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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-25
IS BEING DONE
BY UNION LABOR men
COMMITTEES in CHARGE OF THE
LABOR DAY CELEBRATION
ARE HARD AT WORK
THIS WEEK.
5000 Pounds Of Meat
Has Been Contracted For to Be Used
For the Barbecue = Baseball
Game, Fire Department Ex-
hibition, orations, Etc,
Make UP Program.

Plans for the Labor Day celebration
lin Palestine on Monday, September Z,
are progressing nicely. The various
committees are working tremendously
and great day is looked for by the
labor organizations and others inter-
ested in the demonstration.
The committee on arrangements
has closed a deal with Messrs. Henry
Davis and Frank Dublin for three
thousand pounds of meats for the bar
-hecue. In addition to this, the mem
bers of the Farmers Union can be
depended on for very liberal dona-
ton of beef, hogs, mutton, etc.
Arrangements were made Monday
for ball game between the Jackson
vile Browns and Palestine Tigers.
These teams are evenly matched and
a good game may be expected. A
larges crowd from Jacksonville will
attend the celebration. The ball game
will be under the direction of the ar
rangement committee of the Labor
Day celebration.
The mail is being used in trying
to close a deal with Waco party to
make balloon ascension with para
chute leap. Whether this will be q
part of the program has not as yet
been fully determined.
The fire department exhibition run
in the afternoon will be something
worth seeing. 1t is not often our fire
fighters give these runs. 1t will be
the big drawing card of the celebra-
ton.
Orations, band concerts, boys foot
and sack races, besides other friendly
contests, are on the program, and ii
is planned to bring the celebration to
close with a grand ball at the city
nll-that is if the committees think
\reople favor this feature.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-25
Weather Conditions.

The high pressure area over the
lake region yesterday has spread
oyer the North and Middle Atlantic
states, causing cool weather as far
south as North Carolina. A storm
center is over Montana: it has caused
warmer weather over the Northwest
ern states. Its trough extends south
to Colorado, but is not accompanied
by precipitation. The high pressure
on the Pacific coast Monday is in
creasing in area and is causing cooler
weather over the Northern Rocky
Mountain states; the coolest, "A, is in
Nevada General showers were re-
ported yesterday in the Gulf and
South Atlantic states Over two
inches fell in North Carolina. Dry
conditions ruled elsewhere.
Fair weather is indicated tonight
and Wednesday in the vicinity of Pal
estine
G. Hass Hagen,
official in Charpa
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-25
OTHERsARE W|THHEARNE
Tobacco Crops of Others Are Being
Packed at the Old Christian
Church Building.

The Herald is informed that in adj
dition to the John r. Hearne tobacco
crop, other tobacco crops grown in
this vicinity are also being packed at
the old Christian church building. In
the move for an Independent packery
are interested Messrs. Hearne, Geo.
Wright, G. H. Turner, j. w. Cunning,
ham and DIR. Smith, whose crops will
be packed there.
Mr.. w. NJ Hinson, the government
man, left today for Washington and
New York, and while away will look
to lettering the marketing of the local
crop, as considerable dissatisfaction
has developed over the handling and
marketing of the crop. Mr.. Hinson
will be absent from the city about six
weeks.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-25
FOR A COTTON FACTORY
Proposition Will Be Laid Before the
Board of Trade-Board In New
Quarters BY Thursday.

The Board of Trade will be in their
new quarters for the regular meeting
on Thursday night.
A communication from a cotton
specialist of Boston will be presented
at the meeting, who is seeking loca-
ton for cotton mill to employ 500
people. President Ozment and Secre.
tary Sterne are preparing volumini-
GUS letter in reply, setting forth the
advantages and facilities of Palestine
for the creation of such an enterprise
Every citizen of Palestine and espec.
tally every member of the Board OF
Trade should be interested in secur.
ing cotton mill and be in attendance
at this meeting and give encourage
ment to the executive committee who
are working in the interest of the city
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-25

blowing is the standing of con-
testants in the Labor Day Queen con-

1t is the desire Of the joint commit
tee of the Labor Day celebration that
everybody in Palestine and Anderson
county have a hand in the selection
of Labor Day Queen and Maid of
Honor Pick you a candidate The
watch and fob to be given the Queen,
or lady receiving the highest number
of votes, is on display at the jewelry
store of M. Folander, while the UNI
brella to be given the Maid, or the
lady receiving the second highest
number of votes, can be seen in the
display window Of P. A. Kolstad &
Bro. These prizes are both beautiful
and expensive, and well worth work
ing for. One cent will secure you one
vote for any candidate, while dol
lar gets one hundred votes.
Small envelopes have been placed
at the. ballot boxes, and all that is
necessary for you to do is to fill out
the envelope with name of candidate
and number of votes, place your coin
in the envelope, seal, and drop in bal
lot box.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-25
WRECK IN SOUTH YARD
Tender and Baggage Car on South
Bound Passenger Train Block
Tracks-No One Hurt.

The regular passenger train south
last night happened to an accident
just as it was leaving the south yards
The tender of the engine and a bag
gage car were derailed, supposedly
from an open switch, and the. derail-
ment blocked the tracks for several
hours. The train from the south got
out between and 4 a. m, while pas
sengers on the train from the south
were transferred
No serious damage, and no one
hurt
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-25
THE EXPENSE ACCOUNT
Of the Various Candidates In the Re-
cent Primaries Given-The
Amounts Sworn To.

Expenses incurred by the different
candidates during the primaries held
on July 25th and August Sth, 1908:
For Governor-T. NJ Campbell, ST.
9S3.6S.
For Associate Justice Court of Civil
Appeals-S. A. McMeans, $16.15.
For Congressman 7th Congressional
District-A. w. Gregg, $16.21.
For District Judge 3rd Judicial Dis
trict-B. H. Gardner, $643.75.
For Representative. J. Strick-
land, $27OO.
For District Attorney-T. ]. Harris,
$4,000.
For County Treasurer-H. C. Will
liams, s41.2O.
For Tax Assessor-Ben D. Jackson,
s4S.5O.
For County Attorney-W. R. Petty,
$130.76; r. M. Johnson, $66.65.
For County Judge-Joe A. Johnson,
$1,000; o. c. Funderburk, $7611; R.
E. Erwin, $3.50; j. F. Nash, $52.2O.
For Tax Collector. A. Mercy
nolds, $49.45; Clay Gotten, $500; ].
A. Redwine, $6S4O; T. C. Spencer,
$5O.75.
For County Clerk-Jot w. Wright,
$685.; Geo. R. Tucker, $72.0O; H. A.
Jones, s2474O; Jno. F. Brown, $4695;
Walter L. Rogers, SALTS; J. E. Brit
ton, 1885.
For Sheriff-W. H. Black, $4,000;
E. E. Hardigree, $4,000; H. A. Watts,
$4,000.
For County superintendent G.
H. Buck, $74.70; w. F. Davis, $45.70.
For District Clerk-Tom Barton,
SALTS; Jno. R. Moore, s10S.50; L. w.
Meredith, s125.OO.
For Commissioner No. IF. R. Nor
ris, s1275.
For Commissioner No. 2-W. q.
Day, $500; W. A. Collier, 1925.
For Commissioner No. &C. D. Da-
Wis, SIPS; W. T. Todd, $1,000.
For Commissioner No. Nv. T.
Collins, $3.50; W. H. Harding, $500.
For Justice of Peace, Precinct L
A Johns, s24.OO; Steve Crist, $27.OO;
]. B. Phillips, $2O.25; A. N. Dexter,
$3.50.
For Justice of Peace, Precinct PA
G. Douthit, $500.
For Justice of Peace, Precinct 8
T. B. Singletary, $500.
For Justice of Peace, Precinct 4
T. ]. Jackson, $500; c. R. Emerson
$500; ]. D. Askew, $3.50.
For Justice Of Peace. Precinct II
Geo. E. Mcclure, $3.50; J. L. Gage
$500.
For Constable, Precinct ii. R
Fitzgerald, $2S.OO; F. E. Dublin
S34.5O; Y. a. Brizendine, s21.25; ]. P
McInnis, $3.50.
For Constable, Precinct Wv. N
Lipscomb, $3.50; Sam Wolf, $500.
For Constable, Precinct 3-M. E.
Day, $500.
For Constable, Precinct ii B
Fitzgerald, $3.50; c. F. Miner, $1,000
For Constable, Precinct 81. w
Gerganus, $500; J. M. Griffin, $500.
For Constable, Precinct 6-Wm
Martin, $780,
Grand total, $4,S3601.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-25
COUNT NEXT THURSDAY
Will Be the Last Until the Contest
Closes, Then Final Count Will
Be Made September 7.

On Thursday, August 81, there will
be announced count of the vote in
III Gsn = A .saa ca -reatest after
which date the ballot box will remain
closed until the. last day OF the con-
test, September Z, when the box will
be sealed promptly at the stroke of 4
o'clock. No more votes will be re-
ceived after that hour. No announce
ments will be made of the standing of
candidates after Thursday until the
final count is made, and the announce
ment of the winners.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-25

hicles already applying for a place in
the procession will exceed mile in
length. There is much work to be
done by Grand Marshal Schmidt in ar
ranging the line of march, and all who
are to take part are urged to hand in
their names at once. This is very
Important.
Committee.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-25
DID GREAT BUSINESS.
Airdome Was Overlooked, and Spec
tators Had to Sit on Fence.
Committee

1t was great at the Airdome last
night. Patrons pronounced the big
double bill the best show of the sea-
son. More than five hundred people
were there, and there were not seats
for ALL All the standing room was
taken, and then some had to perch
on the fence. The pictures were pro-
nounced fine, and the music was good.
The Airdome affords a splendid
place in which to spend an hour
these delightful evenings.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-25
Special Fruit Sale.

Today and tomorrow VIM. Smith
the original fruit man, will offer Cali
fornia grapes at 10c a pound, bananas
at 15c per dozen, and California ap
pies, pears and plums at inviting
prices. Be sure and get some of this
fruit. Come this evening or tomor
row, while the fruit is fresh. q
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-25
Quick HauIinn

For the quickest, best and most re-
liable express wagon, ring phone No.
1852, or leave orders or baggage checks
at Smiths Cigar Store. I'll do your
work and appreciate your business.
Danny Mehan,
Slot Phone 1872.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-25


majority the full liberty that is grant
ed to the city, for in "cities and towns
constituting separate and Independent
school districts" there is no limitation
as to the tax that the property holders
may vote upon themselves.
Only about 26S,0OO children reside
in the Independent districts, while
625,O00 children reside in the country
school districts. These need COM
Portable school buildings and, in many
his al. sGnger terms This anead=
ment will make these advantages pos
sible in every school district where
they are desired by majority of the
property-holding voters.
]. G. H. Buck
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-25
SLOT
Back From Market,

Mr. Sam Collat of the Grand Leader
has returned from a several weeks
stay in New York City, where he
went to buy goods and look after new
things for his house. He reports a
very successful trip
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-25
G. Hass Hagen,
Official in Charge.
Masonic LODGE.

There will be regular meeting of
Palestine Lodge No. 81, A. F. & A. M,
this evening at 1880 o'clock. Work in
the E. A. degree. Soiourning breth-
rem fraternally welcome.
]. P. Roquemore, w. M.
S. P. Allen, Secretary.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-25
Notice.

Holly Grove Woodmen Circle No.
29S will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in
K. of P. hall Members requested to
be present. Business of Importance
Clerk.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-25

Our collar and cuff machinery is up
to-now We neither crack nor leave
rough edges. Give us a trial. Phone
12O. Belcher Steam Laundry. Let
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-25

Gutter work speciality BY Fenton
& Burns, plumbers. Phone 1853. Il
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-25
WEATHER FORECAST.

ISSUED at New orIeans.)
For Palestine and vicinity:
Tonight and Wednesday fair wealth.
,r.
Minimum temperature, ~.
Maximum temperature, IS.
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81 IIerIei

Ser republifaniide &onoioat
fir Staats-s Senator, Sulius Steal,
bat Die @ufforoerung oes bemofrati-
ifen aanoioaten S. S. Onion gu eli
ner gemeinl6aftlifen 9isfuiIion Ser
Sagesf rogen inter oern Sinlpeis OBJ
gelebnt, oaB oie 8latformen Ser
beioen 8arteien IN 8e3ug ouf sic
tpi6tigeren Sragen itb lebr pr65iie
ousipre6en uro cine 9ebotte ii6er=
fliiiiig erideint. Die oemofratilde
Bartei babe iid fin Submiiiion per-
pflidtet nno mern @err Onion
ieinen &ecoro ols 8robibitioniIt allf~
redt erbalten min, 10 mnB er fir
Slbmiilion eintreten.
9iitriftri6ter Camp bot Sen
4ntrag bon Sbomos 8. gonrop I'm
einen ginboltsbefebl gegen sic StooL
moonrd lie nerbinoert iperben Ioa,
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in ser Soll<
ton StroBe bel ser Santa 3ola
Mbenue beginner 81 lollen, abgepic-
fen.
S. g. SranfIin bat oen 9rali<
oerten bon 9raugbon's College me-
gen 8eleioigung in Decentralization
auf $4,000 Sdaoeneriab perflogt.
.2ouis Gettmom flagt ouf $4,000
S1aoenerias gegela M. Cohen & Co.,
neil feline Sobter ourf Sen iiblen
8eru6 BON beroorbenem SleiidL
giftigen Gbemifalien unb nnrelrer
Suit i'm Sole ieiner No6barn, Ste
Santebanoler iino, gu ibrem Sobe
fam.
@ie uns SEER 4lfreo Solt,
8eneral=Igent oes Norooeutid)e1
2lopo in @alpeiton mitteilt, miro ser
9ampfer e bemnit" crit am
26. bon bort %obfobren.
Sim 6, Z. uno s.. Sftober bdlt
Die Sob 8rinters aiiociotion4 BON
8eras bier lire Sobresfonpention
ob.
Ser gudbalter Conrad Mot6
erlitt am Somitag mabreno er in ser
Office Der Bfeuffer @rocerp Cont
pam an ieinem Suite orbeitete, eli
men S6laganfaa. @r lit gelahnlt
uno oas Spre6en miro linn 1dper.
SIM 8runbeigentumsge1daft
wuroen pergangene ISOLDE STOOD
umgeiest.
Capt. Sermonn aarber lit ais
@roB-geariboa fir Die 8araoe Ser
@eidaftsreiienoerL oie am 3. Sftobcr
ibren vIusiteaungstag@ baben, oll5.
erieben moroen.
SIN Sitter BON 50 Sobren ftarb
in ibrer @obnung, 315 Maribaa
StraBe1 Srau 9orotbea grnit. Sic
binterlabt ibren Wann llno ie6s
Climber
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Cine 6ebanerlide Mffare.

Sim Samltag na6mittag bier ltbr
nuroe in Der Sire oes Soloons
g.. Moratl, Gde BON Siib-2arebo rno
San 2uis StraBe, Der "a Sabre aIte
@ntonio Hlanas ourb einen SdilB,
Der i'm oberbal6 bes redten Inses
traf burd oas Sirn fubr uno anl
Sinterfopf beraus fam, auf Der Stel=
le getotet. Ct fiel gu 9oben, obne
elm @ort gu ipreden. @r mar usl=
bemaffnet.
unmittelbar oorauf mladte iid Der
Is Sabre ulte 9ermann Hidter,
Sobn bes @lbermalt uno 86fereibe-
iiters 50. Gidter, ouf oen @eg sur
8oli5eiitation unb ubergab li6 BEN
geamten Die tin ms 0~ountpge-
fangnis ablieferten.
Hlanos mar lieben Sabre IN Der
9aderei beidaftigt uno befleioete
5ulebt Die Stele als 8ormatn. 8or
einigen Eagen tpurbe er nit ieinenr
8ruoer entloiien. 8lanas fam bon
elmer 8arbieritltbe nebenan, mo or
iih bette roiieren laiien, mar I'M 9e-
grift ben Saloon bon Worm gu be-
treten, aIs fur5 barauf Der per-
bangniBboae SduB fiel.
Ser Soloonbeiiber Moran i6liei
IN Der @interitrbe, muroe ourh 5rei
faaenoe sdiiiie aufaepedt, lief Der
BET uno iob 8lmnas tot am 9ooea
liegen. gr ueiB nidt, tper 0ie Sdiii.
ie a~bfeuerte.
Ser gorfeeper Solo Sonde8 iaet,
oaB er YIatas fommen iab, oaF
2ebterer nit Sema1o lpra6 utlo bann
Die Sdiiiie fielen. gr fam ober
niht iageu, iper Der Cater NOR.
Die 2eide bon 9laros mltroe nod
Der @obnung, 225 4%rienol StroBe,
sebraht. gr b~interldBt 8ra1 unr
5mei ainoer, monon oas cine sfpei
Sabre, bas attoere / Monot aft lit,
ouBeroem feline Mutter, Die BEL inn
pobnte, bier Sdmeitern uno slpei
grii0er.
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Gin sdrefen pbne Cube

1T 1o6 IhIimner, ols eth @tlbe NIT
Sdreden. 8ieier unteridieo itin1neu
aus eisener grfa6rung 6ie aranfen gu,
Die ii6 iabreIaag nit I6mers6aftem aeiz
it'd babel freiIi6 INN eiue spr6eif, mel
de ii9 ni9t bele9ren lat bob psoer
tperloigfeit lit. Gin i9fasenbes 8ei<
ipiel fir btefe g1inbbeit liefern Die nit
5dnorrboioer gebafteten. Sir ie 3iebt
es IN iebem Salte cine 8efreiung bon liz
ren 2eioen, penn lie MIR bas ein5ie
re6te Mittel gebrauden. ST. Silsbee's
Mnafelis. Cine 8robe bapon fpirb ,oou
g. Nelt1tdoter & 60, 8or 1915, Nefp
gorf, f~oIterfrei berianot.
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Sprbsrettmng CUR Iair.

GAIT jett einmal bie @affem rmb'm
SIM Gampf INT fir nnb tpiber,
So fpllen fir etn frte6lid Sun
Sent t1nen mnifre 2ieber.
Sur iuenig WDden mod pergeD,n.,
Damn 1ffnen fih bic Sore,
Sann merben nnfre Tair mir feb'n
Stn alerid5nifen Slpre.
@as ans bes EeTasbpbens Strait
Ses Jarmers 6leik errtnger,
Sas ipirb inns bier berbeigeifafft
Tub setst, iuie Is gelmngen.
BON bielen Counties, fern nnb nab,
9te Hatnen ftnb 5n ihanen,
Sinh bic Grseugnifie iett ba,
SaS MIR nns bran erbanen.
Mit6 ppn ber Seras= Snbnitrie,
Die itetig bDrtpGrts ifrettet,
SeB'n auf ber Sair mir, bak mas lie
Dor nniertn Mnaf ansbreitet.
4md fit bic &umit bereitet man,
Gin freunblif, framtes Gilanb,
Wetu eS aud tttdJt bteI bieten tam,
&cte Jtputf Futtp HHu AtHtlHHp.
and Megifp, has Nahbarlanb,
@iro alerlei uns ienhen,
Was es nit funitseitbter 9anb
gerntag ber @elt su fpenben.
tub branken amf benz iueiten Ilan,
SIT allerlet SIT ieben,
Sd tueie, bak Seber, g8eib ipie Manit,
Wirb auf ben NsibunD geben.
1tnb menn, pom Shauen mii6e, mir
amf cine 8anf binfinfen,
Sp f5nnen snr Grbuluns bier
8ir Elm @las 6 g Star trinfen.
9as Gone Star 8ier, bas lit b.
Gait,
Ser sibt ben Wtut rn8 tuieber,
Drum iins'n mir aud, nit boiler Qrafi
Sem 60 star uni're 2ieber.
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@ieber elm idluerer Giienbahnmnfal.

Drei Meilen iiiolid BON &ple emit
gIeiite am Samitog abeno SIS Der
Baifagier5ug Der s. & g. sc. 8abn
permutlib Dur doas Museinanoerge-
ben Der Sdienen, oa Der 2ofomoti-
p%enfibrer @iaiam SimpIon Elm Sin
oerniS nidt bemerft bate. Sobalo
Die Mdoer Der 2ofomotipe Die @e-
Ieiie berlieBenb orebte er Die 9relnIe
an uno ourb ben StoB pitroe CT
fiinf5ig Sub melt ourb einen Stad)el-
0rabts3aun geihleuoert uno ihper
perlett.
Die atoeren 8erungliidten iino,
Der Sei5er 9. @eltring, i'm &iidcn
unb am aopf idper perlebt.
Mrs. S. 80. Carroll pom Gasl
Marcos, Guetiduneen am red)tell
anie.
Mers. S. @. Miaer bon San Nm
tonic. leidte 8erlesuugerl.
Der Staats- Rebente.Ngea @. S.
McDonalO, perf6ieoene Guetihut-
gen.
50. 81. Splem, gerlebungen I'M
@eiiht.
5. q. 2amp, Sflaboma, g~erletun-
gen am 8ein.
S. Bbilips, Dallas, @erletungen
an Der linfen Shulter.
g. 2obing, 8errenfungen an
8ein.
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s. Q. Scoop, 9erleBunaen am redl=

S: Q. Scoop, gerlebuneen otn red=
ten @rm.
.. IS. seelp, sote, 96nitt am
&opfe.
Ser 8polf Sabre olte @eeer SIMON
Sanop. idmer perlebt.
9ie 2ofomotibe ipuroe boaltanoig
l%tlneefporfen uno oae Cars emf
g%leilten uno muroen gum Sell auf Die
Settle eelegt.
Gin @r5t bon &ple nabm iid Ser
8erungliidten on Ole ipater nod
San Qntotrio geldidt purben. Del
unfaa ereignete li6 etpa orei Meileu
bon Der Steae, mo pergangene So
DIE Der Bug Der 80. 6. & &. 8abn
entgleiIte.
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&erlamat

elm Mdo6en ooer cine Srau (Geut-
ide ooer S6peoim fir aQeeuleille
Sausarbeit in elmer aus orei Bcrio-
men b%eitebenoen Samilie. Gutter 2obn
uno gutter 8lab fir Die ridilge Ser-
Jon. Man menoe iib an
S. 8. Subnion,
333 Siio=9ouleparo, 9alas, Seras.
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6aashaltcrim aeindt.

Cine Sansbalterin in nlittIeren
Sabren auf cine Der ldonit einse-
ridtetesn Sarmen in gomal 60, bel
einem acknowledgements Ianne. Man
aoreiiiere q. 81. Go 5reie 8reiie fir
Seras1.
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2ehrerlteQe aelndlt.

@elterer 9ebrer ludJt Stequng als
So1slebrer ooer an elmer Brinati6u-
le. 3iemli6 mliifalii6, ouf mebreren
S~nltrumentell.
8or 292. Nell.9raunfels. Ser.
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Subn $. Bolton, 0ffentli6er No-
tor. @runoeigentum. @gent fir
BenIionsonipriihe. 3immer 8. ct.
Sotel, Slt.SouIton StraBc,
Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-21
2ehrer aeinht.

Ser 9eutih urb @neliid unterri6ten
fam fir Die 8leaiant gollep Sdule.
00beres burd
Grnit 3seller, 8ruitee,
8oerne, 8eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-21
21t D~erfamfelt,

Cine nelierbaate eriter alaiie Got
tor-@in in gutter @otton-@ egeno, iiio=
peitlid bon San @ntonio. 4orefie
@a1itlas Gin,
@alinas, atoseoia gpuntp, Seros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-21

@ute @etrGnfe ullo fontoler
2un6 ltets in Snrsitaller's Salopn
nnb &eitaurant, @ilita StraBe nebelt
Der Soae Ser @ermormsiobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-21
IS besahft Fh.

Mr. Sobn @bite, 50 9igbIollo
@pe.. Soulton, Waine, iaet: nssr1
@inter uno Sriibiabr mar i9 ltets
nit 9uiten geplogt. SD periudts
Maes; aber na6oem i6 cine SOC
Slaihe Or. Sings geeue gntoedune
balb %perbraud)t, mar mein Suitell
gang peri6mul1ben; oaiielbe Geinltal
lebte1 @inter. Bon Ser Cite oieier
@aIse nno Sungenmebi5inen bin id
feit iiber5etlgt. @arantiert gu baden
Bel aoolpb 9reiB nno 81. gobn &
60. so Cts. uno 81. 8robeflaide
frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-21

Sn @on3ales lift mdbreno Der
lebter @ohe cine m%ebrtdgige, troB
oes i6le6ten @etters erfolgreide
Sair abgebolten iporoer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-21

= 4oolpb 2iibed bat ole Grfld-
rufrg ubeegeben1 amerifonii6er 8iir-
ger mer0en 81 moaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-21

Nus Sabana miro gemelbet,
oaB oie Stoot lett frei BON gelbem
6ieber iet.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-10-13
Imaginary Necessities.

Were it not for the thousands o.,
people who are slaves to imaginary
necessities We might have avoided the
panic of last October" says a writer
in Appletons. 1T was these people
indirectly who brought it on. It was
these people who suffered most when
it came. The laws of nature are iron
in their retribution. The man who is
earning $50 a week and spending s1E
does not fear panics. Neither does
the man who is earning $4,000 a
year and spending $4,000. Sailors
who do not know how to reef theil
sails would be at the mercy of SQUALLS
People who do not know how to cut
down their expenses are at the mercy
of panics. A certain rich New Yorker
who retired from the stock exchange
recently, started business 40 years
ago with three friends. When times
were prosperous he could not afford tc
live as well as they did. When times
were hard they had to borrow money
of him in order to live at ALL"