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New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
PLAN BIG TAFT-HUGHEs PARADE.
Commercial Travellers Sound Money League
to Have Torchlight Procession.

Arrangements for a parade OF all organizations
and citizens interested in the election OF Mr. Taft
and Governor Hughes are being MADE by the COM
r,ercial Travellers Sound Money League Appli-
cation for Il permit hold the parade Saturday.
October 81 has already been made The responses
TO the invitations participate ir the parade have
been hearty. and il is expected that II will oe the
equal of any that has been seen in this city.
According 10 present plans the parade will be
held in the evening, with the usual accessories OF
torchlights and red fre-a return in g way TO the
rorchlight PROFESSIONS of twenty years ago. Ctd-
zens will be asked 10 decorate their houses along
the line of march
The Commercial Travellers Sound Money League
is making an active fight for Taft and Hughes its
MONDAY meetings at No. 81 Union Square. being
we'll attended. The Jewellers Association is also
doing active work in support of the Republican
ticket It's MONDAY meetings held at No. Is
Maiden Lane II has one banner in Broadway, at
Maiden Lane, and to-day viii unfurl another in
John street.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

the distinction between the two cases 1noioates
moral rather than mental obtuseneE.
believe in radical reform, and the move
rreut for such reform can be successlul only u
II frowns on the demagogue as II does on the
co-r-sntionist. If IL shows itself far removed
from government by mob as from government
by a plutocracy. OF all corruption. the mos mos
far-re.lching for evil is that which nioes lGselL
behind the mask Of furious denaEogy seeking
TO arouse and to pander 10 the hasest passions
of rnar.5rind No better exemphcation OF TINS
type of corruption could be found than III the
case of Mr.. Haskell
You have uttered no word Of condemnation or
T5askelIisln as we thus see it, That you con-
sciouslv sought to bring IL about | do not De
Iia,-e THAI If was the natural result of the
effort TO apply in practice your teacnlnss.
have no orestion. Yours truly,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Hon William Jennings Bryan Lincoln, Ned
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
MACK huRRIEs BACK HERE.

Buffalo. Sept. 27.-unexpected developments in
the political situation in the East made necessary
: change to-day in the plans Of National Chairman
Norman Z Mack. and instead OF departing for
headquarters in Chicago he took train late To-
night for New York Mr. Mack left New York late
last night for Chicago. where he expected TO re-
main about two weeks On his arrival here to-day
he received message asking him 10 return 70 New
York. The chairman would not indicate the nature
OF the political developments that caused him TO
suddenly defer his Western trip.
MIR. Mack denied that his return 20 New York
was due 20 any hesitancy the part of Herman
Ridder 10 accept the treasurership OF the national
committee.
Subscriptions 10 the campaign fund are coming
IN quite freely the chairman said More than S.
per cent OF all the subscriptions coming from
newspapers IN ths Vest and South.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
TO PUSH CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN.
Many Mass Meetings viii Soon Be Held in
All Parts of the Country.

The Republican National Congressional Commit
tee has recently been distributing great deal of
campaign literature. most Of which consists Of
speeches delivered on the floor OF the House. Mass
meetings will not be held generally until after Oc
tober / when the Congressional campaign will pro-
ceed with a rush.
Many nominations made in the last week,
and the rest will be this week The
committee has not been able TO carry on as early
a campaign as il would have done had these NOM
nations been made sooner. It has been just
busy however. il two years ago, but is
overshadowed by the national committee. although
il is particularly important this year TO elect q
Republican Congress.
Chairman Mckinley will arrive here next week
from Chicago TO stay until Election Day. Colonel
Casson, the assistant secretary and the head Of
the speakers bureau. has gone 10 Chicago 10 take
charge Of the headquarters there.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

nuch to contribute to the spread OF this splra.
of tolerance and II Is TO be coumenaeo O7~aNS0
II has done so.
HELPS BUILDING OF CANAL
Referring to his experience on the Isthmus OF
Panama, Mr. Taft said:
There We had TO INTRODUCES 35 600 people n
strip so miles long and 10 miles VIZ, VIZ "a -
series Of seventeen towns. Of these 35.00O per
hans 10 600 were Americans and 10000 tropical
negroes and Spanards and Greeks, cornrnunlty
IN which vice would be triumphant IN fnOntIl
unless something radical was used TO stop II
We organized clubs and put IN charge Brdu1eal -e
OF the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATIONS - ~
Of these are very large and are DONG MOS. - -
ceIleut work on the isthrnus. and VIII now nav
70 be added to by three or four more nav
been in them and through them and nave seen
real good that they are doing.
They are a full justification for the expendI-
trtres which the Secretary OF War and the COM
mission have authorized in building the pulo-
ings and paying the young men VINO are carry
ing this work -
In addition 70 that pay and employ as
many as ten or a dozen ministers OF various
denominations and furnish them cnurcnes' pc
cause we find that the inculcation OF roraI
religious tone among the people and the main
tenance of higher standard Of living oy tne
presence OF churches and such Young Men
Christian Association clubs as have been estao-
Hshed make men steadler, make theIn iloIS
effective in their work for the government ana
as a mere business proposition JustHy M "a
penditure of the n 1ney devoted 70 the cohstruc-
tion Of the canal for the purpose Of further1ng
and making more certain that construction
At the end Of his speech Judge Taft held
reception meeting among others about eighty St
Paul preachers Of all denominations Quentin
Roosevelt was in the audience He IS returning
from a hunting trip IN the Northwest Mr. Tart
took him in his automobile to the West Hotel IN
Minneapolis.
Mr. Taft's speech at the Fowler Methodist
Church was on foreign missions. and was the
same address that he has delivered on that SUD
ject before Resolutions were adopted BY the
pastor, members and friends OF the church. ex-
pressing qualification at the presence as EEL
low vorshtpper in divine service OF the Hon
William H Taft the eminent citizen and states
man. who brings every task 70 the light Of the
highest motive"
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
MuENsrERsERe cRI7lcIsEs cHAFIN.
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune

TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Roston Sept Z7.-Professor Hugo Munsterberg
Of Harvard University. returned from Europe to-
day and the first thing he did was 10 criticise
Eugene ". Chain. Prohibition candidate. for
what he called his 'unwarrantable attack on ne"
"a mild course in alcoholic stimulation might be
of some assistance 10 Mr Chahn'' Professor Min
sterberg said. IT might make it possible 20 un-
derstand the plain statement of facts in my book
7 do not argue against prohibition. do not argue
for intemperance I simply state a fact when I
saw that the greatest nations OF the world have
not been the most temperate Calling me names
does not do away with the fact. AS I said a.
course in alcoholic stiulans might make this evi-
dent 10 those who attack me"
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
BRYAN ADMIRER BREAKS ARM.
Tries to Shake Candidates Hand in Crowd
at Minneapolis.

MINES apoIs, Sept Z7.-Mr. Bryan was here to-
dsv hut made no speech He stayed al the home
OF John Lind, formerly Governor Of Minnesota
Mr. Bryans arrival marked by vociferous
cheers from great crowd which had assembled
ar the station At ST. Paul he was met by F B.
LYNCH national committeeman. and escorted here
Fecause OF the fact that Governor Johnson had
speaking engagement in St Paul he was unable 70
meet the Democratic candidate
On the way from Milwaukee 10 this place Mr.
Bryan was greeted by several large crowds, that
cheered him and demanded a speech He in
formed his hearers that Sunday was his only day
OF rest and that il his rule not 70 make po-
litical speeches that day In the frantic strus-
gle OF the crowd AT the Minneapolis station 10 get
10 him and shake his hand one mans arm was
broken Mr.. Bryan tonight started over the Chi
cago & Northwestern Railroad for Mitchell s D
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
JAMES S. SHERMAN REACHES CHICAGO
viii Speak There Tonight, and Then Cam
paign in Other Illinois Cities.

Chicago Sept. 27.-James s Sherman. Republican
candidate for Vice-President. arrived in Chicago
this afternoon Tomorrow night he is be
speaker before the Hamilton Club. Other speakers
are to be Congressman Nicholas Longworth and
Senator William Alden Smith. Of Michigan Mr.
Sherman was accompanied by Sheriff. Babcock. his
brother-ir-Iaw and A. z. Devendorf his secretary
On Tuesday MI Sherman will leave Chicago for
DauviHe Ill. the home Of Speaker Joseph G.
Cannon. where he will deliver address. On
Wednesday and Thursday he will be in Champaign.
Ill and vicinity, while Friday he will speak at
Rock Island and Sterling. On October he is due
at Evansville.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
PLAN WARM GREETING FOR HUGHES.
Clubs VIII Act as Escort for New York E3-
ecutive in Indianapolis.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. !

Indianapolis. Sept E.-RepubIican business men
are arranging TO give Governor Hughes of New
York an enthusiastic reception when he reaches this
city at noon tomorrow. The Taft Business Men s
Club will meet him the station his arrival and
vii, escort him to the courthouse lawn, where a
stand has been erected from which he will speak
The Marion Club will also furnish escort. and it
is expected that the demonstration will be the
largest of the campaign.
Much interest centres in the New York Executive
and it is believed that his coming here will be Of
great benefit to the party.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
HITCHCOCK STAYS IN NEW YORK.

Frank H. Hitchcock. chairman OF the Republican
National Committee, did not go 10 Chicago yester-
day as he did for several Sundays. This was due
the fact that he spent time al the Western
headquarters than usual last week and he felt that
the situation there well In hand
The chairman passed the day In his apartments
in the Manhattan Hotel catching up with a mass of
correspondence. and held no conferences.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
HEARST OFF FOR THE WEST.

William Randolph Hearst started for the West
Yesterday afternoon He is to Join Mr.. Hisgen, the
Independence candidate for President. In Denver
on Wednesday. and. after speech there in the
evening will go with Mr.. Hisgen Salt Lake City.
Los Angeles and San Francisco In two weeks he
will return. and. IT is understood. will make
whirlvind campaign In this until Election Day
Mr Hearst would not talk about the character
OF hts future speeches but IL is understood he has
some information that he expects will make stir
In political circles.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

The registration days this year are Monaas'
October 5: Tuesday October O. S5tGrosS,
0ctober TO- and Monday, October z Al ~ho
in+erd 20 vote must register on one CT sHsss
daVs between a. m. and 10 :. N.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

The registration days this year are Monaay'
o..ahsr :: Tuesday, October .; SATURDAY
October 10, and Monday. OCTOBER X ~ VIZ
intend TO vote must register on one o' '"e''
dzvs between q. m. and 10 D m.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

Electric Lighted Paul Minneapolis Express
Chicago daily The Line 10 S
p. lighted North Western Limited at IS
p NJ Other trains at 0 40 A, N and 90 NJ The
Beat as Eyeyythirk a. n. JOHNSON. &c. way. ~. Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
BRYAN AND HASKELL.

now come 10 the important part of your let
Ter your attitude toward AIr Haskell. You
state that M Haskell has voluntarily resigned
from the committee You speak highly Of the
public service which he has rendered and protest
against any condemnation OF him except such as
may come IN a court Out Of your own mouth
you are condemned. You thereby stamp that
standard OF law honesty" which has been the
bane OF this people in endeavOring 10 get equity
and fair dealing-Rs they should obtain among
highnnindeG rnen-from great business corpora
tions and from individuals like M Haskell.
Apparently YOU disclain even asking M Has
Eeu 10 retire from the position in which you
placed him, so that he retlres of his own free
VIII, and you utter no word of condemnation OF
hts gross offences against public decency and
honesty On the contrary. you strive 10 make
4 appear thar his misconduct IN reference 70
the Standard Oh Company Is all OF which he is
accused. whereas. shameless though this par
r1cuzr act OF his is il IS worse than countless
Others IN his career. ! contrast your action in
Ihis case with thai OF Mr. Taft in reference 10
Senator Foraker. Mr.. Tsft's statement when
the question Of his nomination was al stake was
that he would rather not accept II al the price OF
sacrificing principle by supporting Mr.. Foraker
eor Senator. You DO NOT venture in much
The -gi1test possible manner even 10 censure Mr.
Haskell for his manifold uisdeeds. aad you ask
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
TRY HARD TO MEET
Continued from first page

,,uch IN contribute to the spread OF this splrlI
of tolerance and 1t Is TO be cou1mendeo OeOaNS
n has done so.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-29
Seras..

ssr 9urnet County lit 5ur 3eit
fein ein5iger Sal, ipeoer Chill nod
&rinninal- Saa, au berbanbeln lrlo
bas 0iltriftgeribt, oas am Mittmo6
in 8urnet 8uimnnentrat, fonnte itd
Iofort ipieoer pertagen. Sn Dem
Gountp lit lett langerer 3eit fem
Gerbre6en begangen lporoen lnlo
Die 8epobner iino nit Ne6t itol5
olf ibren u&ecoro".
&c. &. Stubbs aus Sobnion
Gitp uno S. 6. Soiome aus Marble
Sails mollten nellli6 our6 einell
fleinen Greet fabren, ser nabe Stone=
mai in ben Beoernales miinoet. Ser
Greet, in Dem ionlt nur Elm fla6es
@alierben lduft, mar ieood ourd
Staulpalier bod aneeidlpollen llno
beioe Manner iparen beinabe ertrutl-
fen.
glus 2ampalas miro geneloet,
Ger fleine 9obert geeal, Ser neulid)
nnter Die Wfelier elmer Mdbmaibine
geriet uno fltrbtbar 5ueeribtet mur-
De, peroe gegen Grparten ipieoer ber-
geitellt neroen. Gem Sungen NOR
bas cine gein 5pei Weal eebrobell.
Ser Sbaoel par ibin eingeldagelt,
oas @elidt 5eri6nitten nno Der gan5e
&orper NIT @imoen ltno 0uetti6un-
gen beoedt.
slus 9ap Gitp niro gelneloet,
oie @aiiermerfe, Die BORT pabreno
ser letten Monate dngeleet iuuroen,
ieien poQenoet uno batten iid bel
Der Eriifung als pollig leiitllngsfd-
big erpielen.
sSsn Dem fleinen Orte 5roIt
unipeit Goriicana lit oas bieri0brige
8ohter6en bon 9. g8. Stinlon in
einen Geiief gefollen, in Dem Seife
gefo6t muroe. Die &leine puroe TO-
tort getotet.
= ssn Solge zines SSrrtlums flint
men oie bon ben 9lnti-Grobibitioni-
item IN llnllouf geiebten 8etitionen,
I'M @ortlout nidt gon5 therein llno
oo Dies ser Saa iein mlB, 10 nliiiien
neue Betitionen in llnllauf geiebt iino
no6mals llnteri6riften fir iie ee-
ionlmeIt peroen. Gs lit iebr 5u be-
bouern, BOB oieler Srrtum borgefonl.
men it, oa allerlei ger5ogerllngen
oaourd beronlaBt uno nan6er burd
oie berl6ieoenen 8etitionen pertpirri
gelno6t peroen miro.
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Segas.

@abrello Ser init Dem 81.
WGr5 eroenoen neun Wollate fino Die
ginnabn1erl nllerer terallil6en gi-
ienbabnen INN ST. 431,212 gegen oas
9oriabr auriidseblieben, ipabreno
gleid5eitig Die 9etriebsfoiten I'M
$2,17O,016 geltiegen iin0.
ssn 6olge einer Geriue6slung
bat Jrau 81. S. @aniell III Shores
bile einen GBloffeI boa Sraliaure,
ein iebr i6arfes Gift, eingenommen.
Der Srrtnm puroe ieoob iofort emit
oedt. Die geeigneten @egenmittel
ipuroen angeipanot rlto es gelang oas
2eben Der iilngell 5rau 5lt retten.
glus Sort Wortb miro senel-
bet, oaB Der giienbabnperfebr ipie-
Der aufgenonlnlen lit nno Die 3iige
ipieoer regelmdBig laufen peroen Die
8abnen illben 10 iduea pie nlog-
li1 Die Yaijagiere fort5uidaffen Die
ourb oas 9odtuaiier iiberaa feitge-
balten mlroelt. Mud baben iid Ser
ge bon arahtitiiden angeiammelt.
Der grinitp fdllt MIR Iebr langianl
uno in 9aaas batte li1 bis 5unt
9onnerltag Die Gage penig peran-
bert. Die 8oritdote naren nod itn-
ner bon Der eigentliden Stabt ab-
geidnitten ullb bie StraBenbeleli6-
tung nod illlnner auBer Sronung.
llngefabr 1000 Yerionen iino in Dal-
las MISUNDERSTANDING.
slls Der bobrnii1e Sarmer s.
81. Maref IN Ser N6be bon Bean
Sia, 5ipolf Wieilen 0itlid bon
Semple gelegen, nit einem belaoe-
nen Sorlnmagen iiber cine bol5erne
Bride fubr, brah Die Bride 5ll-
iammen nno er itiir5te nit @agell
uno @eipann nngefdbr 8pan8ig 5ilb
tief binab. Waref en1pfing idpere
8erletungen, 10 oaB man on ieinem
@uffommen 5meifelt.
Sn Galomea bat man 5mei
jinge meiBe Wdnner itaInens Stofes
uno gullod feitgenonntell, bon De.
nen man glaubt, oaB iie on Den 5abl'
reiden @inbriihen, Die mdbreno Der
LETTER Monnte in GaIpiuen, Selnp(e
uno anoern Orten itattgefunoen pa.
ben, beteiligt geipeIen iino.
@us @aepton miro gemeloet,
oaB Der Colorado iiber feline nfer ge-
treten lit unb Die geieoerllngen untel
@oiler geiett bat.
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: Oie SEEM 9)orfer 8oliaei bat

Die Seem gorfer Yoli5ei bat
iih .oberu1als nit eillern 0iorbgebetr1-
nis gu befaiien. Gin fleitler Sdlepp-
oanrpfer fiidte in Ser 9eabe bon
Motloaa Ssln1o ein SOB auf IN ipel-
dent iih Die Itarf peritiimmelte 2el-
DIE elmer etipa 355idbrigen Srau be-
fano. 0as @eiibt NOR biird Bell
biebe 5erbadt, ipabrlbeinlidt I'M Die
sSSbentifi5ierung unmogli6 81 MAIDEN.
MmBeroel11 ipies Der &orper 5a6lreide
@unoen al1f.
9ie @al1erleitung, mel6e 0as
@aiier bonn goaito ltab @arri5oio III
Stem Merifo bringt> Inn oie 2ofono=
tiben Ser Soutbmeitern 8abn oarnit
gu perlorgerL tit onrh 9pnatnit ger
itort moroen. @er Die S6an0tat be-
gansen bat, peiB man nidt. Die
@alierleitltne bat eiue Weiuion Dol-
lars gefoltet.
Ser @ouperneur bon Sflabo-
MA bat Die famoie Sotel-Snipeftions-
BID ullter5ei6net. Die unter anoernl
beftirl1l1t, oaB Die 8ettlafen IN BEN
Sotels neun SUB lang ieit tniiilen.
Die S6la6tld)iffe Gonneeti-
cut, &anios, gern1otlt nllo 2olliiiaila
baben Tacoma tpieoer perlaiien nro
oie 9fiidfabyf nad Gan 5rancisco
allgetreten. Die Sbiffe Georgia,
geelp Seriep. &booe Sslano uno @clt-
8irgillia iperoen bon Eacoma na6
8renlerton geben, Inn IN ben borti-
gen Srodeuoods elmer genauen utl-
terluhung unteriporfen 5n iperoeil.
= 9as ublaueite" Stdotle 6iirfte
nod 8aliierl1ng oes neuelten uglue
2atp" Gait Orange in Seem SsSeriep
iein. @iele @eibaftsleilte 1nuBten es
am Sonntag erfabren oie ieitber elm
) vblaues @eleb" faum Dem Nmnen
nod faarlten.. Gin Caterer ipuroe
perbaftet, neil er 5ipei fbon gebratene
@iibrler nno cine Same gisreant
abIieferte, uno 5lpei gbineien, neil iie
ibre &unoen 1libt am 5o111tag IN
ibrer idnlutigen 8aide berunlau=
fen laiien ipollten. @ei6afte oiirfen
fortan 5oniltags MIR nod Mild)- unO
3eitlllgsb6noler, ioipie apotbefer
tim. 2ebtere oiirfen aber feine 8rief-
rtarfen mebr perfaufen, iporiiber iie
iblieBlih niht oa5u bole iein iper-
oen. Das StaOtden iollte eigentlid
Shiloa beiBen.
Der georboentfde 2lopo gebt,
mie @iilfs=@eneral- -Wanager Ser
man @inter erfl1rte, nit Dem Ylane
mn 9ampfer 5u bauell Die an @roBe
nno S1nelligfeit Die gunaro=9am=
pier u2uiitauia" uno uMauretania"
iibertreffen ioaen. @inter gab 5lt,
oaB er folgenoe grfldrung abgegeben
babe: Ser georooeutide 2lopo tit
entidloiletl an Der Spite bes Baiia-
gieroienltes 5u bleiben gu oieienl
3tpede miro erAbinnen menig Sabren
gr0Bere uno i6neaere 9arnpfer ba-
ben als irgeno cine onoere @elell=
ihaft."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-29

@iir5bureer Sbeologie-8rofeIior &c.
baitian Werfle ungeitrengten Bro5ef
bonn 5lftdnoieen @eri6t in Miindel
5u elmer @eto1trafe perltrteilt NOR
ben. Siterbuber muroe iduloig be
furoer1 urbegriinoeten &Iatl6 geger
9rof. Merfle perbreitet 81 baben.
@ie aus Foien gemeloet miro,
bat Ser fiir5li6 peritorbene Sitter
g1tsbeliber Or. bon @iintber in
Stibbe iein gan5es 8ermogen bon
ettpa elmer Wiaion Warf Dem preuBi-
i6en Sisfus perma6t.
Ser englii6e Sbiffsbaueritreit
ilt beenoet. Die gauarbeiter babel1
oariiber abgeitilnmt, Oh Der Streif
fortgeiebt iperoen ioa ooer Oh oie bon
ben pereillieten Sbiffsbanlperften Of
ferierten 8eoingllngen angenommen
meroen ipael1. Die Mbltinlnlung re-
iultierte IN Ser Innabne Der 8eoin=
gllngen uno eleih5eitig puroe be
itir1nt, baB Die 9lrbeit an 20. Wai
ibieber aufgenonmen Deroen ioll
Cine poae giertel=Minion Mrbeiter
mar in oieien Streif peripidelt; fie
febren jest inter Der alten 2obnifala
ali Die Mrbeit 5uriid, oa Die Sbiffs=
bauer oie angefiinoigte 2obnreonf=
tion 5nriidgenpnmen baben.
9as ruiiilde Sdla6tIdiff
u9eter Der @roBe" lit in Der 9eabe
Der Staot &epal am Sinniiden Ieer-
buien auf elm Selsriff geratelL fonn-
te ober mieoer flott aerna6t iperoen.
@abri6einli6 lit Ser ltnfaa ollrd
gfo6laiiiefeit Ser ma6tbabenoen Diff
5iere berbeigefiibrt noroen. uBeter
Der @roBe" lit oas alteite Shladt=
idiff Ser ruiiiiden Slotte, oas nod
in aftipem 9ienlt ltebt.
Die gfa6ridt, ooB i'm Staate
Gbibuabua 5lpei 9lmerifoner rlno elm
@nglanoer ernorbet ieielL bat ii6 BEL
naberer llnterllibung ais falid er=
mieien.
S. 81. ger1nebren lit gum beut-
i6en 8ice-&onlul in Sorreon err
nairlt iporoen.
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9(niphen ,u6 9feIpeft ntiiiI(

NIITPVVII HITU JItTPtlI Ht1IIIVFF
BON lelbIt fpnnen; iie iino Der Gin
Druid. ben unlere 8erion auf anoere
maht.
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Stir Gonntn=Glerf.

9ie oSreie Brene fir Segag~ ift all=
toriiiert, an5i5eieer, baR g ID | an 6.
$ milton &anoibnt fir bas &ntt
bes County bon 8erar COUNTY
lift lfno ii6 ben oentofratil9en Bri1ndr@
ipablen I'M eSnli llntertpirft
9ie nSreie Bre1ie fir Segas" tit alle
toriiiert, ail5u5eigen, baB Wtife S.
s a m p b eI | &atlbibat fir bas g(nlt bes
gountb1glerfs bon 8erar golt1tb lit nnb
iid ben bentofratiiden Brundripablen i'm
Sllli ltnteripirft
Sic nsreie BreHe" 1T al1toriiiert
ranf-& g9efp t n als &a1lbioat
fir bns Imt ebes gountb gIerf
BON 8egar golntb, abbdrgig bon ber,
am 25. Suli a5ubaltenben oentofratii1e1l
HrimdripabIen, an8ufiinbiger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-29
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lit nid)t frei bon 9ranfbeiten. Siebel
in bobere1, Moloria IN nieoeren Csc.
qenoen mag berri6ell. &lirna=@ill.
fliiIie 8il iiberipinoen Mfaloria, @el6-
iudt, 5ieber ltno S6pa6e, lit @lec-
tric 8itter8 bas bette Mtittel, Oas Csc.
gerlnitteI ie6er Sorm bon S6mdde
uno 3erpoiitdt. Inter @arantie Der,
fauft BEL 9foolpb 9reiB ilno @. Gobr
& So. 80 Gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-29
Sir Gpmntb Mnipalt.

u9ie oSreie Greile fir Seras" 1T alt@
toriiierf, GERM @eorge 9nntre &
als &anbi0aten fir bas glmt bes County
4nipalts, abbdngig bon ben beinofratie
i6en Yrinldripableu, ar5llfiirlbigen.
Sic uSreie Erelie fir Seras" lit auz
toriIiert, So nj S. N e IN to II als &nne
bibat fir gSieberipabl fir bas Mntt bes
@onntDantpaItes bon 8egar
County, abbdn9ig bon ben am 25. sSuli
itattfinoen0en Oemofratii1en Erimdrs
ipa6len, an5ufiinbiger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-29
9iftrift=GIerf.

9ie nSreie greiie fir Seras1 lit all@
toriliert, @errn War S. 8eder ais
&arloibaten fir bas glmt bes 9iltrift@
glerfs bon 8egar golntb, nbbdngig bon
BEN bemofratiiben Rrimdrtpablen i'm
sSlli, an8llfiinbigen.
9ie oSreie Yreiie fin Seras1 iit allF
toriliert, Germ Inbreas Gob Il.
als &atlbi0aten fir bas Slmt 0es 9iitrift@
gIerfs bon 8erar County, abbdnsig bon
ben bemofratil6en Trimdripablen i'm
ssSllli, analtfiinoiaetl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-29
ssiir Iriebensrid,ter Yreciuft /

Die uSreie greiie fir Seras9 iit atz
aanoioat fir bog bag amt Seg S RE Sens g
ri6ters. Yrecirtt $50. 1, Ylab 2.
(iebt bon gen 9. Sisf beiebt) a6bdngis
bon ben oenlofratiiden Trimdrtpahlen
anSufiinbigeu
9ie nSreie Yreiie fin Seras" lit aite
toriIiert, 8enS. Sisf als aaflbioat
fir gSieoerlpabl fir Das slmt bes Sri e.
De nsri 6 t ers, Yrecinft 1. Ylnb 2,
abbdn9i9 bon ben oemofratiidlen Yriz
mdripablen, afl3ufiin0iaen.