davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-16
Through the fundamental division

Through the fundamental division OF
time, the day appears intutive to most
persons. 1t Is well to remember that in
the Arctic regions the marking of this
division is by no means easy. During
several successive months the sun is
either always below or always above
the horizon and the only method "a
very uncertain one-of distinguishing
between day and night is to observe
the times OF high and low tide. Diyi-
sion Of time into months comes from
the motions of the moon. Malays
Poiynesians and Australian months
and days.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-15

Cine uralte mdbtige eide tit
In Mofus BEL Neiiie IN Der Nabe Der
giGa ,@aidin~ aus Dem Neiiie-gett
berausgeboIt noroen. Gin folofialer,
auf Dem @runoe bes Sluifes liegenoer
gaumitamm par ben 5iidern ldon
felt alten 3eiten ols SiuBbinoernis
befannt. Gas Ieste groBe Sohwaiier
fiibrte cine 2ageberanoerung berbei,
10 oob man rlinmebr baran oerfen
fonnte, ben @aumitamm bermis5u-
sieben. Seds 8feroe maren nidt I'M
Stanoe, Sen &oloB beraus5ubolen. Wfit
Silfe bon .Sebeporrihtungen gelans
6as @erf unb Der 8aumrieie muroe
in orei Seilen ON 2ano gebrodt.
Mebrere @oden lit oariiber gearbei-
tet mproen. Der @uraelItod befinoet
iid 3ur5eit nod i'm 5luiie, ioa aber
ebenfoas geboben iDeroen. Die 0ur9-
ihnittsfldden bes Stammes mieien
ourdpeg tiefifpar5es 6ol5 auf. Nad
@niidt bon Sadperitdnoigen lit Der
Baum onnaberno tauieno Sabre ge-
nad)ien mp pieleidt nod ldnger un-
ter @niier setpeien. Die orei Stamm-
teile fino nod 9reslau perfauft NOR
Den.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-15
BrennboIz! Rrennbolz!

Sebt tit oie 3eit, guren @orrat
BON Sol5 fir oen @inter ein5nlegen.
Suites 8oIt-Oaf Sfenbol5 biaig i'm
uclten Solabof bon
F. VIM. SAfNGEa, Eigentuemer,
404 @olan Strahe.
Neues Sci. 1857. Iltes Sci. 1914
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-15
2mei olte @ohnullaen @oethes

- SDet dlle @0Dllull9eH ODeIDes
in @eimar iino lebt nit neiBmarmor-
men, our6 entipredenoe @oloidrift ge-
3ierten grinner1lngstofeln gei6miidt
moroen. Die cine @obnung befano
fib in Dem 5meiten Stod bes @lbre6t-
i1en 6auies an 8urgplob, ni6t meit
pom Goethe uno Sdiaer=Irdip, Die
Der 0i6ter BON Sobannis 1916 bis
81 Sitern 1777 bepoDnte. Us mar
elm altes &itterbnls, bas ipater man
nigfaden Menoerungen unter5ogen
iporoen lit. 8oetbe 5ablte fir oas
@ierteljabr Is 9aler Miete, er fano
uoieie NIT einem Gorearten periebene
@obnuna" i6on. Cine 8meite Sofel
muroe on Dem ebemols& ogelitdoti6en
Sauie in Der Seifengoiie, nidt peit
bon Ser 8obn1ng Der Srau b. Stein,
ongebradt, oas Dem 9ihter pom 2.
Muguit 1873 bis gum 2. SUM 1871
CUR @obnung oiente. 0ie alte 9ol8-
tiir, iiber beren S6meIle @oetbes SUB
gei6ritten, lit nod erbalten. Sir
oieies Guartier entri6tete Ser 0idter
einen Miet5ins bon MIR fitnf Solern.
S6lieBlif purbe atd oas 9ous IN
Der @inoii6enqolie, in Dem Der Sans.
Ter 6rieorid b. Miil1er getpobnt, oilrd
cine obnlihe Mormortafel ~musge5eldl-
net.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-15
IIIerIei.

llnier @etterpropbet, Woior
8uen, iagt fir oieie ISOLDE iebr foltes
@etter, mOgli6er @eile, S6nee, pors
aus.
= Ser mabrenb oes nergangenen
sSsabres in I'M erer Staot mgeridtete
Seueri6aoen betrug $172,724.
- Sim 9ienItag muroe an Der
8leaianton &oab, nabe Serreas Sot
@ens, oie 2ei6e zines nnbefannten
iuuaen Monnes aefnnoen. @m ielben
Gage eridoB iid i'm Breckenridge
8arf Ser BON Der Staot angeitelte
@Grtner Srib @aebnel, brad an Der
gde Ser Mpenlte 9. nno Ser @dten
StraBe Ser friiber IN ct. 2onis tpob-
nenoe aaufmann Smfor0 infolge
zines Sdlagfluiies 5uiammen nno
muroe in ser Ndbe Der Union Stod
garos ser ier5ebnidbrige 0egeriunge
Gborlep @iIioms bon einem onoeren
@eserinngen eridoiien. S%anforo
ltarb ipater i'm Soipital.
Ole Gan Mntonio &etail Wer6-
ants %9Giiociotion bat 1id ebenfaas gee
gen sic ginfiibrltng Der 8adetpoit
erfldrt.
- Tolqenoe Serren mnroen 5u
geamten oes 8uiineB Mens Club ge=
mdblt. Br1lioent CHARLES g. Wenl-
lalp; /. 8i5e-Braiioent, Sreo W.
Goof; 2. gi5e-Grdiibent, @ler. Sosfe;
9ireftoren: g. S. Mauermann, W.
g. Suttle, George McAuoib, S, 8.
Siaper 11no S. $. airfpotrid.
Der vSpring-Garnepal" ioa
pom 20. Bis gum %. @pril itattfin-
Sen. sSolgenoe 8eamten plir0en ge=
n1blt. Gol. 2erop 8ronnz 8raiioent;
Gbos. @raebner, &eagan Sonifon
unb s. 81. gbopa, @i5e-8raiioenten
81. $. Salff, S6obmeiiter; Selig
9eutidmanl Sefretar.
- Ole Mlamo Hotional 8anf bot
nahltebenoe 8ear1ten erpablt: S.
g. 9romn 8rd1ioent; @rnit Stepes,
@ise-9raiioent; Otto Meeri6eiot,
aoifierer, Grnelt gropn, ofiiit. Sol
~iierer; 9ireftoren: g. Shmelser, 6.
6. Gibbs, @ilim Neglep, @rnelt
gtepes, George 6. @alisban, q. 81.
6. SaIff, SoIepb Gorrono, S. q.
gropn un0 Otto Meeri6eiot.
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Matiirlihe GpItern.

Sen Senfersfnedten beg Mittelalters
lit BON elmer bumaren Solge5eit oas
araufame 8anotperf gelegt tporoen. 2eioer
lit Ser SortIdritt Ser Re15eit ni9t 10
fpeit eebiebem, bab aud an ben natiirz
Iiden SoItern, tpelden infer @Srper llr.s
tet tporSen iei. Sur IN eefpifen Sanen
aeIana es 8obltdfern Ser Menidbeit Der
natiirliden @rauiamfeit 9alt 5u gebie@
BEN i'm Beifen ginae bes 8ortes Dr.
giisbee, Ser nit .Nnafeiis~ elm ulfebI@
bares gaitteI aegen bic Softer Der 2dss
~morrboioen erfaro. Cine Yrobe tptro
bon q. Nemff6bter & g., Bog 1916, Nem
gprf Gitb, frei b%erianbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-15

4rone ct iid berbarg. 8olo eri9te-
men onf 5pei pettere Gbafieurs5iige,
umiteaten oas @eboI5, our6ibritten
es audi nod aIen &ihtungen, aber
fanoen ipeoer i'm nod 6as iid tpl1-
oerbarertpeiIe Itin berbaltenoe Bfero.
Ser @raf era6blt, oaB er bort oben
Dor grmattung mebrfa6 benz Gin
fhlafen nabe NOR. gr bate ii6 banrt
ober i1nn1er an oas Mifbol5 geflam=
inert, INN nidt 6erunter5uitiir5en. 90
berbrahte er brei lange Stnnoen, bis
ones ftin mar. Damn ftieg er Der
unter, f9Iif ii1 in Die l1mgebung
bes @ebol5es, oft frie6enb umber=
ipabeno, OF er nidt nod auf einen
g%ntfommenen ieiner8 egleitung trafe.
Grit ols nidts gu bemerfen NOR,
febrte er in bus 9ol5 5uriid, oasYfero
su beiteigem na6bem er borber bon
einem often 8ouern einen S6lnd
Wild erbalten.
Sbne &arten, auf oenen er ild)
iiber BEN Miid5ug orientieren fonnte
- tie tparen aif Dem Glide I'M Sofe
mabreno oes Samples liegen geblie-
ben - obne Meniden na6 Dem @ege
fragen gu biirfen muBte er lih onrf
@aIoberge binbnrhfinoen. 0a5u fam,
oaB in Der Nadt elm @olfenbrnd ber=
nieoerging. gm nahiten Worgen mar
er g~eamungen, % Die Steilbange beg
2antertales i'm bier5u n0tigtenL oltr6
Nieoerlteinbab ltn6 bann auf Der BON
feinoliden 8atroniaen beobabtetet
StroBe @eiBenburg@8itid gu reiten,
nobel anfdeineno Ser ltmitano, oaB
er Elm Eferb nit fran50iiider Mns-
riiitung rift uno iebr 5uperlidtlib
auftrat, Die S~ran8oien tdnidte. eno-
Iif, Modmittag 5 rtbr, erreidte er
BEL Sdonat Die @ren5e uno boDeri-
ihe 8orpoIten. Ser oamolige boot
ide OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon Srieoe-
burg eraablte Dem S6reiber oieier
3eilen ipater, er babe tim gu ii6 anf
einen @agen genommer, Der @raf
lei aber in ieinen @rmer 10 felt ein-
aeihlafen, baB er i'm in %itunoenlan-
aer Sabrt nidt ertpedt bate"
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sab-s eras- arm-SaaSereien.

100000 @der biniges, rethes
5armIano I'M arteiiiden @iirtel bon
Siio-Seras, in Nueces, Cameron un6
D1tpal Counties. @Qes 2ano lit tiefe,
i6mar5e, ronenoe, Mesauite Broirie
uno tiefer, Idmar5er, ianoiger 2ebm.
Seine @teine, eutes @niier In ge.
ringer Siefe. 4euBerit geiunoe Sc
gero Oos 2ano lit alsgeaeidnet fit
gaumtpone, Corn, Ilfalfa, @ein.
trauben, SraHgen, 3itronen etc. uno
liegt an ser @iienbabn. @ir berfau-
fen in 8ar5ellen BON gepiinidter
@roBe. Sir neitere Snformationen
i6reibe man on Die
Germans merican 2anb So.
Nobstomn Nueces 60, Sera$.
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Spbn $. Bolton, OffentIiher $50.
tar. @runoeieentum. Mgent fir
8enlionsonIpriihc. @de grodett- itno
Roborro.S traBe, seseniibet bon Der
San antonio GrpreB". Weues BE.
lepbon 439.
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9es nenen Sabres NutmOrt

sprad bas meue Sabr gum alten:
n9etne iSett lit nun pprbet,
aa bein Shaften, aa bein @alten
Nmr nod Der 0efhtHte fei.
Was bit mir bait binterlaHen,
Sci es gut, iet es aud fdledt,
Duff tfJ felber an nun faffet,
Seben, tute es fpttntt 5aredt.
MandJes iuirb mir tupbl gelimgen,
Wandes aber mteber ntdt,
Nfand]es m1dJt' i'd germ be5iuingen,
Was mir nift 5um Sersen ipribt.
05nmt', srm 8eiipiel, th pernihten
Sene Mnfer=6 euhelei,
Die MIR 85fes int anrtdtet,
9erne tuar idl babel.
Spd nidbt leidt lit es sn lenfen,
@etk ib bpd), tuer fpefuttert
Mnf ber Menidem flares Senten,
Stnbet oft, bak er perltert-
8prnrteile ST. %befampfen,
Siibrt 10 felten MIR sum Steg;
Tanatismns nmr ST. b1rtpfen,
Sit Der alleriftuerite &ries.
@enn aud iJ 5m Gnbe idreite,
Gann cs iein, bae man mid bbbnt,
@etl mid nidt in bieiem Streite
Gines Siesers 2prbeer fr5nt.
Spd Iei iiher, bak ids iuage,
Steh't elm maferer Gdrtpe mir
Ipd, snr Epite phne Sragc:
Sieier lit - has Gone Star Stei
9ieies bat ais Sorgenbreder
Sid be,uGbrt su je6er 5eit,
9arnm iet Elm npller 8edper
8edjt muh 5reibeit itets geiueibt.
9rinft nit Wsafen, bod bebenfet
Sabet aud ber Mafisfett,
$50 man p2pne Star Bier" areffIdnfe
Serrfdt iie init Der Sr5blidfeit!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-15
Before 9einnbbeit.

Seitbem i6 Or. Sings @eue 2e-
bens-8iaen eebraude, erfreue id mid
beiierer @eiunobeit, iagt Safob
Springer bon 8eit SranflinL Waine.
Sic balten Wagen, 2eber unb Gin
gemeioe in Sronung. 3u baben BET
abolpb 9reiB uno 81. @obn & 60.
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grunbsteemtnns uebertraeunaen

Z 9. Callahan an Mobert Glitter,
@runbttd in Der 4nnnfuuDb addition;
$150.
Nmos 8. Sores unb 5rau on Nnnte
5artuue. @runptid In Der 2ahappent.
Strase; $400.
Bauline gbrbartt an Charles &. Chr
bartt, Grunbfhd an Der RaeUn.SfraBe;
81 u. u.
q. q Saucier unb Srou an gbna, b
epp, grunbHad i'm nsuen gits Blod 1898;
$1,000.
sFerbinont arleer unb frau on bic
Trutees bes SbuI.9 itritts No 1O1S BON
Berar gpuntp. einen Ader eano; 81.
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Sin @ittel eeaen elm idueres 2eiben.

sd babe elm WaitteI, bas oas
Molaria-@i I'll bertreibt, gefunben, "
iagt 81. so. Sames bon 2oueGen, 9.
s. gs beiBt Electric 8itters" nno
foitet SOC per Slai9e. IS bridt Sic
Der ooer 8iniofitat in fur5er 3eit,
ebenio @eIbiudt. gs lit elm 8lttrei-
niger uno BELT ihnen Magen-, 2eber'
MierenIeioen uno labn1en &iifen. 3u
baben bel @oolpb Dreib uno 81. COIN
& Nn
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9os Goriib Gaooo in 2ouiii-
ana, in Dem Sbrepeport liegt, bat itd
fir 2ocal Option erfldrt.
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petrats . Shetne,

Is 8. Duoet uno Cecilia Stlnuih.
Sermanu Bilo unh Suian Bennett.
y J Sbr6bsr il. nuo 6rau emma
6un3efer.
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nod quit er6altenes 3immermcrf.
seme iuirb sn fanfen aeind)t.
grppn, Setas. Boz 273.
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DasRepub|ikanische
StaatS- Ticket.
Prdsidentsebafts EIektoren :

Prisidentscbafts EIektoren +:
N. 9. Sittlinger,
81. 6. Sannay,
@. s. Sinsleton it,,
S. $. 6mrtb,
g. .. @albrip,
.. S. Sobnion,
g. g. Gunner,
s. q. Gope,
9. 8. 8mrfitt,
8. u. Mattbaei,
6. 9. 8arben,
6. 6. gartbolomeu,
s. $. 8afer,
@. s. Seatberitone,
u. S. @anber stmden,
S. 6. Scott,
scott 8bite,
s. q. Safer.
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S. & 6. q. ga5n.
g. u. & u. q. Balm.

Nlltltnft-
9io 1-9oiiton II. 3. aiilte 1920 nad,m
SO. 3-poufton H. D. aiiite 700 pornr
20. 81 gon aerrpile .b. $50 borm
No. So -aerrbille, Sonutag 500 nndan
No. 80- gad) aerrbille ;. 200 uarbm
Mbfabrt :
SO. Soll{tou II. ;. 8iiIte $3.50 porm
SO. 9oliltpn IL. b. &iifte 900 nahm
No. So Nab aerrpifIe 4.30 hadn't
go. 81 Serrpiae, So1intag $50 porm
No. 81 yta6 Slerrbille. 1905 BORN
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WusIallb.
Ser preuBildle Con

Ser preuBii6e 2onbtag lit onl
ieDienitas BON &aiier @ilbelm er-
offnet lporoen. SSSn leiner Sronreoe
erflarte Der 8ailer, Die Hegieruna
beabiidtige oas peraltete Oreitlaiien-
@ablipltem ull5nalloern.
@raf giterba3p, 0epartenents-
Gbef in oiterreibiiheu Miniiterillm
bes aeuBern, bat in elmer &eoe Dor
ben 0elegotionen erflart, DETER
reid boffe nit Der Siirfei gu einenl
befrieoigenben 9lbi6luB ser ger-
bonolungen iiber gosnien nno bie
Ser5egotpina 5u gelotgen, betrohte
I'M llebrigen aber Die @nnerionsonge=
legenbeit ais pollig abgeton.
Ger merifanil6e Weiniiter oe3
SSnnern, Niolina, bot religniert; ser
bisberige ariegs-Milliiter Golio iii
5u ieinem 9to6folger ernannt.
9ei Dem Sturn, Der oie dime
iii6e Stoot 9lmop peripiiltete, iollen
elfbunoert Gerionen llm's 2eben ge-
fon1nlen lein.
@sit 34S geeen Al Stinlnner
bot iif oie frol5oiiide 9eputirten-
TANNER gegen cine @ieoerbelebung
Der 0repfus-Affare ousgeipro6en.
- @rof Zeppelin bot lein neues
2ufti6iff fertig mo miro 9onnerita1
einen SSluq unternebrnen.
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g.. S. & g. u. (Sanpt.9iniel

So'f " u " ~ 0'2tlIIPI7>HII1J'
antlInft
SO. O. @om 9iteu. .7:35 bonn
So z Bonn Giten. 900 uadlm
yto. 0-gl Raio IT, Beiteu 800 nad)m
glbfa6rt-
So 9-@l YaIo II. @eIten 900 Dorm
So 10-yad bem Siten. 10: 80 nasfri
So s ylad) benz Often. 40 bonn
gietoria 9ipiiion, q. S. & g. N.
s(nfunft
600. So2 euero. @ictoria, 1880 uadm
gbfa6rt
SO. sol euero, gietoria, $3.50 BORN
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g8o 9nscln floaen.

Dobio Garfer, 1apette, q. g.,
Elm 8eteran oes giirgerfrieges, Der
Bel GETTYSBURG peripulloet puroe,
iagt: qsSos 0ieier quite electric Bit
ters fir mid geton bot, oafiir piiroe
id feline $500 nebmer, ga i6 icbon
piel pergeblit geooftert botte megen
meines Maeenleioens. @r fltrierte
mid uno id nebme i'm nod ols So
rif, Der mid frdftig ltnO friid) er-
balt. so Gts. BET 9loolpb 9reiB uno
81. Gobn & So.
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Tarm nnS n9airp" snm @erfaMf.

5oIman Seriep 5arm uno 40 feline
&iibe 5un gerfauf. Cine Meile bon
Weinar. Gbones 2ano ilno quite
einridtungen. 9ampf-o Seporator"
uno uGburn". Die 8iibe brillgen
iest $3.50 per Monat. 6armer, iuenll
SIR Elm @eiddft baben iuollt, oas oiel
beiier als Cotton uno goa @eepils
lit, oas feline Soften ieoen Gag be5abft,
i6reibt ooer fomntt eIeid 81 mir.
5. 9. 9olman
Beinlar, Seras.
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NIlerIel. c /.

Ser @ouperneur bot in ieiner
@abl-Groflamation feline 8orfeb-
rllngen fir Die Senntorenmnbl in M.
Term Diitrift getroffen.
Sri. Gle Seniel Sohter
oes Serrn S. Seniel, bat iif nit
Serrll @. Heeo berlobt.
S. gs. gaoer, elm alter Be
pobner rnierer Staot, iit seitorbell.
= Stinlnt fir Gul. q. S. Sad
i'm oils 6 0 II ntp : 9l ieiio mrs
iidert @u1 eil ri6tiges 9liieilment.
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@erlanat

Elm 2ebrer, INN an Der Dbanis-Shile
81 nnterridten. @eboIt $45. Man
ipenoe iid an
@m. Singer,
9banis, Mebina Gountp, 9eras.
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: @nolid bat lih @ouperuellr

= En0Iid] bat lld BonDernellr
Campbell ermannt uno 9elobnllaeest
BON bunoert, MISUNDERSTANDING nno
fiinfbulloert Collars auf oie @rgrei=
Jung bon No6treitern ausgeiebt.
Sn 9rorpnpooo uno Bangs
Counties boben Die 9to6treiter @ar-
mngen an Ben @intiiren angei6lo-
gen, NIT Dem @innen altf5ub0reil.
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SS5n @poning tobt sur 3eit ein
fllrhtbarer S6neeiturn, piele 2eltte
iollen linn gum Spfer gefallen iein.
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9lrbeit aeiudlt.

slrbeit scindlt. Gin 8eutider, 30
Sabre alt, iltdt Stellung. @eiB nit
@arten- uno Stallarbeit 8elbeio.
@ute 3eueniiie. gedberes in Der 81.
flee oieier 3eitung.
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@abl.Mn5eigen.

@ir iinb autoriiiert. Germ 5 ~
lius steal als &a1oioat fir Ben
Staatsieuat i'm "a. ienatorieIIen 9iltrift
auf oem repliblifaniiden Sidet ar8utlnz'
oi9en.
gSir iinb autoriIiert, s. s. Onio
als Sa,lbioat fir ben 5tantsfenat non
bieiem ienatoriellen 9iItrift, alf Dem De-
mpfratiid]en Sidet. an8ltfiinbisen
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8ieteria 0ipiiiDn, 9. S. e g. Z
%. 6. & 8. ga6n.

Mnf,lnft-
$40. gom Noroen. .9:15 na1m
: 1slDer. Som Noroeu. -. 7::30 porm
No. 241-9 9ollIton etc. $3.50 oorm
abfabrt
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TAFT GROWS VIGOROUS.
Shows More Spirit in Denouncing the
BRYAN Eallacies-TaIks Tariff.

Bryan Fallacies-TaIks Tariff.
Lyons, N. Y, Oct 29.-Taft reached
this city somewhat fatigued and hoarse,
this morning, but in good spirits and
anxious to meet the crowds. He was
taken to the theater where he made an
extended address on the issues of the
campaign.
In his speech here Taft demonstrated
his wonderful recuperative powers: His
smile was as infectious and CHEEKY as
ever his flow of language easy, his
vigor in denouncing what he called the
bryan fallacies" unmatched by pre-
vious efforts. The people of Lyons
turned out enmesse to see and hear
the candidate. Taft's speech presented
concise view of the great problems
which tho republican party has dealt
with
when, in 1896. the republican party
stamped upon the heresy of free sill
ver," he said, ut was victory for good
government, victory for honesty and
for national honor that is exceeded
only by the victories of our armies in
the civil war;" Repeal of the demo-
cratic tariff and the passage of the
Dingley bill, Taft said. was responsible
for the greatest prosperity this coun-
try has ever known. He then proceeded
to illustrate his point with the Lyons
beet sugar industry, saying that with
the removal Of protection from that in
dustry the sugar factories of this coun-
try would be removed to Germany, aad
not only would the Americans employed
in that industry be out Of their employ
rnent, but the farmers who raise the
sugar beets -yould also be injured.
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A RIOT OF ENTHUSIASM.
Both Taft and Hughes Loudly Ac-
claimed in New York.

New York, Oct 29.-The republican
campaign in New York city reached its
climax last night, when William II.
Taft. presidential candidate, and
Charles E. Hughes, candidate for gov
ernor, spoke from the same platform
at Madison Square Garden to an aud
ience that filled the enormous amphi-
tileater. Their appearance at Madison
/ Square Garden came at the end of
day which. from political viewpoint,
was most remarkable. During the day
Mr.. Taft spoke at fourteen meetings,
and Governor Hughes spoke fifteen
times. Then last night, while the Mad
ison Square meeting was in progress
giant parade was vending its way
in a downpour of rain thru the heart
| of the city. These were only the main
| features of the day.
| The Madison Square Garden meet
J ing was remarkable in more ways than
one. At every mention of the name OF
Governor Hughes the hall resounded
with cheering. and when he entered
the hall the crowd, which filled every
available space in the auditorium,
cheered him for sixteen minutes with
! out stopping. Governor Hughes made a
characteristic address, which was re-
ceived enthusiastically.
| But it remained for Mr.. Taft to in
spire the greatest demonstration. For
nineteen minutes Madison Square
Garden trembled from the stamping of
thousands of feet and the roar of
voices.
Mr.. Taft tried to quell the racket,
but was powerless 10 do so.
! When the noise ceased Mr.. Taft be-
gan his address. His voice was hoarse.
but the crowd was satisfied merely to
look at him, and his every word was
cheered.
| There were number of other
speakers before Judge Taft and Gov
ernor Hughes arrived, but the throng
was impatient to hear the presidential
(, and state nominee.
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struggle. Two suifragettes had firmly
chained themselves to the grille and re-
sisted for IA time all efforts at removal.
crying continuously in shrill tones
their demands for votes.
The scene was watched with amaze
ment from the floor of the house, but
finally the sutfragettes were dragged
from their posts and removed but only
when portions Of the grille were re
moved with tn
Ten minutes Ii, ! there was another
dramatic scene. haan in the strangers
gallery ninging another bundle Of bills
down upon the house and shouting:
why don't you give women votes ana
relieve the unemployed
Attendants rushed upon him. but he
resisted tiercely the attempt made TO
carry him bodily from the gallery. At
ter desperate struggle the attendants
succeeded in ejecting the man. About
the same time large body of suffra-
gettes made demonstration outside
the parliament building and fifteen OF
them We're arrested
The removal of the two militant SUI
fragettes presented comical scene TO
those in the corridors. Both of the Of
tenders were laughing heartily when
they were escorted by q posse Of po-
licemen, one OF the officers carrying
that portion OF the grille to which the
women were chained. They were con-
Quoted into a COMMITTEES room ana
workmen were summoned - file off the
iron from the chains which were Sc
curely padlocked around the women $
waists. 1t was found that the chains
had been carefully padded to prevent
noise and betrayal when the suffra-
gettes entered the ladies' gallery.
According to their companions, the
whole thing had been planned before
hand with great secrecy. One band
was to demonstrate outside the build
ing, another in tho lobby of the house
and third in the gallery. The gallery
contingent numbered fourteen but 1t
was attended by many passive SYM
pathizers.
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RAILROADS GET N
POLITICAL GAN[
Conductors on Milwaukee Re
ceive Orders to Vote for
Lacey for Senator
LAW IS BEING VIOLATED
Circulars and Instructions Sent Out
From superintendent's Offices in
Mason City - Plain Violation Of Law
and Prosecutions May FoIIow-An-
other Fraud in Grundy County,
pecial to Tlmes-Republfcan.

Special to mes-Republican.
Des Moines, Oct. 29.-Conductors on
the Milwaukee railroad in Iowa have
this week received orders to support
Lacey for senator. The Instructions
came to them in envelopes as rail-
road mail" which envelopes contained
small matters pertaining to the railroad
business, and in the envelopes also was
the Lacey literature signed by Julian
Richards telling how to vote and urg-
ing that Lacey be elected.
The envelopes were sent out from
the office of the superintendent at Ma
son City, and the railroad men claim
that practically all are receiving these
instructions. That 1t is a plain VIOLA
tion and defiance Of the lowe law for
bidding corporations from taking part
in politics is certain, and prosecutions
may follow.
Another fraud traceable to the Lacey
committee has turned up in Grundy
county, where letters signed by A. u.
Quint, one of the subordinates in the
Lacey movement, were sent to all re.
publicans urging them to support Lac
ey. These letters are on letter heads
purporting to come from the office Of
the American Farm Magazine" pub
lished in Chicago and Des Moines. This
was done to lead farmers to believe
the Lacey movement is backed by
farmers. There is no such magazine
published by Quint.