackle bland fangarna EFT ansikte,
som under fyra ar varit fo~tograferadt
| hans hjerna. Hvem ar manner? fra
gade han. En- tjuf, blef svaret. Han
ar inford under namnet Kusabe. De-
tektiven gar bort till fangen och sa-
ger: Kusabe ar icke dit MANN. No
mura, du skall ransakas i Kumamoto
for mord.
F~orbrytaren bekande.
Jag gick ut / folkmangden for att Sc
%mordaren, da han anlande till Kuma-
motto.
Jag vantade IA sc mangdens forbitt-
ring och tankte att den skulle ut0fva
valid. Den mordade manner hade va
rit mycket omtyckt. Hans slakt var
sakerligen bland a%skadarna. Men in
genting af delta slog In.
T&get stannade under vanligt stoj,
skrik af tidningspojkar och limonad-
f0rsaljare.
vi vantade nastan fen minuter in
nan fangen kom. Han sag Wild ut och
hade handerna bakbundna. Folket
Triangle sig visserligen fran for att Sc
pa honom, men Diet uppforde sig lugnt
och stilla.
Polismannen ropade mot mangden:
- S~ugihara San! Ar hon har?
En- liten kvinna stod nara intin mig
med EFT barn pa ryggen.
= ia, svarade hon och Triangle sig
Barnet, som hon bar, var hans son..
Pa en- wink af polismannen vek
mangden tillbaka, sa att Diet blef EFT
tomrum kring fangen och hans vakta-
re. / tomrummet stod kvinnan med
barnet ansikte mot ansikte med NOR
daren.
bet var dodstyst.
Icke till kvinnan utan till barnet
talade polismannen. Han talade sa
lagt, men sa tydligt, att Jag kunde
uppfatta hvarje stafvelse.
- Har. min lille gosse, ar manner,
som .mordade din far. Du var icke
Todd, du lag | din moders lif. bet ar
pa grund af denne mans dad, som du
nu icke har nagon far, som du kan al
ska. Sc pa honom! Sc val pa ho-
nom, stackars liten! Var icke radd!
bet ar svart, men Diet ar din plikt. Sc
pa honom!
Diver moderns skuldra stirrade poi
ken f0rskrackt med vid6ppna ogon. Sa
borjade han grata. Tararna kommo.
Men oafbrutet och lydigt stirrade han
1 m%0rdarens ansikte.
Mangden stod l andl5s spanning.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-06
HarIigt botemedel.

- Jag har kommit att tanka pa, ytt-
fade Linus i Linnas, hur folk daglig-
days ga omkring har pa jorden och
vaga lifyet for bara smasaker.
- En- gor val sa vackert heller, af-
br0t Kalle i Karlsro. En- ar ALT radda-
re an sd ON lifhanken fast han / Diet
stora hela inte ar just sa mycket
ward, for lifvet ar ALT bra fiackt och
jolmigt, afven mar Diet ar som bast.
Men vagar Diet for struntsaker, som
du, Linus, sager, det g0r da ingen, som
inte saknar karlek eller ar Todd som
dumbom eIler idiot.
Jag biir vid hvad jag sagt. Hvar
gang du, Kalle, ar i STAN och gar in
pa krogen och tar del en- sup, sa vagar
du dit lf for en- usel drank, for du
kan int veta, att du int blir full, som
du g0r ibland och kor ihjel del och
MARI pa hemvagen. Vagar du da int
lifvet for kanske mindre an en- sma-
SAX. #
10, mantro Diet!
- bet ar da i ALA fall den ofverda-
Olga ungdomen, som oftast satter lif-
vet pa spell af bara okynne. De unga
pojkarna springa efter loser. Men EFT
SAINT springande af en- ung man dr.
Iifsfarligt. bet kan ga sd, att han, in
a hap vet ordet af ar gift. Hyilket
mangen gang ar detsamma som dod.
Linus spottade i snon, drog ihop o.
gonbrynen och sag Lister ut. Iar han
yttrade. dessa tankvarda ord. Men
Kalle i Karlsro blef het:
. - IVA i all verlden pratar dl nu for
galenskaper. ar da' int vackert, MAJ
ungdomen tyar sig till hvarann' i kar-
lex. Och Dir ca inte EFT skont skade-
spell, mar de sen gifta sci och stadga
sci. Hvem will int gerna Sc sina
barn gifta? ON du, Linus, har fatt
EFT ilsket, svartsjukt, snalt, kitsligt
fruntimmer till kvinna, sa ska du val
inte slIalla ut och kassera hela akten-
skapet och karleken for det! Tiga och
Ida ska du och s0ka tacka Gud till
och med for din markatta, for ho' har
alltid sin uppgift att fylla. Du behof-
Ike pa del, annars hade du blifvit en-
kaXe och ofversittare och en- hog
fardsande och en- samre karl an du ar.
Och sd kan du ju, ass Diet skanker del
nan lattnad, forsoka komma till den
tron, att du fatt dit syndastraff har
och slipper da' sen. Hvilket ar en-
stor mad. Naha, du skrubbelin, ass
lkarleken int fumes, vore lifvet int
yardt att ~lefvas; da vore det standigt
svart och ledt omkring oss som en- adj
ventsnySt. Jag tror och vet, att kar.
leken ar ALT, bad sol och blomma, lf
och doft och ED. Den formar ALT, och
delta kan beyisas at nagot, som hande
4 fora veckan.
- Jaha, tala del, Kalle, och ia int
1 sa haftigt. En- safer ju manga gan.
ger Diet, man int menar, bara for att
CORA sig till. Jag har nog hort karler
ken sjonga / nina oron och kant no
nom bTinna i mitt bio, jag ocksa, qua,
llof.
Men hvad handle | fora veckan? Var
Diet nat vackert, So tala om'et. Men
nat ledt win jag int h0ra.
Da taIade Kaile ON f6ljande lila hi.
storia. "
/ flor varas var Diet en- mandagsmor,
gon cit fasiigt ~lefverne 1 Mansagard.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-06

hvad den kan utratta, min kare Linus,
lat Kalle | Karlsro, mar han talat ON
handelsen. Skall aldrig mer pa karle-
ken.
Da' ska jag int CORA, fast Diet
ibland ar svart for den, som ar gift
som jag. HERE Gu den som anda |
ungdomen drabbats af all verldens
sjukdomar och fatt EFT SAINT boteme-
del som Per j Mansagard nu fatt!
Thure S.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-06
Sk0ttdfSVlSd

MI. ung rara fickor sma,
Och gamla i all ara,
En- liten SAX jag minner pa,
Som ror err mycket nara.
ON nj / hjertats dolda vrar
Sma g~iftasplaner hvalfva,
valan Diet skottar ar i T
Och nj fa fra sialfya-
Begagna me- en- rattighet,
F6rs.As med sans och malta
Drt dr0jer sedan, som mar vet,
Till nittonhundraatta.
Med allvar tagen saken vid,
bet annars banda torde,
Nj finge angra all er It'd,
Att ingenting nj gjorde.
Man b0rja kan, som borjas pl3r.
Att sma biljetter skicka
Och underratta att man ar
En- giftaslysten flicka.
Sa kan man sanda slit portrait,
On Diet ar utan lyte,
Och be ON svar uti biljett
Och EFT portrait i byte.
Sa Kan man afven hitta pa
| telefonen spraka,
Och man kan sc sig ut och ga
For att en- men'ska raka.
Annons EFT praktigt p&hitt ar
| tidningar, son tryckas,
Och stamina mote har och der,
bet brukar afven lyckas.
Och radens ej for korgars hot,
Jag rada will och mana,
Slikt ia vi karlar ia emot
Till dess Diet blir en- vana.
Och hur Diet gar, sa tr0ttnen Ell,
All motighet gar 6fver
Eft ia pa nittinio nej
Ar ALT hvad MAI beh0fver.
Och ON Diet will sig riktigt bra,
Och saken sa sig staller,
Att man far nittinio ia,
bet skadar int heller.
Men, fickor, gripen verket an
Med fliten hos en- myra
Ert We och val afg0ras kan
Just ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Costa.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-06
SkSmt1ynnc.

DaIig affair. - L0jtnant Gutenberg
lar ju ha kept int mindre an fem kys-
sar af dig pa bazaren / gar? Det blef
ALT en- matt summa!
10, tucker nan Diet! Mar Diet
kom till kritan, var han pank, sa jag
flick lagga ut.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-04

Report AZ Given Out by the National
Ginnsrs' Association.

Dallas. Aug. s.-The following II tn.
report Of the National Ginncrs' assocl.
alton OF the crop condition and the re.
duction % acreage as gathered from
replies 20 more than 1000 letters Of In
quiry sent out by the association and
received al the ONCE Of Secretary ~
T. blackwell from July % TO Aug i;
ADMINISTRATION. 20: reduction.
Is.
ADMINISTRATION. 80: reduction.
IS.
Fiesida--C Condition. IS: reduction. 10.
Condition. 80: reduction. IL.
Indian TerritOry-Condition rs. re-
duction. 20.
Condition. so: reduction.
Mississippi-Condition IS. reduc-
ton. 20.
Condition. 90; reduction.
North Condition. so: re-
duction. IS.
okiahoma-c Condition. 90; reduction.
South Carolina-condition. rs: re-
duction. Is.
Transformation IS: reduction. rs.
ennessee-Condition. so: reduction.
90.
Observation-Disclosures so: reduction
rs.
Average condition. rs; average re-
duc,ion. iT.6: estimated abandonment
per cent: acreage. 2s.o2i. 5000.
The lowest estimate Was from Ten
nessee aud the highest report was from
Oklahoma city. which was leo and re-
duction none.
Secretary Blackwell said: There Is
only about 100000 acres IN cultiva-
ton that will reach the picking stage
OF maturity. This association II or
ganized purely for gathering statistics
20 protect the ginner and planter and
II working In harmony with the South
ern Cotton association. II does not
conflict with the census bureau. but
encourages prompt and accurate re-
ports 10 that department"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-04
wlrre ARRIVES.
Russians Do Net Attach Such Import
anee 20 War a. outaidrr,

anee 70 War a. Outsiders.
New York. Aug. s.-The Kaiser vii
helm der Crosse with 81 sergius witte
the senior Russian .eace envoy on
board. arrived In auaNktne wednes-
day afternoon. NJ. w M IN gooi
health. The ship had Al - ,as.aS,
the sea being smooth ex, on satur-
day and Monday. whepA was a little
rough.
on shipboard NJ. WI a was generally
rsticent when the SUBJECT OF his mis-
sion was mentioned. However. 20 an
Associated Press correspondent. who
accompanied him from cherbourg. NJ.
Witte said:
Almost everywhere in Europe. as
well as In America. not only Russia. her
forces. her resources and her power OF
resistance are known. but the people
are even mistaken about the true re-
suits OF the war. The Russians have
had reverses. but this does not signify
that they have lost the power which
was known to the Muscoyi e empire he
fore the war: Il does not mean that
Russia has become a negligible quanti-
" nor that Japanese have acquired by
the result OF the recent victories such
supremacy as 20 make the Russian
empire consider them a truly redoubt-
able enemy"
NJ. Witte recognizes the good quail
tiles OF the japanese military. and adj
illustrative organizations. and does
not believe any other European nation
AfnrIla haNA h.s.s.. ~. A..
as Russia has done.
III must be taken into consideration. .
said NJ. White. that the japanese had
been preparing themselves for war
about ten years. while Russia was en-
tirely unprepared. wishing and trusting
In peace. They fought in their own
neighborhood under all favorable con-
ditions. while the Russians had 20 be
sent 5000 versts from their headquar-
ters by railroad entirely insufficient 20
their needs. and 10 fight a colonial war
with all co-efficients against them.
There IL not In history another exam
pie OF similar disproportion between
enemies.
The great majority OF the Russian
people" said NJ. White. don't attach 10
the conflict In the far east the import
anee which T. given 10 Il In Europe and
America. II Is considered as a very
distant colonial war. but the whole
Russian people would rise as n sins =
man the day in which they should think
that IL Is no more the question OF
colonial war. which II not dangerous
but OF a conflict threatening the secur-
ity Of the country"
NJ. Wltte intimated. Notwithstanding
these views. that he doesn't mean 20
say that he Will not make every possi-
bic effort toward the conclusion %
peace. adding that he Il favorable 20
peace as Russian and as a man. hav-
ing always worked 10 prevent war and
understanding that at present nearly
the entire world desired the end OF the
conflict lie emphatically denied hav-
Ing said that Japan's peace terms were
intolerable. lie also denied positively
that he had predicted that the confer
ence would break up In a week.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-04
Patient Isolated.

Memphis. Aug. IA special TO the
Commercial Appeal from Texarkana.
says that Jay Taylor. a young man who
arrived there Saturday from Louisiana,
was taken sick In a hotel The patient
was Immediately isolated al a point
two miles out O. town and the case Is
under close observation a shotgun
quarantine was Immediately placed
about the hotel. none OF tho inmates
being permitted to leave. The building
was thoroughly fumigated.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-04
STRANGE HALLuclNATloN.
Says Helen Gould Is His Wife and
There Are Many Children.

Wagner l. r.. Aug. 3.-In aylmina-
ton Of Wright WATSON relative 20 his
sanity. he stated ia court that Doe had
married Miss Helen Gould fifteen years
ago and that they had twenty-one chill
dren. He said the marriage was forced
on him by secret service officials lie
also claims that while residing at Hope.
Ark. he appointed President Roosevelt
governor Of New York.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-04
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Thomas p. Stone Of Waco Chosen as
the Grand Dictator.

Waco. Aug. a.--Knights Of Honor
elected the following officers.
Grand Dictator-Thomas p. stone,
Waco.
Grand vice Dictator-C. C. Glenn.
sealy
Assistant Grand Dictator-A. J. Cole.
Colorado.
Grand Charlain-N. c. Terry. Dallaa
Grand Reporter-R. W. Finuey. Aus
tin.
Grand Treasurer-Joe b. Wolf. Cam
eron.
Grand Gulde-E II. Hopson, Pitts
burg.
Grand Inside sentInei-T. W Camp.
Houston.
Grani Outside sentinel-A. o. Harris.
Peearsall.
Grand Trustees-W. II. Shelton. ~
Paso. T. J. Berry. San Antonio. and D.
J. Gator. Crockett.
Supreme Representatives onta J.
Moore. Cameron. and c. W. Robertson.
Houston.
Alternate Supreme Representative
Ed r. Kane. San Marcos. and J. H.
Cole Sherman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-04
Joins Farmers Union

Paris Tex. Aug 3.--Hon. Travis
Henderson. who has been known for
years among the legislators az Austin
as the farmer statesman" was mi
tlated into membership In the Lamar
County Farmers Union NJ West Point.
There are ii3. 900 members OF the order
In the state
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-04
viii Hunt Bears.

Reno. New. Aug. 3.-Eariy next week
or as coon az Governor Sparks can re-
turn from a business trip TO Texas. he
IL going on a bear hunt TO Grizzly Val
ley. In the Sierra Nevada mountains
lie viii be accompanied by James JEFF
ries. retired champion heavy weight
pugillst and a number OF Nevada's
most prominent citizens.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-04
NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE.
Az Sixth Annual Convention Every
State May Be Represented.

New York Aug National Negro
Business League. OF which Booker
Washington. president. will hold its
sixth annual convention IN this city
Aug. Is. II and rs. -Four hundred ne
gro business men. representing every
state IN the Union. are expected TO at
tend. Several prominent men have
been asked 20 address the convention
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-04
Bishop Harerovs Dead.

Nashville, Aug s.-Blshop r. X.
Hargrve OF the NJ. +. Church south.
died at his home here. lie has been in
feeble health Tor a year past. and SEE
riously ~ since riday. lie was born In
Pickers county Alabama sept. H.
1899
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-04

81. Louis. Aug. william II. Lang
dale. seventy-fve years old. who for
thirty-hve years superintended the
stocking OF Anchor line steamboats,
plying between New OrIea md ST.
Louis was found dead IN
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-04
,..ls.OOo ACRES GOVERNMENT LAND
e be Thrown Open for Settlement Aug.
rs, Isos-Spiendid Opportunity for
iOmeeeekers In Most Favored
Section OF Northwest.

\ Adyices are received TO the ef.
feet that the Uintah Indian Reser.
walton in Utah will be thrown
open by the Government for set.
Element on August 2Sth and that
on account of same individual reg.
istrations for the land will com.
mence'August let at Grand June
ton, Colorado. and at vernal,
Price and Provo, Utah, such regis
trations to close Aug. IL.
Drawings TO determine the order
in which selections Of the land
may be made, will he held at
Provo, Utah, com IN eu c n z
on Thursday, August 18th, and
the applications of those pariici-
pating and drawing numbers from
to so inclusive, must be pre-
scented at Vernal, Utah, August
2Sth, when they will be consid.
cred in their numerical order dur
ing the first day; the applications
Of holders Of numbers 81 to 100
inclusive to be presented on the
second day and so on until all
numbers have been disposed Of.
Between the time of registration
and the drawing, applicants will
be given certificates permitting
them to examine the lands. All
applications for entry must be
made individually, and cannot be
made by agents or representatives
except in the cases Of honorably
discharged soldiers and sailors,
who may submit proofs of their
qualifications through agents Of
their own selection. No person,
however, will be permitted to &C,
as agent for more than one soldier
or sailor. The reservation is reach
ed to advantage via new trans
por,ation line from Mack, Colora.
do. known as the Uintah Railway,
also by stage line from Price,
Utah, a station on the line of the
Denver IL Rio Grande K. Il.
On this account and in order to
admit of interested persons par
ticipating in the very unusual op
portunitythus presented at nominal
expense, the Fort Worth and Den
yer City Ry., (the Denver road)
will sell round trip tickets from
Texas points daily at rate Of one
fare plus $500 for the round trip,
with return limit Of go days
from date Of purchase, and will
afford the privilege Of stop-overs
going and returning in order to IA.
cilitate the interests of those de-
string to investigate and file their
claims.
Details regarding the best plans
of procedure in order to secure
parts Of this property will be sup
piled free OF cost by Mr.. A. A.
G.. p. A. of THE Denver
Road" at Fort, Worth upon APP
plication. The lands referred to
are in many respects extraordina-
rily good and, a. this is prob
ably the last opportunity Of the
kind which will be afforded for
many years to come, it goes with
out saying that an immense inter.
est will be found in the opening
by parties from all sections Of the
country.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-04
Death Penalty Eor malor,.

Waco. Aug Sin the ease Of Sank
Majors. charged with criminally as
saulting Mrs Cuntie Robert. the girl
wife OF Captain Ben Robert OF Golindo.
the Jury returned a verdict Of guilty
and assessed the punishment at death.
Courtroom was crowded and jury's YER
dict was loudly cheered.
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MASHED TO DEATH.
Young Man Terribly Manasled by His
Horse Fallinl on Him

Balllnger. Tex Aug 3.-whne at
tempting 20 pen COW IN the A. r
Smith ranch, south Of Balllnger. a
young man named Dick wilkerson was
thrown from a horse and killed. The
horse fell on him and mashed him IN
~ his remains could not be embalmed.
His mother lives az some point IN Okla
homa.
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Chicago. Aug s.-wiiIiam ,. Bryan.
Jr. 4. lying al the Presbyterian hos
initial where h. underwent a surgical
operation "Wednesday for the removal
OF All abscess on his right Knee
brourht about BY Inflammation that
bernn with a corn on his foot. Young
pr,un was brought 10 the hospital
"wednesday from winona Lake. Ind,
ON = fast trails. lie n a student az
military academy His condition -
not dangerous The boy Is sixteen
years old.
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Average. Of states.

Warrington. Aug. s.-The agricui-
tural burVau monthly cotton report OF
averages IL; Alabama. 70; Missis-
s,ppl. 80; South Carolina. 70; Arkan-
sas. s.; Louisiana. 50. North Carolina
50; Indian Territory. 81: Tennessee
20; oklahoma "a; Florida So Mis-
souri,, So: Virginia TO-