davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-19
GHtlDabn=6 =Ylan.
q. u. & u. g.. 8abu.

8ug SO. 2 nadb gueru, Doafur,, Ssu.
itDn, WacD un6 ba8tpiIdben Iieaenben Sta.
tiDnen nerldBt San Mntonio 8:45 1noraeu3.
BUG go. 4 (Dabb grndett) nad3 guero.
yoafum, 9Duft0n, @aco uno na3tpiimeu
lte8enoen Station perldBt San Muturiu
nm 8 abenbe.
2ng 10. 6 nah BeepiIe, Corpus ghrifti.
&pdp1rt, Mlice &c. nerldBt Gan MntoniD
UNI 1:50 mittaas.
8ua No: l Bpm 8aco, 6Duitpn, gpafuru,
Guero &C. tonlr1t bier nm 700 abenbs an.
Bug No. 3 (Oapb grDdett) BON @nco,
5onfton, Yoafur, @uerD. Corpus ghri5i,
8Ddport, JaIflrias, Nlice &c. fpmrat In
Sun NHtDni0 nm 1865 r1Drgens on.
8ug Wo. 5 BON Corpus gbriIti, Mud.
port, Alice &C. rift IN Gan Nntpnio uln
l:50 Hahmittaas elm.
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Ser Sriblinss=g arnepal.

IS 5eist gum Sriblinsszgarnepal
Sm i66niten S9mud iid Gan Mnton'
@s nab'a basu BON iberall
Die bu9wiQfom' men @dIte i6pn.
SIM 2idterldmuf ersldn5t Der StuB,
@etteiferno nit 8enebiss Bra6t,
gls bdtt' man uns gum 5~eites9ruB
Sen Canal 9ranb" bierbersebradt.
Damn reibseI6madter Basen 8ier,
Sic 5eigen iid beim 8lumenieft,
Sn gang Nmerifa's &eoier
Wit Dem li6 ni9ts persleiden ldBt.
@m Gan Sacinto brad Der Gag
Ser Sreibeit an, 10 itola unb frob,
@enn aud babel in trimmer lag
Die blutsetrdnfte IlamD.
Do6 beut' iiebt bas ebrtparb'se Sans,
Ni6t mebr sei9udr5t BON 8ulperbampf,
SO itol5 i'm Teitesi6mude aus,
Gin Mpnumelt bonn Selbeufampf.
user 5o9 po1 urlfrer 1Donen StaDt
Sc unbefriebist pieber fort,
Ser iie ni6t budseprieien bat,
Gls 5reibeits- uno als 5reuoenbort?
90 fomntt gum Seite benin berbei
Sbr @Gte al, BON nab uno fern,
$50 INNER cure Seimat lei
SIN 9roBen Staat bonn @inoel@5 Stern.
limb leib BON oielem S9au'n SIR matt
l1nb tDini6t @ub eine Startuns bier,
So uebmt bas 8eite, mas man bat,
9as pielberhbmte Zone Gtar . 8ter.
3 1T feline Gtabt i'm sar5en 2anb
So I66n uie Gan Nntonio bier,
nnb ebenlo 1T @u9 6efanut
Als 2abetrunf bas Zone Gtar 8ier.
Itf San Nntonio brinsen mir
Gin ,,breimal bpnnerne Sod" banrl aus +;
9as trinfen mir in Zone Etar , 8ier
90 re9t in po(lem Saus uno Braus.
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MHerlei.

I
- D~Dnnerftaa nahmittaa fanb tn
Sort Sam 6uuiton cine Menue Der
Trupper fat. melhe BON ei1em tlei.
neren Mrtiuerie . WnnDner aefoIat
mar. Beioes aing gut nDn Staten
uno bic grattbeit. nit Der Die SUloa'
ten lire uebungert nit ben Ranunerl
mohten, fano Die uueeteilte 8euuns
oerulla Der u~ngebeurerl Wenihen.
nleriae, melbe i'm TDrt s~uiau,ulen.
aeftr5mt mar, I'm, i'd, oas militdri'
i@e S@aulpiel nnsuieben.
6eute aben0 finoet Die ON
Diensta9 nuSaefaQene Wanerfabrt,
ber rGenetiar, garnenalA. ME es IN
benz BrDararirl geranrt tuirb. ftatt.
@er uiiBt' es rid3t aus eiaerter
grfabruna?.. -. &c giebt erftaunliG
fhla9fertiae Nntmorten. bic eiueua
reine stumble ipdter" einfaqeu.
9ie Soon Bartiiar, 8artei hdlt
am "a. i'm Opernbauie cine gruBe
Qualifications : Weriamn1lung ibrea
Ti&ets ab.
- Besiglih be8 ubrentrnits ueiE
man INNER nod nidt. mas bic @ln6e
9eimlager bat.
- SIN ftdbtiihen SHuIfono Be.
finoet ith iebt ihun elm Defiait BON
$7037. 20, Dbaleih aa allen ginnab.
men Col. o. ". BraGenrioQe ben
Shuteu So, 600 baar aeiGentt bat.
go turnrat iebt fhun 10, rpie mir upr'
ausgelaat batten; balo miro bas De-
fiiit mod u,ebr nnibmeQen unb Der
Borg. oer unter benz ieueu Jrei6riei
erlaubt lit. geht Los.
= Die Wenlmen. bic fiG u,n ben
Weg f%inrnern. t0unrieri ueiter, nls
bic, bic rnr oas Biel ibaueu.
Wir batter ba8 Berondgeri,
unieri guten Treunb 6rn. 6. 2u II.
N q n n, einen Der 6lteiten unb art'
geiehenften 8emnbner BON Jrelaburg,
in unierer Office beariBen 80 t6nnen.
- Die .@p[ouorina Shining Com.
parhA pDn San Nntuniu bat Iih init
einert Rapital pDn SIC. 600 int0rpu.
rieren lnifen. Die unternebmer 5ino
Us. s. Wuure. 6. SC. MiHaroIun.
8. 6. Waulupe. G. 8. 8orG unb
6. g. Simon.
- Die .Wafter Blumbers@, bic
bier ibre Transformation abbielteu,
baben ale bic alteri Bearnten ME
fUlat pieoer erudhlt: Br6fioent, So,
iepb Heber nDri 4areoo; 8ice. BrGIi.
bent. 8. US. Tbiel, 6ouftun; SHas.
rneifter. VI. s. Shafer, Sun NntDni0;
Setretdr. 60. Braoen, San Unto.
mo. Die ndhfte &onpentiun finoet
in @alueitun fat.
- IS. g. Bonn bat bic g. u.
Grewing Gfociation auf SIS, 600
SAaoeneriab pertlaat. neil &c, ale
Elm Mai&tnenteil brad. Ihmer Der.
leBt tuuroe. OttD &afhid beanlpruht
aus oemielben @runoe pur Ottu Bic.
EEL $40. 900.
gomin 2aur. 20 Sabre alt. III
unn g. 5uqer uno Dttn Wibel ourG
Weiferftihe ibwer nertuuuoet NOR.
ben. 8eioe befinoen fid in Saft.
GIs Srau 2pneiui am Dunner.
ftag nDn ibrer 8eiie nah Stem gort
suridtetrte. fano iie, baB ibr @0ba.
bnls 1873 Guliao StraSe a~u8oepliin.
bert murben rpur. Sic permiBt einen
aruBen orientaliiGen nno brei tleiuere
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0Ntrfltdae xatiadbeu.

Set fhnfsebn Sabren 1T STUNTS
Cure inter Der f~tritten @arantie uers
tauFt mproen. iraeno cine SUr.yt BON
Sufen uoer 6auttrantbeit gu beiler
= gang aleih, pie lie bei6sn rt6ae.
Sn oieier lanaen Belt haben menieer
oenn elm Hrosent Der 36ufer ibr @elo
Suruduerlanat. Wacum? Die We.
oiair nerrihtet ibre Grbeit.
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= Inter ben nraentinif1en Dele.
gateri 3ur 6naeer Sriebensfonferena
befinoet fth AUDI Or. DragD. Der urs
beber Der oielaenannten Draap'D ofs
trim, mad melder elm Staat Bel Der
RDleftierung BON @eloern, Die elm
onoerer Staat einert ieiner Gtaats.
an9eb5rieeri ihulbet, feline @emalt
anmenoer bari.
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geas Sahrhunnerte aentinen.

OWyV5*FV UVt*ts8GWT
nnl 81 ~beftdtigen. tpns bic Qeute i'm IL.
Sahrhunoert bebanpteten, ba8 mdmIib
oas aroBe Sober ReguIierungsmitteI Der
Wfbnche nDn ct. 8ernbaro, bas iebt ais
st. Scenarios &rduterpiIen befanNt lit,
Elm tuirtlihes 1niberiaI . Seilmittel, 10
tueit oos m6glih 1T, mar. Sic ~ertannten
ben tontrouierenben ginHuB Der Sober in
@eiunobeit unb &rantbeit, unb lire tsun.
nole gntbedun9 iebte iie in Stanb, elmer
groBen Gu5abl BON 2eiben Bel bercn Be-
ginn entee8ensuwirfen, inben. ie bic 9e>
Der auerft tuie6er in Srbnune brndbten.
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PEOPLES TICKET.
Nnminiert in Der 8eetbononsSale am 2.
Npil 1907.

1nminiert in Der ELECTROMAGNETIC am 2
Npil 1907.
Mabpr:
Brpan galIagban.
Stabtantualt:
S0f. &ban.
GTeKor:
Subn StappenbeG.
Solicitor:
6. B%illemain:
Gnbitor;
8. Beae.
Shabmeiter:
gbas. u. s.. summed
8etsrber:
M. g. Budlep.
Mbermen.at. Sarge:
SUhu Bauer.
SDhn g. 6ambletDn.
@m. 8. &ihter.
9. s. Wauermarn.
alderman erfte 8arb;
&, Sc, 2Qmbert.
alderman stpeite 8aro:
Gil Nrnaub.
alderman brittle Barb;
Grid W eng
alderman nierte Daro:
@baa. g. Smitb.
alderman flnfte Barb:
U. s. 20dm00o.
GIbermau ieblte Baro:
e. s. Carer.
alderman fiebente Barb;
60. 8raoen.
alderman ahte 8orb:
Gmil Ruebn.
Wuseies.)
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Die urfaMe.

Tnuienoe BON Shahtelu BOT,
STUNTS Cure nerben iihrlih unter
Der politipen @arantie uertnuft. nm,
eczema, Tlehte. &otlauf. Sling
ruurtn uno iudenoen Shmera in irs
eeno elmer TDrm 81 heilen. Nur
tueniae in Der Eat perlanaen itr Seln
surad. Die uriade lit ertldrlib;
Sunt's Cure tut, uofir iie empfob.
len 1T.
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-Sobn s. Bolton, 0efentlider
N0tor. @runoetaentum. Ggent far
BeniiDnsaniprtihe. gde Grp6etts
uno WanarrD.S traBe. geeeniiber BON
Der San GntoniD @rpres." ReHee
EelepbDn 439.
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Der greis Der @efunphett.

Der Breis Der @elunobeit in eineti
Walaria.D iftritt 1T Is Gents, mDfir
man eine Shndtel nDn Or. Sings
0euerl 2ebens. Biaen erbilt, idreibt
@Ho SlaptDn, Wplanb. Irt. Blu
1nber bel Gbolph DreiS un6 sc. G0br
&gD. Breia 25 Gents.
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- Sn SadiOnniHe, ,sla., murbe
cine Trau Gardner BON ibrem flint
Sabre alien S1bndea aus Berleben
erihunen. Der &leine batte nit Der
aeInoenen Slinte ieines 8aters gee
lpielt. Seoenfaaa elm mertmhreiaes
Spielaeua fir einer fiinfi6brieen
Sunqen.
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- Wnn QlauDt iebt annebmen a1
tDnnen. oaB bel Dem @rhbeben in
'unIerer 0ahbar' &epublit gum Wiin=
oeften banbert 8eriDnen um's 2sben
getommeu finb. @enaue Hahrids
ten lieaen mod INNER niht oUr. ober
ale Mitteif unaen. Die aus Den beirl'
eeiuhten @egenoen fummen. lai1en
ertennen, oaB oas unteil reihlih
10 ihlimm NAT. nie man bon u0rnes
bereiu annabm. Die Stdbte gbtIs
pancinee. gbilapa. Mnutla urb ons
oere fino gum ar6Bten Ieil serft6rt.
@roBe 8eioranis beet man in Besue
auF Die Srte, bic in Der Wdbe Der
Bultane gulima uno Sureuo liegen,
man bat nDu linen nibtS aebDrt.
uebereiuitimmenben 8eridte au
TDlge bat iih nah ben eriten Orb.
ft6Bet1 elm itarter Shmefeleerud Be.
ntertbar eemaht, oer ldneere Belt
anaebalten bat, aub ons @nfier in
ben Tliiien befam, ME aus gbils
pancingD aen1eloet tuirb, einer GGpes
felgeihmad. Wnn nimn,t baher an,
oaB bas @robeben burb unteriroiime
@rpIultunen berbeiaefibrt uurbe.
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Citizens Non-Partisan Ticket.

in Der Marftbaae, 20. Mtara 'O7
Mabpr:
SDbn Us. EDbin.
Gtaotantpalt:
SC. IS. Snerum.
Solicitor:
Charles 60rn If.
aKeKor:
Tbao. W. Smith.
Aubitor:
Hrib @rpns.
5dasmeifter:
SDbnE s.. Sentiman.
8efDr6er:
e. @riff SDnes.
MIbernen. ot.2aree:
s. o.. gbapn.
Silpa Seimanr.
9eorae .. 8 aliaferro.
50win Bpoemils.
alderman erfte Bnrb:
Mnorem Weher.
Nlbern1ar, 3tpeite 8arb:
s. q. S@Dbta.
alderman brittle @nro:
BauI Weerheiot.
alderman nierte Warb:
8. 6. on.
alderman fiinfte Barb:
Or. 8. s. SbrDpfhire.
alderman iehite @aro:
Us. u. Sbafer.
alderman iiebente 8arb:
Bifliam DDbrDmoIsti.
alderman ahte 8nrb:
Grane s. 9 0Bharbt.
(gnseige.)
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u n I n st:

8Da Chicago, st. SOUS, RanIas 9th,
Dallas. Sort @prtb unb @acD. thahA
(Suniet Depot .......7. 80 mpree1s.
9Dcalsue nia SmithniIe -. sos abenbs
Glamo Special BON Smitbnile, SpuRon,
@albeftpn ..............6.E mcrqeue.
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81. Sunts s San Jrametsep Babu.
Nbfahrt.

0ab Sort Smith, Springfield. ct. Souls,
aonias @itp, Chicago IS. & o. 81. De.
Gnfunft.
Bon ct. Souls. Ranias gitp, Baris, Gbie
cngo 1890. 1910 mprQenS.
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SIM enaliiden Staatshausbalt
pat maj, mahreno oes laufenoen
Jahres eineu l1eberihuB BON $685.
955. 1000 nebabt.
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mertuUue 8urleaer, einen 9oiletteu.
tiih, cine Ndhmaihine. BDrbGnae,
bret Stuben : Eeppihe uub anDere
GnGen.
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6Dntbern yaeifie Nabn.

Nbfahrt.
Nad yteu Orleans, 9puftDn Rnb Gal.
neftou t6glib ..........12.l 10 mittngs.
uno ...1I.30 aben6s.
Rad eagle 8as, 81 IaiD. Galifprnien
uno Rerit4. g bDrra. u. $50 abenbs.
Nnfuntt.
Bon Nefu Africans. pouttun nn6 Sal.
beftpn tfgli6 ..........6.30 mornens.
unb 500 Wamm.
Bon or BaiD, Californian mnb NeriEu
.......... II, 40 nDrm. unh IL nbenhs.
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s. & o. q. Watn.
M6snErk

Rad allen Norb.7eras.Buntten ........
............. 4 ubr uno 500 uurrl.
Wah st. Souls. Mempbis unb benz
Often .1.20 uhr undbsn.
giah NDro : Geras. 2anias City unb
st. SDutS .............. $50 nbenhS
ytadb W3erito. ........... 1920 nurrl.
Infuntt.
8oH st. Souls u. benz Dfen, $50 r1Drgens
Bon lDcalen Buntten .-..10.10 mDrgens.
yen ct. 3Duis u. benz Often, 7.25 nbenbs
Bon 9ureo0 uno 0terifD. 80. leo naHua.
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Werlanat elm Maohen fir elm
&ino. @ute8 6eim, gutter 2obn.
Mahaufraget bel Suhn Darraab,
1910 Nuro.D tine GtrnBe.
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&dlriffieker nerIam0t.

Gin geiibter StriftIeber finbet Io'
fort SteQuna.
~6reie Breiie fir 3eras".
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Wabl : Nn5etgen.

SIR Stabt,S d a 3 m # &c.
Die r5reie BreHe fur Eeras" lift autori.
fiert, 5errn SuD s. Sentiman oils
$anbioat fir oas Nmt bes Staotihab.
meiIters a~nautinoigen.
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Rbeumatismus idmersbafter in
oieiem 3lima. als iraenb Elm anbes
res 2eioeu. turiert ourd oas 3e5ept
Wu. 1851. bel elmer & Mmcab.
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@eindht MGbmen gum Waben.
Guerican Opernl Co., 206 B. Com.
merce' StraBe. 4. Stod.
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m. s.. q q. Babn.


gsab 8acp. JDrt 8prtb. Dallas, aamjns
gitp, ct. Souls Anb Chicago, tngIi4.
9DcaIsug nia Smttbnine.. ....7 80 bprui.
Glamo special nah Smitbpine. pouhon.
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Di1e auffenuns e9ebt ben gtanb Der ibuebenben edulb Der gauaqban
GominHtraton Bis auf smei ROnae, bic nod bonn MISREPRESENTATION abrie bhibeu.
Gin gohl BON $4,000 1T innerbalb iebsunopieuig @sonaten uon Der iapebens
ben Sdulo sehlgt tporoen unb bic laufenben &ussaben Der Gtabt nurben prompt
sstbeDiasaassn gebaltssn, ano niat nun feline s9afasn ssma9t fOnDern as
ernieOrist unO bic 8inieneriparnis per Sabr betrdst hber $4,000. lno udbumh
biies berride aeiultat eraiet wuroe, fnO ale Departmeuts Der @taOt: 9d=
SET, SeuTuebr, ShaBenremsunss, unbbeiskDeparten1e etc. in boiler
ssirtiamet oufmbt erbanen porbeu, bic Gnerse mb ssabisteit Der Gbminttraz
tmn bepetenb. unb bies Fat anes setan meroen f6nnen, troBoen bic Gtenern
Inn 14gents bonn 500 beg %abseibdbten @isentums 6erabNiebt wurben.
auf iobe gatia9en sefast uenafen f@ Der iesise 9Rabor, Die geamtn
nnb Die WGtglebr bes Stabtrats auf lire gieoerermdbfnnq, in Der Nnnahme.
bB bic garser aues, mas fh ausseridht, snebuusen uO sm6eisen uno i6nen
cine esessn5eit sebsa. in petsren spi SabreH ale 4ldne sur ausfabruna gu
brin9en, Die fe breits in GnsiH 9enOmmen ober uorbereiet BADEN. sic qlau@
ben fd BARN nidt sutauiben uno bauen aaf ben Geredistehsfnn ibrer aMtbarMr.
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Wtefprta Dtbtfipn, @. 8. d @. u.
(0ulf &bure.)

Rad guero, Bicturia. Bort Qnpacr, Cor.
pu8 gbrifi, Brptpnsnine, @iD @rnnbe
clos uno SoutOn .......6.00 murgens.
Anfunt .8.45 abenh8.
Der Sam 6p~uitDn"9nadb guerD. gictp.
rio, Bbarton I'M SoutDn ...........
Mb a ......... .....7.65 abenhs
Nnfunt ............7.00 muraens.
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Nad3 Brpfpnspiue.

Der Bug Der Sunlet 8ictoria 0inifion.
Mbfabrt 800 mDrgers, marbt In 9lncebD
gerbinoMna NIT Der Gulf gDaft Sine fur
gorpus gbriifi, Nntunft bort. ass naGm.
Gntunft in 8romnSnile ....9.25 abenhs.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-12-28

Forty-seven years convict, and now
a free man, Franz Hoffman,, in years
OF service the Oldest prisoner in New
York state, is afraid to leave Sing
Sing prison and come to New York.
where he fears he may be run over or
lost. Hoffman, has heard of the ele-
waited railroads and subways and OF
the new strange things in New York.
and the thought of it all frightens him
so that he begged leave to remain in
the prison until next week, when
keeper will accompany him here. Hofr-
mann was convicted of murder in the
second degree AZ years ago.
l have heard of the trains that run
up In the air." he said, "and of those
that run under the ground, but l don't
quite understand it.. l am safe in a
horse and wagon. Yes, l am scared
l never was so frightened and merry
GUS as / have been today, since l
learned that can go free"
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-12-28
rHos. W. LAWSON is WRECKED
seven-Masted American Schooner
Turns Turtle Near the Sicily
Islands-Battle With Seas.


Hughtown. England, Dec. Is
After successfully riding out success
sion of gales which she encountered
all the way across the Atlantic, in
which she lost all her lifeboats, the
seven-masted American schooner
Thomas W. Lawson was capsized in
Broad sound, Sicily islands, where
the captain took shelter from the
fierce storm raging along the English
coast last night OF the crew OF 1S,
including Pilot Hicks, who boarded the,
vessel from the life-savers' boat dur
ing the night, only three were rescued.
These were Captain G. w Dow OF
Melrose, Mass; Edward l.. Rowe, the
engineer, of Wiscasset, Me-, and
George Allen of Bramford, England.
The schooner left Philadelphia No
vember 10 for London with cargo of
oil. She had battled with the seas all
the way across, and when she entered
Broad sound her captain, knowing the
dangers of the coast, threw out his
anchors. Later in answer to his sig
nails OF distress, the life savers put out
two boats and found the Lawson an
chored in dangerous position off
Gunner's rock. The seas were running
high and the gale was increasing, and
the life savers found that their efforts
at rescue were useless. One of the
boats returned for a tug and the
other was compelled to put back to
shore because of the exhausted con-
dition OF the men. During their alb
sence the Thomas w. Lawson turned
turtle.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-12-28
CHAPTER v.

Everybody felt a little startled and
curious at Dobroslx's abrupt departure
from the garden with Angela, but nobody
but Fraser felt altogether at liberty to
speak of it.
Farley and the young American were
still talking books when Dobroski and An
gela returned.
you will pardon me for taking away
your charge" he said to Maskelyne. II
had received sudden and moving news in
which l knew she would be interested.
l will ask you to forgive me, too" he
added to Farley, "for taking away your
guest" He was quite himself again, and
bore no trace of his late agitation. Good
by, little sweetheart, I must CO." He
raised her fingers to his lips and kissed
them, and shook hands formally all
round. I'VE shall meet again, trust"
lie said to O'Rourke. Can you spend
the evening with me?"
II am afraid l should be dull tonight"
returned O'Rourke. II was up at six
yesterday morning and have had no rest
as yet. Can we meet tomorrow"
when you will" returned Dobroski,
and so with a final salute all round he
went his way.
A corridor or covered passage led direct
through the hotel from the garden to
| the village street, and he took that way.
Passing the center window of the larger
salon he encountered the glance of Atha-
nos Zeno, who seized the opportunity to
bow and smile Dobroski suddenly re-
called to mind the fact that he had left
| the photograph upon the ledge of that
same window, and retracing his steps, he
entered the hotel once more. He found
Mr.. Zeno standing at the window, tapping
his teeth with the ivory paper knife, and
the polite Levantine made way for him
with dancing masters grace. When the
old man stopped for the photograph which
still lay where he had left 1t, Mr.. Zeno
spoke.
"Ah!' said he, in German, that Is
yours, sir. A striking countenance. A
friend?"
IAN acquaintance" returned Dobroski
"A delightful art. And useful. Sc
charming to have the face Of friend be
fore one even in absence"
Mr.. Zeno stood smiling until the ole
man with bent head had once more passed
the window. Then his face fell suddenly
into a thoughtful frown.
"A trap for me?" he said to himself
IT think not Even II so, a trap tina
caught nothing. He knew that clums,
canaille whom be caught in the woods thu
other night but he never guessed that
meant he should know him. must fnt
him another to discover, and after tina
another. He has some great coup Of
hand. He is not spending the better par
of year In this perfect Quietude and II
this little village for nothing. Well, b
foiled Mauritz, and he foiled Bernardo
and he foiled Arnaud. Let u zee II b
viii foil me-"
(To be continued.)
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-12-28
Immunity for Ruef.

From a statement by Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Francis j. Heney it is
believed that the prosecution is con-
templating granting Abraham Ruef i'm
munity, in order to successfully pros
ecute the bribery graft cases, by get
ting the former political boss of San
francisco to take the stand and fur
nish the link between Supervisor
James Gallagher and the public ser
vice corporations, who through Ruef,
are alleged to have done the bribing.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-12-28
BigeIow Pleads Guilty.

Denver Col, Dec. 16.-Kempt v.
B1gelow, the young clerk who mailed
dynamite bombs to several leading
citizens of Denver about two months
ago, in the hope of securing rewards
by giving warning before any harm
was done, pleaded guilty in the Grim
inal court to charges of assault to
Kill Governor Henry A. Buchtel, Law
renee Phipps and Charles B. Kountze
and OF confidence game.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-12-28
kIDNAPERs ARE NABBED.
Abductors of Little Wuff Girl Are
Under Arrest

kankakee, ILL.,, Dec 16-Little Lii
Ian Wulff, who was kidnapped in Chi
cago recently, was recovered five
miles south of Momence, 10 miles east
OF here. A man and woman who were
her captors, were arrested.
N. s. Birmingham, who, with his
wife, kidnapped year old Lillian
Wulff, has confessed that he was mar
RED in Kansas City in 1901 and that
IN that year they kidnapped Ella Hates
in Kansas City, and that the girl is
now in retreat in Dubuque. Iowa.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-12-28
CHAPTER III.-(Continued.)

CHAPTER ILL., Continued.l
The Levantine advanced, halted before
the trio, and raised his hat.
Il beg you to pardon my intrusion"
be said speaking in German to Fraser.
'You were good enough to help me once
before. 1 have a postcard here which
cannot read. Will you be SO kind as to
translate it for me?"
Fraser graciously took the postcard
and translated it into German. A Brus-
sells chemist wrote that one or two of
the ingredients in the prescription for
warded to him by Mr.. Athanos Zeno were
not commonly used in Belgium, and thai
he had been compelled to send to England
for them. The prescription would be
made up and forwarded in day or two.
Mr.. Athanos Zeno raised his hat once
more and accepted the profered postcard
from Erasers fingers, protesting his in
finite obligation. He had received the
prescription some years ago from an Eng
lish physician whom he had met at Ber-
lin. 1t had always done him a great deal
of good He was little unwell now,
and he had been recommended to Janenne
because of its famous air. He had ex-
pecIeu TO nave ndu lIleuuS viii uuu VIII
spoke the language, but they had not ar
rived. 1t was not very cheerful to be all
alone there, and to exchange word with
nobody. He trusted to be forgiven this
intrusion.
Fraser intimated, in his own lordly and
condescending way, that he should be
happy at any time during his brief stay
In Janenne TO be of service, and Mr..
Athanos Zeno. with bow to each in
turn, withdrew himself.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-12-28
Implement Works Start.

Racine, Wis.-As evidence that the
financial situation here has improved
the Case Plow company has resumed
work at its plant, employing 400 men
and running 10 hours a day. The
Mitchell-Lewis Wagon company will
also start its plant employing 1900
men.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-12-28
Train Kills George F. Fisk.

Trenton, N. j., Dec. 17.-George F.
Fish, New York newspaperman, for
'merly Of Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
and recently press agent for the
jamestown exposition. was struck and
killed by a Pennsylvania train.