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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15
Safe.

Eloper lin a loud Whisper Are YOU
sure the rope ladder is firmly at
tached? Eloperess- oh, yes. won't
fall. Papa and mamma are at the top
holding Cleveland Leader.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-18
WIIerIei

Der 8nlineB Mens Club miro
ii6 nit Mapor @allaeban III Scr
bino11g ieben Inn cine abdnoerullg
beg Itdotilden Sreibriefs 51 benir=
fen, bnmit oie Staot bas &eft nrto
Die Maht BOT, Die 8iireer 81 5luil=
gen, Seitenmege ber5u1telen.
Die bieiieen @roB=&ouflellte
baden ipieoerbolt geger Die grbobnng
Der 5ra6traten nod Serns prote=
1tiert.
Die BON Or. 5ieloing errull=
gerlen Sropbden iino I'M Sdaufe'i-
iter BON 8ebr. griser altseelteat.
Sn Ser geabe BON &ingsburp
fiel Ser 8remier 9. &Aeteet bon
bier, 903 gurleion StraBe tpobnbaft,
bon einem Srohtauee 5miiden 5mei
Cars uno muroe tot gequeti6t.
- Iuf Ser Somaro &arlf, 5molf
Weilen iiioli9 bon Ser Stoot, lit
man beim 8obren in elmer Siefe non
800 SUB auf Del geitoBen.
San Mttp1lto TT fe1n l1oner
Nufentbaltsort bei regneriibem @et-
ter. nniere berrli6en macooamilier-
ten StraBeu iino Shmubladen nllo
Der Wangel an Seitenmeaen nlad)t
iid iberaa fiiblbar.
Den 8oli5iiten lit es mieoer-
bolt berboten morben, mabreno Der
Dienititiinoen einen Saloon 5u be-
treten uno iih at ltdrfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-18
Wrmnoeiaentmms. Hebertraauuae,r.

George 9ulrig an Strait Sranf 0a.
ldals grunoifiid I'M neueu gitpz8pd
1876; 5000.
So1n Sdaefer II. q. an Or. Mobinion,
Anteil an gruliotid an Der Sbarer
Strabe, $3.50.
SIS. Senneiib an guItob aeidert
nlo Sran, Nnteil all @runbitid an Ser
Slpres StraBe, $3.50.
Sobn 6. &raft II. q. an @u1tap Geiz
6ert @runoifiid an Der Shores Strabe;
Sohn 8. sipple an aanes auitill.
@runoitiid in Soutb 5eig6ts; $50 II. q.
aIfre0 3uerler uiio Gbas. @raeD1er
all Walter 9. @6ittpprtb, Grul1oitiif all
Der @nroen Str. $3.50.
4leIa11oer Sosfe unb albin Geioel
al W. q. So6ns, @runbitid i'm ,lellerl
gitbSgIpd 1878; $500.
8. 9. 9~ilbebranb an Gam Sad5on,
@runoitiid an Der Spruce Str; 1926.
3. g Nesbit an sohn &. 5nrriion
ufo CD. 6. Sltngfinb, @runoitiid in Sen
t1elen GitbS9lods 1143 urib 1880;
$4,000.
8. s.. Qibolion an @artin gidel,
@rulloifiid am Sren6 9Iace; $500.
Charles 8agner an Geo. Stebntan,
@rltnoitiid I'M nellen GitpSlod 1853;
S75
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-18

Tim @ottes millen, ser 8apal"
rief 9ela eri6reft aus u1b barg ibr
@eltdt an Ser S6ulter oes @rofelt.
Sci ltia, er fam uns ni6t erfetl-
men. @ir itno I6on boriiber," tro=
Itete er iie. aber ols iie iib 5agbaft
ltnipanote, ben1erfte iie, boB ib1.ell
Der Setter in roienoer Sago folgte.
or fomn1t uns no6, er bat nns
erfonnt, iommerte lie, Gotodimono=
tie ii6 Inn. ultnitnn," iogte er, ben
@aul bat Ser gbreei5 gepodt. Or
mill nit meinem Sternpogen &or=
@fnren5 loufen uno gebt regelre6t
our6. 4ber Ser alte SEER lit felt
i'm Sottel, es bat gor ni6ts gu ia=
gen."
9os Iutomobil raite nun ouf Ser
melti6enleeren Gbouiiee 10 i6nen 3D.
BIN, ooB Sob uno gteiter balo 5ltriif=
blteben, uno banrt fon1tte Ser @rof
feitItellen: Ser SoG lit %erIeoigt.
Sopiel i6 erfennen fam, bat Ser
8apa oen @oul mieoer in ser Sc
malt. Iber es beourfte nod mard)eS
@orteS, bis 9ela berubiet mar ullb
einiob, baB iie menigitens niht er=
fannt moroen ieien. y@ber oerfc
rlr, merln eit ltngliid gei6eben mare,
menn Der 8apa ourd uns ieinen sos
~gefu1oen batte," lonentirte Tie nod.
ySetn @eIpen1t batte 1i6 orobeno
Smiiden uns aufgeribtet uno lniere
gerbinoung 5utli6te gemodt."
gr muBte la6en. Sea, Soft lei
oanf ideint er mir noh iebr geilt1o
81 iein. Ct miro ltns i'm 2eben nod
genltg 5n i6affen MAIDEN" meinte er.
uIber pentt mir meiter 10 felt 5i=
iammenbalten, iperoen mir i6lieBli6
fertig nit linn, penn ib ibm olt6
fem Mtomobil anbange."
nSeoenfaas meroe ih an oieia
5abrt oenfen Stonis,~ ieuf3te iie.
u@enn mir beioe feine ri1tigen @ben=
tellrer iino, mo6te id miiien mer cs
ionit iein fonnte. ne Wosfenfa6rt
mn CONNER, mitten ourd Berlin
un0 ="
Limo MN Die idone gtotllr," cr-
gan3te ct froBlib. Sieb nllr, ipie
friid oos Grin oes @aloes .pirft,
uno mie Die 8ieien 10 leu1tenb 5ni=
i6en ben 9altnlen berporihaaeil n1o
Die 9apel mie Elm Spiegel bur6 oie
Stamme bliBt. ltno Dann oieier
miir5ige Sar5gerud."
IS 1T bier 10 itia unb feierlid).
gs lit, als Oh man aus ser @elt
pdret" iaete iie unb idnieete iid al
i'm. n2aB lal1giamer fabret1, gona
longiam bier, mo- feine Melli6en lili0.
Sebt crit empfinoe ib es 10 reht, fpie
ibon es 1T, 10 ouf Der Strabe oohin=
5ugleiten.4
ginitmeilen iaBen file 10 i6meigenb
neben chamber, Dor lid} nie cite
gioidule Ben Chauffeur.
a@eiBt gu, Stanislalls," iogte tic
oann, min lit es iebt, ais melm
mir einem tollen 4arnepalstreiben
e%ntronnen m6ren.~
SEQ ia> 1peim man es reft be-
trabtet, iit'sasbod lpobl m,6 nibts
anoeres, bies Saeiben Der &ieien=
itaot," meinte er.
allno oieie toae 8ermunmrl1g, in
Ser mir nod iteder, paBt oa recht
bineiL aber bier fommt tie mir falt
unniiroig Dor. &onnen mir oem
oas ni6t nblegen2"
(Tortlekung foIat.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-18
4tt Gheibetpeae

Der @eiun6beit fteben Die MenIdell, neIz
DE 6ur1 3tpnng pber freien @iuen cine
S9doigung beg &1rpers erIittel. @obl
Sem, Ser barn ben re9ten Bfab beldrei@
tet, Der CUR @efunbbeit 5u%riidffnbrt. Ser
m1oere Bfao bringt gIt1 aIrndblig abs
ieits nn6 i6IieBli6 5l elmer t6tIiden
8ergiftnng bes &orpers, Die nripriings
Ii6 gang Iei1t NIT ben berii6mten ct.
Bernard &rditterpiuen 6dtte ber1itet
tperoen fDnnen. gs iinb bies pobltdtiae
Biaen, Die MIR aug beiliamen Bflanaenz
%ifpfltn 5ubereitet iperben, tpesbnIb Tie
aud feiner 3uderbine bebirfen; milb biez
len Salienben bnben tie i1on iDie6er arf
BEN Pfab Der @eiunobeit berbolfen. Sl
Gpotbefen su baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-18

Cine 1tnterreSuma init MiQs.

8on unlerm friiberen 8unoesi elto=
tor Meias, Ser iebt idon eitt otter
@err bon 76 Sobren lit, bort moll
mi ielten etpas. gr lebt ltia ltno
5uriidge5ogen IN goriicona uno freut
ii6 Der grinnerungen on Iene ero=
BE 3eit, als er nod cine mdbge=
benoe Goue in Ser Staots= l1no
Der Mational=8olitif ipielte uno ieili
Same pieQei6t befornter mar, ols
Ser ireenb zines anbern 8olitifers.
@ern er aber einlnaI etnas bon li6
boren ldBt, oatln bot man an9
~getpo6nlid feline belle Sreuoe oaran;
oenn MiGs 1T ieinen alten @niidteu
uno lteber5engnngen trell geblie6en
uno bat Die mooerne Sdmenfung in
bas @ebiet fraemiiroiger @olfsbe-
gliidungs=grperimente nidt mitge-
ma6t.
Cine iolde Sreuoe fam mo ordj
On Dem Srterpieip baben, Dos bon
Stem Orleans p%eroffentlidt miro.
Wias bat iid b%efanntli6 IN Nem
Oorf elmer Operation unter5ieben
miifien, Die er gliidli9er @eiie gut
i~iberitanben bot. Seinen Giifpeg
rlabm er iiber Seem Orleans uno
BORT Bot er ii6 interpierpen laiien.
Sn oieiem Snterbiep bat ct ii6 nrl=
ter anoerm ou6 iiber bie 8erbalt=
niiie in Seras ausgelpro6en. yGos
'SSlttereiie", iagte er, ufon5eitriert
fid in Seros altgenblidlid ouf sic
Irobibitionsfrage. gs miro bebaup-
tet, oaB bon Ben ei11unoorpiBig Sena-
loren Der 2egislatur fieb5ebn Mnti=
Brobibitionilten iino, pieaeidt lit oos
ridtig, i6 meiB es nidt gelrali.
Sd meiB oober au6 ni6t, Oh Die 2e-
%eislatur ben Snitruftionen Der
Transformation gebor6en nno Dem
8olfe ein 8robibitons -Mmenoentent
our Ibitimmung porlegen piro.
SO einerMnfid mad folIte
tie es ni6t til II. Die &orpelt=
ton bot fein Hedt, oie 2egislatlr
n%uf5uforoern, iiber cine Srage ab-
Itimmen gu lalien, iiber Die oos @of
bereits entihieoen bat. Solte biele
Srage Dem 8olfe aber mirfli6 gum
5ipeiten Male 5ur 4bitimmung porge-
legt nerben, 10 BIN id ibere
5eugt, BOB 6os 8robtbt
tions M men6ement 5u-
ii If g e nj e e II me IN / + g."
80 fpridt Der alte Mils, emit
Der 5iibrer ser Dentofrotie i'm iia-
tionalen Mbgeoronetenz 8auie, Ser irl
Sabre 1887, ais mir Ben groBell
9robibitionsfampf bier in Seros
0urdfobten, elmer Ser Griten in ben
.Heiben Ser Observation-Disclosures mar
rno Der aud ieitoem iid nidt ge-
an0ert bat uno feinen &aBenbudel
Dor ben madtig ~getDoroen 8robibi=
tioniiten ma9t, mie es 10 piele all
oere Giibrer ieiner 8artei fun. @ir
molten nrr tuiinider, ooB er nit iei=
ner Gropbe5eiung reht bebaltel
Drills auBerte iid altd iiber oic
Gage anf nntional-politiihem @ebiete.
rSm Often" iaete er, oIa6t man
iibergrDan. 90 lit es aitsgemaAteSa=
DIE, oaB Saft getpablt miro. SD
claude nibt, oaB Die oemofratilde
Bartei BET Ser Nopemberlpabl ir=
geno melde Gbancen I'M Often fat.
M0glid more es aler6ings, bob
1penn 9ugbes pieoer nominiert mir
be, mas ID in5piihen geideben it,
SEEM gorf oemofratiid ginge.~ @n
0ieie IeBtere W0gIi6feit glalben mir
nidt, u%nierer Meinung nod 1T
9ugbes Der ltdrfite Wnnn, Sen Die
&eplblifaner bon Seem yorf aufItel-
len fonnten.
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Dag repmblifaniide Gpmnta-S ifet.

Oas republifaniIde gountD ggefu=
tib-&omite bat nod langen 8eratun-
gen oas nobftebenoe Sidet aufgeIteal
un0 idmmtlide &anoi6aten baben
Die Homination angenommen:
Stnnts-S enator: SuIius Neol bon
@errbinp.
3eprdientanten: 6. S. Solbroof,
Or. 6reo Serreu, 9. so. Sammono.
Diffrift=Mnpalt: unbeieBt.
Diitrift<gle rf 50. &. Shumader.
goumtD-G idter: 8. 6. Comp.
@ountp-M nipaIt: Otto Staffel.
gountD-g Ierf: s. 81. Norton.
Sheriff: Hap lambert.
Solicitor: Soc 8efman.
Miielior: $. 81. Sadion.
ShabmeiIter: S. 90. Carr.
8ermefier: @iQim Campbell.
@ountD-G dul-S superintendent I'M.
beiebt.
aommiiiar, @recinft /: albert
@erbit.
aommiiiar 9reeinft 2: Sam 9o-
gers.
aOmmiiiar, @recinft 8: Saeot
Alnlts.
9ommifiar, 9recinft 4: @ilianl
9obrouplsfi.
Grieoensrihter, Brecinft 1 mbe-
iest; Brecinft 2, O. SO. 8utder
Brecinft 3, ". %. 8errin; 8reeinfl
4, unbeiett; Breeinft 5, 2iee @is-
Dom.
a~onitabler: grecinft 1: S. 30.
@ar5a.
SeffentIide @ager: 8alter Scott
nno M. $. goomaaaoer.
Sdute uno gieb-S nipeftor: y. s.
@agner.
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1etrats,S@etne.

@iuiam g. @oIler II. Seotpis 9fuiae.
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Isle man fraftia iuiro.

g. S. 9aIp, 1247 Beit GonereB
Ctr. Chicago, iaet bieriiber: uMteine
alte idn6dlide Mutter gepinnt burd
electric 8itters 10 pieI 4raft nllo
@etpibt, 0oB ib perpflid)tet bin,
oies aqen Sdmaben fund gu Inn, Die
zines gonifs bebiirfen." electric Sit
ters furiert ihnea Wasen 2eber-
Decentralization. @arortiert al
baben Bel @oolpb 9reiB uno 81. gobn
& 60. 80 Gents.
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Serr 9forrer 6. etroBer in
@rinoelmalo ianote Der Neoafticn
beg gerner oguno" ourb Yoftmall-
Dat 7,50 Sr. als fleinen 9eitrag Der
5erienbllben fir oen rlelten 3eppc-
lin; der @eonnfe fam ibnen gails
bon ielbit~> i6reibt SEER StraBcr,
Der ben 8orfaa in folgenoeu @erien
Hilbert:
gs regnet. llnf're Terienbuben
VerInmmelt iilb i'm leeren Staa.
Gin S6ipei3eroubeflo, beutide, fpelide.
auf einmal Dor td louten S6all:
Ser zeppelin, er lebe ho6l
Gum 5ipeitenmall gum britteu nodl"
lInb nitbt nur sdaa. gnlo brinst ser
&leinlte
Sn adpp6en mir elm 6dufden @elb
uno ipridt NIT Seuer in ben Nugen
ais mar er ielbit Elm 2liftidiffbelb:
yS6idt inns bon nns, baB es linn Sien'
5Siir eirlen nellen 3eppelinf~
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&erlanat

elm Mdo6en ODER cine Srau (9ent-
Idle ooer SdueOin) fir algerueine
9ausarbeit in elmer ars orei gcrio.
men beitebenoen SomiIie. Gutter 2obn
uno gutter Glab fir Die ridiige %er.
Jon. Mon ipenoe iif an
s. 8. Sobmiun,
1873 Siio=9onleparo, Sallas, 9cras.
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aiitet end boz gaTpen aeaen aatarrh,

&itet Gnd bpr gaIben eeeen 4atarrb,
Die Qued5ilber entbaIten, ba Quediilber
li9er ben Sinn bes 9eru1s 5~erit0ren unb
6es gan5e Sb5tem b5nig 5erriitten tpir6,
tpenn es omr9 bic idIeimieen Dberflds
den %einoringt. Sol6e Grtifel iouen ME
Mer3te gebrnidt tperoen. ba Der Gdaoen,
ben lie mridten, 5ebu NaI 70 grob tit,
nls bns Cute, bns SIR bnbon ~srsielen
f1nntet. 9alrs @ntnrrbs@nr, fnbri5iert
bon S. S. gbeneb & Co.. Eolebo, o.. ents
bdIt fein 4uedIiIber un6 tpir6 innerIiA
genommen rnb ipirtt brett ntf bic idIeis
mi8en gberfldden bes Gbitenas. Wem
SIR Calls &atarrbsart fdnft, ieib iider,
6ab SIR bic e9te befonrutt. Gie pirb ins
nerlt1 g~enornu1en un6 in Tnlebo, Chic,
bon 8. s. Gbenep e 60. gemnGt.
Herfntft bon allen Npotbetern. Preis
rs gerts bic SInihe.
1aus Eamiliens0iQen finb bic beften.
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2ebrer aeinht,

Der 9eutid mo @nglii6 unterridten
tam. fir Die &leoiant 8allep Sdule.
Noberes ourd
Grmit 3oeller, 8ruiteq,
@oerne, Seros.
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21t herfn1ffen.

Cine n%euerbalte eriter &lafie Got
tor.@in in gutter gottor-@ egeno, iiio.
peltlid bon Gan antonio. aoreIie
@oainas Sin
8aainas. Itascoia @orntp, Seros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-18
Sprbsreitnng CUR 1air.

~ 1yUt&<
2akt iett einntal bic @affen ruin
SIN Gartpf itn fir unb ipiber,
Gs fplert fir eitt frtebltd gmit
Sent t1nen nni're 2ieber.
Nar peitig @pfen ttpdJ tergeD.n.,
Damn Dffnem iih Die Epre,
Damn tuerSen nnifre 6atr ,uir feb'n
SIM aaerIdBniten Slore.
@as ars bes S~erasbpoens araft
Ses Sarmers Sleik errnngen,
Sas tnirn nns bier berbetgeihafft
llnb seigt, tpie es sefangen.
Son pielen Counties, fern mmb nab,
Die Nanen firb sn fAanen,
Sinh bic Grseusnifie jett ba,
Gas mir inns b'ran erbanen.
Nnd BPM Der Sesas= Smbntrie,
Die itettg bprtuirts id]reitet,
Seb'n anf ber Sair mir, baf tpas he
gpr mnierm Hug amsbreitet.
Inb fit bic &nnit bereitet man,
Sin frenttbltd), trautes Gilan6,
Wenn es aud nidt biel bietem fann,
Wte Som, 9artS Mnb MaiIanb.
Amd Wertfp, bas W~adbarlanb,
Wtrb alerlet nns ienben,
Was es nit fnnitgeiibter San6
Terntag her @elt ST ipenben.
tfnb bramken anf bent ipeitem 9lan,
SIT ~alerlei su ieben,
50 iueiR, bak Sober, @ei6 iute Manm,
Wtrb anf ben @aibiuab ge9en.
ttn6 iueitit, uptt Sdanem miibe, mir
4nf cine 8ant b~iniinfen,
60 f1nnen sur Grbpluns bier
Wtr Elm 0las 2pne g a r trinfen.
9as 2pne Star 8ier, bas lit bel
Saft,
Der gt6t ben Mut unS mie6er,
S'rittt ftns'n mir atd,, NIT npller 9raft
Sem 2p n g r mni're 2ieber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-18

Cute @etr6nfe uno fantoIer
2und ftets in gnrsitaller's Saloon
rmb &eitanrant, @ilita StrdBe neben
Der Soue Der Sermannsi0bne.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-04-03
Fortnightly Matinee Club.

The Fortnightly Matinee Club was
entertained by Mrs. Dunbar Gentry,
Friday afternoon, March twentieth,
Mrs Harris being absent, Mrs. J. @.
Robins presided.
The minutes of last meeting were
read and approved after which the
following program was rendered:
Belmont. The Home of P~ortea.-
Mrs. Allen.
The Romance of the Age.-Mrs S. J.
High.
The Ending of this history.-Mrs B.
M. billiard.
The lesson for the afternoon, Act /
OF Merchants of Venice" having been
The Tupelo journal., 1908-04-03

Notice for Examinations for License to
Teach School.
On April Bird and 4th and again on
the 18th and 18th the will be held in the
Court House in Tupelo an examination
for white teachers.
On April 10th and 18th there will be
helda an examination for colored teach.
ers. Z. P. CLAYTON,
superintendent of Education.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-04-03
Rogersville, Ala, Feb. 18th. 1908.
Valley Fertilizer Co..

Florence, Ala.
Gentlemen: | have been using your
A~shcroft's Formula for the past ten
years and have always gotten good re-
suits. Last year off Of five acres
gathered four bales of cotton. This
was raised on poor barren land, which
goes to show that your Ashcrft's For
mula does the work.
wishing you continued prosperity, / am.
Yours truly,
j. d. GRAHAM.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-04-03

fully discussed, the hostess served re-
freshments while the guests enjoyed a
The Club adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Geo. Francis, Wednesday after
noon, April End, at $3.50 O'Clock. SIN
lect for afternoon will be "As You Like
Mrs. Gentry's guests were Mesdames
Armstrong, Wade Armst rong and Mi
FOR SALE.-8O Acres of branch
bottom and hill land, well divided. 4
nice little farm 5 miles west Of Verona
Miss. Write for information.
VIM. WEsTMoRELANp.
Box 247, West Point. Miss.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-04-03

lily I'VE,
Mr.. j.. E. Haynie of New Albany was
IN the city a day or two this week
prospecting, we are informed, of es-
tablishing a pants factory here. Mr..
Haynie has had considerable experience
in this line and has made a success. He
has several f1attering offers from other
places and will soon select a site. Cur
business men would do we'll to get in
communication with Mr.. Haynie with
the view OF having HIM come to Tupe-
10. Our place offers every opportunity
needed in a manufacturing line-good
freight rates, cheap coal, plenty of wa
ter and ample labor. This is the time
to get new enterprises, as many other
places are suffering a business depres-
sion and are not in a position to bid
for them.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-04-03
W. E. PEGUES.

Okolona is entering upon what prom
ises to be one of the warmest munich
pal elections that it has had for many
years. Mayor H. L. Morrison will be
opposed by ex-Mayor w. A. Bohemian
ner, who held the Mayors office for
twenty. eight years. Marshal w. j.
Murphree will be opposed by ex-Mar-
shall w. 2. Knox, who was for several
years marshal, and received at the last
election the same number of votes that
his only opponent, the present marshal
received, the city counsel deciding the
tie in favor of Murphree. The election
takes place June a.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-04-03
J. J. ROGERS. President
S. J. c Cashier

As Reported to the State Auditor, March IA, 1908
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-23
ASSIGNEE OF DEPOSITORS
SUES INSOLVENT BANK
Robert R. Russ Begins First of
Actions Against California
Safe Deposit. COMPANY

A suit against the stock holders Of
the insolvent California safe deposit
and trust company was filed yesterday
by Robert r. Russ, as assignee for los
depositors, whose deposits totaTed
S121,855. This is the first of a series
of complaints drawn by Attorneys
Milton U'Ren and G. Z. O'Callaghan in
behalf of depositors who have en-
trusted the recovery of their claims
to them. 1t is intended to file suit for
money deposited by nearly 600 Deposit
There will be FIVE separate SUITS about
$780, 900 being sued for in each In
addition to suing the stock holders,
action Will be taken against the direc-
tors of the bank. Robert R. Russ, in
whose name all the suits are to be
filed, is the secretary and manager of
the Russ estate company.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-23
PRACTICAL TESTS
GIVEN new BRAKE
Southern Pacific Experiments
With Train of PulImans
Coupled With New Brakes
Inventors Claim Improvement
Will Stop Coaches Quicker
Than Any Other Device

OAKLAND, July 22.-The Southern
Pacific company today began a series
OF tests of newly improved Westing-
house brake, which the makers say will
bring train travelling so miles an
hour to stop within a shorter dis
tance than any brake now in use. A
train of Pullmans to which vas coup
led one of the fastest locomotives in
the service of the Southern Pacific was
run between Hayward and Decoto at
high rate of speed.
Stops were made with the aid of the
new brake and data taken of the time
required to stop the train, the distance
In which the stop was made and the
speed at which the train was running.
The tests We're made under the direc-
ton of NJ. H. Forney and W. H. Rus
sell of the Southern Pacific and repre-
sentatives of the Westinghouse COM
pany. The tests will be continued for
several days and more data will be
gathered, from which a final report will
be made to the management of the rail-
road company concerning the new
brake.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-23
LIMITS SAN RAFAEL
IN WATER SUPPLY
Marin County Company Notifies
Trustees of Change in
Public Service
Warning Declares Only DOmes-
tic Purposes Will Be Accom-
mOdated for the Present

SAN RAFAEL, July 22.-San Rafael
was thrown into a fever of excite
ment tonight when il became known
that the board of trustees had been
served with a notice by the Marin
County water company TO the effect
that until further announcement, only
water for domestic purposes could be
drawn from the pipes Of the company.
The rumOr that the city was without
fire protection in some way was started
and spread like wildhre, but a practical
test Of several Of the hydrants did not
bear out the rumor
The wording of the notice sent the
trustees is ambiguous and, if literally
construed. would seem TO indicate that
the water company intended to cut of
the water from the fire hydrants and
street sprinkling stand pipes. In or
der that the intentions of the company
may be learned, a special meeting Of
the trustees, before which a repre-
sentative Of the company Will be in
vited TO appear, has been called for
tomorrow night.
The reason given by the water COM
pany for curtailing the water supply
Is the unusual dryness Of the last sea-
son. There are many citizens, however.
who declare that the latest move of
the water company is but a further
step in its night with the trustees,
which began a short time ago with the
reduction by the trustees Of the water
eompany's sprinkling bill from 500 TO
SO a month. This matter is now being
contested in court. The trustees, while
declining 10 be quoted to this effect,
have let il be known that their opinion
is much the same as that of the citi-
zens quoted.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-23
PROMINENT GERMAN
BUSINESSMAN DIES
Charles E. Hansen, Well Known
Figure in German Conn
munity, Passes AWAY

Charles L. Hansen, probably the best
known man in the German community,
pioneer, fraternal leader and promi-
nent businessman, died yesterday at his
home at 1924 Fulton street Death
came as the end of nearly four months
of suffering, during which Hansen was
gradually starved to death, because of
a throat malady with which score Of
noted specialists whom he called in
We're unable. to cope.
Hansen was president of the National
brewing company, of which he was
principal owner, and was closely con-
nected with a dozen other large cor
porations of this city. He at one time
was president of the German general
benevolent association, which controls
the German hospital He was one of
the founders of the German AItenheim,
home for the aged and was still presi-
dent of the organization. He also was
prominent In the order of Odd Fellows
Hansen came to San Francisco short
ly after the gold rush of 1S49 and in
1897 organized the brewing concern of
which he was president. He was IA
years old. A brother, Theodore Han
sen, and a large number of more dis
tant relatives in this city survive him.