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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22
Satet @uch 0 saIpem oeaen ga.

Sittet STD DOE SaIben Geaet 9a=
tarrb, Die Ouefflber entbalten, oa 0nedtlber fiher
ben Ginn oes 8erit6s ~8erft0ren uno ons ganSe Sn=
fem o01i9 3~erritten miro, ipenn es Dnr6 Die i6lei=
migen Dberaddeu ~einorin9t. 9olhe Artifel Iolten
ME auBer auf Yeroronung gut b~erlfeuer 4er5te ge=
braudt tperoer, ou Der Shabeu, ben fe anri4ten,
Sielen i6nutet. 6aft,s R|atarrh =Rur,
f~abrsiert BON SIS @benep & Co., SpteGp, Ohio,
entbdlt tetn Guedfifber uno mtro innertth qenom=
men uno mirtt nirett auf Die i9leimieen OberTdGen
oes spfens. Denn Sbr. 6al's Ratarrb : f, ur
fault, ieio iider, DAB Sbr Die date betontnt. sic
miro iunerlih genontnien uno in SoleOo, Ohio, BON
S. !. @beuee 6 81. aema&t.
sT~ gertauft bon alien apOtbeteru. greis 10
&ents Die GlefGe.
gaebmt ssaH's samFIten.Dla en tar gerfopFpue.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22
YSsirtlidhe yatiadhen.

Seit flnfsebn Sahren 1T cunts
Sure inter Ger itriften @arnntie ner'
fault m0roen. iraeno cine 6orm bon
SUDDEN uoer 0auttrautbeit 81 beilen
gang aleid. ME lie beiBen n0ae.
Sn oleier lannen 3eit haben weni9er
oenr elm &rDbent Der &dufer ibr @elo
auriduerlanQt. @arum? Die We.
oisin perrihtet ibre Nrbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22

Sn Borne feierte 6err Subann
Guauit Winnih nit ieiner treuen
Gbebalfte am Is. oas Set Der fiber
men 9od5eit. Die @6fte, einige
6unoert on Rahl. tpuroen reid be-
wirtet, Die Borne Rapeqe ~lieterte bic
W1uiit uno edit oeutihe SrDblihfeit
uuo @emiitlihteit n.ntte oas Set
ALI einem Der ih6nften, bic bort ae'
feiert muroen. Wan tauate bis aegeu
W0raen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22

- Ser Windener Bbpiiter Or.
3oru bat r~teueroings nit ieiner @r'
finouna Der Sernphotographie 3mis
ihen Winhen uno Berlin ar0Be @r.
folee er5ielt. Ct bat ftb babel zines
oerbeiierten Npparats beoient. Der
Die eritaunlihften &elultote ereab.
Or. 4Drn min iib in mebreren MD.
nateu befanntli@ audi nah ben Ter.
Staten begeben, UNI Gsriube in
ar0Berem Nasitabe ansuiteaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22
Wermetpet aopfiuuter.eu.

bns heiBt, beieitiat fe hei 2eiten. Ropf.
ihmers TT faft INNER ein Barnunasfie.
nal ieiteus elmer iraenbmu anbers nifen.
ben &rantheit. nnnerbauiiBteit. Nierens
beihtueroen, Geberleiben, Walaria. Ser.
hDpfung, &C. hanbigen ihr griheinen
ourb &opffhmers IN. st. Bernarb's
&rduterpinen" tuirten brett nut bic Ser
bnnungs., grndbrung3. unb Nusihet-
6ungstdti9feiten elm, reaulieren bic 9es
ber, reinigen bic neritopften @efdBe. unb
Der &opfihmers neridtuinbet. Sic finb
oas Wufter.2 eberfdrtunes. uno Blutrei'
nieunasmittel unb babeu niht Sbres'
gleidbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22
Sic seber 1T fdltekItd bod ,,sos..

Sc mebr bic @iienid5aft pun Der finitz
ltHen uno fDmplicierten Eatiateit Der See
ber un6 ibrent ruun6erbaren gtnflnB ouf
Ierbanung, grndhruna unb Nusihei.
buna tennen lernt, um 10 bereittpiliaer
Tt bic Bihenihoft. oaS tuunoerbare Bors
beriehen uno bic n1eoisinii1e @eihidlihs
teit iener 9uten alien Dottnren, Der Mbns
che oes IL. Sahrbunberts, anauertennen.
9dtten iie bic BhbiiolDgie Der 9eber 10
gut getannt tuie mir, fie b6tten tein belie.
res Wittel, 6as Blut 3u reinigen uno bas
Sbitem gu re9ulteren, erfinben fbnnen.
olS oaS. tpas beute als ct. Scenarios
RrauterpiIIen betannt lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22
Gum Yttnie!

Sinaus in's Crime, Sreie.
$50 tDnt ber @oseliane,
$50 pranst Der 8lumen 8eibe
Sen i6ati'sen Bes entlang.
@as tuo(t SIR benn nod iisen
SIN en9en bunf9en 9aus,
Oh gurer Qrbeit ldmiBen?
Gum 8icnie fommt binausl
8aliamild tueb'n Die 9ifte
Som Sioen Inn @u6 ber;
IS 1enbet feline 9ifte
Smpor bag 8lumenbeer.
Gs sriiBt nit ieinem &ani6en
Der Sfue Der GueQ, Der Bad,
Dem 8oseQieb MOTT laul6en
Sn sriiuer 8dume Dad.
Die S@metterlinse iasen
@ar luitis bin uno Der,
Sbr bort BON @inters &lasen
So feline Silbe mebr.
@s ldbt mad after Beiie,
CUR Stub Der Gaien Elm,
go la9ert @ub i'm &reiie
unb laBt uns fr6bli6 Iein.
llno fte0t in unIere Mitte
Oie Scribe tpo6lsefiiat,
9amit na9 after Site
Der 9unser miro 9eitiGt.
Der Sunser uidt aleine,
Der 9urit quilt aud uns bier,
SIR miBt l6on, mas i'd meme,
Drum ber baS 2uue Star 8ier.
@ntf0rft bic 5laideu Idnele
uno partet niht auf's @lls,
8Om Staidenbals ltr6mt belle
Die &ebl' binab bas Seas.
Gs i6medt nod mai 70 prd6tis
SIM 6reten bieler Grant,
So brinet elm sod aus, md9tis,
Dem Zone gtar Bier gum 9ant.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22
bic uriame.

Tauienoe BON Shabteln uur
STUNTS Cure ueroen idhrlih unter
Der poIitipen @arantie uertauft. UNI
@caema, Tledte, RDtlauf, Sing
murm uno iufenoen Shmera in ire
eeno elmer Torm 81 heilen. SOUR
meniee in Der Eat oerlauaen i6r @elo
surid. Die uriahe lit ertldrlih;
cunts Cure tut. wOfir iie empfoh'
len III.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22
Gpmtberu Ssacific Saba.

Na@ New Orleans. SpMfpn unh Gol.
beftDn tGaiih .........l 2.1O nittaaR.
uUu UUeNp8s
Rah gogie 8aR, or 8ai0. Californian
uno NeEito.. rs BORN. u. $50 aberb3.
Mntuntt.
Son 9ietr Africans, 2ouitpn unb Sol.
neftpn tagli@ ..........6.30 morgens.
une 500 Nahm. ...............A.....
Son 81 Goio, galtfurnten unb Mexifp
.......... II. 40 nDrm. unb IL abenhs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22
gspn esser gptnne aeptnen,

Dur6 8lutnereiftuna in SDlae Ell.
nes Sp~innenbifies b1tte Sobr Baib'
ineton. 8usqueniIe. 2eras, fem Sc.
ben u~erl0Sen. mdre er niht tiberrebet
mDroen, BGdlen's Nrnica Salbe su
aebrauhen, oisibn turisrte. Is Cts.
bel N0ulpb 9reiB unb q. Gobn &
Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22
Citizens Non-parIsan Ticket,

In Der MarftbalIe, 20. Tlaea '07.
Mng0s:
Su6n u. Goblin.
Stabtantpalt:
81. B. Snarum.
Ronettor:
Charles 6Drn If.
@iieHor:
Ebao. IS. Smitb.
NubitDr:
Trib @ruus.
Sbosmeifer:
S0bn s. 5entimar.
3eforber:
y. @riff SDnes.
Glbermen. ut.2arse:
S. VI. gbapa.
Stlpa 6eimann.
@eDrqe 8. 8 aliaferro.
Tomin BpoemiIs.
alderman erfte 8nrb:
Nnbrem Weher.
alderman annette Barb:
S @. 5boots.
alderman brittle @orb:
Bauf W eeriheibt.
glaerruau pierte Narb:
&. 6. Eaompfpu.
Aloerman FINITE @nrb:
Or. 8. s. Sbrpptbire.
alderman iedfe @arb:
Us. d. Sbafer.
Glberman iiebente Borb:
WilIinm DubrpmuI8ei.
alderman achte 8arb:
SrantS BnBharot.
(Nnaeige.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22
@abl : Mn5etgen.

Sir 5taots 8 d a m Ell # err.
Die .Sreie 8reiie fir 9eros" 1T outori.
Iiert, Serrn Sno +. 5enttman ofs
&anbioat fir oas Nnt oes Stcotihas'
meiiters nn%autinbiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22
Spbn S. gpItpm, OefFentIider

ROtar. @runoei9entum. Naent foe
BenStunaanlpriihe. g6e Grudetts
uno Houarros Strase. eeeeniiber BON
Der San Nntoniu @rpreS." @euea
1eIephpn 439.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22
0tctprta 0tbifiDn, 9. 3. s. Q. ~.
(0nlf Gbpre)

Rad gmero. 8ictoria, Bort 8apaca, Cor
pus gbrifti, 8rppnsnine. Gip @ranbe
gttp, @oliat, 8eeniue, @barton, Balls.
clos nno Soufton .......6.0 90 mDrgens.
Gntnutt .8.45 abenns.
Der Sam Spuiton "tnab guero, gictD.
ria, 8hart0n IN Souton ...........
Nbabrt ......... .....7.55 nbenh3
Mufunt ........... 90 murpene.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22

Wsrlanat Elm Wdbhen fir Elm
8ino. @utes 6eiui. gutter 2obn.
Wahsufraeen bel Sohn Darraab,
1910 Roro, Olipe Strnse.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22
S@riftieker ~nerlam9t.

Sin geibter SbriftIeBer finoet 10.
fort SteQung.
rSrsie Brefie fir Eeras".
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5. 8 o. u. Habn.
Nbfoh rt.

A~0fQ1rrs
Rad allen Norb>Seras <Buntten ........
............. 4 nbr unb 500 bDrrt.
Ro@ ct. 9outs. Mempbis mnb benz
Often. .1.20 ubr namrl.
Nob Noro : Eeras, 8anias gitb unb
st. 9ouis $50 abenbs
Nah Nerito. 1926 Dorm.
Nnfunft.
Bon st. 9Duisu u. benz Often. $50 mprgens
Son l0calen Buntteu . ..l0.IO mpraen8.
@Dn ct. 2Duis II. Dem Sften, 7.25 aberbS
Bon 2areoo unb Merito. $50. loo nahrn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22

Sfesept WD. 1851, BET gimer u
Mmenn, turiert uibt ale Beihuer'
ben, aber es wirb Rbeumnti8mus
furieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22
Nad, 8ropnSpiue.

Der Bug Der Suniet Iictpria 9iniiinn.
Ibfabrt 600 mDraens. maebt in BIacebo
8%erbinbuna NIT Der @ulf Goat Cine f1r
Corpus gbrifti, Nntunft bort 4.55 nudm.
Mntunft in Brownsville ....9 rs nbenns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22

Wegndlt M9dbd,en gum WGbeu,
Nmeriran DDernl Co., 206 %. Com.
uierce' Stra6e, 4. Stod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22
PEOPLES TICKET.
Ruminiert in Der ELECTROMAGNETIC am 2.
Nptl 1907.

.uminiert in Der geethouons5oae sm 2.
Npil 1907.
Rancr:
8rDan @a(lagbaa.
Stobtantualt:
Sol. &gan.
gHefor:
Sobn Stappenbed.
Solicitor:
6. giI1emain:
NubitDr:
8. Beae.
SbabmeiHer:
Gbas. u. s. 9ummeI.
8eter6er:
so. 6. 8udles.
Mbermen'at, Sarge:
Suhn 8auer.
SohnT 8. 6amblet0n.
ISM. 6. Ri@ter.
%. s. W u { m q n II.
alderman erfte 8arb;
s. st. 2ambert.
alderman stpsite Barb:
gli NrnQub.
alderman brittle Barh;
Grid Wenger.
alderman pierte Daro:
gboS. g. Smit6.
alderman flnfte 8orb:
u. S. 2udmuub.
alderman iedyte Barb:
&. s. Carer.
Nlberman fiebente &arb:
CD. Braoen.
alderman abte Barb:
gmiI 3uebn.
(lnseige.)
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U 1t:

goi Chicago, st. 4Duts, aanins gitn,
Dallas. Sort @Drth un6 Baco. taal.A
(Suniet Depot .........7.3n mcroen8.
3OcnIsua bio Smithnine -. sos nbenbs
Glumo special pon Smitbpile, 5DutUn,
@aloeiton ..............6.2s mprqetiso
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22
@. 6. & z. 8abn.


9iab 8ac0, Jort 8prtb, Dallas, Ranias
gitb, ct. Souls Ano Chicago, thgsi9,
(Suniet 9epot) ..........9.OO aben6S
4ocalsua nia Smitbnine. ~ .30 bonn.
Nlnrno special mad S~mithnine. pr ufton.
@oIbeiton 1925 Qbeube,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22
ct. Qputs 8 sau syranctsco Rohu.

Rad Sort Smith, Springfield. ct. 2nuis.
8anias Gitp, Chicago IS. 6 O. q. De-
Mnfunft.
&ou st. 9ouis, &onias gitp, Baris, Obi.
10.l0. moraens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22

Rtnd's 5 Gents 6apann = Gioarre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-22

7stn6's s Gents borano.6 iearte.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-17
Chicago and pstrolt Tie.

Chicago-Detroit and Chicago. lead.
era OF the American and National
leagues respectively, played ~ strenu,
a innings 20 a he here Tuesday In
the FIRST game Of the series Tor the
baseball championship Of the world.
The contest wa repleta with senaa.
uonal situations and when Umpire
o'Day Of the National league called
the play on On account OF darkness,
most OF The 2i,37T spectators sighed
with relief and went home wen salts.
ned with the outcome. The score stood
chieeso 2 psfr0if 2
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-17
WAS NOT SUICIDE.
Corners Jury Thoroughly Convinced
That May sapp Of Moran, KAN
Was Murdered.

lola. Kan.-The c%oroner's Jury which
has spent three days investigating
the mysterious death OF May Bapp
Thursday night returned a verdict
that "Mlss sapp died from wounds
In the neck caused by a sharp instru'
ment In the hands Of a person or per.
sons other than Miss Sapp." so de-
termined was the jury to make plain
their disbelief IN the theory OF suicide
Ia connection with the case thar when
they inadvertently worded their YER
dict to read that Miss Sapp's death
was caused by "a person or persons
unknown to Miss Sapp. they prompt
ly changed It TO "a person or persons
other than Miss Sapp."
A warrant was sworn out Thursday
night for Samuel f. Whitlow immedi-
ately after the coroner's jury reported.
John Sapp. father Of the dead girl,
swore to the complaint, charging Whit.
low with the crime.
Whitlow was on the stand for three
hours Thursday afternoon. He did not
change his original story in any par
tloular and he added nothing material
to his first confession.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-17
Dutch Troops Massasrsd.

Victoria. b. C-Mail advices from
Batavia report the ambuscade and
massacre Of two companies OF Dutch
troops by natives ia the Celebes.
Eleven men sent 10 secure a native
chief were attacked while in camp.
ONE being at breakfast and others
swimming. and they were butchered 10
a man, Lieutenant Mathes, com
handing the force, had gone with six
men TO the chiefs stronghold and re-
turning Joined forces with Lieutenant
Kiles and 10 e The company had
heard nothing Of the slaughter Of the
other force and when they were shift.
ing camp. they were set upon a large
force OF blacks. Not one escaped.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-17

Chicago-In a remarkable confess
sion TO the police Wednesday night
Mrs. Charles J., Romadka. OF Milwau.
kee, wife OF a millionaire mauufac-
turer, admitted that she was respou.
sible for a series OF hurElaries and
petty thefts that has baGied the au.
thorities for weeks. Mrs Romadka's
confession was the latest development
following her arrest for a robbery
committed az the home OF c. r, Beck.
when ieweIry valued al more than
1900 was stolen.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-17
a. lsIand,s eood Pr,ft,.

ChicaEo.-The annual report OF the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific rail.
way which was issued Wednesday
shows gross earnings Of SEQ 3S. 400.
and operating expenses Of St1 .0{4. 100.
leaving net earnings % S~l9.l9t.3o0.
Other sources OF income were 3545. goo.
making a total pet income Of tl9.959-
500 from the operation Of the r1ad.
The net income after providing for
an charges was SS.750.5O0 Dividends
we're paid during the year OF sane.
zoo, leaving a surplus for the year
OF S4.G35.SOo.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-17
KELLOGG HAS THE EVIDENCE.
Books Show the Standard on Trust
Mas Never Really Dissolved
He Says.

New York.-From statements culled
from ledgers and looks found in the
Office Of the Standard OH company,
Frank B. Kellogg. counsel for the
United States government. succeeded
In placing on Tuesdays record OF fed
eral proceedings against the oil COM
bine the processes and stages through
which the combine passed in its
changes from the old Standard OIL
trust to the present Standard Oil COM
pany Of New Jersey. Out OF the maze
Of figure developed from the com
pany s books and from the testimony
given by Clarence @. Fay. assistant
auditor OF the Standard. called as a
witness Tuesday. the governments
counsel says he believes be has proved
the federal allegation that the Stan
dard Is an Illegal corporation and that
by devious devices has maintained It's
entity, and that q Is under the same
ownership as when Il was formed.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-17
seIzlna Rlfes al TanaIer.

Tangier-Letters received hert
from Mazagan. dated October 9, indi.
cate an increase in the strength OF
Mulai Hahg in the South. on the
night Of October s these letters say
the governor of NazagaG took from
the customs house 800 rifles which
were loaded upon waiting camels and
rushed through 10 Mulai Hahg. The
ammunition was not touched, owing TO
there being a plentiful supply ar Mo
rocco City. A further seizure OF arms
at the customs house is certain but
viii be dependent upon the number
Of camels available to transport them.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-17

The Hague.-The report Of James
Brown Scott. on the proposed Inter
national high court Of justice was
adopted Thursday by the committee
by So TO three votes. three delegates
being absent The resolution Of Sir
Edward Fry to the effect that the gov
ernments institute the court so soon
as they have agreed on the method by
which the judges are 10 boz chosen.
vas then passed almost unanimously.
The work Of the roace conference Is
now practically finished The sitting
Friday Will merely agree on the form
Of a declaration regarding obligatory
arbitration.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-17
JUDGE Lands is UPHELD
Fine Of $4,000 Assessed Against
Alton Will Stand.
United States Court Of Appeals over,
ruled a Petition for a Rehsarins
Of the Relating Charge.

Chicago-Judges Grosscup, Baker
and Seaman. In the United States cir
cult court Of appeals in an opinion
delivered Wednesday afternoon over
ruled a petition Of the Chicago and
Alton Railroad company for a rehear-
ing on its appeal from the 100000 fine
imposed by Judge X. NJ. lands a
little more than a year ago for rebat-
ing. The railroad company was fined
$4,000 and J. y. Faithorn, former vice
president. and F. A. Waun. former gen
eral freight agent. $4,000 each on a
charge Of having granted rebates 20
the packing firm Of Schwarzschild and
Sulzberger company in violation Of the
Elkins law. The railroad eompauy's
defense in the trial Of the rebate case
was that its payments 70 the packing
company were for use OF that com.
pany's industrial tracks. Judge Gross
cup, in giving the opinion Wednesday
on the petition for rehearing informed
the petitioner that a more careful
reading Of a former opinion by him
self last spring when Judge lands
action was sustained would show that
the present petition was Inconsistent
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-17

Tulsn. l. T-All malt and formented
liquors have no property rights In In
dian territory and are contmbaud, &C
cording a decision by Federal Judge
w r. Lawrence Friday. The decision
was IN the case OF Geo. r. Joselyu.
local distributor Of Pablo. a 2 per cent
alcoholic beverage against Special
Federal Omcer w. r Johnson. Joce.
Ign sought to restrain johnson from
destroying HIS property or restraining
trade Ia same. Judge Lawreuce's de.
cision Il is believed will bar all al.
legged ? per cents from Indian territory.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-17
SANTA FB EARNINGS INCREASE.
Gross Receipts S~ts,ooo.ooo Greater
Than Last Year-Net Profits
100000 More.

Chicago. m-Earnings OF the Atchi-
son. Topeka & Santa Fe railroad for
the year ending June 80 amounted 10
S93,6S3.407, an increase Of nearly SIs.-
100000 over the previous year. The
total income was $94,436 .574.
Operating expenses Of SCI. as. 9f6.
and fixed charges Of Stt.4S7. 933 left
earnings on stock OF S21 les. 723, as
against S1S,262,170 or the previous
year. Out OF the S15.450.000 left avail
able for common stock dividends. So
COO, 600 was spent for improvements.
leaving a surplus for the year Of $751;
as. This makes a total surplus Of
$780, .S74.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-17

Topeka. Kan-The Pullman com.
pany hlcd Us report Of earnings 10
Kansas with the state board OF ran.
road commissioners Thursday The
company filed the report under the
common carrier Law but took occasion
to scratch ont the words Common car.
rier In the blank form and substitute
Corporation. Il gave ifs earnings Ia
Kansas for the year as 1923 Pas with
gross operating expenses ~t29G.Si3..
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-17
SANTA FE GAVE REBATES
The Railroad Company Declared
Guilty by Los Angeles Jury.
Was Indicted or slNty.slS Counts and
the Maximum Penalty May
Reach st,25o,ooo.

Los Angeles. Cal.-After being out
20 minutes. the jury IN the case OF the
government agaln,t the Santa Fe Rail
road company on trial for Relating in
the federal court here Friday after
noon brought IN a verdict Of guilty
against the railroad on al Of the &C
counts Of the indictment. Judge Wei
born will his decision next
Monday. An estimate Of the maxi
mum penalty which may be imposed
is s1.25O.000.
The charge against the Santa Fe
was that IL had granted rebates from
its regular tariff on shipments Of lime
by the Grand Canyon Lime & Cement
company Of Arizona. The defense OF
the railroad company was that the
rebates were concessions" made for
alleged losses in the shipments dur
ing transit. The trial began on Sep
TENDER 30.
In giving his decision on the law
points which arose during the trial
Judge Welborn laid down a point o.
Law which IS held to be one Of the most
important since the Interstate com
merce commission has existed He
said:
4 hold that the acceptance by the
defendant Of a less gum OF money thar
that named IN its tariff for the trans
portauon Of its property described De-
the indictment II here had been sucf
acceptance vas q departure from the
legal rate. and that it Is not justified
In so doing. nor is Il any defense 60 O
prosecution thereof. that the acts Of
the carrier were done iu compromise
Of claims for loss Of property in
transit
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-17
The Frisco Alro Prosperous

ST. Louis. Mo.-TEe Frisco railroads
annual report Tor the fiscal year end.
ed on June 80. 1907, which was issued
Friday night shows an increase OF
f6,574fI0.95, or 90 9 per cent, in gross
earnings; an increase OF f2.2i7. 8Gl.7i.
or 1875 per cent ih net earnings aud
an increase OF t2t69.4t7.66 IN the bal
ance Of surplus carried 20 profit and
loss.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-17
A Sailed MINE.
Property for Which s2.5oo.ooo Wa
Refused Found Upon Close EK.
smiaation 70 be Worthless.

Helena. Mont-The Record Friday
publishes a story to the effect that
numerous Montana and Washington
investors have been muicted 10 the *.
tent Of more than . third Of a million
dollars through tho discovery that the
Red Canyon placer mines near Lean.
der Wyo.. had been sailed and that
the property IS worthless
A Chicago nrm was 30 Impressed
with the future y the property that
81 offered the Greonourhs s. goo 0Oc
for their interest. hut Il was rejected.
Water not being available work had
been started frum either end 81 %
tunnel through "a mountain 30 that the
iow Of the P~rophoagie river might De-
utilized The discovery has created
the biggest sensation Ca the history
Of Northwest mining
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-17
- Than - -. 4 IN

lincoln. Neb-Ths annual report Of
tho Union Pacific railway was Med
with the state railway commission
Thursday for the period ending june
80 The statement wa made that tho
average amount per milo for passen.
ger travel was i.9G cents The ported
covered 10 the report includes about
eieht months before the two-ccnt fare
law went into effect. indicating that
the railroad received a rife less than
tWo cents before the law went into
onorltIon.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-17
~ PoIItlss. okuma 80.

Tokio-Count Okuma, who in the
first stages Of the immigration troubles
in America, strongly disapproved OF
the governments rScidc attitude, now
practically adEaits that tie radical ut
terances Of both sides ser largely
prompted 10y politics. In an interview
Sunday Count Okumi said that Ameri.
cans misunderstood the japanese who
are astounded at the u~tterances Of
American newspapers.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-17

Lincoln. Neb.-Unless the supreme
court reverses the decision OF tho
district OF Dakota county which
ruled that names written into the pri.
mary ballot must be counted all OF
the election boards Of the state Will
have 20 meet again and rccanvass tho
vote Of the asst primary Tor. on the
recommendation OF Attorney General
Thompson. these votes were disregard
ed. Judge WeIch rendered the docls.
ion Tuesday evening ordering the
county clerk 20 put on the ballot the
names OF candidates written into the
ballot and receiving a plurality OF the
votes for their particular Offices.