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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-07
For ssueaky Hinges.

The noises Of squesky hinges may De
stopped By -pntting ON kerosene oil.
Brass beds may be kept in condition
by rubbing them once or twice a month
with olive oil. The oil should he put on
with n soft flannel cloth and rubbed on
almost Immediately with eheesecloth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-07
AMUSEMENT NOTES
Edgar Selwyn in "Pierre of The Plains"
at Barre Opera House.

At the opera house this "wednesday
evening Henry b. Harris viii present
Edgar Selwyn in pierre of the Plains"
the stage version of Sir Gilbert Parker's
''Pierre and His ePople." There arc
very few readers who are not acquaint
cd with the fascinating stories Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-07
CASTRO SERIOUSLY I'LL.
Government May Soon Have to b
Turned Over to vice-President.

Willemstad, Curacao. Oct. Tt is
reported here from Venezuela that
President Castro is seriously i'll and
that the government of Venezuela prob
ably soon will have to be turned over
TO the vice president of that republic.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-07
The Season Calls for Clinging
Styles in Garments.
NEWEST SLEEVE MODELS
Princess Frock Stills Popular-Shape of
Shoulder an Important Fashion De-
taiI--Fish Net Wafst-Dyed to
Match Tailored Costumes.

For the winter season we are more
than likely to see varieties of the di-
rectoire costume, and this will mean
clinging styles 1t is not many years
ago that we had clinging skirts, and
girls not very far in their TWEEN
ties can recall the creaks of the fab
RIGS when they tried to sit in them.
But those skirts had a different air
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-07

The Pamirs. sometimes called tht
Roof of the World. consist of mum,
Der of bleak plateaus aud shallow val
leys situated about 1900 feet above
sea level They lie to the north OF
India
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-07
A Desirable Quality.

A barrister observed to a learned
brother in court that he thought his
whiskers very unprofessional.
"You are right" replied bis friend.
a lawyer cannot be too barefaced."-
Bits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-07

The fountain table center Is an at.
tractive novelty. A slender jet of wa
ter, sparkling in the electric light,
plays from bowl in the center OF
the table, a true miniature fountain,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-07
Time and Money.

INC M IWNTUVs
The flowers bloom:
The flowers die.
Vacation days
Go swiftly by.
They heard him murmur.
With a sigh:
THE days are shorter.
so am /.
Wash 'ngton tar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-07

No mans head appears on any Unit
ed States coin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-07
BEST CATARRH DOCTOR
Has Cured Thousands--WiI Cure You or
Money Back.

This is the little Hyo-
mel inhaler, the little doc
tor that has cured many
thousands of sufferers from
catarrh, bronchitis, asth-
ma, hay fever, coughs,
colds and grip.
It's so easy and pleasant
to cure yourself with Hyo-
mel. just pour a few
drops in the little inhaler,
and breathe it in. The
healing, soothing and anti
septic air will reach every
nook and crevice of the
mucous membrane of the
nose and throat; will stop
the irritation; almost inn
mediately; drive out
the foul odor; kill the
germs and cure the disease.
My wife has been using
Hyomei for two months
for catarrh and pulmonary
trouble. She has received
more relief and benefit than
from any other treatment
e. 5. Parrett, jefferson
vile. o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-07

"Hyomei cured me of
terrible earache and buzzing in the head.
| would not be without it in the house
for a single nignt Mrs. 5. ?. Fuller,
Columbia. ). {.
The Red Cross Pharmacy sell Hyomei
pronounced High-o-me) and guarantees
it. A complete outfit, including inhaler,
only costs 81. and an extra bottle Of Hyo-
mel, if afterwards needed, viii cost but
30 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-15
FROM CLOWNS TO cRoEsus.
Meredith Boys Said to Be Heirs tt
Millions.

PITTSBURG. Pa. April 1a.-After
spending practically his whole life tum-
bling in the sawdust ring as a circus
clown, Charles Meredith. chief funmaker
In Cole Brothers circus. is preparing to
spend the remainder of his life In a man.
ner betting a man Of millions. All this
change has come within twenty-four
hours.
Meredith came here Monday evening
from his home in Toledo. Ohio. at the re-
quest Of an attorney from New York city
who has been looking for him all over
the country for six months. The lawyer
brought with him william Meredith. also
| clown. and the younger brother. who
was supposed to be dead.
The younger brother had been discover
ed travelling with a circus in Australia.
1t did not take the attorney long to dis
cover that the two Meredith boys were
the ones he had been looking for. and
who are the sole heirs OF a fortune Of
$2jOO.OO left them by their uncle Rich
ard Blaine. who died i'm Scotland eight
months ago.
The father of the Meredith bows was a
circus performer and took them with him
TO Australia. Charles eventually came 10
this country and has been appearing here
ever since, while his younger brother re-
| manned in Australia, where he was sup
posed to have died several years ago.
While they knew Of the existence OF their
uncle. they never knew of his enormous
wealth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-15
With the Pleasure Graft.

Senator Richardson, the newly-elected
representative of the state Of Delaware,
is the owner of a handsome and speedy
power launch. which he will bring to the
Potomac for service in the vic-hity of this
city. The launch is fifty-three feet long
and is said TO be fine craft.
The power boats jeanette, Margaret,
Blanch H.. Seminole and Dawn, all pleas
ure craft belonging to Washington own
ers, which wintered at Deans boatyard
near Alexandria. are being painted and
overhauled preparatory to being placed
overheard. The boats will go in service as
soon as launched. and will be used for
pleasure cruising on the Potomac.
A power launch, one Of the feet of small
craft owned by the government and in
service as a tender at Washington bar
racks is also at Deans having her en-
CINE and machinery overhauled' and for
other repair work The boat will be out
of service for a week or two longer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-15
M1DD1Es TO SAIL AWAY.
Details for Summer Cruise Now,
Complete.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, April 15.-Active
preparations are now under way for the
annual summer cruise Of the midshipmen,
to begin early in June. Considerable in
terest attaches to the forthcoming cruise,
since distinctively new departure will be
made, compared to the cruises of former
years. Instead Of arranging the itinerary
of the ships to extend along the New
English coast or abroad. as has been
the custom and was expected this year,
the ships will establish headquarters In
Hampton roads, Va, and will take weekly
cruises outside Of the capes Of the Chess
apeake. For instance, the ships will sail
under orders early every Monday morn
ing and return Friday evenings. In
this manner the officers and nidshipmen
may spend the week-ends ashore. The
Der 1. at the expiration Of which time the
midshipmen will disembark from the
ships at Annapolis and start on their an
nual vacations Of one month.
According to the custom OF the last few
years, the commandant of midshipmen, as
head of the department Of discipline. will
be in command during the cruise, SO Com
manaer William 8. Benson will have the
cruiser Olympia of Manila Bay fame as
his flagship.
ecutive officer Lieut.. Commander d. f.
Dismukes. The navigating officer will he
Lieut.. F. e. Ridgely and the engineering
officer will be Lieut.. Frank d. Harms. The
following have been assigned as watch
officers: Lieuts. Clarence S. kempn, H. u.
Cook and j. F. Green.
The commanding officers. together with
the other commissioned officers who nave
been assigned to duty aboard the other
ships for the cruise, follow:
Cruiser Chicago - Lieut.. Commander
John A. Hoogerwerf, head of the depart
ment of ordnance and gunnery at the
academy. commanding; executive officer.
Lieut. Commander c. F. Preston; navi-
eating officer, Lieut.. William d. Leahy;
engineer officer. Lieut. o. G. Murfin;
watch officers. Lieuts Hilleary Williams,
BENJAMIN b. Wygant and Owen H. Oak
ley.
Frigate Hartford-Lieut. Commander
Henry ]. Ziegemeier, commanding; exec
Hines; navigating officer, Lieut.. Walter j.
Manion; engineer officer, Lieut.. A. T. Ora
ham; watch officers. Lieuts. A. w. john
son, Raymond 8. Reyes and William S.
Pye.
Monitor Arkansas-Commander Harry
Nj. Dombaugh. commanding; executive Of
| ficer Lieut.. Commander Michael +.
| Trench; navigating officer. Lieut.. c. E.
| Owens: engineer officer. Lieut.. Frank L.
Pinney; watch omcers, Lleuts. w. n.
Hunt and B. c. Allen.
Monitor Nevada-Commander Harry P.
Huse, commanding; executive officer,
Lieut. Commander s. F. James; ~navigat-
| ing officer. Lieut.. w. c. Asserson; engi-
officers, Lieuts. Samuel w. Bryant and
Orie W. Fowler.
It will be seen that the detail of officers
for the ships has been taken from the ros-
ter on duty at the academy. In addition
to the above a number OF non-commis-
stoned officers have yet to be assigned to
the ships, including surgeons, paymasters
and warrant officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-15
SPRINGTIME HINTS
How to Keep the Compile xion
Charming Through the MO~t
Trying Period Of the Yenr,

Sprinctime. welcome though II be- is the eau e
OF many spotted compilations. 1t is WISE there.
fore. to take time by the forclock." and before
the buds have bloomed and the leaves come out
to clear your complexion Of all blemishes.
There Is nothing better than the old fashioned
remedy Of sulphur and molasses for getting rid
of impurities in your system. though for those
who cannot take sulphur. a good apcrient water
can be substituted. Every night and morning
throw 4 handful Of rolled oats in a bowl Of
hot water. and after thoroughly washing tn.
face. neck and hands. apply literally 4 wash
made follows:
Take two ounces Of rose water. one ounce OF
cologne spirits and four ounces Of eppotone. Put
the cppotone in a pint of hot water mot boll-
iny,. and after II Is dissolved, strain and let
cool Then add the water and the CO
logne spirits.
You can get the ingredients at any drug store
II is easy to make this wash at home. and as
the formula makes a pint, II Is very in
expensive.
This simple home treatment IL persisted In
will be found much more beneficial than al
the expensive lotions you can buy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-15
In the Lighthouse Service.

The United States lighthouse service
steamer Maple employed In bouy work on
the Potomac, came into port yesterday
evening and remained overnight at the
lighthouse service wharf. She sailed this
morning on another inspection trip that
will end at Baltimore. DIR. George Ledley
of the lighthouse service. with .l.s wife. is
making the trip to Baltimore aboard the
steamer.
The lighthouse service steamer Violet.
Capt. Outten. having. completed buoy in
spection work in the Carolina sounds.
has returned to the lighthouse service
supply station at Portsmouth. Va. for
supplies preparatory to sailing on another
cruise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-15
Receipts at Fish Wharf.

The receipts Of herring from the nets
In the Potomac continue heavy and many
thousand are being brought to the wharf
here daily. The cutters and packers are
working full time and the quantity of the
fish packed this year will be large. Her
ring sold yesterday at prices rangir g
from 81 to So per thousand for choice
stock. The receipts of shad continue very
light and the dealers fear the shad season
will be poor. The toothsome fish are SELL
ing wholesale at ID cents to 60 cents each
for roes. and % cents to 80 cents each for
bucks. Sturgeon was ON the market yes
terday and 1t sold at high prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-15
Personal to River Men.

Capt Al Richards is temporarily in
command Of the steamer Estelle Randall
on the route between this city and ely
mont and Grinders, Md.
James r. Bailey. brother of Purser
John Bailey of the steamer Charles
Manchester, who was very i'll of typhoid
pneumonia in a Baltimore hospital, is
reported to be recovering. =.
Capt Thomas Bland. formerly master
of the river schooner Charles II. Dagger.
has gone to Annapolis. Md, with view
to purchasing another vessel for service
on the river.
Capt William Robertson and Chief En-
gineer kersey of the tug James h. Jack
SON have been transferred to the tug
Samuel W. Sutton, the jackson having
been placed out of commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-15
Church Books.

Only SSc for the Holy Bible.
standard $50 edition. with divinity
circuit binding-printed on good
paper. in clear minion type: fully
illustrated and with the best pro-
nouncing feature. Red under gold
edges.
Only $1.19 to sos for combina-
ton Prayer Book and Hymnal.
Catholic Bibles. prayer books,
Manual of Prayer and Key of
Heaven. 13c and up to 1925.
Catholic Prayer Beads. DC to s19S.
For sale with books, near 18th
street door
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-15
Easter Cards. &c.

Don't laugh-you'n surely not
sneer-when you read of Easter
cards at one "a cent. Come and
see them. and the more a an art
list you are the more you'll APP
preciate them. OF course. more ex-
pensive ones are here-those that
bring US a profit and which we
prefer selling.
Booklets. too, for as little as nc.
that are gems of thought. with H.
Illuminated text and beautifully il
lustrated in colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-15
Gift Books. ISc.

For boys are G. A. Henty and Ho-
ratio Alger books. For girls are
Little Prudy series. by Sophia May.
School teachers will find all the
best titles among these books, and.
being attractively cloth bound, they
will make gift books. best in all re-
spects. while the price. 1Sc, is sure
ly little enough.
Since physical culture leads to
moral strength. why not supple
ment the gift books with the game
of "Diabolo"? Only SC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-15
Will Filed for Probate.

BY the terms OF the will of Mrs Mar
garet W. Huyett. dated March ). 1908. and
offered for probate. her estate is devised
10 her children in equal shares. Laura "
Huyett and Emma S. Huyett are named
executors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-15

laborer, was shot and killed last night in
Archer avenue under the Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific railroad tracks near
Clark street. The police believe Papha s
murder was the outcome OF q feud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-15
Downtown Temperature

The temperature recorded today by
Feast e. Co.'S standard thermometer was
as follows: Q am, 81; noon. %; pm.
JS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-15
Note the Pre=Easter Reductions i'm Prices.
Discount Allowed on All Trimmed Hats:

1t means much to you
when you can deduct
one-tenth from the price
marked on any hat in a
collection not only very
much the largest in
Washington. but one en-
tirely free of undesirable
specimens and already
priced very much less
than prevailing.
Hats. $500 to 5000.
The Palais Royal has be-
come most famous for hats
at $3.50 and $1,000. which the
discount reduces to S6.75 and
$500. respectively-but note
that one-tenth will be de-
Quoted from the price marked
on all hats from S. to $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-15
Prices of Plants.

Lilies. lie and up: rose bushes.
4Sc to Csc: ferns. 39c to S1.2I:
rhododendrons. $50 to $2.9S:
azaleas., Sc to $2.25: hydran-
geas, SOC to $1.65; spirea. SOC to
19c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-15
Cream Serge Suits, sl5.o8, s18os. $780, s25 $780,
Separate Coats and Skirts S608. SOB and So.

These arrivals the Pa Royal White See
bes tan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-15
S18 to $50 Suits, Sill, SIS and SIS.


nyS Of
ing he
for andP
price!
worth u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-15
to SIS Silk Dresses ait Sill 90 and Sl7 .Q{


furnished
OF of
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-18
(gln5eiee.)

raliiden 2eioen oaour6 beilen gu
%fonnen, oaB iie ben @etranfebanoel
oufbebt. Dieier Moral=Sonatismus
fommt bieaei6t gu ben touiten Sol
g%erungen, ober ibm liegen immerbin
nod Die ebrlidlten Wotipe gu @rl1r,-
De. &ber trob oieier gbrli6feit lit
er ebenio eefabrlid mie Die onoeren,
ein ieoer Sanatismus lit ~gefabrlid,
berm er miBa6tet Die Sosungen ser
8ernunft, ibm lit bnr6 feline Be-
meisfibrung bei5ufommen, er lit
blino uno min blino bleiben.
Iae oieie @eoanfen muroen III
mir gerpedt, aIs id in iener Ser
iammlung gu @eu-8raunfels ser
&eoe &leberg's lduidte. Spdter, ais
ii6 Der Shmarm perloufen bate,
iaBen, mir beioe nod Dor unIerm
Sotel. Ser Blas mar ieet leer. Ser
Mono NOR aufgegangen uno fiilte
allies nit leinem iilbernen 2i9t. Sn
Dem fleinen 8arf raui1te uno
plati6erte Die Sontaine uno in eli
mem Saloon an Der &auptitroBe
nnroe nod gelabt uno geiungcr,
bort maren nod froblihe Wenidea
beiiomme1t. 4ber es NOR fein WiB-
ton, Der Die feierli9e StiGe Der
Nadt itorte. Sem robes @ort mllr-
De lant, fpie audi feine 8obbeit mdD-
reno beg gan5en Ibenbs boreefoQer
mar. Srob Der Wenldenmaiie, bie
5uiammengeitromt nor uro tros Ser
feudtfrobli6en Stimmline,- oie un=
ter ibr geberridt botte. uno mir fa-
men geioe therein, DaB man bon
nns 9enti6en nod piel lerrien
tonne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-18
Ybil. s. gbppf.
MIlcrIei /.

Die Mngebote fir Die 8flaite-
rnrlg Der Souiton StraBe nit 3ieeeL
iteinen laltten auf $145,493.25; bic
fir Hfloltert,ng nit Mspbalt liuo
INN 81, 764.80 nieoriger. Die 5tra=
benbabn-& ompognie Die Die StruRc
5piiden ibren @eleifeh gu pflaiterl,
bot, mtB, oo Die @eleiie ooppel-
purig linb, beinabe Die @dlfte Der
Soften beltreiten.
6aas Or. Simnlons nit oeu,
9niineB Wens Club feline befrieoi=
eenoe arrangements beaiieli6 oes
goues Der 8abn nod Dem SiomeIten
treffen fonn, beabitdtiet er einc
Jog. Snterllrban 2inie a115ulegen, Die
it'd 5molf Weilen liioli6 bon San
Intonio NIT Der Sunlet 8abn Der
binoet. Cine iolde 8abn fam Ell
nit 8aiolin ooer oenatitriertem Nl-
fobol operieren. mas UNI Elm Grit
tel billiger 1T, mie Der 8etrieb einer
@oabnbn.
Die @eitern Union Seleara-
pben 4ompagrie bat @rlaubnis err
balterk ibre 9rdbte ulteriroiid ourd)
ct. MarD- uno Soniton 5trabe nod)
Dem Observation-Disclosures Depot at Re-
gen.
Der befannte @ieb5iibter Sc
liz sc. Sbam, Der Dor ettpa 5ebll
Sagen alf leiner Gan6 in 9ilnmitt
Gountp erfranfte, lit geitorben.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
Iuitin bat Die 8etition nm Mbanoe-
rnng oes Sooesurteils gegen oen 9te-
ger Soc 8iaiams in lebenslGnglife
3n6tbm1sitrafe abeepielen.
Cine @bicagoer &o1ltraftoren-
firna bat es iibernommen, Elm flint
itodiges Saus umie es eebt nllo
Itebt" etpo 300 SUB peit ouf cine
allbere Stelle gu ieben. Die @rbeit,
Die orei HMonate mGbren miro, ioa
$4,000 folten.
Ser 2anobrieftrdger-9 ienlt in
ben Ger. Staaten foitet iest $685.
$4,000. Grit b ORR 5ebn Sabrell
puroe oieier 3meig bes Boitoienites
bier eingefiibrt ullo als critic @elpiG,-
gung oafir bonn &ongreB game
$4,000 feitgeiebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-18
Segas.

geim 8oben I'M 9loneo er=
trailf Der % Sabre alte @olter 81.
gon BON &Dle.
IS beiBt oaB Die @epublifaller
III 2apaca Gountp OF. &. S. Sill als
&anoioaten fir ben 4onereB mno
Souis Sroutmein, ben Mopor BON
Sbiner, als &anoioateu fir Die
Segislatur aufitelen meroen.
Ser Neger, ser Sen i6dnoli-
den @ngriff ouf Elm fleines meiBes
Wfdo6en in Beaumont madte, befin-
bet ii6 i'm @efangnis gu COLLECTION
uno bot Elm poaes @eit6nonis obgc-
legt.
9urd Die ausoebnung i6res
Spltents auf oie 'peiiere umgebung
BON Soulton uno @alpeiton lit es
ben Ibonnenten Ser SiiopeItlihcn
Selepbon=&ompagnie in Sen beioell
Staoten moglib gemoft iid gegen-
ieittg auf5urufen uno nit einonter
gu lpreben als Oh iie in oerIelben
Sta0t tpo6nten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-18
phil. =, Shoot at Gbee, harris+

Sll elmer be5ablten 4n5eige, Die
Serr. Sbeo. @orris iiber %leirer lt1ter=
idrift in Ben tdgli6en 3eitungen Der
'offentlidt, eri6ienen peri6iebene
obii6tli6 falide 9ariteGungen.
Serr Sbeooore Sorris, mein @e-
genfanoioat, bebauptet, oaB i6,
mabrenb Ser 8inan3ponif lebtelt
Serbit, mein @mt gerooe i'm Iugen-
blid elmer Sinan5friiis i'm Sti6 &C.
laiien, mir einen ltrlaub perI1offt
batte, mie oie u9iecoros" 5eigen Mir
ben, ooB i6 cine Sii6partie nod
Der &iiite gen1a6t Bate uro oaB lid
ni6t eber 5uriidgefemmen iei, ais
einige Gage, na6oem ale IrranQe-
ments (ltm oie fraglidell 6inon5iuir-
rem in Sronu1lg 5t ~bringen) eemaht
%ieien."
0ies lit cine gauge Sammlung BON
llnmabrbeiten. @rltens babe id sic
Sntereiien oes County nidt i'm 5ti0
gelolien, babe feiten ltrlaltb gennnl.
men u1o bic Gecorbs iogen olld
nidt, bob id bas getan botte. 3mci-
tens gina ih nitt-5um Siiden nod
Ser &iiiYe (int Nopember) ionoer1
eing auf ei1en Sag nod meines go,
ters &and, nier5ebn Meilen BON Soll
@ntonio, I'M @eiddfte fir melliel,
Safer BORT 5u beiorgen. 9rittens
meroen Die 9fecoros 5eigen, oaB tD
bel olell 8erlonmlllngen ser County,
&ommiiiare 5ugegen mar uno per.
ionli6 oeren Sitnllgen leitete. Slb
entparf ben Blan fir oas 8orgeben,
ebe nod SEER 8illiam M1tbrep init
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-18
Der Gtaatsperbanb

Der fatbolif6en gereine in Seras
bat IN galtrobiae feline Sobresber<
lommlung abgebaIten uno Die fol-
genoen 8eamten ertpdblt:
8eiltli6er &ateeber: &ep. 81. SEED.
mann, Saaettsbiae.
Braitoent: S. g. 9odbolt, Sal
lettsbiqe.
gice-9rdiioent: sbomas Modl,
Sa1ettspiue.
Sefretdr: 9. S6lpegmann, San
Intonio.
Sdasmeiiter: SEQ sc. S. Oiemanll,
San Mntonio.
SruItees: Soiepb 6ourano, San
artonio, uno $. D%ittlineer, Ieu-
Braunfels.
Der gerbono griinoete audi SEN
Sroen ct. &afaeI nit &ep. g. 8.
&eaer in @alpeiton ols 9ralioent
nno .. Sdmegmonn bon San Mu-
tonic oils SefretGr. Ser Orben
maft es fid 5ur @uf9obe, oeutide
Ginmonoerer gu l6iisen nllo ibncll
Stellung reip. Irbeit 5u peridoffen.
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Spesial=@~ eriammlnma.

8raiibent Geo. g. 3eiB bon ser
oeuti6-teraniiden ginmanoerungs-
@eiellihaft bot anf Montag ben 3.
@ugult pormittag 8 llbr cine Spe.
aial-@ Der Mitglieoer Ser
@eielihaft nod @alpeiton einberl;-
fen, Die i'm 8ei6dftslofal oes Setre-
tars, 2t0 Center StraBe, ituttfinoet.
,@eil am Somnobeno ltno Sonmtag
porber @rtro-3iige 81 ermaBieten
Greiien nad @alpeiton fabren, miro
auf cine groBe urto aagemeine Seil-
nafme OIL Der Notwithstanding
gerednet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-18

ben &ommiiiaren 8uiammen ~getroffen
mar.
Meine 9Iane fir sic grleidterung
Ser f~illoll5ieuelt Sage mdbreno Der
befpuBten &ri1is nuroen BON ben
aolnmiiiaren otteenomnten uno bon
Serrn MubreD in aIen @in5elbeitelt
genebmiet. @dbreno ser gan5ell
3eit Ser &rilts blieb i9 nit ben bic
ii9er leitenoeu 8artfiers in &oniulto-
tion uno mo9te ale 4nltrengunae'l
our6 oie offentli6e 8relie, ote @rf-
regung 5u beianftigen uno oas Ser
trauen in ben @ei6aftsfreiien mie-
berber5lllteGen. Damn rief i6 sic
8onfbeamten 5u mir, ma6te ibrelt
einen Sori6lae, Ser BON ibnefl oil
genomnell muroe, uno Der f~inan5iellc
Stono oes @ountp mar geli6ert.
&uriibergebeno min i6 nod erndh=
nen, ooB id ben aommiilaren iogtc,
oaB Oie 9l%lliteq1tng oes He6tsbeiltan=
oes = Serrn Nubrep = iiberfliiiiig
lei, ood entidieoen iie onoers.
Diele &oGeftion BON ltnmobrbeiten
lit BON Der elben Sorte bon WiBre-
praientotionen Seitens meines Sp-
ponenten uno ieines &ompogne=&o=
mites, mie Die be5iielid Ser 2ano=
Observation-Disclosures uno oie be-
aiigli6 nleiner oneebli6en Bfli6tper-
no6laiiigungen ols gountp-& ihter.
Sd troge fein 8erlangen, oieie Sade
nod meiter 81 erorterll no6oem ib
bepieien babe, oaB man mid arg per=
launlbet bot.