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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17
PLOT TO MURDER
FORT THWARTED
Internal Machine for the Gov
eTnOr Of New Jersey.

seagirt, N. J., Sept. 12.-An attempt
to assassinate Governor Fort of New
Jersey has been thwarted by the care
fulness Of postoffiee employees, who
discovered In the mails an internal
machine addressed to the govsrnor.
The package was a elsverly contrived
combination of powder, bullets and
matches, which had been so arranged
that had the governor opened It In the
ordinary way there IL little doubt II
would have killed him. The attitude
taken by the governor when he direct
ed that the excise and other similar
laws at Atlantic City be strictly en-
forced and even threatened to order
out the militia II necessary to the end
aroused great resentment in some
quarters. 1t was to guard the gov.
ernor as much as possible from any
annoyance arising from the affair that
an unusual watch was put on his mail.
Several days ago an Inspector wrote
Governor Fort informing him that a
package of suspicious appearance adj
dressed to him was being held at the
ONCE. The inspector asked for and
received permission to open the pack.
age, the result being that the internal
machine was exposed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17

Commodities Clause Declared to Be
Unconstitutional.

~~HihS6ihiCS St&aSS 6GCiaIou 10 DC
Unconstitutional.
Philadelphia, Sept. 1l.-Declaring 1t
to be harsh and unreasonable and an
invasion of the rights of the states,
and therefore rspugnant to the Con-
stitution, the United States circuit
court for the Eastern district Of Penn
sylvania dismissed the suits of the
federal government TO enforce the
commodities clause of the Hepburn
railroad act against the anthracite
coal carrying railroads of this state.
Judges George Gray and George NJ.
Dallas filed opinions dismissing the
suits and Judge Joseph Burlington dis
scented. but did not nis an opinion.
The commodities clause prohibits
railroad companies from transporting
In Interstate commerce any article or
commodity manufactured. mined OF
produced by them or under their au.
thority. The case was argued In
June. United States Attorney General
bonaparte delivering the principal
argument for the government The
effect of tho commodities clause. II
constitutional, would be to connne the
mining Of anthracite coal by the rail-
roads for use In Pennsylvania only,
or compel the railroads TO sell all the
mining properties they are interested
In, either directly or indirectly.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17
CONFER WITH HITCHCOCK
Republican State Leaders Gather at
Chicago.

Chicago, Sept. 14-Chairman Hitch
cock of the Republican national COM
mittee conferred with political leaders
from South Dakota, Minnesota, Kan
sas. Tennessee and Kentucky. Reports
made from these states indicate that
much work is needed In Kansas and
South Dakota to Offset Bryan's pop
ularity and to contend with the fac
tional troubles in the Republican
ranks. Minnesota was reported to be
safely Republican SO far as the ma
tional ticket is concerned, but it was
said tina. the contest will be very
close over the governorship. The
leaders from Tennessee and Kentucky
said they were hopeful of carrying
these states for Taft and Sherman.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17
DENMARK.
Copenhagen.

Owing to the great typographical
strike in Denmark the Swedish papers
In Malmo have been reaping an i'm
mense harvest Malmo as It well
known, lies directly across the sound
and it does not take a long time to get
over there from Copenhagen. One
Malmo daily has been disposing Of 25.-
600 copies daily and has thus been do
ing an excellent business. The labor
unions have been sending delegations
from Copenhagen to prevent MaImo
from sending papers to Denmark, but
this has had no effect whatsoever. The
strike has caused much iii feeling in
Denmark, but 1t must be fought out
and the chances are that the labor
unions will be defeated. The labor
unions in Denmark are well organized,
however, and long and determined
struggle Is looked for.
A recent Copenhagen dispatch states
that the typographical strike does not
hit the provincial post so very hard.
Out OF 200 dailies published outside of
Copenhagen only fifty have suspended
publication. and many OF these have
sent out short notices. At Silkesborg
the strikers became so indignant when
the Silkesborg Avis appeared In spite
of the strike that they smashed the
windows of the printing Office and
tried to get hold of the editors, thus
compelling the police to interfere.
The Danish Socialists are demand
ing unconditional disarmament, and
the consistency and yigor Of their
agitation makes il rlain that they are
commencing to feel sure about carry
Ing their point at a date which Is not
20 very remote.
MARION s. NORELIUS.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17
CUMMINS ADMITS DEFEAT
Extra Session Of Iowa Legislature
Adjourns.

Des Moines, Sept. 11.--Beaten by
the revolters who deadlocked the leg
islature Governor Cummins asked his
friends to cease pressing him as
candidate for the short term for Unit
cd States senator and accept the
terms which the standpatters offered.
The progressives were forced to sub
NIT. The extra session Of the legisla-
ture therefore adjourned to recon
vene Nov. "a. after the general cleo
ton. Il will then elect the person to
the senate receiving the largest vote
Mt the primary In November.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17
Renominated by Republicans for
Governor Of New York.
ONLY ONE BALLOT NECESSARY
Opposition Leaders Fall to Find
q Candidate Upon Whom
They Could Unite.

Saratoga, N. r., Sept. Ex-Governor
Charles =. Hughes was renominated
on the nrst ballet by the Republican
state convention. receiving ss7 votes.
James w. Wordsworth, Jr., received
Isl and Congressman John X. Stewart
81. William Barnes, Jr.. Of Albany.
moved to make the nomination vnani-
nous, which was done.
The governors denomination fol-
lowed the utter failure of a desperate
struggle on the part of number Of
the county leaders to discover a candi.
date upon whom they could unite to
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17
NEGROES UNDER ARREST.
Accused OF Planning to Shoot Up
South Carolina Town.

Columbia, S. c., Sept. 14.-Eleven
negroes arrested at Ninety-Six, S. c.,
are in jail at Greenwood on the charge
of insurrection growing out of race
friction. An intercepted letter re-
vealed the fact that band of negroes
had been planning secretly at Ninety
Six to shoot up" the town on Sunday
night, Sept. 6, but that the floods
which caused the annulment of all
freight trains had delayed the delivery
of rifles to the negroes. Sheriff Nc
Gullan asserts that the evidence
against the negroes Is conclusive.
There has been much friction between
the races since the general election
race riot near Ninety-Six ten years
ago, when many negroes were killed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17
FORTY FAMILIES HOMELESS
Fire at 5iddeford and Saso, Me-,
Causes Loss Of $500, 900.

Biddeford. Me-, Sept 15.-Fire
caused a property loss estimated at
100000. destroying more than fifteen
acres of lumber yards. more than
score OF tenement buildings, several
factories and some railroad property
on both sides of the saco river in the
cities Of Saco and Biddeford. On the
Saco side George A. Crossman C Sons
lost 100000 feet of lumber and eight
cen tenement houses were DESTROYED.
On the Biddeford side the extensive
lumber yards OF the Diamond Match
company and half dozen tenements
fell prey to the flames. More than
forty families were rendered home
less.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17
AFTER BURNING TWO WEEKS
Rain Aids In ouenehine South Dakota
Forest Fires.

sturgis. S. d., Sept. 15.-The big
timber fire near Galena and on the
military wood reserve Is now prac-
tically out after burning nearly two
weeks. A heavy general rain through
out the Black Hills rendered great az
sistance. Two troops of the Fourth
cavalry from Fort Meade are still on
the ground patrolling the fire district,
1t is impossible to get an estimate OF
the damage done. but It will be very
heavy.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17

Princess Maria has presented the
Sodermanland regiment with beauti-
full silk flag. containing the coat Of
arms of this popular regiment.
Rabbits are exceedingly numerous
In the southern section OF the country
and hunters are now organizing one
rabbit shoot after the other.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17

defeat him. The balance of the ticket
was made up Ia the good old fash.
Toned way" as an organization
SLATE" and Is as follows:
For lieutenant govsrnor-Horace
White of Onondaga.
For secretary of state-Sainuel s.
Koenig of New York.
: For attorney general-Edward R.
O;Malley of Erie.
For mptroller-Charles II. Gaus
Of Albany.
For state engineer and surveyor
Frank M. Williams of Madison.
For state reasurer-Thomas 3.
Dunn of Monroe
For associate justice OF the court of
appeals-Albert Haight of Erie ire.
ncminated).
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17
English Author Ends His Life.

Lowestoft, Eng, Sept. 15.-Profes-
sor John Churton Collins, author, es-
sayist and lecturer and professor of
English literature at Birmingham. was
found dead In the woods near here.
1t is believed that he poisoned himself
during 1T Of depression resulting
from illness. Professor Collins was
born In 1S4a
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17
REPLIES TO ROOSEVELT.
Bryan Answers the Presidents Letter
Endorsing Taft.

Baltimore, Sept. IA few plain,
simple sentences from Mr.. Taft will
be worth more than the eulogy that
the president pronounces. The presi-
dents endorsement Is of no value un-
less the president will agree to stay
In Washington and see that Mr.. Taft
makes good"
In these words William J. Bryan
summed up his opinion of the letter of
President Roosevelt commendatory of
Mr.. Taft. Mr.. Bryan then repeated
BIS former criticisms of Judge Taft.
Cincinnati, Sept. 14.--Asserting that
his ofhcial record, his speech of ac-
ceptance and subsequent utterances
are ample indications OF his own polit-
zeal position William H. Taft replied
to Mr.. Bryan's comment on the Roose-
welt letter by switching the spot light
Of inquiry back to Mr.. Bryan's own
political record and making an anal
ysis thereof.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17
|AKER.

|ibustering
Of flibus-
after the
N. Samuel
Justices of
rrel arose
| 'ses. The
Id pass no
payment
ase. The
| which did
ed. Each
was lost.
|,npted In
| session to
managers
| contingent
|Federalists
from the
| was taken
quorum.
| summoned
tee rooms.
oafS uyhan
it was an
was read
| b left the
ution was
here was
| re the ser
he lobby,
came in.
orted, and
ing 1t the
|pped out.
'unn which
shouts of
| at passion
vening Of
| lie Eighth
nnerican.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17

uNAOh " uS
here was
e the SER
he lobby,
came in.
and
ing 1t the
pped out.
'un which
shouts of
at passion
Of
e Eighth
nnerican.
RS.
billy Ana
ist.
i've ones
t food or
hem with
are moth
!, and ev-
and senti-
he'd from
} matters
g us not
osed, but
duced on
| them.
| that the
sufused
lnent she
his Shout
a kind Of
fixture of
iical sub
ok of her
Q centers
romantic.
igine that
e doubly
ewonnan.
n.
of Rock
e., where
the ship.
into the
5 became
= up in
nets. the
engines
ford was
interest
r getting
ms that
the value
err might
e finally
rofuse in
'scort, he
was en-
al, U. s.
old ship
ID her. -
went to
chicken.
ring the
III? The
rged me
he sales
it,
replied.
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wi here.
LION
ntterfy's
hen the
Is pro
he num-
ouse fly,
f F., VI
minute,
the bee,
many as
'cond. A
fore. ac-
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!! Where
stringin'
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Press.
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red the
III your
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17

utterfy's
Then the
? Is pro
he num-
ouse fly,
+ F, VI
minute,
the bee,
many as
.cond. A
fore. &C.
Is wings
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17

be arm
is feet
'ctator.
cred the
th your
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-21

9lnraten ieines gr5tes, lpegen ieines
leioenoen 3ultanbes, nad 9euti6=
Iano begeben. lteber oie 8el6dfti=
gung oes Mannes ooer feline ioniti=
gen 8e5iebungen mar 9eienano I'M
9auie I'M Stanoe, slusfltnft 5u ge-
ben.
a 9lns 8rnnoforo in Connecticut
meloet mon: Das Mcainlep-Denf=
NAL, lpel6es Die Stabt Bbilaoelpbia
erridten nno am II. Wsai enfbiilen
miro, lit i'm bieiigen Steinbrud Der
.8oaenolng nobe. @s beitebt aus
5tpei 8aien bon ie etlpa adt SUB So=
be uno eineln centralen Sduleni6aft
meI6er cine Sobe BON Is SUB bat.
Die Saule lit quaoratiid geitaltat,
periiingt iib nad oben etlpas uno tit
elott bearbeitet. sluf beioen Seiten
miro iie bon slolern flanfiert unb allf
enter 5afel befinoet iib Die Snidrift:
y@iaiam Wc&inlep." 9luf Ser Spite
Ser SGule miro Die 8ro1aeitafue oes
peritorbenen YrGlibenten fteben.
- Gs lit cine 8epegung i'm
@ange, Cuba 5u peranlaiien, oaB
es oen Ginfubr5oa auf anerifanii6es
gieb fleiner mode als ben altf 8ieb
aus gene5uela ooer aus Werifo Die
8eipegung gebt BON iiiolihen gieb-
5ii6tern aus.
9as Supreme= =@eridt bes
5taates Oflaboma bot entihieoen,
oaB oie sSrtitiatipe uro Meferenoum
8eltnnmung Der StaatsperfaiiunJ
in feinen @ieeripru6 5ur 9lnbes-
perfalIung Itebe.
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u I, I u art
Seit iiber 60 Sa6ren

idon puroe Wars. 8insIoip's Sootb-
ing-SDr,lp bon Wilionen bon Wfiit-
tern beirn 3abnen Der ain6er ange-
lpenoet. @irit gu I'M Sblafe our6
oas @dreien zines &inoes geltort,
oas inn 3abnen lit uno Dor Sdmeraen
tpeint2 8enn 10, laiie iofort cine
sylalde bon .Mrs. @inslop's Sootb-
ing-Sprl1p" bolen. Sein @ert tit
unbe5oblbar. gs miro Dem fleinen
2eioenben iofort 2inoerung peri9af-
fen. @erlaBt eud oarauf, Wfiitter,
es lit fein 3peifel oariiber. Gs beilt
9iarrboe, reguliert ben Maeen ut1o
Die geierel beieitiet @ino-aolif, er-
peidt oen @aumen, perbinoert gl1t-
5iinoung uilb ftdrft oas gan5e Sp'
item. vWers. gSinsloip's Sootbing
Sprnp" fir adbnenoe 9inoer 1T ON.
qenebm i'm @ei6mad; oas Neaept
itarnnt bon ei11em Ser 1eiten tpeibli-
diem 9(er5te tn oen Ser. 5taaten. @s
iit Bel alien 9rueeiiten in Der gan5en
@eIt 5u baben. 8reis 25 Gents per
Sloide. 2oift ridts anberes aIS
uMrs. @insloip's Soothing 81 &
ssss: '|;$.s5 Ss's'i';,ll si,;i
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tioneu bonn 5molften Sanuar ange-
flogt moroen iporer, fallo Dor Dem
5ultGnoigell~ @eri6t lein @noe. Se6S=
5ebn ser 9lngeflogten plroen perllr-
teilt, einige gu @elobuBerL anoere
5l1 Saft uno mebrere 81 8efang=
niBltrofen bis 5u feds Monoten.
Sffi5ios miro ongefinoiet oaB
oie llnter5ei1nung bes gtorolee=9l5-
fon1rnens IN Berlin erfolgen miro,
oieieniee oes Sitiee=9lbfomnens IN
ct. Getersbur9. Sir oieien S6luB-
aft iit Die 3eit 5pii6en Sitern uno
4nfang Weai in slusiidt genomnlen.
@orousiebung iit freilid, oaB ge-
miiie nod ousltebenoe Sormlidfeiten
ilt5miiden grleoigung finoeu geioe
8ereinbarltngen be5neden Die grbal=
tl1ng bes itatus quo. slm 9eoroiee-
9lbfomrnen iino 9eutlblano, gng=
lono, syronfrei6, Soaono, gelgien
uno 9dnelnarf beteiligt, am Office
9(bfomnlen 9eutiblano, 9fuBlano,
0Gnenlorf uno S6meben.
= Ser Weiin6ener grprelier, mel
der felt nebreren @o6en fem l1n=
ipeien getriebep bat, lit ermitteIt NOR
oen. @s lit Der 5lpeiunooreiBig Sabre
.olte goubanomerfer Smbof. gr emit
itanlnt elmer angeiebenen Sanlilie.
sSn ieiner @obnung lpuroen BET
ser 'poli5eili6en Smlsiubung ni6t
mn peri6ieoene grprellerbriefe ion=
bern ioeur Sprengitoffe oufgefun=
Ben. Der gerbaftrng Slnbofs lit bis
iebt nibt gelungell bod iebt Die
9oli5ei aae Sebel lit 8elpegung, Inn
oes Wfannes babbaft 5u lperoen.
Ser befannte Waler, Brofei=
ior Srib @erner, ein Sdiiler Moolf
b. Men5els, lit in Berlin aus Dem
2eben gel6ieoen. gr erreihte ein
9llter BON iiber abt5ig Sabren. Grit
fiir5li6 batte Die slfaoenie Der Slit
lte cine 9lusitellung ieiner 8erfe
neranitaltet.
Sn einem offi8ioien @rtifel ar=
mabnt oie u&olnii6e 3eitung" Die
fran5Diiid)e Gegierung, oem oeuti6=
feinoliden Sreiben Der fran5oiiIden
9latter in Ser maroffanii6en Safen-
itaot Sanger einen 9fiegel por5uidie=
ben. Die i6arfen 8orte oes rbeini=
iben 8lattes erregen ni6t geringes
9lufiehen.
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Sci 7 a 8.
3. s. glinsfportb,

S. S. glinsiportb, Elm iuneer
slopofat aus San slngelo, 1T I'M
Condo ertrnnferl. slinslportb mar
&anoioat fir oas 9lmt bes 0iltrift=
antpalts; er mar inn sSntereiie leiner
&anoioatur IN Wenaropiae gelpeieu,
mollte alf Dem Riidpege nit ieinem
8uggp our6 ben Condo fabren ipur=
oe pom Der Stromllng fortgeriiiel
uno ertranf.
slus 9eoro=Seras fonnlt Die
Iodridt oaB oie Gage be5iiglid oss
Sodpoiiers ii6 BORT beoeuteno ge-
beIiert bot. 9os @aiier fdat uno
piele 2ette baben IN ibre 8obnrn-
gen 5nriiffonnnen fonnen. slud Der
giienbobnperfebr lit gum Sell pie-
Der bergeitellt.
9lns 9luItit miro geneloet, Der
Colorado lei ebenfaas itarf geitiegen.
9lus Yoafum miro gemeloet,
Die 8oa=@eepil 1eien bort bereits
5iemlid 5ablreid5 aufgetreten
9lm 6. S1li lolI oas 2ano auf
ser Wfuitang-Snie meiltbieteno ber-
fauft peroen. gs miro in Srafts
BON ie 5ebn 9lder gum 8erfauf ge=
bradt. Die Wfuitang- SSnlel liegt
Hodport geeeniiber.
Dos Sdngerfelt IN aerrpilfe
finoet am t6. uno II. Suli itatt.
g. q. Sternenberg, 8iee=Brd-
iioent lnb 9etriebsleiter Der Slipe
Soulton geitorben
Sternenberg 2umber Company, 1T in
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@abl ; Mn5etgen.
SIR Sheriff.

Sic .Sreie yreffe fir Eegas" 1T autos
ri1iert. ar15r5etgen, 6aB 9. 9. 2tno .
{ e b @anbibaf fir bas @nt zines Sberiffs
bon 8egar County lit iin6 fi6 ber gnts
i1eibung Der bentofratii9en Brimdrs
ipabIeu lIrltertpirft.
9ie uSreie Brefie fir Eegas" TIT alltos
rifiert, arl5u5eigen, baB S ames M G.
gIosteb &nn6t6at fiir 6aS Imt
bes Gberiffs bon gegar goilntb TT uno
iid ben benofratii6en Primartpahlen I'm
Slli urltertpirft.
Die vSreie 8reiie fir Seras" 1T
alitpriIiert, au5u8eigen, oaR gS m. 5.
g o fort &anbibat fir bas 9lmt eis
nes S6eriffs bon gerar gountp 1T nno
Iid) Der grtl6eiblng Der benlotratiid)en
Iri1rGrnnhleu lIrtertpirft.
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2nr 8ailen.4pntrpper1e.

slns Souiton gebt nns nabitebenoe
0fitteilung gu:
Senator 8ailep erfIarte in Gan
4nto1io unb 9oulton, oaB er gegen
Staatsprobibition lei. 5eine 0op-
pel5iingisfeit miro idlageno ourd)
folgenoen Ius5ug aus Dem Gongrei-
iional Gecoro betpieien:
Sim 7. 5ebruar 1905, iagte Sena-
tor 8ailep, als er in offener Sc
nntsiibuns Die uSflaboma Statebooo
8ia" beipra6: sd claude, oab
ih elmer Der Denigen Senatoren BIN
Die offentlih uno aftip Elm fonltitl-
tioneQes gllnenoernent unteritiibt ba-
ben oos in ben Staaten aus oenen
mir fonlmen, ben 8erfauf bon Spiri-
tuoien perbietet Sd babe nidt nur
ienes ENHANCEMENT eirlrnal unter-
itiibt, ionoern ipiirbe es 10 oft un-
teritiisen ipie es porgei6lagen mer-
ben mag, neil ib Der 4niidt bin,
oab Der 0erfauf berauibenber @e.
trdnfe unter Die heriibnute brittle
&laile bon @eperben fonmt, bon
benen sefferion ipridt uno neil i'd
Der l1eber5eugltng bin, oaB feiu
Wenih oas natiirli6e 9teht belist
elmer geiddftigung nad5ugeben oit
nlr llnbeil anrihtet uno nibts @u-
tes. Cine iolde gei6dftigung loatt
berboten meroen.
Dieie Steae itebt i'm Congregational
9fecoro, 8ano 80, Geil 2, Seitt
1878.
Sopeit Die Mitteilung aus 8olt
iton. gSir fonnen inn 9(ugenblid Die
ie Steae ni6t ielbit i'm oHecoro"
nadidlagen peroffentliden aber Die
ie Mitteilung DorbebaltliA einel
ipdteren 9effatigung. g8ir iperoer
nadite @ohe anf iie 5uriidfomner
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Sas 9fidltiae erhalten.

v@or 9 Sabrel idien es, aIs battc
meme Stunbe geiblagen," iagt Scr.
6. Sartbing bon Mia Greet, sSSno.
Serr. .Weein 2eben bing nur nod
an eiilern Saoen. Weein 9lpotbefer
enlpfabl mir electric 8itters. go
faufte id eine Slai6e uno erbielt
mos i1 branbte - &raft. ginen GuB
idon i'm @rabe, bradte mid electric
8itters ipieoer anf ben 9nnn." I'm
ter @araittie berfauft BON SO. 9reiB
ilno 81. gobn & 60, @pothefer. 50
Gents.
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GiienbaDu=JaDr
g. q. & q. g. 8abu

n9abb grodet" ">3ue na6 Soulton, @aIbeiton,
Beaumont uno Orange. Mbfa1rt llbr abenbs,
@nfunft 7.55 ntorgens.
ga6 aerrebine, 9tbfabrt $50 moreens, sli'
tltnft bort 11.30. @bfabrt bon aerrbine l1br
na6nlittags, slnfunft In San @ntonio 7.50
aberbs 9sur @amftaes mad aerrbiIe: ubr
na6mittags. GidTabrt bon bart Montags 3. J
norgers. 9lnfunft IN San stntonio $50 mor.
gems.
9sad guero, goatum, Soufton, @aIoeito,t,
@ibbines, 8odeeIe, Cameron unb gSpco, @b>
fabrt 8.45 bornittags, slnfrnft 1lbr moreens.
9sa9 geebiue, CORPUS gbriitf MIice Matbts,
sIranfas Bob, Hodport, slbfabrt 1.50 nads
m.tacs 1to s 11br abenbs. 9lnfitnft 7.55
morgers uno 1.50 na6mittags.
9sacb SaIfurias, stbfabrt 8 llbr abenbs, Gins
fitrft 7.55 nroreerS.
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s. & q. ". Sabm.

MsfgBrf
9ta9 alien b>Tegass9nnften ....
a 111r 111lb s bormittngs
9ea9 ct. 2ouis, Wiempbis nnb benz Often
.I.25 1br nahm. unb 7.45 obenos.
gta1 Wsegifo -. 1920 ubr bornittags.
Mnfnnft.
Son ct. 9ouis u. benz Often. $50 mDr9
Son Ct 2puis II. betn Often, $50 n1org.
Son 2arebo 1tnb Wegifo ;. LOS nadnl.
8Dn ct. Souls, aanias gitb 8 45 abbs
ct. Souis & Sun Sranstasn Basn.
MBfa1rt.
9fa6 Sort Smith. Springfield. ct. 2ouis, aars
ias gttb, gbicago IS. & 8. 81. 9epot
o.ou doeHps
Mnfnnft.
Bon ct. 2ouis. aanfas gitb, 9aris, gticaeo
:. 1910 rorgens
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gpmtberm Nacific Sabm.
Iittoria 9inifion, 9. 8. & 9. u
l0nlf Gh0re.
Mpfaprt

Nat guero, 8ictoria, Yort 9abnca, Corpus
gbrifti, Broipnsbiue. 9tio @ranbe, gitb,
GoIiab, 8eebille, @barton, BaIaciss nno
pou1ton i.ou morgeH9
Mntnnft $50 nbenbs
Ser n6am Souiton" mad guero, gfctoria,
98barton u1o Spuiton:
Mbfatrt. 7.55 abenos
Mntumft TOO morgenS
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B7UCH.
gcfannter Srmd)bGnoer-Grpert bier.
SeeleD, ber benz rmiitid,en Saiier etn
8rndbanb lieferte, ncd) San 9llt=
tpnip berufcn.

s. s.. SeeleD aus Gbicasp nnb 9bila=
belpbta, ber befannte Srmhbanber=Gr
pert, lit i'm Menser Sptel m1b iu:rb nie
ganse Wpd]e In Der Staht bleiben. Scrrn
SecleD's Gta6ltfienteut mrRte pDr eirt=
gen Sabren betm rmiiiid)en Satier Elm
grndbanb lieferu.
Ser ,Sperntatic sbielb sruk" iuirb
has @eiterseben irsetb eines grnd]s ip=
fprt amfbalten nnb Bite Seffnnns geiubbn=
lif in 5ebm gagen id)lteRen.
gSemm 2erte, bte iif fiir bic Sehe lit
terei1ierer, 6errn SeeleD tuabrenb iet=
mes bieiigen glmfentbaltes beimfcn, 10
tuirb i6nen bas 8rmf)banb se5etgt mnb,
tuenm iie es tuDllen, anprobiert tperbett,
p1ne bak es ettuas fpitet.
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Ser Bug oer Gunlet gtctorta Dibtfton, ab'
fabrt 7O5 nlorsens. matbt in 9Iaceoo gerbtrts
bung NIT Der @uIf goaft Cine fir Corpus
gbrifti, anfunft bort 4.55 na6mittags, @nfinft
In gropnsbine 9.25 abenbs.