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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29
40 MEDICS AND 28
DENTISTS GRADUATE

The fortieth annual commencement
exercises OF the Detroit College OF
Medicine we're held Thursday night,
in the Light Guard armory, 80 young
men graduated as physicians and Is
as dentists. The address Of the eve.
ming was delivered by DR.. Fl. o.
Walker. for the faculty and was fol-
lowed by the confering of degrees by
DR.. E. L. Shurly. The valedictory
address was delivered BY Walter F.
Danielson for the dentists and James
NJ. Robb for the needles. An address
was also made by the Rev. John n.
Boyd. ID. ID.
Following the exercises the dental
graduates adjourned to the Hotel
Ste. Claire. where banquet was
served. DR.. w. G. Meridian acted as
POSTMASTER and responses were made
by Drs. S. j. Lewis, A. l.. McPhee. ID.
ID. Maloux, A. McKenna, Earl Bark
ley, and G. V. Mcneil. The following
responded to toasts at the banquet Of
the medics held in the Cadillac: Drs.
w. NJ. Donald, f. A. Christian, Q.
Gilchrist. and p. A. Scheurer. DR..
p. VI. Hickey was toastmaster.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29
DEATH COMES SUDDENLY
TO JOHN MCLEAN

John Mclean. secretary-treasurer
and general manager OF the Detroit
Cigar Manufacturing company. died
suddenly Thursday evening In his
home, No. 1860 Woodward-aves, from
apoplexy Up TO few minutes before
his death Mr.. Mclean was evidently
In the best of health. Shortly after
dinner he complained OF not feeling
well. and a doctor was called, but the
man passed away in less than five
minutes.
Mr.. Mclean was born in Grimsby,
Ontario, in 1s47, but came to Detroit
30 years ago and has been In the cigar
manufacturing business ever since. AT
the time Of his death he had several
minor interests and was connected
with the Brown Pharmacy on Wood
ward-ave. He was a thirty-second de-
gree Mason and member OF Detroit
lodge. No. 2, Michigan Sovereign Con
sistory, Moslem Temple. Mystic
Shrine. Elks, and the Loyal Guard.
Besides his wife, he Is sHwived by
two sons. George aud Archer, and a
daughter, Elsie.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINnS.


Detroit United Interurban LansA
Time table subject to change without
FLINT LIMITEDs--Daily. sis Q N.
and AIS p. m. Locals for Rocheseers
Romeo. Orion and oxford. .. m ana
me- nnd 1 e%ory TWO hours V until m.
For wyandottc and TrensSs, S:9S =
m. sos q. M. and every 40 minutos
sos D. s' % then eY Rsn n 20 miOutss Sst
sos d, M. then half hourly until Hiss
p. IN. On Sunday. hrst car starts q
Pontiac, $50 a. m. then half hourly
until y. m. then hourly until "A z m
First care one-haif hour later on SUM
For Farmingto.. Worthwhile. Orchard
Lake and Pontiac-6 a. m. and hourly
until II p. m. First car one hour atsr
Oh R APIS RAILWAY sysrnN-.PeEs
Huron Limited, daily; 7;tt : m. i3;as
and 6:+S p IN Locals for New IA 1e 6nrs
Huron hourly. ! a: IN. to 8 D: m: else
a Rs TO Msrir yo cs t csa. ss.' hs
n0s $40 a m 70 F. Nj, n" c, snS nSo W
Shore Line, hourly. s:as a m. TO s;sa
sn RaTFo line "S Sy@Fo,.se TG %is.ss
daily SEQ e m; y IL 20 p a m sg ns enc
4. N TO sac D. m. also $40 and Il
D for Monroe.
Ry.--Limiteds. 7.45 n m. 12:45 and 3.t4
u. IN. Locals. for Jackson. a m enQ
every two hours until p. m; Tor 49,
m; for Saline, $40 a. M. and every to
hours until $3.50 p. m, also 10 p. N; xQf
Plymouth and Northyilie, $50 a. m -
every two hours until $50 p m. 49,
Interurban cars pass waiting sla~'
ton. corner OF Larrsd and Griewof
sts.. last cars awaiting the closing
thenters
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29
NEW RY. ACT MAY BE
TESTED BY SUPREME CT.

FLINT, Mich, May 29-(SpD-
The state railway commission has or
dered a further hearing in the matter
OF the interchange of freight cars and
carload shipments between the d. U.
X. and the Michigan Central at OK
ford and the Grand Trunk at Flint.
Testimony VIII be taken at the hear
ing Tuesday and shortly afterwards
the commission Will personally go
over the line and make its inspec-
ton. The commission, IL is learned
from an authoritative source, will I'M
doubtedly issue the order and as this
Is the first case TO arise under the
new state rylway act passed by the
last legislatr 2, II Is probable that
the matter will be carried to the SUI
preme court to contest the validity
OF the act and the scope of authority
granted TO the commission.
The matter was brought TO the at
tention OF the commission by a pc
tition signed by many local shippers
at Goodrich and Ortonville. Attys.
John II. Farley and Roy Brownell,
OF this city, are representing the pc
titioners who seek the interchange.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29
DRY TOWN FOR US,
SAYS CLIO MESSENGER

CLIO, Mich, May Cello has been
q dry town now for three weeks and
the Messenger this week says:
The third dry Saturday of the year
was q record-breaker. There was not
a hitching post in town that was with
out q horse or team hitched thereto
and every available shed was filled TO
overfowing. A physician OF the vii
lege said that there were the most
people In town that there had been for
years. Every store was filed and the
business men were pushed to their
limit II was indeed convincing TO
one that had any doubts about temper
ance driving away trade. The best
part Of IL all was. remarked business
man who had kicked on dry town.
that all the people who came TO my
store had the money. Several paid up
back accounts that had scarcely ex-
pected TO get and feel sure that had
there been saloons in town that day
that someone else would have received
that money and the customer would
have gone home, perhaps with full
tank. but certainly empty handed.
Nearly all Of the business men are
now favorable TO a dry town"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29

her as a bride. The shock OF the In
dian attacked affected her mind so
that she remembers neither the first
marriage nor her former affection 1t
all comes right In the end, however.
A little Mexican girl whom her sup
posed husband has betrayed staos
him. The second shock restores her
memory and love and the husband
and wife are united There is q
villain, of course. The army post
scenes and types are well done.
on. Kennerly, New York; Macauley
Bros. Sheehan's. and Hudson's, Detroit.
E0
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29
GOOD BILL FOR
AVENUE NEXT WEEK

The next attraction for the Avenue
theater will be The Rosebuds," whose
engagement will begin Sunday after
noon. The Avenue stock company will
present The Rosebuds" In couple OF
burlesques and an olio of specialties.
There will be an entirely new lot OF
faces as the current players Will go TO
Cleveland TO take the place Of those
who come here. The chief comedian
OF "The Rosebuds" Is Sam Rice and
the company also includes Lula Bee
son. champion buck and wing dancer;
Thompson and Lewis, Celtic wits, the
Musical Trio and a chorus OF go
rivals OF Anna Held"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29
THUNDER SHOWERS.
DECORATION DAY.
MAY HAVE SOME sUNsHINE BUT
WE'RE STILL IN THE
RAIN BELT.

The weather man can promise moth.
Ing better than partly cloudy and
threatening weather with probably
thunder showers for Decoration day.
We will probably have some sun
shine" he says, "but We are still In
the thunder shower district and are
likely to get some rain"
One case OF sunstroke was reported
as the result Of the heat Thursday.
the victim being John Tureka. 20 years
OF age. living at No. 81 Peterson-st..
and employed In the paper mill. Tu-
reka succumbed while working In his
home about o'clock. He was sent
TO the Solvay hospital. where his con.
dition Is regarded as serious. @
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29
Western summer Travel.

Information FREE For trips west
southwest, or northwest OF Chicago
use the Chicago. Milwaukee q st. Pau
Railway. II reaches principal cities
and wellknown summer resorts OF II
linois. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa
Missouri North and South Dakota
Excellent service; fast trains. direct
routes. Summer resort literature and
complete information free. r. G.
Jones. Michigan Passenger Agent. 2li
Majestic Bldg, Detroit Also publica
tions regarding the agricultural and
commercial opportunities along the
Pacific Coast Extension OF this rail-
way.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29
GEN clInton's BODY En- Route

NEW YORK. May 2s.-The body OF
Gen. Clinton. first governor Of New
York. which Is being taken TO Kings
ton. his native home. for anal inter
ment, was removed from the Battery
to the United States naval ship. the
Wasp. today and started on it's jour
ney up the Hudson. followed by a con
voy OF vessels assigned by the United
States government
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29
VIM. {. QUINCY
SERIOUSLY Ill

William E. Quinby, former propri-
etor Of the Detroit Free Press. who
has been seriously Ill In Grace hospi-
tai. suffered relapse about midnight,
Thursday, and the members of his
family We're hastily summoned. He
rallied, however, and Friday is said
to be resting comfortably. For the
last year or more Mr.. Quinby has
been In poor health
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29
DECORATION DAY
IN THE POSTOFFICE

Postmaster Warren announces the
following Office arrangements for Sat
urday. May 30. Decoration Day: The
money order and cashiers department.
and registered letter division, will be
open from TO 10 a. m. The general
delivery and stamp windows will be
open from, to 10 a. m. and from
to D. m. The general information
window at the main postofiice. and all
stations, will be open from to 10
a. m. All carriers throughout the city
will make but one delivery trip. com
mcncing at 1880 a. m. There will be
one general collection OF mail. - In
clude all boxes in the city. commenc-
ing at p. m. but aside from this.
there will be an additional collection
in/the downtown section at $50 y m.
All incoming and outgoing malls re.
ceivel and dispatched as usual.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29
WhlskerIess Anoels.

At conference at Royersford.
Pennsylvania, Mennonite preacher
was asked by a layman why angels
were always represented as beardless.
my friend" the preacher replied.
"the reason angels do not have whis-
kers is probably because every one
OF them had close shave getting
In "--Iippincott S.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29
VERDICT FAVORS SMELL,
WHO WILL GET FORTUNE

BLOOMINGTON. Ill., May 29.-In-
stead OF an annuity OF $50. Richard
Smell. only son of Millionaire Col.
Thomas Smell. will get large share
OF the fortune OF more than $2,OOO.OO0
that the eccentric railroad builder
left. The Jury that heard the love let
ters and other facts In regard to the
strange love episodes in the life OF
the aged man returned verdict today
that he was OF unsound mind when
the will was written diverting all OF
his fortune from his natural heir.
The decision goes to the register OF
Wills and the document Will be set
aside.
Mabel Smell. who Is now Mrs. Mac
Namara. OF Kansas City, niece Of
Smell. obtained approximately $4,000
froM him. II Is said.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29

WASHINGTON. May 2e.--Mrs. Mary
Hinton, formerly OF London. England,
once a frequent contributor TO English
and American magazines. committed
suicide at her home by asphyxiation.
She was SO years old
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29
Excursion Rates Kalamazoo and Re-
turn Va MIehiaan Cel

Account b. p, o. Z. meeting. tickets
at reduced rate will be sold June 2,
and 4th. limited to return June 5th.
See agents for full particulars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29

If you have a large factory
operated by any other power
you will gain much by usize
ours.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29
LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
Ae0 Bav City Division

Depart foot OF Randolph-st.
Leave Detroit tuesdays and Fridays At
8 y. IN, for 1T. clair. Port Huron, Lex
Ington. Port snniiac. Forester. Forest
vile. Hnrbor Beach, Port Hope ana bny
city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29

If you have small shop
and are not using our power
you are losing money. 4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-17
Sn Gampfe nm 6as 9aieiu

gift, ipie in ie6en Sample. alg oberiter
Grlli1bias, bab man gein1lo iein mllb,
5rnat @ Osa abss adG Seer SapgfS gSs35 ieS aud S''fs e
biele SaGoli9feiten fir ben @0rper nit
iid. DaB Der 2ebtere 5eitipeiIig ltt1ter
3nbiilfenabme bon altBeror6entlihen
Weitteln aefeit fperben mlb @iele bon
bieien Wittelr1 iiilo aber an Iid) fddbe
lid, 10 bab oeren Mntpenbun9 ben Ills~
treiben bes Sellfels nit 8eel5ebltb gleid)>
fon1tnt Sc eiebt iiberbaltpt nltr citl
berartiges Wittel, bas biIft ltr1b bobei
tli6t eisenen S6aben ni1itiftet. 9ieIes
t1llr ars 8flan5enitoffen bereeftellte @fite
tel iirlb Die ct Bernard &rdltterpi[!eii.
Sn Ipotbefen Su baber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-17
N ri rIei.

Nab oen 8eriibernnaen oes
WeaDors Gaaaeban iperoen oie al
ten airbbofe birlnen lperligen Mona-
ten feinen freien Ylas fir ein Grab
mebr baben uno Ser lleue yMiIlioi.
Cemetery. 5. +. Elm 9eil Der Seper-
Sarm nluB benltst .neroen. Ser
Wapor idlagt Dor, BET 8egr6brliiien
oortbin Die groBen Souriiten=Muto=
mobile 81 gebran6en, fails oie
StraBenbabn-8 ibre 2illie
oortbin nidt perl1ngern iollte.
Capt. Cigar Sbrant11. Mit-
glieo Der Sbulbeboroe, tritt oafiir
Elm, Die &naben lilo Maoden in Sen
boberen &laifen unierer offetltliGGl
Shnlen bon einanoer gu trerlfen
nno fir Die &naben nebr 2ebrer, all-
itatt 2ebrerinne1L an5uIteaen.
Sranf &llbrt, Solicitor fir ben
gnlineB Weens Club, lit naf) 5ebn-
tdeiger 8rarfbeit geitorben. gr fam
Dor 5lponaig Sabrer BON Baltimore,
mo- er ein @boleiale=@el11ft betrie-
ben bate, bierber.
= 3lu1 5tpeiten Wale iit Der See.
ger @illie 8enion, angeflagt, ieinen
Stommesaenoifen gilbert Miller ge=
totet 5l boben, gu fiinfullo5nali5ig-
iabriger 3nbtbausbaft perurieili
moroen.
Die @rano-Sllrp bot Sernlunn
S. 6idter IN 9lnfluge8ultano Der.
iett; ebenfoas slrtbur @roBobnigel,.
Sebr lange iiberlegen mir
mandlnal. - Oh mir ms ms llnab-
dnoerlibe fiigen iollen ooer llidt!
Wander manoert allf Dem Sol.
Sc orrbs 2eben, bas in Der Sugen>
on ibln geipart moroen lit.
9ie @abrbeit bat einen ihne.
rem Stono III elmer @elt, oie iih IL
tauieto fonoentioneuen 2iigen be.
ipeqt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-17

foI erlitten, uno iei1 3nitono III
bo6lt beoetlfliher Natur. 9ie li11fe
Seite tit pollltanoie eeldbnlt. 9ei
Der groBen 9eliebtbeit melher lid
oas itaotiide Sberbaupt nnter ber
gepolferllne 5u erfreuen bot, bot Sic
&nnoe bon Der idlperen Grfrallfula
allgenleine Seilnabnle erregt.
Cine 9epeide aus Ser dineii-
ihen Staot @nop meloet, Elm furht-
barer Sturm babe alle oie @eball-
De 5eritort, Die mon BORT fir beu
@mpfang uno Die ltnterbaltltng Ser
amerifaniiden See=Sffi5iere lurb
Seeleute errtbtet babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-17
Ieras 8.

9nf merfipiirbiger @eiie mur-
Be bas Sous BON Gusen @eis in Gl
Baio in Brand geIest. Gin fleiner
8uoel, ben iid) Die 2eute I'M @mtlc
bielten geriet nit ieilten S6man5 in
ein @ef1B nit @aiolin, ipel1es Dos
Dienitlrlabhen gum 3eugreinieen BE-
nutte. gr leete iid oann ul1ter Dem
&iidenbero nieber, bort geriet ieill
Sbman5 in 9rano uno 6as fleine
Sier lief in Elm &loiet, in Dem alei-
oungsltiide bingen. sll1f oieie iill-
gen an gu bremen lmo I'M 4ugen-
blid batte iid 6as Seuer iiber Dos
3inlner ausgebreitet. @s murbe er-
bebli6er Sdooen aneeri6tet.
Mnf Der 9enrp Sod Sarnl in
Der N1be BON gaplor, bot Elm iieb=
5ebniabriges Md6ben namens 8eiiie
@riffitb, Die Tobter eines BORT
nobnenoen .Gerters" ,ibren gater
erldoiien. Ger Mann batte ieincr
9obter befoblen, in's Selo gu geben.
sic neigerte fi6 urlb ipuroe IN if
ret @eigerung bon ibrer Wntter iino
ibren @eibniltern unteritiiBt. Dn-
riiber aufgebrad)t, 5og Der 8oter
iein gai6enmelier berans uno itiir5tc
altf feline Sodter 81, oas Maodea
bolte ii1 aber idnea einen 93epoluer
ltto i6oB ben @iitenben nieber. gr
ipnr iofort tot.
@abreno Or. @oemer in Gort
2abaca iein Intomobil reinigte, er.
plobierte Der @aIolirlbebdlter unb III
nerbalb tpeniger slugenblide ipar
oas eon5e @efdbrt in Slonmen eirl.
eebiillt Gem Ooftor gelang es, NIT
einieen leidten 8erlebungen 8li emit
fornnen, oas @utonobil ipurbe aber
poGig Seritort.
@ie aus @oneD @rope ge.
meloet miro, bat man BON bort aus
Sen @ouDerneur erinht, Ganger
oortbin 5u ibifen Die oafiir iorger
ioGen, oaB oas 8nsfin-Mc@regor.
@eies nibt perlest iperbe. Seoen.
fal1s miro Der @ouperneur oieienl
@riu6en iofort nabfommen.
Sn Semple lit Elm selpiiier &
6. Smitb geItorben, Der Dor einiger
Sabren in einem ieniationellen Sri.
| minalfaa cine berporraeenoe &oat
Ipielte. Sfnitb pobnte nit ieinel
Srau urtb ieinem Sobn otf eillel
6orm in Der y1be bon 5ernple
gines Cages ipuroe bort Der Sberif
@rubbs eridoilen, ipabreno el
smitb einen @eri6tsbefebl iiber
brahte, ourd ben ibm Die sSoru
fortgenommen muroe. Snlitb, ieiuI
sSrau nno Iein Sobn muroen oe:
Moroes angeflaet. 3uerit muro'
oie 5rau pro5eiiiert nno freigeipro
her, bann Der Sobn uno i6uloif
| befunben. Sfnitb lelbit lit ME pro
5eIliert ipor6en.
| Gum erlten Wal, 10 long,
Sans Gountp eriitiert, lift BORT eil
Motn 5um Sooe perlirteilt moroen
@s lit 6ies elm Merifaner nonleni
Sseius 0erio, Der In Der gfabe boz
8ubo ieine Srm eritoden bot.
sSn Searne itarb gS. u. &einborh
| I'M @lter bon Sc Sabren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-17

MEN mel6et man: @iner npblen
8ait beberbergt 5ur 3eit unler Count
tp-@efdngnis, @raf 8urgbeim olias
Otto BON 8itgenltein olios George
.. S. &ranler, melder fid babier
megen susgnbe BON mertloien Chefs
Slt perantiporten baben miro uno
bon lltab megen 8igantie perfolgt
miro. ST bot troe ieines iugenoli-
den @lters bon 26 Sobren l6on cine
rebt blnte 8ergangenbeit auf5lt-
meiien. Gor iebs Sabrelt trot er iein
naterlihes Grbe an llno begab iib
nad Yoris mo er nit Spiel mo
ibonen Srallen oa' iein @elb per-
jurte. Damn ltnternabn1 er einc
5ori6ungsreiie nad 8raiilien, no
er ei11e bisber unbefonnte Srdi=
oee entoefte. Gin tii6tiger 8lunen-
fenner, brabte er iie nod ben &er.
Staaten, mo er fie fir $4,000 oil
einen Wiaionar berfaufte, oeiien gea-
men oie Bflan5e iebt in Ser botalli<
ifen @elt trGet. 0eit 10 piel @elo
in Der Saide, fonnte @raf bon Burg
beinr Der Sebniudt nab 8aris
ni6t ipiberlteben. Ct reiite bin mo
brahte ben ibnooen Manmon in
@eienibaft idoner Sranen ltno idar=
fer Spieler NIT fabelbafter @e=
ibminoigfeit Ourd, morouf er ipieber
Die ga1tliben @eltaoe slmerifa's altf=
irdte. Sn @aibington muroe er ne
gen Gbedidminoeleien oltf eirt Sabr
in oas 8unbes=3udtbous bon
Wounbsnile. SO. @a., eelbidt unb
nad @blollf ieiner Straf5eit bra6te
i'm ein 0eteftib bierber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-17
Scr c5mbiat,er,g CONNER.

Der Snbianeriputnter lit
Sic im5nite 8ett I'M Sabr;
Der Ansiprn9 1T 81 ieSer Sriit
tluiuiberrmflid tuabr.
Ses Gputmers Site lit balm,
Sie Quft lit frii1 uub fiibl,
GO 5ie9t ms tuieber In ben Sinn
Gin urenfHIid)es Oefiibi.
Gs rimmt BON nnIrer Stirn Der SMtueii
92ii9t rte6r ubnf 1lnterlnf,
1lnb tuirb es aud nod etnmal beif,
JiBt man iIM aud tn baS.
Grqniden6er ber SdJlnf jett lit,
Ser Jiber tuirb berbanttt,
Mudj tuirb sum Erinten, tpie i9r tpift,
Biel tuen'ger Gis bertuanbt.
9uM ipbte man In frii9frer 3eit
sbn uid5t 10 ie1r, ME mir,
gs tnadJt' fifj banit gum &ainpf bereit
Der tapf're *ipnier.
Der rpte sseimS sps bamn beram
Sm 9eiier Bpllmunbnadbt,
&c tuarem alle, Manm fur Waanu,
Auf Maub itnb Nsprb bebadt.
Gas iparen 3eiten idiueriter Not,
Bie bente fetne iin6.
Gie bradten oft ben Sdredenstpb
1dir Nlanrt nnb Jrnm unb 8iit6.
gpttIpb, bas bieie 3eit purbei!
Sm Grieben iiAen tuir
tInb trinfen, tuentt es INNER let
Sas ebfe 2pne Gtar 8ier.
1pdj iei bes iuadfren Hipmier
Sn Gbren tets sebadJt,
ttnb tuerbe Inn IN 2pue SfarSier
Gin Sunnernb 6pdD gebradDt.
Mir ermten jett, mas er geidft,
CT idnf bies 2anb ams bier,
H'rmna lei feiit Gnbm amd5 nidjt pertuebi
4aramf eim 2pne Star 8ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-17

BiG 9atfielb. Der oielgenailnte
SniaiIe oes Gountpgefangniiies in
Sberman, Der Dor Sobren in Goli-
fornien feds 8erionen ungebrodi
baben Iol uno ben man oen1ltah'i
nad ienem Staat 5uriidbringen lpill,
lit babel abgefnBt por0en, fpie Ell
Sen Neriuh nlahte, aus Dem Ge4
fdngllis 5u entflieben. Weon brad)-
te i'm in Die iogenonnte Soteit-
5e[le, in Der er nnter i6arfer Be
lpodung 10 lange bleiben piro, biz
oie faliforniidei1 8emnten eintreffer
uno i'm abbolen. 8ei oieler @ele.
senbeit nobm man cine genaue 9itrdl,
iiihung oes @efangniiies por unc
fano bier feine Stablidgen, Die IN
perfbieoenen 3ellen peritedt maren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-17
$50 Guaefn flpae,,.

9apio Barter, Sapette, q. 81,
elm 8eteran oes 8iirgerfrieees, Der
bel @ettDsburg bertpunoet ipuroe,
iagt: u8os oieier quite electric SIT.
ters fir mid getan bot, oafiir miiroe
i6 feline $500 nebnen ba i6 Icbon
piel pergeblid geooftert batte peger
meines Waagenleioens. gr flrierte
mid lnlo id nebme i'm nod ols So.
NIT, Der Mid fraftig l1no friId er-
balt." SO Cts. bei s(ooIpb 9reiB lnle
81. Gobn & So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-17
@abIsMn3etaen.

gSir iinb autoriIiert, Serrn s u.
Iiu5 NeaI als &anoioat fir oetl
Staatsfenat i'm "a. ienatorielIen 9iltrift
aif oem repnblifaniiden Sidet al5ufiinz
bigen.
g8ir fiil0 alltoriiiert, S. s. Onto H.
als 8anoi0at fir ben 5taotsienat non
oielem ienatorielen 9iitritt, ailf oem Oe>
mofratiidlen Sidet, an8utiirloigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-17
Das sRepubIikanische
Stats Ticket.
Pr1sidentsebafts EIektcren /:

Pr6sidentscbaffs EIektcren I:
q. 9. 9ittlinser,
81. 6. Sannab,
@, 6. sinsleton ir.,
5. $. &artb,
g. .. @albrip,
.. s. Sobnion,
g. g. Conner,
8. q. Eope,
6. 8. 8mrfitt,
8. u. Mattbaei,
s. 3. 8arbem,
6. s. bartholomew,
s. $. Safer,
8. s. Jeatberitume,
u. S. @anber Gtnden,
5. 6. Scott,
seutt @bite,
8. 81. Safer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-17
&erlanat

Elm 2ebrer, INN an ser 9banissS6ule
au lnterri6ten. @ebalt $45. Nton
penoe fid an
g8m. Singer,
9banis, @eoina Gountp, Seras.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-08-06
A Dilemma for Renuhlicans.

Of course, we all know the beef
trust was busted and the beef COM
bine has long ago been enjoined from
doing business. The administration
killed it and made the packers pay
fines to deter them from further
plundering the American people. Still
the price of beef keeps soaring, and
inquisitive people r asking, if the
beef trust is busted why does not the
price of meat come down instead of
advancing?
These inquisitive but simple souls
should know that the packers combine
still exists and is evidently making up
for the fines they paid by charging
greater profits.
There are those unkind enough to
say that there is a truce between the
administration and the packers, and
that in lieu of more prosecutions and
fines the packers will be liberal con
tributors to the Republican campaign
fund. Those Republican voters who
feel the pinch of hard times and high
prices for beef and other trust prod
ucts will have to put up with such
pecuniary troubles 'for the sake of
the party"