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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-26

implements and have secured better
prices for all products they have
placed on the market. A feature of
the unions labors in this section
will be to handle the crops from the
fields to the exporter and secure to
the growers the profits heretofore
secured by local grain companies.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-26

Stites-A sale of $50 tons of bar
ley at $1.05 per hundred and 220
tons of oats at 81 per hundred are
the first movements in grain that
have been reported here since the
close down in the market several
weeks ago. The warehouse are
filled with grain that was delivered
early in the fall and only small
percent was sold by the growers
The close down is grain operations
has generally embarrassed busisesS
| in this section. As,.4 y
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-26

.--~N@PFF~. .,,ts sEE! S'tl.
Walla Walla-Locai grain dealers
predict the new year will witness a
great activity in the grain market
and normal conditions will be re-
stored within a short time I'll
said the organization OF the Farm
ers Education and Cooperative
Union has aroused local dealers to
activity and 1t is expected some of
the grain will be handled by the
union this year. The storage
charges on grain will amount from
4 to 2 cents per bushel after Janu-
airy but If the crop is handled
through the warehouse owners It is
probable part of the warehouse
charges will be deducted.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-26

Wallace-The Western Union Tel
egraph company will fight the Idaho
Sunday rest law to the highest court
is a statement made here by the To-
cal agent who was placed under ar
rest Monday upon charge of keep
ing open the telegraph office last
Sunday. The strict Interpretation
of the Sunday law is generally OBJ
noxious to all business interests and
it is said peace officers in all Sec
tions of the state will be urged to
enforce the law to the letter In or
der that general uprising may re-
suit in the act being repealed. IN
der the provisions of the law rail-
road trains cannot be legitimately
operated in the state, telegraph and
telephone offices cannot be operated,
newspapers cannot be issued on Sun
day morning nor work performed
during Sunday for a Monday morn
ing edition.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-26

Colfax-Farmers engaged in the
dairy industry in this section of the
Palouse country are receiving "a
cents per pound for butterfat and
the payment is made in cash. The
farmer who has a few good dairy
cows is not worrying over the f1nan-
cial situation but is making prepa-
rations to enlarge his alfalfa field
and increase the number of his
dairy herd.
, 1907-07-16
POULTRY NOTES.

Sunflower seed makes good poultry
food. Raise some this season.
Thoroughly cleanse and wh!tawash
the poultry house this month.
The time spent in learning hnw to
prevent poultry diseases will save
twice the time needed to effect a cure.
Bookkeeping gives open-air exercise,
brings one into contact with the beau
ties of nature, and is an interesting.
fascinating study.
II the reader is not able to wi a
green bone cutter, he can take a aharp
Ratchet and u up the green bones
Into particles, which the birds can eat.
Do not put more than SO chicks in
one flock in any brooder, no matter
how much room the machine MAJ pro-
vide. Fifty is as many as will do well
together.
Do not feed all the skim milk to tho
hogs. 1t is a valuable food for eggs
and growth and may be used to mis-
the mash or may be given to drink in
addition to water.
Lice breed faster as warm weather
IN on. To combat them paint the
roost and roost supports frequently
with some of the best liquid lice kill
ers, or with kerosene.
The difference in the consumption
Of honey, when wintering in the eel
lar compared with w%intering out-of-
doors, is only from the fact that the
temperature Is more uniform, and
therefore tie bees keep more quiet.
Overlooking and undertaking
should both be guarded against by tho
beginner in poultry raising. Overfeed.
ing is certain death, while underfeed.
Ing is death to development and
growth. Both are Improbable and
should be avoided.
, 1907-07-16
Advertised Letter List.

Following is a list OF the letters re
naming upcalled for in the postof1cs
at Laramie, Wyo., for the week ending
July Is, 1907. Parties calling for
letters in this list will please say lad.
vertised:"
Anderson, August Anderson, Charles
Armbruster, Jacob Crippen, Allen
Ferrin, H. NJ. Fitzgerald, Alice
Gonzales, Misel Gaveteo, Bell
Hawsen, Harry Jackson, John
Olsen. Olaf X. (2) Laukkarinen, Albin
Learman, VIM. McCutcheon, w. H.
hurry, F. l.. Perkins, E. l..
Snavely, Lee Ryan, Harry
Saunders, Chas. Sheehan, John
Thompson, Fred Wennerholm, Annie
Wiserd, John A.
E. T. BELTZ, P. M.
, 1907-07-16
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
Nice summer morning.

Nice summer morning.
Fishing tackle, fine line. Lovejoy
Novelty Works.
One plain drunk was fined $3.50 in
the police court this morning.
Spectacles. automobile glasses and
goggles at Greenwood's. New line.
Work was started this morning on
the electric passenger elevator at the
Holiday store.
Both the young men injured in the
powder explosion at Buford are be-
lleved to be getting better.
The front Of the old Sentinel build
ing is being torn out today to make
room for a new glass and iron front.
DR.. c. A. Ballard filed location no.
tees today for mining claims Grace
No. 1 and Grace No. 2. in the Centen-
NAL mining district.
The bank barometer today recorded
1928, a considerable increase since
yesterday. when the needle went be-
low the 23.O0 mark.
Niles Callahan today began tearing
up the old board walks in front of the
Conner estate property and The Re.
publican warehouse, on Grand avenue,
preparatory to laying cement walks
there.
. A commotion was created on Thorn.
burgh street this morning when H. G.
WEIGH started Colonel Cook to clean
ing the windows of his shoe shop.
Louis Miller peeped through and see
ing the cobbler at work Immediately
gave the alarm.
, 1907-07-16
MORTON ON
THE STAN D
(Continued from page l.)


President Johnson. President Graves
and President Smiley. Mr.. Soule said.
had stated to him that they were
president in name only. Mr.. Soule
stated that he had been told by a gen.
tleman who had 1t from the late Presi'
dent Lewis himself, not more than two
weeks before the death Of DR.. Lewis,
that the conditions were intolerable.
and at the next meeting Of the board
either he or the secretary would have
to leave the institution.
Preparatory Department Essential.
The fact thai the preparatory depart
mcnt accepts students OF Is years of
age, Prof. Soule says, is absolutely es-
sential to the life of the university, as
many pupils who enter the preparatory
department are not otherwise prepared
to enter the collegiate grade. II the
university could get students other
wise, perhaps it would be wise to elm
mate the first two grades of the pre-
paratory department.
PatchelI on University Printing.
Charles l.. Patched is the manager
of the Boomerang. and has been here
for nearly three years. He was pos
tive that The Republican had charged
that the Boomerang had bid on the
printing. He presented a letter pur-
ported to have been SEN to Miss He
bard, concerning the printing. The
original had been sent by special mes
senger to Miss Hebard. He had re-
ceived no reply. Questioning the mes
senger, as he had some doubts about
getting an answer, he learned from
the messenger that the letter had been
delivered to Miss Hebard. He had
referred the matter to President It's
del, but had not spoken to any MEM
Der of the executive committee. Mr..
Lee Bristol of the Bristol company had
told him that he once had the univer-
sity printing, but that W. E. Chaplin
VI uc Ldiduli INSpuuliSou Aou uhuSi
bid him 10 per cent. That vas ten
years ago. He said he believed he
could safely state that no bids had
been submitted during the past ten
years. His only charge is that he had
no opportunity to bid on the work.
At the time he submitted his bid,
Mr.. Patchell said his Office was not
equipped to do the work and is not
now so equipped, but that he would
have furnished bond to do the work
and would have equipped his plant.
No Facts as to Graft.
Mr.. Patched said he had no facts in
his possession as to graft by any officer
of the institution and knew Of no case
of any officer using his influence for
private gain or to the detriment Of the
institution.
Mr.. Patched said he was not in po-
sition to give the names Of n per-
sons who had given him Information as
to the charges in his paper, that being
the ethics of the newspaper profession.
He had been told, he said, at the din
ner table today that he would not be
allowed to testify before the commits
sion as to the printing contracts, and
that's why he came.
, 1907-07-16

Drawn, and has its foundation In phys
ical culture that this trio Of artists ap-
piled themselves to in their native
home across the sea as a means of
regaining their health, which in the
pursuits they were following before
they decided to enter the circus arena
vas failing. The thoughts Of such an
act came to them during their daily
drills and was successfully done by
them. Campbell Bros. heard Of it and
their wonderful performance and Sc
cured them to make their first annual
tour of America with their shows.
, 1907-07-16

Daily Republican. 80 cents q month.
, 1907-07-16
DIVINE r

Genius is that gift Of the gods which
makes a man eight feet tall in a
crowd.
If he wishes to shake hands, no.
body can reach up to him.
- he has a notion to kiss a pretty
girl, he has to stoop so enormously,
and make such a spectacle Of himself,
that there's no fun in it.
in short, he is denied about all the
larger comforts.
Nor Is he deserving Of any credit.
II anybody praises him, he Is not
ti.kled, knowing in his heart that he
can't help being a genius.
Prcmetheus was the first genius. He
is still getting his, they say. Most
anybody would rather be the iceman.
Life.
, 1907-07-16
Human Vanity,

"Bliggins is always talking about
the bright things his baby says"
YES" answered the unsympathetic
person. Every father regards his
own son as the smartest boy on earth.
He regards such a circumstance as a
simple manifestation Of the law Of
heredity. w Star.
, 1907-07-16
Bids Wanted,

Bids will be received by the board of
of Laramie School District No.
l, up to 9 a. IN, Saturday, the 3rd of
August, for the erection of a school
house on block 1853, according to plans
and specifications on file in the
office.
The board reserves the right to re.
ject any and all bids.
ARNOLD G. H. BODE,,
Clerk Of School District No. /.
2S5t1O
, 1907-07-16
OF
RISKS LIFE AND LIMB

Risking life and limb daily in the
Campbell Bros circus is the lot that
befalls the famous troupe of Flying
LIE Vans" aerialists that will be seen
here on Monday, July %, the date of
the big show In Laramie. The act is a
thrilling one and to the audience seem
an impossibility for the human mind
to conceive or the hand OIL body to do.
Its perfection is the result of training
and hard work for both brain and
, 1907-07-16
The Style of II.

rs Miss De Style encouraging young
Spendit seriously that she goes oftener
with him automobiling than with any
of her other admirers?'
No. She doesn't care for him a lit
tie bit. but his make of motor car Is
more becoming than any of the others
to her new Paris automobile coat
Baltimore American.
, 1907-07-16
A Good Example.

Husband (at the theater, to his
wife)-I hope that you have noticed,
darling, that between acts l. and II.
four years are supposed to elapss, and
the actress who takes the part of the
countess wears the same dress. You
could very well follow her example,
The Royal.
, 1907-07-16
From Experience,

do you think a game OF kissing Is
. comedy?" asked the bashful young
man.
No, indeed" replied the pretty girl.
Il think it is an opera"
AN opera? And why?"
Because it is always grand
And then he got busy.-Chicago
Daily News.
, 1907-07-16
E~VERYBODY'S WANTS

II you have lost anything; have any
thing to buy or sell; rooms or a house
to rent; in short a want Of any kind
to fill try a liner in THE REPUBLI-
CAN. The cost is sm all and the re-
turns are large.
STRAYED-From university stock
farm, about 9 a. M, July IL, one Ram
bouillet ram; has oily fleece and black
top. Reward for return. 2S2t;
WANTED-Man to put up hay on
shares. Call at this once. 2S3t6
WANTED-To rent six-room house
with bath at once. Inquire at Republi-
can. 2SOtf
FOR RENT-Modern 7-room fur
nished house. Inquire Seventh and
Garfield. 2S5t3
FOR RENT-Housekeeping rooms
101 Fourth street 285t4
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Sayer Hansen. tt
FOR sALE-Seventy cows and
calves. Call this once. 2s4t3-w1t
FOR SALE-W. H. Fraxee residence,
most desirable property in Laramie.
For information call at Sixth and
Grand 576u
, 1907-07-16
Cruel,

Cruel.
do you think Miss Antique Is as
old as she looks?"
How could she be? The age Of
miracles is past.-Baltimore Ameri-
can.
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sSapantshe Entertaining.

Gin gl%dnaenoes 8eupnis ruuroe Der
oeutihen Nrmee Dor &ursem BON benz
iapaniihen @eneral Rtibi. Dem @e'
neral Snipetteur Der rtilitdriid,en grD
5tebune in Sapau, aueaefteut. Sc.
neral Niibe bat cine 5tuoienreile
ourh Deutihlano eennaht; am SbluB
oerielben CAB er in Berlin elmer Nns
sabl beutIber Ofiatere elm Nblhiebs.
oiner uro BEL oieIem 9iner brahte
er einen Tuait aus. in benz er m0rts
lih iaate: Die oeu!ihe Nrrnee lit
oer Qebrneiiter. Sn Der iapaniihen
Nrmee bat Die mebrfabe @elegen.
belt. Die ShdrFe bes iapanilhen
Shmertes gu prifen. eraeben, mie
mir uhne ueberbebun9 iaaen e0nuen:
oa6 oaa iapaniihe Sbuert nibt
ihledt baut. Die Sugeno Der iaparli.
fhen Nrmee uerbietet einer 8eraleih
nit ben altbeitebenoen, auf biftori.
iher, fetter @runblaee b~aiierenoen
6eeren @urDpas. Nber bic iapani'
ibe Nrmee lit beitrebt. meiter au lers
men. namentlib pDn Deutiblano, Bis
fie CUR no0en Wdnnlihteit beranee.
madden lift. 1niere Stuoienreile
dberseuate uns. oaB oas oeutime 6eer
Den @ipfel Der B~oatommenbeit er,
eihte. Der Railer uno bic Nrulee
6urrab!"
Das lit Elm aldnsenoes 3euanis
uno in perihiebenert anoereu 26n.
bern miro es uubl nidt lebr nnqe,
nebm beriihrt baden. oaB Der iopanis
fhe General 10 often un0 frei beraus
aeiprohen bat. Nber Die Sapaner
baben oas ftets aetar; fie hnber tets
rIdbaltlD3 n%nertannt, mas Tie ben
Deutihen neroanften. 9ie haben
ia aud anoere militdrifhe 2ebrmei'
fter gehabt, Sranaoien gum Beiipiel,
aber ME haben iie ben Nnbern 10 20.
bea Sob erteilt pie ben Deutiden.
Die 9eutihen iino linen ftets bic
Or9anilatDrer geueSen, mel@e bic
@runoIage aelegt hatten. auf Der iie
fpdter ihre Siege erfehten tunnter.
Das trat nod mdhreno bes 8rieees
nit GuBlaro oeutli@ berpor. als bic
iiegrethen @enerdle @iidmnnfh.
uno DnnteseD epeihen at, ibre beut.
ihen Snftrutturer ianoten. Gin bIbs
ider, ipmpatbilher 8un, bteie oart.
bare Mnertennung fremoer Dienfte.
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Gin iolhes ~beiten
oiirfte peniaftens teilmeile erusen
Nuben itiften, ueur man Sid auh
bitten muB, aIsu ian9uint1be 6pf.
nunaeu in ben @rfolQ gu ieben. Gin.
manoerer. bic mirtli9 arbeiten mol.
len, Die aber nod ni9t miIien, mus
bin tie lire Shritte lenten iuuen,
meroen teidter ihreu 8ea MAIDEN
tDnnen. Ser bette 9eil Der Gin
manberer. J.. 3. aus DeutIGlono,
neiB freilih, uDbin er mil, fir bteIe
lit Ia aber audi Der Blan nibt Be.
ftimmt. Ob aber bic 8uafeter aus
anoeren 2duoern fid in Maf1e Der
neuert 6ilfe beoienen ueroen. 1nuB
Die 8utunft lebren. Gin 9eil mtr6
AUDI fernerbin nod in SEEM 0ort
bdnaer bleiben. I'M, ii6 benz 6auItrs
banoel gu miomen. uno leioer ift es
aeraoe oteie Surte, pelhe Die Gene.
mentbduier fiQt.
Nuf ale T6ae lit Der rleue 8lan
ntht fbleht uno BAT Iusfiht auf
@rFulQ.
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BDliaei'G umtniiidr BON Seem Sort
nlht elm. Ser Srenoe lift es, Der
Die Terbrehen neriibt, uro tuenl1 mir
cine gana muraliihe. enaelreine Sea-
tIor meroen mDlIen, oann miiien mir
rur ben bDien Tremoen, bic in unler
9ano tommer nDaen, bic 9ir boz
Der Scale auihlieBen uno bic b5ier
Tremoen. bic bereits brin ftno. nit
@eualt 81 8ntent'N merttanerr pu.
ritaniiher TacDrt umpanbe[n uno
tpenr ite iib oieie BrDseour nibt ae'
fallen laiien molten, gum Geunpel bins
ausmerfen. Wenn oas &eaept nah'
Der rur 9ilFt.
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Gin aeaer Vian sur @ertetlmma
Der Ginfpauoeruua.7

Die .@eitlihe 8pft+ ibteibt:
Simmer nod lift bic 8erteiluna Der
@inuanoerer iber bas 2anb oaa
Shmeraenstino bes ginsuanberunass
bureaus. @as 1T niMt 5dun Der.
iubt tuuroen, UNI oos Brublem au
lDien! Nber balo lit oieies, balo ies
res 0inoerntB uDrhnnoen, baperu
tut's auf ale TdQe. Die Beriuhe
i'm Siioea, uon S~taatsueaer besp.
nit Ollie BON Brinatunterftubunq
@inuanoerer 9eraoeau ansumerben
ibnen bic &eiie au beaabler, fir I'm.
terfunft uno Grbeit gu iorgen, oie5g
Teriube fino ala aei1eitert gu be.
trahten. Dem a~ldnsenoen @mpfana,
ben man ben MnrDmmlinaer berei.
tete. entiprah oas. ruae ibneA In
benz neuen 9anoe blibte, teines.
wegs. GuBeroem fiihrte bic DE.
ihibte au WiSbeniateiten, oa Elm
iOlbes Terfahren init benz Ielet
iber g%infiibruna nun Nrbeitegn rn'
ter &ontratt bod niht 10 gang in
Gintlang 81 briuaen mar. Die oeut.
Idle Ginmanoerun9SgeIeuldaft bon
3eraS bat ia elnen CANA auten I'm,
lauf 9enommen uno ueripriht aud
fir ole Rutunft grfolg. bat ober
ebenio wie Die etrette Shiffsoerbin,
ouna smilhen Deutid(ano uno Sol.
uefton be5m. 9em Orleans INNER
nur fir beitimmte Gorten BON Gin.
manoerern, Hie bauptidhIih fir
oeutlbe Bauern. Mert. Oaaeaen
mar bic Soee. our@ bic 8erleaunq
oes 2anoungsbaFens uon Stem OorI
nah anoeren Stdoten fir einen EEL
Der MISUNDERSTANDING, BON purn'
bereii cine Derfeblte su neinnen. Gs
geht bod ~nnteoin9t niGt an, ben
gtnnanoerern uurSuihreiben, ppbin
tie aehen uno mas tie treiben souen.
| Sett bat man einen neuer 8lau Qe.
faBt, Der enolib eintlal 10 etrua8 ME
Oano uno SUB bat nnb fur Die Gin,
%ruanoerer einen mirtlihen Rubeu
ueripribt. Der ginuaneerunos.
bear1te Bomoerlp bat .aGmlih an
Tabritanten uno unternebmer oae
@rluben aeri@tet, bic @inmanoe.
transformation iiber bic Nrbeits
perbdltniife nMf benz 2aufenoeu su
balten. Nuf oiele @eiie min lid bic
8ommlfion in Stnno Ieben, ben Gn'
tommenoen Nustunft su aeben, mu
uno melhe Nrten bon Nrbeiten ae.
miinlbt meroen, nie bic 2ubnuerb6lt.
niiie uno acknowledgements flint
&C., oamit Die 2eute tutfien, mubir
iie iih ga menoen babeu. Nuh iol.
len bic Berihte Der unternebmer oe,
naue Nustunft iiber orDEenoe aus
9ebrDdene STREETS ooer lDnItioe Nr,
beitsft0runaen entbnlten, oamit biz
@inmanoerer uur miBlihen Grfab,
runaen bepnbrt bleiben. Sc Iora.
fdltiaer uno eenauer oieie Berihte
abgefaBt iino, oefto better uiro es fiji
ale 8eteilieten feiu unb &innauoe.
rec, Grbeitaeber. oa8 Bureau in
BaibinetDn uno bic Stdote, oerer
Eenementb6uier iib oerseit burd
Ginmanoerer fiIen, bic ridt uilier
mOhin. Gie tuerben ibren Burteit ba'
ben.
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800 Belosuuna. O

Die aeier oieTer 3eitun9 tperoen fb Irsuen sl els
fabren, oaB es p~enieftens cine 9efar6tete Rrantbeii
eie6t, pel4e Die Difeni6oft in an ibren StuTen ,l
beilen I'M StanOe 1T; 9al's aatarrb=R ur if Die elm.
Rur. 2atarr6 ~erToroert als cine Gonfitutionstrants
belt cine confitutionele 8ehanolung. 6a[rs Ra.
tarrb=Rur piro innerli6 9enomnlen unb mirit brett
ouf eas glut nno Die I9leimigeu Oberidhen oes
Splems, oaour1 Die @ritnolaee Der arantbeit ger.
fbreno uno benz gatlenten Kraft eebeno, inoem tie
IN ibrem @erte bilft. Die Giaentbnmer babe, 70
bel @~ertrauen gu ibreu 6eiltrditen, oas lie Elm BUM
bert Dollars BeIobnung fur ieoen Sal anbieten,
ben fe 81 turiren oerfeblt. Gait Sud cine Site bon
3eueniien tomnen. Ttan aoreiRre:
q. J. @bensn II. Co., Gioentb, Solsoo, O..
8ertauft bon allen Npotbeiern, Yreis Is Gents.
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q IN 3.

aa%rtOfeIn, Neue S2 90 u. 1925 per
gentner.
8misbeln. gellom Banners 1915 pc,
so 8fb.
9omaten, 9eras rs cts. unb SLIGO per
4 8orbsgrote.
4arrptten. IS Cts. per 9uBen6 Baubel
&0bl, So. IS per 100 8fb.
B0bnen, Nene Eeras $500 per Buib;
8uhnen, @acbs, 81 90 Cts. per 3iffe.
8fefer, so nnb rs Cts. per n Buih.
Sqnaih. x 6u,hels8ifte 30 gt8.
Dtra. 80 Cts. per a Bu.
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cages ytemt8festen
Snlan D.

- Gin mDblhabenoer armeniIGer
3aufmarn in Bolton. Namens WtDs
les D. @uleiion. bat cine BOfttarte
erhalten. auf Der linn Der Too auae.
oroht miro. neil &c BON leinem &eid.
tur1 niht6 fir Die Sade Der xQrme.
ntihen &euolutiun" bereebe. uns
ter5elbnet lit oas Sbreiber r&euos
lntlo1s &omite" Wan meiB nod
ntht, Oh es iih bier um einen ihled.
ten MlB Doer unt cine emit gemeinte
9rDbuno hanoelt. @ie man iebt err
fabrt, ioIen Die arrnenilhen Gaufs
leute in Seem 0ort ihur1 felt MDna'
ten NIT RulbrIften belditiat moroen
iein. IN 0enen unter Tooesanorobuna
8elo fir ote OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" BON
linen oerlanat miro. @tntae oDu
ihner f0aen $10. 600 uro u1ebr be.
aablt haben.
Br1fioent R0ufeueIt tuiro ou'
aenbliGllh nit 8oittarten aus allen
Getlen oes 2anoes iiberjhnttet, in
oeren er gebeten miro, nodb elnnlal
ais 3anotoat auf5utreten. Die &ar-
ten ltno in Bhilaoelph1a bergeitelt.
Sic 5eigen Elm Bib oee Met6en 0au.
les IN @albtnatOn uuo oarunter Die
Snlbrlft: Uncle Sam will re-
new the lease.
Sn st. Souls iino amei Stale.
ner aufgetauht. welbe bebaupten,
lett srpet uno smansia M0nater auf
elmer Cotton . Blantage in Der geabe
BON &obinfonoiQe. Wiiilippi, in
tatidhllher Stlauerei aebalten su
lem. Wttt ibnen suiammen maren
5p0lf ttalleniibe Sarnilien, i'm @an-
gen flniatg 8erlnnen, auf oer 8lan-
tage. Seoe Gerbmoung NIT Der Nu.
Benmelt let fir otele ungladliueu
abaelbnttter, iie miiBten I9mer ar,
belter. bet1r1en iblebte Soft unD
mIroen ibarf iibermabt. 9luht.
serluhe mlroen bart beftraft. Den
beloer SnfDrmanten let es nur nit
groBer Wtlhe aelungen. gu entHie.
ben. Die Sadie miro bon ben Bun.
o%esbeb0roen aenau unteriuht mer.
ben.
= Die Stabt gleuelanb in Obip
muroe am Wittmph BON einem
furdtborea Sturn beirnaeluht, bel
Dem piel S@aoen anaeridtet uno
au@ rlehrere Beriunen uerlebt muir.
ben.
SIN buben Utter BON 103 Sab.
rem lit in @arrenton, Mu., Srau
Jnitina 8ilhelr1i, aeb. Oittmonr,,
n%erifDrben. Sic muroe am IL. SEQ.
nernber 1904 in Der Brnpins Bonn
mem aeboren. Sic ruar felt 25 Sab
rem in WarrentDn anf6ilig uno er.
frente iih bel Sung uno Ilt aqaes
meiner Nhtun9 uno Beliebtdeit.
gine Dspelhe aus Butte in
Wtontona meloet: 0arpep WliDeG,
Der elfidhrtae Sobn oes @rubonars
balters :. s.. Wiitben, bat fini lei
ller ~Gpieltameraoen i'm GIter BON
8 biz Ii Sahren oas 2eben aerettet.
Die Rinoer pflegten Ith i'm Sbue
Greet. etma cine Wteile auBerbalb Der
Staot, au baden. SIN Solge zines
beitioen Re9ena mar Der Greet niht
iur beoeuteno angeibmDuen, ien'
bern bate audi cine reiBenbe Str0.
muna. Die finf &naben ipraneen
alei&aeitie in's @afier, muroen aber
i'm gleihen Guaenblld opn Der Str6.
t1una fOrtgeriffen. Yuf ibr @eiHrei
elite Der iunae Withea berbei uno
iprana i0fort ben grtrintenben nah.
Da &c elm gutter Shuimmer mar, Qe.
lang es ibm tatidhlih einen uat
benz anoeren an 2ano gu brinaen.
&c NOR aber iblieBlih 10 ermattet,
oaB er pabrlheinlit fe(bft ertrunten
mare. menn ihn bic anoeren &naben
nibt an's 2ano aeauaen batten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-25

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