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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-22
RockEFEllER'S FEE.
Receives Seventy Three Dollars and
Ninety.Five Cents.

Chicago. Aug. 2l.-John ID. Rookie
Teller receives s7395 from the United
States as witness fee for testiiying In
the recent hearing before Judge lands
At this city. Mr.. Rookie teller has decid.
ed 10 collect this amount and he will
be allowed 10 cents per mile for tr'Gel.
ing one way and $3.50 for witness fee
for one day.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-22
Plant For Waoon Bows.

GAINESVILLE, Tex, Aug 2l.-A plant
for the manufacture OF wagon bows
has been established In the eastern
part OF Red River county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-22
Try Prevenies. A. My Risk
With Book on Colds.

Iua 70 prove merit-to show you hov
tuiskly Pfeven,ies can and will check colds
d the Grippe will mail you free on
ssnest these sample, and my book. Simply
sadreS - Dr. Shoop. Racine, Wis.
ereventies are thoroughly harmless little
ANDY Cold Cure tablets. No Quinine, no
ssative; nothing siekenins whatever.
10 check early Colds or Grippe with "Pre.
,enues means sure defeat Tor Pneumonia.
10 stop cold with Preventis.s Z u,.,iv
laier than TO let Il run ssdS .t,;s,d 20
:ure u aferyard. Prsy,r ,,, h"wsx.r
> S~deepI, seated cold: Blu, TAKEN =,
,,r-at the sneere s,age-they ofen
"a oil these early colds. That Is s @p,
.s,,,,~,Aa, IL Why they are named ~,
,.n,ie," Prompiness however |" prs
liant, Promp,ness in the use o. ~
,sn,;rs nav save half your usual scenes ,h ~
r.x,,;.hness night or day. with ehna "
AZ, suggests IN. need Of Preysn'iss g.,
W vs DR. shoop, Racine Wis. To-Day ' \.
~mSle. and booklet Prsvsntes are $3.50 "
an N IAMEc
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-22
BY LARGE Majority.

Palestine. Tex. Aug. 25.-Proposi.
tion 20 issue $4,000 paving bonds car.
ried by large majority.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-22
Files Articles.

Albany. Aug. 2i.-Columbia Sugar
company. capital stock $1,000. 900. has
filed articles.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-22
AGAIN DEFEATED.
Six Hundred Moors Slain and severa
Villages Burned.

Tangier. Aug. ei--The sultan's
troops were reported 20 have again de.
feated a great force OF Knass tribes.
men in whose territory Caid Sir Harry
MacIean has been held captive SIX
hundred Moors were Killed and several
villages burned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-22
State Bank az Seminole.

Seminole. Tex. Aug 2l.-State Bank
Of Seminole. capital stock SIS, 900.
opened for business. Notn
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-21

Philippine Islands for three years
service as second lieutenant in the
Twenty-sixth infantry. He resumed
his journey to Manila last Monday
morning.
Bob Fisher. of the jewelry firm of
Fisher & Larsen, of La Junta. and
an old time acquaintance of the
editor of this paper. arrived in
Granada Sunday night on his wheel.
He is making an overland trip to
Illinois and was overtaken by a rain
a few miles west of Granada and was
compelled to walk and push his
wheel the rest of the way into town.
He left the next day for the east,
the roads having dried up pretty
we'll by that time. Granada Times.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
DON DERBY WINS BRUSH.
Beats Coast Wmine-TrOtters to
Race for Champ mpi0nsMp.

As the result of misunderstanding the Speed
way yesterday James A. Murphy. the foTmer owner
of Star Pointer. 1:59l and Dr. II D. Gill. president
of the Road Drivers Association, have agreed to
brush their rival PAGERS. Don Derby, 2Or4. and
Coast Marie 2:1I4, on next Sunday morning for
the championship OF the road.
There was published last week n statement that
Mr.. Murphy had boasted that Don Derby could
beat any harness horse in the world from Dyck-
man street down TO Washington Bridge, and, hav-
ing read IL and believing it to be a challenge. Dr.
GIL brought out Coast Marie to dispute the su-
premacy of the slippery gated California PAGER.
After brush, in which Don Derby won easily
Coast Marie having made break at the halfway
mark Mr. Murphy sent his horse home without
giving TO the beaten horse the customary oppor-
tunty to reverse the verdict. This SO angered Dr.
Gill that he declared Mr. Murphy was no sportsman
~ issue a challenge and then leave the road when
the race was only half over. But Mr. Murphy said
that he had neither issued challenge. nor author
lied the boast that his horse could beat the world
though he added that he had always been. and was
now ready to brush with anything that could be
found go against him.
The owner OF Don Derby explained that he had
left the road after brush because, having been
at Saratoga for a fortnight, his horse was not in
give him but little Mr.. Murphy showed his will
lingness to by saying that he would meet Dr.
GIL next Sunday morning and settle the question
his satisfaction. The rival PAGERS are prac-
tically unbeaten and the race should be worth go
ing far TO
After her defeat by Don Derby yesterday Coast
Marie was an easy winner in the brushes with R.
f Eastmans Nonairne 2:06Ir. DR.. Gills bay trot-
ter First Demand also figured prominently in the
dit and several others. but finally meeting ms
match in tho four-y -year-od bay gelding Adondra,
bv Advertiser, 2:151a- This is new horse on the
Speedway. He driven by F. W. Wright, and
besides beating First Demand. he outtrotted J. F.
Gibbons's Bessie c. Of the cracks OF the Speed
way Bessie c., in turn, took the measure of Mr.
Murphy's new trotter j. b. 2:1s9A. and f. Bot
temes 8 Rose Electric. 2:151x that last week swept
the road on the lower stretch ]. W. COrnish's
Topsey 2:09 that is brood mare showed
her heels to everything she met including Rose
Electric, the chestnut PAGER George Patchen
2:OS4. driven by John MCGUIRE. and William Cooks
Belle Foster Boy. 2:111a. There was an unusually
large number of horses the road and great
many minor brushes afforded entertainment for
tkn
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02

themselves Baseball amateur and professional
golf lawn tennis, cricket. Gaelic football. thor
oughbred racing polo, swimming, trotting and
many other sports VIII all have many devotees
to- day. and rich feast OF fixtures is provided.
At the Polo Grounds Brooklyn and New York
viii meet in a double header, and when the first
ball is pitched in the second contest there should
be more than twenty thousand on hand to cheer
The Highlanders at home, too and many an
old adnirer of the veteran catcher will be on
hand to roar g welcome TO Jim Mcclure, who
will try to win two games with his Boston team
from his former manager. In Brooklyn the lead
crs Of the Atlantic League will play two games
with Newark.
watch the exciting contests sure to mark the
Middle States regatta: athletes will go to Mas
peth for the Calcdonian games, the Larchmont
and Atlantic Yacht clubs will have regattas,
there will be yacht racing in the bay and there
will be an abundance in a word, for all lovers
of sports.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
TRAINING FOR BIG REGATTA.
Oarsmen Out in Force observation-disclosures
itan Boat Club Crew Favorite.

The Middle States regatta, to be held on t''
sDeedway course of the Harlem River to-day. prom
ses to be one of the best regattas of its kind he
IN local waters in some years There are seVentS
eight entries including four Octuple. five junior
eights three seniors. of which the New YORK AIT
letfc Club will be represented. seven four Oarsa
gigs and four senior double crews The races VIZ
start at O'Clock in the morning from the WASH
nctOn Bridge and will finish at sherman creek
Although it was a matter of less than a day %
fore the crack of the pistol will send the Oarsles
off in the various contests. they felt that they @
NOT enough practice, and out yesterday taklns
long SPINS Several crews from out of town afriss
here yesterday morning They Will remain At - -
various boat clubs along the Harlem until aI'eA
the regatta .bs
The chief event on the programme viii be t'
octupIe scu!I race, which will have four crews
SIS,er loving Gun will go TO the winners OF the raox
IL was the opinion OF many who saw the ere"
the MetropoIitan Boat Club in action yeSS1oay -.
trcv ought to win Many however. thouSnt 1,, 1.
there was a dark horse in -, Vesper Boat Ni
crew.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
IaacuMoNT YACHT CLUB RACES.

E,iyhtv-dye yachts entered ana tiiey WIZ an
ost ulSelI start In the Larchmont Yacht Clubs
f.II regatta TO be sailed to-day over the regu ar
courses on Long Island Sound. 1t Is douDtiul
anv of the large schooners VIII start out tle
y -, I,fsort and Nicola and the -seven-footers
Isfaiena Aurora and Winsome Will cross the slart.
i,g line and they will doubtless sail q good race IL
there is a breeze from any quarter Inc h'liuiIap
ctaes ard the smaller classes are sure to furnish
s.T.,e excellent sport
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02

The Chicago White Sox defeated Detroit. the
leaders in the American League. yesterday by
score Of TO /. In the other league game played
Cleveland beat St Louis by a score OF . /.
The Boston nine will play games with the
Yankees American League Park to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ST. Louis Beats Chicago-Giants
Play Superbas To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Brooklyn at New York 1.-TWO games).
Philadelphia Boston 1.-TWO Eamcs).
Cincinnati a Pittsburg 1.-TWO ganes).
Chicago 81. Louis (tSO gHmes).
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
st. Louis, =: Chicago. 2.
Pittsburg, q; Cincinnati. first game).
Pittsburg, g; Cincinnati. Called second Same).
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02

Baseball Tc-dsy.--wo games. First game cstied
. +. NJ. American League Park ~ 4 AihSffSdha "
Boston. One admission.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02

BREEZE IN THE sEA"ANHAkA
AUTUMN RACE
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
CLEVELAND. 2; ST. LOUIS. /.
CHICAGO. 9: DETROIT. /

At Chicago X n. z
Chicago ............o Ks s
Detroit .......... o o o o 0 O-1 3 o
Batteri.s-Chcago. sullivan; Detroit Mullin.
Payne and Schmidt UmQireS-Hurst and Evans.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Montreal n Buffalo (two games).
Newark at Providence 1.-TWO gamcsD
Jersey City at Baltimore (two games).
Toronto at Rochester 1.-TWO games).
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
I.,sev City 4: Newark (caled, ten innings. dark
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CHICAGO Dozens DetrOit-Ydnkees
Meet Boston Here To-day.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York 1.-TWO gsmes)
Detroit at Chicago (two gHmes).
Washington at Philadelphia 1.-TWO <ames).
1T. Louis at Cleveland 1.-TWO games) q.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02

Three games were played In the National League
yesterday. Chicago. the leaders in the pennant
race lost St. Louis by score Of I TO ?. while
Pttsburg played double header with cincinnati
The first game WAS won by the Pirates by a score
OF to /. Tho second contest was called, with the
score a tie at 20 ..
At the Polo Grounds to-day the Giants and
S,lperbas will cross bats in two games, in the
morning and the other in the afternoon. Judging
from the fast play of the Brooklyn team in the last
several weeks the games promise to be exciting.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
PITTsBIrRG WINS AND TIES.

PITTSBTRG WINS AND TIES.
CincinnatI-Ffrst game y n II
Cincinnati ........... D o o VI
batteries PittsburG Willis and Gibson: Cincinnati.
Wefner. Sm n ard Mclean. Umpres-Rlser anG keIn
game X. II r.
PittsburE ......----- y v
Batterieg-Pittsburg LAever. Clarke and Gibson Sin
rnnati Cioakley and Mclean. Umpires-hlem and RS
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02

Baseball. fofo Grds. to-day. - E-as 1ft s''
1:Xo p N. Giants Brooklyn AIM eos-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
st LOUIS. I; CHICAGO. :.

ST. LOUIS. 4. CHICAIU
Chicago - - - n
.-.--.--O
Chicago . % .
ra,to-ioss e. Louis McGlynn and Noonan: Chicago.
Reuhach and Moran. Umpire--EmsHe
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Hanover Penn.-Wilkes-BaTre. 4; A, j. & o. ..
At Utca-Utica .: Scranton. l.
At Albany-Albany. 2: Bnghamton, j.
At Troy-SyracuBe. 10; Troy, J.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02

ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESUlTa
At Pottsville-Eottsv:lle IL: Brooklyn.
At TamaQua-ReadsnE, q; TamaQ0a,
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
LABoR DE- sPORTs.

Labor Day is Of the gT~sateet sporting hell
Gays of the year. Haacreds of thousands VII
contests OF all kinds. and. better than that,
= good many thousands VIII take part in games
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02

Cleveland, .; st. Louis, 1.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02


Fsv ali ODDS the most interesting event OF the
week to all who are devoted to golf was tho
publication of the courteous. and even enthusi-
astic reply Of Captain Burn Of the Royal and
Ancient Golf Club Of St. Andrews TO the letter
az President Chauncey Of the United States
Golf Association. In this letter Captain Burn
Invites suggestions to amendments OF the
rules from the leading body OF this country.
and the continued unity Of the controllers of
the sport is thus assured. The harm that
would have resulted to the sport had the St
Andrews Club adopted any other attitude is
easy OF -islaiizaton. Chaotic conditions would
have prevailed in a decade.
The recognition Of America by the ruling
body of e0le IS timely well gracious.
Great Britain IS no longer che chief home OF
go,.ere. 40 lotSc- IS TIE British champion
necessarily S.5e lords principal golfer. To-
say Ar1ss1,e 5cassy, uf France. is the open
champion o. Greet Britain and every one re-
iaey1zee7a how Walter j. Travis returned 10
England TO carry back its amateur champion
skip ten years after he had sailed from
Southampton with unused clubs purchased
the same week in CheapsiGe.
LABOR DAY SPORTS
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19
Signor Ge(are.
epibluns uon alto Srbreno.

Sn Sloreu; bate id BEN Saumeiiter
ggwOlf unO ieine jun9e 6ran fcnnen
gelernt. Die Stunoen uniereS Seiz
iammenieinS bliebsn mir in 10 arge>
nebmer GrinnerunG baB i6 germ ibTcr
freunblidJen Ginlaouns, lie in ibrem
Seim auf;ulufen. 6ol9e l%eiitete, oils
mid etpa elm babies Sabr ipdter mein
@es na9 Dresden iiibrte. sic be-
WObnten cine Biibide Silla in Sluies
mit.
SSn liebenspiirbiser @eiie nuroe
ib uufgenumnen; id iab, oab mein
Seiu9 ipirflif Sreuoe p%eruriad)te, pie
eS nidt iiberall beim rroermutbeten
Grl6einen elmer lpenn audi nod lr
ireunolif aufgeioroerten Geilebefannt-
idaft Der 6all lit, unb fonnte Die
i9lanfe 6ruu Glla, bic muntere italie'
niide 6eilegefdbrtin, MN aud ole
emii9e beutite Sausfran bepunoern.
Siad einem suten biirserlihen Wit.
taSelicn fiibrte mid Der Saumeilter in
iein 9lrbeitssimmer, no er sewobnt
mar, Den Saffee einiunebmeu.
r9itte, ieten Gle iidL" iaste er,
der Saffee miro 9leid fommen. Sis
balm miiilcu Gle meine Srau ents
iduloieeu-l;e ldBt eS ii6 ME nebmen,
i'm ielblt III bereiten."
SD lies mid in einem Der bequemen
Sellel nieber, uno Der @aulneiltel
nabm mir seseniiber Ylut. Gr war elm
Mann i'm slnfaHs Der OreiBiger, BRETT
idnlterig, frditig, etlpas iiber Mittels
SrOBe, nit ausbrudsuollem geIidt,
oas rur Elm burtler Sdnurrbart
ldmi:dtc.
&ir iprad)en iiber bieS uno ienes,
meine Sngef f6peiften aber INNER
wieNer iu einem SelgemdlSe, cas-
ieitf9drts pom Sdreibtiid hing unb
mir ifoE EGGS porber, ais id meinen
erlten Veiud madte, aufsefallen mar.
Ger gorwurf pcs Diloes, ben i6 mir
nitbr gu ertldren oermofte, bate meifl
IehhnftpS 0nferPiie errent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19

neben @erinoifdtuna fait clfer Siinff-
Ter uro mand)' Nnberes-iasic mciue
Srau: ,gSeiBt On, Sstur, Der Menl6
1T ia gan; perliebt.'
,Sn men benr, sod ni6t etwa III
Sid?' iragte i) ladJeno.
Stun uatiirlid! Dap IN oas nod
niat 9emerft haiti,
Sd hattie es wirtli9 nod nidt be-
merit, benn-"
Sn Niciem %gugenblife unterbra6
cen GriGbler 6rau elias Gintritt.
Sie lab ollerliebit aus, ols iie an
mutbig bic 3ablette nit ben feinen
WtottatdBden beruinreidJte.
rSbr Serr G5emabl crsablt mir chen
Die @eI6idte Ses Siloe5 bort" Iaste
i'd.
(SdIub foI9t.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19

nas 8ennen mirb nidt INNER nom
I'd Sdneuiten %setuonnen. Sic b09iten
~ Sebdube erreiden ibre SObe bur6
Stein auf Stein. Die spei rel often
Mdnner sor Dem ameritaniiden @olte
~beut;utase, besannen auf befaeibene
art unb erbielten ibren tuirtIiaeu @us
fang burd Elm iDitematiides Sparen an
ibrem Ginfommen. Die reiditen
Wanner iteben nidt surld Die Quar-
tiers, Dimes unb 0idelS gu iparen, ba
bieie bic Dollars berborbrinsen, unb
bieie ftarte Seieufdaft piro Sebem be-
rsitpiqisit i'm Sparen bebiIFi@ fein.
Sbr Spar @onto, oh srob ODER flein,
1T wiItommeu. Sesinnt beute nod.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19
@elb!

@ir psrIsib,n esIb on eous'Ssrdtbi6attsu. 8iauO3,
gferbs. hagen cher einri4tuus. Rateu bic nite-
r,efteu. Rabatt Der erobte. eprsHeu Sic Dor oesr
Sic unl jur rebertusunS.
9ah WRartsf 3treef Acau 90.
eos Gam 0tbdube. l4 On Rarfef Ctr.
pAouss. Hsu -. gentsaI, NaSn sses
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19

(sdIub foIgt.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-19

ttHlt ul uCl gLtuLttllu uH. NltuVlu
begrit6ten mir unlere 9efreier. Sapis
tdn Solid beri1tete Dem SOmmauoans
ten Ssa Yootes, lieutenant sur Gee G.,
unier GrlebniB uno Sriifte linn leinen
Dan: fir Die redJtSeitiee Silfe aus.
2ieutenant &. er,dblte uns nun ieis
neric:tS, wie Die rSeem0pe" oas @raf
seiifiet uno elmer e~ingebenben Inter
iudlung unterSo9en babe, nobel es ii6
berauSltellte, baB baiielbe elm Sambur>
ger Sabriels, rBauline" nit Namer,
lei, weldeS wabrideinli6 wibrenb Ses
jiin9lten SturmeS ge1heitert mar. Die
Piraten batten iib o sen Snieln
aus. permutblid in 8ooten, Dem @raf
sendbert urb bailelbe in 9eiie senoms
men. @as nit Der Wiannifaft Der
-Yanline" seifeben mar, fonnte ni6t
ermittelt meroen; pielleidt batten
ollie bel Dem Sdiifbrud BEN llnteraarg
sefunoen, pielleift iparen tie BON ben
Biraten getOotet pOrbcn. Ods 8eitere
lieB lid leift erratben. Oils Die Yira>
ten, nit Der Hli;noeruns Der rYalline"
beiddftist, Die rMarietta" in Sift
befamen, Oa modte iie wobi Sas Ser
lansen ers1ifien baben, lid audi oieies
SabrSeuses ;u bemddtisen. Oait ibren
SOoten o~urften tie jeood ni6t boifsn,
Die fdnellieselnre ~Marietta~ gu err
reifen, wesbalb lie su gift srifien,
iOrsfGttis bic duBeren 9ennseifeu Der
-1auline@ perwiihten IMP nls Shifi'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20

Das pOttI tpiTb HaG turpp6if&m pInnr a..
Isitst. Stft sii&t, luftiet 9immtT, prpmpis
Btbisuuns. Die btiftn bitiistn unb tmpSTtirisn
@ttTduis unb prima GienTTsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20
scScr,paarcn. SnSuftric.

Sn Der 2eberndarenz Snbuitrie be-
Itdnben i'm Sabre 1905 in ben Der.
Stauten 1916 GtabIiFements nit
einem 9apital BON $122,526,O93, in
pel9en 149,e24 g(rbsiier beItGfti9t
paren, bic 2pbne in S6he bon $685.
059, $50 beSoesn uno in ptI9en Wlos
terial i'm @srtbe pom $197, 1863, 1896
perar6eitst uuo Waaren i'm Wertbe
BON $500 107,458 bereeitelIt fpurben.
Ollie bieTe 3dbIen laiIen, i'm 9erglei6
gum Sabre 1900, sius 3unobme err
ftben, dusgenommsn bic 3abl Der Sds
briten, bie um 18 pro5snt obgenom=
men bat. Sc puroen msbr ols $780,
146 0ubenb Qaur Sanbihube, 5auits
banbT6ube unb Stulpbanbfbube i'm
Wertb BON Ibsr $17,000,000 berees
TteGt, cine 8uuabme i'm 8ersIei9 gum
Sabre 1900 bon 16 pro5ent, mas bic
3abI unb bon foit 7 pro5ent, mas ben
@ertb betrifft. Der Wertb Der I'm
Sabre 1905 importirtsn @laess unb
leoernen SdnbI9ube mar $4,727, ,489.
Die SauptItdaten, in pel6en Sanos
Ibub., SauItbanbf9ubs unb Stulps
banbIdube fabri5irt ipurbtn, paren
g1ep gort. 0iseoHiin, SuinOis unb
aalifurnien, na9 Der S5bs bss Ders
tbes Der bort er5eugten prpbutts 9es
orbnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20
%rtubifd)s Sd)luabtn.
0ta Sssabte tesiparttsHbsreitdaeyc cTt In cbsSs
t@lpabea- . 0aHJs neuH SsdmiIisn.

tApabsa 9aHss nsaa cdmiIisH.
Sm ssfesneten Sbsrfdpaben lisat
bos piirttembereifde Sberomt Rieos
Iineen unb in bieiem Oberamt bos
i6mude D5rfl.in 8ursau. aommt
man bon Siioen ber, 70 iisbt mon am
Sorfeinsons bic iibIide fdpqrasrctbs
Safel nit Der 2tufi4rift: rOberamt
RisbliHs.n. WeiIsr 8ursuu. /. 8as
taiGIon Robensburs, Wiirtt. 2anSpebre
Rssiment 180. 1. aompagnie Riebs
Iinsen." Qlm entsesensefsbtsn Gnbs
bes Deilsrs itsbt eins fdpursslpeiBs
Safsl nit bsr 9luffdrift: ~Beilsr
8ursau. Sbsramt Sismarineen.
2anbpebrbeairf aoblena. Wlelbeomt
Siamarineen." Der fauber. Srt Seust
bon WobIbabenbeit IN feiuen biibf4en
Bauernbdufern. Gs lebeH ba neun
SamiIien, bon bensn flint preubift
unb bier fpiirttembersiih fnb. Gin
ipabrer Sessn. bab iest elm sinises
9eutf9lanb .riitirt; 1866 bdtte ss
beinabe Elm llnsIiid sesebeH. 9u
riidte ein prsuBif9sr 9iirssrsiobu aus
5ur preubifden arm.s. @Ottlob CAB
ss 5ur 3eit teinen piirttembersiidsu
Webrmann; bsnn tpobin hattie bas
fiibrsn loIIen, ipsnn ii6 bic Stpei feinb-
li6en WG9te in Der Ritte bes Srtss
setroffen!
Die Dirttemberssr babsn sinsn Gns
malt unb sebDren in bos S9ultbeibena
amt S.uborf. Die prssBsn baben
.insn 8iirsermeiite iter unb Der blidt mad
benz Sberamt Sismarinsen. Der
prsubiIds 9iirssrmsiIter sebietet iiber
flint Sofe. Der ipiirttembergifde ans
malt iiber brei SOfe unb - bas
Dirtbsbaus.
Die 9ursauer Preuben seben nit
ben ipiirttembereiiden 4amerabeu tn
biefsIbe S9uls mad bem ipiirttembers
siTden pFarrborf Diirmsnttnsen
DGbrsnb bic Diirttembers.r germ etn.
nal duf bic preuBen baden, nobel fafi
bur9pes bic g.treHenbsn nj. bic Roft
nod preubsn binsineeftedt baben, iit
aber aIIssm.in ptsI tIilssr biintsn aIs
bic preuben, tommen bic 8ursauer
preubsn unb Dirttsmberssr gut nit
chamber aus, periteben au4 ibre ee'
senieitise Sprude. benn iie iinb beibt
edts, rsdts Oberfdnabeu.
Tidt ipsniser aIs "a Wetlen Iiest
bas 9onbominat bonn Sberamtsft
Sigmurinssn entfernt. 9a bic Preu'
ben ni9t fpiirttembereifb unO BIT
Diirttsmberser nidt preuBiid tperber
ipoIIeu, 1T es ihpierig, bas tonbomis
notifde @erbGItnib ouf5useben. preu.
BEN t5nnte iid nur fir cine ollgemeint
8oltsabiiimmune sntIdeiben, in mel.
dem Saas ss bic Wsbrbeit fir iit
bate: 5:4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20
SSpliidbe 3nft1noe.

9lnlGbli6 bes Srieges, ben in Der
lebtsn 3sit apei Der tleiuen RepubIiz
fen bon gsntralameritd miteinanoer
sefiibrt unb sIiidlid gu Gnbe sebru4t
bdben, erinnert Der Yariier r9aulois"
an cine amiiIdnte 2lnetbote, bic our
&snn5eidnuns Der ibplif9sn 3uitdnbe
in bieien 2Gnbern srSGblt pirb. Sin
Reiienber bate bic 'Nd6t in einem
9orfe 5u9sbra6t, an benz Elm Bad
poriiberilob. Sine Or6entli9e Bride
mar nitt porbdnbsn, aber man bate
bod in elmer Surt eine gn3ubl Steine
In ben Bad sefporfen, 70 bab man,
BON sinem gum anbern fprinssnb, ben
Bad iiberI9rsitsn tonute. Dem Ret
fsnben sslung bisfsr llsbergang aud
pogtommeu. '..
QlIs tr am nG6ftsn Gage uber nod
einmal ben Bad iiberfhreiten tpolIte,
fab er 5u leinsr lleberrafduns, bab in
Der Ulitte bes 8a9es elm Stsin BON
Der impropi'irtsn Bride feblte. Gr
sing gum 8Orf 5uriid unb fruete:
r2lber parum babsn Sic benn ben
Stein in Der Wtitte tpesesnommen ?
Sebt fam man ia nidt msbr trOdsnsn
Subes ben Bad paiiiren." 9a erbielt
sr bic perbIiiffsnbe 2lntlport nSu, lie
Der Ssrr, bas mar ia gar tein StsiH.
9as mar Elm - 9aiman. Gr fdIief
ssitsrn bort. SsBt 1T er aufsspa4t
unb fortgsIdpommsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20

9es Green 9ugs @n b e.
9os Ianbpirtbi9aftIi6e Depurtsment
sibt bsiannt, bab bic n@rsen Bug"
9.nannts Griibiabrs 9strsioeIuus,
ipeI9s in Seras. Otlaboma unb et=
Ii9en flbIi6sn Counties BON &anIas
am Dei3en unb dubereu Gstreibsiuus
ten 70 smpfinbli6eu S9absn angsri4'
tst bat, bur9 bic iuin0ie. tlsinc
I9parSs SIiss,, tpelde ibr purdiit 1T,
f9on fat poaitdnbis ausssrOttet por'
ben lit. Su Seros uub Oklahoma III
in GoIse Der Sbdtisteit bieiss Pdra'
iiten BON bem llnseaiefer fat ni4ta
mebr gu isben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20

Straubenfsbernegport.
Sm ptrtbf9aftIi9en asben Der Rap
tolonie Ipielt Der 5anbsl nit Struus
benfebern teine sertnse Rolle; bteie
TtelIen .tnen iptdtigsn ggpOrtartitel
Der RoIonie Dor. Durben bod i'm
SABRE 1904 47o,981 pfunb Sebern
ousssfiibrt, bh sinsn Dsrtb BON
FL ,058. 1888. aIIo msbr als $1,000, 900
befaBen.