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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
but they were running at speed 'nr

hut they were running at a speed mf in excess of the vehicle
 As the rabbit reached the roadway r had to leap on a stone wall that runs parallel with the highway The elcya ton brought it almost on a level with the tonnclu of the machine. and the next Instant it had sprung across the intervening space and landed squarc'y in the seat behind Mir Crampscy who was driving
 Tho dog also had to lcap the stone wall. but the automobile had gone by when hc poised for a spring after his quarry and he missed landing where bunny did
 Tho rabbit, after frightened glance around. seemed to decide that the auto mobile was a safe refuge, and made no effort to escape from Mir Crampsey who had put q protecting arm around lt
 But the dog gave chase to the auto mobile with loud yelps MT Champ scy put on full speed Lot the animal was game, and soon began to gain on the car When he came alongside hC reelcd and. the next moment fell ovet 1 dead
 The party go' out and went back tr where the animal lay, one of MT Cramrseys friends, a veterinary sur eeon. said tho dog, whose heart had been weakened by tho fore race, haC succumbcd to the gasoline fumes an( was suffocatod Mr. Cramsey took tho rabbit home New York American
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rEE rvro,ivtpIr ODD CENT.

In country where no man is con sidcrod wealthy unless his fortune ia rerkonel in mlH.ples of millions. it would be uppescd Chat the half cent, as uait Of Iuo u barEan and sale, could well bc ogarlcd negligible. lt appears housh tBa p lhc small daily transactions between dealers and customers t is made ta work 2 some tInics provoking U pcue hardahlp
 It has hcroWr the custom with manE snall u8draMon Co liX the nr3ce of commodities, sold n hulk by the dozen er pound at rrlCrs rDckouod ~ uneven cents. fhHa araugcs wlll range n sell.
 Ing value s1y. at 2i B, il and 3i cents a dozen aggs from % to 50 cents dozen The prices of coffee ae per baps 0Ned at % eI and g. cents D pound Thus it happgns that When thr small purchaser huys half dozen or1upla Hat dWIu ewgs or hall a pound of coffee rHo dealer obtains 1n adyahtaro of h1lf Il cent owing Q tho ! lack of coin or hlf cent Tho fin cuuaIitv or fAis system of prices Is shown hN he fact lhat no account of ! the fractions is mdc Nfcn several half |guantities ot lh' eemWnliti's are puur- ! chased m Ohe saWe tr3usarljoH Fine customer mHKng bgl dozen of such purchases will jhus nrorpaE the lrades- man half cont un oe,l oi them l IJ wlll ul coUsa be urged tll' the 1 oyerebWee in each ease is tfiting, anl it is Ru' the prinnple Is tho same n s would nc tno ease f ,hc dollar Instead or lhe ccnt w1s thc unit
 That there ia ultimate and apprecl9
 bic nro0D Io the retail iBdoamau in
 t8kWg advantaeo of lall cent a
 nmohaacs of fractional hounds or do1- ems is shown hy the systematic pricing of such commodities In odd units Fhe half cent differences were ogualiacd un-
 der tho old style of bookkeeping tlle odd fractions accruing to the purchaser
 In coputlug lhe bin Rochester Demo-
 grat and Chronicle.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
CORK RTLLETs.
tWatertown Times


 A Frenchman has invented new thing to stop automobile speodora. Policemen hesitate about shooting them because they are considered in the class of crazy people rather than among those responsible for deibor- ate acts of slaughter. So the French man has invented a cork bullet that will make a revolver speak Just as loudly and will bring the speed mad autoist to his senses just as quickly as a bullet of lead and won't hurt him any. The inventor says his do vice s being used with success in Paris-policeman pursues swift run ming motor car and orders the driver to stop; drives gives no heed, police man shouts Stop or I'll shoot; ; driver puts on high speed, police man shoots, driver thinks policeman Is shooting real bullets at tho tires; driver stops; is alrested finds the bullet made of cork; disgusted,
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FAIR HAVEN NEWS
Mrs. ' w Sheath, Secretary of Kings Daughters and Sons,
 Sends Out Letter.
STATION ASTILL IN TROUBLE
Wedding of Miss Sadie Mallory Parmc lce-Sunday School Christmas
 ENercises--Soclal Notes.

Mrs. Isaiah W Sheath, state secre- tary of the Kings Daughters ani Sons has just mailed to the l25 cir cles in the state circular letter con cernIng the work and prospects of this organization of workers Mrs Sneath has been for years affiliated with the work of this organization and is greatly interested in It's well fare The organization has a mem hership of about 5000, and quite a number of circles in this city and yl- cinity Mrs sneath's letter Is as fol- lows:
 To the members of tho Connecticut
 Branch.
 Greetings Tho thirteenth annual convention of the Connecticut branch. held in Hartford october t3-14 was most successful. The 210 delegates ! representing a membership of 5000, wero most hospltably entertained by tho Hartford circles
 We were especially fortunate in l having with us five of the officers of the International order, our honored president. Miss Kate Bond. Miss C, II ! Libby, first vice president, Mrs. Mary Lowe Dickinson general secretary oi the order and editor of the Silver ] Cross Magazine, Miss Clara More nouse, corresponding secretary anC Mrs. A. fl. Evans. recording secretary Their words of wisdom and enthusi asm gave Inspiration that will be fol throughout the year in the cntir, state
 The report of the county secrotarie gave evidence that the circles hay, been active and Chat large amour Of good work mas been accomplished This is indicative of even greater DOS abilities,
 Not unminiful of the faithful self sacrificing and very succcnsful labor of my predecessor, for SO many year vour beloved leader, l take up thu work which you have committed t me. You will be pleased to kno' Chat Mrs. Smiley continues in tn work as the member Of the centra council from our state,
 MrS. W. C, lalnrOp OI 0N'llVH wa appointed leader of the Silver Cros chapter of Connecticut There shouI be representative from every circl in the state, to give information O and take subscriptions for the mas aaine in her circle. Leaders pleas appoint such representative at ono I'd and send name and address to Mr Lathrop as soon as possible aftor al poIntmcna
 - Membership lists with nocessal dues have not all been sent in, Kind b send them as soon as possible to tf county secretaries. Do not fail to T,
 port promptly all changes in the of
 cors of your circles to your state SCI
 retary, and give their addresses.
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MAY COLLECT ASHES,
Conference With Foley Over Business
 Section.

A conference was held yesterday between Director Foley and delega- ton of business men who waited on him with reference to lettering the collection of the ashes and rubbish from the stores. large apartment honsos and office buildings in what Is called tho "business section of the city" According 10 the statements made before the director since tho aholIshmcnt of the steam heating plant many of tho store owners and property who formerly bought their heat have been compelled to install boilers and furnaces. This has increased by a heap of Cindors the dirt that is piled up In the cellars. TO get rid of this they have had to pay individual cartcrs to do the work and now claim that that method Is unsatisfactory. They wished the city to take a hand in it and do some thing to remedy the matter.
 After talk over tho situation Mir Foley suggested that the city take the collection in hand A district to in- cludo the business section, from York to State and from Elm and Broadway l to George or Congress avenue was mapped out. In that territory the city teams to take up tho cans, When z can was filled city team would call take 1t mp and leave an empty one.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30

one of tho prettcst weddings which has taken place in ths part of tho city in several months was that which oc- cured at the homo of Mr and Mrs Charles Dan Parmclee. parents of inc bride in Quinniplac avenue last even ing n was the wedding of Miss Sadie Mallory Parmelee and Raymond Ioncs Doty. Yalc lao7 s. of Dansvllo. N Y The house was beautifully decorated, tho color scheme In tho living room. where tho ceremony took place being green and white. in thc dining room green and red and in the reception room pink and green The Rev | w. Sheath performed tho ceremony and 1 tha bride entered the room with her i father, Miss Parmeleos gown was of | vory white satin trimmed with duch- ess lace and rose point medallions and she carried a shower bouquet of roses ] and lilies of the valley The attendants were Miss Eleanor Parmelee of this 1 city. nleces of the bride, and they wor' gowns of white net over pink silk and carried baskets of pink flowers Mir. Doty had for his graomsman Lee C. Wilson of Pittsburg The ushers were Charles W parmclco of Providence, r. l.. Parmelee of this city, brothers O the bride. Carl Bcttcher of Lynn, Mass and Starr Barnum of thls city.
 Oderkirchen's orchestra played Stew- art catered at the reception. Tho brides mother who assisted in receiv ing wore a lavchdcr messallno gown The guests Included prominent people in Fair Haven, with Fenerou .spriullug of the younger set in whicI the bride s very popular
 The out of town guests included MT and Mrs charles rarmaleo of Provid once. R. l.. MT and Mrs E G. Wtlbu of Pavtucket R. |, and Mrs. A ' Benedict of New York city
 After the reception Mir. and Mr'
 not, loft for a tour south and on thel return they will come to New Have
 for ten days visit, after which the
 will % to Dansvil)c N Yo to reside
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ANlMA1s ArFMcTMp nY cnLnR.

The effect of color upon mind Is most easily noticeable in dumb animals, be cause they make no effort to curb or control theIr emotions. Wave red flag at bull and he becomes violently angry. Shake a red shawl in front of a turkey gobber and he will storm around fearrulN I made an eXpcri ment in the country one summer to sec if the samo fact held true of other ani- malg. on my farm | had an enormous iy fat lazy pig that di9lked noth- ing SO much as 10 move. All day long 1t used to lie asleep in the sunshine. and sometimes even the attmctioq of food could not budge 1t, took a number of pieces of silk of the same quality but of different shades, and after waking tho pig, waved each strip of silk In front of lt. Tor the blue l and green it never moved, but when ! moved red and orange strips, f. jump ed to it's feet, stamped about and ap- peared 10 be thoroughly angry Time | and again I repeated this experiment always with he same result,--Good Housekeeping.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30

The Christmas exercises for the sun day school of the Grace P. E church held Monday evening, proved very enjoyable occasion for the children and for their older friends who attended The first part of the evening consisted of evening prayer and singing of carols hy tha children in the church Then the large company adjourned to the parish house where there was Christ mas tree distribution for the children, q santa Claus attlrcd in his robes of office, officiating The children were delighted with this part of the enter talrmont and with thclr gifts The rcc,or of the church Rev George A. Aleott was not forgotten, having rc- ccivcd S!5 in gold the gift of hts par isSoncrs Thcn the superintendent, Thomas Eogerson, was also remember a with gift lt was the general opln ion that 1t was one of the hest Christ Enas entertainments ever giycn for hls school
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
What Is a cold in tho head Nothjn

What Is a cold in the head ? Nothing to worry about if you treat 1t with Elys Cream Balm. Neglected, the cold may grow into catarrh, and the passages be SO innamed that you have 10 fight for every breath, It 's true that Ely's Cream Balm masters catarrh. promptly But you know the old saying about the ounce of preyen- ton. Therefore use Cream Balm when the cold in the head shows it. self All druggists, BOG, or mailed by Ely Bros, 56 Warren street, New ! York.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30

This afternoon the primary depart mont of the Sunday school connected with Pilgrim church, will hold It's an nual Christmas entertainment in the chapel. Yesterday afternoon the Christmas entertainment for the pri- mary department of the Sunday school of the Grand Avenue Congregational church was held in the church par lors under the direction of the super intendent. Miss Jennie Griswold, and tomorrow afternoon similar enter
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HOW RABBIT ELUDES DOG.
Jumps Into Flying Auto and Gasoline
 Fumes XIII Pursuer.

Charles Crampsey, a Newark husi- ness man. was driving through Cald- well Thursday with two friends in hl9 automobile, when on the outskirts Of the town they saw dog pursuing a rabbit. The dog was baylng fiercely and seemed to be gaining on bunny
 The rabbit and its pursuer came diag. onlly across the field toward the roac on which the automobile was speeding
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30

The past years have heon full of rich blessings and Groau suceess w. to-daN lool, into the new ycar with the faith that by thc loya"t which Nou have always shown ani hy the gaI.l ance of our Heavenly Father tpro Will he still richer blessings and grca'- er thlncs attained NY wish for you all Is that you may havc . happl Now Year. May tho year 1909 bring you rich blessings and large opportunities f1 bless others
 Very sincerely in His Name
 ELLA NJ SHEATH,
 State Secretary
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tainmont for the intermediate depart mcut of the same school will take place and win De directed by tho sl porntondont Miss Ida Kosso These two departments of tho man sunday school number about l25 members. The exercises for tho children con fiat of games tho talltug of Christi mas stories and a supper. The usual sCts were also distributed,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30

Although there was one extra car ricr at station A yesterday the car riers were unable to clear up tho ac- emulation of mail at the station. All the first class mail was delivered, but lherc are hundreds of newspapers and periodicals which have accumulated during the holiday which the carriers were unable to deliver II Is expect ed very much of this delayed mall will be delivered to-day,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30

Frank Carroll, ono of the Fair tla- ten letter carriers, who has been ill several days, a able to be out and hopes to be able to go on duty again thjs week.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30

A little girl has arrived at the home uf Mfr aud Mrs Charles Lowe uf IeuaX street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30

Sylvester Gohune. ira g student at tlo Philadelphia dental college Is at home for thg holidays
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30

The pragor meeting at the Grand Avenue Congrogationa church was lcd last evening by Deacon Waiter $. Bishop.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30

Miles Pond of Front street, who has been ill from typhoid fever is now re ported lu bo much Woreo,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30

Mir anl Mra Frederic Scranton have returned from their bridal trip and arc at their new home, 52 Woolscy street
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30

The parish ali society ot st James, Dgureh Nl rye supper n the m1ay hapl room $ t4e church on Tlutsla evening a t}o.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30

Miss Naude Kelley of AtWatar street ha, returned from Waterbury where she visited friends
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30
Our Business.

WE SELL electric motors, dynamos, lamps, wire, electrical supplies of all kinds. i WE MAKE switchboards, panel boards, electric signs, special electrical devices.
 WE INSTALL complete lighting and power plants, freight elevators, stor- age batteries, telephones and signalling systems. WE REPAIR electrical apparatus of All kinds and contract to inspect and maintain such apparatus for fixed sum per month or per year,
 l.nn we serve You in any MnNP
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30

TWO 'PHoNEs--1O7s. S231 J.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-11
Npti5 an gtemer5abler.
Wapor's Office, San Mntonio
Seras. 1908.

gs miro bierlnit angefiinoist,
oaB Der .8oaro of gqualilo,
tion" am Montag ben 2. Nopelnber
tn Der Office bes Staot-MiIeiiors,
III Der Stabtbale, 5ulanlmengetre-
ten lit, Inn iiber Die @ppeIationell
gegen Die gnti6eioung bes 5tabt-
@fieIiors unb iiber olle bonn Mlieiior
gema6te sliieiiments (aneegebene ltno
niht angeeebene) fin gigentiim fir
oas an 81. Wat 1908 enoenhe Sis.
taliabr 81 berhanoeln.
Die 8eboroe bIeibt tdglid bon 9
ltbr bormittags Big 1 llbr no6ntit.
tags (Sonntog uno Seiertag ausgc.
idloiieiD in Situng uno beenoet if.
re grbeiten innerbaIb ie6oig Sogen.
Nadoem iih bie gqualilatiors-9e.
boroe pertaet bat, tperoen ipeoer scr
Staotrat. nod bas @iieiiment-Go-
mite Betitionen beaiigIi6 Ser IiieIi.
ments beriidfihtigen.
grpon 6 ALA gba an
atteitiert: MoDor.
Sre6. Sries,
Stsot.Glerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-11

oerielben. llnmittelbar naf GER
&onferen5 gab @ouperneur Sasfea
bern Gertreter Ser slnflaee-9ebGroe,
@epburn, oen 9luftrag, Die &laae
gegen Benedict 5uriid5u5ieben uuo
oies geidab oenn aub forrlea. 9te-
oafteur Benedict batte in eil1em Or
tifel hebauptet, baB @ouperllenr
@asfea in Snbepenbence, &as., ge-
meien lei unb BORT eille &onferell5
NIT @ertretern Der Stanoaro Oil
Company gebabt babe, lpabreno Der
@ouperneur na1geipielenermaBen 5u
jener 3eit in Guthrie ipeilte.
sSreoerid u. 0pDe, bon San
6rancisco, pelder Dor aur5em Der
8eri6mornng iiberfiibrt ipuroe in
Der Mbiiht. Die 9unoesregierune I'M
erobe Streden 2anoes in Oregon
lino @oibillgton gu betriieen, lpuroe
81 elmer 8eloltrafe bon $4,000 Io=
mie 5ll eirer 3udtbousitrofe bon
5tpei Sabren perurteilt, pelf' lee=
tere Ser Mom in Mounosptae, 8elt-
@irginia, 5lt nerbiiBen bo6en miro.
@s iit Die boblte 5trafe, pel1e bas
@eieb fir Elm berartiges 8erbre1erl
fennt. SCOTT $. 51neioer bon
Sucion, 9lri5ona, Elm 9lngeitellter
6es 9p0e uno nit ibm 5uiammen Der
8erfdmorlina iiberfiibrt, ipuroe
eleihfans 5u $4,000 nno eineln
Sabre 5ipei Monaten 3ubtbaus per-
urteilt.
9lus Utica in Seem Oorf mel
Oct man: 8or Dem Gibter 0e Nn-
gels BON Der Snprelne Court IN
Serfiner ipuroe Ser 8ro5eb gegell
W. 6. Sppbert, sllbert 9orris,
George 9incent uno ssarnes @oaag-
Der megen unberehtigter glus-
iibung bes 9ol5biebes auf Staats-
Idnoereien oabin ourd- 8ereleid bei=
gelegt, bob ieoer slneeflagte in ie-
Dem Der beioen slnflagefdae cine
@elbbuBe BON $4,000, ooer 500
UUU I'M @alt5ef1, 5ablt. Ste Ero6e1le
Daren idon ieit lmlger 3eit anDan-
gig uno eirnal batte Die Saltpt=
perban0lung NIT Nihteinigung Set
Surp eeenoet. Die slngeflagten net
len glall6baft nod, oaB ibre slus-
lagen fir .oas Sol5 $3.50, Die So
iten Der sSallung $21 900 uno Die
iibrigen Soften $4,000 betrcgen
babeu, trosoem Die gntfermlng oes
Sol5es BON @rurto unb 8ooen re.bt-
5eitig BON ben Staatsbeboroen i'll
bibiert pnr0e. 0as Sort, Slid
un6 @ilo-Departement batte anf
cine @elobuBe bon 100000 ge=
flagt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-11
Segas.

sluf Dem Haliagiersgabnbof
Der Seras & Iaeific gabnin Mar-
lbal ipuroe Der Brakeman" &. g.
Curtis bon Dem &on6ufteur ael(p
eri6oiien. 8eioe MGnner lparell
fur5 porber nit ibren 3uge einge-
troffen. 8as Die SdieBerei peron-
lnBt bat, meiB man flibt es lhcint
aber, als lpenn Curtis uno aenp
i6on untermegs i'll Streit geraten
ieien. 4ellD iplir6e perbaftet.
Sn elmer Neoe, Die er Dor
einigen Sagen IN @olpeiton lueli,
erflarte 8rpan, Die BON ibm anno
1896 aafgeitellte sSreiiiIber-3b
lei pollitanoia ridtie geipeien, inlr
oduBere l1nlitdnoe" bdtten perbin-
bert, onB aaes 10 gefonlnen lei.
mie er es porbergeiagt babe. ssSa
ia, oiele auBeren l1tnitdnoe. Sic fino
es ia alld nur gelpeien, Die es per-
binoert baben. oaB 8rDon SrGiioent
gelporoen uno oaourb in Stano Je-
iett tit, ieine 9beorien in Die Nroris
nm5uieben. Seien Tie geiegnet, oicle
allBeren llmitdnoe.
sSn Der Nabe bon Mooop iuur.
De elm 5armer namens Did Somarh
anf ieinem eigenen Elobe BON 5lrei
Wannern iiberfallen, oie ibm mil
borgebaltener Tiitole $240 abnub.
men nno iid) Damn oapon .ma6ten
Soluaro ipar gerooe pon Mc@reaol
5nrildgefomlnelL mo er einen @betl
einfaiiiert batte.
SSn 9orpnspiae, Ntc2ennar
Gountp, iino 5lpei pier5ebnidbrig;
Negerjungen unter Ser 9lnfloge Der
baftet, oaB lie ben 8erlud) gernad)t
baben, einen Gaiiogier3ug Der 9lran
las Sab 8obn gum gntgleiien 81
bringen.
Ius Ga Orange miro gentel
bet, oaB bort Bruno airid I'M 9(ltel
bon AZ sSabren geitorben lei.
Im Wfittnoh lno Oontter3
tag bot es i'm gan5en Siiopeltel
lnieres Staates geregnet. Der 9ie
gen iheint iiberon millfomnlen ge
weien 5u lein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-11
JmIamr.
454S rlhIIicnsn
Sind in den l1ationalbdnken
dspcniert.
Rusf scbuIdig.
5crdsrunsen fir das Jabr
1910.
Zug-Raub.
Zug-Raub.
Msitsrs opfsr dss kampfss in
Kansas City.

=. Nad) Dem 9erid)t oes Goll-
rant=&ontroIleurs iparen am %.
September 1858 Nationalbanfen in
Betrieb. Die elm &apitaI bon iibcr
921 Wiaionen Dollars batte1 nno
bic Hapiergelo i'm 8etrage BON iiber
6t3 Willionen Collars ausgegebcn
batten. Die Depoiiten in oielen
@anfen beliefen fih auf Die ungebeure
Summe BON $4,548, 135, 165 nno
6ie glftipa, Die iogenonnten r9felour-
reg, Der 8anfen betrugen an oem
genannten 1age 27260,484
Der ueberihnB miro NIT $565, $685.
20Ts uno Die unperteilten Erofite
per6en nit $202, ,O99,SO1 angeae-
ben.
Der Hro5eB gegen slbrabam
&uef, ben friiberen politii9et ogcB"
bon San Jrancisco, Der felt eini-
gen @oden perbanoelt ipuroe, lit
beenoet. Der Mngeflagte lit Der Sc
itehune ibul6ig befunoen ipproell.
Die gerfiinoigung oes 9eroifts nur-
be init 9eifaaseenlurmeI begriiBt,
bod perbinoerte Der 9fi1ter, oab
irgeno cine Demonitratipn itattfcno.
Silfsitaatsanmalt @enep. Der osn
Hro5eB anfangs geleitet batte ultb
6ann i'm @eridtsiaaI bon Morris
9oas gefdoiien uno idiper peripun-
bet lpuroe, bat iih ioipeit ipie0er err
bolt. oaB er Der lebten @eridtsiitinig
als 8uborer beitpobnen fonnte. or
DIroe BEL ieinem Gribeinen i'm @e-
ridtsiaal nit elmer sroBartigen De-
lHonlJation enlpfangen.
Der Sdahalntsiefret1r bat
BEN aoHgreB Die 8oranihldae Be-
9etuinigungen iiberian6t, Die fir sen
Mgierltngsbalisbalt fir oas nit oem
30. SUM 1910 enbigeloe 5isfolia1r
erforoerIid) fino. ssn Der foIgenoen
Isabelle fino oieielben genau oligege-
Ho,x
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-11
81. 8. G. :. ga6n.

No 4-Na1 oem Norben. 7:3O borut
nSlber" "-Na9 benz Morben. 900 na6nt
No. 244-5oliiton etc -. 1915 naflnl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-11
Seirats eheine

VVtNufV S-tFtFHts
SSobu So Si9leben lnp gtariou 9
6iiber,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-11
slus @ofefieIo in g0foiiadlu

slus @afefielo in MfoIIahu-
ietts miro gemeloet: Siram 8. goo-
ger, BON bier bot IN einern ploslis
6en slnfaa BON Solltput feline bei-
ben Sodter, 5lorence, 10, uno aatbe-
rine, 7 Sabre oft, ermorbet. Gr
iprane oann auf Die StraBe, oell
nod raubenoen 9fepolper in ser
Sano uno naf) alien Hiftiln9en
S6iiiie nbfeuerno. @r lhoB einen
@roeer-glerf, 6reo @beeIer, in oos
8ein, mabreilo alle moern 8ugeln
gliifliberlpeiie feblgineen. Cine 4n-
5abl 9iirger bon bier nabm unter.
belien Die 8erfolgung bes @abnlin-
nigen auf uno nod geralmer 3eit
geloug es ibnen, ben lpie milo Inn
iid ifla9enoen @abniinnieen gu
feiieln uno Der Goli5ei 5u iiberse-
ben. Die lid bei Der gan5en osSrie-
oensltorung" lebr i'm Sintergrltnoe
sebalten botte. 9lls Der Sobiiidtiee
Damn binter ShloB rmo 9fieeel ge-
braht mar, fonl1te man ans Der Irt
Der sleuBerungen oes llngliidliden
berausborer. oaB Der slusbruf Der
SobluAt bel Dem Wonne pobriheili-
lid ourh @iferiudt peronlaBt NOR.
ben mar. glls Der Wonn feline 5tuei
So6ter nieoerihoB, por Die 3rotl
bes Soities nidt IN Der @obnlne.