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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-28
0ar $500 md 9enttAlaub.

Desstf4 aasssahnifa6e 3eitssagest
meroen i'm aIssa 8aterlaHs nit go.
Benz SatMeife gdsea, paI Re f4
fret aasiprsdbsa nmA txSafig bon bril-
ben mebr Aeuigfeitea un6 8oAridbsn
bringen. ais Die S@kfdken 8eitmnsea
ielbft. Die nSrsie Trdfe fksr Gerog1
tit oruben aberaa, pobin ne eelanSt
miro, elm febr gssu @iebeaer 0ait
nno fam fid rSIMRsw, &nertmnxmg
nno Biiroigung aH fmoen, rk aus
5abIrei9e1 8riefen an urns, 1opie a1
Dieienigert tpeI9e bas 8Iatt an ibre
g~ertDan6ten fhifen, berboreebt. Ser
oaber ieinen Beripanoten mno Srelln-
ben cine Greuoe erpeiien, linen Elm
D~i1fommenes @eihenf madden min,
Der beiteae fir iie Die ,Srefe Brefie
fir Eeras". Das Sntereiie fir Segas,
uie Iberbaupt fir Den Staat uno oie
@egen0, mo Die 8erpanoten pobnen,
lit lit 0eutIdInno iebr Iebbaft un6 es
lit umm0gIib, in B~ribatbriefen cine
10 griin0li6e @nfflGrung mn6 8e-
ihreibnng bes frenoen Qanoes 51 ge-
ben, tpie oies Die nSreie Breiie@ al.
tDo6cntlid tut. Sir ben eeringen
8reis bon $500 berienoen mir porto
frei infer reidbaItiges @o9enbIott
ouf Elm Sabr an irgeno cine G6reffe
int MusIan6e.
Die Sreie Srefe fir segas gabliibins
Gpmpana.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-28
Sib-S eras-B


100000 ader bi4iges,. reides
Jarmlono I'M arteiii1en @iirteI bon
SMo-Eeras, in Nueces, Cameron uno
Dubal Counties. Mnes 2ano lift tiefe,
ibDarae, rolenoe, Mesqihe 9rairie
uno tfefer, idparaer, ianoiger 2ebm.
Seine Steine, grtes @afier in ge.
ringer Siefe. 4euBerit geiun6e Sc.
geno zoos 2an6 lit aisgeaeifnet fir
gaumpoae, Corn, alfalfa, @ein.
trotben, Orangen 8itronen etc. uno
liegt an Der Giienbabn. Sir berfal,.
fen in 8ar5eGen bon getpiinihter
@robe. Sir iDeitere Snformationen
fhreibe man an bic
Werman.Mmeriean 2an6 60.
3obstotpm Naeces Co., geras.
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feuer beftebt aus atpsi fleinen therein.
amber befeftisten Sragfld9en. Der
gauge Mpparat rubt ouf bret Hdberr,
5ipei unter Der 8obenflGde bes 6oupts
tragfDrpers. bas brittle bintere Rab an
benz n3enenOruden. Muf bieTen MGs
bern nimmt Der Dra6enflieger Ieir1en
Inlauf bis bic fir ben Mbflug erfpr>
berli4e @efdninbigfeit errei9t lit, Bel
ipelder bic 2uftoerbi9tuns 70 sroB TT,
boB fid Der Mpparat BON 8obsn ers
bebt. Dieie Nrt bes Mbfluss burd
Qnlauf pirb faft aaeemsin angetpens
bet. unb felt aud ben natirli9ften
Qbflug bar, neil er pbne beIpmbere
Worrt4tungen. pie fs Bel friiberer
Werfnhen berfpenbet purben. m0sli9
IN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-28
Der anaaaus.
Pas @simstp ses moo S~adbenRiessss
~ &dhitnnd d Ell.

ed)trst Fddben.
Dos Stubtum bes Runitflngs bes
leArt uns, bab mir nit ether f9irm>
artisen Gld9e BON eir1em erb0bten
puntt eine besrenate Strede fret fliez
genb 5uriidlegen t0nnen, Bis bic burd
ben NbitDB nnb bur9 BITE @1psrfraft
geeebene gnersie aufgebrdu1t 1T unb
ber Dra9en gu 8oben INIT. Gin Mei>
terfltesen fam nun bann ltattfinben,
iDenn auf ben Dra9en cine bprpGrts
treibenbe Strait itetig einpirtt, alfo
tttpd etne bar9 einen Motor setriebere
laftf4raube, bic Notwithstanding
.r9&l.
DIES TIT tn tpeniaen Merten bos
prtn3tp bes mobernen Dradsnfltez
gers, befen erfolgretdite &onfruttio<
iser aus mebreren iiber ober bintereinz
amber angeorbneten f9rds geiteIten
DIdden bethlehem.
Der uNbiateur" Wogelflieger) bes
partfer Sportsmarnes Senri Jar<
man. Der bor fur5em etnen 9efprb bon
800 metern 4 Dieter = 81 SUBJ i'm
freisn 0lug 9sf4affen bat. aeist Der.
drtig Spet tn einem Mbftanb BON 1.60
Dieter burd pfDften Derbunbene Glde
den BON 2 Dieter 8reite unb etpa 10
Dieter 2dnse. Dte Bobenfldds 1T IN
Der Mttte bur9broden our Mufnabn.e
bes 80 pc. MntoinettezM otors, ber
etae 2uftf4raube Bpm 81 Meter am
treibt; Dor benz Motor 1T Der Cub
rsritb. Dds mad btnten. an einen
Robrrabmen 40 Meter melt auss
labenbe Seiteniteuer ptrb ebenfalIs
bns4 einen 3dftenbraden. ben bret
DertitoIe Mdnbe in stDsi 3eIen tbeilen,
sebiIbet. Das BORN befinbli4e 9D6ens
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8dnme! strduder! @oien!

Sd mode biermit befannt, 6aB id
oieies Sobr pieoer einen groBen @or-
rat bon alien Sorten Bdumen,
Strdudern, II. {. M. babe, uno 5tpar
foI6e Sorten, Die bier In Seros gut
geoeiben. Cine groBe 4uspabI Ser
rei6lidit-blibenoen Stolen.
Seoer, Der ettpas 81 pflan3en
Diinfdt foate Inn meinen groBen
nelten aatalog fdreiben. @breiie:
u. 8. Steinbrins, 0mriersmar,
9eu-BraunfelS, Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-28

Mntobrofdfe, tbeI9e bic Drummer 4739
trdgt, seiSt ME LANCE bag @4ilb
sfrei.@ 9as lift audi Der tpaderen Gem
tsrtn tpobl gu gOnnen. benn feds Rins
per, BITE tie gu erndbren bat, iinb Der
Grunb fir ibre ettpas auBereeD1bns
lihe 9~erufsfpabl.
uebrigens bat bas 8eifpiel bereits
getDtrft. Gine gan5s &eibs mebr ob.r
minber junger Damen BAT lire Jdbigs
teit. 4atomobile gu lsnten, ME aber
Radt entbedt unD iib auf benz Der
f~ebrstommifariat bes BsrIiner polts
aetprdffoiums UNI 3ulafung our
0bauffeurpriifung beporbsn.
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Die 2oppentdudsr frefs
fen tire eigenen Jebern, bic lie aus Der
@ruf rupf,n.
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Aeutr ~5raurnbsruf.

Ste effte stutoSrpf6fensGbaufeufe Tn Bee.
lim-Gsamo Der BernfspabI.
lin eine neue @rf9einung TT Dor
fur5em bos 8erliner @trabenlebsn be-
rti9ert norben: I'm bic erite Mutoz
rof9tenzGbauffeufe. Die refolute
Dame, tpelde mad Dprberiser Nusbils
bung in benz Gbauffeurberufe unb mad
Beftehen Der borssf9riebensn priis
tung. BITE poli5eilids grlaubniB our
@usibuns biefes mp6ernten 8srufes
erbalten bat, tit cine Mittpe. Grau b.
qapp, geborene ,. @eronbh. unb tire
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RrennbcIz! RrennboIz!

Sest lit Die Belt, guren 9orrot
bon Sol5 fir ben 8inter einauIegen.
@utes Boit-Saf SfenboI5 biGig i'm
nelten Solabof bon
r. VIM. SAENGEP, Eigsntuemer,
404 Npfan Strafe.
Reues Eel. 1887. GItes Gel. 1874
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-28

Seine Marter fam nit Der bon
Mbeumatismlis bergliden iper6en.
6esept go. 1851 (Gimcr & Hmenb)
hnoert idnea oIes. Sil alien Npotbe-
ZEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-28

@ute @etrdnfe un0 famoier
2un9 ftets IN gursitaller's Galoon
anS Neitanrant, @iIita StraBe neben
Der &alle Der &erHtannsi0bne.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22
MELRosE NEWS NOTES.

Melrose. August :l.-Mrs- D. Under
wood and children Of High Spring,
are visiting Al Mrs. u. Coodson
Mrs. G.. W. Roberts and two child
rem Of Tampa came yesterday u
spend awhile with her mother. Mrs
u. T. Mullin.
MiSs Fannie Mizelle 10 expecte<
this week for a brief visit with friend,
and relatives in town.
Rev. Mr.. Scot, Of Brooks lille Is as
sisting Rev. T. H. Sistrunk In his pro
t1acted meetings. which commenced
last Wednesday. The meetings an
yell attended.
Miss Sadie Muliin has been appoint
ed posemistress In place Of her moth
e. Who IL not able to Be It the office
Word comes here that Mr. Rose
vho started North With his mother
Mrs. Rose Wood. last week. got NJ
farther than Jacksonville Money Il
being raised to send some one u
jackson vile to nnd out where the!
are. ~ Mrs. Rose Wood L. in a help
less condition and fears are entertain
ed a. to their welfare.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22
GIVES A PERFECT sxik.
0sIps,vr In liqvi6 FERN A6ds % u,
0essey % Wemea-

0sIphvr In liqsi6 FERN ADDS 10 the
0essey - Wemen-
Beauty IL only skin deep bu,
yoo cannot BE- beautiful II you have
and skin disease q bad complexion.
HAscocks Liquid Sulphur quickly
eUses eczema. testeT. soees. erupttoos,
bloeches. and all skin diseases. An
ply Habeoek's Liquid Sulphur Oins.
nent to the faee just as you 90 70
bed and II yin soon give you .
sEo0eh. velvety skin
Takeo internally. Haneock's Liquid
Sulphur puriAes the blood and clears
- The complexioa. A fev spoonfuls
ID hoe water makes The finest Of sui.
pAr baths. An druggists cell IL
0ulDhus Booklet Tree. II you write
Hancock LQuid Sulphur Co. Balt;.
more.
d. ". ". LeAke Of Orlando. Pa
vho vas cured. says: '!s II the most
voodesful remedy for Eczema I have
sver known."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22

iets-ess,.s Sseses ~ Psrss-as ere~
Thai rnsrv,ns eS-S

Arrt%r Arxzss :! ct: Fj~-ns
NY ,his s4-k .07 So-t~-- CS--rGA
uh@Se h@ u Va, ;c- 49, c:-<
Ma { W RaGkrlxE. AZ 4--S.tt-
Lesla ri, .os Easter C-9%-s A-a ".
rt.I Jsne-s,ovn t<St<- Is-;f r~:E-r
u Ea1eeu aAs gcLe 70 -. cJ>
soE~ IL Narse<-A ia H:s .-aits LIS
not b-ea s..t a-d - hci-s q e.aLke
siIl be t<r~SelA u ~
M A.t Ms NeshIt o. 1--we OAK
ayr..ed r~S<rea! AID az sr--ts Q.
Mrx New iAnds ;a-@rt. ~ act Ny
Hu.s<y NJ NexAoe a.. !.are 70
day for Deaves. Co u acrDsgnI 0.
has healts
r. r Ho6xson and niece Miss An
ni< NeLean le.- o. MNtAy ~ Jazz
town
Ms Daren Of Largo. Who . Wit.
:ng her soa arc rz-erpas treats
jefy for Der booze y-sterdAy.
J. A Bradshaw vii o;~n a FIRST.
class Ioes, market IN Archer "a Fri
day morning
IA ChAmtln AID Miss E>sse
Saith drove over 10 Micanopy On
Sunday and spent a ;,eAsan: IA! =,
Mas SRirh Q home
Mrs. MADDOX and tatr returned
hone today are: . few weeks yisi,
20 POINTS IN the CaroliaAs
Mrs " H. D~oass and chu!rea
have returned home After . iocy visi,
20 heT rarerts n Memphis Tenn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22

|u00a10A. Th4es weeks 40 - vas
|ssasasa vtsA vAas Proved his fatal
|0nasA 00gsao1sd d. his Ssvossd
|ualb 81 as1s ssas ~ hsir families.
G1o01s1 ~ eso0sesos Ds1 unttrtng
@naDs1 o8DsA Nv ~ tigAI wsseA-
- ~ .aadnsA as1 sy1pesbsttc pAysS-
e1nns. V1ehgue . 0asDss. With . Qutet
ssaeAlnaansss a fateA. ana . seasIe.
susGlulnos = - promises a that
ID vA9@ - kDAw and vbo0 he hsd
6uios1 fos ns0se tAaa seventy years
- anak 90 a death into the life
Dao absnAase His iAss esoGed text
- . laysslas vtsA hin. was Pasrs
aWsnas1s0 - sxSs1pA: Pr NE 10
I've b Casisl - de 10 gain One Of
- lsvus1ss hymns. 'AsIssp in Jesus.
vas ssDsaasA, a. . eAiIA tired ot his
|Anv's plAy tails q evsettde into hts
ossAsrs ssu.s 70 ~: Nov 1 lay me
1sUn - dssD-
.1Ao\~ ~ vomaa vho walked
~ ~ u, is soss than nfsy-soar
|SansA Q issiaG painseakhg. seif-sae-
Sa0efnG 1ueiful vito and mother. re-
|0a1nA ~ - sDpposssd h her grie(
~ - unssea am ~ hss Lord and
RI an1 ~ she tssAes ministraatsus
20 Aas ssaa.
"A anUs elrese oe frienAs yin read
tbase u1es VITA naistseed eyes and
10 ~ q tsn6ag meDogSes VIII % out
= 1sv1ng sy1psiAy % tnoee vho
0sush G1sas loss h tAs departure Of
tnls truly sooss asA sod man"
eoaosos q olleoao0v.
IN ss0alns v0e tnksa TO Mica
osDy - fossAay. vhsse hey we're
~ . ~ - tAs family bsryinS
G0aD4 . ~ sftssDooa. under the
bsase1eaI ~ iDoeesstvs Masonic Tit.
unl ~. J. l. Z Bars. . close
fslsoA q - AecsassA for many years.
9l5e1n1o1 - ~ minister.
4 AsUs eg0w6 a tie friends ol the
1seaass1 vsse pesssns 70 pay their
~ - ssspscss-
To ~ bsgesvel widow and family
TIE 0an sxasoAs ssneere sympathy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22

oehmits Removal Legally Approves.
San Francisco. Aug. cl-The sta,e
supreme cour, has rendered de.
eision In Mckinney salary case. sus-
taaning the legality Of the removal q
Mayor Sehmid, ADD the appoiu,nss,
q Mayor Taylor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22

Never esy - do children Who are
ss1srins from hunger. Such 10 the
Cause q an babies Who cry and are
usotsa tor s3ckness. when they really
ars suffering from hunger. This Il
eonssd iron shsir food not being ~
siDilassd but devoured By worms. A
lev 0ooos q Whites Cream. Vermi.
tnes vim caass them 70 cease crying
az begtn % thrive st once. Give Il
Q 1iel 0oS6 b. ". II. JoAA1oo-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22

'oaDIlO ~ sseAsso~

! 0u1uak - 80 saslsa.s -
6lD g - &Ans02
HuA 1UuA - Dssh1A
: 49, - . - hsass
- - 0s11aO.
= E1oo q - ~ fssL
- r. 49, - ~ ssoseanG
- auGIol10 UssasS.
- q f1saaas - ssnl'
- - 1Dosnss1 - 80
W - - aDsosA Sh6c6
~ - nsus - 0av yasss:
~ @ -. . vmsas11s 80
$500 6 - 0ssDa q
80 Dans0 = - ss~ss1
= 49, g ~ Vsse No.
= - =. ysse01ng. ~
- - - ~ q ~
- - ~ = 1ssS
sI s:;x.. .
= -. r.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22

Columbus. Ca, Aug. 31.-EIa
4inbau vas Gatd So 30. or Is ta~s
% the rock pile. b. Reco-ta- - -
for he CT. nse C! curi-T az 80, -
he1 Husband. -ae c6ce. st-trI 81
tie woman wss sc:.'i.= svt.y '.!-.-
atle eoiihet 10 her spcuse. p; -
same tire p!a~tng re an &C. -.
WIN be arrived the ~ and. 1so t.
Q 0zralytie. begging her 10 qui, beat
ing hin all the while. ms IL the
eAirA ease Of women beating their
hasAaada 20 BE heard before Recorder
Wyns within the past two months.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22
MONTHLY MISERY

is ore O. woan's worst Affections. Il always leaves
" xeaae. anj is sire TO shorten your life and make
,.- 1.:y faae. To SOP pain take Vine Of Ca,du and
nu,. help 70 relieve your misery. regulate your func
to-s, make YOU veil, beautiful and strong. It's re-
LAKE :ereay 70, dragging down pains. backache. head
ache nervousness initabliy seeplessness dizziness.
fa;nns spells and similar troubles. Asate and e:.ent
medicine for all women's Pains and Sickness
Ms. j. l. Bsoathead Of Canton. Aa writes: 81 have
used Cadui for my disease. which was one peculiar TO
women ard it has completely cured me-
Ar ALL nRUc STOKEk III 500 BOTTLES
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-17
PIRSUEDBY ILLFATE
ROCK ISLAND NO. 80 HITS AN
OPEN SWITCH.
This Time Accident Happens In Texas,
and Five Persons Are Kif,ed--Eight
Others Are Injured. Though Not
FataIly--Train is Derailed.

Running at a high rate Of speed.
Rock Island passenger train No. 80,
which left Ell Paso, Tex, at $3.50 Satur-
day evening for Chicago. dashed into
an open switch at Barney, N. M, 100
miles north of FL Paso, early Sunday
morning. Five persons were killed
and eight injured, none fatally. The
dead: III. r. Ackley, Almo Gordo, N
M, engineer; II. j. Redfeld. Almo
Gordo. N. NJ, fireman.; Harley Spense.
Corona, N. M, sheepman; Andrew
Heron, Bisbee. Ariz.; Mexican child
The injured: Two Arabs who went
from Eel Paso and nine Mexicans.
When the train dashed into the
switch the engine left the track and
turned over. pinning the engineer and
fireman underneath and killing them
instantly. The express car, dining car
and a Pullman were thrown from the
track. OF the eight passengers hurt,
none will die.
The train wrecked Sunday was in
collision on Jan. at volland, Kan,
with No. 20 on the same road, and
thirty-two persons, mostly Mexican.
iaborers on their way to Eel Paso, We're
killed and over thirty persons were
injured.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-17
WEEKS HAPPENINGS
NEWS OF TINE WEEK. IN A con-
DENSED FORM.
"Eirobug" In Terry--Deliberase FLAn
TO Burn Entire Town Discovered
Mattress Saturated with Kerosene
and Isnited In Old Cabin.

1t is believed that Terry harbors
"firebug'' who is determined to de-
stroy the town. The first attempt In
what Is believed to be deliberate plan
TO burn the town was discovered one
might last week when parties passing
the most narrow point on Main street
noticed a suspicious blaze in cabin
Sormerly occupied by celebrated
Black Hills character known as
"Crookneck John"
Investigation showed that an old
mattress was on fire. The inteSior of
the cabin fairly reeked with the odor
of kerosene, which apparently had
been thrown against the walls and
floor before the mattress was set on
fire. BY hard work the blaze was ex-
tinguished before the flames had
reached adjoining buildings. The rea-
son why the ''firebug" should wish to
destroy Terry is a mystery. -.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-17
HAS "LID' FOR STURGIS.
New States Attorney to Enforce Reg
ulation of Saloons.

ulation of Saloons.
John T.. Milek, the newly elected
states attorney Of Meade county, met
lin conference with about forty Of the
leading business men Of Sturgis at the
city hall on Wednesday evening tG
discuss with them the position he in
tends taking toward the saloons and
disorderly houses during his admins
ltration. Mr.. Milek stated that he has
given the disorderly houses ten days
notice to close up.
On this proposition harmony pre-
vailed, there being no dissenting opin-
fon expressed, while several commend
led in short talks.
Mr.. Mick was then asked what at
,titude he was going to take toward
the saloons. He replied that he was
going to have screens removed, tables
taken out, see that the saloons did
mot sell to minors or habitual drunk
ards and order them to close from 2
O'Clock Saturday nights to o'clock
Eon Monday mornings. He hoped that
there would be no trouble with the
saloon men, as he wanted none; how
ever, If they showed fight he would
be fighting back.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-17
MUST PAY FRISCO LOSSES.


German Insurance Companies Lose In
Home Court.
The North German Fire Insurance
company. according to q decision by
the Hamburg court. must pay the
losses which II incurred as result of
the San Francisco earthquake last
year.
The court held that the earthquake
clause in the policy was too ambigu-
GUS to justify the company seeking to
escape liability. The court also or
dered the Transatlantic Fire Insur-
ance company to reimburse to English
companies which had reinsured San
Francisco risks with II for losses al
ready adjusted.
The court refused to sustain the
Transatlantic company's contention
that the English companies exceeded
the limit of generosity in settling the
losses so rapidly.
The case against the North German
Fire Insurance company was won by
San Francisco lawyers. including Mr..
Sutro, who came to Germany in the
autumn for the purpose of presenting
the claim.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-17

Colorado Shuts on Probe OF Alleged
Purchase OF Senatorship.

Purchase of Senatorship.
Senator ]. H. Crowley, Democrat, in
troduced in the upper house of the
Colorado legislature Friday resolu-
tion providing for the appointment of
a committee to investigate Simon
Guggenheim's alleged purchase of the
United States senatorship, for which
he recently received the Endorsement
of the Republican caucus. The sena-
tor cited published reports concern
ing the use of money to secure the
election of members pledged to vote
for Guggenheim, and that for the good
OF the name of the state action should
be taken.
This is not a Democratic party
measure" declared Senator Crowley,
.'and I wish to declare that have no
personal prejudice against Mr.. Gug-
genheim, either politically, religiously
or otherwise, but / do not want to be
characterized as having been MEM
Der OF legislature that was bought" /"
After stormy debate the resolution
was tabled by a vote OF Is Republicans
to III Democrats, strictly party vote.
Senator Fred Parks then moved that
the matter be expunged from the rec
ords, and this was carried by viva
voce vote on the matter.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-17
CHAMPION TRAPPERS.
Two Brothers Market 400 Pelts as,
Result of Fall Training

Without doubt the champion trap
pers of South Dakota are John and
George James, brothers, about sixty
years of age, who reside about four
miles from Groton.
They have just marketed a biz
bunch of furs which they gathered
during a trapping expedition of about
two weeks at Sand Lake and the
neighboring sloughs. In the "catch"l
were $500 muskrat pelts, 9s skunk
"a mink, II badgers and 10 weasels.
The old men find their vacation a very,
profitable one, their profits being
greater from a few months work inl
the winter than many farmers receives
from crops raised on their farms.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-17
POLICE OFFICERS ACCUSED.
Alleged Conspiracy TO Rob Express
Wagon mt Butte, Mont


A sensation has been created at
Butte, Mont, by testimony presented
late Saturday night to the council
committee which is investigating
charges of grating among the police
force. Two police officers charged
that Capt. McGrath sergeant of police.
had invited them TO join in a conspir-
acy to rob delivery wagon of the
Northern Express company between
the depot and the express office. The
robbery, 1t was stated, was to have
occurred on the night on Nov. IL last,
when II was expected large amount
iof currency wonld be secured. Some
one tipped the plan off to the man.
,ager OF the express company. who
Immediately telegraphed to headquar-
ters at ST. Paul. A force of armed
guards was rushed to Butte with in
structions to kill IL necessary to pro-
tect the company's property. This
precau.ion, 1t is alleged. frustrated ths
plans of the conspirators.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-17
LOYAL TO BIJOU HILLS.
People Angry Over Proposed Discon-
tinuance of POStOflice.

The people Of the little town of BIZ
jou Hills, situated in the southern por-
tion of Brule county, and one of the
historic settlements in the Missouri
river section of South Dakota are all!
"riled up" and all because of the re-
ceipt of a letter from the postofficeI
department at Washington which indi-
Gates that the department is contem-
plating disseminating the Bijou Hills
postoffice, which has been in existence.
since the early days of Dakota terri.
tory.
Protests against the discontinuance
of the Bijou Hills postoffice are being
literally signed and will be sent to,
Washington.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-17
DISORDER IN BRAIN.
Autopsy ON Victim Of Charles CITY
Mob.

Mob.
The verdict Of the coroner's jury IN
the case OF James Cullen. the wealth,
contractor who was lynched at Charles
City, Ia, wednesday night for the
murder Of his wife and stepson, 10 70
the effect that he came to his death ~
hanging at the hands Of parties un-
known to the jury.
The autopsy revealed that Cullen's
brain showed degeneration and that
there were traces OF adhesions. THIS.
1t is declared. would have saved him
from the gallows and caused him to
have been sent to the asylum.
Judge Kelly called the grand jury In
at noon and gave 1t special instruc-
tions. lie said:
AS you have doubtless heard, dur.
ing last night an act was committed In
this city of homes that will forever be
O. stain upon Charles Coy and FLOYD
county. During the times when this
court was I'm session and while the
grand jury was actually investigating
charge against man who was In
the custody of the sheriff, locked in
the Jail of this county, and who was
legally entitled to the full protection
of the laws of iowa, lawless mob
forcibly broke into Jail and in cold
blood dragged their helpless victim to
public bridge In the center Of the
town In a public street and murdered
him.
"The crime of which James Cullen
! was accused and which was doubtless
committed by him. pales into insignifi-
canoe when compared with the delib-
crate act OF an organized mob.
"You now have nothing to do with
the guilt or Innocence of Cullen. His
case Is in the hands Of God. But he
was murdered, gentlemen, and every
person who actively participated in
the act or who aided and abetted 1t is
equally guilty of murder, and upon you
rests the duty of taking the first steps
towards bringing his murderers to JUS
tice. / enjoin upon you the perform
ance of this duty without fear or favor
in accordance with your oaths. You
can retire, and / direct you to mako
a full report in this matter