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Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-25
MORTON LETS CAVALRY COME
Department Commander Loans Fa-
nous Second to Ak-Sar-Ben.
WILL MARCH IN THE DAY PARADE
One of the Most Celebrated O~rganiza-
tIOns I'm American Army is Sc
cured for Great
tIOn Tuesday.

Brigadier General Morton, commanding
the Department Of the Missouri, but now in
command at the big military tournament
camp at st. Joseph, Mo, has wired his
approval of the coming of the Second
United States cavalry to Omaha for the
Ak-Sar-Ben day parade Tuesday. The
order now only awaits the approval Of the
War department, which will be granted,
without doubt.
The command will consist of the head
quarters, band and eight troops of the
Second cavalry. The regiment will return
to Fort Des Moines the last of this week
and will leave Monday for Omaha. 1t is
at present participating in the military
tournament at st. Joseph.
Uncle Sam will, therefore,, have LEO men
in line, 700 horses and a number of mules,
There will be twenty bands and an endless
number of societies and organizations
which will unite to make the parade con-
side rable over one mile in length, extend,
ing from curb to curb.
Two troops of the regiment will go to
Louisville, KY, the latter part Of mex
week to participate in the military tourna.
ment to be held there beginning october
8, under the auspices Of the National GuaEC
of the state of Kentucky.
One of Most
The Second regiment of cavalry is one
of the most famous regiments in the army
Of the United States, as well as one OF
the oldest. 1t was organized as the Secont
Dragons in 1896 and was converted into
a regiment of riflemen I'm 1912. In 1874 i
was ~reorganized as the Second Dragons
again, and in 1861 was given its regimenta
! daSienation AZ the Second regiment Of cav.
airy. The regiment, since its first organi
zation, has participated in the Seminal,
and Black Hawk Indian wars, the Mexican
war, and numerous Indian campaigns priul
to the civil war. 1t was with the army
OF the Potomac during the entire civil wal
and in the most notable engagements o
that war. Following the civil war tn,
regiment engaged in Indian campaigns OF
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-25

the frontier against the Sioux, Cheyennes,
Arapahoes, Commanches, Apaches, Black
feet and all the hostile tribes. 1t has also
been constantly engaged in active service
both during the Spanish-American and
Philippine wars. 1t was in the Cuban cam
paign, participating in the reduction of
Santiago de Cuba, and has been thrice to
the Philippines, where it participated in
the various Philippine and China cam
paigns. 1t is, in. ~fact,>a fighting regiment,
with more battles to its credit than any
other regiment of the United States army.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-25
BROWNELL HALL
Next Term Begins Sept. FL.

Under the combined influence OF serious
work, Christian courtesy, and youthful
merry-making the students OF this Board
ing and Day school for young women and
gas grow into d happy appreciation of the
ldtlonships. students holding certificates
covering In full the entrance requirements
of a standard state university are admitted
without examination to junior year OF COLI
legiate course. Certificate in colleBe-pre-
p~arstory course admits to Vassar, Welles-
Nebraska, University OF Wisconsin and
University OF Chicago. Exceptional Advan-
tages in music, art end domestic science.
Well equipped gymnasium. and outdoor
sports. Students mOthered sympathetlcally.
For illustrated Yearbook address MisS
Macrae, principal. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-25
How 10 AvoIa AppendIeftIa.

Most victims Of appendicitis are those who
are h~ahitually c~onsupated- orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup cures chronic constipation by
stimulating the liver and bowels. and re-
stores the natural action Of the bowels.
orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not Eau-
scate or grippe and Is mild and pleasant to
take. Refuse substitutes, All druggist7
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-25

One OF the worsG FEATURES OF kidney
trouble lie that IL is an insidious disease
and before the victim realizes his danger
he may nave a fatal malady. Take Foley's
kidney cure at the first sign of trouble
IS Il corrects irregularities and prevents
Brlghts disease and diabetes. All drugg1stS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-25

William Blschoff of Nebraska city, G. L.
Hutchins of Salt Lake City, A. L. Wick Roy
OF Denver, Pau Kuhn and Miss Daisy
Kuhn of ogden are at the Rome.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-25
Desncrnte Shooting

pains in the chest require quick treatment
with DR., Kirg's New Discovery. Prevents
pneumonia. zoe and 500. For sale by
BeatOn Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-25
School and College Information
Bureau Of The Omaha Bee

All information absolutely free
and impartial. Catalogue OF any
particular school cheerfully fur
nished upon request
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-25
WHAT SCHOOL

Information concerning the ad-
vantages. rates. ey.tnt of cur
riculum and other data about the
best schools and colleges can be
obtained from the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

DR.. Ross, Dentist, AS Barker Book
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-25

bee want aus produce resu'ts
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-25

The ban Souci club held a bushes
meeting at the home of Miss Flora Steri
Monday evening. The following officer
were elected: President, Miss Jessie Robin
son; secretary, Miss Jessie Corey; treas
urer, Miss Gladys Holmgren. The mex
meeting will be held at the home OF Mis-
Gladys Holmgren, Friday evening, Octo
Der 9.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-25
CIematIs Club

The Clematis club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Henry Behrman, 1912 VanCamp avenue.
The afternoon was spent playing high five,
and the prizes were awarded to Mrs. j.
Kelly and Mrs. w B. Etchison. The othec
members present were Mrs. NJ. Goettsche,
Mrs. Lycholm, Mrs. Z. Strickler and Mrs.
]. S. Quinby. The next meeting will be in
two weeks at the home of Mrs. w. Il.
Etchison.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-12
ARKANSAS AND
WHITE ARE RISING
director Alciatore Expects to See an
i>-foot River at Little RocA 80
Warnings Issued Along the White.

Both the Arkansas and White rivers
We Using rapidly Yesterday morning.
The rise in the Arkansas was due TO
heavy rains in the Neosho. Arkansas
and Canadian rivers Early yesterday
mo}Ain2 the Arkansas river at Fort
Smith was at d STAGE of 17.2 feet.
which WAS a rise OF 81 feet in "A
hours The river was still rising at
FCrJ Smith. There was a rise OF 10
feet a. Dardanelle. and Section Drec-
rol AlciaJore expects to see at Little
Rock an lS-foot river by tomorrow
night. In regard to the rainfall, he
received a special telegram from Tul-
sd, Okla. At that point the rainfall
WAS &c inches. At Fort Gibson, on
the NeOsho river, the rainfall was POP
inches. The weather conditions in that
section of the country were such as
would indicate the heavy rains are not
over A flood stage, however, is not
expected in the Arkansas river.
At Batesville yesterday morning the
White river was slightly above the
flood stage. 1t rose S feet at Calico
Rock in As hours. A special message
from Jacksonport, which is four miles
above Newport, showed a rapidly ris
ing river. For that reason, Mr.. Alicia
tore issued a special warning for New
port. urging all river interests to pre-
pare for river probably above the
food stage-Little Rock Gazette
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-12

!sham G. Harris came i'll, the third
Democrat 50 honOred since Benjamin
Fitzpatrick. lS57-61, counting Bayard
who was in the chair only a short
while. omitted G. f. Mander. 1891
93, who preceded Harris, whom Mr.
Frye. the present occupant, succeeded.
\ volume containing accurate and
concise biographies OF all the presi-
dents pro TEN. OF the United States
Senate would be a valuable contribu-
tiou OF our political history.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-12
NOTICE.

The Jefferson Canning Company is
now ready to contract for Tomatoes,
Beans and Sweet Potatoes. Apply for
contracts at Cotton Belt Savings and
Trust Co., or J. A. Holmes Co. 3-S-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-12


Inc fof'#-siAtA CONGRESS was DEM
ocfatlc VITA 9oth ttouSes. Salnnel J.
haAaaI was speaker OF the House and
Alien y. thurman, president pro tenn
pore. one Gay the senate was ia a
parliamentary perpIeAitH when Car
pehte1 rose and SAID that III such dill
hcuit.es ne always sought the counsel
OF 32e Senator from OAle. and in his
absence ne turned to the Senator from
Vernon, Edm1nds, he two 2rt2t pa
Elementary authorities OF The body.
But as both We're then out OF toe
chahbef ne VAS lett TO MS o"A re
sources ana mat ne Would venture a
guess at It,
but thurman was more }iah a great
parliamentary lawyer lie was all
sorts OF a great LAWYER, the equal OF
any man or MS DAY ana generation.
IL was the mastery eAPeuAulHSs OF
Tie constitution dlilnS tie hllSefaoIe
RECONSTRUCTION era more tna4 amy
'''iiN4 A'--tS'N ''7NiAN'' 49, '>>' ~ ~
oEerturn cafpetbaSglns at the South
ana chahSe the Deniocfatc members
snip OF very small minority III the
senate "heN ne entered II 10 an Actual
oehGefailc hajofll9' i>ut II me era
h"ilitn were 10 revisit lNeSe scenes
he wound search long before ne Iooha
'Ae Democfatle party he ieIt nee ana
.eu the senate lof tWt-Et 2ioEioaS
years.
thurman gave place 70 iona SheI-
man as senator from ONO III 1891
mere was special SESSION !miaie-
dlatelH ailef lhau20FatioA' tai4ee ny
CARRIED TO consider APPOINTMENTS an"
tAat Was prolonged INTO MAY It hao
momehtous consequences Al "rSt
se'erai seats on the hepuoi4c"h sue
" ere s'eFi''' '''''i''e 'iio y ''''''i' ''''''
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-12
Schmidt DcpO>cd.

Eicksbul4. Miss, April ll-lt Was
stated tonight thai Manager Schmidt
OF the Meridian team has been depos-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-12

George f. Edmunds was the next
president pro tenn, 1SS3-S5; followed
by John Sherman, 1851. John J.
ingalls, served from 1887 to 1891 and
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-12

Shirts Toe. Done UP right Best
laundry work in town. Telephone
297. 4:4:2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-12
A Style for Every Individ
ual Man

The day when a single style was
made for men of all ages and all sizes
has passed. We make that individual
style of suitings that conform in style
making to each separate individual.
E,isenkramer the Tailor over Citizens
Bank Second avenue, corner Pine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-12

Henry +. Anhony, whose physical
resemblance" 10 Thurman WAS notable.
succeeded Wade as president pro TEN,
and served four Years. when he Was
succeeded by Matthew Hale Carpenter,
whom Julge Jeremiah S Black pro.
uounced Ne greatest LAWYER who ever
much of a judge of a lawyer, but | am
very nearly pursuadcd that Carpenter
was the greatest orator | ever heard.
His voice was peri g. he never raised
il above a conversational pitch. and
yet it was distinct to the occupant Of
the remoteSt niche Of the tarthset gal
lerv. and the music OF it was so seduc-
tive and the vocabulary OF his speech
SO simple, and yet so rich. thar to
employ the euolosy of Ben Johnson
pronounced Of Francis Bacon, Your
only fear was that he would make an
end. a."
About 1S72, or 1913, Congress per
petrated what was known as the sal
any grab My recollection is that
Carpenter supported ii; but some
weeks ago read a Very entertainin&
narrative about him in which it Was
asserted that Carpenter voted against
it. However, that may be- he defend
ed it en- the stump, and made a most
audacious speech on one OF the Wis
consin counties, then inhabited By
staid Puritans from New England, that
cost him his election. He was him
self a Nermonter, and in one OF the
first cases in which he was ever re-
tanned his adversary was Senator
George f. Edmunds.
Carpenter was a Douglas Democrat,
later War Democrat, later Yet Re
publican Had the South adhered to
Douglas, how different might have
been our history, Had the South not
gone rabid in 1S93-97. what a differ
ent story might be told. When the
South goes to Denver, next July,
she ought to put. the think cap in the
suit case. Tt will be needed
Thomas w. Ferry, OF Michigan, sue
ceeded Carpenter as president pro
tempore of the Senate. DOM Plat
declared that Dick Merrick a great
lawyer of that day, was the only man
in America who could wear chin
whiskers, shave his upper lip, and
stay virtuous He was writing OF and
concerning a certain chapter in Fer
rvs life at that time. We all recol-
lect what great big load OF respon-
sibility it was sought to put on Ferry
that he should count the vote In the
election of 1876. 1t was an absurd
proposition that the two Houses OF
Congress were to be convened GER
tain Thursday of February, 1876 Just
to look on while the president pro tenn
opened such certificates as he deemed
legal and counted the vote without
appeal from his decision. And yet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13
Set aber 60 Sahren

Idon murDe Wrs. WinsIom's 5ootb.
ing-Sprrp bon Miuionen bon Mut-
tern beim 3abnen Der @inoer amge-
menoet. @irit gu Inn 5hIafe bnrd
oas Gdreien zines &inbes geitort,
oas I'M 3abnen lit uno Dor 5dmeraen
peint? @enn 10, Iaife iofort cine
SIai9e bon nMrs. @inslotp's Sootb-
ing-Sprnp" boIen. Gein @ert tit
nnbeaabIbar. gs miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inberung beridof.
fen. @erIaBt en6 barauf, Miitter,
es lit fein 3peifel bariiber. IS BELT
9iarrboe, reglIiert ben Wagen mnb
oie Nieren, beieitigt @ino-aolif, er-
meibt BEN @armen, berbinoert gnt-
aiinoung uno itdrft Dos gar5e Sp-
item. vMrs. @inslop's Sootbing
Sprup" fir 5dbnen0e ainoer tit an
genebm im @eidmad; 6as He5ept
itammt bon einem Der 1eiten peibli.
den Mer5te in ben Ser. Staaten. gs
1T BEL aIen Druggiften in Der ganaen
@eIt gu baben. Breis 25 Gents per
SIaide. 2auft nidts an6eres aIs
nMrs. @insIotp's Sootbine Sprup.1
@arantfert unter Der 5000 ano
Drugs Site, 80. Stunt 1906, Serial
Wummer 1898.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13

genbeit, nno ib gebore ebeniognt Del
Somilie an pie ou -"
u@as id niemals beitritten babe
Sd bite bid mir Inn WaBigung."
SD meroe tie GIT bepabren nil
len, oblpobl meine 5eele fobt Dol
@mpornng, gntruitung uno @bi6er!
So, iie fodt ie fodt iiber. So
BIN auBer mir
Sic 1olte rubig orauBen blei
BEN" ipiiperte ggon @nna in oas
Sbr.
YauBer mir, uno oas lit besreif
lih. grnit tit faum eing~etroffen. il
bat err uns ou6 idon ben 5embano.
i9ub in oas @eii6t gei6leltoert -"
uSeboebmol6ub meint lie," miiper-
tie ggon. Mnnas leioenoer @eiibt5-
ausorud nabm ettpas @rotesfes on.
v9arf ih bid fragen, Sris," fubr
Sante &ifden fort, lid balb BON IL
rem Stnble erbebeno, lob OH bon
Der gintragune beines 8ruoers in
oas bieiige Sremoenblatt Noti5 ge.
nommen bait?"
(Tortfebnng foIgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13

einbiloeterL mir Oeutld-a merifoner
leien 10 o~rsnebmeno fling unb ge=
i6eiot, BOB mir allein aus Dem gro
Ben anlerifonii1en Golfe Sem Ding
auf Sen @runo bliden %fonnten, Iotl<
bern neil oieie 8elpegung lt6 1pe=
5ien gegen @epobnbeiten uno Sebens-
onidoanngen ridtet, Die uns in
Sleil6 nno 8lut ubergegangen 1ir1o
llno neil mir in Solge oelien Dor al
len oroerrl @Iementen Ser on1ertfo<
nii9en 8epolferung am @eniglten
@efabr loufen, bon iener epidemic
erariffen 51 peroen. @ir lino int=
mlr1, mie Ser %&unlta1sorl1d loutet.
Oieier @ufgobe miiiien mir n1s ober
audi minie unb germ unter5ieben nno
oen fali9en, ungeiunoen Woralitats-
beitrebungen entgegentreterl mo mir
MIR f0nne1. @or ollem miillen mir
ooraaf a6ten, oaB uns Die &ranfbelt
1i6t our1 einen BON ibr 5eriesten
uno ul1ter folider Slagge iegelnoen
S6ulunterrift ms Saus geidleppt,
ooB oie iiingere beranmadienoe @e-
nerotion nift bon ibr eraritfen mer=
Sc. l1ro mo 3ei6en oarauf bill=
oeuten ooB ii6 Die &ronfbeit IT.
genomo in unierm 9erei6 feltgeiest
babe, Ga miiiien mir nit gnti6ia=
oenbeit uno obne Hiidiidtndbme an
tire g%efdmpfults geben. Gin beion-
oers madiames auge miiilen mir ouf
uniere oeutiden 8ereine ltno oeut=
iden &ir6en boben. Sobalo ii6 in
ibnen eepiiie @eieunsen CUR aame=
rifaniiierune" 5eigen, oonn lit ge-
m0bnlid @efabr I'M 8er5uge. lno
.oestpegen lit zines Der better Wittel,
ui1s itorf uno fraftig gu Oieiem
&anpf gu maiden unO nns grfolg
gu beridaffen, bie grbaltung unie=
rer oeutiden Sprade. Nidt umionit
iagt Ser Dibter bon ibr
Oenn Der @eiit Ser 8ater
2ebt in ibnen fort
nnb oesbalb INNER uno immer mie=
Ser Der alte &ot:
gbrt Die oeutide Spra6e,
gbrt oas oeutI9e @ort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13
SIN Suni.

Ser Stunt tit ein SpmHterttpnb,
Wean lit bic Site idjpt getuDbnt,
Waan tpeif, es fann nift anbers fem
t1nb finbet itd) aud brtm barein.
W1am trinft ant Mberb ntft mebr beif,
Mud] Mittags nintmtt i1tatt See NIT Gts",
Salute ntt1rtt man gernc ait,
@enn man ie gut b~ereiten fanu.
Nitnntt ttait iein Wtabel Mbetbs aus,
Sp gebt man tttft in's Shamiptelbans,
SO tuir6 int WDnbifeim prpmeniert
ttn6 ite nit GtScrerte batrt tractiert.
Gin Gicnic fimbet aud tppl ifatt,
@enn's nift SIT piel geregnet bat,
Senn bic Natmr bert nidt @ennk
Wenn man int Senhten uanbeln mne.
gmd finbigt nns bic Giienbabm
Sebr bil'se Grcuriiunen an,
Nad) 2anba's Yarf, nad @alpeitpn
SGbrt mta ST. nieb'ren Hreiien idIpn.
Sp giebtis Gergnitgen ntander Mrt,
@enn man .iein 0elb ntdJt eben fpart,
ygSas fpmtnt's auf bic paar &rGten al" ,
Sp ruff int 2eihtfinn ntander Wann.
Spdj tper iplibe bleibt SIT 8aits,
Sir ben iiebt's aud mift tribe aus,
Gs iprst ia uniere neme iSeit
Sir &pmfurt nno Seaitemltdfett.
Gdeint bratfen audi bic SDnne beik,
Stets lit es fiibl, tuie ieber ueif:
Sprt tpD bic SadJer raid iih breb'n
9abin tann man sur Siiblmns seb'n.
Sn fii9ler Nnbe iitt man bier,
Sci ieinem 0laie 9pme star 8ter,
9as, ielbit 10 fiibl iuie Nprblanss Gis
@prtreffltfI nns ST murtben tuete.
@as fdeert ms batn bic Iplttif,
Die friest man 10 mie 10 balb bid,
9as Gins'ge, mas mir tuiiniden, lit,
Sas man has 6 II 9 t a + ME perruikt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13
lin letoemoe Tramen.
Gin fleiner gutter Stat iuirb manfem
Getoenben in Sun Mmtpntp
nut tl1m.

Seine sSrau fann geinno uno mol
Iein, tper1n Ste Nieren franf iino.
@iftitoffe, oie nit benz S6leim fort
geben, menn oie Nieren geiurtb iino,
bleiben inn &0rper 5lriid, tpenn oie
Nieren franf iino. Nieren un0 8lale
meroen ent5iinoet uno i6neuen an,
~beordngen oie ooneben liegenoen De-
lifoten peibli6en Srgarte nno oer<
i6ieben Tie nom1ogli9. Sizes lit bie
mirfIi9e l1ria6e bteler nieoeroriiden=
Ser S6mer5en, Sobmbeit, Giiden=
i6mer5, Seiteni6mer5 etc. l1rirper=
giftltng fiibrt ebenfans aopfmeb,
@6pinoelonf6Ie, Miioigfeit, Nerbo=
iitdt uno rbeumatii9e S6mer5er ber-
BET.
@enn STR 10 leioet, beriu6t Doans
Nieren-8ilen, oas Wittel, bas frartfe
@ieren fltriert. Snoem oie Nieren
better meroerl miro ii6 gltrer gu
ltono be1iern unb bie @einn0beit febrt
5uriid, menn oie Nieren eeiuno ge<
morOen iino.
Srou g. 81. Slice, COL @poming
@benlte, Gan Mntonto, Seras, iagt:
SD fann in Sen @orten BEG bo6iten
2obes bon 9oan's Mieren=8i1en ipre-
6en, uno es lit Elm 8ergniigen, iie
DEM Bublifum au empfeblen. Sic
beilten 8eibe, meinen Wann unb meis
ne So6ter, bon idtperen Salen bon
9ierenfronfbeit. 8eioe batten porber
anoere Mittel perin9t, aber iie fam
Sen feline grlei6terung, Big iie ii6
9oons @ierenzBinen peri6afften nno
iie gebrau6ter. 9ies mar Dor meb=
reren Sabren uno ieitoem boben mir
tie aae beltanoig empfoblen.
Gum 8erfauf bel alen Sanolerr.
8reis so Gents. Softer Wilburn
60, 8uffolo, Seem Dorf, aaeinige
@gerten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert Gll6 oes Namens =
Span - nno nebmt feline anoeren.
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MuerIei.

= Simmer mebr fommen mir in
Die beige Sabres5eit binein. 3upei-
Lem lit es ihon rebt mittiommerli6.
9ieienigerL Die Der 9ibe enteilen
fonner, baben entpeoer Die Staot
i9on berlaiien ODER MAIDEN ii6 reiie-
fertig nno balo miro es IN Der Staot
redt itin tperben. Mber es bleibt oo6
INNER ertrdgli6 bier uno tpenn man
oie @etterberi6te bon pielen an-
bern, ielbit noroliben Bldten lieit,
fam man li6 ia nod gliidli6 l4asen,
inn ybeiBen" Siioen 81 mobnen, Ser
uenisitens iebr a%ngenebme Nadte
bot.
0ie ginnabmen Der Sta6t Iino
auf beinabe cine Wilion Dollar ge-
ltiegen uno oas innerbalb zines Sab-
reg. Mber Die Sun1lMe finoet audi
8ermenonng. @ir farnen friiber NIT
$60O-$700,000 aus nno bon ben
100000 urb oariiber bleibt audi
nidts iibrig. Sreili6 ipadien NIT
BEN ginnabmen audi Die Musgaben
Ser Staot.
Die airdboffrage lit i9on iebr
baufig i'm Staotrat angeregt poroen,
ihon unter friiberen Mominiltrotio=
men, Fat aber ME ibre grleoigung ge-
fmnoen. l1no oo1 lit iie iebr ni6tig
fir 6ie staot. Die Soee, nod mebr
&irdhofe ilnerbalb Der Staotgren5en
gu etabIieren, lollte gail5lid fallen ge-
laiien merben.
Oie Experimentation am
@ol5pfIaiter, Die gegenipartig in Der
Mlonto Hla5a I'M @allge iino, ermei-
len iid als iebr praftiid. 9as 9fla-
tier fam nod auf Sabre binaus
0ienite tun uno Die ltnfoiten iino ge-
ring.
Die ebemaligen 9oli5iiten uno
5euernebrleute unter Der Holi5ei=
uno Seueripebr-&ommiiiion meroen
in oieien 9agen lire Salare nit Gin
len ousbe5ablt erbaIten, mofiir iie
oie Staot perflagten. SIS iino oa5u
i1 rubber Snmme $685. 900 notig, Die
in bent Budget fir ben 3med beleite
geiebt puroen.
Ser Snipeftor bes Yoit-Depar-
tements madt 0arauf aufmerflam,
oaB es NIT oen Seitenmegen in Der
Staot, nit ben Straben1hil0ern u1o
@ausnummern ibledt beiteat lit
uno bob, iperrt iliht balo Mbbiilfe ge-
idaffen miro, Die @blieferuns Der
8oitiahen in einigen Seilen Der
.Staot aufb0ren mag.
Die g. 81. Mafine & Slpplp
60. bat in gromn, M%tascoia gountp,
nie0er cine mooerne Gottongin-
Waidinerie i%nitaaiert. 9as County
getpinnt INNER mebr 4niieoler uno
Die 8aumtpolfltltnr oortlelblt bat
bereits groBe 0imeniionen angenom-
men.
Die beimiife SoteI-a ompagnie
bat mieoer einmal ein 2ebens5eihen
Don 1td] gegebeil. Gs be1Bt, ne mer0e
undbitens" nit Dem @au Oes Mil=
lionen-SoteIs Beginner.
Ser friibere 2ofomotipenfiib-
rer 8obert Gibbons, Sc Sabre aft,
~itiir5te auf Dem Seitenipee in Ser
2areoo-, nabe 9oloroia StraBe, tot
5u 9ooen. Gin Seraidlag bate iei-
llem 2eben Elm gn0e gemaht.
Observation-Disclosures
tauieno alapiere meroen jdbrlid IN
ben Ser. Staaten angeferti9t. lno
aif ieoem ~ein5elnen fam Ser @olser
aus Der v2uitigen @ittipe" berunter-
g~eleiert meroen. gntieblider &c.
0anfe!
Die geiten in Narfte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-13
Die @eiten i'm Narfte

uNadoem id ipegen hronii6er I'M
beroauIidfeit Is Sabre geooftert
uno iiber 200 Collars mtsgegeben
bate, bat nidts mir better gebolfen
als Or. Sings 9eue 2ebenspiaen.
Sd balte fie fir oie gelten, Die ie
perfauft p%uroen", i6reibt 9. S.
@pscuie bon Sngleii0e, %. s. Go
rantiert 5u baben BET 4bolpb 9reiB
uno 81. gobn & So. 25 Gents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-09

just passed we have had between
seventy and eighty serious accidents,
and in few, very few games, indeed,
have we been able to put our full
lineup on the field. 1 can readily
understand why evevy loyal Chicagoan
thinks so much of the Cubs. When it
looked darkest the players were
optimistic and full of confidence and
they have always believed that they
would win the National league flag
the third time in succession.
THE New York Giants have put up
a great fight, and Manager McGraw
and his men deserve the comm enda-
ton, good will and support of all loyal
New Workers. They fought US to a
finish, but in my judgment the better
team won. 1 am glad our victory
was a decisive one so that it can not
be ascribed to anything of a technical
nature.
Notwithstanding that we won
decisively from Detroit a year ago, we
feel that that team has been greatly
strengthened and that they will give
us hard battle for the highest hon
ors in professional baseball. We ex-
pect to win, but realize that we will
have to extend ourselves to the limit
in order once more to secure the
highest honors in the national game