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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-10

ling, unb Der Sngenieur 8ofendG
ittuerten aud jebt tpieDer, tpis am Mtts
tag, bos Ga6raeug. Mber 5u linen
bate ft4 btesmal ols Drttter Mdior
@roB sefeut. 8alb fteg Der gaIDn
10 bod, bab CT In ben bonn Mbenbrptb
umfpielten Mplten pte etn bunfler
NebeIitreifen erfdien, balb ienfte er IiG
ftef 5ur Grbe berob. Do1 oh TN Mufs
jties obsr TN GaIlen. bic BRIGHTON, NIT
Der er benz Steuer gebor9te, mar bic
glethe. Dos Gubr5eug bef4rieb Boz
gen unb S4letfen. es belt mtttsn In
fttnem 2duf time unb ftanb ftia. Der
Motor tpurbe bod oben In ben Giften
9efttppt unb tpieber anselaHsn, Der
@a1Dn IieB fi9 nieber unb ftieg tpteber
duf, unb einmal marfdirte ct f6rmltn
iber bas Geldnbe. b, 3. MAJ, lieb TIN
nur CANA tpenis bonn 8pben entfernt
iber BITE Grbe hnf9ipeben. Der Mbenb
besonn ietne S9dtten duf bns Gelb
81 fperfen, ala man bteies tpe95elrets
Gen SpteIes es genus fem FEB, unb
PIN tDurbe Der BaIon. Der ft9 ala Elm
Irtumphdtor ertpiefen, 5uriid tn bic
Dale gebrodt. Stint Gtunben bate
e ftG I'M Netber benegt unb bis gum
Iebten NugenbIid NIT Gteuer, 5draus
be unb Wotor iebenebem Rommanbo
gfhcrdt. Dos franaDiifde 2nftf9iff
mar am "A. sSult 8 Gtunben IL mt
nuter uniertpeas gepefen, nibrenb bt.
beutf6en Merpnduten BET ibrem erTten
Mnfftieg NIT BEN @roBf9en 9anon 8
@sunbeH 81 mtnuten tbr 6abr5elg-
geleHit botten.
Dos BON M1ior Grob ionftrutrte
aufrdtff bilbet niGt ben etnaigen be>
G4tenspertben GrfoIg bes beutf9en
2uftf9iffboues. Dos no6 benz CANA
ftarren Gbitem ssbaute Glugf9iff beS
i@rafen b. Zeppelin bat mad elmer
Neihe bon Gebtfdl6gsn BET feinen Ieb.
ten. I'm Ottober Dorigen sSa6res iiber
benz 8obenfee ousgefahrten prpbefabr,
ten. duBsr elmer bisber bon feinem ais
beren 2uftfGiff erreidten gtaenaes
S1tDtnbisteit BON IA Bis Is meter In
Der Getunoe, cine abfolute StabtlitGt
unb pcIe Cent? unb Mdn1nrirfdbio,
isit ertptefen. 9ier3u fommt, bab es
tnfolge Der Gr0be feines WoIumens
lrb Der bdbur4 bebingten 4uftriebss
trait iebr bel Ben5in mitfiibren fam,
toobur4 fein Nttionsrobius auBerors
bentli4 groB Dtrb. Nber bis6er bat
eaefss 6lagfdiff feline aufftiese unb
Ganbungen nur srit ubsr @oFer aus
gsftihrt nnb muB feline Mdn0prtrfdbigs
teit lber 2anb erft nod erpeifen. 3us
BEN TT 60 tbeuer unb uber 2anb nidt
t~runspcrtubel, 70 bnb feline 9erpen.
bnngsmSgli@teit tmmrrbtn nod be-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

f9rGnft 1T. Nu9 benz I'M ftarren Moz
torluftf9tff, has Der bapriide Mdjor
b. 9arfebal ge6aut bat, ntrD cine
BroBe 3ufunft ~prppGe5eit. Gs tit err
bebli9 fIeiner, bepegliAer unb bilttger
oIs bas 3eppelinfde unb pirb bes6alb
fir nance 3nede an feiner StelIe
praftif6e 8ernenbuug finben; bo6
finb bic 8erfu4e nit inn nod nint
abgeT4lpKen.
Qnbers in Jrantrei9. !9ier 1T es
bOr etntgea Sa5ren benz Sagenieur
Sultpt, bem alerbin9s BET Ieinen Der
fu6en 5psi fefdnnte @portsmdnner,
BITE 8riber 2ebau0p, nit unbe[9rdnf<
ten Wattteln 5ur 5eits Itanben. in gang
furaer 3eit aaEllRsen, fein auf einem
neuen @ruabioa beru6enbes proiett
Bis 81 elmer iolGsn @ouenbung bur9s
5ufiibren. buB fetn WiptorluFtf4iff
baIO tn Der frana0ffden 4rmee als
ariegsfa9raeug einsefiihrt purbe. @s
ftelt eine 8sreinigung oes ftarren unb
I'm ftarren 3pps bar: auf elmer ftarren
9runbfIdde fibt bic torpebofDrmiee
8%aaonbile, bic burd Elm 8aGpnett
praa gebalten tptrb, Sn i6rsr W}itte
trdgt Die @runbfldde etnsn Riel, en-
Der au9 bas @teuer angebra9t TT.
DIT Der 8obenfldde 1T BITE @onbel
felt perbunben; IeBtere ent9Glt einen
Daimlermptor, Der apei feitli9 or9ee
bra4te Glieelfdraubsn betpegt. Mit
btefem Stugfdiff tpurben f9pn tn BEN
Snhren 1902 unb 1908 3ablrei6e
Gabrten dusgefiibrt, BET benen es ole
Qnforberun9en binii4tli9 5tabilitdt
unb ManDbrirfdbigfeit bur9aus ers
fdate. Dte gigengef9pinbtgtett be-
trug f6on i'm 4nfang II Dieter unb
BET einem fpdter uusgefibrten MpbeG
IL Meter ii Der 6sfunbe, 10 bab es
benz Ga9r5sag mGgli9 mar, au9 gegen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-10

5iemlt9 ftort.n Mtnb fein 3ieI gu err
ret6en. Selbf bic 2anbune fpnnte
~gefabrlos betperffenist perben, ipenr
man nur etnsn geitiBten Srt pdblte
unb sabIreides psrional our @tste
bate. SIN Stnbltd auf bieie giinitigen
GrgsbniHe ero4teten bic Jr~anapfen
ben @ugenblid our @9affung elmer
ariessIuftf4iffflOtte fir gefommen
nnb mo9ten ben Mnfdns, inbem ie
nod 2ebaubpf4sm SppuS ein Rriease
fahrseus erbauten, bos ben Hamen
p2d patrie" erbteIt.
Dem neren beutf4en Quftf9iffe tit
Der Spp Der .patrie" gu Grunbe ee,
iegt. Otefes Sbitem bdlt Maior @rob
gesentDGrtis fir ben einsigen 9pp, Der
BITS gu etnem geptRen Grade ais friees<
brou6bar selten tDnne. Die MGngel,
bte biefem 2uftfdiffe an6often. bette
ben hauptfd9li9 bartn, baB es stpar
trd1Sportabel TT, aber au feiner duff
rt6tung iWmer mebrere Sage ben6-
tbist. Das f9lteBt momentum feine
Brdu9bartett fir ben etgentli9en
Gelbtrtes 70 gut pie sana aus unS
bef6rGntt es I'm tpefentli9en ouf ben
Dienff IN ben Jeitungen gu Grtunbi,
gungs5peden. On benz beutfden 2uft.
fdiffe ftnb. tpie es beibt, bic Tebler
Der frdnaSfif9en &onturrena perrntes
ben unb @erbeFerungen angebra9t
fporben, BITE ietne @ertpenbbarfeit fir
teben &rtegs3ped s~endbrleiiten. Gin
Rommanbo BON 8 Sffiaieren, 10 I'm
! teroffi3iereH unb rs Wann TT an benz
Sabr5euge f9on aussebilbet porben.
Die epo9alen Reiultate, bic @rob, Der
3nelei9 Better beg 9eretns aur ssDrs
berllng Der beutfben 2uftf6ifffabrf lift,
BADEN bic beuti9e Militdrpertpaltunq
az benz GntfdIuB beitimmt, cine Der
ffdrtung Der Notwithstanding fos
fort In 4nartff gu ns6nlen. Das apette
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. foa fpdter non
WeB perleBt tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-10
m Il. Stuff, benz Sage bes frans

~ m Il. Suli, benz Sage bes trans
III sGffaen RutionaIfeftes, feierte
G. bsuer bic fran8Diif6e 2ufts
f9tffte9nit etnsn sroBsn Srts
,umpb NIT benz erfolgreiaen 4uffties
bes lentbaren 2uftf9iffes npatrie."
bas iber benz Gelbe bon 2ongdamps
mnb angeiidts ether patriottf9 begei,
fterien menge NIT f9einbar pputpm.
inener Si9erbett n1an0nrirte. Dte
aonftrutteure Der .patrte," 2ebdubp
uub Suntot, haben bamtt 3neifelos
stner bebeutenben Gorti9ritt IN Der
Neronautit er5telt, tnbeFen Seiste es
ft4 bdIb borduf, baB aud in Deutf4,
lamb IN aner @tiIle erfolgrei9 georbet.
let tpurbe. Dos bonn &pmmanbeur bes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Berlin, Mo.
apr Cans @rpb, I'm Quftrdge bes preu.
Bifden Rrtessmtntftertuns erbdute
MttttGrluftf4tff bat tn iinsfter 8ett
perf9iebene @ufftees po[fabrt, bie
binfidtli9 Der Mefultate In mebrerer
Bedtehun9er bic Getiturtge1 Des frdr'
sBfif8en 2ufti@iffeB iibertroffen bu'
ben.
Dem eriten, an. einem Mtttass uns
teraommenerl Qufitieg bes @roBfaen
0uftf9tffes, Der 81 @tinben gepdbrt
unb ben 9aIIon iiber Sesel, @,,nnbou
unb Gbarlottenburs our @bfabrtsftene
5uridgefihrt bate, mot gesen 4benb
Ietne stpette Muffabrt gefoIgt. &onnte
BITE erite Gabrt, ba tie eth tpettes @ebtet
umtreiite, benz 8eobdGter fetn Sc,
~jammtbilb bon Der 2eiftunssfdbtgteti
bes 8alons getpd6ren, 70 mar iebt
hierfiir gelesenbeit gebotsn. Denn
bas 2uftf9iff bas stser 6a nbr bonn
SdtebplaBe aus iiG erbob, blieb iiber
btefem @eldnbe. Der Giibrer Der 9er>
fudsfompdgnie, 9auptmonn b.. @per,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-10
The Owl Grocer Company,
WHOLESALE GROCERY.
a~ummiFtpus @ef9aft

@ir fI9ren ale Arten BON Groceries,
@etreibe, @ebI, S~utterftoffen nler glrt
9iibner8ei5en, 3uderrp9r Snmeu. SAT-
firzGorn, beutider 9irie un0 9eu = IN
8agenlaoun9en ODER tpeuiger.
&tr eriuden UNI Goniignntipnen bon
2auoes. YrooutteH. S6neae grleoigung
Der @ei6dfte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-10

9is 0antagungsspr 0.
I ttonen In Snfel Sdms
9dnb boben i6ren urfprung BON 81,
Grdncts Bernard, @eneraltdpitdn unt
9auptg0uberneur Der en9lif4sn BRO
pin5 Mafa9ufetts Bah. Bernard er.
lteB am 4. Nobember 1767 cine Danf.
fogungss beren Torm
INT Wefentliden fir ole folgenben
Dantfasungszpr otlamationen BIS aui
ben beutissn Gag b~sibsbalten tporber
lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-10

SO6n S. Bolton, Offentliber SEQ.
tar. @runoeieentum. @gent fir
8eniionsonfpriihe. ode grodett- uno
Robarro-StraBe, gegeniiber bon Der
San antonio Grpreb". 0eues Sc
ebhor 439.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-10

6inf's 5 Gents !SaOana 9iearr,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-10

Seine Marter fam nit Der bon
2benmatismus bergIiden peroen.
Gescpt go. 1851, bei elmer &
Imenb, Iinoert fhnea oaes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-10

pie sr5Bte menge gGei
tptrb in Spanien ~getponnen; bieiem
fOlgt Oeutf6lanb. bod in aiemli6 qros
Dem Mbftanbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-10

Ut 5O1H9en yfatlonalTeifes, Telerts
- heuer bic frdnaDfif9e 2ufts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-10
Thomas ScbuIe fir midcben
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS,

griuotiGbute. 2ohl Der Sbdleriuner
ner @eiunohe,ts .Recoro Serlltdhes sii.
ma 9itterarilher 8urius. Bette 8eleaen.
belt fir Muiit. aunf, Defamation, Sam.
noftif, 8nmhalteu. Stenpg apbie 9npe.
plitine. 3aBt gub aatalose tommen.
A. A. THOMAS, A. NJ, President.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-10
gerlorem nnb gefumben.

8erIoren 8piiden $50 geItern
Morgen uno beute Mittog Elm biaio-
Ter anfaG NIT Magenbei6Deroen uno
Ropfpeb ourb ons Tin6en elmer
gdadteI Or. Sings 0euen 2ebens.
Biaen. @arantiert gegen 8iaioiitat,
Walaria uno @eIbiuft. so Gents
be; aoolpb 0reiB uno 81. gobn & SO.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26
Hope Domestic
9 3-4c

During this sale We WiH sell the
GENUINE HOPE DOMESTIC at
034c per yard. This is less than
wholesale price...is all neW goods
and only 10 yards WiH be sold to
each customer. This price is good
only bettUeen the hours of 9 and 10
O'Clock a. M. each day.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-18
lMR. DOOLEY ON THE DECAY OF
BASEBALL.
BY F. p. DUNNE.
Copyright 1907, by H. Ii. Mcclure and Coz

umph to tn East. tn Chicago team
packed its thrunks and wint home
TO New York. an tn New York team
come home TO Chicago FIR tn Winter
A little later ye'd read in tn pa
pers: 'McGaw. tn star tWirler iv tn
Chicago White Stockings. may not re-
turn to tn game. He has been offer
ed tn Tammany nommynation in tn
fourth dlsthrict. where he was born
an brought up Or, Flannery, tn
demon batsman iv tn Joynts. has talk
en- tn MANAGEMENT iv his brothers
caffy in Bloc Island Avnoo fr tn
Winter. l niver knew a ball player
that lived within hundherd miles iv
tn place where he dhrew his pay
check. Be hivins, twinty years ago I
felt tn same hathred f'r tn Saint
Looey Browns IN tn Summer that I
used on tn British Goyernmint in
Winter. / am not a man iv vi'lent dis
likes, but I used to say a short prayer
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-18

housekeeping and we do value them
so much"
You say gave them to you?'' an
swered Uncle Bob.
Yes, sir, and you told me-" said
the boy, that all 1 would have to do
would be to find hole that had fish
in it, bait the hook and it would do
the rest"
Uncle Bob had to confess to the
truth of the boys statement, but said
since he came to think of it. it wasn't
the right time of the moon TO fish. No
tish that had any sense would bite
on the last quarter IF the moon.
But Uncle Bob" said the boy
you proposed that we should go fish
ing today.
when did I propose it,"
t'At the supper table last night. And
father told You that we boys might go
with you, and mother said (dOn't you
ramember) she'd like to go too, but
couldn't on account of some garden
work she wished to DO; and you said
she'd better go with us, as it was no
time to plant snaps and the like on
the dark of the moon"
'Well, how are we going to the
pond?" asked Uncle Bob
why" said the father. the boys can
hitch old Ned to the spring wagon,
and
"Td rather walk" said Uncle Bob
with some heat, than to go lumber
ing along the road in an old broken
down affair, doE't think I'll g,,''
And he didn't, but remained at
home in a pout. and made no lit
tie amount of trouble in the garden
about one thing and another. which
gave rise to a conversation that night
between the older brother and his
wife which ran as follows:
Glow did you get along with your
garden work tOday?" asked the older
brother of his wife.
Il never had such a time In all my
life. Brother Robert, instead of go
ing fishing with the boys, as you
know, volunteered to help me.
reckon he thought he was helping, but
| would have given almost anything to
have been rid Of him. Nothing l sug-
Sested was at all feasible He gave
me to understand that | didn't know
a thing about gardening; and when at
last l reminded him that you were
the older brother and I ought to
have learned a little som mething about
gardening from you, he promptly told
me that YOU never knew anything
And, so when l reminded him Of
the fact that we had been gardening
for forty years, without his advice, ne
flew into passion and said in an ac-
rimonious manner. LAS You don't wish
that | should instruct YOU, L guess ID
better leave the garden.
Just as you like, Brother Robert"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-18
ALL TO ASHEV|LLf
State Baptist S. S. As
sembIy July 8-14.
Secretary Moore Issues q Call to the
10000 :. 5. Workers to Attend the
Great Observation-Disclosures
Array OF Sunday School Talent.

Secretary Hight c. Moore began yes
terday afternoon the work of sending
out to the 1000 Baptist pastors and
Sunday school superintendents of the
State a neatly printed program and
announcement in pamphlet form. of
the next annual session of the North
Carolina Baptist Sunday School AS
sembly, to be held at Asheville July
Sth to 14th, 1907.
The Assembly will open in the audi
torium of the First Baptist church OF
Asheville at o'clock Monday evening,
July 8th, and continue daily through
the following Sunday. The general
program for each day viii be morn
ing session from 10 TO /. and an even
ing session from S to 10-mak1ng
daily schedule of five hours OF Assem-
bly, work. The afternoons will be
mainly set apart for recreation: one
for a Christian Workers Social, one
for a Biltmore drive. one for visit
TO Blue Mount, and one for Depart
mental Conferences
The Assembly is simply a midsum-
mer mass meeting of the Baptist sun
day school Worker of the State assem-
bled for acquaintance, association, in
slruction and inspiration. 1t IS called
together by the Sunday School Com
mittee Of the Baptist State Convention,
which is composed this year of Mr.. \.
3. Broughton, Mr. J. w. Bailey, Dr.
w c. Tyree. Mr. r. y. Simms. DR..
Charles Lee Smith. Mr.. c. H. Poe and
Mr. @ J. Hunter
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-18

"a passed ball SCORED against him; an
tn man at tn bat catches tn
next wan In tn eye, an sinds it into
tn clubhouse; an tn ginteel crowd
advises tn pitcher that his job is still
open FIR him on tn dumps because
tn boss knew tn kind iv a pitcher
he was; an tn game is over, an we've
won, an I got up me circulation be
maxim tn pace f'r a block or two f'r
a frind iv mine that wants to tell tn
empire what he thinks iv him befure
he can get to his car.
NO Sir, baseball amt amy tea-an'-
mullins game. It's rale spoort. Why,
Hogan tells me man can play
cricket till he's old enough to be
Prisidint iv a savings bank. He can
play it an wear whiskers to his waist,
an he don't need to take off his stove
pipe hat onless he wants to. He can
play it as long as he can hold a cup
iv tea without spil1in' it on his flannel
pants. But think iv a man iv sixty
thryin' to play baseball with tn pro-
fssyonals. He might betther ship
f'r an arctic expedition. Baseball
is tWintyfive they begin to call him
old man Kelly whin he's thirty tn
papers advise tn aujience to be kind
to him because he has seen betther
days: he's not, nacherally, as spry as
young or middle-aged man, but
baseball must be played with tn head
as we'll as tn legs: an if he lives an
holds down a job till thirty-ive, they
note that his intellect is wabblin' tn
same as his knees, an rayspictfully
suggist that he go off somewhere an
curl up an die
Its a rough game" said Mr.. Hen
messy "but it amt as bad as it looks.
An it's good-natured, although ye
wudden't think So
It's like life said Mr.. Dooley, "or,
annyhow, like life in America
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-18
ItNIsli AND ALGERIA MED
AMERICAN GOODS

i Trade Of sioo, 600 600 Year Which
is Gobhiei by Iurop~-Opcning~
for Our Cottons and Farming and
Mining Machin cry-How Tunisln "
Goscrncd-The hey and Ills shctk-
Worked by the Irench-Ihe Postal.
Telegraph and banking Taeiiitics-
The Native Courts and VIII the
Jews DO Not Like Then-Italians
ONcrrunning the Country.
TUNIs
I-ncie Sam should send his CONNER
cial travellers 10 Tunts and Algeria.
These two French colonies Nre rapidly
increasing in population T8ui-ia IA
doubled within the past ten years.
and Algeria is growing t"th hy i'm
migration and by It's increase nuinhtr
OF births. II IL were not for the d.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-18
CROPS BADLY DAMAGED.
Hail Storm Near Charlotte Worse
Than at First Reported.

Charlotte, n. c.. June 14.-Tuesday's
hail storm was far more disastrous
than at first reported especially in
the East corner of Mecllenburg where
Cabarrus and Union counties come to-
gether. The area of the storm is
said to have been about two miles wide
and throughout its path little. If any.
cotton escaped being cut down by
stones as large as goose eggs. The
damage in this county will probably
amount to several thousand dollars.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-18

thou not thyself?' A goodly number
OF specialists Will be there and give
us their best: three State Sunday
School Secretaries and also expert rep
resentatives Of the three Boards OF the
Southern Baptist Convention. Secre-
tary 3. w. Spilman-inimitab and
beloved throughout the State-Will be
at his best in six special addresses.
The new and worthy note of missions
in the sunday school will be thrice
struck by DR.. T. B. Ray. our Southern
Baptist leader in this special work. Or.
/. j. Van Ness. the very capable Edi-
torial Secretary of our Nashville sun
day School Board. will be heard on
two important themes. The relation
Of the Sunday school to Home Mis-
sions will be discussed By Or j. f.
Love. the able Assistant Secretary Of
our Home Board. of Atlanta Secre-
taries George W. Andrew J. of Georgia
and j. d. Moore, of south Carolina, are
TO be present at this gathering in their
native State and each lend a helping
head and hand.
scores OF Leading Workers.
Besides these. score of our own
front-line workers-not whit behind
the chiefest-will discuss live topics
in helpful practical way.
The famous Wake Forest Quar-
Jette Will lead the Assem- bly, in song
1t viii be worth trip across the State
to hear them.
There will be series Of Bible
studies in line with the years lessons
two or three Round Table or Target
Practice features. several periods for
open discussion in which everybody
rnay participate, special music, and
withal, good fellowship commingled
with true worship
Taking an active part in the Assem-
bly,, in addition to those mentioned
a bove, viii be Rev. z. Z. Bomar, Rev
w c. Barrett, Rev. I n. Loftin, Rev
c. w. Blanchard. Mr.. John Z. Ray
DR.. Henry W. Battle, Rev. r Z
r. L. Patton, Prof. J. 3. Carlyle Prof
G. E. Brewer Prof j. Henry High
smith, and others.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-18
RESULT OF \ CIRCULAR.
Business Man OF Brownsville Killed
for EOoling With Printers Ink
(By the Associated Press }

Houston, Texas, June 14.-H. s.
Wreford, prominent business man.
was shot and killed today at Browns
ville as the result OF a circular he
issued yesterday, in which he bitterly
denounced Captain VIM. Kelly, be-
cause Of Kelly's testimony before the
senate committee. which is investigat-
ing the Brownsville affray in Wash
ington. Jesse Thorham. the step
son of Captain Kelly. is charged with
the killing.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-18
Outline of Work.

In his announcement to the ten
thousand North Carolina Baptist sun
day school workers and their friends,
Secretary Moore says:
The meeting will combine the in
spirational with the instrucuonal; and
q suitable motto for the Assem- bly, this
season might be found in Paufs word:
Thou that teachest another, teachest
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-18

AS matrimonial prize a homeiy
girl makes good more often than Il
pretty one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-12

The intermediate sizes, In six
sizes between the above quoted
extremes, gradually rise A.
in prices from 25c 4lSC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-12

Custom-made Five-panel Double
Screen Doors, 1h-inch stock;
fstures. Usually 50 SS.OS
pair. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-14

trwaja wciaz w caiej swej gro
zie. Onegdaj przyszlo do krwa-
wego starcia, w czacie ktorego
wojsko musia}o uzyc bagnetow,
by rozpedzie tiumy raniio wielu
demonstantow. Wczoraj w nocy
w czasie awantur uIicznych je-
den mezczyzna i jedna kobieta 20
stall zabici w strzelaninie; oba-
wiaja sic wciaz dalszych zabu-
rzeh i stare. w miescie porzadek
utrzymuje wojsko. Sprawe straj-
kierow ma rozpatrzec izba han
dlowa w Londynie, a pracodaw-
cy irlandzcy oswiadczyli, re ma
wyrok jej sic zgodza.
Marsylia, IA sierpnia. = Do
zamordowania Emmy Levin,
ktorej cialo znaleziono w kufrach
niejakiego Goolda Monte Carlo,
przyznal sic ow Goold i opowie-
dial, re kobiete zamordowal W
klotni o pieniadze, ktore byl jej
winien i 0 ktore sic upomina}a.
Toronto, Ont, Kanada, IA sier-
pnia. = 5O-ciu telegrafistow, tu-
tejszych, zatrudnionych w 'kom-
panii Great Western przyiaczy-
10 sic do strajku telegrafistow "a
merykahskich re sympathy, jaka
zywia dla tych ostatnich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-14

Yorku wyjechaly diva parowce
ma rzeke Hudson z licznymi pasa-
zerami do Albany. Adirondack ja-
ko szybszy wyprzedzii Troy, lecz
blisko 9tej wieczorem pod polka
dem spostrzezono ogieh. Natych-
miast q niebezpieczehstwie dano
znac kap. parowca Troy, a tym-
czasem skierowano palacy sic sta
tex ku brzegowi. 800 pasazerow
przesadzono ma Troy bez maj
mniejszej paniki. Kobiety die
ci zachowywaly sic bardzo spo-
kojnie jakby sic niczego ME oba-
wialy. Okoio jedenastej W nocy
marynarze obu parowcow stlu-
mill pozar. Statek jednak jest mo-
emo uszkodzony trzeba go do
dokow przyholowac.
Honolulu, wyspy hawajskie, IA
sierpnia. = Kapitan kukasz Oh
sen okrstu San Francisco przez
dwanascie dni daremnie poszuki-
wal wyspy Laysan. Wyspa wido-
cznie wskutek ostatnich trzesien
ziemi znikxa wodowni, skryia sic
w morzu razem rodzina Maksy-
miliana Schlemmera kilkunasto-
ma japonskimi robotnikami.
Rzadowy statek ulroquols
wznowi poszukiwania/
Railway, N. J.,1 4 sierpnia. =
w szkole poprawczej zarzadzono
sledztwo i wykryto wielkie MED
balstwo naduzycia. Przeszlo
$50 clllopcow dla braku miejsca
spaio regularnie ma korytarzach.
Pewien chlopiec zezna}, re oneg-
daj zwiazano mu rece puszczono
nan silny prad woody. Komitet
Sledczy ME wgladnal w finanse teJ
instytucyi.