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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
JURY DECLARES
OCTOPUS GUILTY
VERDICT RENDERED BEFORE
DAYLIGHT
Twelve Men Sustain Charge Of Con-
spiracy Against Trade In vloIa-
tlon Of the Anti
Trust Law
Rx Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
FINDLAY. Ohio, oct. 19.--After de
lberating thirty-two hours the jur,
In the case of the state Of Ohio agains
the STANDARD OIL company of Ohio re-
turned a verdict of guilty" on tn,
charge Of conspiracy against trade ir
violati OF the Valentine anti-trus
law.
The verdict was rendered at 4:3;
o'clock this morning, the jury having
announced Its readiness to report ex.
actly at 4 o'clock. The court and. at
torneys arrived in a half hour, when
the verdict was rendered. When the
jury came in and had taken it's place
In the jury box Judge Banker said:
Gentlemen. have you agreed upon
a verdict?"
your honor, we have" responded
Foreman Bales.
What is the verdict?"
To this the foreman sent for the
typewriter form which had been filled
out and the court read it as follows:
I'VE, the jury in this case. find the
defendant guilty in the manner and
form as the defendant stands charged
on the information.
(Signed) "a L. Bales, foreman"
There was not a spectator in the
ROOM dSlue ITOIIl ATTORNEY 1TOuD IOT
the defendant and Prosecuting .Attor-
ney David and several newspaper men
and no demonstration resulted from
reading the verdict.
do you want the Jury polled?"
queried the court of Troupe
THAT is not necessary" was the
answer.
The court addressing the jury, said
Gentlemen, you deserve all the
credit and thanks which are due you
for your patience and close attention
to this case and / want to thank you
'You may now be discharged and go
to your homes.'
As the jury was leaving the room
Mr.. Troupe stepped up to the court
and said he wished to make the motion
for a new trial of the case. Judge
Banker assured him that all such mo-
tions would be entertained as a mat
ter of course. The court at once adj
iourned and five minutes after the
verdict had been rendered the building
was dark and deserted.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
viii Fight to the End
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19,--The legal de-
partment of the STANDARD Oil company
has given out the following statement:
The verdict in Findlay against the
Standard Oil company carries with 1t
a single fine of from $50 to $4,000. which
is the maximum, according to the law
under the informa tion on which the
suit was brought. The defendant law
yers in the case are taking immediate
steps for appeal. which, before final
adjudication, may pass through three
courts. namely, the court of common
pleas, the circuit court and the supreme
court of Ohio They feel confident of
securing reversal on manifold errors
in the trial just concluded.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
CYCLONE SWEEPS
H'VANA HARB0R
Continued from page ono.

from the damage done to shipping.
Great waves engulfed about 95 lighters
at anchor in the harbor and they were
smashed against the wharves.
1t is estimated that the loss of life
and damage would have been greater
had 1t not been for the timely warn
Ing given by Father Lowe at Gunotti.
He is noted weather observer of
Berlin college. He telephoned TO CO.
lumbia camp at 1880 o'clock, one hour
before the storm descended, that a
cyclone was coming and his warning
was Immediately needed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
BLOWS EIGHTY MILES AN HOUR
Official Dispatch Describes Severe
Storm In Cuba

WASHINGTON, Oct. l9.-The fol-
lowing official dispa tch was received
at the war department. late this after
noon:
Havana. Oct. 19.-To secretary OF
war. washington: Terrific hurricane
swept over Havana and vicinity at
officialIy reported 80 miles an hour.
Telegraph and telephone wires all
down. Trees blown down In all parts.
Two schooners ashore, Loss IN city
and country heavy. Fear considerable
loss OF life. Eight deaths reported IN
the city of Havana. Have called upon
governors OF provinces to report local
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
F00TPADS STILL BUSY
IN STRICKEN CITY
sy Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 1s.-John
Patrick, a teamster, was attacked and
robbed by two footpads about 10
o'clock tonight on the water front.
Patrick was walking on East street
between Mission and Howard when
two men suddenly jumped from behind
a lumber pile and while one of them
brutally beat Patrick the other thug
attempted to go through his pockets.
Patrick grappled with the footpads
and when several persons, attrac acted
by his cries, came running up the two
thugs grabbed his watch and chain
valued at $50 and fed.
The attack and robbery occurred
within a block of the harbor police
station. Patrick was badly beaten
about the head and face and was
taken to the harbor hospital.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
STORM is SEVERE AT MIAMI
Many Buildings Wrecked and Property
Loss Is Heavy @
BY Associated Press.


BY Associated Press
MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 19--The most de-
structive storm in years struck Miami
at 3 O'Clock Thursday morning, coming
from the northeast
The damage wrought throughout the
city will amount to many thousand
dollars, it being impossible now to give
any accurate figures.
The warehoSise Of the Charles Wat
son company on Sixth street was de-
mollshed.
The new Orlendorff block the AR
cade building and First Methodist
church were all nearly wrecked.
McNeill's stables were destroyed, but
the horSesl escaped.
Granger's livery stables We're de-
stroyed A large portion of the ter
minal docks and the car shed near the
roundhouse were blown down
On Avenue ID a number Of plate glass
windows were smashed In and several
business houses were unroofed. Most
OF the merchants lost heavily from
water.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
viii Round Up the ut.s

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-Upon tht
application of Governor Brooks of wy.
oming, Secretary Taft, by direction OF
the. president, has instructed MajoI
General Greely to dispatch troop tt
cavalry to Wyoming to round up and
return to their Athel Ute
Indians. who are now causing dis
turbance in that state.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
Several Hurt; One viii Die
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-One man
was severely hurt and several others
were cut and badly bruised today when
a Long Island railroad train crashed
into a line of empty cars In the yards
at the Belmont race track siding here
today. Robert Fuller, ticket seller
At the track, was caught In the crash
when the trains came together and fa-
al of whom were passengers, suffered
by being thrown from their seats by
the collision.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
John D. Can Wait
,v e-nclatsd 2ress.

BY 4 e-ocatsd Press
FINDLAY, O., Oct. 19.-Proseculor
David stated that he would take no
action in the case against John D.
Rockefeller until the supreme court
passes upon the jurisdiction of the
Standard cases.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20

follows: The center of the tropical
disturbance is apparently at sea, some
distance off the Carolina coast. Its in.
fluence however, extends to the South
Atlantic coast, where winds have in.
creased in strength over night Stor1r
warnings are displayed on the Atlantic
coast from Savannah to East Port.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
Actor Losing Sight
t.o..

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1s--L. n
Stockwell. one of the old-time leadins
actors and theatrical managers of the
Pacific coast is gradually losing his
sight while lying confined in an Oak
land hospital, suffering from a com
plication of painful afflictions.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
START WORK ON BIG
BUILDING IN SAN DIEGO
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO. Oct. 19.-Excavation
work for the new Union-T Tribune block,
which John D. Spreckels is erecting as
home for his newspapers, as well as
for general offices of the company, was
commenced yesterday. The building,
located at the corner of Third and d
streets, will be S5x150 feet and six
stories high. of reinforced concrete and
one of the finest buildings in the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
MANY ITALIANS RETURN
TO THEIR NATIVE LAND
BY Associated Press.

by <ASSUCIdleU 7 IS5ss
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-There began
yesterday, with the sailing of the Re-
public of the White Star line. the an
nual exodus of Italian laborers who go
to Europe to pass the Christmas holi-
days
In the steerage on this liner were 724
persons, mostly italian workingmen.
Persons who have to do with handling
steerage traffic say 1t is almost i'm
possible to explain the large exodus.
in view of the great demand for
labor in this country.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
Cars Must Have Fendsrs
IN Associated Prees.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 19.--Judge
Cabaniss today imposed a fine of $500
on the United Railroads Of San Fran
cisco for operating a car without a
fender. The court declared that SINH
lar action would be taken In the case
Of every car operated while unprovided
with a fender. The case was brought
up upon information obtained by the
district attorneys office
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
Must Serve Life sentsncs

BY Associated Press
SAN JOSE. Oct. William d.
Wright, who few months ago shot
and killed his wife In the Palm restau-
rant In this city, was sentenced by
Judge Welch this morning to serve Q
~fe sentence In the prison at San
Quentin.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
The Pacific Electric Railway Company

Havana harbor unharmed. Number
of launches and lighters adrift and
sunk.
(Signed) MAGOON.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
Display storm Warnings

BY Associa Press
WASHINGTON, oct. TO- The
weather bureaus general forecast is as
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
Vote Is Reeonsldered

Immediately another motion was car
ried TO reconsider the vote. The plan
was then placed before the convention
for general discussion, President Ham
ilton remarking that he felt that the
delegates knew very little about parlia-
mentary tactics and We're actuated
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20

PILES CURED IN Q TO "a DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed 10
on Protruding Piles In 6 to IA days OF
money refunded. soc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28
lllorrhon

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it's 10 am beiten, bonn:
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unb allen leiern Oes 8Oltsblatt eiu
ber5lides rllrOiit @euiabr" 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28

Dit bee i'm Sanaar suiammentre,
tenten Stantsseiebsetans werbeu
uOrnasF&tIid audi cine nienee @e.
IesesUOrlaseu ouftauHsn aim per-
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aiebt ia 10 pieIe 8Oltsbealafer mel
DE lido bcrufeu iiblen Oas Bolt burfl
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Ia ieiner Moral 80 beiiern, Dber ee,
gen ridiiHtsbOie NnmnBansen uno
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men In SHus su nebmen, baB es elm
wabres Slid III bos 10 elm @eIes,e,
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Ou uteI uirres 8eua sum IOriGeiu,
aber iAlieBlih triumpbirt cod Der
nthterne Sertunb. unO bic Ssobt
ialrt oas Stnntss Durd ben suiam
Der aeaistatnr teinen S&a.
ben lsibet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28
Din alIe Sic q anaehtl

aae Sieieniaen pelbe in Der 5eri
iteaune zines SaOd aiiter unO aOas
Der mein gatent nuf iOlde gprridl.
tuns naaGeabmt baden. maien mir
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tbnn, psrOen fte ObenOrein nod bic
Soften far 9Oaettio gu beSablen
baden.
Slaubt niGt buB 10 niGt ueis
tuer iOlde s&Ot.aifter bat; id bin
entiaIOffer meine patsntrten Redts
81 iHiBen.
Grnni SubnfOn.
fredericksburg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28
bod,eits 6lUdcn.

Gm 2. sSeibnaftstase fanb I'M
ireuuch6en Sstm UOn perm uao
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liebenspuroiaen 1Ohter bes oauies,
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tihttsen, INNER freunbli6en unr
~suuOrtOmmenben aanopoit' 8rteitra
gee uOn Sermauu aaa GtOlps. gnHor
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Seliein Der SsruanOten uno enseren
5reunoe oes SrautpaareR, weI&ea
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treuen bate. 9ns @olfsblatl
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Sllf. CUTE SeiuaObeit uub Elm eana.
90 sludlides G%bsieten, bel bean oel
5eeen niHt ausbleiben lou.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28
The First New Years Resolution
Will Go to FaIfurriaS JAM
Practical Famer:

IA TEaCVSal aHSi Hh.
You have put up the fall crop.
Winter is on you. What can ydu do but wait patiently for
spring.
But in FALFuRRIAs it is warm and balmy. They are get
ting ready to plant the seed. Everything is active. Every
body is hustling.
OF course YOU know all about this wonderful section or
southern Texas. Two and three crops a year The earliest
and best vegetables. The farmer can sit under his own orange
tree and watch nearly every known crop grow in luxurious
profusion while the northern farmeris still %snowboupd.
You know the perfect climate, sufficient rainfall, the arte'
sian water. the cheap labor, the railroads, the towns, the
banks, the schools, and most OF all, The wonderful opportunity
10 buy the richest land, yet at the lowest price; what does it
mean 10 youl Do you desire to continue to raise SIS crops on
4 500 land2 Why not raise sIoo crops on SIS land.
Farmers like YOU are leaving the west and east and north
aud coming to the promisedAand. Why not you? Will the
yield OF YOUR crop pay you back your total investment twice
over in one wear? On November 9th. we sent 20 ~prospectors
10 this country. All bought land& Every day, every hour
fhis land is growing more valuable.
Choice sections ID months ago were worth SIS an acre.
Now they are worth from 500 to sIoo an acre,
Two years ago where 2S people comprised a town now
dwell 1900.
The same opportunity is now yours, Tor we are now laying
but two new town sites and building a new railroad. Develop
menti is going on faster and faster. Choice locations are seH-J
ing now at SIS. You can buy land by the railroad now as
cheap as you can buy land ten miles away a little later. And
this land is the richest and best in the world. But It's nrst
come, first served. Now is your chance to see for yourself.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28
Peoples Bank
OF Hermann.

Depofitarium Der DeuH den Stule
pon bermdnn.
Depciiidrium Der bermaun .fire
endurance Go.
9trettoren;
R. u. 8tuer, Sfobt. Batter,
VI. y. Batter,
6p. GefOtte, VI. &. 9ru6Ut,
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Dtr bitten UNI qsueieteu gu.
iprut untcr 3uftcu,S tsIicsr Se-
6ienuns.
d. .. Wolfer, BY sdlsmaun,
KdHirer. 6ebdIfssKaHlrer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28
pers Dot I

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5rerWoe beiist, aui bee Seitautitea
uns fennsu pelsrut uao erneuerte IN
lesten SDmmer in elnem iaibtsnabl'
en- 8abecr; bic SetanntihaIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28

"a lt aOd1 cine tletne auspt bl
upn YDr5eaaa nnbunb babe nnb ba'
nit nufraumen min. 10 rperre iA
ieOes Stld, Ubue Gusnabme, gum
aDfpreis periuuisn. So 1T meinens
feline, ~bunOuemults @nare, wel6e
iiA bsiunhers 81 5efeeidenisn IUwie
aud gu greilen bel GarO gnrtiss
eisuen 3lrite.
@uIt. VI. Greunb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28

SIN 6eim Der 8rautmutter, Witt,
ne GHsaft Guid, surhen nm 2
Beibnantstuae bura 8altOr sueO.
meper ebelit ustbunOen: 6err Gr
thur Sua NIT Sri. Sllma Druid.
Gem feierIi&en Epauait fOlete cir
aIdusenbes SOdaeitamnbl, gu BEN
itl etruu BGnbert Gaite etnpeiunbeu
batten bic benz eIldliHen iuuseu
Ghepaare uisle @tidss uno Sesens.
wani&, iOwie satlrsiGe wsrtbpuae
uno uilsliHe SeIGenie Oarbrabten
Sud oas vgDlistlntt" wlnift, boh
Der ueubetretene asbeuspfob benz
aladtt&eu &nuue Elm &ss Obns Dor.
nen iein mDee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28
Grmdsiiete fubrprttIe,

2is 30. Battle Sabn ueri0ufi
8abrsntten ffr bic pin. nnO Surad.
fubri su IreenO elmer stntiun sn IA
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am 20 GsS,uIbsr Bis sum 25 Dsse.n.
Der bahH tUieOrr a~afanesnO am 20.
Desenbtr bic /. SnAxpr. Gus zi6.
slt finp cut iur peinjnbrt bic sum
n SAHaar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28

Biz iruaen nidt, ME Sbr Iittet.
noh tpnR euh au helen uerIaate.
NOliFsrs ROdp RUnntnin Zee moni
ore tr6nilihten, idwdhfen Mdnner
oOer 6rnuen HART nnb peIunb. S5
Gents BEL &nlter RrOs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28
Bay.

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tnee. Sn 0Isnfaa II gteuiubr. 8us
ruirO uns Oas rieae Snbr brinaerN
@uies anO S9limmess pie
lOHensn Sabre, boz
oreht iit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28
KirAHAts.

@etraut pnroen uOn BahOr Suto'
meuer: %lontle Wiuraen in Court
bauIe: @alter Rsuter nit aRaut
9atbrDp, beibe pom 81. 9ouie; Ron
taa Gbeub i'm Binrrbuuie Or. Oteal
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nora %Dbi i'm SnuIe Der <ern oer
Sraut. Ntttpoh 9lbeaO GrtbuE
pug mtt Sllma Druid In oauie Der
Gltera Ger 1raut.
Die 81. 9aute empF&sen: Siion
Stutaa SInretia uab 1GcIlIa Sulia
Hraih, ainber pOu Secmnnn uro
Bilbelmina 9ruiG. SIts Gaui5eu'
gen faneirten 81. SuliG Sefmnnn
uao A(Dina Sell. Sm @iarrbauie
Oer ct. Yanls Semeinoe ruuroe ant
@sibnahtstaee Betautt @rtpin 5aeob
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Rueoissr. @uten tulren, SatOb Bar
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bes ainOes anO @eetne &GeOiser Die
S%rOBmutter.
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nbeub nit ibren 9inber ieiuen Sin'
tritt in bic ct. Inuls aird1e erlnnb
en- Ionnten, fnO pcbeten NIT ibren
ainoecn entreOer an SOntas oOer
Suluefer abeuO su fOmmen. Die
oobin pirO Der Baum in Der aitf,e
uerbfetber unO am ben a%euanuten
Nteuoe peleuttet ieir. aIe limo
L a.,uRn,,,,a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28

'eu5Bte austunbl @umminiefel
far Banner, 8rauen. 3nGbeu, @db.
den sab ainbsr usiae Dem gubIi-
tam bier iemats eebOten BEL
Or. y. Bsalue.
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