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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22
Gas usitfcf" tit MabriS.

Nus Waorio miro pom II. Son1tar
beri6tet: 8orgeltern mar I'M fonigI.
Baloit cine munoerlide 3eremonie,
Die ma ga toma Be almobaba" :,
Dos Blabnebmen onf Dem Bolfter-
filien" nennt. Ser feierli6e oft per-
leibt Ben uSenoros @ronoes Be gs-
pana" oos 8orre6t, in @egentpart
Der &onigin i'm Seiiel iiben gu blei-
ben Elm 8ripileg, obnli6 Dem Der
Serren @%ranoen Die Dor Dem &onige
beoeften Soltptes eribeinen oiirfen.
Sic Sofberibte er5ablen, BOB fi6 cine
itattlide Sdaar bon 9amen Der bod-
item @riitofratie gum gmpfang oieier
Qrt meibli6er &%itterniiroe i'm Shlob
eingefunoen batte. 0ieienigen, pelhe
Der Ius5ei6nung bon friiber Der tell
baftig marer1, marteten, nod Dem 4I=
ter oufgeiteat, I'M Saale, bis enolth
Die &onigin bereintrat, auf Dem NIT
teliten Der 5ablrei6en NIT purpnrnen
&iiien beoedten nieoeren Boliter BIab
nabm un6 Damn 5n Ser iuipelenblieen-
ben @eriommluns genenoet, fur5
aber biinoig iagte: uSentaos!" (Sest
@ltdD 3a6 einigen neiteren Tint
ltdnoli9feiten fiinoet Elm &ammerberr
Den gintritt Der eriten Game an, Die
ne1 in Sen &reis anfgenommen tper-
ben ioa: ySenoral Ga ouqueia De
Weoina oe &ioieco." Die alio @e-
meloete eri6eint, BON ibrer Seitpotin,
Der 9uqueia oe Sonto Mauro berein-
geleitet. geioe Ser5oginnen MAIDEN
cine &eibe genau borgei6riebener
@erbeugungen ltno &nire, unb bic
&onigin fpribt pieoer ibr lafoniibes
.Sentaosl" Die Neuanfgenommene
nimmt ben Sit gegeniiber Der a0ni=
gin Elm uno miro in cine fur5e Inter
boltung ge5ogen. Damn bat ie iib
balo mieoer 5u erbeben, bie Sanb Der
Serri6erin gu fiiien uno ii6 anf
gang Die eleide fompli5ierte @rt, mie
lie gefommen NOR, BON Der Satin gu
einem en~tfernteren 9oIlter 5uriid-
fiibren gu laiien. Neun5ebnmal lpie-
oerbolte ii6 10 oieielbe S5ene, big Der
&ron5 Ser Senoros @rattoes INN
nenn5ebn nelle 8liiten bermebrt mar.
Scum lino es insgeIammt ibrer sDei-
unbfiinf5ig 9amen in 5panien, Die
iid ielbit Dor Ser &onigin nidt bonn
Sibe 5lt erbeben bralhen = meri1 tie
nidt monen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22
Nidt GeniiOn, ionberm MmOien.

Ser Seem Oorfer 2egislatur liegt
befanntli9 cine Ilterspeniions-8or-
Iage Dor, ollr6 nel9e Der 8erfaiier
(@. @. SOB bon 8rooflpn) Die gen-
1ionierung bon 8erionen, Die mebr
go Sabre alt uno felt Is Sabren 8e-
pobner oes Staates getpeien iin6,
forbert. @uf BEN eriten Slid mar man
geneigt, in ser Sill einen S9ritt our
@eripirflidung elmer Der bere6tigtiten
Sorberungen bes Staatsfo5ialismus
gu ieben; BET ndberer getrahtung
idtpinoet aber oieier eiinftige Gin
orud. Satid9Ii6 itrebt Die 8ia nidt
Die Entertaining elmer gere6ten Sor-
oerung, ionoern Die tptGfiirlihe @e-
mGbr1tng bon 1lntofen an.
Tim sic $12 per @onat betragenoe
Heniion 5ieben 5t f0nnen, muB Die
betreffenoe 8erion nidt nlir bas err
foroerlide Sitter nno Die erpabnte
25idbrige Stoatsangeborigfeit baben,
fie oarf nitt pegen 8erbrebens be-
itroft, muB 8iirger Ser Ser. Staaten
iein, oarf feline Srau nidt perlaiien,
al1d Die unteritiieune ieiner &inber
nidt berabidumt baben. Ser Ippli-
font muB meiter guten, moraIii6en
Gborafters lein in ben letten aebn
Sobren yein nii9ternes uno anltan-
biges 2eben" gefibrt baben, mnB
pbpiiih unfdbig iein, ii6 ielbit 5n
unteritiisen nno 5n erbalten, bart
fem ginfommen aus anoeren Auellen
baben unb muB ni6t fi6 ieines Ser
mogens ODER ieines ginfommens err
leoigt baben, I'm ii6 oaourd in
8efit Ser Beniion 81 leBen.
Die 8ia Iiebt ferner Dor, bob, tDet1n
elm 8eniion1r aus irgeno einemW obl-
tatigfeits- Snititut Siilfe erbaIt, oieie
&ilfe BON Der @obItdtigfeits=8 ebOroe
aus ieiner 8eniion be5ablt neroen
ion. Ga miro aud beltimmt, 0aB
unter umitdnoen Der 8eniiondr fem
@elo nidt oireft erbdlt, ion6ern baB
es IAN irgeno einen Breoiger ODER
ionitige anftdnbige Yerion" fir i'm
be5abIt perben ioG. grinft Elm 8en-
iionGr bon Dem ~1eberfluB, ben ibm
Ser Staat getpdbrt, fib einmaI einen
&auid an, 10 perfdat iofort Die Ben-
iion, nno mas oergleiden gerationen
in Ser norliesenoen Bin mebr iino.
Man fiebt, es banoelt iid IN Der
8iG ~feinesmegs Inn Die Srage Der
aIters= Beniionen, mie man tie in Mr-
beiterfreiien oisfutiert, nidt oarum,
oab mar ser Mrbeiteribaft in einem
setpiiien Mlter cine Beniion ausiest
auf Die iie elm aeieslides &edt baben
tpiiroe, ionbern einfad nm cine Wobl-
tdtigfeits-g inridtung, Die son5 per-
armten alten 2euten gu Cute fommen
ion uno Die oasn nod bur6 aIerlei
8"eltimmungen geraoe5u iauiorii9-ge-
maht miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22
Cine einbrndspoae 2ebre.

Die ueberidtpemmungen febreu in
oiefem Sriibiabre NIT gleiden gerbee<
rungen pie in friiberen Sabren tpie<
Der. 0a1 Dem 5bneefan beg 8in-
tiers elm paar Gage Ga1tpetter, uno
oas l1nbeiI nimmt ieinen 2auf. 90
lit es i'm Sbio-gale uno in aaen ar-
oeren EaIern INNER getpefen, imnler
ieitoem auf ben SOben nno an ben
Sdnaen fem @aIo mebr itebt, fein
Moos mebr m6dit, nur ounnes ooer
gar fem @ras ben iteinigen 8ooen
beoedt. ga ibmilat Der Sdnee, ben
Der lange @inter beideert bat, IN elm
paar gagenL nenn 81 Der tparmen
@itterung ii1 Elm &egen geieat.
Eauieno gGdlein biIoen fid uno IN
Gle itiir5en ale Dem Gale gu. Mus
Dem 5liiBben, mo man ionlt trode-
men ssuBes binourhpaten fam, miro
in peniaen Stunoen elm Strom, elm
reiBeuoes @epdfier, benz In ieinem
pil6en 2onfe Der Menih nift Gin
bolt sa gebieten bermag. SIN brelten
Gale pereinigen fih oieie 8oiier, elm
tpiIoer, toienoer See brauit nod Dem
Meere. Die ufer, 10 bod lie aib
I'M CONNER ideinen, iiberlteigt er
nit idneaen Shritten, feite Deide
serreibt er, ols Oh es &inoeripiel iei,
mas Menifen bier gebaut. ueber Die
Mieoerungen ergieben iid idlamm-
eelbe 6Iuten, fir Die es feline anoeren
@ren5en giebt, als Serge, Die oas Sal
eini1umen. 60 febrt Die grobe Slut
oaidhrlih I'm 5riibiabr i'm 5lnBge-
biete oes Ohio pieber. uno bente
fliihten Die Meniden in ben Nieoe-
runaen, 10 pie fie es imnler gefan,
menn oas Sodmaiier fam. Bon
Sduswebren ipridt man beute utio
morqen nod, UNI oann, tpenn ole
Woiier pieoer auriideetreten lino, Die
@arnung gu pergeiien, nelfe ole
Watur in iolf einoringliher Welle
eeiprohen bat.
@ber gons unerbort, wie friiper,
perbaat beute bieie @araung nld)f
mebr. gs ipar oes S6aoens, oes
glenbs 5u piel, bas 10 Elm 5obnanert
nit iih fiibrt, ols oaB Die Menldbeit
nift MitteI erionnen b1tte, iolter
SeimIufung 5u iteuern. Snuaflt
noren es 9dmme unb Deihe, Die
MAJ, aur @bpebr baute. @ber riur ~
ben Wieoerungen, mo Der Strom iid)
ousbreiten fam nno fem itorfes Sc
fdae bat, permogen iolde fiinltltten
Werfe benz Strom 5u mebren. SH
Dem 0bio-gal, Defenders in ieinent
OberIoufe, lit oesbalb Die anlnge pom
0eiten 10 gut pie ausgeidloiien.
Oort aiebt es feline anoere Webr als
iene, meIfe Die Watnr ielber geballf,
Sic Ser Wenif ober in benz unoer'
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Gin peridmnnoener @iaiOnar.

@us Stodbolm i6reibt man: @rp-
Bes @ufieben erreat in gang S6pe-
ben oas 8eribminoen zines Der be-
fannteIten uno rei9iten Wanner oes
| 2anoes, oes Wultimiqionars Hobert
| 0idion in @otenburg. 9ie Samilie
| 9idIon lit cine Der reiditen uno mdh-
tiaiten aaufmanns- Samilien oes Cant
oes uno bot beionoers fir Die Stoot
@otenburg piel geton. Gobert 9idlon
bat oaeroings Elm 2eben gefiibrt. oas
idon longe 8eoenfen erregte. gr bot
tie nGmlid cine iebr gefabrli6e Set
oenIhaft fir S1lfpelen uno foitbare
Wo6el, uno but u. q. fir feline Srml
einmol eitxu S6mld fir $4,000
4ronen gefauft. 9us Wobilior, nit
Dem iein SauS auseeitattet par. tell
te Elm Iermogen oar; ein5elne Stlide
ftammten ans oltem fiiritliden Seiite
uno botten Iebr bod be5ablt meroen
miiIien. 0as iino 2iebbobereien, Die
| allf bie 0auer ielbIt einem Sermogen
BON Z bis 8 Milionen aronen, fp1e
0idlpn ererbt batte, ihnoen fonnen.
g1l1n mar 0idIons @ermogen groBten-
tells in observation-disclosures al1=
| qeIeat, un6 Dor etma elmer Wode
botte lid feline geiddftli6e Gage 10
berihlimmert, DAB er feline 3ablnngen
| einitelen muBte. llno oa perifipal1o
er ploblidl @S bieB, er lei nah So
| benbaqen gereiit, Inn bort einen Gel
Ieines 9opitals f[iiiiie 81 modem,
ober in aopenboeeu tit nidts BON
linn geIe6en tporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22

Rur Elm ygromu Gninine".
0as lift 2aratiue gromo Gutntne. Sebt
Die unteridrift 6. %. @rppe. SIN Welt@
gebrau6. @rfdltung in etnem Sd9 gu
Reilen. Yreis % Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22

itanoe Der Sabeier rieoereeriHen bot
Sour nit Der 8ieoeroufforitung Ser
gerge in ienem @ebiete tit oieien oG=
iabrliden Sodmaiiern b%ei5ufommen.
2angtpierie mag oteie @rbeit ideinen,
aber es lit Die ein5iee @eiie, mie 9fat
geidaffen peroen FAINT. Seit Sob
rem lit %bergebli6 barauf bingetpieien
moroen, uno crit in iiingiter 3eit bot
man itd eeneigt ge5eigt, bieiem guten
Rate, ben bie 9atur ielber giebt, Sc
Dor 81 idenfen. Sour our6 S9aben
tpir0 Der Menih flua.
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@aitfrcies Sans.

Sober lit uns miufommen, wern
mir moblauf finb; oas iino mir nur,
nenn oie geroduungsoraane in Orb
nl1ng 1ino. 81. Sings Heue 2ebens-
pinen regulieren Die Satiafeit oes
Mogens, Ser 2eber uno @ingepeioe
10 polfommen, BOB oobei iid ieoer
moblfiiblen muB. 25 Gents bel ben
Mpotbefern abolpb 9reiB uno 81.
Gphn & 60.
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Vermsbrts zeIlIinien
JaciIititen.

90 bic 8ompoenie cine eroBe On
gail birefter Circuits 5miiden ben
pidtigiten Staoten m Eeras uno III
Mrfanias in 8etrieb geiett bat, 10
lit tie in Ser Gage, ibren &unoen Ell
men prompteren uno nirfiameren
Dienit ouf meite g%ntfernungen gu
bieten, mie bisber. Seine 3miiden-
Itotionen auf oieien Circuits, besbalb
feline lnterbredung.
Cine reue 2inie lit ioeben 5miiden
Bonnie uno Mingolb etabliert moroen,
Die MnfhluB bat an oie Bionier Sele-
pbon 4ompagnie, moburh eritflaiii-
ger 9ienit nod Sflaboma gitp,
@ntbrie uno meitliden Yunften in
Dflaboma bergeitent miro.
THE SOUTHWESTERN TEL. und TEL. co.
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@iner Ser alteiten 3eitungs-
(eute oes 2anoes, Crosby Stewart
Stones, Der &eoafteur Der in Der Bun.
besbouptItoot eriheinenoen 3eitung
.@oibington Star", lit in Iaiaoena,
Californian, geitorben. Gr lit 80
sosobre alt %gefporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22

Gbeltnotismus idmer5hafter IN
oieIem alirna, ols trgeno ein anoe-
.eg qcioen furiert ourd ooS 8csept
10. 1851 (Gimer & ameno), Sn al
.en @~potbefen.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-09

warm at the school for several days
past. Yesterday was election day. When
the votes were counted, IL WIS found
that Of the fOrty-eight pupils entitled
TO the franchise, thirty-five favored
the Peerless one, a scant thirteen vOt-
ing for Taft. To az intents and pur-
poses the vote was convincing, but the
VictOrs would not tolerate political dis
sens on n the school Arguments avail
ed IIem nothing. 50 force OF arms, real
human arms, was resOrted 70. When
oral persuasion failed, a straight lab
10 the mouth was thrown in and when
that brought forth nc good results. a
bin on the nose was added for good
measure.
Usually the nose blow was enough to
send the EOter scurrying from the Re
publican 70 the Democratic columns.
There were a few, however, who chung
tena-iously to their political belief, and
for ihese a new form Of torture was
devised They were hustled of to an
excavation and unceremoniOusly dump
ed within. There they remained until
thoughts Of Taft were Obliterated from
his mind and Bryan became the domi-
mating factor in the unfortunate pupils
political horizon. I'm for Bryan was
the signal for release. and before the
day was yer Bryans election was made
unanimous.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-09
Car Strikes Merry Party of
Women and Children
Near Baltimore.
WIFE OF PHYSICIAN
MAY NOT RECOVER
Society Girl Whose Finger Was
Broken Has Rings Filed
Off for Treatment.

BALTIMORE, oct. Slight persons
are today suffering from more or less
serious injuries as a result Of a wagon
in which they were riding last night
being struck by an electric car and
turned upside down, the party being
hurled violently 10 the roadway.
The injured:
Mrs. Sophia Cook Waters, spine bad
" injured and bruised about face. limbs,
and body.
Miss Fannie Cook, third finger of left
hand broken.
Mrs. S. G. Rossin, Marlborough apart
ments, right leg broken just above
ankle.
Mrs. Theodore Cook, 5r.. back injured
and cut about face.
Mrs. George Vest. Pikesville, right
ankle sprained.
Miss Jeanette Wheeler, Pikesviue.
ankle sprained.
Master Theodore Cook, cut on face,
and scalp wounds.
Herbert B. Bowen, PikesYille, driver
Of wagon, back injured.
The occupants Of the vehicle, who are
all well known in society. were being
entertained at the Woodbine farm. the
country seat OF Dr- LneouOre COOK,
Of North Charles street, this city, and
were on their way 10 the Baltimore
Country Club when the accident oc-
Cured
one Of the injured, Miss Fannie Cook.
sister of DIT. Cook, wore three rings
on the third finger of her left hand.
This finger was broken, and in order 20
treat IL the rings had TO be filed off.
There was a blacksmith shop not far
from where the accident occurred, and
one Of the party hurried there and got
a file, with which crude tool the rings
were filed of
Mrs. Sophia Cook Waters, a daughter
of DIT. Cook, is perhaps fatally injured,
and her condition was reported today as
being critical
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-09
HUGHES CONCLUDES
KANSAS CAMPAIGN
Replies to Charges Made Regard
ing Contributions Made Dur
ing Race for Governor.

WICHITA. Kan, Oct. 9.-GOvernOr
Hughes, of New York, has concluded his
speecamaking tour of Kansas. He spoke
at eight towns to farmers and railroad
and business men. At Topeka Governor
Hughes said attacks had recently been
made upon him in connection with con-
trlbutiOns TO his campaign funds while
he was running for governor two years
ago. and he took occasion TO reply 10
them
Among other things, Mr. Hughes
said ''The contributions made when 1
ran for governor against Mr.. Hearst
had nothing whatever to do with my
purposes, my policies, OF my official Do-
sitiOn. When l was nominated for gov
ernOr I nailed my flag 10 the mast. and
there It has been floating ever since"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-09
Strenuous Politics Is Played
BY Boy Supporters of Bryan
Vote Democratic Ticket or Take Licking was Umatum
Presented to Taft Men in the Jefferson
School,

The District education authorities
have taught better than they knew.
IN giving their pupils an opportunity to
express their political preferences. they
have brought to light a knowledge Of
the game which hitherto was supposed
ly confined within the limits known as
the East Side New York, and branded
'Tammany." But Little Tim Sullivan
and his cohorts never developed a gang
Of vote producers thar could equal in
power and resourcefuiness the crew
which refused TO tolerate the name Of
Taft, in the Presidential election which
was held yesterday at the Jefferson
School, in Southwest Washington.
The mere fact that the Democrats
were in the majority and carried their
candidate 10 victory, with a vote that
might well put shame into the hearts
# the Taft supporters, did not suffice.
They just simply did not want minor
ity vote at all. Bryan not only must
have a majority vote. he must have the
vote OF every man capable Of casting
a bailot-and what's more he got it.
Political discussions have been waxing
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HIS MIND WAS MADE UP.

Il was during a trial in an Alabama
city more than twenty years ago that
one Of the jurors suddenly rose ~rom his
seat and precjritatoIy fec from the
court room he was arrested in his
flight before ne lad left the building
ana brought back.
What do you mean by running Off in
that way2' asked the Judge. who knew
the man 10 be a simple, honest farmer
Its like this, your honor" said the
man, earnestly. when Mr.. Hobbs IN
ished talking my mind was an clear.
but when Mr.. Clayton began I was AN
confused again, and I saIG 20 myself.
I'd better leave at once, and stay away
till he's done for 10 tell the truth I
didn't like the way the argument was
going, your onor."-YoUth's COmpan-
ion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-09
SNEERS OF A CYNIC.

On his wedding day a man should
close his past life and SIT on the lid.
No matter how loud a woman dresses
she imagines she IS dressed artistically.
No. a woman doesn't necessarily han
die a broom when she makes sweeping
assertions
And II sometimes happens that a man
Is not fully appreciated by his wife
until she collects has life Insurance
About the first th'ng a We ian does
after moving into a fiat IS 20 .OOk IN all
the closets 70 see n the la ST tenants
left any family skeletons
It takes q woman with sound judg-
ment 10 generate silence.
The girl who marries FOR money Is
lucky II she even gets that
The young man who presents a girl
with a pound Of bOnbOns is her ideal
until another young man comes along
with a twO-pound box.-St. Louis Star.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-09
PUTS ROOSEVELT
IN BARNUM CLASS
Only Two Who Have Fooled Pea
pie for Long, Says
Eo~L,, C-~,,+L
EaSby-Smith.

President Roosevelt has fooled the
country for eight years now. and he
IS the only man, with the exception OF
2. T. BarnUm. who has been able TO
fool the people" said Attorney J. S.
Easby-Smith at the Democratic meet
ing last night in the Nunsey building.
That the Republicans point their fin
gers at Roosevelt as the personlfica-
ton of all that is honest. and say that
Taft is unimpeachable, shows that the
people are stiu being fooled" Mr.. Eas-
by-Smith continued.
National Committeeman Edward A
Newman presided. and Thomas l.
Sloan, Of Nebraska, spoke on Bryan
and his principles
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-09
RECTOR ELECTED.

NEWPORT. Oct. 9-The corporation
Of st. Georges Protestant Episcopal
Church has elected the Rev. George
Vernon Dickey, one Of the curates
Of St Anne's Church, of Brooklyn,
n. Y, rector.
Moses Ist Annual October Linen Sale.
-Advt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-09
BOYS ARE INDICTED
FOR DAVIS MURDER
Hill and Borst, Alleged Slayers,
Both Claim the Other Did
the Shooting.

NORWICH, y. Y, oct 9.-EarI Hill
and David Borst. nineteen and eight
cen years old, respectively. and both
from Oneonta. were indicted today by
the Chenango county grand jury for
murder IN the first degree.
Hill and BOrst are charged with the
killing Of Eldredge Davis IN a pasture
on his farm near here on August IS
last Both Hill and BOrst have made
statements admitting being present at
the shooting Of Davis. whom they had
planned TO rob, but each asserts thst
the other fired the fatal shot.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-09
BALKS AT KISSING
HUSBANDS MOTHER
Carolyn Dudley Declares Acquired
Parent Uses Tobacco and
Drinks Liquors. Divorced.

ST. JOSEPH. No. oct s.-CaroIyn
Sullivan, an actress. known as Lynn
Darcy. who has been playing ingenue
parts in The Follies Of 1907" obtained
a divorce in the circuit court here from
her husband, Maurice Sullivan, an actor
Drunkenness and desertiOn were the
principal charges OF the petition. The
plaintiff receives permission to resume
her maiden name, Carolyn Dudley.
Miss Dudley also asserted that her
hush and abused her because she would
not kiss her mOther-in-law. who. she
alleges. used tobacco and drank 20 eX-
cess
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-09
MAJOR CHARLES H. DARLINGTON,
Veteran Clerk of the War Department,
Who viii Be Buried in Riverside
Cemetery.
MAJOR CARRINGTONS
FUNERAL TOMORROW
Burial of Old-Timer TO Be at Ire
Riverside Cemetery.

Funeral services for Maj Charles H.
Darlington, who died yesterday morn
ing, Will be held at the NOrthminster
Church tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. The Rev. DR.. Wilson, pastor
of the church. Will oGiciate. After the
services the body will be removed 20
Cleveland for interment in the River
side Cemetery next Monday afternoon.
Major Darlington was a clerk in the
War Department for many years. He
was q veteran of the civil war, having
enlisted at the outbreak in Company ],
ly3rd Ohio Volunteers. re was a prom
inent Mason and a member Of Burn
side Post, O. A. r.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-09
ONE PERSON KILLED
WHEN CARS COLLIDE
Passenger Hits Work Train on
Electric Road Out of Haver-
hill, Mass.-Italians Hurt.

HAVERHILL, Mass, oct. 9-An open
car filed with Italian Iaborers and a
Georgetown regular car with thirty
eight passengers collided on the Boston
and Northern Street Railway In Brad
ford district this morning, and as a re-
suit one passenger was killed. a motor
man is probably dying at n Hale Hos
pital. ten Italians are confined there
with injuries, and che surgeons offices
in that vicinity were taxed 20 the Ut
most in caring for the slightly injured
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-09
OCTOPUS LEADS RACE

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 9.-The sub
marine boat Octopus arrived at the
Delaware Breakwater. 100 miles from
this city, at I'D a. IN. today. The Oc-
tOpus left Point Judith last SATURDAY
IN a race 10 this city, It is said, with the
submarines Cuttlefsh, Viper, and Tar
uutula
The Dickinson press., 1908-07-04
LAND OFFICE
Books Kept By New System
Change Taking Effect July /.

On rccnu,mrnda,iY It the conmi.
l.o:-r Of the general lard office 4 r"m
plete chang" 10 the metittd Of keeping
records rel sting ~ public Isrds took ef
fec, at the local lind ,.fice. " ednesd.y.
July I.
Only one s-ri.'n IL numbers will be
maintained ut each district land office
for al cias.e. OF entries. purchase. selec-
ton, l. Cations. : &C.. of tie public lands.
An alphabetical index "t all dec Ar ants.
aop,i. ants, entryn:en, pur: :! aser.. s-lr'
tors, etc.. will be maintained at the dis
trict Lard office where their initial papers
are presented.
A uniio'm receipt blank has been
adopted for the receiver ut public mon.
eys. Receivers u.us, use os.Iy the blanks
furnished them. and are t~ld strictly &C.
EQUITABLE To- the disposition OF each
blank. Receiver must issue receipts for
all moneys received and a press copy,oi
each receipt issued mus, be made before
the receipt is delivered.
/ The new system may make it harder
for the officials for a few weeks until
they become accustomed to the new
forms, but the changes were made tc
simplify matters and some Of the reports
that are omitted under the present sys
tenn will " considerable work.
The Dickinson press., 1908-07-04
SELLS.

The Iowa Dairy Cream Separator a
splendid machine. Their latest per-
feet Separator in every respect.
The Dickinson press., 1908-07-04

were making 1910 lbs. ct hutt'r per week.
In order To utilize tie kim milk. a large
number Of hogs are grown.
Now one may ask. is a farmer t. de-
pend upon live stock entirely T." live
tihood? Certainty not. the farmers r.:
Oliver county are CROWN" az much grain
and perhaps more than :h:v ever we're
before. They may not ne d.vosing as
many acres to grain as they id h"t"re
the live stock was introduced bnt they
are certainly securing larger crops from
an equal. area. The whea, in Oliver
county at the present. time has 4 vigor
and xreeness that is unapproached in
other counties. The crops show the ef-
feet of barnyard manure.
Western North Dakota has been a ma:
tural live stock country for a Thousand
years. II can continue to grow live
stock and at the same time produce mil.
lions OF bushels of grain. In fact it will
not; continue to produce the millions OF
bushels OF grain without the live stock
The, two 60 together.
L. R. WALDRON.