davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-26
@iienbabu= =5abrplan.
g. q. & 81. 0. 8obn

rDao1 erodetN<8ug na6 5oufton, GaIbelton
Beaumont nro Orange. slbfabrt lIbr obenos
@ntnnft 7.55 ntorgens.
gadb aerrebille, sbfabrt $50 utoreens, Mn
ttnft bort 1t.3o. abfabrt bon @errbtue 4 llb,
naomtttass, anfunft in 5an antonio 7.5C
abenos. gsnr Samftags mad &errbine: nb,
nad5mittaes &iidIabrt bon bart Maontaes g.
morgenS, slnfunft Tn San gntonio $50 NOR.
gems.
gta6 guero, goafum, 8ouiton, gaIbeitor
@iooiHss, 8pdbale, Cameron uno ggoco, Orb.
fabrt s.45 bormittaes. atnfrnft 1l5r utoreens
Sad geeSille, Corpus g5rtiti, aIice, Uaatbts
aranfas BaB. Hodport, 9tbfabrt 15o mad.
m-tacs nno 1tbr a6eros. Mnfunft 755
morgens unb 1.5o na1r1ittaes.
gsatb SaIfurias. a6fabrt llbr a6enbs an.
iitrft 755 moreens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-26
Gr fantpfte bei Gettbsbura.

Uablo Borfer bon Sapette, g. g.,
Der tn Der S6lo6t einen SUB berIor,
idreibt: ~gor mebreren Sabren lit
i'd ut einem MagenIeioen. gei@ts
bali Biz i'd NIT electric gitterg be-
gann. Sd tDiirbe fir Dos &eiuItat
feline 500 Dollars nebmen." Gutter
Comic fir alte 2ellte uno fir ueibIi-
DE S9Daden. Gin @ieoerberIteQer.
Si6ere Sur fir Iabmen gfiiden ttno
i6Da6e Nieren. 8arantiert. so
Gents. gu boben BEL @ooIpb 0reiB
un6 81. gobn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-26
Ser @hef bes g,1nbesb,lreou,

Ser Gbef 0es 8unoesbllreaus
fir @benlie etc., Or Sarpep @. 8ileD
ipro6 Iif I'M nGuill Club" in SEEM
gorf in 8e3ug auf Die itrenge 9ur6=
fiibrltng oes @eiebes gegen 2ebens=
mittelDerfdlibung folgenOermaBe1
aus: SD babe our6ous ni6t oie
Ib1i6t uno Sen 8unid, irgeno ie<
monoes Geihaft 5u id1oigen, ou9
abiolut ni6ts 9egen Den 8erfouf bon
@aren ols ons. mas iie in @irfIi6=
felt itno, aber id muB enti6ieben
gegen Sali6ungen ouftretett. 90
babe i'd 3. 9. ni6ts eeeen Sen Ser
fol1f bon @lufole ols IoI6e, ober ih
nuB gegen ben Gerfonf ols .,Sonig" !,
ooer nenn nit SeltIonlen un6 &obI=
teerfarbe Dernii6t ols v@robeeren-
Wornelaoe", etnldreiten. sSabrifan-
ten nno Serfdufer bon 2ebensnit=
teln, oie ibr @ei6dft e6rIi6 betrei-
ben, peroen our6 oas eenal1nte @e=
iet ni6t geidaoigt, 1ltr iol6e, bie
oas 8ubltfum 0urb eefoli6te @nren
5u beihtpinoeln Ii19en.
Cine 8epel6e alts Scronton,
ga, mel0et: Sonerio @nrico, ser
oes 0eoroes I'M erlte1 Grade iiber=
fiibrt lporoen mar, ma6te i'm gountp
@efangniB ei1len geIbItmoroberfrd,
na6oem ibn n1itgeteilt lporoen mar,
oaB iid Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gemeigert batte, oas Sooesurteil in
lebenslangli6e &erferboft un18u=
@nrico NOR geitottet, Elm
fleines i6arfes WeIier BEL ii6 gu ba=
6etL nit Dem er fleine Sfeifen
ldnibte, Die er an 8elu6er oes 8e=
berfaufte. g9it oieIem
ma6te er einen fpeiten uno tiefen
freisformieen Iusl1nitt inn Inter
leib, aus oent er Elm groBes Stiid
5leii6 berausriB. 0en 4er5ten ge=
lang es, oas flieBenoe 8Iut 5u itiaen,
morauf iie Die fur6tbare @unoe ber-
banoen. Do6 oa oie geringlte 8e=
negung totlide 8lntungen berurio-
den fann 10 iin0 Die 9lusiidten oltf
GnricoS @eneiung gering.
9lus @aibington miro gemel-
BET, Die beioen Senatoren bon Siio
Oafota battett % iie fib ni6t oor-
iiber eiftigen fonnten, peld)e BON oen
gunoesamtern ieoer bon ibnen be-
leben io1e, Die eilt5elnen Iernter I'M.
ter iicb aitsgeloit. Der graiioent
babe 0ies borgei9Iagen uno oie 9lus=
loiung babe i'm 8eiBen Sauie itatt-
gefunoen.
esSSil Der Nabe pon 2ourel, Weiif.,
ein BoiIaeier5ug ser 800
bile, SofIon uno GitD 8abn. 9lht|
Perionen ipuroen berIett.
SfIaboma bat befanntlid Die
3pei-Gents-&ote fiirGiIenbabnen elm
Iefiibrt. SSest nerIangt Die Stats
regierung, oaB oae @iienbabnen an
Der @ren5e Stationen anIegen uno
bort anbalten, oanit Die &eiienoen
bort Sidets faltfen fonnen-
eSn 2ouisbille, &p., bat nieoer
Elm i6limnler Stretffroipaa itattge=
bel Dem oiele berIebt nuroen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-26
Cine idiuere SdJnIS.

pS6 babe cine SduIo Der 0anf.
barfeit 81 tilgen, Die i9 ME o6troqen
tonn, i6reibt 9. 9. Glorf bon @eIt.
fielo, Soma, fir meine 9fettlln9 bonn
Tooe our9 Or. Sings geeue gnt.
oedung. 8eibe 2ungen tporen onqe.
grtffen. Nad 6en @ebrau6 Ser erTfen
6laide borte Der trodene SuIten ouf,
3tpei onoere SIaIhen madten cine
tomplette 91lr." ltniibertroffen fir
ale SAILS. uno 2un9enIeioen. @o.
rantiert. 80 Cts. uno 81. grobe.
flai9e frei. gu baben BEL aooIpb
0reiB uno q, Gobn & 60
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-26

g[ns 81 @nio nirn oenne[net.

elm merifaniider @}i1iondr, Der orn
g(usiob lit uno Dor anoertbaIb sab-
rem nod europa ging, Inn BORT SET
lung 5u luden, lei poIlitdnoig ge-
beilt 8uriidgefebrt. @s pdre iu-
tereiiant 5u erfobren, mo iuto ourd
men ser Ntann ge6eilt poroen lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-26
:. & g. ". Sabn.

M1f19rt
ssa6 allen RorbsSerass sBunfter
a l1Br 1ttlo $50 borntittaas.
gsab ct. 2ouis, Weulpbis uno benz Often
.......1 1926 111r na6n1ittaos
yfa9 WteItfo 1920 1lbr bormittags
Antnnft.
8on st. Souls uno i EN- Often . $50 morgens
gon lofalen Turtten .7.20 nbenbs.
8on ct 2oltis II. 6en Often, $50 r1org.
8on Sare9o lt11o WteEifo -. LOS na6nt.
Ion ct, 2onis, &anfas, gitb 1890 obbs.
ct. souis & gan Graneiato gasn.
Abfabrt
9sadb Sort Smitb. Sprin9fteTo, ST. 2ouis, aan.
fos Glib. gbieaeo (S. 8. 81. 9epoD
.... $50 nbenbs
Autnnft.
Bon st. aouiS, aanfas Gitb, 8aris. gbieaso
.... 1910 moreens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-26

SersiF nidt, 6aB gorbeueen fliieer lit,
Das gilt beionoers bon &ranfbeifen.
Sslm erlten S4nlpton BON @agenIei6en
gotfne. Die Sblenien. 6anit nidt Die
lteigenoen @eipdiier 0as Qa1o bertpiiIten.
Define lte nit oem beipdbrten 8Iutreiniz
9lngsmittel, ct. gernarb Srduterpillen,
~ @ntlte5en iol man fie betGn1bfen.
gttt .&rant9eiten iits ipie nit 8rdr6en:
Aoreiiiere y. 0enftabter & Co., gpg2416,
yteiu g)Drt 9th, Tim linen ntgeItIid d
etne Yrobe au befommen. Size ct. Ser
naro Sranterpillen iinb in alien gpptbeten
81 babeit. Yreis % Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-26

S. 5. 6. MoeIler, ser Gbef
oes groBen 8ods &affinerie in aI.
tona, Die fiir5lih NIT ieds bis iieben
@tiIionen Worf 8erbinolidfeiten
fallierte, 1T unter Der 8ei9uloigun9
oes betriigeriiden 8anferotts ber-
9aftet unO obne 3uloiIung BON
giirgidoft nod Dem @efdnanis oe.
bro6t tuoroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-26
esn Q0In lit gsotpr Gd,n

Sn &oln 1T Toter Sdntiot,
0ireftor oes oeltiden Soipi8es in
Seruialern, bon einem StroBenbabn-
lpagen iiberfabren uno iebr i6per
perlebt moroen. Sein 3uitano giebt
gu Den groBten geiorgniiien InlaB.
Ius Berlin miro gemeIoef:
Der befanlte slnti-Seniit @raf Sid
Ter 1T ais Sobiiidtiger in Die ssrren-
aaltalt BON 9aIoorf gebroht iporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-26
W. s. & =. sabrt.
aefabrt

gsad gSaco, Sort 28ortb. 9auas. aanfas gttp,
ct. Bouts uno gbieaeo, tdeIt9 (Suniet
9epot) 600 a6enbs
2ofaI8ue bia Smitbbiae 4. 7.30 bormiitass
aIIamo Special mad Smiiboiue, Soutton, Gal.
befton . 1925 obenos
anfauft.
Bon gbieaeo. st. 2ouis. aanIas gitb. 3auas,
Sort gBortb uno 2s2eo, tdeIib (5uniet
9epoD .... 800. 7.3o moreens
2ofaI5ug bia Gmttbbiue 905 abeubs
9lInmo Special bon 5mit9btue, Souiton, Sal
beTton 6.25 moraenS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-26
guntbern Vaciftc gahm.

1bfanrf.
aa4 Reiu Orleans, 5ouiton uub @aIbeftou
tdglt9 11.40 mtttags
A'tU 11.oO upeIIo3
Ga9 eagle HaB. 81 9nio, galifornten utto
Wlegifp 500 bornlittnes Ii. $50 abenos
@wtuaft
gon geiu Orleans, Souiton uno gaIbefton,
tdgIib 7.35 moraens
nno ...... 600 na8uiitneS
Bon 81 Bafo. Californian uuN Megifu
lilo bprntittag5
lino 500 ubenoS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-26

Eaucoait & SOblcr, Moore-@ebau.
be. sSeine @errerlfletoer. 8oIles
9liiortiment BON Stoffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-26
Vittortu SibiiiOn. O. 8. g. 9. u.
(0nlf Shore


Ra9 Guero, Sictorta. gort 2abaca. Corpus
@briiti 9rotpnsbiue, 8tto @ranbe. gitb,
Soliab, 8eebiue, Bbarton, BaIaeios unb
9ouiton 100 moreens
AHtuuft ..... $50 abeHos
Der Sam 9ouiton4 mad Guero, gtetorin.
Bborton unb Souiton:
Gbfatrt 7.55 abenos
antuuft .. TOO moraens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-26
Seirats . Sdjeine.

8Dbert 8 Wtorgan uub Sefla Sbreiber.
9onie See unb N6ele Soffmonn.
Tope 6 Rpon uno Belle . @onabera
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-26
Mad Brownsville. .

Ser Bug ber ennfet Sictorto 9ibiftou, stbs
fabrt 7.05 mOreens, mabt in 9Iaeebo Serbin.
oune nit Der GnIf gOait Cine fiir Corpus
gbriitt, anfunft bort 455 naGmittaes. Mnfnnft
| In 8ropnsbiue 9.25 n6enbs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-03

The Iron County Agricultural society
has been revived and will hold county
fair next month.
Members Of the executive COMMITTEES
and q number OF others interested In
n county fair met In The Reporter
hall last Saturday afternoon. for the
purpose Of completing arrangements
FOR holding county fair this fall. The
meeting was organized by electing w.
II. lobe temporary chairman and
Aaron Kinney temporary secretary.
The meeting was then thrown open
for a general discussion regarding the
feasibility for holding q county fair
and IL was tho unanimous opinion OF
those present that the agricultural de-
yelopment Of Iron county warranted
the society in having fair. Nearly
every county in the upper peninsula
holds an annual fair and there is no
good reason why Iron county should be
behind in the matter. as with the ex-
ception OF Menominee. IL Is the peer
Of any other county in the peninsu
The following executive committee
was thereupon elected:
For one year. w. n Jobe, r. E.
slattery. W. G. Greig. John Garland
and Aaron Kinney.
Two years. J. p. Peterson, p. o.
Brien. p. L. Boyington. l. W. Byers,
and Peter Christensen.
Three years. VIM. Bornes, Peter
+. A. Morrison and p. ].
Aronson.
The executive then elected the fol.
lowing officers:
President--w. II lobe.
Secretary-Jens n. Peterson.
Treasurer-Peter Christensen.
Vice Presidents W. q. Cireig,
IRON River: second. Thos. Conlin.
Crystal Falls; Third. olof Helgemo.
Bates
After thorough discussion. Monday.
sept. z. 1907. was selected as the day |
IN which to hold the annual fair. This
lay was selected on account u its be-
ng holiday-Labor Day. and good |
could be secured. The fair |
viii probably be held in Weimer's field |
his year, as 1t is almost too late now
o secure permanent location. Iron !
aiver-S tambaugh Reporter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-03
persollals

= DR.. s. Davis the eye specialist o
Calumet having now been week II
Crystal Falls has received sufficient en-
coursgmept from the resident Of oul
city 10 proIong his visit indefinitely,
with a view TO making his stay a per
manent one. He moreover desires t.
thank those, who have shown conf
dence in his skill and ability TO give
them full satisfaction. Cases both
difficult and simple are giving DR..
Davis the opportunity OF demonstrat-
ing what years OF scientific study and
experience have taught him. Head
aches caused by tired or weak eyes can
be absolutely cured by DR.. Davis con-
sultation without charge. Office hours
100: D. m. to 600 p. m. Lockwood
Hotel
Prof. Hill is looking after crew of
mon and team that are grading the
high school grounds. The finishing
touches will be put on the grading OF
the grounds now and it Is expected
that sidewalks will be built as the
board walk can be used very nicely at
the Great Western school, thus making
the cement walks cost but little in
reality. A fence will be put about the
premises at once 80 that when the work
Is completed this time the grounds will
present as attractive an appearance as
does the building.
Miss Sigrid Johnson. Of Iron Noun
tain. was elected treasurer OF the
Swedish Lutheran Young People
society of the upper peninsula at the
convention held in Marquette. Rev.
Mr.. Andre. of Marquette. was elected
president, Rev. Mr. Bergdahl. OF Ne
gaunee, president, and Alfred
Rydberg. of shpeming. secretary.
The next convention will be held al
Hancock Miss Johnson taught in the
Crystal Falls schools last year.
Reihnold Berg holds the recor sc
far as we know, for constant work al
one place and for one concern in this
district On the fifth OF this month he
will complete i2-years steady servic,
at the Crystal Falls mine. In tn,
twelve years Mr. Berg has lost but
20 days and IA Of those were lost be
cause OF the death OF his wife and son,
one week at each time. We doubt Il
this record can be excelled in thi'
county,
Masons were put to work by Mr.
Utke on the foundation walls for thu
new bank building last Monday morn
ing and most OF the sections neoessar,
TO hold the sides In place are now al
and are being connected. As soon al
the lower two feet OF the wall Is NJ
the work will 20 much faster as thu
workmen will not be hampered b.
caving dirt or fear for the ADJOINING
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-03
Men Well Paid.

A man, who has been located on the
Mesaba range for the past four or five
years. states that the workingmen in
that district are well treated by the
mining companies and that as he views
the situation there was little reason
for the walkout ut the mines says the
Calumet News. He also expresses the
opinion that the demands OF the men
will not be granted, The miners. and
the surface employees, at most of the
properties on tae Mesaba are not hard
pressed by the BOSSES and as rule do
not work IA hard as men in similar
positions at many other places. Nearly
all the English speaking workmen. and
all the business men In the several
twons. are opposed to the strike. which
is supported chiefly by the foreign
element Work on the large stripping
contracts is being done by foreigners,
who have all the opportunity they de-
sire 10 work overtime during the busy
season and who are their own bosses.
They can work Sundays rs we'll as
overtime nights. so that they make
much better wages than the average
Iaborer around the mines The pay for
common labor has been 81 per day.
The strikers are asking for 81. so for
eight hours work.
The strikers would have received
more sympathy. from the business
people and English speaking working
men II they had not introduced the red
flag into the movement. A big parade
IN one OF the towns week ago was
headed by woman carrying a red flag
and included a number OF other women
wearing red waists. II did much 10
turn public sentiment against the
strikers. There were over 1000 men
in line every one OF them foreigners.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-03

1 Summer coughs and colds yield 81
once TO Bees Laxative Cough Syrup,
contains honey and tar bat no opiates.
Children like It. It's laxative qualities
recommend 1t to mothers Hoarseness.
coughs. Group yield quickly. Keep II
on hand. Sold by Rezin Drug Store.
I. The Great Western school is well
under way. The excavating Is com
pleted and work on the foundation.
which IL to be OF cement blocks. Is well
advanced.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Jessen. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wall. Jas Christensen and
Bennett Jensen are camping this week
at Spread Eagle lakes They left Tues
day and expect TO be gone about two
weeks.
John Olson Of Norway. agent for the
Swedish Insurance society, was
in the city Thursday and paid the life
benefit on the life of the late John
Berg. nj
Jas Christensen and Bennett Jensen
Of Chicago came TO Crystal Falls last
Sunday TO spend a two weeks vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. lessen
DIR. E NJ McCourt. brother of Jas
and Robt. McCourt. came down from
Minneapolis and spent Monday with
his brothes in this city.
A base ball team from Iron Mountain
played the Tobin mine team on the
park grounds here last Sunday and won
by a score Of TO 8.
The @. NJ & st. p. will put in an
overhead crossing on the Kimball mine
line where the railroad crosses the road
below the mine.
John Nelson left Tuesday for Amasa
where he will open mp saloon bust
ness In partnership with Werner wern.
Mr.. Flatley. the Green Bay contract
Or was hero during the week looking |
after matters on the sewer job.
Mr.. and Mira Vim. Conklin Of Mil
wsukee are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindeman this week.
Fred Flodstrand has a carload Of s.
nch sewer pipe coming for connecting
up with the sewers
Miss Minnie Holmes of Chicago Is
guest at the home OF Mrs. L. f. John
son this week.
Miss Edna Harvey has been very sick
Tor week back but at this writing Is
much better.
Mrs. o. p. Larson Is enjoying
visit from her sister, Mrs Granquist
Of Chicago.
John Klesges is enjoying visit from
his sister, Miss Maragret Klesges OF
Green Bay.
DIR. and Mrs Stevens have been en-
ioying camp life at Lake Wen Desert
this week or
Sheriff Neubeauer OF Dickinson
county was In the city last Monday on
businesl
Supt W. j. Richards returned yes
srday from a business trip down the
line.
Peter Scholl will leave for Chicago
tonight TO be gone about week.
Mrs. Robt Wilson returned from her
Green Bay visit Thursday.
The county board OF supervisors meet
it the court house today.
The Holmes families are in camp at
Fortune lake this week
Sam Jacobs was an Iron Mountain |
visitor Wednesday last.
JAS Flood. Jr., is very sick boy
.oday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-03
The Bs., Laxative for Children,

Parents should TO Il that their children have one
patural,. easy movement OF the bowels each day.
they are too powerful In effect and literally tear
their little insides 70 pieces, leaving the bowels
weakened and less able 70 act naturally than before
the bowels. and stimulate all tho little organs 70
healthy activity. Chocolate coated tablets easy 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-27
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
LOCAL BREYITIES.

la the Corporation Court today, Euoch
w. Nails entered suit for divorce against
his wife, Ne.tle l.. Nails.
There will be a meeting of the Minis
terial Association in the N. +. Church
South, Monday morning at 10 O'Clock.
@. NJ. Newton has sold 10 Sophie A.
Smith houIe and lot on the east side
Of Henry street, between King and CAM
eron.
Prices of shai in market this morning
we're still high. Roe sold at GO cents
each, and the better quality Of buck at
S5cent.. Herring had slightly declined.
There was an average supply Of coun.
try produce 10 market this morning, and
prices we're firm at former quotations.
In fact some green stuf had slightly
advanced.
The alarm Of FIRE about eight O'Clock
this morning was caused by burniog
chimney OF a house on the north side Of
Queen street, between Royal and Pitt.
No damage resulted.
The funeral of Thomas Arlington took
place from g.. Msry's Catholic Church
at $3.50 o'clock this morning. The In
terment was made 10 st. Mary's Gene
terry. The services were conducted By
Rev. Father Kelly.
There was but one case before The
Police Court this morning. James Dor
sey, colored, had been arrested BY OBJ
GERS Knight, LYles and Nicholson
charged with assaul,lng and beating
Albert Brown. The case was continued
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-27
Big steal.

The total amount Of the bonds which
Clerk W. o. Douglas OF New York stole
from the Trust Company of America Is
close to $780, 600. He walked out with
s40O, 900 of the bonds on Friday Of last
week. 1t appears now that be returned
10 the tffices of the company on Saturday
morning and made farewell haul of
$4,000 more. Tuese two big touches
were made, II has hteu said, for the pur-
pose of cOereipg the trust company into
giving him immunity for the smaller
thens which had extended over period
of several months. These smaller pecu-
ations, it is estimated, di not amount
to more than $50, 900. Developments in
the case yesterday indicated that Doug
las and his broker friend, Oliver NJ. Den
melt, took DO unnecessary chances in this
immunity game. 1t looks as though they
put the greater part fthe $3.50, 900 Of
securities up IS collateral for the loans
within a few hours after they had got
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-27
Crant Men of the Bible.

Every Sunday night at O'CLOCK De-
ginning tomorrow night and continuing
1ntil June 90tb, Rev. Joseph H. SEWER
will lecture on the great men of the Ola
Testament, at the Second Presbyterian
Church. From their lives will be drawn
practical lessons for this day aud genera
lion. As all history clusters around aud
is made by the meO vho mould affairs,
these discourses will really be running
history OF the early ages OF the world.
Tomorrow evening Mr., Sewers suejec.
will be "Adam, and the Loss Of Para
disc" May 4, 'Oain, the first Murder
err" May ~, "Rnocb, the man who
walked Sith God" May -, "Nosh,
the Laughing Stock" May 70, "Soah's
Faith Rewarded" and 50 on. There
are many points of intense interest In the
stirring lives of these esIly day heroes'
Theif virtues and their faults will be
fmpartially discussed. A cordial well
come is given TO all who attend these
services.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-27
Lost BOYS.

Three small boys, two named Bnscoe
and one Peyton, living on east Prince
street, caused their relatives considerable
anxiety early lsst night by failing to ap-
pesr at the supper table. A search was
Instituted, but all attempts TO locate
them failed II vas learned that when
last sesn they we're in the vicinity OF the
Four-mile run power house. Lieutenant
Smith was notified and he and certain
members of the police force telephoned
in every direction, especially to different
points 10 Alexandra county. Later the
missing boys arrived home in wagon.
They had been prevented from returning
20 this city by the rain. and gentleman
who found them brought them hone.