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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-29

periu6t, i'm gu beIte6en, on6 ME
mails nit ben 2euten in 8erbinbltlg
geitanbeir, bon oenen @ompers BE-
bauptet, BOB ite ibm oerortige slnge-
bote genadt bdtten.
= Grof Silbert &otb BON Ser
Sorftobteilung Der Wihigart-uniper-
iitat, Ser oos ean5e, bon @alobrart-
ben beimgeiu6te noroli6e @ebiet oes
Staofes bereiit bot, berednet oen
aneeridteten 5orftldaoen auf $40
100000. @alola1oereien inn ltnt-
fanee BON iiber eire Milinn Meier
iino BON ben Slanunen perlpiiitet teor-
oen. 9llh 1000 @der Der Meibigall-
Sorltrelerpatton muroen bon @alo-
branben perbeert 9ie MufforItung
Ser 2onoereien miro $5 pro Mder
foiten.
sSn ct. Bouts boben oie I'm
teriubungen Der &onniiiion fir ben
5miihenitaatlihen Sanoelsnerfebr in
ge5rg auf bic @rbobung Ser 6ra9t=
roten nah Dem 5iiopelten begonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-29

fobrungell perbeiierten 9ollons be-
merflteQigen miro, lperoen Dor Wfitte
bes Wfonots Sftober erfolgen.
= Ser rl1liii6e Miniiter oes 9lelt.
bern Ssipolsfi bot oen oeutihe /
Staotsiefret1r oes 9(eubern bon
S6oen III gerdtesgooen Dem berr,
liden @ebiresort oeS Sol5falnnter-
quits, beludt. Die beioen Stoots=
mdnner botten eine l1llgere acnfe-
ren5 Die getpiiiermaBer cine @r-
gan5ung Der 8eipre6ungen bilocte,
lpelde iie ihon gu @noe s(ugnlt on
Ser aleicben Stotte batten. Serr S.
molsfi batte Iieb BON Ofiin6en ons
aufgeno6t I'M ben oeut16en Staats=
iefretar 5lt treffen ltno febrt ,n-
nadit oortbin 3uriid, UNI oorouf Ell
ne 9egegnung nit oent italieniiGen
Wfiniiter oes gleuBern Sittoni gu bo=
ben. yead erfolgter me6lelieitiger
Muslprade miro ii1 Ser ruIliid)e
0finiiter rab Berlin begeberl, Inn init
Dem Gei6sfan5ler Siiriten b. 8iilrm
3ulonlnten 5ttreffen
Ser Sturnl, Ser ipdbreno Ser
3eit bonn II. bis gum IA. Septent-
ber i'm gaboma=9lr6ipel getobt bct,
mar eilter Ser l6lil1t1lItell, oeilelt
man it6 BORT 5u erinnern neiB. Gire
gan5e &eibe bon Snieln 1T perlpiiitet
nno ptele Wenl6en 1ilo inns 2eben
gefommen.
Sn ser 9fabe ser ruiiiid-polni-
iden Stoot 8ilna iiberfielen oreiBig
&auber einen gabn8ug nno bernacb-
tigten iib ollen @eloes uno olier
Wertiaben, Die iid auf ibm befan=
Den. Ole geute ion ii6 ntf $4,000
biz 100000 belaufen baben.
Cine 9epeife aus 2on6on
iagt, es babe in @roB-8ritanlier
nod ME 10 piele @rbeitsIoie gegehen,
pie IN oieiem sSabr. s1 Glasgow
iollen ungefabr $4,000 2erte ar
beitsl6s iein, In Cumberland 10000,
in Birmingham 10000, in 2iperppol
$4,000, in Wan6eiter 5000 Ii. I. IN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-29
GtnlaDmng.

SIR, bic ibr fant't, tpn fern mnb nab,
TIM itni're syair emd at betradJten,
GergeRt nidt, baf, nDd anb'res ba,
gSpranf lift fiigltdj iplltet ad)ten.
Die Sair tit id)1n, geiuik, ba lit
So Tteles, ,pns endb tnt'reiitert,
Spd) Nnb'res aud, bak ibr es iuiIt,
gSGppn iDr MandJes prDfitiert.
Sn aiem etraisen finbet ibr,
Sie iuitnberff)6niten aller 9aben,
llnb bleibt i6r iteb'n, 10 siebt's cmd) bier
Stnetn nit itniid)tbaren 6aben.
Sph brandJt ibr b'ritm nid)t bDs at iein,
9etuiR, es iuirb Gud) ititJt perbrieEeit,
Selanbelt tuerbet ibr gan5 fein,
Selbit iuenn tlr feinct &anf ippllt idJlic=
ken.
Gin Seber frcut iidJ eud) sit iebfn,
llnb seigt Guf) tuilli9 feline @aarem,
nnb idlieRlidj niiift ibr ielbft seitebn.
Daft igr bier @ieles f5nntet iparen.
So 5iebt benn lps, persniist mnb frpb.
llnp td]ent Sud ntd)t DDr Dem 0eSrGnge,
Sc bictet Sun Mntpnip,
Ses Segensmerten eine Menac.
Sie idJ5ne 2pne Star 8ramerei
9iirft' tbr bnr allem nifJt nergeiien;
@enn Sas geidel', id) iagt: es iei
SeinaB' ein iiinblid)es germciIem.
SIR ieib tuillfommen, slambt es mir,
Waan seigt Sud ,uiilig bmrd) bic 9faune,
llnb labet Sud nit 2pne Stargier,
Gin Sranf, iu id)1n sute Sid)tertranme.
Damn fiiblt ibr npd) einntal 10 gut,
gSas fiimmert Gm6 her 8elt geifuernr,
llnb fruber fretit lit Gmh has Slut,
llnb id)oner id)eint Gnh bieie Grbe.
S'rMnt, iuenm sur Sair SIR bier eridjetnt,
8ersekt es nid)t, sit Gm'rent Srpmnen,
Sprt, iup has Sentihtnnt iidJ nereint,
CUR 2pne Star8ramerei ST tunt=
tttert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-29
MGes III nnfiirIidl.

@er erfranft un0 ieinen &Drper ben
dbenben Winerdlien eines QundialberS
iiberliefert, Die bieIIeiht eine Doriiber>
ge6enoe grleihteriulg briileen, babel aber
bod mebr f6aoen, als nuben, ion 5ib
nidt ipuilberil, fpe,1n i'm f1liebiid ser
go6 abrnft. gSer in d6nIiher Gage iith
auf bie 9eiIfroft BON Bfla1senitoffel, mi
Sic ipulloertafiae @irfnns oer ct. @ers
cine banerlloe 5eiIung ipitrt. 9enn oieie
Stoffe bat cine giitiae Natlir nils iclbst
geliefert uno ipeiie Monde baben lie 6es
items 5ubereitet. Sr &potbefeu an ba6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-29
a 8.

Mus perfhieoeneu Srten in
gforo Serns miro gemeloet, Bob es
bort ndbreno Der lebten Nddte gas
froren bat.
- Die eSarmers' Union miro iii
Segllin, in Der Nabe bes Sra6tbabn-
bots, Elm eroBes Gotton-2agerhous
bauen.
Mus ct 2ouis fonln1t bie
Wahriht bob bort Soc 2itl5, Ser
@riirber bes groBen ssupeIierge-
ib1fts BON Gins brothers in Dafas,
geitorben lit.
Die Sberiffsbeamten aus San
Sole, gal., baben ben Maim Inn @e-
fdngnis gu Sherman, bel1 cine bort
pobneil6e 5rau zimmerman als
ben iehsfaden Moroer Dunbam cr-
fannt baben ipollte, nibt ibeiltifl-
3iert. sic balten i'm aber fir Ell
ne peroa6tige Berionli6feit.
W1breno Der Sonntag nabt
tpuroen in 2uling flint @ei1dfts-
Iaoen bon ginbrehern belltbt lmo
beitoblen. gs iparen Dies bie 2abcl
bon @alfer 8ros. & Co., 6. Sacobs
& Son, bie &ings'ibe Grocery, Ser
@iaiam'ide 6leiihlaoen uno Der
Corner Saloon. glls Die 9iebe III
oen 2aben bon @eoper & Sons cin.
breben nollten, puroen iie iiber.
raiht, es selane ibnen aber gu sllt-
| flieben. gs iparen bier Walliter.
ale meib.
ssn Mount Yleaiant bobell
@eibdftslente unb Mitglieoer Der
6armers' Union eine gerneilliamc
8erIanmlung abgebalten llno iib ge-
gen ben l1nfug erflart, .Mafate aui
ben 2anbitraBen an5uidlagen, in >c=
ten ben @innern unter 9robnligrl
allbefoblen miro, nit Dem @inen bon
8aun1tpoae auf5uboren. Man bat
eine 8eIobnung a,if Die grgreifung
bon 8eriibern iolden l1nfugs ausge-
iest.
9rei meiBe Mdnner iiberfielen
in Sort @ortb, nabe Dem niion,
8abnbof, einen geipiiien q. @. ga.
pis aus 9lberoeen in Meiiiiiiipp:,
ihlugen i'm, bis er beipllBtlos NOR
uno nabnen inn feline 8arI1aft,
ungefGbr oebn Collars, ob. 0apis
lit ihtper aber ,iidt iebensgefabr(idJ
nerlest
02ar Differ, Der aneeflagi
mar, in gl Baio einen geipiiien 4.
Is. Eurlep eetotet gu baben, iit bonl
@eriht in Slbilene freigeiprohen
iporoen.
= Sci Der 2ocol Option-Mbitint.
mung IN 2ampalas Gountp babe,l
Die Hrobibitioniiten nit elmer Waa.
ioritdt bon lngefdbr bunoert Stinl-
men geiieet.
- Mus Waeo miro getneloet, 6af
Die 5arrner in Der bortieen @egells
ni1t anf ben 1912 gents-Breis oel
| Sarmers Union iparten, ionoern ibrt
Cotton perfaifett, iobalo iie einen an
nebnlbaren Breis befommen fonnen.
Mus Ser @eeenb bon Sarois
in GaB golintp miro gemeloet, oaf
man bort cine Mn3abl Neger, Die al!
gottonpider fir einen Sarner no
mems 8prunl arbeiteten, pertriebel
| babe, inoem man mebrlnals in bal
| Sous bineinihoB, in Dem iie moblt
| ten. @er Die Shiiiie obgefeuert bet
| tpeiB man niht.
6rit @ihmann, ein 6elltibe
getpobner Soiiton's, itarb auf eineu
| gusflug, ben er nit ieiner 5rau mi
| Ieinem fleinen SsSungen nod De
| @reen's gopou gemabt batte. Sci.
COB ipurbe biirh einen Seraihla.
berbeigefiibrt. Seine Srau bradt
| Die 2eihe in oem 8nggp, in oem ii
| ben 4usflug unternommen batten
nod 6ouiton 5itriid.
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9[m sSreitnd ftnrh in sSrie0rih


slm Sreitag itarb i'll 6rieOri6s-
burg, I'M So 2ebensiobre, sSris
@raiio, Elm befonnter oeutider 8iir-
ger iener ,Stabt. Der 8erltorbene
itann1te ans @eitfalen er Ituoierte
IN Bonn llno panoerte ol1fangs Der
fiinf5iger Sabre nod 9[merifa aus.
3uerit ipobnte er i'm Noroen. Gr
madte ben 9iirgerfrieg i'm Unions
beer nit uno fam, nad geenoiglm1
oes &rieges nod Seras, mo er lif
5uerit in 8orne nieoerlieB uno Elm
foufrnGnniihes 8eihaft einri6tetc.
Spdter iieoelte ct nad Srieoridsbure
iihpr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-29

g8en oos llngliif ridt beiiegt,
Den naht es itarf
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s. & 8. q. gahn

Mbfabrt.
ysa9 alien NorD~gegas zYunften
11br litlo 7.45 bormittags.
gfa9 ct. Bouts, Wempbis i1nb benz Often
1.25 llbr nadm. ,itlb 73O abenbs
gtu6 Werifo. 1920 11br borm.
4ntunft
@on ct. puis unb Dem Often, 9.15 morg.
gon 2arebo utlo Weyifo LOS na1nl.
Ion ct. 2omis. &anias gitb 1920 abos.
ct. Souls & San 5raneisco Balm.
abfahrt.
gla9 Sort Smitb. 9prinsfielo, ct. 2pnis,
aanias gitp, gbicago IS. &@. 81. 9e>
pot .7.3O nbenos
&nfunft
@on ct. 2ouis, aanias gitb. Taris,
ehtcago -. 1920 morgens
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GiieabaDu= Jabrplau.
g. q. G. 81. g. gabn.

n9abb grodett1 t1s3ug na1 Souiton,
@alpelton, Beaumont urb Orange. Mbz
fabrt 8 llbr abenbs. Gntrnft 7.3O morz
gems.
9ad &errbille., 4bfa6rt 4.30 nahm.
Gbfabrt bon &errbille $50 l1br bormits
tags. giur Sonntags na6 &errpille: $50
llbr bornittngs.
Na9 gnero, goafllm, Soniton, @albes
ton, @iooings, Godoale, Cameron unb
Waco, Mbfabrt 8.45 borrnittngs.
Nad Beepille, Corpus gbriIti, NIice,
@atbis, glranias BaB, Hodport, 4bfabrt
1.40 na6mittags.
gfad Salflrios, abfabrt s l1br abenbs.
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Nad] 8rpiunsniGe.
90. 6. & s. Sa6u.

MbfnDrr
gia6 g8aco, Sort 8ortb, 0auas, aan@
lag 9th, ct. 2ouis nno Chicago, tdaz
lid) (Suniet 9epot) .7.3O aben6s
2ofal8ra bia Smitbbille g bornittaas
Glomo Spe5ial nad SmitbbiIle, Soulton,
@nlpelton .10.15 abenos
Infunft.
@on Chicago, ct. Bouts, 9anIos @itb,
9allas, Sort gSortb inb @aco, tdgli9
(5uuIet 9epot). .7.3O mpra
2ofal5ua bia SntitbpiIle .9.15 abenb5
Nlamo Spe5ial bon SmitbbiIle. sooliton,
8nlhelton $50 moreens
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Qehrer aeinht.

Der Seutid ino @nelii6 unterri6tetl
fam. fir Die Meaiant gallep Sdule.
9tdbereS our6
Grnit 3Dcller, SruItee,
8oerne, Seras.
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spntlerm 9aeific 8ahn.

Nbfabrt
Na6 Stein Orleans, Souiton unb @albes
lton, td9li61 Has mittaas
lt1to. .1130 abenos
gsab gagle gaB, 81 9aio. galiforliien
ltno WteTifo. +. 300 bonn.
Infunft.
Son &eip Orleans, Soilfton rnb @albes
iton, ta9li9 .7.35 morgens
rno -. 600 nahmittags
Son 81 9aio, galifornien itnb Megifo.
8 abenbs
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&erlaust

Elm @tdoden o0er cine 6rau (Geut-
ide ooer S6meoin) fir odgemeiie
@ousorbeit in elmer aus brei Ecrlo-
nen beltebenben SaniIie. @lster 2p5n
uno gutter &lob fir Die ridilee $er-
Jon. Wtun tuenbe ii6 an
S. 8. Subniou
333 Siib-8ouleboro, Dallas, Scros.
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@ie man fraftia luirb.

g. S. 9alp, 1247 &elt GonereB
Str, gbicago, iagt bieriiber: oMieiue
alte ibmahlihe Whitter geipitmt ourb
electric 9itters 10 biel araft nllo
@eipi6t, oaB id berpflidtet bin,
Dies alien S6ma6en FUND gu tltlL Die
eines Sonifs beoiirfen." electric Sit
ters furiert i6nea Moeen, Seber-
geereil-gel6meroen. @orcntiert su
baben bel sloolpb 9reiB uno 81. Gobn
Z So. SO Gents.
@en oos l1ngliid nidt beiieot,
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@ietOria 9ipiiiun, g. $. e g. 81.
(Wnlf Gbure.]

u B brt.
yfa9 guero, 8ictoria, sSort 2abaca, Cor
plts gbriiti, 8roipnsbille, 99io @ranoe
gitD, @oliao, 8eebille, Bbarton, Raz
lacios unb 6oltfton $50 morg
Nad Brownsville.
Ser 3ug Der 9nniet @ictoria 9ibiz
iion, Ibfa6rt $50 aberos, nla6t in 9Ias
ceoo @erbinbung nit Der @ulf goalt
2ine fir Corpus gbrifti nnb Sroipnspille
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24
THROUGH THE STATE
NEWS GATHERED FROM VARIOUS
INDIANA POINTS.
COLLEGE ROMANCE ENDED
Miss lenni Burner viii Soon Marry
Erich Moreller. Who 10 in Y. N.
c. \. Work at 81. re-
tersbure.

Greencastle.-AccCrd 10 an an
nouncement a DePauw romance will
result In the marriage al Berlin, about
the middle Of May. Of Miss Lenni
Burner Of this city and Erich Moreller.
who is now in Y. NJ. c. 4. work in ST
Petersburg. Miss Burner taught in
the city schools OF Brazil. this state
but resigns her work. being succeeded
BY her sister. and will sail for Bremen
about the first OF May. she will be
met by Mr.. Moreller and. II arrange
ments can be made with TIE German
government representatives the we'd
ding will take place az the home OF
mutual friends OF both in Berlin. Mr..
Moreller graduated rom DePauw in
the class Of 1906. having been director
OF athletics OF the university for two
years. as well. Miss Burner graduated
the preceding year and had post
graduate work. in addition 10 seaching
The young people have been pulling all
the strings available in order to obtain
permission 10 be married In Germany.
in which country the requirements are
exceedingly strict. involving certif-
Gates OF birth. and many such points
not provided by the American govern
ment However. Miss Burner received
cablegram from Mr.. Morelier which
designated the date on which she
should sail, saying he was writing.
but without waiting for the letter. il
is presumed that the necessary ar
Engagements have beer made for the
Berlin wedding. Miss Burner is
member Of Kappa Alpha Theta and
Mr.. Moreller is also a prominent fra
ternity member. He is a native OF |
Germany. and has been in Y NJ. c. A.
work soIae time
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24
Losing a Tenant.

a landlord in the Highlands OF Scot
land had "crofter" tenant. who paid
him ten shillings a year as rent for
the little farm. At the end OF the
second year the tenant came 10 the
landlord and said that he was not
able to pay more than five shillings a
year. as crops had been poor. The
landlord agreed TO this,
At the end OF the third year the
tenant appeared before the landlord
again and complained that things
were going so poorly with him that
he was not able to pay any rent. The
landlord agreed TO let him remain
rent free. At the end OF the fourth
year the tenant once more appeared
before the landlord. and said:
Colonel. II you don't build me q
barn Ill have 10 move"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24
The CALL OF The SOIL.
DAYS OF FINANCIAL sr,r
MAKE FARM LANDS LOOK
RICH.

"A stan contributor OF n sou,h.-
newspaper has taken up the question
OF the return 10 the farm of manv uho
had forsaken II for the glitter y, re-
ei'y- ne says: 1T is n well known
iact that the history OF this Govern.
ment shows that those men who have
peen most successful in life and who
nave LETT their impress upon its neo-
pie and Its institutions as statesme,
soldiers. hnanciers-have as mia.
been those whose youth was spen, ON
me iarm' and II is TO such as these.
that there cowes with overmasterins
power THE CALL OF THE SOIL
More especially does II come with re-
doubled persuasiveness, greater now.
er and sweeter pleading TO the man of
anairs when the clouds OF financial
unrest begin 20 darken the sky; when
the cry OF panic causes people 10 lose
their wits and act like stampeded cat
Tie; when with reason or without
reason there arises before him the.
specter OF ruin. grinning In his face.
and waving its gaunt arms In threat
ening gesticulation.
The piuable state into which soma.
men were brought by the recent finan.
oial furry. which happily is now
passed. suggests these reflections
Some were ruined and very few be.
came insane because Of their losses.
Two or three took their own lives.
IL is when such times come that the
statesman. the great nnancier. and
the man OF affairs becomes tired OF
the struggle. He lays down his pen.
turns from his desk and listens To.
the CALL OF THE SOIL.
There are hundreds OF cases
throughout the United States Of those
who have money in the banks and are.
looking for investment In lands. No.
investment is better or safer. Take.
for instance. the lands In Western Can
ada that can be bought at from $40 to
us per acre which yield a revenue
equal to and often greater than their
original cost. Those lands make a
certain investment During the past
two months large investments in
these lands have been made, some In
tending TO use the lands for farming
purposes OF their own. Others to re-
sell TO farmer friends The agents OF
The Government OF Canada located at
Inherent points throughout the United
States have in their possession par
hculars OF districts in which there are
rec homestead grants OF 100 acres
Zach accessible TO railways, markets.
schools. churches. &c. These are val
liable lands. These agents will be
'leased TO give information to any de-
'irous OF securing. and will tell al
bout the railway rates, &c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24
Charged with Rrihrrx-

lndianapolis.-The Marion coun.
~ grand jury returned indict.
ments against Thomas X. Kackley. IN
I'll recently second vice-presideu, and
general manager Of the Altar Engine
works, and James NJ. Broucher. gen.
erai sales agent Of the company. The
Two men are charged with consrirac
70 brspe County Commissioners John
McGregor. John McGaughey and John
NJ Mendenhail in April. 1907. by pay
Ing $500 to induce them to vote it
the engine company the contract
10 s2l.351 for a new plan,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24
oespondert. Taxes Poison.

Chicago Il-Jessie LeEelIyn can.
ne daughter Of former Governor
Llswsilyu OF Kansas. committed sui
eide Il her room in hotel here sun
DAY night By taking poison. Dsspond-
s1ey because Of III health is believed
70 have been the cause. Mrs. tan
whose former home was az Oskaloosa.
Ia. for several years. has been en-
pioyed OF the reportorial stats OF Chi
cazo Newspapers. She left letters ad-
dressed 70 James A Davitt and 10
Louise Llevellyn, sister. both II
OskzIoosa-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24
AwAkENs AFTER u YEARS.
Wanderer Declares ie Knows Moth.
Ing OF Period OF Trance.

MI. Nernon.-A young man giving
MS name as Leslie Fisher and his
home as Los Angeles. Cal. and telling
a story OF romantic and unconscious
travelling over the land and waters Of
the world for the last IL years. has
surrendered TO the police. Fisher told
a romantic story which the officers
are now investigating. He said that
while few miles east OF Mt. Vernon
during the morning he suddenly 10
came conscious OF his surroundings.
lie said he was sitting on the road.
side with a broken bicyc.e lying near
by. Fisher says that he does not know
where he got the wheel nor where
he was going until he met a farmer
coming toward the city who let him
get into the wagon and ride TO town.
Immediately after arriving in the ci:y
Fisher looked up the officers and sur
rendered and asked their assistance IN
nnding his parents. whom he saws live
In Los Angeles. Cal. Fisher saws he
remembers nothing since he started 10
school one spring morning. but does
not remember whether or not he ever
arrived at the school. This was in Los
Angeles. Cal. IL years ago. and the
last recollection he has was OF the III
Tie school and his mother. who kissed
him and whom he has not seen since.
Fisher says that his home was on
Spring street in Los Angeles and that
ms father was Henry Fisher. a rail
road brakeman. Fisher had on his per.
son about one dollar in money and q
discharge showing that he had served
IN the United States navy until re-
Gently. The discharge shows that he
was enlisted in the navy as cook and
was discharged from the service in
January, 1907. and that he enlisted an
george Newbery at Detroit. Mich.
rlsher is young man. about medium
height and Of good appearance and
about 20 years OF age He has deep
confusion above his left eye. which he |
says was caused by being struck with |
IN iron ventilator when he was a boy.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Executive traffic officials q AL ,Se
railroads east a the Mlssissirrl rive-
snc north Of the OHIO river and Il
tending 10 ire seshozrd have recon
.rnt ndec 10 their presiden-s an Increase
in al class freight rates IN thar terra
tory.
Aorean rebels cout-ul roxt q he
Southeastern Korean interior. accord
inE tc private adrioes from Seoul ara
TOKYO. Most q the japanese settlers
have been driven from ire css--srr
and these who remain are IN TIE great
est canEer- Several coiories are -
ported TO have beea cu-rseresr
wiped out.
a plan Tor the cestruc1iu- C ne
town Of Murray. Ky. which wzs 70 f,e
rzided hT q band o. night rsdp-s- s.
on IRE and reduced 20 sshez sas
been REVEALED hT eonfessr- ~ A.
other o. the alleged hand Of GALLOWAY
county riders
The full horror q n. chease- Sc
is Only gradually devslovi-- a. erf
oence IL acCunulztinE 70 shcr shz-
ne amazingly raid srreae q re
flames was aided by incendia-sss- 40
nrec Their own property 10 recover she
Insurance.
Because he found as sz-z-r q, s.
tco year insufficient Il provide fr-
bis dependent mother art sss-e-. an
AZ The sane tine leave c-o-rh fo-
Dim 70 nsrry TIE girl be %, a Lxe---
David 2. And-ay C ne rrIes
state sig1l ccrps sho. az sslrf
tirnser
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Find Dynamite at Doors.

Evansville. = Sticks Of dynamite
and bundles Of switches we're
found at the front entrance OF tlur
places OF business at Mariah Hin a
town OF 200 people in the northeast
ern part OF Spencer county. II is
charged that the Kentucky night
riders or their sympathizers placed
the explosives and switches. The
warning bundles OF switches and
dynamite were found at the door of
the general store conducted by Fred
wagner. at the blacksmith shop Of
Joseph Telling. al Or. McCloskey's Of
nee and az the post Office. Joseph
Fisher is postmaster,
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To Plan Reaching North Pole.

Washington d. C.-The Amerf-
can government is to participate in
az international polar congress 10 lie
held next month in Brussels. Herbert
L. Bridgman % Brooklyn. y. Y. has
been designated as the American dele
gate The object Of the congress ia
> unite the nations in planning and
carrying out some practical scheme 20
reach the north pole.
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hartford City--Newton Ball o,
harper, Kan. who believes himself
10 be long lost brother CT the late
John Ball Of this city. who recently
dropped dead OF heart trouble. has
written here to Mrs Ball. seeking IN.
formation concerning the deceased
according TO the communication tho
writer and his brother. John Ban sen.
irated in Tennessee nearly so years
ago and since that time Newton ha-
lost all trace CT his people. John Bau
all estate. ~
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a GARDENING Nation.

In Sweden a gift is made once q
year to e-ch school pupil Of trees or
shrubs TO be planted about the home.
BY law each parish must grant GER
tain amount Of land to be devoted to-
the purpose OF school gardens. There
are scores of horticultural societies
which employ gardeners to give the
public free instruction and advice on
fruit and vegetable culture The nat
ural resources OF the country are be-
ing increased In this way to a won
derful extent.
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Father q eas.baII- pxi,o

NeE Nork-Henry Chadwick.
known throughout the country as
the father Of baseball. i report-
I'd dying al his residence in Brook
IN Mr. Chadwick Is suffering from
Pneumonia and heart trouble. He :
= years old. Mr. Chadwick was born
= England and came to the United
States when youth He has written
many articles OF baseball and other
popular pastimes- He Was an author
IL O. the rules OF his favorite game