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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-10
Muerlet.

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Is bon ausudrts hierber. @eburten
muroen 81 nngen1eloet.
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leutl uno Nspbalt &0mpaenie uraa'
niliert. bic 1000 MGer 2ano oreiBie
Meilen Dberbnlb TatnpicU belibt.
Das &apital betrdat 5000. 900. IS.
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leioer erleaen.
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r1enrer tpirb.
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ntenoe 6air orei 8reiie aueieben fir
Die bette NuSItenung zines an Der
Gabn 9eleaenen gountp's in 2ano.
pru0utten. Die Breiie finb $500,
5000 uno 500.
Nnb ben beirt @uurnrt $ gun.
trOQeur in Waibinatur eingereiGten
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tina unferer Gan Mnt0niper Nntiu.
nal 8 Banten am 20ften Mtai SIS, :
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betruaen So, 041, 982. 25.
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far oieieniaen ibrer B~ereinsmitalie.
Der ab, bic wdbreno oes leBten Sab.
res aeiturben iino. Die bieiiaen go.
gen haben nur ben BerIult zines elm.
sigen Witalieoes III betlaaen, 2ub'
mig Wahnde's. Yin ieiuem @rabt
tuuroe mad Der iseier in Der 6aue
BON BiIiam u. @D6e cine @ebdHt'
nisreoe gebalten.
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tGQlih.

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1915 mtttaa8. Dienitaes uno Jreis
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80. SUM. Speiiemaaenoienit. Use.
gen @inaelbeiten ihreibt an @. ".
Barb, 6. IS. Mgt.. 122 Nlamu.B $50.
90. San MntoniD. Teras.
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Werfapptes WedlfelFeber.

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bic iebt rMitroben" au9ei@rieben tuer.
ben. tuuroen Dor ntelen Sa5ren bDr ben
alten 8ernharbtner Nfbndben ebeniu ihnen
tpte beute aebeilt, nnb babel tuuBten iene
nicbts uDn WitrDben, Bacterien uno
&ebnlibem. Sci benz eriten Muftreteu
BON Trufi@auern. &opfihmer5, &aden<
ihmers. Berffopfung un6 afIgemeinem
u~nbeba9eu Qaben iie, tuoS iebt als bic
grDsartioen st. 8ernarb's Rr6uterpile
len" betannt 1T, elm, frdftieen bic 3eber,
lduterten bas Blut, reintgten Die @efdBe
BON Sinoerniien, tbteten etpa borbans
oene MtfrDben un6 ihafften bieie unn alle
anoeren aiftiaen Stoffe aus BEN sstem
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9te utaatjae Wo. 8.

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We., ihreibt: Nahoem ib lanae at,
Xeber uno ytierer selittert urb an
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Wann. Die erite GIaihe ihoffte
@rleibteruna uno WD. 3 fteute MIDI
mieoer Der. Breis so Gents. gu
taben bel No. 9reiB uno SC. @obn
& So.
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Gin aludItd3er gerauer.

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SIN febten Sabre bin i@ nit Or.
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gemDroer uno ib tenre teirt beiieres
Nbfubrmittel fir Walaria iino Bill.
liDiitdt. gu haben BEL Go. Drei6
& gUhn & 60. 25 Gents.
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alS Bpm irgeno einera Mothtuert Der We.
banif. Die Sober 1T 6as grnBe Organ.
tueld]e oas Del liefert unb oas Gleidae.
luidbt erbdlt, unb tuera Hlutlberfilunp
bic Btnttionen heeintrdhtigt, bann iebl
bel Der 2eber mad unb Sbr perbet midi
febIgehen. Die alien 8ernbaroiuer Mbn.
DE faHoen nas pDr iehsbuntert Sabren
aus. unb tpnS jest als st. Scenarios
RrauterpiIen" betannt it, Bat ieitbem i'm.
I1er an Der Spite n1arImiert, in6em ea
bic 2eber reguliert unb Berbnunno, Or.
n6brung uno Nusihei6une fDrbert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-10
gus ghiIaoelphia miro Der

Nus Bbilaoelpbia miro berih'
tet: lin benz sSeuertDoe su entaehen.
iprang Die 6anilie bon Siaac @reert'
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aus Dem oritten StDd ibrer Sob
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muroe iDfDrt eet6tet. Seine Srau
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&oiie, Nbrabam uno 8lanbe uuroen
ihlimm uerlebt uno befinoen iid in
S0ipltdlern. &oiie lit mabrideinlih
t1tlih perlebt.
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@mnDerbare Nettmna.

6. g. 8epper BON 5eoora. 9enn.,
ihreibt: Sh mar burh 2uneenblu'
tungeu noQitdnoig hilfl0s uno lag
gu Bett. Die Merste batten mid
auf9eaebeu. Da aebrauhte ih Or.
Sings 0eue gntoefunq uno augens
blidlih cam grleihterune uno balo
6eiluna. SD fam iest Dieoer or.
beiten. Rn baben bet No. DreiB
uno 81. gobn & go. SO Gents uno
$1.00. BrDbefIaihe frei.
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@eht 81 Durgtalle
SalDonun o 81 eitaurant I, Bil'
lita'G traSe neben Der 6aae Der 9er'
mannsi5bns.
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Spbn.S. Bplton, Oeffentlidael

Ou9H WUttuWt OEHEHIGIyEI
RDtar. @runoeieenturi. Ngent fir
Beniionsanipride. gfe Gr06ett'
uno @anarro'S traBe. 9~eaeniiber bon
Der San Nnturiu @rpreB.A Weues
TelephDn 439.
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@nna BeGer = 9pmiie 8leIb - Souls
Boerner-Wrs 5rant-B 8 Sausburaer-
Mrs aummert-S milie &ouns Daniel
Shmiot - 9iS5te Giese.
MReIanbtfdsef
gom &eihenbers-Gntpu Ripp-Rafi-
mira Binter.
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Srtet Sttte.
Oersels .Stnes

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@ " 2eiber - Q Maner = elmer 8 Neff
u Retumaier-Grpiu 8rieB-Mtar Blam.
bid = y s 8ratt Gerhard 8eimers :
Us 8 Stapp-G 5lShent- Nbofpb Settl
IS G6hmitt.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

these are specially when they are flied with lumber
Let abandoned vessel Lc light. in ballast.
and ma ytap a steamer VIII cut right through her,
but hit water logged dcrelict. upheld 10y cargo
OF soddcn timber. IS practically the same as striking
d rock Nor viii The first victim be the last. for
these staggering buccaneers Of the sea live for years
and travel half way round the world dealing death
and destruction.
Tafe The case Of the thlrr y-fve hundred-ron Dun
more, Cardlt to Newport News with cpal. She
broke heI shaft in md ocean during furious biz
zard. and was abandoned by her crew six hundred
miles from Cape Cod The Dunmorc was then
leaking terribly; her master thought her about to
founder Bun no. She lived Oh and WAS sighted by no
les than tWent y-tWo steamers. By some this prizc
Cworth seventy thousand dollars was towed.
She boarded by FIVE, and set fire by one.
Then the Dunmore vanished, although five British
warships from Bermuda destroy her,
well knowing what peril She 70 navigation.
Think Of this big IRON steamer water logged and on
her beam ends, with three thousand tons of coal
dead weight dancing drunkcnly into the track of
navigationl
The persistence Of the dcrclict is a very serious
problem. Take for example the American schooner
W. II. White, at time known to all Atlantic
sailors the White Ghost For over twenty months
that vessel was ahoat, apparently we'll masted and
manned And She Travelled five thousand miles,
zigzaggng perilouslv across the Atlantic only to
sink last of the Wild IIebrldes with all her white
sails set and her lonely decks in perfect order.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
Steered by a Lifeless Hand

A DERELICT -teercd hy a dead man. hand IS
n worth recording. That the sight that met
the eyes OF men on board the hif Arcbis last year in
the Pacific The man had laahcd himself to he Wheel
and had died or been struck dead in some tremendous
storm And there he stood apparently norvcd and
erect with cold hands grasping the Spokcs and sight
less eyes that seemed to steer ahead The and
officers OF the \ebis scuttlcd the dcrelict and sent
her lone watcher INTO the depths fitting burial
There are some dcrelicts which deserve the name
only because they found on the high seas with
not a living person on board Search the whole
maritime annals through, and YOU viii find no more
amazing instance than that OF the Marie Celeste
Her very name stands for a Wcrdlv fantastic story
of the sea.
one fine morning in 1887 She left New York for
London with crew of thirteen, including the mas
ters wife and young child y British bark sighted
her IN mid Atlantic a fortnight later. but not a sign
OF :e did She give when hailed in the International
Code, The British Captain, greatly puzzled tired
every means known At sea- but III vain He could
hardly believe il possible that trim looking ship
was dcreLct and abandoned.
He sent a boat to her; and strange indeed was the
story-or absence of it-rcvcaled by an exhaustive
search, high and low The boats were in their davts
the hull undamaged the cargo intact The bellyng
sails We're set, the mems weekly wash hung above
the fo'csle. y sun awning covered the poop. Rig
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
A Derelict's Whole Story

ID T The VI hole story of 4 derect IS told in the case
ID Of the schooner Alma Cummings. She loaded
lumber at Port Royal, Jamaica, for Boston, and on
her way over was fatally struck of Cape Henry 10y
February blizzard Her masts crashed overheard,
leaving ten men face to face with death Heavy
spars held bv the and tangled rigging beat her
sides like battcrlng III every sWlrln2 open
ing her seams and admitting tons of water. And as
the big conbers swept the doomed vessel a
coating of ice feet thick was formed on the rock
ing decks. The pumps troze, and the battling men
chilled 10 the bone, without even one dry match
srhcrcl,ith 10 start fire Lashcd to the stanChpns
and mast ~IunpS, the crew awaited death with the
grim resignation of sallormen.
But the storm passed and then daring spirit
fired rifle into Of kerosene and started blaze
y brief struggle prevented it from spreading, and
c fire VAS carefully tended that il might cook food
and fight the killing frost. On this crazy hulk the
men lived for five days and nights, until the sea
went down. They now resolved 10 abandon her and
make for land But 10 sooner had they proViSloncd
the lcboat than a monstrous sea dashed It against
the SIDE of the dercHct and utterly destroyed II.
i couple Of DAYS later, however, when the helpless
craft was drifting about, a hundred miles off the
New Jersey coast, the British steamer Queensmore
bore down upon her and took of the suffering men
Thereafter the Alma Cummings was reported five
wear later She was seen far the south near the
Equator, having been burned to the waters edge by
crews thar had boarded her. hoping nd the seas
Of her presence. But below the waters edge the
fire would not go for he decks were too wet to burn
and the dcrect persisted because her timber cargo
bore her up There came a long period Of silence
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

<AID autumn day he grounded near
Colon. where She was broken up
hy the Indians ot Panama.
Not less remarkable Is the record
Of 'he American schooner Fannie + Wol-tcn She
Was adri't for four wears. and Travelled nearly ten
thousand miles Abandoned off Cape IIattcras she
driled north with the Cult Stream. hut u sudden
gale drove her south again. and She staggered into
the dreaded Sdrgas~o Sca-tha MYSTERIOUS region
of weeds and wrecks, dreaded hv every sailor.
alive with malice, She shot out "t that Forbidden
sea and sighted off Florida i,ur~,u, AN ,rr.4tic
course northWard She described TWO vast circles
off the Virginia and last went 10 pieces on
the terrible shores Of New Jersey This dcrclict
Was reported no fewer than torty-lour times She
IN spite Of her long battle with the storms She APP
pearcd as ~tnch as ever to anxious Observers whose
DAYS and nights She made hdcuu~ with fear.
The records of the hNdro@raphlc Offices Of New
York and London tell strange tales There was The
Fred B Taylor adrltt for ninct ythrcc summer dals
-, most peculiar wreck floating tow upward An
such carefully reported for the benefit oi nayg-
ton. Five years ago the Captain of IL tramp round
ing Cape Horn bchcd a New Bedford Wha..r frozen
INTO an iceberg. Ihc Va&arlcs OF hcrgs 10y the way
are we'll known, Tor just vast masses. weighing,
thousands OF tons, become detached through the
sun $ action, the towering pnnaclcS above water
throw queer somcrauuts. Ii WAS thought tins dtrt-
lct Whalcr had grounded on the berg and later ON
been carried high into the AR. where icy SPRAYS had
fixed her surely upon her hI%h pedestal Of blue
green ice.
Fantastic this ease is, it is by no means unique
The Newfoundland fishing schooner Albion was de-
ScrIbcd IN 1908 III precisely the same plight and
episode than the slow procession Of her berg and It's
satellites through the traWlng fleets of the Grand
Banks, whose crews &azcd up IN awe at the phantom
snip, uIreared on her shining PEDESTAL
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
A Gloomy Christmas

-.a. ie IRE as N he case Of the big four-1nasted
L N--t=-a Captain Jensen, New York for Cette. in
Southeast France, naphtha laden. On Christmas
d.. eleven of The starhoard watch vent below at
daHn-neEer ~ come up again; for the 10 sns pipe
"es 1ldcnE drowned by a roaring explosion that
tg...ed la" rumble. The entire forward section
= The -.-p burst into furious flame as forcmast
oe.e-. and cargo shot one hundred and twenty feet
n az DctTls ralmed kissing on the sea. as the
'h--lacrous wall 81 flame swept aft Pitiiul streams
- "aieT were shot INTO that awful crater Of blazing
.4rhtha- he men fought well, but al length we're
forced 10 bud plank extension thirty feet ONT over
zee stern, where they rctreatcd with -,rgt,tr ,ir
md fl-Stcred faces Here they cr,7tcrrd III nh,
"h.e The roarrs hulk plunged on. Lighting NJ, the
-et i'T il..'- Before dawn the Danish steamer
,IaAta 'r.s sgl The smoke wall. and as her
-e .s' Re choking log The tortured men
a-tl t. ... -.. for safety. leaving The Na~-.--;a
"- P" .-. ..a-er edge-and become dangerous
Ar. saeh danger The mariner is helpless
\ re betrayed bv -uri and souudlnqs. gt-
SIRENS. and auoEs al proclaim various
D." t.e-..r.uer5 throahng ENGINE tell Of an
rrfE.r.rr- and even he dread iceberg
e..'1 ?. -.- CHASTITY dance and a sudden
~ -..e s.-- sut the derelict Is not forcsccu
.E.'Hg GHtl Il wounds Il vessel TO il death
- tragedies may not be attributed 70 these
flze5 81 inc ships, And not minor
ll-s' - - oarEs and rrnnps but he destruction
u great llners-the blg White Star Naronic for
II = only q few years since this superb steamer ~
AFe thousand Tons left Liverpool n5fb !, rr,9 81
se.en' .nr under Captain Roberts. who had al
.'a- tie hall q dozen trips in her and found her
q q tiai.a .-p. She had cost SIX hundred thousand
D. D. nd had ten water tight coupartments.
~ ilS Sue as never seen or heard of again-iust a
f--N u. -rt ~ the sea. The underwriters 3t
i-.osa ..k their head and murinurcd Dere-
'N'a ard none but seaman knows how deadly
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

Hin By WILLIAM @. FITZGERALD


II ...-...-1" Fl. .d-.@5 n By Y
l. yard fleet racnaciug the --
I'd --.Il ,ng With peril
- t- .an avoid And everyone Of them
tells .- s.-. tale 81 ocean tragedy. Who can forget
h:- t~' -- # me II these ship wraths, sinister
and - battered hulk swinging this way
aDd thar h -fl.ntcred mast stumps pointing
mo-e.. Heaven while huge white capped seas
sae-- ard half submerged the moss green
decks, terror of the sea. with every seaman
hand them. and al the maritime nations
deE.-r- --.~- Tor their destruction
Ao- .-ee the well known Porto Rico liner
Ponce daE~ overdue. and Captain Hunt OF
rae .-.aent photographic Office showed no
fewer r..c.e 81 these spectral ships. painted IN
1ed -c he chart. and all conVerglng into the
sreaa.- rcr-c inevitable as fate The hull OF one
Vas under water Another Norwegian bark
TIE y --an. had all her sails set and not person
IN '..ri .a-ecr.rg crazllv the track OF trade
lu-r ..ar ri the ships that make no haven. And
our Atlantic ports alone furnished nearly twenty
such .ear. involving the loss OF TWO hundred and
-tt.-.reu lives.
\ What has happened 70 these shps-well
found well manned sailing frequcnted seas. and
thar -.en enough IN FAIR weather. Sometimes their
s-or- known. but again heir fate may be a creepy
rnyste-y, striking 70 the soul OF every sailor.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
One of the Dreaded DereIicts Which

a. GLN au, d-el rnas-crless
- ire ae'rle-~lv adrttt IN
--e Seven Seas: "a grave
. yard fleet. mcnaciu@ The
I'D Shy. .r.ng with "a peril
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
Year Before Finally Going 10 Pieces.

about th" schooner; hut one
autumn day he grounded near
Colon. where She was broken up
hy the INDIAN, ot Panama
Not Jess remarkable Is the record
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14

The iatefNstIux Qaesilea a. TIE pol-
nlasion a ne caioese ewalre has
often beea distressed, hus Il Is atii
inpassiNle 8 saY piGh nny dagnee ~
eersaleiy shat tba arares aso
A. the bexiunin0 u tAe chrastlaa
era q Is gslsfably eartain that there
wefo A. least keeee ogA inhabitants.
and q mast - rsmemsneed thaf ths
sfnpiFe thea waa mach nualieF than
Il 4 at sae present time
Most of he oensusee taken IA chsBk
during she lAkt 2aoo years. says the
NoFth China Daily Seps, have not
pruftssed e iake IL The whole popaiA
ttoa. foane chiiaren AMI ed mea. tog
instance. were sometimes nniiiea. the
tnsln oblaet - she census bciag - ~.
certaia tn number q taxable peraoaa.
~ common consent TIE most rell.
able epasus ever taAea IN China was
that q 1914 Ths gives the hxars
~ mofs than sss 90 ooo n iSes she
population Nas estimated ne&tlY sos
coo 90 boz u 1881 Il had fallen 70
g. 900 the great TAPPING rebellion.
10 Which 40 mAnF millions Of people
lost heir llres. being ons q the prln.
eipAl causes undoubtedly foT thla great
decline
Travellers missionaries and others
~ho have visited The roeion deyas
tafet q the fina q tha TAipinr rohsi
hon esUfess fhe opiuion that tie ioss
q nfa dguae ths grnAt coarulss1n has
KeneraliY acea estimated e loo low q
figure and = - qneHiion also
whether he TERRIBLE famine more thaa
= seufe n years ago IA the pftainces
of Chin shansl. shsasi and lionaa
sire q population ~ - COOS 0oa. Is nnt
Fesp0asible far fhe i1s 81 mnre lives
lhan B ls usually crediie3 Niih
I g afll sore certain that the Mo
h2mmefaa uprising 10 tbo uorihatst
destroyed more nves tsan o - sen.
enllf supposed 20 have doue A very
moderate computation q the boss e
70 ineggred IN thess three calamitiss
mases g 90 be fuily 90 D0Q oea And
n thia caunectton \ would BE- sell
perhaps, 60 femina ourselves that ihe
hahitual usa - ariam ~ such a
lAFse number uf the people has tended
y act lamneasiY On the reena-raiifs
sowef ot The naaoa,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14

Little clip tn duarnsh comedian.
can Tell stories al day Hln ass8rt
ns~ut q hard isot tales q Bis oNa
experiences i especially laFFs
The fourth nieht after onsned n
zee Yora last season. { hraae ny lef,
arm 10 q TAI ffom ny famous hafsa
ia the afss So said Ctip Z playsa
taraaEh tAr uezi teo sets attaoaI
telling anyone & my lniafY pafea
aith m1 arm it, spl'a6 after thei
aHt tua.dsi So ~ fails fof q uesst
Then ehsa sas - nosfaa ! last rs
ra.ce ~ ehIIe certainty hai q
isH q tfoHhie HH sfce fhfns IS -
iaE nlge res
sWhaf 81 aafla raafiauea chip.
i Hi fhst ffaf9 n8iks - ihs
MaH fum EaH Has afInH aaa
y hr besfc uHie HIm Hue
saf @ - d 8 have
uamnan5 g WlH Hrf
fhe FfsHa aaa Heu e Haiet
fa.ast 81 ta ahole 0l sams
ls 81 neoHia
Nhat da sos uaH deesrars
y csat uae anfthlrH iEH tala aa
-
Ven here's yoar note aaIi nai
ger what ass yoa golus e d9 about
uas ~ nofe Over The mf rers
- me 81 aght } SAID
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14
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FarmE r IA Barre Mass :
FsneNt1aH sso wes ernnf cattle
tsalsf aua hai q handsome aks of
ntea ~ warranted % Be fea8 faih
~ u6rE 0ue day a nan eame .a
search lass such oxen ana Nf
p Showed 10 palf Thrf aera
sieak aai gea matched ana aeomad
ss De- aI fbe variations e the ian
raate ef Saw ahd Fso
Hu1 tH stranger Noticed iae nlshs
u<s uflrs ese aad hla asaiCIaas
.elt an0sd
Au the Heaeeahle rbat mEh
one acis haehY Iem use Mma
sye, anything hadn't be
AS Foat man answered Nr
ten ST. what ts enc raGa
leaa ai 81 hye
Tte s.aasef paid lhs price ana .sof
che oxen bat tae nesi daY - r.
turned ver aHFrs
what 0ye mean - telng me them
oxen are nsaeoahle1 when eot
homo pat them q piy pasture shere
( kerf uten fuf % year and I've bad
Al kiads ~ cattle too and thta morn.
Ing they're in ms best clover Geld
Whsi kihd Christian are 81. Anp
~aY 60 - aks thatg
7 didat He. returned Nj p
calmly = said 'one rail- was fests
E,od e. ave. and iis -. tboYn jump
sysf aye rails iesla gulska they vii
svsr oHe
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FaoN wEpSRspAYs DAILY

Prof Y Il Fe.dsf uterued foa
Alton ths morning
GA isda . tfon IS be vluin 70
aaY
e s Agsry returned Yesterday even
ing from a tfip % Tulsa.
Pattern hats as sbeNn IS Gage Bra
s 60 q Nes Yofs chicago aud Paa,
sill - exhibited A. ssndsrs Wright
Thursday and Friday
TIE Tea given yesterday Afternoon
81 The ladiys 90 ths Baptist churcn Al
tha hena q Nrs W b Coieg sa.
sefg saeeessfal iares nmheF ot a.
dies being present during TIE after,
aoou.
it had ueen expected thai there
sould - 3 meeting of the clty coua.
ell lAsf night hut noue s1s called an
account q TIE bad weather A meet.
lng slil be held "a = short time, 81
shleh action will BE- taken on several
improvement peiitlon<
Last nights rain wasof such healthy
proportions uhAt wufk has bosn st0pi
loiay au tie auditorium, TIE hAse.
ment, where sofk ca the pillars Is be
lng done, being flooded vlih watef
Ossar Hunt. charged with the muf.
der 81 wolfouleFgsf, had a prellainA.
q hearing bsfofs Commissioner
Adams IN Alton Fesserday and vas
released under 1000 bond. which he
furnished al the Witness testified
tiiat wslfsnterFsf sas killed during
Z drunken neht. tbs details u which
tsley eoed nas remember Hunt said
IA mind vas il = simllAt faidlei
,tate at tie time No oiie could
,sczf who kllled wolienberer. even.
Tlsre siil bsA meeting of tie Re
labiloan club tonight IN the court
saase d appoint several members Of
the executive COMMITTEES. wllase plao.
: Are yaranh and . taks sctlon IL
fssafa g ths oominx citg campaign
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~fiello. old man Haven't seen any
alag - Yoa sleee you gag married
fas Eoes itf
Thanks. fairly sell But MARRIAGE
= s costly 500 n you emily knew
shat The dfesamakera ehafEeir
SO J suppose you rorret it,
sOhf be. ! urIacd dresamakeria
Translated isr Tales from neEgen.
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