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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08

Ddbreno CT i'm Jeloe pfliiate.
muroe Tbeuoor Weioemarrn, elm als
ter 8~emDbner Der Mniieolung 6iloa
in MaiDn gDuntp, nDtn Shlaee aes
truffen. @r itarb fufort. ,Weioe@
mann mar 70 Sabre alt unD 9ebDrte
nit su ben uripriinaiihen Nniieolern
iener @eeeno.
Nuf Der yarm ieine8 0aterS.
in Der Ndbe BON Oenrietta, wnrbe
Der suDlfidbriee 0enrp Bunbt in
TDlge Durf9eheus ieines @eipanns
pDn oer BinoemaIhtne abeeporfen,
aegen bic Sihefn geibleubert uuo 10
ihmer nerlebt. oaB ibm bas linte
Beiu uno Der rehte Nrtn abaenDus.
men tueroen muBten.
NoDlpb Brettner, Der als Se'
fret6r i'm 0iterreibiinen &Dniulat Al
@alneitnn anaeiteQt mar, bat iib CT.
ibDiien. Sc binterlieB einen Drief,
in benz er BON allen leinen Sreunben
Nbinieo nabm. Rrettner mar Elm
Wann bon unpefdbr 80 Sobren. @r
nat orlben Offi5ter aepelen. 9ebter
Sft0ber tam &c nab @aloeiion uno
fano cine Nniteuuna i'm Diterreihis
iben GDniulat. SpGter madte i'm
anniul &egmer8boHer 81 ieinem Sc.
tret6r.
Nihter 8rBpts in NuIiin bat
bQ4 @eiudb Der WnterSs Bierce Oil
Company UNI einen rieuen 8ruseB
ab9ernieIen. Die @eIeqihaft miro
iebt on oas giotl. Gppeqations9eriht
appeIieren.
- Die Nrbeiten an benz butonis
iben @arter, ben bic Bunossreoies
runa in Brownsville, auf benz Blab
oes alten Sort. anleeen laiien MIL.
baben bea0nneu.
- Rum erften Mal ieit Sahren bat
Srieoridsbura elm Shaoenfeuer ees
babt. 5reitaa Worgen brah in Ell.
mem 6anie, oas gDl. OttD Mahr.
numb geb6rt uno BON benz Sutuelier
WueQer uno benz WafrabenmaGer
&raua bemDbnt lit, Elm Seuer aus.
Die aanse Staot muroe ourh oas
TDrfDmmni8 in Mufreaunn periebt.
bod eelang e8 Der Seuermebr ihneQ,
oaS 6euer Az unterbriiden. Der
ongeribtete Shaoen lit r,ur aerina.
- Sobn Gttin8, iiber oeifen @na.
oengeiub mir bereits berihtet baben,
bat iih i'm 8uhthaus gu 6untsnilIe,
aus Den, er Dor fiinfuno5panaia Sab.
rem entfluben mat, aeiteQt. nm let'
men 2ermin aua5uoienen. @8iit ies
bod ais gemiB ansunebmen. oaB er
In ndditer Belt begnaoiat ueroen
miro.
- Gus 2agtur uiro e%ernetoet, oas
bic Obiternte in Der bortiaen @eaeno
sOlftdnoia oernihtet iei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08
9as Sers Napolepn's,

5dpn in Der Witte oeS poriaen
Sabrhunoert8 tam in Bari8 oas Sc.
riiht auf, oaB oas 6erS &apolepn's
oes @roBen oDn etrer Static aefrei1en
muroe. uno iebt publi3iert Nmerico
Scarlatti in Der italteniiben 3etts
fbrift AIRS ct labor Die munoerbare
@e1Hihte. 9amalS bntter art 6.
W8oi 1921 Der DDftpr NntDnmarbi
unter IiIiltena oes eneliiben Mrs,
tee garsmeu in Der Giao 2umoDo
auf st. 6eIena Die 2eihe bes gro.
Sen 8aiier5 einbaliamtert. Sic
lag Bffen oa, uno oas 6ers. oas in eis
r,er Itlbernet1 urne nernabrt meroen
iDIIts, lag auf einem Stubl. %
es Witta9s5eit mar, uerlieben bic
Mer5fe Die Nrbeit, um gum @ifen 81
eeben. Gts fte aber mleoer auriif'
fasueu, iaben iie in elmer Stubened e
eirie groBe Static, Die an ben &eiten
oeS ueretts autn QroBen 3et(e aufae.
sehrleH Oersens Napoleons naate.
30 Die Nerate bic 5ad9e niht in bic
Sefentlihteit aelanaen laiien mDus
ten, eriebten iie oas 6erS bes aroBen
&ailers ourh ons zines = 8ifleins.
Der enaliihe S~ouruatiit 5quarr, Der
bic 8eihihte ia eiuem Barrier Sour
nal publibIrt bate, ersdblt, BOB er
aIe8 0tes medr atS einmal aus Dem
Munoe bes Doftor garsnea Ielbft
Geb6rt babe. Der in fpdterem Glter
fein @ebeiauiB mehr olraua madte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08
9ae nmbetmltd,e tSebetntmts BET
Seanme @eher.

Seatne Beber, iene unbeimlibe
Trau, Die unter Der Nntlage. cine
Reibe BON &inoeru erbrui1elt 81 ia.
ben. pDr benz Barrier @erimt itaub
unb Wanaels aeniigenben Beweis'
materials freiaeiprDhen meroen
muBte, fol- cine rteue 1ntat be9nngen
haben. Gin einfaher TaalDbner i'm
DDrffen gbnmbDn. Bapuuaet. 90
ter BON orei Rinoern, lac in ben Eay
g~eabldttern uun ibrem BrDaeB uno
ibrem sSreiipruh. Cine ibm lelbit
unertldrlihe Waht trieb i'm. ibr au
ihreiben uno lie oringeno au bitten.
in ieinem 6aule 81 mobnen. Seanne
Weber, BON allen nnoern uerlaiien.
nabm ben 8Drlhla9 an. Sieber
@ohen ipdter ftarb oas neunidbrige
SDbnhen BapDu5ets. Der t(eire
Wuguit fiblte lid zines GbenoS ut=
m0hl; man leQte i'm friber als oes
rpDbnlih gu Bette. Bdbreno Der
Batter austpdrtS arbeitete uno bic
smei Shmeitern Nuguits i'm bolen
ainaen. blieb Seanne @eber ALIEN
am 2ager oes Rleinen. Wls bic Tos
mile surndtebrte, tuar Der 2nabe
fat erftidt, erbDlte iih iebDh. Jrib
am Muraen %entfernten iih Bater
uno 9Dhter mieoer fir einige Belt.
Wam ibrer Hiftebr LAG oas &iuo
entieeft in ben Nrntert Seanre We.
bers. Yin ieinem 6alIe, iDmie an
Der @tirue bemertte man rote neis
Gen. BapuuSet unterlieB ieoe Nns
seiee uiib unteriaate cine lDlbe iets
men T6htern. Deunob meloete nah
einiaen Tageti bic dltere TDGter,
Seanre. ben GDrfaa Der @enbar.
merle. oa iie firGtete. oaB audi iie
uno ibre Shmeiter ben W0roinftint.
ten Seanne Webers autn Spfer fallen
tDnnen, Die @eridte ueroen iiG
nun pDu neuern nit Der r~dtfelbaften
Trau Az befaiien baber,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08

s8tr bieten etnbanbert Dollars 'gelobuuu9 tut e.
ben 9Taa bon Ratarrb, Der ntht our6 Ginnebnlen
BON 3atI's Ratarrb=Ru gebeilt perben
fam.
28ir, Die unter5ei6neten, baben S. ). @bener
ieit ben iesten Is Sabren getannt Mno balten ibn
fur ooafomnen ebrenbaft in allen 8ei6dftsoerbanS=
lungen aub ~filoraiel beidbi9t, ale uon Ieiner Girno
einaeganaenen STANDARDIZATION aa erffilen.
DatbtnG Rinnan 6 Marnin, @roBbaa.
oels=8 r0ouiiten, Soleoo. 8.
9als Ratarrb=Rar ipiro innerlin 9erommen unn
pirtt birett auf cas- 8lut unb bic fbleimiaea Ober=
Fd6eu oes Gpfems. 3eugnifie fres perIanSt. preis
IS @ents fnr Die Glal6e. 8ertauft non allen app=
tbetern.
Rebmt 6au's Gamilien =giaen fhr gerROpfuug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08

= Sin Der arieritanilhen Bot.
idoft gu Morn bat fih Der alapper.
ford eineeftellt. Die Satin oes
Butihafters 2lpso 8. @riscom be.
ihentte ibren Genobl nit einem
ftramtrien G6hnlein. SIN 2aufe bee
9ages fanoen iih Sianur gitoni. Der
Miniiter oeS Nusudrtigen. unb
iGtnmtlime Mtitelieoer oes DIPLOMAT /.
iden Corps in benz 8UtihaftshDtel
elm. unt benz alfidlihen 8ater 5u ara'
tulieren. Der S6nta WictDr emanuel
ianote feline @lldmiinihe ourh einerl
Mbiutanten. Nls benz 0erriher bns
freuoiae greignis mitaeteilt uuroe,
lDa er ladbeno a~usaerufen baben:
SD babe gealaubt, unter ben Bot
lhaftern gebe es iiberbaupt aur @roB'
p1ter."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08
Nuf Dem loaenannten RupfI

0uf benz iogenannten &upfer.
ihmieota9 in 6annDper nuroe i'm
NameH oes &eihs- GOlonialamtS eis
ne mibtiae Witteilung aemabt. gs
muroe erfldrt. es iei Die Mniiht Der
maBgebenoen 2reile, oaB bic oeut.
i&en &olDnien in abiehberer Belt i'm
Stanbe iein uiiroen. ben aeiammten
8eoarf 9eutihlanbs an &Dbtupfer
5u oeden. Danait pdroe oanr Die
oeutihe Snouftrie pDm aneritaniiben
8upfermartt unabb6n9ia aetnadi
Iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08
Sutet eud, pur unperDanltd,fett,

guerff treten 9eriuif bes Mnpetits, Wot.
tiafeit, S0bbrennen, glabunsen, 8oiit
unb 8~eritopfung elm. Die Sober tptro
iiberlaoen, bas Blut unrein, Blutiberflls
lung er9reiit 8eiib D @urem Ihnd@s
fen Organ, unb SIR leib trant. Sie al.
ten Mbnhe nDn ct. 8ernbar6 iannn1eIten
in ben @dlbern 3etlpHnnaen, ftenten bic
geflinbe 9dtiafeit Der 2eber tpieber Der
un6 erit,dten bic Jfetbe non l1ebeIn in,
Seine burb ibr arDBes 9eber<Ife9uIies
rnnasmittel. Iest befannt als sSt. Ser.
nar6.s &rGuterpinen4, eine nnrbau8
planaIiHe 2eberaraenei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08
9te tlastIme NO. 8.

Geo. s.. Garris, Cedar @rpue,
Me.. ihreibt: Rahoer1 ib lanae an
4eber unb Nierer aelitien unb an
6eilung ameifelte, nabin i'd electric
8itters uno bin iebt Elm gsiunber
Wiann. Die erfte Slalhe i@affte
@rleibteruna uno SEQ. 3 fteIte mid
mieber Der. BreiS so Gents. 8u
baben bel No. DreiB uno sc. g0tn
IL Ep.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08

Inter Dem Subel Der BenDfte.
ruug Brounibweias Dat Der rleue
Ge9ent 6eraog Sobann Nlbredt III
Wedlenbur9 . Sdmerin, nit ieiner
&emablin feierlihen ginauo in Die
i'm Background pranaenoe Staot Qes
balten. Sbon an oer grenae mar
oas bersoglihe Baar bonn &egents
ibaft8rat einpfan9en tpDroen. Der
8orliBer oes Nats unb bes @taata-
miniiteriums. Or. b. Otto, btelt
cine Nnfprnhe, in ueld1er CT bern
neuen Reaenten onS bersli1fte Biu.
fonimen entbDt uao unoerbruhiide
Treue uno MnhGnglibeeit gelobtq.
Der 6er50g ermioerte NIT tiefen1.
pfunoenen Borten ur,o ettldrte, bah
er Die GeeierunG gu fibren hDffe
snm W0ble oea 2anbes uno in &ids
fiGt auf bic Quten Beaiebuugen All
&ailer uno &eih. Nnt 8raunimueis
ger Bahnb0f nur0e oas 6ersugspaac
BON ben Witalieoern Der 2onbesper=
i%ammluna. ben Nbprbnunqen aus
Staot uno 2ano uno purt ben ftdotl.
iben 8eb0roen en1pfangen. Sbers
btraermeifter 8etenteper belt bic
BegriBungs Nnipradbe, ouf uelde
Der 6eaent turs enteeanetp.
Damn erf0late bic feierlibe Mufabrt
nod benz Shlos ourb Die feitlih ge.
ihmidten StraBen, in beaer oas
fbmarsmei6rDte GeiHebanner nit
ben blau9elben braHniHmeiaifhen
2anoesfarben uno n~ereinaelt AUDI
blaugelbruten meGlenburgii@en Sob,
neu abuehielte. ueberaQ tuuroen
oem 9er5ua uno ieiner @emahlin bes
aeifterte OnatiUnen bargebraht. SIN
ShlOB anaelanat, unterseibnete Der
0er5Oa Die bereit liegenoe urtunoe.
0arnit trat S0bnnr Nlbredt Die Ste.
aentihaft oee 6er3DatuH1s Braun.
ibweia f0rmen an. Die erlte Nmtss
banoluna BEG neuen Neaenten tuar
Der grlaB elmer Imueftie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08

Stanbarb Snnings & 9Dan afpciatton
On SacDb &ubn, @runotld an Der Gan
9ebrp Nnenue; $3375.
SO 8 Barslep un6 Srau an GGa u Sell
Der, grunotad in Der South 6etabts 9os
oiti1n; 5000.
Nlctoe 9ahapeIe uno Muauta uno
Santes McManus an Charles uno Mlbina
Soehe. @~runoftlde in ben 8lods 1886,
1851 unb 1858; ST. u u.
s 6 Surft unb 6rau an Sobn S Spee.
nen, @runbfid an Der grften Str. 1926.
Nlcibe 9abopele, Guauita uno Sames
McNeanus uno Albina uno gbas Spefle.
@runntide an Der SabsSiores StraBe:
81 u u.
6 u Stieren unb Biliam Oobromplsfi
an @iliam Gilmore, @runoftlde i'm
aeuen Gitb.BIof l406; 500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08
wuuoerbare Wettuua.

6. 9. Bepper BON 5ebora. Tenn..
ifreibt: Sd mar burh 2ungenblus
tuaeen oDuitdnoie hilflos uno lag
su Bett. Die Nerate batten mid
aufeegeben. Da 9ebrauhte iH Dr.
Sings @eue gntbeduna unb auaerl'
blidlih tam grleihterune unb balo
6ei[una. SD fam ieBt tDieber ar'
beiten. Ru baben bel Go. DreiB
unb Sc. gobn & So. so Gents unb
$1.00. BrDbeflaihe frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08
wart Dem stpd tort.

Sh babe ben Gpasierltod. ben i'd
iiber 40 Sabre trua. neil ih an elmer
8unoe fit, fDrtaemprfen, idreibt
Subn @arrett, @ortb Wiius, q. g..
Budlen'5 Nrnica Salbe bat mid ae.
BELT. Blu baben bel Io. 9rei6 uno
R. @ohn & 60. 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08
ser nft,inhiide t,nfennrt

Der uit,inbiibe bafenprt Sur.
ratibi, an elmer Der Wt~iinounaen oeS
Snous 9eleaen, 1T ourb einen gbtlun
0erniiitet tuDrben.
Der 0fterreihilhe &eidsrat 1T
auf Wtoutaa. ben II. Stunt. einberu.
fen morben. mabreno uriprinalih
Der II. SUM- in Nu8Itht aenpmmeu
mo
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08
sin aladItdher 9eraner.

Wr. 6. B. @poolue, 10Y st.
2ouis' StraBe. Dallas, Teras. iagt:
SIN lebten Sabre bin i'd nit Or.
Sings 0eue 2ebens Bilen betannt
getrDroen uno ih femme teil beiieres
Nbflbrmittel fir Walaria unb Bil.
liDiitdt. gu haben bel 30. 9reiB
& gDbn & 60. 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08
9ie 8robibitiOn.

G'giebt Menlben bier i'm freien 2anb.
Die linb lebr ipnoerbar.
Man finbet ie in iebem stnno
@tit fnr5 uno langem 9aar.
Sic nennen Teruperenaler fib
uno uDl'n HrobibitiDn.
nnb iieaten aub tuDhl fi@erlib
SIN t1anchem St6otben iGun.
Sic Ibelten iber @ein mno Bier
uno t~rinfen, mie betnnnt,
Sur Baier, bod man iaate mir,
Sas BaIier lei gebrannt.
9ph niHt aufrieben, baB anein
Sic l0lde Nerren iinb;
Sic tuolIen, es ion Sober iein
SIN Gano, Mann, frau unn &ino.
Sic birben urs @eiebe auf,
9ie finb elm tuahrer @raus
un6 bod tomn1t in Der 8eiter 3axf
Nicbt8 CUTS babel beraus.
Drum, 8ereat Der aatisen 8rut,
80 tie audi meilt i'm 9ano.
8par MdBiafeit lit INNER gut.
Soh oies lit llnberftano.
Sic fpifien nidhts bon Mdsigteit,
Bon pahrer SeubeIei
ST an ihr 2reiben ieoerseit
unoulbiamfeit babel
Drum flint meiu @las nit Gone Star Bier,
Sb nebm' es oonn CUR 0nnb
unb bring benz Dsann Elm 5oh aus bier,
Der trinfet nit 8eritano.
Der maspuI 5einen Ourff aeftiat,
Gas MtnS lei nidht 5u Heinz
uno iorgt, baB ieoer5eit gefint.
Mit Conc Star es lDH 1ein.
SD uinife, boz Die Serenbrut
8erourIten miiSt, sur 6rift,
Damn Iernten Tie bteLIeiht, mie gut
9as eble xpne gtar ift.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08
VIM. ]. STUCKE

gaItmau &oonfs, gomeras upt
pbotograpbiide uteniilien.
GmatursG rbeit tpiro iurafdttia Iel.
tiggeiteat.
400 CfsG esgtrase.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08
Das OeutId1 : WtneritaniIl

- 9as DeutiH . Gtneritaniibe
2beater in Berlin, an oeifen Spite
Die 6erren Saul uro GbDlph 8bilipp
bier Sabre lang aeitanoen baben. lit
BON oieien %aufaeaeben mDroen. Sie
lebte Saiisu lit finansien nitt erfoIa.
reid oeueien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08
,,Grmatteter Natmren fremmnliber
ReIeberH

lit Der Scblat aber BET Mppetitloiigfeit,
ihlebter 8erbauuna, 3Dpfibmer5 unb
n%erit0pftem 2etbe tuirb guer @ebirn bers
pirrt, tperben Cure Nerben reiabar uer.
ben, unb mirb Der Natur frennolidber See
1eber gmb ntbt anfiurben. Dor bielen
Sobren fanoen bic alien M6nbe bpn ct.
8ernbarb nnter &rdutern unb 8ur5eln
elm iiberes Seilmittet fir aIle biele uebel,
inbam ite einfab Die Sober tpieoer in Qes
iunbe Sdtiateit periebten, unb nlIe anoee
rem 5unttt0nen iblDfen iib oieier iDfort
an Die st. Bernard &rduterpillen Iino
oas bette Mittei. bic 2eber au reaulieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08

Das bette fir Ebeumatismus -
elmer q Mmenb's Wesept WU.
1851. 8eriibmt tueaen ieiner TOr'
siiee bel erFDlareihen 6eilungsr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08
Cuhu $, @pItpm, Oeffeuuid

-SObn. 8. BOItDn, OeHenHlheI
0otar. @runoeieentutn. Maent fiji
8enlipneanfprihe. gde Grpdett.
uno &anarrusS traBe. aeaeniiber BON
Der ySan Nntuniu @rpreB.' Geuea
9eIephon 439.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-08
@aOneftteras mnm1t Gnn

Menu SIR sud- iraenomu ,ieoer.
lofen unat. tut es entlano Der ST.
ME Der
Gam MmtDmtp & Mramiae
YaB Sabn,
i'm Barteu. Diitritt oe8 Gtaatea. De.
lunhhe,t nno 8lima uniibertruHen
Biliee Qdnoereien fir ben Enrtner
Winrftgdrtner. Sblt' uno Biehsiihter
Beaeu @inselbeiten menoet Sud- nn
SEQ. s. Hupton n, o. S. e..
San NRtpniu. Eeraa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-20
QUEEN EDNA OF wnLLAMErrE.
Big Student JollihCation Convened
in W. U. Gym.

Miss Edna Browning, with appro.
PIRATE ceremonies, was crowned
Queen Edna l." last night. to rule
the Christmas carnival. which will
continue this evening and saturday
afternoon. Upon the announcement
of the herald. Clark Belknap. the
popular young ruler, who was pretti.
ly govned In white and blue, led IN,
royal procession to the dais at the
south end Of the spacious gymnasium
while the Peerless orchestra dis-
persed strains of music. There were
six maids of honor. wearing wreaths
of ivy, and as the march ended at
the throne three maids took their po-
sltion on each side.
The lord high chamberlain, II. S.
Hardman. delivered an address to the
assembled subjects, and. as the queen
knelt upon the dais, placed crowd
of ivy upon her brow and proclaimed
her mistress of the realm OF fun and
merriment Queen Edna. in an ap-
proprlate speech, declared that the
Christmas carnival was in progress,
and W. loomed all guests TO her realm
Mernie Hug, one OF Salem's sweet
est singers, then favored those as
sembled with solo, after which Miss
lone Fisher gave a reading IL Amt
Coin TO Cry any More" The vocal
solo by Mrs. Goodenough was well
received, and the reading by Chester
Catlow, THE Finish of Percy Acton
Jones" made all the Wild men in'
the side shows come out while the
building shook with applause. f.
w. Pierce. who has one of the best
tenor voices In the city. sang TO the
entire satisfaction OF all. After the
excellent program, the various spell
ers along the great Midway" began
TO shout the praises OF the various
attractions. Confetti was In the air.
and the darkie minstrels sang about
the animal fair" and the monk
chattered In glee. The students
have a special policeman on dpity to
keep the plece-of sausage, which
he uses for a club.
The festivities will be resumed
this evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-20

Seattle. Wash, Dec 20.-Beoause
she professed a greater affection for
her dog than she ala for her hus-
band, and indllgod In nightly carous-
ais with other men. much to the dis
turbance OF the usual peaceful mat
rlmonlal relations. Addison G.
Freese has secured a decree OF d.
voroe from his wife, Ada V. Freese.
In the complaint, which was amplifed
by the testimony OF the husband.
Commlssary Sergeant Wilson. now
stationed at Fort Lawton, Is named
as correspondent. and witnesses from
the fort testified 10 a New Years par
~ In Sergeant Wilson's post quar-
ters, In which wine flowed 80 freely
that Mrs. Freese became violently an
aud was given antl-septic tablets Ia
mistake for headache tablets. and
was only saved by the prompt arrly-
al OF the post surgeon and the appIi-
cation OF stomach pump.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-20
|RTLAND'S
| BOND ISSUE
ILLEGAL

'ftand, Dec. 2O.-Portland s
Psed and authorized issue OF sS'-
20 worth Of water bonds have
passed upon by the circuit court
nltnomah county. and found In
The decision will affecL not
'he water bonds, but also the
'fe OF the issue of S5,225,OOO
Nfized at the June municipal
'pn, and it will also inyalidate
|narter amendments. The de-
OF the circuit court will not be
Nally handed down until Janu-
but IL was offieially announced
r 'ght by Judge Cleland. The de-
Is the outcome of a friendly
Brought by Francis I. Mekenna
eneca Smith against the city 10
he legality Of the bonds ana
nments. City Attorney Kayan-
Nill take the case up TO the SUI
n court at once.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-20
THIRTY
KILLED BY
EXPLOSION

Palermo, italy, Dec ga ter
rible explosion, which took place al
the noted plant Of the Ajello arms
factory. one OF the largest arms man
establishments in Italy,
killed al least so and probably many
more. Al least 100 are injured
-Four hotels, which were located near
By and many residences were badly
damaged. The wreckage caught hre
and Is burning fiercely, preventing
the rescuers making any headway
with the relief OF the injured the
casualty list will be large.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-20

In the years / worked for Mrs.
Letter turned over 10 her between
IS. 100000 and S1O,OO0,OO0," as
serted Hugh Crabbe OF this city who
has modestly claimed 100000 from
Mrs. l.. y. Letter for salary and conf
missions on the profitable invest
ments he made. Most OF the Letter
estate Is IN Chicago real estate and
Crabbe's figures as 10 the Letter
revenues are interesting when one
recalls the fact that l.. z. Letter
made most OF his fortune-as so
many Chicago millionaires have
done-as a partner with Marshall
Field. the firm being Field g. Letter.
Mrs. Letter, who has a palatial home
IN Washington. and Joseph, Of bust
ed wheat corner" fame. now Is seen
more In Paris than in Chicago.
Crabbe has been factum and he al
leges that the promises Of homar-
iums for nlmble wit In trades were
not kept-that the only token 10 him
from Mrs. Letter was "a cheap lead
pencil sent from Germany" He had
TO get along on $500 a year
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-20
JOHN
MITCHELL
STRICKEN

indianapolis, Dec. 2O-John Mitch
ell was suddenly striken this morn
ing Physicians and priest were
al once sent for. An effort was
made 70 first keep MitehelFs con
ditlon secret. He was rushed to the
Claypool hotel. Mitchell was not a
catholic, but his family, Il Is under
stood have told friends that II ne
was taken suddenly III, to send for
priest, so that he could be buried
with his family. At l o'clock DIT
Hodges issued a statement when
follows:
"Mltchells condition Is serious Du'
not necessarily critical. ! Will not
discuss the nature OF the attack
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-20
ABOUT
MINING
STOCKS

Nancy II. Zercher KS. w. II. Burg
lhardt and F. T. Griflth is the title
Iof complaint which has been filed
In department No. of the circuit
court asking the adjustment of cer-
tain interests In mining stock which
the plaintiff sots forth as having
purchased of the defendant.
The complaint sets forth that the
defendant was president. financial
agent and principal stockkolder in
Gold Greek Mining and Milling com
pany having property in Marion coun-
ty, and that at all dates mentioned
in the complaint Griffith was an at
torney for the said Burghardt. Mrs.
zeicher claims that on or about the
3 LIST day of October, 1903, tho de-
fendant BuTghardt induced her to
purchase a large amount OF shares
of stock of the salr mining corpora
tion, representing that the stock was
of great value" being then worth
25 cents per share while the mini
mum selling price OF said stock was
fixed at cents and also that the
company was solvent. Mrs. Zelcher
sets forth that npon these represen-
tations she bought 100000 shares
at cents per share giving in pay
ment four notes.
The representations made by the
defendant, says the plaintif. were
false as in 1904, the company was
found TO be insolvent and the stock
worthless. That when an adjust
mont was demanded, Burghardt
agreed to accept in liquidation OF the
notes stock of the corporation at a
price not less than cents per share
giving the plaintiff all such benefit as
che might gain by being able TO dis
pose OF said stock above the price OF
3 cents. Prior to this date. tho de-
fendant assigned some OF the notes
executed 10 various parties as col
lateral security for notes executed by
him TO the said third parties OF which
notes Griffith claimed to hold $500.
All indebtedn 90 the defendant
BurghGrdt was liquidatcd by paying
on oil OF said collateral Indebtedness
except $3.50 embraced by notes held
by Griffith.
In 1904 therefore Il was agre "a
and arranged that all notes then out
standing against the plaintlff in favor
1of Burghardt should be surrendered
and there should be executed a note
for $3.50 which was TO be paid In
stock as before stated.
The plaintiff sets forth that the de-
PENDANTS refuse TO carry out their
agreement IN regard TO the liquIda-
tlon and insist that they Will sell the
stock az the highest market price ana
procC against the plaintln per-
.sonally for any deficiency
An injunction Is asked TO restrain
the defendants from selling the stock
of the said company az a sum less
than cents per share, until a future
order of the court and that the said
Burghardt be required TO apply the
liquidation o, said notes as per the
agreement and for costs and dis
lbqrsements of the action.
Carson and Cannon are attorneys
I for the plaintlff.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-20
Bank Quits Business.

llted Press Leased Wire)
Faso, Dec. 90 August Saehn
lpany, private bankers, today
al their depositors in checks
Merchants Loan & Trust Com
and announced that the bank
Wind up its affairs. A story
''nted yesterday that Angus.
Tue cashier, had disappeared
rA' shortage OF $4,000 had
SCARED, saehn refused to see
out a bank clerk, speaking
denied the story. and said
e bank was merely going out