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Evening journal., 1907-02-11
STAND
FOR TEMPERANCE

The Wilmington NJ. Z. Preachers
Association this morning endorsed the
agitation throughout the
State and appointed the Revs. c. T..
Wyatt and r. k. Stephenson a COM
mittee TO draft resolutions calling on
the Legislature to pass the several bills
now before it dealing with the subject.
The Rev. L. J. Westfall pastor Of Beth
any Baptist Church. read a paper on
"The Self-Consciousness Of Christ"
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
EVELYN TOLD THAW
OF WHITES PRESENCE
IN THE ROOF GARDEN
Contents Of FateFuI Note Read
in Court and Document Ad-
mitted as Evidence
JEROME WINS LEGAL
BATTLE OVER DELMAS

How real confession Of Evelyn
TVha.w outrivals fiction of Tess"
This is the confession Of Tess OF
the D'Urbervilles.
How could 1 be expected to
know? I was a child when 1 left
home. Ladies know what to fight
against for they read novels that
tell them OF these tricks, but /
never had the chance Of learning
in that way"
Tess lost her husband.
This is the confession Of Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw.
'Mr. Thaw said he loved me and
wanted TO marry me. He said re-
neatedly, why don't you marry meT
I said I won't He said, Is 1t be-
cause Of stanford Winter I said
yes, it is because of. Stanford
White"
Evelyn Nesbit won a husband.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
JURY FAILED TO AGREE

After celebrating over six hours the
jury in the case of the state VS.. Pro-
SCISSOR lawson Hermann returned on
Saturday afternoon with the announce
ment that it was unable TO reach a ver-
dict and in accordance with this state
ment the court discharged the jury
Professor Herrmann's bail was di-
rected renewed and it is possible that
the case may be tried again.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
THOUGHT IT WAS
A BURGLARS KIT
SatcheI Containing ReVOIVeTS
Belonging to Lieut.. Casey
Found in POStOffiCe

There was considerable excitement
for a time at the postofice to-day
when a small satchel containing two
large revoivers was found beneath one
of the desks in the corridor. The pis-
tolls had been left by some one and for
gotten and when first examined the
bag had the appearance of a burglars
kit The revolvers, however, were
beautiful weapons, and the kind that
are used in target shooting.
Just at the time when the find was
causing the most interest the revolvers
were claimed by Lieutenant Casey, who
is in the employ Of the DUPONT Powder
Company. A messenger boy had left
the satchel in the postofiice and after
mailing some letters walked Off without
h.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
~ GREENWOOD, Miss.-James n.
Money Jr.. who ended long feud
with his neighbor, L. J. Henderson,
near Cruger. by killing him several
months ago. was acquitted OF murder
to-day, the jury hoi5ing the shooting
to have been justified.
Money is newphew OF United states
Senator Money and cousin of Gov
ernor Vardaman of Miss.
NEWARK, n. J.-Thomas Alva Edi-
son. the inventor says when a man
gets to be sixty it is time to knock on
work. and play awhile. Mr. Edison
is sixty years old to-day. and his
piaytirne begins
ST. PETERSBURG--M. Pobedonost-
sen. the former procurator- general Of
cha Holy synod is confined to his bed
ny an attack OF influenza, which
,srouses some APPREHENSION owing TO his
extreme aEa
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
SEIER, MAN OF MANY NAMES
RAN BLUFF in WILMINGTON

hotel business. Mr.. Hawkins at once "got
busy and escorted "Afr Kuber'' to tho
Clayton House and introduced him TO
Harry Bothman. The stranger was af-
fable "a good talker and soon had Mr.
Bothman interested. He Informed the
prospective purchaser that he might pos
slbly roach an agreement with his brother.
Albert Bothman, who conducts the Ste
Yens' House. in Lancaster. Pa, and who
was not unwilling to sell out
Accordingly, after remaining over night
Mr.. Seller -Bauman- -Euber hastened 70
Lancaster bearing a letter Of Introduction
70 Mr. Bothman Arriving at the stevens
House the stranger proceeded 10 make
good with all with whom he came N en-
tact soon he met several prominent men.
but his stay in the city was Of short du-.
ration. When he loft he owed Mr. Both
man SEQ. whlch the latter had accommo-.
dated him with. besides owing sums or
money TO Frank Reikor. prominent,
brewer OF that city. and Charles Groves.
wealthy liquor dealer.
Identified Picture.
When seier was arrested in Newark It
was learned that he had been in this city
and the chief Of police Of Newark sent
photograph Of the prisoner TO Chief of
Police Black here. When an Evening
Journal reporter presented the picture 10
ar nothman at the Clayton House to-dsy
for Identification he at once Identified
Seirr as Kuber "By his conversational.
said Mr.. Bothman. "Kuber had picnty OH
money and was willing 70 buy anything
in sight In fact he spoke Of obtaluinE
options on several sites in wilmington Tor.
the purposs OF building hotel"
Albert Eathman was notified IN Lancas-
ter to-day Of Kuber's arrest and VIII 90
q Newark and prefer charges AGAINST tna
risn Of many NAMES In an EFFORT 10 regain|
the money which ne obtained from him
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
-. M Hnu.itt Dad.

George ". Hewitt, for more than
forty years a familiar figure at Fourth
and French streets and the New Jer-
sey wharf. died at his home in Penns-
grove yesterday in the 60th year Of his
age
Carriages win meet the p r. r. train
arriving at Pennsgrove on "Wednesday
morning at $50. TO proceed to sharpe
town, where interment will be made.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
uzzo Murder Trial Beains.

In the case Of AIichael Uzzo, accused Of
wife murder the following jurors were
chosen in oyer ana Terminer Curt to-
day; Ira c. Sharpless, John Thompson,
Walter Cleaver. Benjamin +. Healey,
Frank Pordharp. James p. Groome, Isaiah
Shaw. Theodore Ruth. Courtland Clark,
Joseph EastburnA J. A. Hart W. d. Carey.
The defendant was represented by J.
Frank Ball, Esq, and the testimony Of the
witnesses. all of whom are Italians, was
interpreted by OFFICER Di Mare.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11

Charged with grand larceny. Frederick
seier is locked up In Newark n. j., and
indications are that before he rogains his
liberty he will have to spend several years
bohind prison bars
The specific charge on which the police
are holding seier IS that Of stealing a
$50 check from Mrs. Laura Allison, Of
Newark. and the police Of that city arc
convinced TINT in his carture they have
landed a slick swlndier who has robbed
good-looldng women from Frankford'
Germany. 20 San Francisco and to kala-
nlazoo. Mich. The wires from other cities
stated that seler had applied to mis-
tresses OF fashionable boarding houses.
and. after ingratiating himself with the
iandiadies. would disappear with checks
or bankbools.
It is said that Seier's method Of pro-
cedure in obtaining money from his un-
suspecting victims was under promise o.
marriage In substantiation OF this the
orv. it is claimed that Seier. under the
name Of Frank II. aBuman. welded Mrs.
Agatha Hahn. who conducts a saloon IN
Baltimore. and from whom he obtained
considerable An examination OF his cf-
frcts when arrested IN Newark dsclos d
numerous love letters from women aii
over tho country. and tho tone Of them IS
such as 20 lead one 70 believe that he
was irresistible.
Has Been Here.
seicr. OF Dauman. appeared IN Whining
ton. however IN a different role. that II
John Kuhor. n wealthy Pi,tsburger. who
had all kinds Of nonev which he wished
TO invest IN a hotel On January l6 last
he arrived in this city and called upon
Hawkins a Co. real estate dealers OF No.
7ls Market street Meeting W. z. iaw-
kins. he explained that he was from
Fntsbure. and that he had 100000 which
he wished to invest in the purchase Of .
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
Splinter Psnetrases Hand.

Martin Flaherty. employed at the
Todds Cut shops. met with a painful
accident this morning that may result
seriously. A. splinter Of wood several
inches long penetrated his hand and
was removed with difficulty.
Blood poisoning may result.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY
Schools and Banking Institutions Will
Suspend for the Dav.

, Tomorrow tho entire country will unite
In doing reverence to tho memory Of
Abra'Aam Lincoln, the martyr President
and iiberator of the negro race.
Declared q legal holiday. the day will
BE- observed by schools and banking in
sututions, which viii remain closed. while
in many sections meetings win bc hold az
which the deeds Of Honest Abe" viii be
extollod
There viii be no afternoon delivery Of
mail. In the morning the four-trip clr-
rlers VIII make only two deliveries. and
the two-trip men but one. The usual af-
ternoon and evening collections VIII b.
made
The stamp windows. registered letter
and money order Departments will close
promptly at noon
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
GAVE HIMSELF UP
Man Who Confessed to Stealing Vet
sran,s Pension Held For Court.

After suffering from the pangs of con-
science for more than a year. after hav-
ing stolen $40 pension money from his
aged and infrm father-in-law Charles
Kelley yesterday appeared at the City
Hall and gave himself up to Police Cap
tain Kane. stating that he wanted to make
some kind Of atonement.
Accordingly he was arraigned this morn
ing in City Court TO answer the charge.
Ezekiel Riggs. the veteran he robbed, ap-
pearing against him. The old man
seemed to be in the last stage of senile
weakness. and when testlfying to the theft
of his pension stated that the crime had
been committed in September 1865. only
changing the date TO last year at the re-
peated suggestion of the assistant city
solicitor. After the testimony Of the vet
eran complainant and that Of Police Cap
tain Kane had been given. the conscience
stricken prisoner was held in 500 bail for
his appearance at the upper court
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
DEADLY GAS STOVE
SNUFFSOUTLIVESOF
SLEEPING FAMILY
Michael Ryan, Wife and Baby,
Victims of Horrible Sum
day Tragedy
PARENTS PARTLY DRESSED
WHEN DEATH CAME

AS il wrapped in peaceful slumber,
and with faces on which the smiles Of
contentment seemed 10 lInger. the dead
bodies Of Mochael Ryan. his wife and
four-months-old baby daughter were
found in their coy little home at 223
Council street this morning, a gas
stove from which deadly fumes wera
pouring telling thes tory OF how the
end had come.
Ryan who is a man Of large ply
sique and employed at the works ~
Pusey and Jones as laborer. was
last seen at a late hour Saturday night.
and as the Sunday papers had not been
taken In yesterday. n IL supposed that
the triple fatality occurred during the
few hours following his last appear
ance.
Woman Reveals Tragedy
AT an early hour this morning tho
attention OF Mrs. Mark Shaw. who oc-
cupies the house next to the Ryan
home. was attracted by the strons
odor OF gas, and not having heard the
Ryans about she al once surnised
that something was wrong She lost
no time in notifying police hoadquart-
ers Of her fears and officer William
Beck was detailed 10 make an invests
CATION
Arriving at the house the officer
could get no response TO repeated rings
and knocks, so going TO the rear OF the
house he burst ia the kitchen door.
As he did 70 a. rush OF gas almost took
/ him Of his feet
After waiting for a Few moments 10
allow the noxious fumes to partially
escape. the officer groped his way
through the gas-hlled house until he
reached the second story middle bed
room. where he saw a sight that made
lhlm recon In horror.
tcontnucd on Second Pase)
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
EDITOR HOFFECKER DEAD
Founder Of Smyrna Times sueeumbs
After 40 Years in tho Harness.
sDeciai 70 Tho Evenlng oJurnaI

E0ICIlI 20 IH0 IV0nInE 0IuTnaT,
SMYRNA. Feb 1i.-Robort D. Hof-
fecker editor Of the Times. died at mid
night. aged 7G years. from general
breakdown Of tho system. He was born
az Little Creek and an his life was spent
IN this county. lie founded tho Times
IN 1865. and was the oldest editor on the
Peninsula. lie leaves three children. Rob-
crt D.. Jr.. who has Tor years conducted
the Times. Samuel NJ, OF Atlantic city,
and Miss Bertha Tho funeral will take
,place Wednesday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
NEWSPAPERS
UP AGAINST 1T
Roosevelt Wants Those Print
ing Thaw Testimony Barred
From Mails
, IN own m. pnblIshers, Prea.-

BY our own Wire, Publishers Press. s.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE President
has asked Postmaster-Gcnrale Cortelyou
TO take steps to bar from the mails news
papers printing the fun details OF the
Thaw trial. II nc may do so under the
law.
Tho following official statement on tho
subject was issued at the White House
to-day:
'rho President has communicated with
Postmaster-General Cortclyou 70 learn
whethor it Is feasible to bar from the
mails the papers that give the full DIS
gustlng particulars Of the Thaw case. He
docs not know whether It IS feasible. but
if II S. he wishes II done"
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
LineoIn Euloaiz.s AZ H;oh.

Lincoln EuIosized at High.
At the High School meeting this morn
ing exercises commemorative Of IAncoln's
Birthday were hcid.an excellent eulogy on
the martyred President being delivered BY
Fody Santmeycr.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11

CLOUDY AND COLDER TONIGHT.
FAIR TUESDAY.
Noon temperature 80. s.55 degrees,
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An bag Yublitnm.

Die uSreie Brefie fir &eras" miro
an iiber 450S 8oitofficen nerIanot,
uno bat cine eroBe 8erbreitung in
Der 9adbar-&epubfif @erifo, i'm Sn-
oianer Serritorinm uno SfIaboma.
Sbr GirfuIations. @ebiet IN Geras
eritredf ii9 bon GaIbeiton Bis binouf
nod 0eniion, bonn auBeriten Often
bis nod ST 8oio I'M ferniten @eIten;
es idlieBt ielbitberitdnolia nit be.
ionoers 5ablrei6en 2eiern 6as oidt-
b%eiieoelte MitteI-Geras uno Ben @ao.
iBeiten elm. @nd in Merifo bat iie
cine groBe @erbreituns.
3ipet &eiienbe iino beltdnoig,
iabrein, iabraus i'm S1tereiIe oes
8iattes unterpees uno fiibren benz.
lelben i'm 8erein nit unieren riibri-
gen 2ofaI-aeenten fortpabreno nere
gu.
Sn Gnbetradt oiefer GatiaGen lit
Die n5reie 9reiie fir Seras", mo- es
ii6 oarum banoeIt Die oeuti6e 8ee
bolferung gu erreiderL bas bette Nn.
5eigesM fe6imm i'm Staats Sexas.
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ben, Die oas Gltersitaoiltm sur 3eit
Oes u@ltftiegs" IN oie SliiI1e 6ar>
ltellt. ST fano ferner, ooS sic @los=
oale Oeito ipGter eri6einen, lie rpeiter
i6r 6angort BON elmer 1000 Meter
tiefen Weeresite1e entfernt lieot. Sc
ben fals ftnoet eine @anoerunq ser
8laSaale in Sen Meerestiefen uoh
Den &iiltengebieten un6 SluBmiinoun-
gen itatt. SIN iol5ieen @uIier erlebt
Der @losool iofort @erGnoerunqen.
gr miro ounfel uno gebt ouf SEN
@rllno Ser @emaiIer 6inob. $50 sic
aallarpen entIteben u11b no ser 4ol
lai6t, milien mir nod INNER nidt.
&abrl6einli6 lino oie 2oi61tatten
oes 4oles in elmer Siefe bon mebr
als 1000 Wetern 81 ilt6en. Sci SEN
5iefieefiI6en faat oie @roBe ser @1t=
gen anf; cine obnli6e @erer6Berung
Der Nugen 5eigt iid ou6 beim Slug
oaf bel ieiner Northumberland in's
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lt11151tbtloen. 0te Sra9e, OBJ Der Mal
nod ieiner Gnfunft in ser 8iefiee TO-
fort lai6t ODER crit nod lanqerem
4ufentboIt, bleibt nod unbeontmor=
tet. 9eod oieien 5orifungsergebnii4
len lit alio olt5nnebmen, BOP oie @ie-
&c 6es SluBaals i'm @tlontii6en
63ean 51 iuden lit. Son bier aus
tpon6ert Damn Ole Molbrut in oie
| Sliiiie urto Strome bieies Meeres un6
audi in bie Noro= uno Office binauf.
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Sir $500 mad 9eutlalano.
9entld . amsrifanild. 8titanaes

9entid : amerifaniide 3eitansea
peroen inn aIten 8oterIono nit gro
Benz Sntereiie geleien, neil fie fid
frei ausipreden urlb bGufig bon orii.
ben mebr 9euigfeiten uno @a6ri6ten
bringen, ols 6ie oeuti9en 3eitungen
ielbit. 9ie n5reie Breiie fir Seras"
1T otiiben Ibernn, pobin fie geianot
miro, elm iebr germ %gefebenerl @aIt
uno fam fid riibmen, @nerfenmuna
ltro @iiroignng 5u ftnoen, pie aus
5ablrei6en 8riefen an utls, iotpie ON
9telenigen, pel6e Dos 8Iatt an ibre
Beriponoten i6iden bernorgebt. @er
oober ieinen 8erpanbten utto Sreun.
ben cine Sreuoe erpei1en, ibnen ein
n~tlfommenes @el6enf MAIDEN min,
Der beiteae fir iie Die nSrefe BreIie
fir SeroS". 9as Sntereiie fir Seras,
ipie itberboupt fir oen Staot uno oie
8e9eno, mo- Die 8ertpanoten nobnen
IT III 9eutidIano iebr Iebbaft uno es
1T intnlogIi6, in 8ribotbriefen cine
70 griinolide a~ufflGrung un6 9e-
idreibung be8 fremben 2nnbes Si ee-
ben. pie oies Die 0Sreie 8reiie" an.
ipofentlid tut. Sir ben geringen
YretS BON $500 berien0en mir porto
tret unIer reidbaItiges 8o6enblatt
auf elm Sabr an irgelio eine MoreIie
i'm IusIon6e.
Die 5reie Greiie fir Seras 9ublii6ima
@bmpapp.
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9as 8cbeimnis bes gales.

Der 4aI, oieier idlonsendbnlide
goelfiib, lit iobrtauienolang nit Ell
mem Sagenfran3e umtpoben aetpeien.
Iriitoteles mar ser @nIidt, ooB er
aus Dem Weeresi6lamm entltiinbe.
Die Srage na6 Der Serfunft Ser 9(al-
brnt, nod Dem 4ufentbolts- uno
2aidorte oes 9lals, blieb iiberbaupt
bis @noe oes porigen Sq6rbunoerts
ungeloit. 8a gelang es i'm Sabre
1886 Dem fran8oiii6en Sorf6er
ypes Delage feit8uitelen. ooB Ser
Weeraal, ein 8ermonoter unIeres
5luBaals, ii6 aus einem lpin8iqen
Sii6lein, 2eptoeepbalus, entipideIt,
oas nidt Die geringite aebnli6feit
NIT Der ausgemadienen 6orm beitbt.
0ieie @ntoedung CAB 5lpei itolieni-
lden @elebrtenz @raiii uno Gan=
lonoru55io, inn Sabre 1898 8eranloI-
lung, Die neutrality-suspicious. oes
Aales elngebeno nah5uforid)en. Ole
beioen 5ori6er fanoen oie gum 5IuB-
DOL geborige 2arne in einem ettpa Z
eentlmeter lanaen, ourdlidtigen St
mas, oas iid) IN einen 6lltBaaI ner-
tpan0elte. 9iele @ntoedung tpuroe in
Der Weerenge BON Meiiino, rno 5por
III elmer Siefe BON mebr ols 1000 We-
tern genlaht uno MIR an 5pei an6e-
rem Stellen im MitteaGnoiIhen Weer
fpllroen ipdter nod Iollaroen gefun-
Den, nGmlif BON Ser 3oologii6en
Citation in 0eopel uno bon &rapp IN
Der 3dbe bon Capri. SIN Syo6re
1904verit geid)ob mieoer Elm GROCER
5ortIdritt our6 Or. S6miot Der Die
erlte Iallarpe i'm Mtlantiihen 05ean
meitli6 bon ben 6aroerinleln IN elmer
Weerestiefe BON iiber 1000 Metern
1af)ipies, un0 bol6 onrauf muroe elm
meiterer SSlrno BON 9ornen on Der
@eltfiiite BON Srlnno gerta6t. in ben
Sabren 1905 - 1906 aber iiber 800.
Stiif bon ben 6oroerinieln bis CUR
9iiite RoroiponienS ~qefon9eit. Or.
Sd1miot itelte, mie ole yMageneine
8iIherei- 3eitung" beridtet, feit, ooB
Die &aruen IN elmer 3iefe BON 80 bis
100 Metern Elm ooqiges 3iefieele6en
.iiibren, un0 Die 8lasaaIe, DIE nibt in
oeutiden 5Iiiiieu aber on Der meiteu-
ropdii6en 9iiite oorfommen bereits
ole entluidelte runolihe !@citalt ba-
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Gs aiebt Standardization S

= gs giebt @eiitrei9igfeiten Sic
man MIR einmal p~ertragen tonn.
Soaritraubeno lit ieoenfaGs oie
Sotla6e, Dob iebt audi Die foli9en
Scare I'M 9reiie eeitiegen fin6.
@s giebt %gebiloete &reiie oenen
es ni9t ON @eIo feblt = tpobI aber
an 8iloung.
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mfe 1T ties1

8ir bieten einbmnbert 9puars Beloh>
ttltng fir ie6en Sau bon &atarrb, Der
1i6t our6 g%imnebmett bon 9al's Ras
tarrbs&ur ee5eiIt fper5en fam.
S. S. gbeneb 8 60, gigentb.
GpIeoo, 8.
@ir, bic l1nter5ei6neten, baben 8. s.
@beneb felt ben Iebten Is Sabren ge@
fanrt urb bolten i'm fir bonfomtnen e6s
renbaft in allen Observation-Disclosures
ltnb f~inan8ien befdbtet, ale bon 5einer
STRING etngesangenen @erbin6li9feiten
GIT erfiuen
SO eft & grnag, @robbanbels<9 ro<
guiiten, SoIeoo, 8.
50 aIbin9, &innan & Marbin,
@roBbar0elss 0rogniiten, SoIe6o, 8.
9nuss &atarrb<&ir ipirb innerli6 oes
non11nen un6 tpirft brett aif bas BIut
i1n0 bic i6leimigen Sberfldhen 6es
9bitems. 3euenifie frei b%erianot. greis
Is Gents per SIaf9e. 8erfduft bon allen
Gpotbefern.
6au's GarniIiensgiuen ftno Die befteu.
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gou8 flor. giuiges ideint ms oller-
oings iebr gut 81 iein, 10 3, y. Die
Sbec, bob es Sen groBen aorporatio=
men perboten lem Ioa:e aftten ilber
Sen @ert oeS @runofopitalS binolS
mts5ugeben. AnbereS ooge9en, mte
3. 9. Ole 8eitimmnuag, Der 6obrlfollt
oiirfe fir cine u1lo oieielbe @are
feline perldieoenell @reiie rednen,
i6eint ms iebr l6iper our6filbrbar
uno in mol1her Siniidt alt6 1nge=
rebt 5t ieilt. Damn mo6te Die &on=
pention cine &ontmiiiion eingelebt
bo6elL mel6e oie groBelt &orporottoz
men gepiiierntoBen iiberlpoden uno
aufpafien iol, ooB oie &onfurren5
ni6t un1nogli6 gemoht peroe. 9tele
Sorneru1g miiroe unierer Wetnung
nod) i6on ourd cine Wa6tpergroBe=
rung Ser &ommiiiion fir Ben 5rpi=
i6enitaatli6en SonoelSperfe6r, Die ia
a16 ser &raiioent poreel6lagen bat,
erfiiQt meroer. 3u oieier Wasregel
miro mon iid altd mol perlteben mill
len, menn mon cine mirf1tngspo1e
Sruftbefd1npfung ms 8erf 1eben
miQ.
Sim 9onnerltog loll in Ntlolrta,
Georgia, cine Geriommlung ltottfin-
Ben, Die ou6 in &erbinoung nit Ole
ler gefampfung bon SrultS uno &or=
poratiollen ltebt. Die 8ol1berneure
BON Ilobamo, Georgia, Noro-Goro=
Tina u1o Sir9inien peroen bort 5ll=
Iommenfonmen, Inn oos 8erbGltnis
ibrer betreffenoen Staoten 51t oen 81
lenbobnen 51 beroten. SsSn oI1 Sen
getonnten Staaten iif1o ndlnli6 Sc
lebe ongellommen moroen, onrd mel
DIE Die Sabrruten 6er1tntergeiebt iin6
uno i'll olen Stoaten leiiten oie 8ab=
men Ser I~ltSfiibrlnng Ser betreffen=
ben @eiebe @ioerftanb. Die Sonic
ren5 in Itlonto iol nun 5l1 Dem
3ued itottfinoen, Inn ii6 ooriiber
flor 5u lperoen, oh mani ni6t in.
freltnoi6oftli6er @eiIe oen @onflift
5miidelt ben Stooten 1n6 sen Bob
men beileeen fam. Die 8emegune
tit MIR 81 loben; tie 6ei9t, oaB Ole
@oitperneltre einlebet boB es NIT
Dem &opf ourd Die @ano &ennen.
niht gebt uno oaB ol16 in Dem &orupf
gegen Die &orporotionen Elm MQ5l-l
piel i1ooen fam. Soffentli6 fiibrt
Die 3niammenfunft in @tlonto 8u
praftiihen &%einltoten.
Die geep gorfer 5inon5fri1e Ser
lesten ISOLDE bat oo6 cine ftGrfere
8irfung na6 ouBenbin gebabt, ols
man anfan9s 9laubte. 3mor limo
meitere 4rtfen permieoen tporoen,
aber Die eroBen &eierpeitabte inn 0or-
ben uno Often balten ibre 8arborrGte
felt u16 poaen fem @elo forti6iden.
Snfolgebeiien iino piele 8anfen i'm
Siiben nno @elten, Die onf Dos @elo
aus ienen Sta0ten ongepielen fino,
in tempprdre 8eordngnis eeroten uno,
baben MaBye9eln treffen miifien, Inn
li6 gegen einen etpaigen Stun" gu
idiisen. Sn einigen etGoten boben
Die ganfen ibre Siiren olf ELM poar
Gage gang gei6loIien, IN anberen ba=
ben iie bon ibrem &edt @ebrau6 ee-
ma6t, MIR beittmmte Summen aus
3u5ablen. 0erartige WoBregeln Iino
unter iol6en l~lm1tdnoen bonig bere6=
tigt uno brou6en oos gublifum ni6t
81 beunrubieen. Gin @rr1b sur Be
unrubigune lit iiberbaupt nidt por-
bonoen. l1niere 8anfen iino our6
Die 8or9ange in Stem Worf feines=
fpegs in Mitleioeni6oft ee5ogen, iie
baben feline 8erluite erlitten un6 iino
ebenio fider, nie iie borber tDaren.
gdlr Die @elo8irfnlation lit Elm fpeniq
ing Stofen 9eroten l1no Dem miiiien
fie &ednung traeen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-29

Grfaitnng ssbetIt tnleiuem Gage.
nshntt g rattbe 8rpmp @biuin Sobleis. Drug
qiften geben @elb 5urtf. penn es ni9t beilt. 6. VI.
@rrbs's llnteri6rift auf isoer shabiel. rs Ste
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-29

gauieno aeime MAIDEN nod
fem @eoi9t.
User oiele CUTE aberdeen fennt,
fennt feline Menf9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-29
Ins SEN M,taen.

uIus ben @ugen, aus Dem 9inn",
tit eth altes Sprii6mort, bag al16
angetDan6t meroen fam BET alien
.8el6piiren, @nnoen ODER 8rano.
punoen, Die nit 8udlen's Mrnica
Sable gebeilt puroen. S1morrboi-
ben uno Sroitbeulen beri6minoen ur-
ter ibrem beilenoen ginfluB. @aron-
ttert BET Ioolpb 9reiB nno 81. 1Gobn
& 60, 25 Gents.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-09-05
ARaEshR -

An exchange SAYS When sou
have a million one. dollar bills and
pile them on TOP Of one auo,hen
and yeu want 10 take oa the tap
one, you viii have q reach 2T0
feet. Ifyou had the amount Ia
silver collars TIE pile would o.
one and one.halt miles, and SO
on. We know, because Ne tg'ea
ID the other night, but the bed
broke down aud We woke az.