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The daily tribune., 1908-11-18
PRISONERS ARRAIGNED
IN DISTRICT COURT


Five prisoners in the county Jail
and two convicts In the peniteptiary.
the latter for horse stealing. we're
arraigued before Judge Bailey In
district court Monday afternoon and
given an opportunity of making their
pleas of guilty, or not guilty.
The two convicts alluded to escaped
from prison recently and stole cou
ple Of horses but were subso quently
recaptured and returned to the pepi.
tentisry. They were brought into
court handcuffed together by Deputy
Warden Allen Jameson and entered
plea Of not guilty. One Of them said
that he had friends In an eastern
state that would advance the money
necessary for his defense on the
charge Of which he was accused and
the court ordered that he be given an
opportunity to communicate with his
friends before being brought to trial
Counsel was appointed by the court
to conduct the defense Of his com.
panion AS he is without means to pay
for the services Of al attorney.
or the Jail prisoners Tony Disantis,
an Italian. charged with assault to
murder Foreman Everett Hoffiicker OF
the United States smelter, entered a
plea Of not guilty.
Arthur McCant, colored, charged
with the murder Of Percy Tullis, also
colored, at Chandler, entered plea
Of not guilty. McCant has been in
Jail three or four months, being ar.
rested st Rxwlins, Wyoming, about
that length OF time after the killing
Of TOLLS
Walter Knight, oolored. charged
with burglary and larceny, fled a
plea of not guilty. Knight is accused
Of stealing a set of harness.
Ben Alberta. colored, char yed with
burglary and larceny, filed n plea Of
guilty. He Is accused of robbing A
store at Portland.
Leroy Miller, charged with assault
with intent to rob, filed plea OF not
guilty. Miller is accused Of holding
up George Arnold between Canon City
and Prospect Heights after nightfall
Attorneys have been appointed to
conduct n defense In each case where
plea OF not guilty WAS entered. -
Record,
The daily tribune., 1908-11-18
DIED..

Mrs. Q. n. Love, who resides on
the West Mesa, died this morning
about 8 O'Clock OF tuberculosis and "a
complication OF other diseases The
lady came here last January with
her husband from Indiana In hopes
Of beneHting her health. but has
been failing for some. time. No ar.
rangsmonts have been made at this
writing for ths funeral.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-18
c. |. [. PRIZES.

Announcement WAS made last
spring that the Civic Improvement
League would award prizes in Octo.
Der for the best kept back yards, and
the finest vegetable and flower gar.
dens. Walker Bros. offered prizes
to be awarded on the judgment Of the
officers of the O. l. L. for the lawns
where greatest Improvements were
made during the season. Owing to
the damage done by the flood in some
parts Of town, tine committee were
unable to reach what seemed q fair
decision in the awarding Of the,e
prizes. In some instances gardens
and lawns that were In . fair way
to secure prises were most seriously
damaged, Those that escaped could
not fairly be compared with those
that suffered. For this reason IL has
seemed best to the committee to an.
nounce a new series Of prizes to be
awarded under the altered conditions !;
For the best kept promises, front
and back first prize, s.; second prize,
$s. This applies in each ward Of
town.
Conditions to be considered in
awarding prizes will be; First, gen
eral neatness; second. provision Of
proper receptacles for receiving gar.
bage and ashes. and the care Of the
same
These prizes will bs awarded ON
New Years Dsy. The committee
will observe conditions maintained
during the interval nntil that date.
G. l.. Committee.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-18
GARDENERS BAKERY co.

Leave your orders for Genuine
oid-fsshioned English Fruit Cakes"
for Thanksgiving. None batter
made: from the best materials. The
fruit IL thoroughly seed ed. cleaned
and steamed. Meats roasted. Don I
forget the place-Gardner's Bakery
90, Rogers old stand. Go
The daily tribune., 1908-11-18
PETIT JURORS.

The following named Petit Jurors
have been summoned 70 appear at the
November term of the district court
in Canon City which oonvenes Mon.
day the 23d:
J. NJ. Fits,
l. N. Fellows.
W. s. Dollar.
f. F. Jack.
j. d. Endicott.
A. W. Alexander.
James Belnap.
J. 7. Hazard.
]. B. Harms
O. ". Jones.
]. s. Mackey.
G. B. Norman.
H A. Cook.
] J Heating.
W A. Higgins.
L. p. Kelley, Jr.
John p Adams.
Bruce Davis
@. X. Hainline.
T. II. Morrissey.
Max MorRnnstein.
j. p. Jasen.
@. @. jackson.
II. 8. Flora.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-18

Home made ospdy and pure food
sale by Epworth League. Saturday
afternoon and evening. Nov. 81. 'oS.
In tho Lee Furniture Btose. 87-69
The daily tribune., 1908-11-18
KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS
SURPRISED LAST NIGHT

The members of Columbian Temple
No. 13. Pythian Sisters. very pleas
antly surprised the members of Pc
troleum lodge No. SO, K Of P. last
evening while the Knights were in
regular session. The visitors filled
the ante room just before lodge clo ed
and we're announced by the guard.
The surprise WAS complete and the
Knights proceeded to receive the
Sisters in very cordial manner.
Music and card playing were special
features Of the evening after wh ich ap
sppetizing lunch, consisting Of fried
chicken, dressing. cranberry sauce,
salad. cake and coffee WAS served.
The Knights are loud IN their praise
of the Sisters as entertainers and an.
pounce that they are more than vel
come at all times.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-18

The largest stock aud best assort
ment Of school supplies in the city Al
Daniels drug store.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-18

Thanksgiving ball. Morgan Hall
Nov. 30. W.73
The daily tribune., 1908-11-18

Take your girl on a Sunday excur.
sion trip TO Cripple Greek; cheaper
than staying at homo. 81 %
The daily tribune., 1908-11-18

As alfalfa meat Ia used extensively
In the northern part Of this state for
feeding chickens, and hogs, why
should 1t not be used here VIII any.
one interested In same correspond
with met John johnson.
City. SIX
The daily tribune., 1908-11-18

THE wEATHER-Fair tonight
and Thursday not much change In
temperature.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-10

batte iid in 8rooflpn ein &aufmann
nit einelu Oeaoden aus Siirtb per-
beirotet. 9as gbepaar febrte nab
9elltiblato 5llriid, mo i'm Sabre
1888 oie syrau itarb. Ser Wann 5og
in cine fleine Stabt in Der Ndbe bon
Sranffl,rt a. 80. ullo betrieb bort eine
@aitlpirtidaft. 9ort fato iid nun
eines Cages Die oamals 80 Sabre alte
unebeli6e So6ter ieilter beritorbenell
6rai1 oie bts oobin bei elmer Ser
manoten gelebt batte, Elm uno fiibrte
ibrenl Stiefpoter Die @irtidaft.
Ma6bem Dies ettpa 10 Sabre lang .ge-
ideben mar, reiiten Die beiben auf Ell
1ige 8o9en nod Imerifa ltn6 lieBet
ii1 IN @obofen trotell. geaG Der
Miidfebr nabm bos Haar in Miirnberg
ieiren @obniit. Sett na6 aebn Sab-
rem lit infolee elmer 9lnaeige Die
8eboroe auf oas beripanbtl9aftli6e
@erbaltnis BEG gbepadres oufrnerf-
lam gema6t tporoen; oie Solge mar
Die Mnflage fpegen 8lutidanoe gegen
oie beioen fluttmebr alten 2eute. sSn
Ser @erteioigung fiibrten beioe an
oaB iie oapon iiberaeugt gelpeien ieien
baB ibrer CHE feil1erlei @inoernis
entgegenitdnbe, ipen1 au6 Der Mann
5ugeben nlllBte, oaB linn ieiner5eit elm
Medtsantpalt einen gegerteiligert 8e-
i6eib gegeben babe. Die Straffant=
mer fam au elmer @ernrteilung, Bill
ligte aber oen beioen alten 2euterl er
tit 62 lie so Sabre aft, in meitgeben-
Dem MaBe milbernoe ltnit1noe gu
uno erfannte auf einen Sag @efdng-
nis fir ie6en MngefIagten.
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@abl Mn5eigen.
Fir Sheriff.

Sic uSreie greiie fir Seras" 1T auto.
ri1iert, an5l15eigen, baB 8. 9. Sin 5:
+ e b &anbibaf fir bas gln1t eines Sberiffs
bon gegar @plf1ltb tit 1no 1id Der @nt:
16eibung Der oenofratii6en 8rindr.
fpablen llr1tertpirft
Sic nSreie 9reiie fir Seras lit auto.
riiiert an5n5ei9er, bab Sames I C
IosfeD &anbibat fir bas glmt
bes Sberiffs bon 8egar County tit ltnf
it6 BEN bernofratiicben Brin1drtpablen i'm
Sllli lti1terfpirft.
9ie uSreie BrefIe fir Eeras" il
alttoriiiert, an5n5ei9er, bah gS m. S
g + ortb &anbibat fir bas Mmt eli
neg 5beriffs bon 8egar County lit ltrt
1i6 Der @t1tf9eibnng Der ber1ofratif6en
Rrimdripablen rntertpirft.
Sic uSreie HreHe" lit al1toriiiert,
George Surfeb aIs &anbibnt fir
bns In1t bes 5beriffs bon 8eTar
County, abbdngig bon BEN i'm sSltli 5rl
baItenoen oen1ofratiiden gBrimdripabIefb
atts1tfiinoieen.
9ie uSreie greiie fir Segas 1T
alltoriiiert, an518eieert bab 6 + a g. g.
5tebens &an0ibat fiir bas In1t Ell
neg 9beriffs bon 8erar County tit uttb
ii6 Der gntl6eiouus Der ben1ofratii9er
Trin1drtpablen 1ttltertpirft.
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Niir Nriebensridlter Yreeiuft 1.

9ie aSreie Yreiie fir Seras" lift ars
toriIiert, Sarrb Serbberg als
aanbioat fir oas slmt Ses S rie en- g.
rid 6ters, Yrecinft $40. /. 8lab 2,
(iebt bon Sen. 9. SiSf beiett) abbdilgia
bon ben benofratiiden Yrimdrtpableil
Sic .Speie grefe fir seras" iit alls
toriIiert, 8en 9. Sist als &aloioai
fir @iebertpabl fir oas @n1t oes s ri e
oe nsrid ters, Yreeinft /. Blab 2
abbdngig BON ben bemotratiiben Yris
mGrfpablen, ar5ltiinoigen
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Sir Gpmifabler, 9reeimft So. 1.

Sic uSreie Yreiie fir Seras~ TIT als
toriiiert, an8l15eieetl, baB 6. S.
&eebes &atlbibat fir 6as Imt beg
gonltablers in Brecinft glo. lit unf
1id Der gntf9eibung Der bentofratii6en
Brimdripablen ltntertpirft.
9ie uSreie Brefie fir 9eras" 1T alle
toriiiert, a115u5eige11, bab S. 8 B. @iIz
tens &ar1bibat fir bns Mmt beg gonz
itabler 8recir1ft SO. / lit n1lb fid Der
gntf9eibung Der benofratif9en 9rintdrz
tpabIen urttertpirft
Sic uSreie 9refe fir seras" 1T allz
torifiert, an5u5eigen, 6ab S I'm 6.
Srniner &anbibat fir ba5 Inlt bes
gonltabler Yrecinft $50. lit uno 1id
Der gntideibuns Der ben1ofratifdell YriS
n1Grfpable1 llrtterfpirft.
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Wie III htesI

gSir bfeten efn1unDert 9ouars Belobs
nline fir ieben Sal bon &atarrb. Der
ni6t 6ur9 ginnebmen bon Saa's &as
tarr6<@ur gebeiIt iperoen fanr.
S. S. g beneb & Co.. @igentb.
Solebp, o.
g8ir, oie lInter5eidneten, 1aben s. s.
g6eneb felt ben lekten Is ssabren 9e<
fannt unb baIten i'm fiir poItommen ebs
renbnft IN alien @ei1Gftsberban6lung
lt1b finanaielI befdbtgt nlle bon ieiler
Sirma eingegansenen @erbinoIidfeiten
gu erfiillen
@eH & gruag, @robba,belss9roe
gliitel. Solebo. 8.
8aIbing, &innan & gRarbin,
@roBbanbelss sDrogliiten. EoIebo. 8.
SaI['s &atarrbsa,tr tpiro innerIi6 ges
nonlnen ilnb ipirft brett ailf bas 8lut
llnb bic f9leimigen Sberfld6en bes
Gbftens. Seigniiie frei perfalbt. Freis
75 Gents per Slafde. @erfauft bon allen
Ipotbefern.
9all's Gan,iliensgiIIen iinb Die beiten.
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ssn Guthrie. 0fIahon1a. I'M

SH VulDIte, SIIQDplllu, llllu
am 0ienitag lpieoer mebrere @ebauoe
ourd einen Sornaoo 5erItort; eben-
10 in Sbrepeport, So. Sn gaobo
Yariib, So, brad Die 2epee uno
25,000 glder 2ano nuroen unter
@ailer geiebt. Der arfanias iit iiber
ieine llfer getreten lteberaa lit Der
8erfebr ipieoer unterbrohen.
Sn Wailpaufee bat Die gea-
tionalfonpention Der 8rauer begon-
men.
SSn Stem Srleans brannterl
oreiBig @obnbauier an Der Maga.
5ine, Der Berlin nno Der Milan
StraBe ab.
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9iitrift.Mid,ter.

9ie .Sreie greiie fir Seras" 1T aus
tori1iert arl5u5eigen, bab @. 6. 8n d.
Ieb 3n1lbibat fir bns Mnt bes &i9ters
beg 81. 9iftriftgeribts 1T nrlb ii6 Der
gnti6eibing Der bemofratii6en Rrimdr>
nabl am 25. Slli nutertpirft.
Sd bin &anbibat fir @iebertpabl fir
eiilen 5ipeiten Serntin als 9iftriftri6e
ter beg 81. 9iitriftgeri6ts, abbdnsig bon
ben bemofrntii6en Yrimdripablen am
%. Snli 1908.
artbmr %. seelisipn,
9fi6ter bes 81. 9iitriftseri1ts.
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9iftrift.Glerf.

9ie nSreie 8reiie fir Seras" tit alls
toriliert, GERM Wag S. 8eder als
&a1lbioaten fir bas glmt bes 9iitrift>
@ierfs bon 8erar gountp, abbdngig bon
ben oemofratiiden Yrin1drtpablen i'm
sSlli, an8lfiinSieen.
Die nSreie Yreiie fir Seras" lit allz
toriiiert. Germ Inbreas Cob IT.
als 8anbiSaten fir Dos Imt bes 9iftrifts
glerfs bon 8erar gountb, abbdn9ig bon
ben bemofratii9en Brimdripablen i'm
SuIi. anaufiin0iaell.
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Stir Gp,tntp =Glerf.

Sic uSreie YreiIe fir Seyas" iit nll@
torifiert, an5u5eigen, bab 8ib bi an 6.
$ a milton &anoioat fir 6as Mn1t
bes gountb< <glerfs bon 8egar County
lit 1lrl6 fi9 ben bemofratii9en Yrimdrs
tpablen I'M Suit lt1lterfpirft
9ie rSreie Breiie fir Seyas" 1T a1S
toriiiert, nr15n5eigen, baB Mife S.
6 I'M pbeIl &a1bibnt fir bas gnlt bes
County bon 8egar County tit ltnb
fid ben oemofratifden Brimdripablen i'm
SuIt u1tertptrft
SIZE .Sreie greiie@ iit ailtoriiiert
Sranf 81. Netp on als &nn1iont
fir bas Mmt bes gountn gIer
bon 8erar County, abbdngig bon ben
am 25. Snli a5ubaltenben ben1ofratifdetl
8rimdripahlen. ot1al1fiirbiaen.
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Sir County, aniualt.

u9ie rSreie @reiIe fir Segas~ iit at>
torifiert, GERM George 9untr re (
aIs &anbi6aten fir bas Mmt bes gountbs
glntpalts. abbdngig BON ben beinofratis
i6en Hrimdripablen. an5Ifiinbigerl
9ie uSreie Hreiie fir Segas" lit allz
toriitert, So m S. geetp t o n als &anz
bibnt fir @ieberfpabl fir bas Mntt bea
gour1t b antpaItes bon Begal
gonntb, abbdn9ig bon ben am 25. Suli
itattfinoenoeu 0enlofratii6en Rrinldrs
fpahlen. anautiinbiaer.
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Stir Gpuntp= Mid,ter.

Sic mSreie Hrei1e fir Segas~ 1T aittoris
iiert, asisu5ei9en, bab 9err s bore
9arris &dnoibnt fir bas Nnt zines
gonntnri9ters bon Begar golll1tb lit
nrlb ii6 Der gnti9eibltng Der bemofrntis
fdlen 8rim1rfpahl 1tnterfpirft.
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Sir Mrenr6ieutant.

0ie rSreie Sreile fir Segas" 1T ali>
torifiert, Serrn Gbefter s.. 8 erz
reIl ais 9feprdientant fir ben britten
9lab In 8egar County, abbdn9ig bon
beu bemofratiideu Rrimariuableu. arl5ll<
tiinbiger.
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ssiir gpmntn= =sdlatnteiiter.

Sic nSreie Hreile fir Segas" iit a,i@
toriiiert, 90. 6. (gbarlie) Sbine
als @anoibat fir gountD : q d a b>
m e.i iter, abbdngi9 bon ben oemofrati@
fdjen 8rimdrfpablen am 25. Suli 1908
an5llfifnoisen. Sbre 1lnteritiibuns erbez
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Stir Siifriftan,palt

SIZE nSreie BreiIe fir Seras" 1T ailz
toriiiert, an5ufiiitbieen, oab 9err 81 +
ION Qb tile &anbibat fir bas glmt 6es
9iitriftanipalts lit unb fib Der gnti6eis
oung Der benofratii6en Erimaripablen
am 25. SlIIi untertpirft
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Sabrgang 44
guutes slllerfei alts Seuidllano.

lett @auilerbanoe MADDEN gegel1lpar-
tig oie ltmgebing Der &ollter 9allfen
l1n1iber. sSiingit tpnrbe einem in1t-
gen Maillie, Der eben 1000 Wearf BET
eiltenl ganfba1s erboben bate, fnr5
mad @erlailen bes @eballoes oas
8eIo geitoblen. &ur5 oorauf muroe
elm alterer &aiienbote, Der 1900
Marf erbobeu batte, als er oas
8onfbans berlieB, bon 5iDei gntgc-
Heioeten Mannern argeren1pelt. gi-
ner BON ibnen lieB ieinen &egen=
idirn1 falIen, ailb als Der 8ote ibm
bebilflih iein ipollte, sen Sbirn1 auf=
5nbebett itabIen Die @auner iein
@elo. gluf oieleIbe @eiie, 1inter
9[nlpenonng oes g&egellidirrttrids J,
senttDen6etell Die beioen Spibbuben
einenl ailoerfl &aiienboten 500 Warf.
gisber ift feline Spur Ser @auner
gefunoen.
Sn @iibesbeilll miro am 28.
Septenlber oieies Sabres Die 25.
@ieoerfebr Ser @inipeibung oes
geieoertpalo= =9enfmals feftIid) beealt-
oen mer6pn glud, 4oiier Milhelm
iit gu Ser 6eier eingelaoen uor0en.
Die 3ab1 Ser Stuoeutirn1en an
ben oeutiden ltniperiitater betrug i'm
abgelal1fenen Serneiter 800 NIT nol-
Ip,p ofo6erniieben Wiiroerrethf inn
n,otr;f,,Iiprfo sSro,ten mn 2504 6a-
rer;n,,e,, Siersm 81 >, bpn1prfetp
oos mr. or, Sell SCR Se,,tie,pn 11niz
nprS;taten ssro,,pn arr reopIred5te1,
e. Observation-Disclosures + a,,oeIo,spn ,,nS Sos
Sohs, ~ soIfrei,6e OISitnripnt;nupn Fl, mil +
olp;f,fnprfioor @ Uf Worbilonna unter 0en
gssrer;,1,,e,1 ,,,ifoea;hTt sino O., S;p.
a., l1ni,,er5;tasten So Son sSro,,en
g., e,,foS5,,na ,,,,a gt,a;e,,,r, ,,,,ter Sen
ofe;r,pn s1'1rS gea;no,,,,nen Am 10 mo sen g),Gn.
,,e,,, ,,e,fooe,, oehSrt :, pr,ter oi,,ip
.n;e @ Ma;hsho,,,,+i3oSt s,h merr;, S;or or
oiebt q iirb Sos m q,,rio,,ru oos, m ssro,pn
sn,nohf oTs GSro,i,,,,o, s,,ooIosio,,
,,,ayaeu ,,,;o e,,h mt es;p5,; Il ;o,,,,,
M nsr ga,o,,to,, Sc Naftor,,r;;f',ra e af
1eaon Ion fS,,ne,, Observation-Disclosures r to sst,,.
aast;,,,o,,' sJs o;ebt ss ;saod, :, MerT;,,
us.,''',,s ,,o% ,,;ht M,,f a 11,,;sars;tS+a,, -
a;a @ ,,o;sI;5o ,1a, e1s;t,,r;a,,ta,, - e,,r sr ,,
,,'ot,;e,,fat;o,, : : ,,,Iai,a,' nor4a;It 4 G ,;h
a;a 5asI falaon Sar,,, l,,a,, as;,,s,, @
Io5 30 s ga;belSsra 1SAps,. es Sre;e,,ra Sa
aa;n,;e a ~ ae sayo 81 % os si;s;,,asn "a q
Ss;;,s,,r ns;pols - ls CT 80 1'I mooa,, ~
Ssss Sos Mar;o6r = 81 a;a oah1 S., ;,,',s,o
tss 4,.;s,.T;a.4a.. 1;D.ll ~ -. us os - san ~ ms
-a,.a,.elsm 900 aa,4;o, 4 ~ aaaa M H.
eas,.I4st,., Its .'' ,,sor sJ s+or,o,, ~,
r'1s'S o. 81, osarts4 upea saa4 ee s;e a,,aa; az
- pss, D,pe'.tl'''sa snn oasa IN m aso's,, ,oseu
9',ts e. aat ,;% * ;oSo9 Sa @ S;,,o oe;, ~,
,,,,;arSaa [ e ,torasso ros lSa f;r apats0,,o M
svsl s eat,,,; 49,. s,,,tas ao,,
- ,.S saap'ss's,aa'1s e,.o ,,,orsse nse '
'''eD'SiSnu." ~, 3 Ss S.,,..as;14 .a.p !.
e,,,,,,ssa, .or4 s eal -, aa el.l 49, or ~
p sa,,aI, .isss s., lsssft 81 q oun aoe GO go,
sA'Y. 49, 'es5, g. uI ~ " a,ts,.1 I a
ip..s eotu.'s'.,s'' ,1..t aaY so.s,.i sa .,,
.'eit uaes p'' s, s.'aluse u.a :, la,'pe-
ls ol's'..t..gsa at...,ps,'iulIu,u.s aa sIe !:
s.o m as: nes li'.il.e's soelanses v.lle Ivy
~ = pl'pulieplel Gslul Su1nl'pl " u.ss
Aul''upet ol pelu'lllppllets; ~ 'pnape tnao
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Die geltem i'm Ntarfte
,gaadoem id) ipegen hronil6er

yyfahben i'd megen hronilber I'm.
beroaulidfeit Is Sabre seoofteri
ltnb iiber 200 Collars ausgegeben
bate, bat nidts mir beIier eebolfen
als Or. Sings Neue 2ebenspiuen
SD balte iie fir Die 9elten, Die ie
.berfauft muroen~, ihreibt 9. S.
@pscuie BON SSSngleiioe, ge. s. Ga,
rantiert 5u baben Bel 9l6olpb 0reif
unb 81. -gobn & 60. 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-10

slm 9ienitag fanb onf Ser
&beoe BON &epaI oas 3uiammentref-
fen 5pii6en &onig gomaro bon gne-
lano ino ben g5aren Itatt. =
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-12
POLICE COURT GASES.

Only three defendant were fined in
Police Court this morning out of to-
tai of fifteen. Three DRINKS were fin
ed SO and costs each Seven gamblers
had their cases continued until Fri
day morning.
The charge Of assault and battery
which has been hanging over Charles
Macfarlane and Paul Akana will have
to be answered for tomorrow morn
ing. The charge of violating the hack
ordinance, which has been pending
against Joe Clark for over a week, was
nolle pressed this morning at the re-
quest of the prosecution Alexander
Walker charged with malicious in
jury, was found not guilty and dis.
charged.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-12
THE FORT GEORGE
IS LIBELLED
THE COOK PLASTERS THE YES
Sci WITH A CLAIM FOR WAGES
AND DAMAGES

After sundry strategic moves the
cook Of the ship Fort George, Paul
Martin, has, by his attorney, George
A. Davis, hbeled the windjammer for
$500 for alleged breach of contract, Sos
wages ana other required considera-
tons
Paul claims to have been injured in
the service OF the ship, fired without
cause and unpaid as to the whole time
in which he thinks he has earned
wages.
United States Commissioner Hatch
yesterday refused to mold the ship on
Pau's complaint and this morning
Paul's attorney lIbeed the craft and
service was made on Captain Fuller
ton, returnable on February n
Captain Fullerton wants to get out
Of here on Tuesday next and has nc
Cesire to be delayed until the Friday
following.
Perhaps the fact that the libel refers
new complaint and still further delay
| theCauSe.
The trial OF the case may bring out
sensational facts inasmuch as Paul;
injured hand is alleged by the defense
to be other than hand hurt in the
service of the ship and that he is him
self responsible for his condition.
A member Of the crew of the GerarC
c. TObey was another seeker after for
tune in libeling vessels, but his sui
was called off. He claimed to hav,
fallen down a hatch between decks
and to have hurt his face, but another
story has it that he had been imbib
ing and had also admitted that he hac
several times been warned about the
! omen hatch
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-12
TAET'S PEACEFUL TALK


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The a of
1
JapanH go
with u.s. don't want
" those circumstance would like 10 know
brought o. conflict
= but from information which have received
large which at
of that h with the United States %
and they intelligent q
would cut that all that to-
a
1t is true that the Japanese have
their country
do not like
inferior other
their
do justice them know
of Japan wish to do justice to
local nature and which Will
matte methods Secretary Taft
GO
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-12

Now Adolf noss wear no spic'tcs to deccr der A my
focu of maggick iss done slightly INIT her hant"
u q
'BIcase to lent me hat, mine i.. yalueess"
"Wass going dry q d d
hat egg n 81 iu
diss hat"
Suro' Kip in id ma, ha ma"
In fact, i'd looks uste like refrigerator
Possibly hat a colt ia der head
"Fairst, viii a o. pretze
"Vell As q pretzc.digiator you der bekeryi"
Next viii removal hat q siss o
a
"Bcase nod interruption der makccen aties
temens viii noiss dot der contents ISIS oXhaustess"
strong.
q frena rabbi
Dots easy, becoss last night hassenpfeter'
kind permission viii somebody
disappearance ay act
Take
will Bestes,
, ready goot stard tovart Disappearance
knty?'
"Becoss haf sOoCh reeading forehead ha ha, hal
drough nit me?'
'Yess Sure"
a dirty my pants leg
under a pick"
vile der audience hopes der negst der will hurry
mind reading
odders faces recoi from der unbossbe"
r. w Schaefer in Seattle Star.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-12
Consolidated Soda Water Works Co.
G. S. LElTHEAD, Manager.
Telephone n.
WANTS TO WED
NEWSPAPER MAN
WOMAN EDITOR OF IOWA PAPER
ASSERTS LEAP YEAR RIGHT
AND PUBLISHES PROPOSAL.

DIES MONIES, la, Jan. 2S.-Exas-
peTated over having lost in a contest
for the country printing simply because
she was a woman, Elizabeth Schem
editor of the Storm Lake Vidette, as
serted her leap year proposal and in
the current issue of her paper makes
the following proposal:
"A constant fight for what right
fully belongs to her is wear and tear
on the nervous system of any woman,
and we have come to the belief that
in order to stay in newspaper work
and maintain our health we will have
to marry some good printer who can
do the fighting and swearing for US.
This is leap year and this may be
considered as a proposal by anyone
who would be qualified to fill the va
cancy so evident in the Vidette Of
flee"
r G. A. Craig, the bachelor editor OF
the Lytton Star, wrote an acceptance
conditional upon the ability of Miss
| Schem to make pancakes, fry ham
! and eggs and distill good coffee" In
the next issue of the Vidette the fair
editoress will assure Craig of her
ability to deliver the goods, and all
newspaperdom is preparing to extend
congratulations