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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-04-09
Milwaukee Picks Rose.
South akota for RrVan.

Mitchell. S. D., April S.-The Demo
cratic state convention met here yes
terday. elevt2d eight delegates to the
national convention and instructed
them to vote for William Jennings
Bryan for the presidential nomination.
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Hot AiratnrX

This man combines the more ster
ling qualities of Beaconsfield and Pitt,
lacking the faults of both."
who is hep inquired the visitor in
Plunkville.
sim Pif1ie, stranger; our candidate
fer hog reeve"
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New Postmaster at Corbin.

WASHINGTON, April g. = Albert J.
Filiatrault wes yesterday appointed
postme str at Corbin, St. Louis coun-
tv. Mirn.. vice Charles Johnson, re-
signed.
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EQUIPMENT FOR MILITIA.
Gen. Wood Secures Promise From
War Department

Washington, April 5.-As a result
of conferences with the ordnance bu-
.reau of the war department, Adjt
Gen. Fred B. Wood of Minnesota has
secured promise of $4,000 worth OF
additional equipment for the Mime
sofa national guard. New rifles and
other equipment TO the value of ST..
coo will be issued at once.
''The Minnesota guard will be UP to
the full standard of the law before
the end of the year said Gen. Wood
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Socialists Name Ticket.

Pierre. S. D.. April 8. - The state
convention Of the Socialist party met
here yesterday, nominated a STATE
ticket and selected delegates to the
national Socialist convention.
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Lemon Essence Fatal to Three

WinniIeg, April s. = On the Swan
Lake InGi reserve yesterday three
Indians drank lemon essence, not be-
ing able to procure whisky. All are
dead.
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DIES IN FORTY-HOUR DEVOTION.

Mrs WaIierich Succunbs While in
Church at Wabasha.
Wabasha, Mimi, April 8. - While
taking part in the forty hours devo-
lions in St. Felix Catholic church.
Mrs. John Wallerich was stricken
suddenly and was carried dying from
her pew reath occurred before she
could be taken from the building.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-04-09
GREAT NORTHERN is GUILTY.
Jury Speedily Declares Road Violated
EIkins Law in Sugar Rebates.

Jury SpetUIIy DeCIdTeS Roau violated
E!kins Law in Sugar Rebates.
New York, April 8. - The Great
Northern Railway company was con-
victed of granting rebates to the
American Sugar Refining company by
a jury in the United States circuit
court yesterday. A fine of $4,000 was
imposed by Judge Holt.
The shipments of sugar on which
the rebates were paid were made to
Sioux City, Iowa, in 1902 The rebates
were paid i'll 1904. Trial was began
before Judge Holt and a jury Monday
and was completed during the day,
including arguments of counsel.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-04-09
Go Back to Washington.

New Orleans, April 5.-Mrs. Roose-
Welt and her party left here last night
over the Louisville & Nashville road
for Washington, where they are
scheduled to arrive Sunday.
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SAYS SHIPPY Is THREATENED.
News Agent Tells of Threats He
Heard on Train.

News agent ieis or 7HFeaIs re
Heard on Train.
ST. Louis, April 8.-Walter If. Ma
gel, news agent on an Illinois Central
train, called at police headquarters
last night and told Assistant Chief
Gillespie of having talked with a pas.
senger Sunday night who was en-
route to Chicago with the apparent
intention OF harming Chief of Police
Shippy of Chicago. The man was evil
IDENTIFY a foreigner and from his NUT
terings Nagel gathered that he was a
brother of Averbuch, the supposed
anarchist recently killed by Chief
Shippy.
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Shot Kills Kansas Banker.

Constantnople, April 5. = B. War
kentin. president of the Kansas State
Bank of Newton, Kan, was shot ana
killed yesterday on train while tray
cling with his wife from Damascus.
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POSTMASTER is SUICIDE.

Dead Man Also Treasurer of Town of
Bundy, Lincoln County. =
Rhinelander Wis, April 8. - II.
F1oalich. postmaster and treasurer of
the town Of Bundy, Lincoln county,
was found dying yesterday at his
home. Doctors who were hurrtedly
called found that his condition was
due to an overdose of morphine, evil
IDENTIFY taken with suicidal intent, and
death resulted at noon No cause is
assigned for the act.
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Host.

You must have him at your func-
ton. He's host in himself You Know
the kind"
Yes, I know the kind responded
Mr.. Nuritch with some acerblty. one
Of these fellers who does all the honors
at the party you're payin' fer
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Eiour Mill Burn 4

St. Cloud, Mimi, April Sire 1T
Royalton destroyed the Big Four mill
OF Ores orr, Bliss & Co Of Duluth The
mills capacity was 500 barrels per
day The loss is $4,000
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Spring.

"Spring is good for the poets" re-
marked the first half of the sketch.
And that's about all it is good for"
growIed the second half, as he climbed
out of a puddle of slush
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Three Tobacco Factories Burn.

Lynchburg, Va. April 5.-Fire here
destroyed three tobacco factories OPP
Grated by T. P. Huntington. The esui
mated loss is $4,000.
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ROBBERS FLEE WITH $500.

Yeqgn1en Dynamite Safe of State Bank
at Huron, Kan, and Escape.
Topeka, Kan, April s. - Robbers
early yesterday dynamited the safe of
the state bank at Huron and escaped
with $500. Tho bank building was
badly wrecked. The robbers, who are
believed to have been six in number,
escaped on handcars.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-04-09
Indiana CONGRESSMAN Dead.

Indianapolis. April 8.-Congressman
Abraham Lincoln Brick OF the Thir-
teenth Indiana district, died suddenly
here in a sanitarium.
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LEAVEs HORSE TO FREEZE.
y Lafayette Man Arrested on Charge OF
Alleged Cruelty.

Earl Libby of Lafayette was arrest
at Chippewa Falls by Sheriff Reed
* county on the charge of leav-
sick horse to freeze and starve
tn in the woods near Bruce
II he was driving to Bruce one Of
horses fell down, and it is said he
it by the wayside and that it was
lcdnd in a dying condition two days
later.
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PLAN M. 0. WATERWORkS.

East Grand Forks Commercial Club
and Council! Get Voters Consent.
East Grand Forks, Mimi, April s.
The voters OF this city, through the
efforts of the city council and the
Commercial club. have authorized the
issuance of $4,000 bonds for the pur-
post Of securing a water works sys-
tenn for fire and domestic purposes.
It is proposed to run the plant by cleo
tricitV
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Doinn His Best,

Patient--What would you think OF
warm climate for me?
Doctor-That's just what am try
ing to save you from.-Denver CathoHu
Register.
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None Better.

Some people have lots of luck in
business.
Let EN- have it." responded the
practical man. Advertising and hus-
tie are all the aids I need"
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BURNED OUT or NEW HOME.
Settlers in Canada Suffer From P:ai-
rio Fires

Lethbr;dge, Canada, April S.-Prai
RE fires in the region north Of Ma
grath have made a clean sweep Of
big expanse of territory, including
several settlements occupied by peo-
pie from the United States. Barns
and feed form the most serious part
of the losses.
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'0llgress
Thursday.
Resume Of the Weeks
Proceedings.

Washington, April 8. - Carrying a
total of $11,5o8,805, the agricultural
appropriation bill was passed by the.
house of representatives late yester-
day. 1t had been under discussion for
nine days and from the time its con-
sideration began until the very end it's
provisions were attacked at every
turn, with the result that it UNDER
went many changes.
During the debate yesterday brief
furry was created by Mr.. Harrison or
New York, a Democrats, characteriz.
in gas socialistic the bill of Minority
Leader Williams providing for the
utilization of the treasury surplus in
the construction and improvement Of
roads in the several states.
Vigorous Filihuster.
With the agricultural bill out OF
the way the Democrats and Republic
ans locked horns with each other on
all subsequent business, with the res
suit that one of the most viborousI
filibusters ever conducted in the
house was entered upon. Majority
Leader Payne threw down the gaunt+
let to the Democrats and notified
them that the Republicans did mott
propose to accept dictation as to what
the program of legislation should be.
Minority Leader Williams accepted
the challenge, whereupon the Depao'
Gratis resorted to every obstructive
tactic known to parliamentary law
on every proposition that came up for
consideration. 1t was 1900 p, m. be.
fore the house adjourned.
In the Senate.
The legislative session of the SEN
ate was largely consumed by discuss
sion, without passage, of bill to re-
organize the public school system in
the District of Columbia.
| Friday.
| Washington, April 4. - When the
house of Representatives adjourned
late yesterday the breach between the
majority and minority parties was, If
| anything, wider than ever. The
Democrats continued their dilatory
tactics throughout the day, notWith-
standing the committee on rules
brought in a rule applying the gag
| law to general debate on the District
of Columbia appropriation bill, which
was in order for consideration. The
rule was adopted amid great disorder,
and only after the Democrats had eX-
hausted every parliamentary move
which they could make to obstruct it's
final disposition. In presenting the
rule Mr.. DalZell of Pennsylvania re-
peated the threat of Leader Payne
that henceforth, the remainder of the
session, the Democrats would find
themselves out in the cold. Minority
Leader Williams, full of defiance, an
nounced that he was not to be intimi-
dated He told the Republicans again
what they could expect from his side
of the house and eXhOrted his Demo
cratic colleagues to stand together
and apply all the power of which the
minority was possessed in order to
| force the Republicans to action,
The two hours allowed by the rule
| for general debate on the District bill
| having been consumed, the house at
GAP adjourned, but only after the
| Democrats forced a roll CALL
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-27

8obn. Ser 2ofornotipfiibrer Gro
barn, Ser Sei5er Mepers, Ser grofe=
man Gbener uno 5mei unbefanntc
Manner, Die iib als biinoe Halla=
giere auf oen 3l1g geldliden battell
lpuroen getotet Die gntglellllna
lpuroe our6 cine Mustpaidung an
8abnbett, Die ourb ibmere 9fegen
elltltanoen mar, berbeigefiibrt.
- Sen 9auptpreis BET Dem Sfot-
sournier in Seem Oorf, touieno 0ol-
lars, bat YrofelIor 5ran5 Silberling,
ein befannter 2ebrer aus Seem yorf,
erbalten, er mabte in % Spielen
800 8oints. @on uniern teranilben
geilnebrnern gemonn nur 6. Us. Wtil-
Ter aus 9ouiton einen 8reis, ben
196lteu, uno aipar Ourd ein &reu5=
Sourttee obne Stint.
-Nab eitieln 8eridte oes geolo-
aii6en Bureaus lperoen gegenpartig
cole Metalle i'm @erte BON lnebr als
$7,OOO,OOO iabrlib aus BEN @olo-
iualdereien Ser semaro=Salbiniel in
Mlasfa getponnen. geab allen iiber
ibren llriprung uno ibr 8orfommen
Bis ieet befallnten gotiaden lit, mie
ser 8eriht perii6ert, an5unebmen,
oaB man einen perbaltnibmaBig
gletd f0r1lsigell aber lanaiam iteigell=
Sen ertrag auf piele Sabre binaus
aus oieIen1 Shmernii1ianoe 81 erlpar-
ten bat, malher Ser @elt bereits @olo
i'm @er1e bon $40,000,000 eeliefert
hnf
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Gpl. ptto @a6rnl1tnb,

gice-9ralioent ser San slntonio
gretping sliiociation uno BraIioent
Der Silternationalen slusitellungsge-
ienihaft, fiinoigt ieine 8onoioatur
fiir oie Staatslegislotur alt. Sc
raoe unter ben ietigen fdmierigell
gerbaltniiien lit aeiner beiier berl=
fen, einen Sit i'm l1nterbaule nllle-
rer 2eeislotur eir5unebmef1, fpie Col.
@obrlnuno. slbgeieben oapon, bob
er ielbit ipeitreibenoe Snterellen per-
tritt, miro ibm feline allsgeoebnte
gefanntidoft NIT ben leiteroen Wean-
nern bes Staates einen GinflnB
iidsrll Der itarf in Die Wagldale
fdllt. Gs ipiiroe nllslos iein, einen
Maun pie Col. @abrmuno ieinea
Mitbiirgern belonoers gu enlpfeblen,
mo Seoer freubig Die @elegenbeit er..
sreifen miro, ibm feline Stimme gu
qeben.
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seras.

Cine sebeinlllibpole Morotat
lit in Ben Sur, elmer MnIieolnng
IN 2imeitone gountp, nabe Der @ren-
5e BON Mc2ennan Gountp, begangen
iporoen. Gin selpiiier s. 8. @ooo,
Elm angeiebener Surmer, muroe in
Der .Na6t lpdbreno er neben lei
ner sSrau i'm 8ett lag uno lhliet
ourb ei1len ShuB aus einer Sdrot-
finite getotet. Die 5rou erlpadte
BON oem SduB nll0 iab, pie Elm
Mann aus Dem Gunner lief. gs
ideialt jeslider slnbalt fir Die gnt-
oedung oes Eaters gu feblen. sSrau
@ooo iagt, ibr Wann babe Dor eilti=
gen 9agen nit einem anoern Manne
Streit sebabt, iie fpiiie aber niht
iper Der 8etreifenoe gelpelen lei.
Ser geeger Starf Steele, Der
Dor 4ur5ern einen Woroangriff auf
Den 5orner CHARLES 2atimer IN glu=
itin GonntD mabte, lit in Der Nabe
BON 9oige perbaftet uor0en gr
ipuroe nod @iooings gebraht, ma6te
unteripees einen 5ludtperiud, tpur-
De aber mieoer eingefangen. SSm 8e-
f1ngnis loa er elm @eitdnbnis abge-
legt baben, ourf) oas ein peiber
Wann NIT in Die Sabe peripidelt
miro.
Sn Dodge purbe elm fleiner
Sunge namefls Soc @roB BON ieinem
OnfeI, Dem ieds5ebniabrigen @lfreo
Dion beirn Spielen nit einer Hiitole
eridoiien.
Sn Mnion fieI Elm Wann na-
mems Yeterlon bon Dem Dab ieines
9auies, mo er\etfpas ausgebeliert
batte, berilr1ter ulio in cine giiterne
binein. gs befanoen lid nur 8pei
SUB @ailer in Der gilterne, Der
Wann nuB ober bnrh oen Stur5
mobl betpuBtlos eemadt iein, er ee-
riet nit Dem 4opf in oas @alier itno
ertranf.
Wan bat iebt feit5eltelt, oaB
Die 2ei1e, Die Dor einigen Sagen in
einem Softer in Der Buffalo 8apou
BEL 9oulton treibeno gefunoen pur6a,
Die elmer gelpiilen alice gonnors
alias gaitrup alias @leaooms iit.
6. 9. Weaooms, Der in 8erbinoung
nit Der angelegenbeit perbaftet pur-
be, lit Ole Steaung elmer 9iirger-
idaft nermeigert ipcroen.
slus @olbington miro eentel-
oct, Senator gailep befin6e lib tpie.
Der anf Der 8eiieritng, bod lei rs
bobit nabri6einlid, bob er niht TN
Stanoe iein tperoe, an Der 4onpen,
tion in 9enber teil5unebmen. Sn
oieiem Safe miro mabrideinlid 9ii6-
ter 9roofs oils 5iibrer Der teraniihen
Delegation fltngieren.
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@erbiite lit bei fer ais s. rt'
rieren. Ser e6ripiiroige Same ct.
8ern6aro ipiro in ser Grinnerllns fortz
leben, io(an9e Die Meni6beit fortfdbrt,
our6 gusidpeifuneen Die Nat1tr Sil
miBbran6en nno Die nBiIlen lnierer
Batter" tperben Die bor3ii9liblte CUR Ser
6iitung BON arantbeiten oienIi6e gr8nei
berloren, 9eine 3un9e beleat, 9ein
S6laf unriibig, 9eine Sdrme berItopft,
Seine 3allt blaBgelb, Seine Gneen gel6
lino liuo 8u Sid, tpenn alidl ni6t gang
fronf, bod unipobl fiibllt, 70 lit geiuiB
&rarfheit i'm @n5uee. g8arte nidt ba1
rouf, ionoern bebeitte. bab 8erbiiten beSs
fer lno Ieidter lit als &iIrieren uno bab
st. Bernard Gramterpillen fir 25 Gents
bel 9lpotbefen gu baben iiub
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an Ser W1ii11bener ltniperiitat in
SerbIte tpieoer aufnimntt. Trof
S6niber iollte, tpie i'm Sebruar UNI
Mar5 5. S. ausfiibrlid beridtet, lpe-
gen 1einer Ger Stride miBliebigen Sal.
tung gum Ger5idt ouf ben 2ebr-
Itubl ge5muneen meroen, nar er-
folnn1uni5iert uno init Dem groBen
ganne beleet moroen, erbielt fir Jet
ne feite @altltng @liidlpunidooreiel
BON 5ebn llniperlitaten, NOR beur=
laubt lporoe1 nno nil I'M &erblte
feline gorleiungell mieoer al1fnebmen.
sSn Meiningelt lit Ser 9ultpt-
mann b. goelbig bonn 2. Sbiiringi=
iden snfanterie=Hegimett SEQ. 80
megen SoloatenniBbonolunsen in
80 6alIen gu einer Seitungsitrafe
BON flint Wonaten perllrteilt moroell.
Die lniloe 9e1trafl1ng erregt bel Ser
0epolferung Inn 10 groBere gntrii=
| flung, ais Sauptlnann b. goeleig
bereits pegen SolootenmiBbanolun=
gen porbeItreft lit.
y Ser Stuoelltenitreif tit nunmebr
ol6 IN SnnSbrud erleoigt. Die
gorleiungel1 nebnen ungeitort ibren
Sortgang. 0as 3ureoen bon 8rof.
8obrnltlo Inn ben Der gan5e Streit
el1tbrarnt mar, bot nibt penig gu
ser Veileaung beigetragel1.
= Wfulai @afio, Der naroffani=
i6e @egeniultalt, bat bon Den per=
l1ieoenen Sbeibs perlangt, oaB lie
eine Mrrnee BON $4,000 Wann auf-
bringen. 9lbbul s3is, ser eieentlide
Sultan Waroffo's, mobte Die 5roll=
5oien Inn meitere 100000 anpunt=
pen, es i6eint aber, als menn oie
frai15oiilben 8anfiers auf oas 8e=
l6aft 1li6t eingeben fpollen.
Sunoertllno5ebn Weitglieoer
ser ruiiiiden 9uma baben Dem 8re-
nlierlnirlilter Stolppin einen Erotelt
gegen oie 8iloung eines groBartigen
Srllit iibereiht Der ben groBten Seil
Der rltiiiiden StobIproouftion, io<
pie Ser &oblen- uno giien=8ergmerfe
fontroaieren miiroe. Sic perla1g=
ten cine geforn Der ouf 4orporatio=
nen uno illouItrielle 8ereinieungen
be8iigliden @elebe. Ser Weiniiter bot
periproben eipeg iolde Heform M
8orlblog5t bringen
slus Ser Stabt Siflis i'm rui-
iii6en aaufallls miro gelneloet es
ieien oort>Siiltf 8rielter uno mebrere
Standardization unter Ser slnflage
perbaftet lporoen, an Ser grnoroung
oes Gr5biif)ofs geifon beteiligt geipc=
len 5u iein. geifon muroe am 10.
eSuni ouf Ser Shtpele ieines @aules
eridoiien. Die Yoli5ei tit Der 9ln=-
lidt, oie Sat lei bon Seinoen 9tifon's
in Ser Grielteridaft begatgen NOR
0cn.
Die perlpitipete &onigin Ima-
lie bon Yortugal, Die @attin oes err
ntoroeten &onig Carlos, lit na6 Nio
6e Saneiro obgereiIt. Sic fiibrt NIT
oieier 9eiie oen @uni6 ibres per-
itorbencll Waunes aus, Der ebell=
faas ipdbreno oes Sommers 8raii=
lien beill6en ippllte
gus Stem Oorf fonnt Die
Na6ri6t, frall5oiilde 8anfiers bit
ten fiinf5ig Wiaionen Dollars Der
oierpro5entieen Mortgaee-8onos Der
pereiiligten Hationalbabnen bon
Merifo iibernommen. Die Bombs
iino BON ser lnerifanii6en 6egierung
garartiert.
slub Der frat5oiiibe Senot bat
Die 9fegierrngsporlage, pelde Die
gerltaatli6llne Ser @eltbabn anoro-
net, angenomnen.
- 9lus Weonterep miro gemelbet,
es babe BORT abermals tiibtig gereg-
net.
Sn ser @egeno bon Durango
bat man oies Sabr gum erlten Weal
grobeeren 5ll 5ieben periudt. Der
8eriud lit iebr gut ausgefallen.
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Bute syamiliem Mebisin.

ugs ma6t mir @ere1iigen, Elm
gutes @ort fir electric 8itters ei1-
8ulegen", idreibt Sranf Gonlan, 436
Soulton Ctr, Seem gorf. ugs I'll
cine quite Salniliellmeoi5in fir Wa-
eerl- uno 9eber-l er-llnoronungen uno fir
Giiden lno geierenleioen ME 81 bod
entpfoblen. gr reguliert Die Ser
oauungsfunftionerL reinigt bas 8lut,
ltarft nno belebt beibe @elblebter.
Inter @orantie perfauft bel @oolpb
Dreib uno 81. gobn & Co., @potbe-
fer. 80 Gents.
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Gin britiiber Ar3t periidert,
oaB 5leiideilen 6er5beflemnung ber-
uriad,e. 5lei1hfaufen niht minoer.
Ger gu tief griiBt, ernieorigt
nidt MIR ieinen Sltt.
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Ser 4. Snli.

Ser picrte Suli nabt, Der Sag,
Mtt benz bic Sretbeit iuarD gebprem
Sir bieies 2anb, 10 grpis mnn bebr,
Sas mir s1r 6eittat nns erfnren.
Gritammenb ia9 es emit bic Welt,
gSic jene altem Eipniere
Gid mnti8 emit 5itr gSebr geiett
Sae SDrannei tie nid]t regtere.
gerae6elts iuar Ser @i6eritano
@um Gnglanbs itarfer S1lonerbambe,
Nid)ts balf ibr SraGlen nnb i9r SDbn,
Sic tnnBten tuetdlen aus Dcnt Sanoe.
ltnb mGG]ttg sit ben 0eiitern brang
9as Sufmment Der Menihenref)te,
Sas iie erltefen, iuiirbig tets,
Saf, man brititt itrette, bafiir fed]te.
tlnb ben SebrGngtem tuullten tie
S5ier eime syretitatt itets perlei1en,
Wait Hed)t brnm nannte man bas 2anb:
Sas S5eim ber Sapfern nnb Sreten.
Dies itplse Gerf, es lit geidbeb'm
8pr mebr als bnnbertbreikig Sabrer,
Saf mid)ts auf Grben fann beite9'n.
Sas ntnEten leiber mir erfabrcn.
Gin mener Gesner brobt 8efabr
Sir nni're angeitammten &ed]te,
Trpbibitipr, 10 uennt er fidJ,
ltnb ,pilI, bal, er uns iuteber fned)te.
Spd, bpff' idl, tit bet 5reibeitsbrans
Sci nus ntd)t gdnslidl ausgeitprbeu,
ltnb bas Der 8etit Der 6euhelet
gtidjt jeoe Mannbeit nns nerbprben.
9rnm laht, nit friitbem 2ume Sta
gter
9ie 8ldicr freubis uns erbeben:
Scr pierte Snlt! Sod! Gr ioll
Inns uni're 8reibeit iuieber geben!
Gin Yereat Der 6end)eletl
su lange 2pne Star8icr ipir trin
fen,
spa jeber syreiGeitsfeinb, beiiest,
Sm Staube ppr nns nieberiinfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-27

@s lit elm unlobnenoes @e-
idbdft, ii1 nit ben 9lngelegenbeiten
onoerer 8u befaiien, trosoem finoet
es 2iebhober.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-27
Gemtral bentofratiider slnti=Erobibi-
tionsflnb inbpiliert &anbibaten.

Central bentofrattider Mnti= =SrDbibl
ttonsfln6 inboiiiert &amOibatem.
sSn elmer Geriannlung oes Gen
troll oenofratiiden 9lnti=Brobibi
tionsflllbs murben folgenoe &anoi
boten fir Gpuntp=4entter inoofiiert
9ii6ter bes 81. 9iitrifteeri6ts,
Gbiuarb 9tuDer.
9tibter beg 81. 9iitrifteeribtsl
M. 6. 8nfleg.
9iltriftsgferf,
9lnbreas GpD il.
9iItrift9 9slnlpaft,
s. s. Safer. 2
County bs9i6ter,
Gbil $. Sbpof.
51eriff,
6. .. 2inoiep.
gouiltpSglerf,
@iniam 6. 6anilton.
gonntb@Qntpalt,
George Smntrek,
gpuntpe pe&olleftor,
Sp1n q. Bitter.
gountbs4ielior.
9llbert Snt6.
gountp@Sdabmeiiter,
u. .. Walton jr.
gountb@germeiier,
%. 90. Code.
S6ul@ superintendent,
g. s.. Steiuarf.
Sriebeilsridter Hrecinft i, 9lab /,
Soiepb ltmideib.
Sriebensri6ter, Yreeinft /, glab 2,
Sen g. 5isf.
Sodutez lno @ie6sSnipeftor,
Sart MniIep.
aonltabler, greeiiift /
S. 6. srainer.
gplmtbs&omnliiidr, Erecinft 2,
Go. Galm.
gountpzaommillar, 9reeinft 8,
eSrnnf Sn,u,ucrS
go,tntp<aonlmiiidr. 9recinft 4,
8. s. &rueger.
(an5etse.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-03
An Exa.nsratlnn Mamma.

The small boys mother was the only
one who sat unmoved, while the small
boy himself-mst unwelcome addition
to the Informal afternoon tea-gleeful.
ly galloped around the circular table,
dalntly spread with silver and china
and lowered over by cut glass lamp.
as n squlrcus pony" shrllled the In
fant joyously as he tossed his 6axen
locks and twinkled his besocked legs
with ever increasing speed.
Mercy! He'll have the lamp oyerl"
shlvered q nervous young woman as
the human gyroscope stumbled over the
edge Of a rug, cawed at the table for
support, then trlumphantly continued
clrclng. Conversation froze on pallld
lips as they sat awaiting the inevita-
BILE crash. Only the voice Of the small
boys mother rlppled along serenely.
The nervous young woman could
stand 1t no longer. In sheer despair
she ventured, Mrs. Archibald-er-par-
don me-your dear little boy
The lady addressed stared blankly,
then grasped the situation. Malcolm" E"
she said sweetly-"Malcolm, dear, run
around in the opposite direction, dar-
ling, Miss Vinton's afraid you'll make
yourself glddy."-Woman's Home Com
panlOn.