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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-07-09
'''412 4!2 County.

Base ball tournament at Milton July
14-15.
M. G. Olson of Hannah has purchased
a gasoline launch for use on Rock Lake,
Man.
The stock of the Farmers Lumber Co.,
at Sarles is beng transferred to the
other yards.
John f. Lewis of Sarles is now located
near Olga where he has purchased fine
half section farm.
Dr. Fansett at Hannah has the dis
tinction of being one of the original
insurgents at Hannah.
DIR. Esler of Milton, is buying Havanas
with lavish hand over the arrival of a
baby girl at his home on Monday.
The Sarles ball team went over to
Crystal City Friday evening and defeat
ed the ball tossers from that place by a
score of II to 8.
The village streets at Nekoma have
been graded under the supervision of
Street Commissioner Dave Moore and
are now in first class condition.
At Sarles every sign points to
an abundance of wheat will be head
ed out by the 18th of this month Flax
and barley are also doing splendidly.
Ross Kyle and Frank Stanfeld OF
Hannah, more familiarly known as
Happy" captured all the prizes in the
athletic sports excepting one at the
grand picnic at Mowbray.
We learn that DR.. j. F. Mcqueen
formerly of Milton, has decided to leave
Pembina and locate in the Canadian
Northwest. The change Is made neces.
sary by the doctors i'll health.
On account of business engagement
atWinnipeg, Man. Hon. H. T. Helgeson
was unable to be atNekoma on July 4th
but Hon. Geo. NJ. Young, from Valley
City, delivered the GRAFTON of the day.
Senator q. ". Plain is about to com
mence building an annex to the opera
house block at Milton. The furniture
stock will be moved into the new build
ing, while the present first floor quarters
will likely be used for department
store.
At Fairrale last week the voters o.
Kinloss township voted on the central
lied school proposition which PROPOSE
tion was adopted by vote of SO to II
The townsite company have donated {
block for the school site.
What might have proved seriou;
accident happened Wednesday wher
Mrs. David McClennon in company with
Mrs. L. McKinnon of Calvin we're start
ing to drive to Clyde. In the mornine
her: son, Charlie, was oiling the bugg.
and he neglected to put the tap on th'
rear wheels. Just as they reached Mail
street, the wheel came off. The hors'
being gentle prevented an accident tina
might have been Of a serious nature.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-07-09
Munich is again agitating the questie

Munich is again agitating the question
of incorporating.
A. G. Naismith is building an addition
to his residence at Sarles.
Born-In Hannah July End to Mr..
and Mrs. John Morrison, daughter.
About half of Sarles population is in
Rock Lake enjoying the camping and
other sports.
Gustav Bsecke. left Milton on Monday
for Denver, Col, as a delegate to the
Democratic national convention.
I. B. Hankey has opened the pool
room and bowling ally at Nekoma and
is prepared to serve all in that line.
Cement walks are being put in at
Sarles on Calvin street from A. G. Mai
smith, to the Peter Naismith corner.
The Boundary Telephone Co., are
putting up new building at Munich
where they recently bought out the
long distance line.
Isaac Ullyot and Dan McKechnie of
Wales and Calvin have returned from a
trip to northern Saskatchewan. Prince
Albert. Saskatoon and Dauphin were
some of the points visited.
| Word has been received from the
Norton Telephone company that they
are working on the line out from Adams
and work will soon be commenced on
the line to connect with Fairdale.
Saturday evening strip of country
seven or eight miles north of Fairdale
was visited by severe hail storm. The
crops we're laid down fiat by the hail,
which covered the ground completely.
DR.. w. Y. Cory of Vancouver, B. @.
is back at Hannah on brief business
trip. He brings the encouraging report
that the families of w. j. Faris and
himself are we'll and enjoying life in the
coast country.
G. o. Shortridge of Calvin is breaking
ground on east Main street preparatory
to erecting an eleven room house. The
building will be made of concrete blocks
and is the first of its kind in this section
of the county.
G. A. Gilbert has had the store room
in the Central Hotel building at Hannah
attractively papered and painted and is
now in readiness to receive the excellent
line of groceries and gents furnishings
ordered for this new store.
Alpheus Adams of Hannah met with
a painful accident while engaged in do.
ing statute labor. His team SHE'D at q
gasoline engine and he landed on the
hard street with such force as to injure
his ankle and jar his nervous system.
A Farmers Elevator Co., composed Of
Elians Porter, George Henderson, John
Rays and others purchased the w. R
Hendry elevator at Calvin last week
1t has been incorporated with capita.
stock of $4,000. They have not select
ed manager yet.
Calvin public school closed Friday
afternoon and the vacation will last
until Tuesday, September LIST. Miss
Bell Sillers will have charge of the pri
mary department and Miss Mabel Tuttle
,Iof Sparta, Wis, will have charge of the
intermediate department.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-07-09

War on weeds is the cry of every sue
cessful farmer these days.
Dan McKechnie of Calvin has gone to
Western Canada on a land inspecting
tour.
Use DeWitt's Little Early Risers
pleasant little pills that are easy to take
Sold by w. A. Ferguson & Co.
Bert. son of George Bassingthwaite of
Byron township is home from the
agricultural college at Fargo.
A splendid exhibition of the national
game was displayed at Clyde last week
when Clyde took the Rock Lake team
into camp to the tune of 2 to l.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-07-09

Those desiring to have painting, kali
somining, paper-hanging, ETC., done will
do we'll to call or write to j. III. SEEL,
Columbia HOTEL Langdon, and they
will be assured of good, neat, up-to-date
work at reasonable prices. 1851
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-07-09

JOHN SHEEHAN, City Auditor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-21
DROPS ON GROCERS.
State Food Inspector Finds Lawrenee'
Men Gave Short Weight.

Fourteen grocers in the city of Law
renee were arrested today on COM
plant of Inspector John Kleinhans OF
the state pure food department, charg-
ed with giving short measure on po-
tatoes. -
The law fixes so pounds as the legal
weight for a bushel of potatoes, and
provides a fine of $40 for any person
who takes over 60 pounds in buying
or less than so pounds in selling.
On Nov. IS, Mr.. Kleinhans visited
by proxy-nineteen Lawrence groc-
cries. He waited outside, and sent
into each store a representative with a
tatoes. he representative in each
case got sale bill with his purchase,
specifying that he had bought a peck
of potatoes.
Then Mr.. Kleinhans took each
package of potatoes to the state uni
versity and had them weighed on the
standard scales kept at the university.
OF the 10 samples, IA were short
weight, from II pounds to few
ounces. on the peck, supposed to weigh
8 pounds.
One of the five grocers whose potatoes
weighed up all right admitted after
wards that he had seen Kleinhans sit
ting in the buggy outside, and suspect
ed that something was up. He put in
a few extra potatoes for luck.
The following are the names of the
grocers who were arrested today, and
the weight of the peck of potatoes,
which they sold for Is pounds:
Star Grocery Co, II pounds, 15R
ounces
Leader Mercantile Co., 8 pounds,
l y ounces
M F. Nicholson, IL pounds, or.
w. A Dunmire. 10 pounds, l OF.
s H McCurdy, IA pounds, 21a OF.
w. Mesenheimer. u pounds. 5 z OF.
Frank Meirhoffer, - pounds Y
o.
w. a. Guenther. Ia pounds, ~ o.
woodward & Burr, IL pounds, 10 y
R. B. wagstaff, 10 pounds. n OF.
West End Grocery. E. A. Kasol, Il
pounds, 2 OF.
J. A. Spaulding, IL pounds, OF.
FTunzicker & Wahrenbrock, 13
pounds, II OF.
John Hunzicker, 8 pounds. II y OF.
In each of these weights the weight
of the paper sack in which the pota-
toes were put up Isl INCLUDED.
It seems to be a general practice of
grocers, in selling in peck quantities
to simply use a paper sack estimated
to contain q peck and fill that sack.
In some instances. q IA pound sack is
used making it impossible to give full
weight Under this system, it is the
small consumer who gets the worst of
it. The man who can sleast afford to
be cheated in weights is the one who
.sustains the loss. Generally the man
who buys in quantity can q lord to see
to it that his goods are check-weighed
1t is not unlikely that the short
weight system in selling potatoes pre-
walls generally, and also to many 9TH
er commodities.
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is ample o is dd m h % emit 1T
lar Carlisle teesA n Mr. H New York W mapperI house rng
~ Mr. H C he h with il part
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Items for the East Topeka column may
be teleDhoned to Ind. phone 2SS1 black. ]

Items for the East Topeka column may
be teleDhoned to Ind. phone 2SS1 black.1
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dawdy returned
to Missouri today where they will be
engaged in revival meetings for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kingstrum moved
today from 223 Chandler street to
their new home at rs Fillmore street.
Mrs. Mary Collins spent the day yes
terday visiting her mother. Mrs. N.
Montgomery, of 2O2 Branner street.
Mrs. John Rosen of 204 Branner
street, who has been quite sick for sew
eral weeks, is still confined to the
house
Mrs. Frank Powell of Berryton
spent the day here Friday visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson of
Scranton, Kan, came here today to.
spend two weeks visiting relatives and
friends while on their way to Maine
where they will make their future
home.
Miss Blanche Arthur is able to be at
y ork again after several days illness
with an attack of tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Miller return
ed to their home in Tonganoxie. Kan,
today after a weeks visit with friends
and relatives here
Mrs. r. Jones has returned home
from Alma, Kan, where she was call
ed several days ago on account of the
Illness of her mother.
The services at the Christian church
for tomorrow will be as follows: Sun
day school at $50, communion and
preaching al 10:45, junior Endeavor
at 8, Senior, Endeavor at 6. and
preaching again at 1870. Rev. Frank
E. Mallory, pastor
Mary Coddington. who is sick in
Christ hospital. still continues to i'm
prove
Mrs Bradshaw entertained the Re
bekah circle Friday evening at her
home. PIT East Fifth street. She was
assisted by Mrs, Fisher, Mrs. Pratt,
Mrs Everts and Mrs. Saxan. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cleai-
lus Mr.. and Mrs. J. Everts, Mr.. and
Mrs F. Cater. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
LentleoId. Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Hinkson.
Mr. and Mrs w E. Hoglem, Mr.. and
Mrs w. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cassel,
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Bradshaw. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Pratt. Mrs. w. Adair. Mrs. E.
Adonis. Mrs. L. Synder~ Mrs. E. Jones,
Mrs. M Bland, Mrs F. Carpenter,
Mrs. c. Kemper, Mrs c. Tilton Mrs.
NJ. Saxon Mrs. E. James. Mrs. B.
Hiatt Miss Anna Tilton, Miss, Mary
Mendenshall, Miss Pears Carpesler,
Miss Richards. Miss Fairy Bradshaw,
Miss Clara Simroth. Miss Mildred
Casperdes, Miss r. Maxwell. Miss
Ethel Pretz. Miss May Adair. Miss
Osplea Fleasman, Mr. d. Francis, Mr..
J. Archer Mr.. Q. Alleges, Mr.. r.
IInoch. Mr. r. J. Artisbaugh. Mr.. ].
T. Parce. Mr. w. Adair. Mr.. C. Adair,
Mr. J. E Biddal. Mr.. Will A Morgan,
Mr. J. Snyder, Mr.. G. Parish, Mr.. r.
Barhirk, Mr.. J. Sage.
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new dress suit and his makeup was
highly becoming.
Jerry tombstone. Kurtz Kellam, Les
lie Lewis and Clint Draper as the
bones, and w. E. Brown, Art Hargis.
Mike Murray and Harold Copeland as
the tambos put lots of ginger into the
show and got off new ones and others
that were mossgrown in the ordinary
proportions. The chorus was excellent
and better ensemble singing not often
heard in Topeka.
There were changes of programme for
the matinee today and will be fresh
gags and new songs tonight. In add1-
ton to the soloists of last night Harry
Miller and DR.. Harry Knowles Will be
heard tonight. Miss Katharyn Albaush,
daughter of Morton Albaugh, recited
this afternoon and Macpherson Mills
and Catherine Cole assisted Harley
Whitman in his solo Childhood.
OF course Miller and Draper deserve
more credit than appears on the sur
face. They possess the faculty Of TAX
ing amy old material and making it
into something really acceptable.
Here's to Miller and Draper.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-21
HIS MEN CAN'T LAND.
Admiral Sperry Is Afraid of Cholera
at Manila.

Manila, Nov. 21.-Rear Admiral
Sperry addressed letter to Governor
Smith today saying that it had been
decided not to grant the men of the
Atlantic battleship fleet leave of alb
sence during the stay of the ships in
Manila bay. This decision, the rear
admiral says, is based on the advice
of the medical officers of the fleet as
we'll as his own convictions. The let
ter states the daily reports of the
health department show the presence
of cholera in Manila and that during
the progress of the epidemic a large
per cent of the cases reported were
dead or morbid, showing that they
had been concealed. Rear Admiral
Sperry then states that house to house
inspection has been abandoned and
claims that there is always danger of a
relapse and extension of the infection
from the provinces. The rear admiral
next cites the recent report on the
cholera made by Commissioner Wor-
cester condemning portions of the city
of Manila as unsanitary.
The letter closes by pointing out the
necessity of forbfdding the landing of
the men, as the fleet is to make a long
cruise in the tropics after leaving here
enroute home, besides the danger of
it's personnel being liable to quarantine
in the Mediterranean
Governor General Smith is COM
nunlCaIllS the letter OF rear admiral
Sperry was we'll as the facts in regard
to the situation to the government at
Washington and it is expected that
President Roosevelt will be asked to
examine into the facts and pass upon
the matter.
The position of Rear Admiral Sper-
ry is bitterly resented here, being pro-
nounced unjust, unnecessary and I'M
duly tinid. The health officials re
stunned their house to house inspection
yesterday and it is being continued to-
day. Not single case has yet been
revealed.
Rear Admiral Harder, commanding
the third division of the Pacific fleet
has removed all restrictions from his
men and hundreds of them fill the
streets tonight, all being enthusiastic
ally received. The indignant citizens
propose cancelling all invitations ex-
tended to the Atlantic fleet and or
ganizing an elaborate reception to the
Pacific fleet for the purpose Of empha-
sizing and drawing attention to the
anomlly of one rear admiral refusing
shore leave to his men and the other
granting it without restriction.
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w. a. Guenther ID pounds, 4 OF.
woodward & Burr, II pounds, 10 Il
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JOB FOR A sTEEPLE JACK.
Paints State House Flag Pole and Is
Paid $3c.

Frank Jewell. steeple jack from
New York, came to town yesterday
and put in the afternoon painting the
fiagpole on the east wing of the state
house.
an hour. the state paid Jewell $50.
Jewell related some interesting stories
about his interesting experiences. He
claims to have climbed up the outside
of nineteen story building in New
York. climbed 9O-foot flag pole on
top, and descended to the ground in a
total time of IL mioutes He climbs
up the outside of buildings by means
of vacuum cups on his hands and feet.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-21
Rrilhart In tho Race.

c. H Brilliant. who was chief clerk
of the house of representatives at TIE
last session. has announced that he
will be a candidate for reelection to
his old place Mr.. Brilliant lives in
Elk county. and made very accep-
table record as clerk of the house at
the 1908 special session. He also serv-
ed as assistant chief clerk at the 1907
session
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-21

The percentage of actual reserve of the
clearing house banks today was 27.30.
The statement of bank and trust COM
panies of Greater New York not report
ing TO the clearing house show that these
institutions have aggregate deposits of
81, 090. 479 800; total cash on hand Sf04 442 CO.,
and loans amounting to $685. 305, 400.
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Anto. Race DRIVER Killed.

Savannah. Ca Nov. 21.-D. E. Rose. a
mechanic. was killed and John Juhaz. the
driver, badly injured by the collision of
their automobile with a telegraph pole.
while the men were training here today
for next w ednesday's small car race. They
Were lodging another car.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-21
UceE!v Ranl. Sta1c,nent

New York Nov 21-The statement of
clearing house banks of the week shows
that the banks hold $29. 599. 625 more than
the requirements of the % per cent re-
serve rule. This is n decrease of $612,5z5
in the proDOrtiOnate cash reserve COM
pared with last week. The statement fol-
increase
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-21

Safe deposit boxes for rent at the
Prudential bank absolutely burglar
and fire proof.
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WabIsMn5etgen.

8ir iinb aitoriIiert. GERM S IL
illus Steal oIs &anoibnt fin oen
Staatsienat III, "a ienatorielen 9iltrift
auf benz republitanif1en Sidet anSutiitls
bigen
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Etnlabutig.

SIR, bic lift fant't, BON fern mnb na5,
t1nt mni're syair eud 5m betradten,
Bereekt nimt, baf md anbtres ba,
Wpranf ibr fiisIih iplItet adbten.
Die 6air lit fdb5n, geiuif, ba lit
ga Bieles, tuas eud] int'rei5iert,
Odd Mmb'reS aud, baf ibr rs tptkt,
@pbpm tbr Manhes prDfitiert.
Sn allen GtraFem finbet i6r,
Sie iunnterf@6nffen aIfer QGbeu,
1inb tleibt ibr iteb'n, 10 5iebt's eudJ bier
4ipein nit mmiihtbaren Giben.
9pd brandt ibr b'rnm mi6t bBs 81 iein,
0etuif, 20 iuirb Gnd5 nidJt perbrieken,
@ebanbeIt ,uerbet ibr gang fein,
Selhh iuenm i6r feinen 8auf tugllt idtics
fen.
Gin Seber freut fid5 end sm feb'n,
ilnb 5eiBt Gmm tpillig feime @aaren,
Gn6 i6lteelidj ntiikt ibr felbif gefteb'H.
Dat ibr bier Sieles f5nntet iparen.
Gp 5iebt bemn los, pergnigt mnb frp6.
1tnb imemt Gmm nidt ppr bem Oebrdnge,
GO bietet Can Mntonip,
1SeS Sebens,uerten cine Menge.
Die iM5ne 2pne Gtar Bramtrci
9arft' tbr bpr nilemt ntdjt bereei1en;
@enn bas geftbe6', itj fagt: es fei
Heinab' ein fiinblidjes germeiien.
SIR ieib tuiiffpmntem, efanbt es mir,
Man 5eist Gmdj ipillig bnr6 bic M6mine,
tlnb la6et Gm1 nit 6 2pne Star8ter
Gin 9ranf, 70 idb6n ,uie Sidtertraume.
Damn ffibIt ibr nod einmal 10 gut,
98as fiimuaert GudD ber Welt 8efdbmeroe,
tlnb fruber freiit IN Gmh bas HImt,
ianb fd)5ner id)eint Gmd bieie Grbe.
9'rnm, tuenit sur 5air SIR bier erideint,
Bergekt es nidlt, 81 Gn'rem 5rputnten,
DIRT, iup bas Seutfdtmm iidl bereint,
Sur 60 81 8ranerei 81 fpn..
ffteft
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Gin fnappcs Gmtfummen.

0ars. g[oa 6. Groorn @igeiltiilnc-
rim 6es befannten Groom Sotels,
9auebn, Miii, iagt: nWonate lang
bate id einen fdmeren Suifen, Die
Sdtpin6fubt idien gu folgen, als Mir
Or. Sings gfeue Gntoefung ernpfob.
len nuroe, tpopon orei Slaiden mid
nolllt6noig furierten. Die game
Belt fenut Die @irfung oieien SIT.
iten-, 2ungen. unb &alsbeilmittels.
8erfauft bel aooIpb 9reiB uno II.
Gobn & 60. so gts. uno $1.00 Bro-
beflaiAe frei.
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burg sur 8efampfltng Der oort berr-
Ihen0en Gbi1ef11ie ondetnnunt

burg sur gefampfnng Der BORT berr-
ldenoen gpioenlie angepanbt.
Sn Der ltmgeeeno bon Berlin
finoet CUR 3eit eill internationoler
gol1on-@ettflng itott. 9abei botte
Der anerifaniihe 9oaon yGotalte=
ror4 IN Dem lid) oie 2l1fti6iffer al.
Sollanb Sorbes uno glugllitlls Yolt
befanoell anl Sonntag ein aufreger-
oes a6enteuer SIT belteben. ssll Ell
ner Sobe bon 1000 SUB plotte ser
9alon ltno i6ob nit fltr6tborrr
Sdnelligfeit 5ur @roe nieber. Nacb-
benz er ungefabr 1000 SUB gefolcn
NOR, breitete iib Ser Seioenltoff lpie
elm Sallihirm aus uno Ser 8ollrn
lieB iib bon Dem Mugenblid all
berbaltniBnaBig langiant nieoer.
gr oenlolierte Dos 0a6 eines Salt=
les, oo6 elltfamen oie beioen Suft-
i6iffer nit leidten gerlebungen.
slus Berlin melbet man: @ie
Weelollng Der 2onopner uginas"
boB &aiier @ilbelm sur 3eit Or
er on Der Spibe Der oellti1en gun-
oesfiiriten in @ien Dem &aiier
Sran5 Solepb gum ied5ieiabrieen
&egierungs=S =Subilaum grotulierte,
BEL oent greiien Monar6en Die 9ln-
nerion bon gosnier uno ser Serge
eotpina m1geregt bobe, lit aus Ser
Suit gegriffen. Son elmer Der 9fe-
gierung nabeitebenoen Herlonlitb-
felt miro mitgeteilt, oaB es iif
bel oieier SenIationS-Na9ri1t Ser
uSimes" I'M cine fripole 8erleum-
bung bonole. 3as Serein5ieben Ser
Berion oes aoiiers in Seiterreide
l1nsarn's 9tnelieberungs =aftion lei
cine llnber5eibli6e Seberei. &ailer
@ilbelm lei ielbit b0dit iiberrai1t
getpeie1 als er 8uerIt bon ienent
gnti6lub erfabren babe. - Sn einent
offi5ieaen @rtifel proteItiert Die SOL
niide 3eitung oageaell, ooB
9euti6lano ieitens enelilber, thrift
ider uno omerifonil6er 9l1tter bie
@erantmortllng fir Die @ei6ehniile
allf Dem galfan aufgebiirbet lper-
be. 9as rbeinii6e 8latt erfl6rt, Sic
bei6amenoe @erbebuns, in ipelder
iid iene 8reiie sefalle, iollte auf oas
9ta6oriidli6ite 5uriidgeipieien mer-
oen.
Ser preuBiibe @eiallote beinl
8apltlihen Stubl, Or. b. 0eiiblhere,
bat, I'M Senoen5na6ri6ten ab5rfer-
tiger, Die Witteilnng peroffentlihf,
BOB Die gesiebuneen 5uiiden oenl
8atifm ullb Dem Gei6 pie HreuBet
nidt bas geringlte gu wiini6en iibris
loilen Cine 9erItimmung tpegen Ser
politiiden slusi6altung bes Gen
trilms aus Ser 93eibe Ser 9fegia-
rltngsporteien babe nien1als beitan-
6en.
Der neuerbings eingeleitete
fernpbotoeropbiihe 8etrieb 8lpiiGeil
Berlin ulo Stodbolm bot Die eldn-
3enolten feiultate geliefert. gr fat
iid ebenio treffli6 belpabrt, mie Die
Sernpbotoerapbie 5tpii6en Berlin
uno &openbagen, Die bereits Wtitie
9lugult, mie oomals gemeloet, in-
nuguriert muroe.
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Garobelle III 6lorioa lit ourd Jeuer
5erit0rt luoroen. slud Dos 3ol(.
bous, oas Goitgebauoe unb Ser
gabnbof iino obsebronnt.
gppa Sunton, ein frifberer
8unoeslenator uno elmer Ser lesten
fonfooerirten 8enerale, tit in Ridl.
mono, 8irgillien, geitorben. Gr lit
So Sabre aft geiporoen.
Die Stobt Greensboro IN
9eorb-Garolina feiert bieie @o6e lbr
bunoertiabriaes Srbilaunt.
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Cine seimuoe ssamilic.

ultniere eanae Samilie lit eeiupo,
ieit mir Dor orei Sabren nit Or.
Sings gteuen 2ebenspillen began.
men," iagt 8. ST. @ortlet, Sur. 81. /,
@uilforo, Maine. Sic reirigen nno
frdftigen bas ean3e Spftem IN cincr
nliIoen @eiie, Die guttllt. 25 Gents
Bel abolph OreiB ino 81. Gobn &
Co., 9uotbefer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-12
Der oero0e @eo lit Der fir

Der gerobe @eg lit Der fiir5e-
ite; aber es oauert am langiten, bis
man oilf ibm = gum 3iele eelaEgt.
@ute @etrallfe lmo famoier
2und ltets in 8arsitaaer's Saloon
nno Geitanrant, @illita StroBe ncbe.l
Ser Saae Der Sermonnsiobne.