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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-07-26
More Twine Talk.

This is about the time the
farmer buys his twine or a little
later, perhaps, just about one or
two days before ha is reaely to
go into the field. Some OF you
have given ypur order for twine,
but as a rule the order is not
binding. 1t is merely a promise
that you will come in and ex-
anime the twine and figure with
US before buying. The dealer
had his contract for 1907 made
in November or December last
and ne merely guessed or made
an estimate of the amount of
tWine he would sell in 1907.
said to a farmer Saturday
last that this is a very trying
time of the year for the dealer
On account of his having so
much twine on hand. He must
take all chances of farmers send
ing away for cheap twine, of
storms, hail, bugs, rust and
other failures that may come.
If he carries small amount on
hand and runs short in the
midst of harvest. his customer
will say, II am done with you.
If | can't depend upon it that
you have twine when | need it,
| will deal with some one who
has" So he must be good
guesser and make his guess
about eight months beforehand,
have on hand at this time
about 10000 b of twine. 1t is
perfectly natural that l am
anxious to dispose of it, and
every dealer is in about the
same position as l. We lose
trade by not having enoug h
twine. We lose money by hav-
ing too much twine. All the
twine we buy we must pay for
or pay interest on, no matter
whether we sell it all or carry it.
/ don't blame farmer for buy
ing good twine cheap; but l do
blame a farmer for buying a
ckeap twine that costs him from
one to two cents less per pt und
than would the Plymouth OF
McC Cormick, and then lose this
amount and more with it in
grief and waste before the har-
vest is over.
When l was thru talking, the
farmer said, Put me down for
about 800 10 please :
Yours for business,
w. f. CARLBERG.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-07-26
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

A tennis tournament will be
held in this city Monday, July
80, between the Sisseton tennis
team and team from Milbank.
A good game is looked for as the
visitors are said to be one of the
best, while the Sisseton club is
not so slow.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-07-26
were shot at.

Brown won medal by breaking
81 out of the first 25.
y p p
A shooting match between the
Sisseton gun club and the
Webster gun club is to take
place at Pickerel Lake next Sun
day, Aug. 4th.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-07-26
AMONG The SPORTS.
Gun Club

At the regular shoot July 2lst,
the following scores were made.
With one exception fifty balls
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-07-26

That susceptible fellow is
hardest hit by the softest
glances?
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YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS
WANTED FOR SEWING MA
CHINE OPERATORS AND GEN
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BOUKkEEPER. experienced. correspond
eut. ledger clerk. desires position. per
manent or temporary; experienced in open
ing and closing books Hcudershot 20
West 18th 81
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS. "a: best city refer
ence. Harry West, care Lee. II tSdse
39th
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nFFYCE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF COLUM-
NJ Tia. Washington. July -. 1907 LED PRO
office IL clock NJ.
Juv % 1907, construction Of outlet 10 old
sfre,t sewer Forms specifications and in
formation may obtained 81 a. District Bqilding
T-afhinrtbn. d HENRY 4. ]. MACFARLAND.
TIENRY /. WEST. JAY ). MORROW. Commission
u Z.
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COACHMAN, CHAUFFEUR.-Certi
English. 81: married. no children; hISt
class references. Address John Rouse. 26s
West 2lst ST
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BALTIMORE 2 CHI p >
Through Daily Trains 70 The West.

Leave New York CITY. o7i 81 TJbS1.
CHIC AGO. PITTSBT-RG : 80 an SOD a.
CHICAGO. COLy-AiRU-S Il 20 am ~ "a ~,
PTTTSPtEG, CLEsN ED. ? 20 pu 400 m
PITTS BURG LIMITED ESQ pm Tmr5
GIN ST LOUIS. LOT-ISV.. II 20 I'm Ims-
GIN ST LOUIS. LCTTSV.. Q 20 am 10 an
GIN. ST LOUIS LOUISV. Ss0pm RO0 M
Offices GAS 474 1900 Broadway. a Asto-
House los Greenwich ST y Union s1ua-s
". 391 Grand St. y. =; S43 Fulton s.
BROOKLYN. West 23d s. ant Liberty s,
After 8 . m Sleeping Car Rassrvattor,
and full Information regarding trains stc
can ~ obtained n Bureau = Information.
r & n P r. I'D Terminal 'Phons No
Chelsea Sl4S
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Lac School.
Proposals.

DRoPosAI4s FOR MAKING OLIVE DIAB CLOTHING
Street sew YORK city. ay 20 P m5tssds.
IS5 al his one 10 Until t1e o ococ wit be
1907 and then opened for manufacturing and deliver
depots Of the Quarternaster's Department. L. S
i! of D SI Is2ces oGntef H 900 Se gS
s % per by us Of lTa 10
TIE right is reserved 10 refect or accent aI or ali
pr2pa@3ls or any part thereof Ireierence VII be
OF qua!iy and price Including IN The price Of foreign
equal. standard samples &c seen specifca-
srsad Upon s69esSion al 5s '' dSpot EnT ~
49, :" ne 5 , ioo 5o
Colonel " s PATfEN. Depot Quartsrmaster.
PROPOSALS. FOR PURCHASE OF CONDEMNED
L N suppHes-PhiIadeiph Depot. Q NJ De-
delPhis June 2e lso7-seeled pr@Posals in 'rtpeats.
COPIES Of which ian be had upon application at his
% 1907. for the purchase Of 131 lots condemned
Blanks for proposals fuL information will
nfe upon Is5 rop6saIs & % P5o
deHned o p supplies 70 1s 9PeT1Gd JUL 20. 1907"
Q n. General, q s Army. Depot QaarteTrnaster,
SEALED PROPOSALS, ~ DUPLICATE WILL BE RE-
Els 1an' ri GFe 2 p FOR r ana ma ma
second I'll. IGOR as 5a9ng at The rs Imm t.
ta. il5s' lroa 1 P6BERT wATcHdN comassioner
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF CoLUM-
Office until u clock n,
July - 1871 I5 and necessary " IN
obtained a. District Building.
r-ashinFton. .. 9. HENRY 3 ! MACFARLAND.
rENRY |. WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Commission
ers. u G
<C,ENERAL DEPOT. Q n DEPT. JEFFERSON
III vile md July p. lao7-seaed proposals trip
llcate endorsed Proposals for O NJ Supplies
unaerfigne1- VIII be received
10 O'Clock 23 1907. for
TVaron Paint Miscellaneous Supplies,
REQUIRED Manila. p J., as per schedule. which VIII
furnished application 70 this Depot and the De
York ard Francisco. Preference given
Z articles domestic production manufacture. The
right reserved reject all bids
en- Tart thereof Further information furnished
r5Iicaiion. J.. y. MARSHALL. asst Or. Dir. General.
Depot q. II
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. @. WASH
u ,ngton. g july 20 13D5.-Sealed proposals Will
fe received this ONCE until y O'Clock noon August
the construction or cOncTetesteel bridge
Baltimore ana ohio Railroad
rsary On Tx Monroe street Brookland. j.. c.
forms specifications ana all
EAR information be obtained AT the Office Of the
Engineer CofnmissiCner T. q. HENRY i. T. MAC
TERIAED. HENRY /. WEST, JAY J. MORROW. Com
missioner d 9
CsEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL. re
- office Of fomHissoncr or Immigration,
Fllis Island x II. until 2'%D p. m. august / 1907.
and opened Immediately thereafter for ri labor and
required the construction compet" Except
plumbing heating electric ccnduts Bnd wiring II huild
d,sigTated Measles WARD O. y, f. g and II; Isols
sVsrd 8. 10 ward ward ~.
Contagious Disease Hospital
Group at the T.. s. Immigration station. s-liis I>snt.
:. 81 Particll1rF in'ltaticIs ana oone!tIcIs
governing bidders may be tDtaincd I'm ROBERT
EATCHORN, Commissioner.
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CARPENTER Twenty-Five years expert
,rrs ou now bI!li!rgs and a,ten lions
workman references Address Adkins. So3
East 18th 81
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BAKF.R wants position as second hand on
cakes or bread. Fred Listmann. 1l3 West
10Th St top floor.
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WORK WANTED.
afaIs

ART STUDENT JAPANESE wants position
i'm artists studio. willing 10 do any Nind
Of Won, knows all kinds OF domestic work.
$50 East 51th st
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BOY. Is: learn trade OF IN wholesale house"
good reference. Thomas Collins. Gd EaS'
lOlst So.
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RYE SEMINARY For Ps5.l:ai

~ - NcA@A-G A4N IA ~
Mrs LIFE. The Misses STOWE Rye New york
\ TISS Q z. MASON'S SUBURBAN SCHOOL FOR
~ G!ris and Young Women For illustrated catalogue
address LOCK BOX III. TarrytOWn-on- Hudson. y. Y
AToRAVIAH SEMINARY for Girls Bethlehem. Pa.
vi Founded 1919 l5Sh year opens sept 18th Address
J. MAX HARK. D. D. PrIn
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HELP WANTED.
Male

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
good income corresponding for newspa-
peTs; experience unnecessary. Send for par
ticucrs. Press Syndicate. Lockport. N Z.
] MADE $50. 900 IN Owe years IN the mall
order business; began with So. ANY one
can do the work home in spara time Send
for free booklet Tells how to get started.
Manager Box S4S Lockport. y. 7.
MARRIED MAN wanted TO work on small
farm cottage; steady employment.
Charles Rose. Manuel. \. Y.
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RAILROADS..
NEW JES9EQ GEgTRa1

KE4 JERSEY GEaTRAL.
=, timS shown below from Liberty ST 50
except as noted BY dsslsEating marks ''s'
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOUR TP.r.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR 1RfAiS
$1,000. vIl.UO. fl-3O. m@l2 ~. 81 n 10
200. -3-e0 400. 1910. $50 ma; ~.
zee. 'sO@ -9.OO. PIC 80 .. m. i.ls.s,
BALTIMORE AND wASHINGToN-z-,
s,c0 ..l0oa f-l2oo. 200 .{s3eS9
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsr-,,..
1000 a m, 1-3C. k3-40. 500 D m. Sns@
DAYS: q 90. 1000 = m, 2-3O ,. m. 1-
AI IL A. rs CIrY--l0-Oo a n. 1lso
ALL RAIL R0UTE-Long Branch. Asnn-
fafk. ocean Grove Sundays. North ~
e eST$ a Pa II 30 zt9 az $40 80 Iis0 a n,
b Is, 80. $50. j12O1 Sundays 800.
Ocean Grove. 1880. els. IL % a. m. az
SANDY HOOK RoUrE-A,Ian,,, "a,
lands. Seabright Monmouth Beach -.
Branch; Astury Park and ocean Grov.s
I6so riGT 81 81 50 81 t2d ST ST. 100 Isl
545 sundays. 600. 1000 a m 10
$50 - p n Leave Pier 10 n R'
Cedar ST.. 9-2D. 1900. HOO a m = a.
200 345. AS. 600. 10. SUNDAYS -
10 70 a m. 80. 400. $40 . m -
,,, Time tables giving time 70 EASToS
CHUNK. WILKESPARRE. SCI, sslXA-SISa
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTss1vIIIf " ~
WlI.LIAMSPORT and all other points -.
be obtained at following Offices: iIbersv so .a
West 23d ST. Tel. 3i44 Chelseal- Z So =.
House. 245. 4S4, 1900 1854 Broadwav Ts.
5th Az. 3S1 5th Az. % I-nio, Ss,. "a
West 2T9S 81 Az, los West I25th s, So
Columbus Av-. New York. Court 81 sls
344 Fulton St. 479 Nostrard Az Rroo.ir,.s,
400 Broadway. Williamsburg New Va.
Transfer Co calls for and checks bsssSs.
20 destination 7a@ss
'Daily. tDaiIy. except sunday. 49,
days. tPari0r cars only rDDinIne -, Sun
cept sunday xSaturcays only. zI.iber+v =.
only sDiutug car SUNDAYS VITrI-s' s.
daily bEXCept Saturdays fFxce-t = -
Branch From West Twenty-rhfrd s.-ss.s
e1220 , m. gao p m IL so n
ks %. % 20 p. n y u.
". .. BESLEP " t5Opv
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WORK WANTED.
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OFFICE WORK.-By young man. Is:
knowledge of bookkeeping; reference L
Freeman. 35S East Sth st.
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ROY II: in wholesale or import house,
with chance OF advancement; best refer
encc Philip Re.chevt, @5l Linden 81.
brooklyn.
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y. Y. N. n. a HARTFORD

-. Y. N. II 4 HARTFORD n r
Trains depart from Grand Central Station
42d st and tth Ave. as follows for
Boston via New London < Prov.-ttSNa.
t+.1O;0U sIlC.00. Il 1902 A. NJ
III 100 81 1.O1. * 200 tti5:00
EI5:O0. 'f 5.02. ssi2,OO ? II. VIA WI
iinsantic--t's OF A N. t2-eO P NJ, va
spfd--t9.1i 4 NJ. 'lli2:OO. '.l4:0a
al 90 ?. II
White Mta-. 81 Adams Snd ossbec--
80 $40 a NJ . econ p NJ
WCr'ster & Fitch. VIA Putnam 70 80 p. "
LakeviiIe & N0rf--ts9 90 A. NJ: 1871 p. ~
Portland z Bar Hareor via WUrc.-tsS Pm
CT ParrinEt1a rCkari5Ee. Len0N. Pitts
field -44,54 'FG00 4 ". ST %. q 81 PM
Ticket osttces az c'sraul Central 81 Z and
cl25th St also a. c2s5 100 c1354 Bway
CO Union 50 Cl~2 F.fth Ava r2+5 C0lum-
bus Ave. c64e Madison Ave. clos " l25;a
St POS Third Ave IN Brooklyn. "a
Court ST. 479 N1straut Ave. 500 3 way.
sDaiIy. tExcept SUNDAYS 'StoTs AZ t25s1
St xStous al 18Th s. sundays only.
fPsrlor Cs- Limited SUNDAY parlo- car
train llHas dining car cPsrlor ani
Sleeping car tickets also sSaJz--daEs only.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-13
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1907
l5.cENT COTTON FOR SOUTH.
Both FARMERS Union and Southern
Cotton Assoc iat,on Fix This Price.

Atlanta. Sept. H. Victory for toe
southern FARMERS seems CertGiE ami Q
minimum price OF IL cents for co. on
lor THIS years crop will bt easily
maintained, l. the opinion Of both
Pr sid nj iidrvir Jordan. Oft Sou
erh Cotton 4 sociatiOn. ana OF CHARLES
Barrett. PRESIDENT OF the National
Farmers union.
President Barrett reached Atlanta
Monday from Little Rock. where he
had been attending the session Uf the
Farmers unlCn. MIR. Jordan was just
back from Jackson. Miss. where the
Southern Cotton association had fixed
the minimum price Of cotton al II
cents per round.
We have got together this year.
said Mr.. jordan. and nov We want
the farmers % SO market their crop
as TO secure that price"
Mr.. Jordan was OF the opinion that
an estimate OF 1000 900 bales for
Georgia this season Was entirely too
large. ami said that II the state Sc
cured $50 .Oto bales, she would be-
running ahead OF the other cotton.
growing states.
President Barrett talked enthusiasts.
tically OF what had been accomplished
at the meeting in Little Rock. and
was confident tnat this year would see
the spectators put to rout by me
farmers.
ION the standard OF the Farmers
union" said Mr. Barrett. there has
been nailed the inscription Fifteen.
cent cotton and by that motto they
will win. What boots II II the gamb-
Ter. playing with the product Of the
honest. totling farmer as II II we're
. stack OF poker chips. names . &C.
tis1ous value OF cotton. when the man
~fo makes II and who holds II In his
warehouse teIIs the wonld that his
goods will not be sold except for = Ger
tain minimum price? We will win
the night easy enough II the farmers
hold together. and I believe they will
and the New York exchange will soon
be out OF business"
The Farmers union Was growing
very rapidly. said President Barrett q.
more than half the farmers Of the
south now being members OF the or
Eanization. He predicted that they
would all be In the union In . short
while. and that they would then Be
in a better position than ever to en-
force their demand for 4 fair price
for their cotton.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-13
SPEEDING OVER SEA-
Steamer Lusitaaia y Break
All Atlantic RecSrds.
EXPECTED IN PORT FRIDAY
Barring Accidents. the Great Ocean
Liner. the Latest Creation OF the
Shipbuiloer. May Be Hailed n the
Queen OF the sHas.

Cape Race. y. +. Sept l2.-Tae
Cuuard lire steamer Lusitania. whose
maiden VOYAGE across the Atlantic Is
eAr.,..,i to eclipse all ocean records.
came In touch through toe wireless
telegraph with the American continent
We'd. tag
TIE i.lsi,ania. II she can maintain
tie rate Of 81 khots with which speed
she Is credited. will reach the en-.
trance to III" por, Of New York about
FridaN. which '"'',,G axe the time OF
ner voyage about four days and Is
hours. more than thirteen hours bet.
ter fhGn the record trip between the
points OF Queenstown and New York
Of Ave days. seven hOurs. and TWEEN
ty.three minutes. held by the Gu
harder Iuoania.
Such time. II made. would also
wrest the best Atlantic record from
Germany. now held by the Hamburg.
American steamer Deut schland.
When heard from ON Wednesday
morning. the Lusitania had travelled
about I . 655 miles OF the 2 $50 between
Queenstown and New York In ap.
prOximat"ll seventy hours. This would
make her average speed up to that
point a trife better than 23h knots
per hour.
1t Is known that fog materially
interferre.' with the speed Of the l-u-
sitania for MANY hours after she left
Queenstown. her speed At times being
reduced to twenty knots. 90 taat she
since must have steamed much faster
than ?3h knots to secure that aver.
age.
The run from Cape Town down the
coast IL generally made At top speed .
a. con ditions are favorable, 20 that
shipping men confidently predicted
that. barring accidents. the Lust
atnia Gill be hailed a. Queen Of tas
Seas when she reaches port early on
Friday morning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-13
STRINGENT EXCLUSION TREATY.
This May Result From the late Riots
at Vancouver, 3. c.

Washington. Sept l2-That o strin.
ger, q ,c,us:cn treaty between Am"rI-
ca and Japan Is measurably nearer
realization than the most optimistic
ad minis ra ton OfIicial could have be
ueved Sort! eight hours ago Is the
Judgment Of The members OF the d
plon,atic corps here.
This long sought object 10 expected
to be attained perhaps as result OF
the mobb bling OF the Japanese al Van
couycr. IN British Columbia. On
Gals here dcplo-e what they view a
an unfortunate ana unwaTrantcd In
fraction Of the treaty rights ~ tn,
japanese. bu, they do NOT fail TO per-
cCive at once the Important bearing
that this incident will probably have
upon the negotiations between the
state department and the japanese
Ambassador looking to the drafting Cl
q treaty tina, snail prevent the tncom
ing Of japanese coolies instead OF
leaving the subject TO be dealt Wiz
In the pr, s. Mt loose fas hion by VIA:
amounts to a scMiAflcial undertah
ing on the part Of the Japanese gov
eminent 20 withhou passports to
coolies coming directly TO tlc United
States.
The belief that treaty Is now with
In sight that IL based on the convtc
lions of officials that the japanese
government will be now brought face
to face With the fact that. a. Il can
not discriminate between Great Brit
ain and America In the matter Of
demands for fair treatment for ns
subjects end must. by this time. b
convinced that the problem II really q
radical one. the only solution will lie
In the formal recognition by Japan
OF the rights to restrict c0olie immi
grafton not only in America. but In
British Columbia. Australia snd other
British colonies.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-13
Gov. sM.Th AT s9ARTA.
1Wnis'e Executive Addresses Large
osthsrino-0io Barbecue.

oethsein0-0i0 Barbecue.
ouASta, Ga. Sept. l2.--GOvernor
21hs Smith spike here Tuesday by
0osial Invitation before 4 large gath.
<s1ng Of the people OF Hancock coun.
~. Il was the governors hrst ad-
ADeW STAGE hts inauguration except
. eeo-ninute speech In Atlanta on Ia.
~ DAY and there was great interest
9 hear what he would say In re-
onsd % the status OF the reform meas
Wss which he made the basis Of his
~ansaisp.
nvas apparent from his address that
- vNs veil satisfied with the prog
1aGs hat has been made. The passage
- ~ oct increasing the membership
- q railroad commission to I'VE and
lslasgiAs III powers ne evidently re-
os6ed o. the most signal triumph.
CnoA the passage Of the disfranchiss
1Dot I'm was Of much importance.
~ purs elections laws. and other
1ooes0 msasurss are we'll on their way
~ - expects to redeem every cam
S10 psedse by the end Of the session
- sumner.
~ governor announced his deter
Oo&9oa to use every power OF bis
- 70 saiorce the prohibition law
~ o1voeats1 . law By congress which
Sooo make It illegal to ship liquor
~ . DssAibitiou state.
~ speech was made near the site
- - Tenth District agricultural
o1ooo oAd big barbecue was served
- ~ assembled multitude.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-13
''IAAvE SHOT MY WIFE
m These Words Man Coelly
Ssrenders to Police.
rlaeepy At OIL CITY, PENN.

anauoe o&raN Snot "'s WV "" wv"
ss,,.esssd to MsItrsat Asr by Kick.
-. N. sody. Woman Cannot Re.
s,vsr from Her Injuries.
IN CITY, Pa. Sept. Ill have
- NJ wife; you will md her lying
r. a. street | think she 10 dead.
- lanes strait. ~ he walked into
- .s,Ses station Tuesday followed oy
and surrendered himself.
0aeses Investigated and found on
= ,gcniasat street corner . woman
osshlly wounded.
arr,n has lived apart from his wife
- l3-ysar-old son and had been
vnrhaaG In . lumber camp. Mrs.
80 hsA supported herself and boy
= vssadag In . restaurant.
nar,il came TO town Tuesday and
- liz wife on her way to work.
Nleheut Q word he drew . revolver
- lsei twice. the shot taking ef'
- n the voman's breast
llsoil attempted to dre again while
- vl1e legged TO b. let 90. She
- Seu over unconscious.
~ gan refused to work. and throw
~ 4 away. ne kicked the PROSTATE
Neay q bis wife about the sidewalk
satil saopped By the crowd.
0trail refused to give any reason
- ~ shooting His wife cannot
UDeoves.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-13

N 10 Said cwnsrd Line My Cut Gsss
ejeDe c0blN 0at0.


New York. Sept. IA new turn
has been given to the steamship nv
airy and rate war on the Atlantic By
the statement Of the North German
Lloyd officials that In the event Of
the Cunard liner I.ns1tania breathing
the Atlantic record Of the North Ger
man l.loyd d. the latter viii At oacO
begin to build liner with . minimum
speed OF % knots. This u eQuiva.
lent to . speed OF - land miles a.
hour.
steamship agents here. II 10 also
stated, believe that the Atlantic rate
var will pas the crisis between BOZ
and Saturday. II 10 expected that
the Cunard line will cut the Arst cob.
In rates far below the present Axsd
minimum rate Of the Deruria Which 10
go. before ler date OF sailing.
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moaths' vaeatloa absse1. = s0eahD1o'
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neat Of the stssl ran. ~ Tt go
com0issioo q expssts ae0sln1o1 $780,
oder he sohjoet wOal1 Deo6oley U95
port IL two a. three veelR - go
o would b lea1A that ~ oeDaA - n
ufactarsss and the sallssoA osn0oo1G
voeA make every s0ost . a1so9 ~
standard tAat veald Insure ~ eo1o11 !:
q The Dublie. 81
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publie Interest. TAs Dsbl1s - ten1e0N
policy. u that D6Saoo wao ovoe a1euooss
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eAo0o. Sept. 1.-THE dead body
-. 1s.d Wssterfseld. - years
49,. w. found IN bed 1t her nome
~ Indiana street Tussday with q
- u BE. left temple. In connec.
Win the murder the police are
lang for Edward Hildebrant. %
49, sas. Who had been boarding At
seese for several mon tbs.