davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-13
(8iir Die uSreie @reiie fir Seras".
Die Eolitif.

Sic 8nlitif lit cine <nit,
8alb ionnenflar, balls blauer 9unlt;
User Die erfaBt lit Elm Genie,
Sod mander @mm erlernt tie ME.
9eut ltst er nod auf 1pbem 8ferb',
YarDa1BI Sa liegt er anf Der @rb,
&or 8oIitiferu bite bid,
User Ged anfaBt, beinoelt iid)I
ga mar eia Monn emit, i'm Senot,
Gin ruddtig, leubtenD 0id]t inn Staat,
@2it alien 5nnbef1 iebr eebebt,
gereot lttlo reid uno ipertge16dbt;
Ser bat Dem Se6ob Hoo1ebelt
Wta11d' lornig l60ren Sag ber9GQt,
@r fiblt it'd i6on I'M 9an5en Staat
Mls Observation-Disclosures
9a padt elm Mantt, nit gaanen Scarf .
9as bidIte @nbe bieier @ur5t,
8ei9niiffelts, fdneioet es e1lf3fuet
nrlo trttt redt brett ben 9ar1sen Srei.
gr finoet am Senator aar,
Mltd nidt eill ein8'ges, altes Saar.
Sa9tt, Dab 8eleb er ma6t fiir'S @elo,
Bie's Godefeler tpoIgefdat.
Ilno DAB oos @obl bes 8plfes babel
Sbm gdn8li6 Nebeniade fell
Ser Mann itebt oa bonn 5tltrm aersol1lt
MIs bait Der @ffe i'm eela1tIt,
limb fihIt BON Teu' iiGD 10 befpeot.
SAB CT iein Ntnt i6nea nieoerleat,
Gin Sober iebt ben S6Dpfer prefit,
SAB er bert' nidt 0Sorater" beiBtl
Gin aitb'rer Wallll, Der mar i'm 5eltut
Ser a~Iergrobte 9emofrat,
Mar ipolbefpunoert, a~run0aelebrt
Hno bo6aeitelt u1lo iebr 9eebrt.
Ils cine 2ert6te anerfanmt,
Wea6t er @efebe fir bas 3ano,
@erpaltet Der 9arteien Sdab,
Ils rebter Mann, am redten 8lab;
9as 8oH e%rtpeiit linn ale CTR
Hro fpdblt i'm 1clbit gum @puperneurl
9a fommt Elm @enf6 nit @amei
Scarf"
90 idneibig, ipie ne fraB' ge 8irlt'
Ser fafelt ni6t. er bnritet i1nea
llno 9erbt benz @pubernenr oas Self
uro bot i'm Dor Der gailael1 Nelt.
Im Stranger ibdnblicb bingeiteQt;
HeiBt ibm Die Garpe pom @eIidt
Benefit ibm ales flar uno ihlid6t,
8eipeiit, baB er @efebe fdlf,
Sltr Sohdnn Stockholders @elo,
90 binte11rum utlo nebenbei,
Ste groBe 2eu6te Der 8nrteiI
1rb Sasfea iiebt uno b6ret bas,
Gin ar11er Climber. l~eidenblaB,
@iro er 0 Gel1e 10 befpegt,
SAB er Ieiu Sdaban1t nieoerleat,
9p6 eSeoer benft in ieinem Sinn
@ottlpbl SAB i1 nidt u5asfea" binl
auguf 8pfIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-13
@te alte Sremmoe.
Sc lanser SIR iie fenmt, je meGr
mertet SIR tie.

9oon's Aieren 9iden enttdniten
@u6 ME.
Die giirger bon Son antonio nil
len oas.
2eiet oieien San antonio 5aa.
2eiet, mie 0onn's Nieren @iaen
ibre @rbeit
Seit pielen Sobren erri6teten.
8os 3eugniS fommt BON bier 1tno
fam eepriift meroen.
Mrs. &c. 9. 6reemon, 434 8reia
StroBe, Son @ntonio, lagt: Seit=
oem id 8oon's geieren GiGelt ee6rolt-
DIE, iebt iiber ein Sa6r, erfreue ib
MIDI gutter @einnobeit uno es modJtc
mir gergniigert, oos Mittel al1d)
anoerell 2eltten gu en1pfeblen. IS tit
mir oober cine @enugtuung, oas
3eugnis, mel6es ib oen 8ilen 1907
ausiteate, SIT Dieoerbolen."
0as 3eltenis, atf mel1es Wrs.
Sreemon peripeilt, NOR i'm @eientli
6en mie folet: SD lit ihmer al
S6mer5en IN meinem Gitfen n1io
i6 bette eine Ibnung, ooB id on
Ben Nieren leibe. Ils bie 4ltsi6el<
oungen Ser Nieren ltl1regelmdBig
muroen, ipor i6 bon oieier SatIa6e
i~iber8engt lnb 10 peri6affte ib mir
oenn cine S6odtel 0oon's Hierell
Yillen I'M Store Der 8eror 9rug
So. Sic bolfen mir lofort uno nod
fltr5er 3eit nor id ga15lib bon met
nem gierenleioen befreit."
Gum Gerfouf bel oaen Sdnolern.
8reis so Gents. Soiter=@eilburu
60, Buffalo, Seem gorf, alleinige
@gertten fir Sic Ser. Staaten.
@rini1ert Sud- oes Nanters =
9oons = ltrlo nebmt feine onberen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-13

tiolls- 4mettOement 5ur 4bitimmun9
por5nleeen. 9orn miro lie ocll
&f eegen eil ioldes ameloe-
ment leiten 1lto miro oae @egner
Ser Stoatspro6ibition utter i6renl
Banner 5u pereini9en itfell. 8esbulb
ioute alld ein jeoer gnti-9robibi-
ttoniIt, mag er nun 9elnofrat ooer
Gepublifaner iein ober elmer polite
Id]en Gartei ollgeboren> mel6er er
mole, lid, oieier Organization oll-
id)lieBell. @r perpfli6tet lid Do
ourf ni6t fin ODER ge9en Gan1p6cfl
ODER Sin1piou ooer Soft o0er 8rpaf
ODER ir9er1o einen &otloioaten 81
i%tin1nlel1 er perpfli6tet ii6 Ooourd
MIR, eegen Grobibition SIT fan1pfet
uth alles 81 tnti fpas IN lelner
&roften itebt, Tim Die Ginfiibrun9 Ser
CHARACTERIZATION 81 perbinoern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-13

&iidiidten SIT nebntetl i6 babe ei1ta
eripa6lene So6ter, eli, Die tdte mir
ia, peiB er 8eibel, mos an, menn
i6 nod 8umnbeiten mobte. Die lit
MIDI ohne, oerii6ere i6 Dir. 9lber
gu meiBt ia, 10 10 uertro mlros"
mie, iloob id, Ser 2oteiner iogt, oo
bin i6 ni6 10 libel III od Elm an
bGngli6er III trelter Mann. "a
ioait 9e DID MID SIT beflogen ba-
ben."
So. i6 meiB es, OH biit mein
8obltater> gu bilt cine noble Seele,
albert6en, cine groBe Natur, iprod
tie, feline groBe 6ono tdtl6elno.
Gr muroe mei6. oSSu, gu founit red)t
baben, id 6ob ct io5uiagen in mir"
%attlportete er nno 5og fem Sai6enz
bub beroor, ibm einen Sltnoertmarf~
l6ein enrichment. vSiebite, lpie
iG mieoer an Dir ieoo6t babe. Gen
MOTT id Dir mai mieoer 5eigen uno
Dir Die @obl loiien Oh gu Dir Ben
jenebmigen nilit, ooer Oh if Dir tie
Der Elm Sdmuditiif oofiir leiie
lpenn ct oob ei1 poo Sroi9en mebr
foften tate."
Sic bema6tigte ii6 oes S6eines
uro lieB ibn logleid IN ibrer Soide
peri6minoen.
gu biit Elm @ott, meirr Soft "
gilbert" fliiiterte iie. uSSn Der Sono
zines @ottes poBt 10 ein blal1er Gap
pen ni6t, oesbolb nebme id i'm ei1tit-
peilen an mild. Sd neiB ia 0ob,
ouB gu 8einer @roBmllt feline @relt=
gen ieben lpirit, uno oaB 9n 9eil1c
4lma idmiiden mirit. = @eiBt gu
10 eille Settle nit einem i6onen Nll-
Danger ooron, Der einem 10 bitbih
in Den gn coenr-Iusi6nitt binein-
baltmelt, Dos more 10 mas"
(Sortlesnne foIgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-13
NIIerIef.

Ser 8ro5eB, ben Sbomos 8
Gonrop gegen Die Staot eingeleitei
batte uno bei Dem es iid oarulf,
b%anoelte, oie Sto6t 5u 5rpingen, ooE
tie nit Der TfIaiterung oer Souitoll
StraBe an elmer aroern 5teae on.
fange, ais iie bei6loiien batte, muroe
inn 8iifriftgeridt fallen gelaiien.
Die Srabis Snpeltment Com
panD tit UNI einen Charter ciilge.
fomnlen. Sllforporotoren lino Sra.
bis, s. Sones, 6. 6. Gepnolos rrf
@ileD Sones.
SEER S. 6. 9ielmann III
BON ieiner &eiie nod Stalien UNI
Deutidlarlo nieoer 5uriifgefebrt. 81
lit bod b%efrieoiet bon ieilfem Muient-
bolt in europa.
@err Geo. GberIe aus Ser
@egetlo bon 5rieori1s6urg bat IN
unierer Ilisitellung ben erlten Hreis
fir ben beiten @alen 9ounlfpolle er-
balten. Der goden mar bon 9
9agen in 5rieori6sburg sur @lts.
lteIung gei6idt n1b mog $50 Bfllno
Gin grobes republifanildes
vGallD" Ioa an Samitae III ct. SEQ
mig a~bgebalten meroen.
Sn Der General eriommlullo
Der 4ftien-Snbaber Der San Mntonit
uno Mranias YoB Gabn ipurDe,
nafitebenOe Serren gu 9ireftoren ge.
mablt @. S. McSntpre, sc. .
Wonierrate. S. @. 9eter, 81. SO
6ouiton, 81. s. 8ople, S. @. Germ
$. $. Clear, CHARLES Shreiner
George @euerntanl1. 9ie 8ireftorer
ermablten foleeroe geoluten. Iraii
bent, 90. $. MeSntpre; 1. gice-TrG.
iioert uno General elb0ftslciter
S. g. Yeter;, 2. gice-Braiioent, sc
9. Monierrote; Sefret1r, S. 8
Serrp, uno Sdobmeiiter, 6. 6. Gar.
rant.
Capt. 5. 6. elein, Ser re.
publifunii6e &alloioat fir oas Sim
0es &ongreB-& Experimentation, bat lid
BON Ger aanbioatur 5uriifgeaogen
Sn ieinem oiesbe5iigli6ef S1reibcl
an Die Hepublifmer oieies 0iitrifts
beflagt er iih, oaB er bon Der Har.
tel nif)t Die geborige llnteritiibilnf
empfongen babe. glgin's aanoioo
tlir mar BON porneberein ausiidtslos
Nidt aae &dl6er, I'm Die ge
to15t niro, iinb golbene.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-13
Fine vorteiIbafts Offerte.
9as biuigfte Sano ittt
Marfte.

80 Seftiunem 2anb - Is sniam-
membamsenb, 10 ~sniammenbansenS
nnb 4 ieparat = in 81 Gaio County,
maize BET Ser Stabt @anbprn unb in
serinser G%ntfernuns non Der Giien.
balm iimo gum Sreiie non So per
Nfcr sn ~berfanfen pber iuerben gegen
einseridtete Tarm uber StaSteisen.
tnm mmgetamidt.
Cute @iebseseno; quite Sil6ermi.
men in Scr Nahe.
NaGsufrasen in Der Office Ser
Sreien Treiie fir Sexas.
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Wrunbeiaentnmts 1Iebertraaunaet..

B. S. v. @almer unb Srnll an
Srau emma Strum, @rrnoltiid an Der
2epis Ctr; $500.
CHARLES 9. eight uno Srau an S. @.
8asbinoer, @runotid an Der 0abs
StraBe, $1,000.
Mife nno Stole Burns an @ntiI @Gers
fpinfef, @runoitiid i'm reueu @itbs8lod
f777; 500.
Senrp @rote an gborles @rute
97.43 Afer 2ano, $2700.
SerDinanb g. S6leim bon 8egSiti
gouitn an $. s. S6leim, @runbitilf i'm
gitos8fod 1854; 5000.
Soutb Yrein Development Gompaai)
an Mar 6. Seize, @runoItid in Der
@ila 8o1d I6bitiou, 5000.
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Staotratsuerb amolnngem.

ST. Ser am Wfontog obgebaltenerl
Stootratlibltng falnen meni9e So6en
BON geoeutlno Dor. Cine an5abl 9e-
titiorlen lpuroe eingereidt uno bell
betreffefloen aonlites iiberpieielL
gerid)te nltroen ertgegeilgenonlllerl
uno fleine Hontine= @eid1fte erie
bigt. Nus eiitem Der geridte gebt
beroor, BOB pdbreno Der lebtell
ie6S5ig Gage iiber orei Meilelt Set
tenlpege in utlierer Stnot gepfloitert
iino.
9os @i6tigite, mos porfaln, mar
cine geldmeroe Der 9raoe11=S'Neia
8lumbing ono Seating gomponp,
in melder bebmtptet murOe, BOB BET
Ser ~Sn1peftion BON geleiiteten Irbei-
ten dlerlei ulleeboriee 9eeinfluliun=
gen i~tattfalloen ltlo elite geipi1le
@unitli,gspirtldaft berride. Ser
Mapor i6lug Dor, ein &omite 5u er-
nenrlen, Inn Die 5ade at unterlll
6er; Der Staotrat nabm eil1en Dies
be5iieli6en 8ei6luB an uno Die Ser
|ren Smitb, Wauermom uno 2ud=
MOOD Duroen 81 Mitglieoern oes
&ol1ites erftanllt.
gs nuroe beidloiien, nod smei
peitere oStreet Smeepers1 an5ui1of-
fen.
Der Nante apenue . ioa furftig
aud ouf Die Srlte6art StroBe aus
geoebnt meroen.
Der Staotrot pertaete iif Big
gum Wfitttpod morgert Inn 5ebn l16r,
UNI Sen 8eridt oes &omites iiber
@inridtltng Der beioefl ilelten SSeuer=
mehrzStntinnen pntdeden I'll nehn1elt.
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@iirbe cine @ppot1ef amfne6mcn.

Gin Sorlner an ser @urol gtoute 2,
empire, Ga, namens SO. @. Slopo,
iagt: ogudlen's 4rnica. Sal6e beilte
Die idlimmiten @eidpiire, Die id ie
iab, namlid an meiner &ano uno
meitlem 8ein. 9ieie 5aIbe lit 70
ipertpoa, oaB id einc uMortgage" ouf
meine Sarm aufnebmen tpiiroe, falls
i'd iie niht moers crbalten fonnta."
gellr 25 Gents BET aoolpm 9reiB ullo
81. Gohn & 60.
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gurd Die 9 NJ e.

9(r8t (5reuno oes @bemannes).
@eiBt on, 5rib, ih fam trob iorg-
faltiger 1lnteriudullg bel oeiner 8at-
tin feline &ranfbeit finoen, Die cine
gooereiie notig mohte. ebemom:
9lber, after Silnae, miGit on Denn
ourdous nid)t mebr Sausor8t bel
llns hleihen2
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5. G g. q. gaIn.

Mbfabrf.
Na1 alien NorDsSegnseEunften
$500. 4 Il1r nnb 7.45 bormittags.
9a6 ct. Bouts, Iempbis unb Dem Often
-. 1926 l6r na9m. unb 7.3O abenos
9a6 Megifo. 1920 nbr BORN.
Mntunft
Son ct. ouis uno Dem Often, 9.15 morg.
Son 2arebo mno Weegifp . LOS naGm.
Son ct. 2ouis, aanfas gitp 1920 abbs.
st. 2Dmis & San Sraneiscp 8abm.
Ibfabrt.
Na6 Sort 51nitb. Springfielb, st. 2ouis,
aatias gitp, Chicago Is. &@. 81. 9es
ppt) .7.3O abenog
Infunft.
Son ct. 2ouis, &anias gitb, garis,
@bicago 1880. 1920 mor9ens
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GiieubaDu=J aDrplau.
g. q. & ". q. ga6n.

u9abb grodett" @3u9 na6 Sonifon,
@albeiton. Beaumont nn6 Orange. Gb@
fabrt 9 llbr abenos, @nfunft 7.30 mors
gems.
Na9 &errbiue, Mbfabrt 4.30 nadm.
Ibfabrt bon &errbiue $50 n6r bornlits
tags. Nnr Sonntags na9 &errbille: $50
ubr bormittags.
Na4 gnero, goafu1n, Soulton, Cable
ton, @iooings, &odoale, Cameron unb
@aco, Ibfabrt 8.45 bormittags.
Na6 8eebiIe, gorpus g6riIti, Mlice,
Watbis, Granias BaB, Stockport, Qbfobrt
lao na6mittags.
@a6 Salfurias, &bfabrt 8 1br abenbs.
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8einht

cine aodin oOer Elm Mdoden 8ur
8eiorgung Der Sausarbeit bel eiller
aus orei &erioiien b~eitebenoen So,
milie. gu erfroeen in Ser Office
Der r6reie 9reiie".
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sont6ern gaeifie gabn.

Nbfabrt.
@a9 Netp Orleans, 9ouifon nno @aloes
ton, tdgIi9 .11.45 mittngs
nno. .11.30 nbenbs
Na9 gagle RaB, ST Raio, g%alifornien
unb @egifo. So. 900 bonn.
Infunft.
Son Stem Srleans, 9oiiiton ltnb @alpez
lton, tdgli6 .7.35 morgens
nno 900 nahnittags
gon 81 9aio, galifornien unb @egifo.
nhenha
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90. s. & :. gabn.

Nbfa1rf.
0a1 8aco, Sort @ortb, 9aIns, Sam
lag Gitb, ct. 2ouis unb Chicago, tag
it'd (Suniet 9epot) .7.3O aben6s
2ofal5lia bia 9mit6biue 80 born1ittags
Glamo Spe5ial nod 5rnitbbiIe, Souiton,
@albeton .10.15 abeubs
Nnfunt.
@on Chicago, ct. Bouts, &on1ag gitD,
9aaas, Sort 8ortb uno @aco. tdsIi9
(Suniet 9epot). .7.30 mora
2ofal5u9 bia 5mitbbille /. .9.15 abenbs
Ilamp Spe5ial bon Smitbbi1e. 5oulton,
@albeftpn ... $50 moroenS
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En- Der 8rnhins Shnnt

Sn Der Brobin5 Sbontung IN
gbina lit Ole anti-oeutide gepegltllg
itetig I'M @adien beeriffen. Sic ioG
peranlaBt fem ourh Minen=aon5ei=
iionen. Die an cine BON 9euti6en fon-
troaierte @iienbabn perlieben norbell.
@ie perlautet, bopcotten 6ineliihc
&aufleltte Die oeuti6en 9ampfar.
@ie es ben @nidein Bot, iino japani-
ide agitotoren in Der &ropin6 iebr
tGtta
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Gin leifter erbitoB, Der ulrqe-
fabr pier5ig Sefunoen oauerte, nber
fci1en S6aoen anridtete, muroe an
Wtortog abeno in Der Sallptltnot
Werifo aeipiirt.
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@ietOria 9ipiiiun, 6. $. C e. 81.
(Gnlf Sbpre.]

Nbfabrt.
@a6 guero, @ictorin, Sort 2abaca, Cor
bug gbriiti, Brownsville, gio 9ranDe
Gitb, @oliao, 8eebiae, 8barton. Bas
lacios nnD Souiton $50 morg
Nad Brownsville.
Ser Bug Der Sunfet @ictoria 9ibis
iion, 9bfabrt $50 aberbs, macbt IN HIas
ceoo 8erbinbung nit Der Gulf goat
Zine fir Corpus gbrtiti utlb &rotpnsbiue.
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Sobm $. Bolton, offentli6er 3o-
tar. @runbeigentum. 4gent fir
8enIionsanipriide. 3immer 8, ct.
Sames Sotel, Sft-Souiton StraBc,
8ei6e telephone $50.
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Cine 9eil anl rehten 9loB
fam ortdl 5iir @robe weroen.
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Magemfranfe
Fort NIT Der Batent : We0isiu !

@eaen2 Gent Stamp eebe it end Musfunft hber
bas bette oeutlte Maaen 6ausmittel, better unO
billiser ats ale gatent=M eoBin.
Rev. Johannes GIaesser, Norwood, o.. Dept. 1877.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-04-23
FIRE HEROES IN LIVING CHAIN.
Members of Force Of Duty Make
Thrilling New York Rescue.


Two firemen who We're taking a day off
made a thrilling rescue on the top floor
of burning tenement on Third avenue.
New York, by forming human chain
from the coping of an adjoining house
and swinging to safety George Deitz.
who had been caught by the fire in the
hallway of the building. Firemen Du-
gan and Sythes were of duty, but were
near the place when the alarm was
sounded. They climbed into the building
next door and appeared on the coping,
which was several feet higher than the
window in which Deitz was standing.
They called to Deitz to climb out on the
window sill. Then Sythes crawled head
first TO the edge of the coping, DuSsn
holding his feet Slowly and carefully
the perilous feat of gaining swing so
that Sythes could reach Deitz's hands
was accomplished. Held fast by the fire
men, Deitz let go of the window casing
and for several minutes the two men were
swinging in midair fifty feet above the
pavement. Meantime Dugan, crawling
backward, regained his feet and was then
able to pull the two men to the coping.
A great crowd which had gathered in the
street cheered the daring rescue.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-04-23
HISTORY OF STATE PROHIBITION

Maine-Adopted prohibition in 1916;
repealed in 1856; re-enacted prohibition
in 1858.
New lIampshira-Adopted in 1855; re-
pealed in 1908.
1903.
sachusetts-Adopted in 1852; re-
pealed in 1868; readopted in 1869; re-
pealed in 1879.
Rhode Island-Adopted in 1852: re-
pealed in 1863; readopfed in 1856; re-
pealed in 1889.
Connecticut-Adopted in 1854; repeal
ed in 1872.
New York-Adopted in 1855; declared
unconstitutional
Ohio-Adopted in 1851 annulled by
license tax law.
Indiana-Adopted in 1850: declared
unconstitutional
Michigan-Adopted in 1855; repealed
in 1879.
Ilinois-Adopted in 1851; repealed in
1853
wisconsin-Adopted in 1855; vetoed by
Governor
Iowa-Adopted partial prohibition in
1850; full prohibition in 1884; mulct law
in 1893.
Nebraska-Adopted in 1850; repealed
in 1858.
Kansas-Adopted constitutional amend
ment in 1880
North MISREPRESENTATION provis-
ion in 1890; repealed in 1896.
South MISREPRESENTATION provis-
ion in 1890.
Georgia-Adopted prohibition in 1907.
Oklahoma-Adopted prohibition in
! 1907.
Alabama-Adopted prohibition in 1908.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-04-23
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Beginning with May /, for the first
time the Socialist party will have a daily
newspaper of its own in New York City,
finariced and controlled by the party
members.
The National Democratic Club of New
York in arranging for its Jefferson Day
dinner was divided over the question of
inviting Mr.. Bryan to attend, but finally
a majority prevailed for the invitation.
John Mitchell, the retired head of the
miners union, has declined. the Presi-
dents offer of a place on a commission
TO investigate Panama conditions, his
reason being that he has decided to start
a weekly newspaper at indianapolis.
Democratic leaders in the Ninth Con-
gressional District of Minnesota refuse
to join the new Bryan organization as
opposed to Gov. Johnson, and propose
that delegates to the national convention
be instructed for Johnson, with BrJ0R
as second choice.
William ID. Boies, a nephew of former
Gov. Boies of Iowa, Democrat, has an
nounced his candidacy for Congressman
from the Eleventh Iowa District on the
Republican ticket. He was formerly a
Democrat, but joined the Republican par
ty during the campaign of 1896.
Unqualified support of Roosevelt and
his policies, together with proposal TO
revise the tariff at a special session of
Congress next November, and the pre-
sentation of the name of Vice President
Fairbanks for the presidency, were the
salient features of the Indiana Republi-
can convention.
The fact that President Roosevelt had
asked New York labor union leader
who spoke up against socialism i'm a
meeting of the Christian Socialist Eel
lowship the other night to come to Wash
ington and receive congratulations on his
speech, gives the incident exceptional in
terest at this moment, when socialism is
receiving so much attention from political
leaders and candidates of all parties. The
man who won this distinction is Herman
Robinson, financial secretary of the New
York Federated Union. the local of the
American Federation.
In his Columbus speech Secretary Taft
came out squarely in favor of a larger
standing army of the militia. While he
thought there was no prospect of another
civil war, he pointed out that a well.
organized militia would be most necessary
should the forces of anarchy or socialism
revolt against organized government and
manifest themselves" He further pre-
dicted that within a decade I'VE shall
have a regular army and citizen soldiery
sufficient to put into the field 250,OQ0
men,"
Johnson men are already in Denver
working up enthusiasm in behalf of the
Minnesota Governors nomination for the
presidency by the Democratic convention.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-04-23
BIG ALGERIAN BATTLE.
French Troops Repulse an Attack
by Berbers and Arabs.

French Troops Repulse an Attack
by Berbers and Arabs.
Advices from Colomb Bechar, Alge-
ria, say that French column posted
on TalzaZa Hill, which commands the
plain of Tamlet. was attacked fiercely
at daylight Thursday by number of
Berbers. who, with nomad Arabs. have
been concentrating for several weeks
on the western frontier of Algeria.
Although surprised, the French force
rallied and fought desperately, and not
only beat off their adyersaries, but pur-
sued them for six miles. So hot was
the pursuit that the Arabs, i'm their
headlong flight, abandoned their dead
and wounded. Several green flags of
the prophet also fell into the hands of
the French.
The French victory was costly, how
ever. Twenty-eight men, including an
officer, were killed and 100 men, includ-
ing ten officers, were wounded. The
losses were greatest in the foreign le-
gion The Berber losses were much
heavier, 125 bodies being found by the
French troops. The pursuit was stopped
by darkness.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-04-23
NATIONAL CAPITAL NOTES.

Senator Carter of the committee on
postofIice and post roads introduced bill
to establish postal savings banks.
The House committee on mines and
mining agreed to recommend the passage
of bill providing for the establishment
of bureau of mines in the Department
of the Interior.
The commission of education has re-
ceived from the organizing committee Of
the first Pan-American Congress at San
tiago, Chile, an announcement that the
date has been postponed to Dec %, 1908.
The Senate committee on public lands
ordered a favorable report on bill to
restore to the registers of the land Office
fees collected for relations of land en-
tries.
Representative James S. Sherman of
New York, who has been i'll at his hotel
apartments here, will be confined to his
bed for several days, but his ailment is
not regarded as of a serious nature.
Senator Perkins reported to the Sen
ate the bill making appropriations for
| Notifications and other works of defense.
1t carries Sill $40, 1871, an increase of 49,
300. $40 over the amount of the bill as
| it was passed by the House.
Senator Oyerman Of North Carolina
| introduced a joint resolution putting
printing paper and wood pulp on the free
list and asked for its immediate consid-
Grafton, but Mr.. Hepburn objected and
on motion of Senator Gallinger the reso-
luton was referred to the committee on
| finance.
Representative Cousins Of Iowa, chair
man of the committee on foreign affairs,
introduced a bill authorizing the Secre-
tary of State to expend 100000 in
the purchase or erection of suitable build
ngs for the American diplomatic and con-
sular representatives in China, Japan,
Korea, Russia, Austria, Germany and
Mexico.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-04-23
EASTERN COAL MINES OPEN
Operators and Miners Yin Pennsyl.
vania and Ohio Reach Agreement.

Coal mining has been resumed in Ohio
and western Pennsylvania. About 5000
men in the two States returned to the
mines which had been deserted since
April /. There was no suspension in
Indiana, 50 that the agreement reached
by the operators and miners in convention
in Toledo covered the entire central COM
petitive field except Illinois. The Illinois
operators and miners. who refused 10 take
part in the interstate convention, are
still wrangling over details. The inter-
state agreement made at Toledo is based
on the scale of wages which prevailed
Lass year. 1t is signed for two years,
subject TO ratification by a referendum
vote of the miners. The settlement is re-
garded as a victory for the new president
of the organization, Thomas l.. Lewis.
When the interstate convention adjourn
ed to meet in Toledo in February, 1910.
it was declared that the feeling between
the operators and miners in the three
States participating in the conference was
more harmonious than it has been for
several years.