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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16

should appear in appropriate order
and the advertisements from which
considerable revenue may be de.
rived, should be classy and full OF
art.
The living poses for the Illus
trations and advertisements may ut
more varied than in the ordinary
magazine, for In some cases action
may be brought into play and the
resourceful editor may produce a
whole article in pantomime poses
Then the photograph, stereopticon
and moving pictures can be intro
duced; a good reader may tell the
story while the poses are being pro
duced, or they may be set to music
and rendered by an orchestra and
rendered by an orchestra or sing
ers behind the scenes.
Drop curtains Immediately be-
hind the page" may be varied for
the frontispiece and in various
other ways to please the paid cir,
culation," which In this case is the
audience.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. 16;-Better feel
ing on buying side of wheat this
morning. Northwest messages
claim commercial situation there
will be very strong later. Winter
crop position doubtful at best.
Corn is being picked up readily by
the shorts and local professionals,
who are inclined to he more friend
ly to the buying side. A striking
feature in the oats market is that
prices are within one cent of the
high point, while corn has dropped
from seven to 13 cents, and wheat
about seven cents from the recent
high figures. At the same time
cash oats have lost a cent in two
days ~
Bradstreets details: Wheat, east
of Rockies, increase $4,000; Gan
ada, decrease 1,944,000; Europe
and afloat, decrease 1000, 900; to-
tai decrease 3,213,000; corn in
crease 10000; oats, decrease 1885,
900.
Wheat close: December, $1.Q1h;
May, s1.065s; July, 9S%c. ;
Corn close: December, 57kc;
May. 61%c; July, 61Ac;. Septem-
Der, 61%c.
Oats close: December, 49%c;
May. 52hc; July, 47kc.
Liverpool close: Wheat " up;
December Is 11%d; March. Is
7$d; May, rs SID. Corn " up;
January, IS 4d; March. IS sgd.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
BY MARQUIS kATSURA
Prime Minister Of Japan

How to care for the tremendous
surplus population, which Is crowd
ed in Proper Japan, has been for
several years the most serious
problem confronting the Japanese
government.
When it is remembered that
S0.000,000 people are crowded
into territory approximating that
of the state of California, and that
this congested territory lacks many
of the resources of California, II
can be readily understood that un
less some outlet was found for the
great surplus population that the
industrial condition would soon re-
solve into a desperate struggle fol-
individual existence.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
Lb1blICRA TON OF JAPANESE LABORESR TO
THE UNITED STATES WILL BE STOPPED
ME Knfe,,r
JAPANESE PRIME MINISTER
TELLS OF HIS COuNrRY's
POPULATION PROBLEM IN
ARTICLE WRITTEN ExClU.
SivELY FOR THE PRESS.

(Note-Marquis Katsura, prime
minister. OF Japan, Is the govern
ment of Japan" With the excep-
ton OF a short period, Immediately
following the signing of the Ports.
mouth treaty. he has guided the
island empire on its remarkable
course for over Ave years. The
war with Russia was brought to
a victorious conclusion, largely
through the wisdom he displayed
in preparing Japan for the struggle
and in the fortitude he displayed
against the will of a war mad peo-
pie In bringing the war to an end
before Japan was exhausted. Com
PEELED to resign as consequence
Of the public clamor, he was soon
called again to take up the reins
Of government when the realization
came to the people that the sign
ing of the treaty had saved Japan
from inevitable defeat. Known
throughout the empire as Katsura
the Silent. owing to his consistent
refusal to discuss governmental
politicies, this remarkable man has
given to H. Lee Clotworthy, CORE
spondent with the United States
feet. the first official announce
ment which has come from the ia
panese government pertaining to
the emigration question. which was
responsible for the strained rela-
tons which recently existed be-
tween Japan and America and
which came near plunging the two
countries into hostilities.)
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16

FURNISHED by Walter J. Nichols
4 COD


NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-London's
early market little lower. Katy
common tipped for further e
There may be another atte4f y
day to drive down steels.
SIGNALS are reported as selHns
Amaigamated On rallies. UHion
Pacific is marking time, The tech
meal strength of Reading isar re.
ported weaker, with room ham
mering for some reason. Very good
buying Of Great Northern p sre'
ported. ;xs
Market strong on the big suceess
of Brazilian coffee loan and the
placing by PENNSYLVANIA of itsSbig
steel rail order. Hear General Elec-
trio have secured big contracts
from Pennsylvania, New York gen
trail and Northern Pacific. This
should help copper.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
OIL PIPE BURSTS;
PLANT IS DISABLED

MUNCIE, Ind, Dec. 16.-An oil
pipe bursting near an open forge
of the Indiana Iron Works of the
Republic Iron & Steel Co, did sew
eral thousand dollars worth of
damage to machinery and disabled
the nut and bolt department. 1t
throws 800 men out of work tenn
porarily.
The oil ignited from the forge,
and water had little effect. The
building, which is fireproof, was
not much damaged.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16

A novel form of entertainment,
one that may be successfully given
by church or society organiza-
ton. is called the Human Maya
zine" The publication" should
take place in a small auditorium or
lodge room. under the direction OF
a competent editor who should
have an active staff of associate
editors" and brilliant corps OF
writer's and artists.
Behind a frame. covered with
white cloth or paper. letter to
represent page of the magazine,
the illustrations and special articles
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
MASTER eARsERs MEET

The master BARRIERS OF Spokane
will hold an open meeting ut the
Traders shop under the Traders
bank this evening. Master bar
bers not affiliated with the organi
cation are especially invited, as the
meeting is intended as social ex.
PLANTATION Of the objects Of the as
ISOLATION.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
PANHANDLE CLIMBS Up

Panhandle Smelter stiffened on
very small buying orders this
morning. Considerable stock has
been gathered in at 3 and 31s
cents on the last reaction and those
manipulating the market will like
ly put 1t up now a little. Snow
storm. Lucky Cafumet and Snow
shoe all We're weaker, largely due
tot profit taking.
The annual meeting of the AL
hambra was held yesterday at
Finch e. Campbell's Office in the
Empire State building. The same
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
Walter ]. Nichols
& Co., Brokers
t12 Wall St. Phone Main 20.


MEMBERS
Chicago Board Of Trade
Portland Board OF Trade
Spokane Stock Exchange
CORRESPONDENTS
Logan q Bryan
Now Is the time to get into the
local market. Some OF the cheaper
stocks will start moving soon.
Snowshoe, Lucky Calumet, Rein.
Aser and Panhandle look good.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16

|, officers were reelected and the re-
port made shows that excellent
progress is being made in the long
tunnel under the management of
M. ]. Sinclaire. ~
Trading was good throughout the
day, although prices remained
practically the same as yesterday
with the exception of the Snow
storm group.
International Coal does not seem
to be very well supported just now,
which comes as a surprise on top
of the closing Of the deal for
trQa cury etock
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
MORE JAIL PROBATION.

Attorney Bowers has moved in
the superior court for a dismissal
of the charge of larceny against
Bert Neal, remanded to the higher
court by Justice T. v. Reed, on
the ground that Neal has been
detained in Jail for over a month
without an information being filed
against him.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
YEP, THAT'S RIGHT.

Faint heart ne'er won fair
lady"
Il know; but 1t has won a thun-
dering lot of plain ones"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
Kemp 9 Hebert's
Basement

Some OF the greatest snaps in working clothes for
men, in good everyday clothes and garments OF all
sorts for men, and children in shoes for all
purposes and people-al at bargain basement prices
Mems good $1,000 and $1,000 Suits, in heavy navy
serge and dark mixtures all sizes here at 7.6O
Mems and Youth S Overcoats, worth from $1,000 to
$1,000 each; mixed lot of many sorts, but all sizes;
at MD
Work Pants in good dark mixtures; worth $1.75 4
pam, Tor t11x
The $500 and $3.50 Pants, in heavy dark w0rste1a
extra strong and well made, at. -. $50 and $i.06
Fancy Shirts in special lot of odd 75c and $1.00
kinds, light or dark patterns choice for. Soc
Women's and Girls Dresses, Wrappers, Skirts,
Underwear Hose and Shoes all at extraordinary low
prices in Bargain Basement
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
Kemp 3 Hebert's
Toy Sale

The greatest stock Of
toys and dolls you've
ever seen in Spokane; the
best place to purchase
toys because every price
is a close cut one. Bring
in the children and let
them see what marvellous
playthings Santa Claus
has got ready for them
this year; encourage them
to come here, for if they
do their own choosing
and tell you what they
want, your toy bill will be
less if they choose here.
Small toys from 10c UP.
Moving toys, wheel
toys, novelties in play
things from Csc up.
Dolls of every size,
style or complexion, from
15c up to $685..
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Y. 8. Government Bonds.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13
Sas SonntaasgeIek

lit ipieoer Elm toter 8n6ltabe ge,por=
ben. l1no oas nit 9ie1t. Ser 9lme-
rifaner iast 5ipor Lam 1T lam" unO
auf ben erlten 8lif iheint oas au9
oas 9fiftige gu fem allein Der bloBe
l1mltano, oaB elm 8erbot geiebli6
poraei6rieben it, redtfertigt mora
lii6 oo6 nibt ieine @nmenoung. gs
giebt, nanentlih in Mmerifa, benz
2anbe Ser MaIlengeiebgeberei, biele
grlalie, oie 5aaeroings geieslihe
&raft babel troboem aber ni6t all-
tpenobar iino, neil iie nit Dem @ei-
ite Ser mooernen @erb1ltnilie uno
Sen alifgeflarten Mni1alungen Bic
Ter i'm @ioeriprud iteben, neil iie
BON Der groBen Webrbeit Der 8iirger-
idaft als laitig empfulloen tperoen.
9erartige @eiese iolten nidt ange-
manot iperoen neil man iie 5ufaaiy
i'm @elebbude finbet, man ioate biel-
mebr erit Die entipre6enoe Stim-
n1ung Der 9eipobner gum 9lusorud
gelangen lalien. IS qiebt iebr biele
@eroronuneen Die aaeroings seles=
lide &raft baben Die ieoo6 inn bod
iten @raoe ungerebt iino nnb iotpie
elm grlaB BON elmer Mebraabl Der
8eipobner oes @eneintpelens als cine
2ait empfunoen miro, muB er als
unaeredt uno beraltet gelten. y2atp"
tit aleroings INNER Sam, aber 6a-
nit lit nidt seiaet, baB es angemen=
bet meroen ioQte, menn es beiteben6en
@ni6auungen 5ufpioerl1uft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13

man oas 2ono gu mabigen Yretlest
oen Mniieolert1 5ur 8erfiigung itellt.
sssrn nebriger gloubt mant oab Der
getrieb fleiiler Jarmel1 onr6 root<
fale gerpirtlfaftung melt profitabler
aeitaltet meroen fann, als Dies 1ebt
i'm mittleren @elten Der Sau til, ipo
Die Durdlbnittsgrobe Der 5arnen
etlpa 100 gder betragt.
- 9lus Seem Sort lneloet man:
Inter eigenartigen ltmltanoen farto
bier Ser pieriabriee 8i1ie Billid
einen plobIiden araBli6en Soo. Das
aino lprang aaf einem Sopba ber-
INN uno iaub5te Dor @ergnigen. Gilt
nal iprong er gu feit nno nnroe
ourd oie @elpalt Der Sprungfeoern
gum offenen Se1riter binausgei6neat
Gr itir5te fiii1f Stodtperfe tief binab
5u SIben ieiner beioen auf Der
@trabe ipielenoen alteren griioer.
Muf oas 9ilfegei6rei Der Srauen I'M
Sauie fam Elm 8oli5iit berbei, nlto
oieler requierierte cine Mmbnlon5.
Merstlide &unit fonnte aber ni9fs
mebr ausri6ten. Ser &leine mnBte
al1f Der Gtene tot getpelen fem.
- Sn SEEM sSeriep iit oie Snfor-
poration Ser Mmerican 8iano Cont
panp, elmer nit $t2,000,000 fapito-
Iiiierten &orporation pon5ogen. Die
Mmericon Hiano Company tit eille
aonloIioation bon @m. &nabe &
60, gbidering & Cons lt1o Der
ssolter-slrmltrong 60, orei Der ton-
a,tgebenben Bianofabrifen oes San<
Ap2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13
Siettete iein 9eben.

Setter sc. NeIion bon Staples,
Maine, idreibt: SD nebme Or.
Sings geeue gntoedung ieit Sabren
fir grfdltung uno Suiten uno id
claude, iie rettete mein 2eben; i6
fano iie 5uperlaiiig, fir SAILS uno
2ungenleioen uno modte ebeniotpenig
obne iie iein, als obne Habrung. :"
Seit nabe5u 40 Sabren ftebt Die geeue
gntoedung lnerrei6t 90 als Seilmit-
tel fir 2ungen uno Sals uno als
8orbeueungsmittel BON Pneumonia.
Inter @arantie berfauft bei gloolpb
9reiB nno 81. gobn & &C., slpotb-
fer. so gts. mo $1.00. Brobeflaide
frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13
Seras.

9as Sohtpaiier bes &eo &iper
bat oie 2eitungsrobren Der Eeras
Oil Company auf cine 5trefe bon
mehreren bnnoert garos 5eritort. Ser
getrieb lit auf lnbeitimn1te 3eit aus
aeiebt. Ole @eleaihaft beforoert
ourd Die &obren taglid) 10000
Barrel Sel nab Dallas nno Eort
Mrtbur.
Mus Sareoo miro gemeloet, es
uiiroen bort iebt tdslid fiinf5ebn
@nsenlaounsen .3ipiebeln fortse-
ididt.
Ser 5ebnidbrige Sobn oes in
Ser @eger1o BON 2apernia fDobnenoen
sSarners Gus. gornbabl tpur6e bon
elmer Mdbmaidine idper perlest.
ssn Ser 4affee-&oiterei Der
Cooper @rocerp Gompanp 5u 8aco
broh sSreitag ntorgen elm Sener
aus, bas einen sdaben BON $4,000
nnrihtete.
Die 8iirger bon 4ple babea
9etition eingerei1t, in Der iie oarlm
bitten, oaB cine Mbitimmung iiber
oie 8erIegung oes Cites Der County
germaltung BON San Marcos nod
&ple angeoronet meroe. 8efmlntlid
brannte Dor eirtiger 3eit oas Court
baus in San Marcos ab uno lett
ben lit fir Die 8erlegung oes Ser
ipaltungsIiBes nod aDle eifrig agi-
tiert poroen. Die 8etition trdet
$40 llnterlAriften, es muB iett aber
feItgeltellt tper6en, oh 0iele Inter
idriften Die Maioritdt Ser berehtig-
ten Stimngeber oes Gountp biloen,
ionit fam cine iolde Mbitintmung
niht angeoronet iperben. Sn5tDi-
id)en baben oie aommiiidre bon Saps
Gountp auf ben 20. SUM cine slb-
ftirnmung ooriiber, Oh oas gountD
Bombs gum 8etrage BON $4,000
ausgeben ioa, INN fir oas @elb elm
neles gourtbaus 5u bamen, ausge-
i6rieben.
am 4. SuIi finoet in @aco
Die Transformation Der 8rieftr6ger
itatt.
Mnf Der Staatsfonpention Der
3abnar5te, Die fiir5lih in Dallas ab-
gebalten purbe, befiirtportete elm
Or. sSre0erids. aus geetp Orleans Die
9(nnabme zines @eieses, lpelbes ie>
Dem &inoe, oas einen boblen 3abn
babe, ben 8eind Der offentliden
Shulen berbiete. L Die 9pgiene-
Soeen Ginger unierer Serren gler5te
fangen an gemeingefabrli6 gu mer-
ben.
sSn @iasboro lit Elm blinber
Wann namens BOUNDS &anoioat fir
oos gmt zines Srieoensri6ters.
Seine @egner bebaupten niin feline
glinobeit binoere ibn oaran oas
glmt 5u iibernebmen. BOUNDS bat
| iid oarouf an Die @eneralanmaltldaft
INN Elm @utahten geipanot uno oieIe
bat erfldrt, 8linbbeit iei fein @in-
bernis fir ireeno sSemnno, 5rieoens-
rihter 5l iperoen, fpenn er ionit 5lt
Dem glmt qualifi5iert iei.
Sm 2onepiem lit alIes rubig,
oas @eihrei BON Dem Halienfrieg
NOR mieoer eiunal iibertrieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13

gDidtig fir Hatiemten. = Ser grobte
@obItdter lit, fper S9mer5en linoert
rnb Rranfbeit beiIt. ST.. Silsbee bat
burh feline fpllnoerbare @ntbedllng beg
Muafeiis, eirles bur1a1s lei6ten, raid
inl6 llntriielid tpirfenoen 3eilmittels
fir 9amprrbpiben III allen Staoier, bets
BEG bolIbra1t, 10000 gebeilte Yatien@
ten be5euger feline Seilfraft. gs TIT eIn
ei,1fa6er ginfiibrltngsf0rper. Der als
grtpeihungsmittel 1i1l0 gfebiSin oient.
Qinoerllna tritt 1ofort elm, nr1b 9eilnng
lit gefpiB Breis $1.00. 8roben fret.
ssranfierf 5ugei6idt b1r6 g. Nellltdoter
& 60, Bor 2416, Stein Worf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13
Stir Gpuntp= Mn,ualt.

o9ie nSreie 8refie fir Seras" 1T al%
toriiiert, Serrn George 9nntre 5
als @anbi6nten fir bas Mntt BEG County,
Inipalts, abbdngig bon BEN beinofrati>
16en Rrimdripablen, atl5nfiin0igen.
9ie uEreie Breile fir Segas" lift alts
tpriiiert, So m S. sc E mt on als &ans
biDat fir gSieberipabl fir bas gmt bes
bon 8egar
gountb, abbdngig bon ben am 25. Suli
ltattfinoenben oemofratii9en Hrimdrz
ipahlen. an5ufiinbiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13
;yiir griebensridjter greeinft i.

9ie oSreie Sreiie fir Eeyas" lit au<
toriiiert, SarrD 9erb berg als
aanbibat fir oas Slmt 6es S tie Ben 81
rioters, grecinft So /. 8Iab 2,
(iett BON Sen. 9. SiSf beiebt) abbdn9l9
bon ben bemofratti6en Brimdripablen
an5ilfiinbigen.
Sie vSreie 9reiie fir Segas~ 1T all>
toriliert, g SEN @. Sist df5 &anotoat
fir gBieoeriua1l fir oas glmt oes s t / e
Be n 8 i 1 er 8, Srecintt /. Slab 2,
abbdngig bon ben oemofratiiden Rrt@
m1ripablen, an5llfiin6i9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13
9iitrift zNihter.

Sic uSreie Brefie fir Segas" 1T aus
toriiiert ai15u5eiset, baB 80. 6. 8u d.
Ieb &anbibat fir bas Int beg Mi9ters
beg 81. Oiltriftserid5ts 1T nnb 5id Der
gnti6eibung Der 0en1ofratii6en Brintdrs
nabl am 25. Suli rnteripirft
Sd bin &anbibat fir Bieoeripahl fir
einen 8fpeiten Serrnin als Siitriftri9z
ter bes 81. Siitrittseri9ts, abbdnsis bon
ben benrofrntii6en Hrimdrfpa5len am
25. Suli 1908.
artbur @. SeelisIpn,
9iichter bes 81. 9iftriftaeri6ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13

3mei S6minoIerinnen, Ole iid
ais vS6meiter Morp slgnes" uno
,Shmeiter Marp Ioela" ailfipielten
uno BON Wtilotatiggeiinnten grobe
Sunnen ereounert baben iollen, iino
in 0etp Yorf ouf ie ieds Wfonote
ms glrbeitsbous geldidt moroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13
Stir 9iitriftan,ualt.

SIZE nSreie Brelie fir Seras" 1T alls
toriliert. arl5ufiinbigen, oab 9err 81 e L
ion 81 tie &anbibat fir Das gn1t oes
9iltriftanipalts lit l1nb fid Der gntf6eis
bung Der bemofratiiden Brimdrtpablen
am 25. Slilt llntertpirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13
syiir 09reprdieutant.

9ie nSreie greiie fir Seras" 1T ans
toriliert, Serrn Gbeiter s.. Ser
relI ols 9ieprdIeutant fir BEN britten
8lab in 8erar Gouutb, abhdn9ig bon
ben benofratiideu BrimGrpabler all5lt>
fiinbigeu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13
Siifrift=Glerf.

9ie uSreie Breiie fir Segas" lit aus
toriliert, GERM War S. 8eder als
&artbibaten fir bas Nut Deg 9iitrifts
glerfs bon 8egar County, abbdngi9 bon
ben benofratiid5en Frimdrtpablen in,
Suli, an8rfiinbigen.
9ie .Sreie 8reiie fir Seras" iit au>
toriiiert, 0errn glnbreas Cob il.
als @anbioaten fir bas 9lmt bes 9iltrtftz
glerts bon 8erar County, abbdneig bon
ben bemofratil6en Brintdrfpablen i'm
SlIIi. nr1aufiinoiaen.
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Sir Gpmntn= =sdlatmeiffer.

Sic nSreie Breiie fir Segas" lit nlte
toriiiert, &C. 6. (gbarlie) Sbine +
als aanbibnt fir gountb g 6 bz
m e / iter, abbdngi9 bon ben bemtofrati@
i6en Hrimdrtpablen am 25. Suli 1908
an5ufiinoigen Sbre 11nteritiibung er6e<
fen
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Stir Gpnntb =Mtd1ter.

Sic Sreie Rreffe fir Segas" tit altoris
iiert, an5u5eigen. hab 8err 8 obore
9arris 9anbioat fir bas An1t eines
gountpribters bon 8erar County lit
unb ii6 Der @nti6eibrn9 Ser benlpfratiz
iden Brimdrtpabl untertpirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13
Sir Gpnitabler. Trecinft go. 1.
Sir Gpnnth GIerf.

Die nSreie Breife fir Seras" lit auS
toriiiert, at15u5eigen, 6aR ibi an 6.
$ amiIton &anoibat fir bas Intt
oes County sglerfs bon 8egar County
tit un6 ii6 ben bemofratif6en Primdrs
tpablen I'M Suli nrtertpirft.
Sic .Sreie Breiie fir Segas" lit a1z
toriIiert, art5u5eigen, 0ab Wife S.
ampbeII &anofbat fir bas 9lnt bes
gonntbz bon 8erar COUNTY 1T unb
iid ben hen1ofratii1en 9riudripableu i'm
Suli nntertpirft.
9ie uSreie HreiieA 1T artoriliert
Sranf 81. Stem ton als &a1lbioat
fir bas Mmt bes gonnth gIerf
bon 8erar gountb, abbdngig bon ben
an 25. Suli a5ubaltenben benlofratiihen
Yrin1drtpablen, nn5llfiinbigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13

sglapa Srgenie ipuroe 5ur Yrofeiio-
rim Ser WflIif er1annt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13
@abl Mm5eigen.
Thr Sheriff.

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+ e b &anoioaf fir bas glmt zines S6eriffs
bon 8erar County lit urb Iicb Ser grtz
i9eibung Der oemofrati16en Irinldrs
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riliert, ar5ll5eigen, DAB IS an1es Wt e
gIosfeb &anbibat fir bas glmt
bes Sberiffs bon 8egar Goltntb tit u1lb
iib ben belrtofratiiden Brimdripablen i'm
Suli nnteriptrft.
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autori1iert, an5lt5ei9en, baR gS M. S.
8 ofortb &anbibat fir bas slmt ei~
res 5beriffs bon 8egar County lit l1no
ii6 Der @nt16eibnng Der benlpfratil9e1
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9ie nSreie 9refie" 1T olltoriiiert,
@corge SurfeD als &a1loioat fir
bas gln1t bes 5beriffs bon 8eyar
County, abbdngig bon ben I'M sSnli 5ll
baItenben 0enofrati1den @rirdrfpabletl,
analfinbieea.
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alltoriliert, an5n5eigen, bab 6 + a 8. g.
5tebens &albibat fir bas gmt eiz
neg Sberiffs bon 8egar County 1T l1nb
ii6 Der gntf9eibnng Der berofratil9en
Hrin1drtpablen urtertpirft.
Sir Gunftabler. Trecinft go. 1.
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toriliert, an5u5eigei1, DOB e. S.
Heebes &a1bibnt fin bas g(rnt bes
gonitablers in Brecinft $40. 1 i1t nnb
iid Der g1ti9eibung Der betnofratif9en
Standardization nrtertpirft.
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toriiiert, an5u5ei9en, bab S. 6 3. 8iI@
Tens &anbibat fir bas Mmt beg gors
itabler Hrecinft $40. / lit nnb ii9 Der
Gntf6eionng Der bemofratiiden Printdrz
tpablen ltrltertpirft.
9ie ~Sreie 9reiie fir Seras@ 1T allz
toriiiert, ar5u5eieen, bab Sobn 6.
Srainer &al1Dibat fir bas Mmt beg
gonifabler Erecirlft $50. / lit linb 1id9
Der gnt1beibnng oer be,nofratiI1en 9ri%
mdrfpa6len unterfpirft.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-15
CUP AERONAUTS
SAVED IN SEA; 2
OTHERS MISSING
German Balloon Busley Picked
Up at Dawn in North
Sea.

BERLIN. Oct. 15.-The German bal
loon Busley came down yesterday
morning at o'clock IN the North Sea.
The two men on board were rescued
by passing steamer. This accounts
for all the International contestants.
There are still, however, two balloons
missing. These are the Plauen and the
Hergesell,- which started on Monday in
the endurance test.
The dispatch received by the Aero
Club from Edinburgh says that the
Busley early yesterday morning got
into communication with coaling
steamer. The balloon fell to the sea
and was driven by strong wind away
from the ship. The men in the boat
managed to get q line fast to the car.
They hung on until the two aeronauts
had been rescued. The pilots were half
naked and utterly exhausted. The men
rescued from the Busley are DIR. Me
meyer and Hans Hiedemann.
1t Is now three full days since the
Plauen and the Hergesell have been
heard from. Exhaustive meteorological
observations indicate that they were
driven out over the North Sea. The
German admiralty is conducting a thor
ough search. The surveying ship Zie-
ten, fourteen torpedo boats and a fleet
of twenty fishing smacks are engaged.
The Swiss balloon, the Helvetia,
landed at 5 o'clock yesterday evening in
Norway.