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Mexico Missouri message., 1908-06-18
ssss Her Father Kin Husband.

Lexington, Ky.-Willlam Keeton.
q well known farmer OF Mad
ison county. killed his sonIn.law. J.
Ralor. at Bar Wallow, that county, In
the presence OF Kalor's wife and two
children. The men had been at work
together and Quarreled over a trivial
matter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-06-18
kIllsd by AnarY Herd.

Tulsa, okla.--George Adkins,
prominent cAttleman. was gored to
death by herd OF Infatuated cat
tie on a ranch 10 miles southwest OF
Tulsa Tuesday night. While he was
passing through the corral stresrs
pounced upon him. He killed five with
his six-shooter before he met death.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-06-18
Glass Company eankrupt.

Centralla, III. - The Allison glass
works of this city. employing
300 men, Friday filed a petition
in bankruptcy with the federal court.
The liabilities are given as S1sI. 900.
with assets OF $4,000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-06-18
shlpments Of Champagne.

London-The total quantity OF
champagne dispatched from the
champagne districts for the 10 months
ending March 81 was 33.734.GlS bot.
ties. compared with s3.17I, 3O5 bottles
r. 1861.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-06-18
Nuras Shoot. phvsloInn.

New York-After lying in wait
nine hours. Sarah Konet, a young
Russian trained nurse. shot and
killed DIR, William Auspitz, a physi.
clan. in the vestibule Of an apartment
house Sunday night Tho woman sur
rendered herself to the police. declar.
ing that she had shot the physician
because he had wronged her.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-06-18
TlnIs Rebels Kun ArehbIshop.

Observation-Disclosures on Thurs
day morning shot and kille
Archbishop Nixon. The assassIns es
capped. A monk in attendance on
him was severely wounded.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-06-18
Government Printer Busy
Preparing Emergency Bank Notes

the command Of the government will
have been increased $500, 900.
The first thoughts OF the govern.
ment in preparing the currency are to
take care OF those banks that will be
called upon for funds with which TO
move the crops In the fall. For that
reason the plates of banks in Kansas
City, ST. Louis. Omaha. Chicago New
Orleans. Atlanta and such central
cities are being changed first. 1t is
the purpose OF the treasury depart.
men TO have ready money on hand TO
meet the demands promptly.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-06-18

sublImate She begged to be allowed
TO die.
A few hours later hotel guests
heard three shots. In the darkened
Corlett apartments they found Mrs.
Corlett full length on the sofa with
two bullet holes in her head. With
his face against the couch where his
wife lay. Corlett was found dead, n
bullet through his head. The woman
died n few minutes later.
All the circumstances. disclosed at
the inquest. show that Corlett had de.
cided to XIII himself and his wife. and
she had consented.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-06-18
Iowa Labor Election.

Clinton. IowR-The Iowa State
Federation Of Labor Thursday re-
elected A. l.. Uriek OF Des Moines
president and decided to hold the 1903
convention in Dubuque.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-06-18

Admiral Evans Goes to Lake Mohonk.
New York-Rear Admiral Robley
d. Evans left here Thursday for
Lake Mohonk. Admiral Evans still
walks on crutches, but said he hoped
to be entirely we'll In a short time.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-06-18
one DEAD hi Iowa Town.

Charles City. Iowa-A tornado
struck this city at o'clock Sunday
afternoon. demolishing about 200 resi-
dences and barns. One man is known
20 have been killed and four children,
are missing.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-06-18
Actor Hlteheoek MOI oulIiY.

New York-The jury in the case
OF Raymond Hitchcock. the actor. re.
turned a verdict Of not guilty at 2:5t
O'Clock this morning.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-06-18
Missouri MInIster. al. DEAD.

St. Joseph, Mo.--The Rev. q. I.
Vandeventer. aged SO years, for
"a years a Methodist minister in Mis-.
souri,, died here Thursday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-06-18

then offered a motion seating the Taft
delegates. and this was carried with.
out division.
Including the Missouri delegates or.
dered seated Wednesday, il is estimat'
ed that Secretary Taft will receive
SOL votes on the first ballot, or go
more than enough TO nominate him.
The committee began hearing the
contests al 1885 o'clock. The two
cases were consolidated, the issues in
the two districts being the same. and
% minutes were allowed each side for
arguments.
The arguments OF the raft delega-
tions was that they were regularly
elected in conventions called by the
two congressional committees. The
Hughes delegates quoted the new Mis-
souri, primary law, section 33B, which
gives the state committee power to
call convention to elect delegates
to national convention.
According to the closest possible
calculation. based upon figures con
ceded by the allies. Secretary OF War
Taft will receive on the FIRST ballot
55i votes. or 60 more than enough to
give him the nomination. providing
the convention does not take the mat.
ter in hand and override the decisions
now being made in contested cases.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-06-18

Washington. y. Obscure and
retiring. there is in Washington an
Official who is adding TO the wealth OF
the United States. or will he, within a
few weeks. at tho rate of 100000 a
day. He Is Joseph +. Ralph, director
OF the bureau OF printing and engray.
ing.
HIS contribution to the national
prosperity is in the shape Of emer.
gency bank notes. provided for by the
currency bill that passed congress In
the recent session When he com.
pletes his task the available money at
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-26

bedside from the beginning, coming
as soon as she learned Of his sickness
and attending him constantly until
he was relieved by death.
James Winifred Sleamaker was
born near Tolu August 9th, 1887.
Died at the Mcdonnell Hotel, where
he made his home since. coming TO
Marion, Saturday morning at one
o clock, March 81. 1908.
The funeral was conducted at the
Methodist church Sunday afternoon
at lclock by the Rev. X. {. Love
assisted by the Rev's Butler and
Adams, Wy r1-s4 49,
The remains were taken in charge
by Rosewood Camp W. y. W. and
Watstika Tribe Of Red Men and the
burial at the cemetery was under the
auspices Of those lodges.
Many beautiful floral offerings
were sent by friends of the deceased.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-26
Senator Watkins Asks Campbell.

Frankfort, KY, March s.-Dur-
ing j. Wheeler Campell's speech
against Governor Beckham last night
Senator Watkins. of Henderson and
Union, tried to ask him the follow
ing question, but failed: ''Is it not
fact that you had IN your posses
sion 81, 900 due the State on account
of the Paducah encampment; that
you held that you held that money
back, Notwithstanding the fact tn at
you were notified by Gen. Lawrence
to pay it in; that at the beginning
of the present General Assembly, be-
fore any balloting for Senator, you
went to Beckham's room and tried to
get him to write you letter saying
that the money belonged to you and
generating you from any obligation
of paying it to the State, and that
Beckham would not give you such
letter, and that on the following
Tuesday, when the balloting for Ser
ator began, you voted against Beck
ham? Have you ever paid that
81 600 to the Statei
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-26
Sees ONLY BRYAN
Ollie James Praises the Peerless
Leader and Scores The Re-
publican Party.

In a speech of less than one hours
duration in the House yesterday after
noon, Representative Ollie James
scored the Republican party for its
sins Of commission and ommisslon,
and backed up his statements by
quotations from the Congressional
Record, and closed with the predic.
ton that the people would take the
matter in their hands this coming
November and elect William j..
Bryan.
Mr.. James was greeted by fire.
quent applause during the delivery
Of his speech, and received an ovation
from the Democratic side when he
had concluded.
Mr.. James referred to recent Re-
publican speeches trying to explain
the recent panic and those that pre-
ceded them Boosting of the prosperi-
ty of the country under Republican
rule. 1--WE hear no more of that
now" he declared, that nightingale
has been silenced the song of that
sweet lutte has sounded no more
the dreaded spectre of soup houses
has made its appearance. Two mil
lion idle men begging for work, re-
duced wages for those who are fortu-
nate to have Employment, this is the
melancholy story of the acme of the
Republi can legislation.
"Mr. Boutell, of Illinois, uses to
enrapture us with delightful strains
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-26
a. s. LAVENDER,

forenoon Monday and were unable to
locate the responsibility.
Then gun belonged to one of the
soldiers Of the State militia which
had been here for some weeks and
was in his room and the soldier was
taking an afternoon nap preparatory
to the nights vigil which he was to
keep.
Immediately the guests Of the
hotel we're on hand and doctors sum.
moned, but the child breathed only a
few times, death being so instsn TAM
eous a. to to prohibit any'suffering.
a The N haiAs we're embalmed and
taken to Wheeling, West Va, by his
heart broken grand father, accompsn-
led by Mrs Horace Sayre, they leav-
ing here q. 10 o'clock Sunday night
and arriving there at IL O'Clock Mon
day night.
Mr.. Wheat the father Of the dead
boy is a prominent capitalist Of
Wheeling where he resides and is in
terested in many enterprises.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-26
ASher.Wal

On Wednesday evening Mar. IS,
the rites Of matrimony were solem-
ized between John Walker and Mrs.
Louise Asher at the home Of the
bride, near Weston, in the presence
Of few relatives and friends, Rev.
u. G Hughes officiating.
The bride is a noble christian wom-
an, possessing all the qualities that
make a true wife and a happy home.
The groom is an industrious young
farmer OF good moral character.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-26

Of prosperity, which, he said, mad
been wrought by the Republican
party, and he took US, by reading
excerpts, from Southern newspapers,
through Dixie Land, telling us that
all this the Republican party had
done.
"But that harp since then has
ceased its strain, and the last time
the gentlaman was seen upon this
floor he was reading from the Holy
Bible, trying to prove that Caesar
was entitled to certain tribute. All
Of this, Mr.. Speaker, forces me to
paraphrase:
The harp that once through Con-
gress' halls
The soul Of prosperity music shed,
Now hangs as mute on Congress
walls
AS if Dalsell, Boutell, and Lands
we're dead.
Mr.. James read from Secretary
Taft's speech at Columbus, Ohio
favoring an income tai 'rn times Of
great need" He said that such Q
law would be attempted then"
What character Of Republicanism is
this" he added, ''that makes a poor
man give up his treasure and, in
time Of great need. of his blood for
his government, while the fortunes
Of thousands upon thousand of mil
lionaires are to be exempted until
time Of great need shall Gomez"
He cited the congressional Record
to show that such a time of great
need had come, that Mr.. Taft show
ed startling ignorance of the history
of his party, and that was In 1898,
when the war was on between the
United States and Spain, when the
plain people coming from the cotton
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-26
The Soldiers Gone.

Tuesday at ll:3O the state militia
which had been stationed here for
left six weeks for Eastern Kentucky Y.
Capt. Kreiger remained here to train
the .'home guards" as the new COM
pany organized here is called. He
will remain a week probably and at
ter he departs Marion will be protect
ed by the home guards who have
received their arms.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-26
WINIfRED SLEAMAKER
Passed Away Early Saturday Morn.
Ing After q Short illness.

Marion has had so many sad sur
priscs recently. that people are often
heard to say what will happen
Dext. Notwithstanding this, the
sudden death, after only three days
absence from hispisce Of busioessof
one Of the towns favorite Young men
was shock which the community
va. uppreparcd for. He was a boy,
be having not attained his majority.
whom everybody loved and for the
good reason that he was polite to all
and attentive to his work, pleasant
in manner, OF splendid character and
handsome appearance. He had not
lived here always, but come from
Tolu where his father Jas. W.
Sleamaker and his family now reside.
One Of the strongest testimonials
any young man could have was
shown IN his case by the devoted
love Of his step. mother, who was in
consolable when it became known
that the grim reaper was to win in
the battle which from the start was
an unequal one. She had been at his
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-26
SHOCKING Death.
Thomas Wheat Eight Years Old, Ac.
CIdeniaIIy Shot.

Tho fatal shot which was accident.
ally fred into the brain OF Thomas
Wheat, the beautiful little eight
year old grand son Of Capt. T. II. b.
Haase. in = room at the New Marion
Hotel last Sunday afternoon at four
0 clock, which killed him instantly,
cast q gloom over the entire commun-
ity from which it will not soon re.
cover and plunged those who loved
and idolized him, into inpenetrable
night, the pail Of which life time
will not obliterate.
The fact as to the killing will
probably never be known. The hap
py little fellow had been with some
Of his little playmates during the
afternoon about the hotel hallway,
but at the time Of the accident no
one was present excepting Robt.
Sayre who is about the same age as
the dead boy and Eddie Clement,
colored, sixteen years of age, the
janitor Of that floor Of the hotel.
Each claimed the other fred the shot
accidentally and although the coroners
inquest held session for the whole
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-26
Lost a Pocket Book.

Lost on Monday March 9th, on
road between Rcpton and Marion, a
pocket book containing $4,000 in
currency. Finder please leave at
Record Press office, or return to the
undersigned and receive liberal re-
ward. Albert Braptley,
Repton Ky.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-07
Qnitiae Wempiren.

Der oiterreidiitle 6elb5eilgrneilter
5reiberr Camille b. Soils ogllo, ein
gebiirtiger @raubiinoner, bat fiir5-
lih ieiile Menloiren berallsgegeben.
Der alte 6err bot iid offen6or einen
Defenders allsgeprdeten Sim fiir
%qeiunoen Sltrnor mo fomiid)e Or
lebuiiie befpo6rt. Gr er5dblt nit
8orliebe luitige 9inee. Sdon bon
ieiner @eblirt. Gr lei 1926 81 Chr
eeboreiL ilno 5lpor nm 5lpei Nonate
al friib. 9os friibere Grld)einen
ioa ibil iorton geblieben uno nad)-
mails bel Snipi5ierungen ipri6port-
lid geluoroen iein. PTS er Bralioent
oes tedniiden urio aominiitratipell
Milit1rfomites mar, pflegte 'eitl
Yortier, menn er III Den friibell
Worgenltnnoen gefragt ipuroe, oh
.ld)on %eSernan6 III Der aan5lei ieL 81
ontmorten: oauBer benz Yrdiioen-
ten lrlo Den Abnoihmeibern lit nod
9iemano oa."
Cine 3eitlang ipar Snlis Nollt=
tant oes gr5ber5ogs 2eopolo it1o be-
reiite NIT inn, Der @eneral-@erie
oireftor ipor, 10 5iemlid oae Neid)s-
lanoe. Solis mar, ipie es l6eint.
elm siemlid) offenber3iger aojutont
Der aud Elm freies @ort nid)i
|iheute. Ginnlol, 10 er5dblt er, Illf.
rem iie uber einen Selopeg Dor
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81 /.

= Nid)ter Martin bon 6rieorids-
bl1rq Fat sic Srdllben lu1er getir1oen
uno ongefiilloiet, BOB er nid)t oils
aonereBfonoioat gegell SloDoen allf-
treten miro.
sSsn1 SITTER bon 50 Sabren ltarb
3yrou Moreoretbe Sron5, @itme BON
Ibom 6ron5 in i6rer &obnllng, 81
Nprtb stroBe. Sic mor int Seilu=
bah geboren ul,o lebte ieit 80 Sobret
IN unierer Stoot.
,SSl1 leiner @(uiprodJe an Die
@rano Ssllrp id)orfte Gidter 9nper
ben Mitglieoetn oeriel6en ELL, Dob
ous Sonltogsoeieb i'll &roft eelett
meroen miiiie. Die @ronoiurp beIfebt
aus folgenoen 9iirecrn: Gornnonnl,
:. 81. Gbopa; % 8. Simpion, Geo
s. @anebou, Sroncisco @uilbeo1,
emil @ed, 6. @riff Sones, &. @.
lpmorl, 9. 9. Griee, Z. 6. Mltrmne,
George $. Norris, Serman Ite mo
Safe @oIff.
49, @uler nelteren Serfilgltna oes
Yoitoeportel1ents 5ufplge peroell
gricfe, sic nit S%riefnarfen erlebell
lilto, oenen cine Gde feblt ooer Die
ionltpie beidaoiet lillo, niht n1ebr be-
foroert peroen. Die g%riefmorfell
"niiliet lire poae Sorm baben.
9onnten Die Soloonidniiffler
|i6re Satigfeit niht ouf ein onoeres
Selo perlegen ulto oenelt ll~ad)lpilre1,
oie perborgene @affen tragen, Die alt1
sic Seitenmege ipllden nno onoere
Srbinau5en perlesen2
Die nSoutbpelt Seras Snperile
5raining Shool" bon San Mntonio
fat iid nit einenl &apitoI bon $40
900 inforporiereu ~laiieu. an Der
Spite oes ltnterne6mens lteben Or.
6. s. aineslep, Mib 9radenrioee,
|Mrs. Sersbere, Mrs. Stribline mo
Mnoere.
Cute @etrdnfe nn0 falnoier
ounb itets in 8ursitaller's Saloou
amo Meitamrant, 8ilita StraBe rebefl
ser SaGe ser 9ermannsiobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-07
94ofAleS.
Gtiuas iiber sic 3iuiebeln-

Dit 3lpiebel5uft lit crit meniee
Sabre alt in Siiomeit=5eras uno bod
bat lie i6or cine groBe 9eoertung
erlangt. glitd mirft tie, mie aus bent
S%abresberidt oes Managers Son
Campbell bon Ser Solttbern Seros
9rud @rowers MIioeiation berpor=
sebt. reht biibide 4rofite ob.
Der @erfauf III 3miebeln belief
iid i'm pergangenem Sabre onf $685.
2t4.65 geeen $250,579.5S i'm Sabre
1906. Die 3robnftion bot iid olio
nabe5u perooppelt. Ger Yrofit BE-
trug 205 Gro5ent, mas II Yro5ent
mebr it, ols I'M Sabre 1906. Die
unfoltem ser Miiociotioit, eini6lieB-
lid elmer Meiie oes Moltagers nad)
Bermuda II. ben 8anarii6en-Snleln,
besifferte iid mif $26,727.24 geeen
$17,243.t8 int 8orjobre. Son Ser
mnoa brodte Scr. Campbell 2750
Nfuno tpeiBen uno Jog. Grpitad=3 pie-
beliamen, ser Iid] bier oltsge5eidJnet
beip1brt.
Die Satiade mltroe eripabnt, oaB
bic 3miebeln bon Der 8aeificfiiite i'm
$50 biliger per Garlaouns nod
norofihen mo oitlihen Warften ge=
braht meroeu, pie BON Ser @olffuite.
Sn Mnbetradt Ser er5ielten eiin=
itigen &eiultate miro es oen Witglie-
bern Der Mfiociation inter Mllorobune
Der MusitoBuns our Gflidt genta6t,
lire Grnte MIR our6 oie Miioeiation
IN ben Marft bringen uloiien.
Die @ab[ Ser 8eanten ergab fol-
gen6es Meiultat: Trafioent, 5arrg
2anoa bon Meit grnunfels; 8i5e-
ErGiioeilten, Ireo @arren, Sings
bile uno 6. q. aed bon Gotula;
sdasmeiiter, @n. 9obropolsfi bon
San Mntonio; Sefretar, S. 6. Gbam-
booet; Wanager, HoD Gampbei1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-07

mntrog orim itebt. ODER bot Srma
bas ermartet?
Inter oielel, @orten idnitt ct
SOS 9iDet ouf.
0Natiirlid, mie ih eeiast babe!
Ser @rin5 beoouert, ii6 ni6t per-
lonlid nod empfeblen gu fonnen mo
nimmt idriftli9 @bidieo, ga er,
cine Heile on5utreten bot"
gr mari bas 9opier orf Sen Gid
unb riibrte ieinen &affee Inn. SEQ
mig nabm bas 9illet uuf. 8abreno
tie es los, eine Srnno bonn Seniter
meg uno idritt aur @eronoa bin-
aus. Die Srau Maiorin bate oas
9iaet roi6 ourdflogen llno ging
beioret binter ibr Der. Gin feiner
&eee1l, 10 fem, onB er eber Nebel
su nelrnelt NOR, lpriibte pont 9irn=
mel berab, 1tno Ser @orten lob graz
nno betriibt aus.
Srnno idritt oen @eg 5ur @or-
tentiir entlong, 11no ols Die W1itter
ibren g(rm beriibrte, 5ndte lie 5u=
loml11en ltno iob nit miloem glide
I'M lid.
y@obil, miait OF, liebes 8ino?
Mein Simmel, ou mirit bid erfalten.
Oh boit niht einma( Elm Suh."
sSrmo la6te, ober lire Gimme
batte einen Slang, Ser Ser Wlltter
Ser5 erldiitterte.
u0os mare freilif iebr idlimm,
menn id einen S6nnpfen friegte",
rief lie 5piiden Dem 2aden.
y@r idreibt ia, ooB er cine Heile
porbatte, Srma. Domit lit bod
nift geioet, BOB ct niht mieoerfom-
men miro. Der 8oter brinet oas
INNER 10 ipisie berats, ober ib
babe i'm fennen gelernt. gr lit nitt
ldledt, er bot elm gutes Ser5, uno
er liebt bid anfribtie."
,s(6 Wutter, idmeig uno bringe
mid nidt poGia 5ur 8er3meiflltag.
Sold)e 1roitariinoe iino fiirdterlif.
Sd flage ia nidt. 8as miait on
6enn2"
Sd monte lieber, OH flasteit.
IS lit piel better, menn ser Shmer5
berousfommt. 9ies bas 8iaet bod
nun lelbit. 8omm berein uno lies
es. Gs flingt iebr freunolid nno
nidt 10, mie Der Boter es porgetro-
gen bot. CT fam ia irgeno cine
Dienitreile porbaben nno miro balo
auriidfommen. 60 idledt fam er
bod nidt fem"
vShledt? SIT es ibm oenn gu
peroenfen menn er uns einen SUB
tritt gibt uno ieiner @ege gebt?
Wie lit er benn bebanoelt moroen?"
y@6 mas!" iagte Die Wutter. 81
limb bic W1nner nibt. Sc bober Die
9rouben bangen, oeito mebr perlan=
gen fa banoh. Sd claude nod niht
boB er bid aufgegeben bat. gr miro
idon soieberfommen."
Srma blidte itarr Dor ii6 BIN,
lieB ii6 ober Don Der Mutter fiibren
un6 febrte nit ibr in oas 3immer
aurId. Sen 8lidem ibrer Sbrue-
tier unb ibres 8aters mid lie ans
unb nabm cine Stiderei 5ur Sano.
60 lab 5ie niebergebeugt, uno mab-
reno tie porber 10 blab gemeien mar,
eridienen iest rote 5leden auf ibren
Wangen.
(Sortietuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-07

SIRENS nod Stoderau. ugs mar
ldorl Ounfel, ols mir, onf elnent
Grooonm1 fobrenO, einem groBe1
Sol5lpaeell beaeaneten. Der Sager
meloete beu gr5ber5og: oaoilerlide
Sobeit, mir fonnelt nidt Dorbeifob-
rem" Der SEER gr5ber5o9 meinte
aber. es miiBte ood geben, es 1one
ser Sol3nlol1n iid ioueit ols mog=
lid ieitpegs ite0er. Gorbei5llfommell
mllroe perll1dt, ober Ser @eriu6
miBlolla. Gferoe mo @agen rlltid)=
ten berllnter ltlo mir Sniaiien fielen
aus oent @ogell ms meide ader=
fclb nod redts, nobel i) ols 9infs-
literoer acknowledgements mtf Seine
faiierli6e @obeit 3u liegen fam. Der
Gr5ber5og meinte iofort ooroif: Sic
bdttell ii6 ober oltd eillell onoeren
Elot oltsiltd)en fonnen." yauer>
oinas", eripioerte idk uober ih lteee
nidt i6ledt!l"
Ser etlpos britnlmige, oodl gut
miitiee Gr5ber5oe fonnte ieoo6 Den
Sder5 lei1en1 Molutontel gelegent=
lid) oltd beim5obIen. Sn altfltein
beiidtiete er nit ibn oltd) Dos
Staotsgei0ngnis. Der Gr5ber5og
aing porolls. sd folgte nit Dem
&erferlneiiter nod mo frogte oIelen:
u@os fir @erbred1er iteden oenn
bolptiGhlid in oieien 3ellen2" Gr
meinte: yEplittl6e.~ n&onm ld)
oern nidt einnlol in cine 3eae Din=
einieben2" ltno illoent er Dies be-
iabte, ldob er id)or Ben Sdllber Ell
mes @udlod)es 5llriid, loooB non IN
oie 3eGe bliden fonnte. S6 9e-
mabrte eillelt ~eleeoiten Wonn NIT
aroBent Bart oarin, Der, al einem
3iide iieeno, ihrieb. User lit oenn
bieIer @err ga orinnen2" fragte ib.
10" iogte Der aerfernleilter, DOS
lit ser @rof Sdlis, Ser megen 'Sof<
perrots perurteilt muroe." Seine
faiierlihe Sobeit, Die oas @elprob
aebort botte, brebte lid) mn lttb
meinte at mir eewenoet: uMit ST.
nen fam man, lheint's, feine @e=
fGngniiie beiltber, oa Seripanote
BON Sbnen barin iieen."
Die Germonotl6oft mar ~aleroings
mtr iebrg entfernt, beeilt lid) Der
Selo5eltgmeiiter bei5ufiigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-07
Staotrats @erGamblmmsen.

Die folgen6en 8etitionen fallelt
our gerleIung: Son 9iirgern, Inn
Meparatur bon S6eareritraBe; BON
8Hreern III Der @artenitraBe, Die fir
ginfaiiung ibrer Seitenlpege besablen
nolen. BON Dem .6eim fir permabr-
Ioite Megerfinber, llnl GfloB Ser
Gteuern; bon 6. 6. Gmerion & 60,
I'M grlailbnis, ELI eleftriihes S6ilo
oufitelen sli oHrfen; bon 8iirgern Der
z. Mnro, nnt gnidllaB ibrer SanIer
al oas Semeripltem bon 9iirgern in
Der GomalitraBe, nm @aiierleituilg.
(9elpidigt.) Die Seiperfarm, nnge=
f1br 430 Mfer umfoileno, muroe oil
ben boditen 8ieter fir 1925 per Sobr
uerpahtet. 9odmooo hrahte cine
Gr6inan5 ELM, Die iif) gesen Dos
ifnele 6obren ser @lltomobile rifz
tet uno lfnpere Strofen fir Die lleber-
tretrng Ser BeItimmltngen ent6dlt.
Die Or6inan5 lplr6e Dem Stoot=@n-
malt CUR gegutadtitltg iiberlpielen.
Die Groinau5 bon 8raOen in 9e5ns
anf eleftrilde Drabte uno Tfolten fir
0ieieIbeu purbe ebenfaas biz 5nr
nGd5iten Sibuuig suriifaelegt- sic
idreibt Dor, III Incident Mbltalo bon
einonoer Die 9rabte ge5oget uno oab
feline Geoerpfolten gebraudt lpsroen
loden. Die @n~selegenbeit Ser Sci
tenfpege ipiroe nidt CUR Sprade ge-
brodt.