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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-06

entoedten 8aarenlager 5ltipanoten,
tpuroen 1ie eingefreilf nno BON oeln
benahri6tigten @a6tmeiiter gum
8abnbofe eebra6t, mo fi6 Der Sn-
balt ibrer &udiade als 8ertlodell
aller Mrt ertpies, II. q. Elm Outeno
Serren= nno Damenubren IL ara=
tpatternabel, Sunoerte bon onoern
8iionteriepaaren uno gegen 400
Marf baares @elo. sud piele
ShluIiel uno ginbre6ermerf5euge
fanoen ii9 Dor. Die @inbreder lpur-
Sen nod 2iioenideio eebradt, no
1ie pernlutlib nod Elm altes &onto
gu beglei9en baben. sic nennen lid
Seirlmebanifer sssaguid aus Sanno-
Der nno Mesger 8ennemann aus
4oln. Oo Tie eine gln5abl falider
8apiere bel iid batten, iit ni6t iiher,
Oh Die Namen ribtig iino.
Das MMnbener Statiitii6e
slmt bringt eben intereliante 3u=
ianlmenltennngen iiber BEN geipalti=
gen 8ierperbraub in 9el1ti6lano
uno feline 8etpegung in oen lebieu
Sabren. sSn Miinhen ilt Der Bier
perbrau9en BON 1889 nit 525 2iter,
1906 auf 303 2iter, 1908 auf 270
2iter gelunfen. 0abei iinb Die 3ab<
len nibt perglei6s1naBig Der Bier
fonlu1n lpiirbe nod Der 8erebnungs=
peiie, oie 1889 angelpenbet puroc,
ii6 fir 1908 auf 2t4 2iter ite1en.
Sir Berlin iino Die entipre9enoen
3iffern: 1901, 24S 2iter; 1906,
215. greslon: 1900, 1852 2iter;
1906, 1875 2iter. Dresden: 1900,
220 2iter; 1907, 149 Sitter. geiirn-
berg: 1897, 356 2iter; 1906, 286
2iter. Gin umgefebrtes gerb1ltnis
pie oie beutlhen @roBftaote 5eigea
auffaaenoer Weiie Die groBen De
bietsteile oes Heihes mol cine
5olge beg iteigenoen @olltanoes Der
lanopirti9aftliben 8eooIferung Dor
Ser Mrbeiterbebolferling Der Stdbte
uno auh cine Solge Der gerordn=
gung Der Mil6nabrllng auf oern
2anoe ourb 8ier. Die entipre6en=
oen 3ablen iino: georooeutIbe
grauergen1einibaft: BreuBen Sad=
ien Ii. +. p.: 1902, 81 2iter; 1906,
SO 2iter. 8apern: 1902, 235 2i-
ter; 1906, 239 2iter. @iirttenl-
berg: 1902, 172 2iter; 1906, IT'S
2iter;; 8aoen: 1902, 1876 2iter;
1906, t61 2iter. @liaB=2otbrin-
gen: 1902, 83 2iter; 1906, SO 81
fer. Waan erfennt, bob Die gebaup-
tlingen Der 8rauereien bon einelr1
&iidgang beg 8ierfoniums ben Cot
iahen nibt entiprehen. sSm Sc
genfeil muBte Die SsSabresproouftion
an 8ier nidt nur entipreehno ser
3nnabme Der 8epolferung, lonoern
in boberen gerbdltnis iteieen. Nus
Der Miinhener Stati1tif ip1re nod
Ole itltereiiante Witteilung berporsu=
beben, 6ab fid in Wiinhen Die 3abl
Der 8ait- lno Sdanfpirt1baften leit
1900 trob Dem finfenoen 8ierfoa,
1ltn1 Inn Is b. s. bernehrt hnt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-06
Ger seplarte Sling nadJ be,n
9fpr1tpl.

Die 8ldne fir Die oeutide 2nit-
ihiff=@rpebition nod Dem georbpoI,
Die in &ieI Bel elmer @onferena
atpilden ben 8rin5en Seinrih bon
9reuBen oen1 @rafen Zeppelin llllo
oem Nrofeiior @ergeien beidlolier
poroen iit, beginnen bereits felte
@eitalt an5unebnen, oenn Der 5lr
gorbereitung bes l1nternebmens ge-
biloete grbeitsauslduB bot iid To-
fort an's Werf gema1t @enn li1t
uneripartete Sinberniiie eirttreter,
miro idon i'm Sabre 1910 elm Sep
peIin'ides 2uftldiff ieinen Suns
nod benz Noroen nebmen uno CUR
Sreuoe Der gsfimos iiber ben Sol
binfpegfliegen.
@raf Zeppelin mar 9lnfangs bon
Dem Hroieft nidt eeraoe beeeiitert,
oa er sloubte, baB bas 2ufti6iff
midtigere Mufgaben gu lofen babe
Gs gelang ieooh ieinem Greunoe,
Dem Brofeiior 8ergeiea, bon Dem
Die Soee aussebt, i'm fir oie Sade
| gu getpinnen. DAB Die expedition
einen boben piiienidaftIi1en @ert
boben miro, ielbft ipenn es nibt
gelingen iolte, ben Gol gu errei-
den miro allgemein anerfannt, ober
es feblt ou6 ni6t an mornenoen
Stinmen. Gin Sell Ser Irelle
meint, oaB man Der 2uftidiffaDrt
feline iibertriebenen 3iele iteden iolf-
te, oa ionit Die unausbleiblihen WsiB-
erfolge labmeno pirfen fonnten.
Yrofeiior Sergeiea, Der befonnt-
lid cine autoritdt auf Dem @ehiete
Der 2uftihiffabrt lit uno ielbit elmer
itarren lenfbaren 2uftbalon polr
3eppelin-9pp aus Sol8 bauen ldbt,
tritt nun auh fir Die pielfah te.
ltrittene 9ralIhbarfeit Der 4eroplone
fir nilitdriihe 3tpede elm. gr
tpeiit oarouf bin, oaB er BEL eincn1
glufitieg, ben er in porlester @ohe
BET ieiner 9fiidfebr bon aiel nil
Srpille @rigbt auf Dem 9enpelbo.
| fer 6elo unternabm, allf Der fobri
onrdJ Die Cuff einen 8rief an Der
Solptmonn b. Siloebrnno ifriet
uno bon Der Waihine berobfoller
lieB. Ser grief mar oeutlid lesbar
nno 5eigte, bob BON Der 5luertoidi,
ne aus cine 8eritanoieung nit Ser
ouf Der Groe gefinoIiden mogIid
/ 1T. Dos lit natiirlih i'm 8riege Dor
bohiter @ibtigfeit.
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@ieturia 9ipiiipm, 6. $. G g. u.

Mnfunft-
BOO. so2- -euero, gictoria, 7:so nadm
Mfabrt-
SO. 3o1-gnero. @ictoria. $50 bonn
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Sir 8eippbner

ber Malaria=@ =@egenben linb 9utt's
pillen unumsdnslid notbip,nbig, benn
oieielben balten bas 9pitem in geb6ri-
gem 3uitanbe unb iinb
ein abiolutes 9eilmitttl
fir Qopffhmersen. nnperbauli6teit,
Malaria, trdge Qeber, 9artleibigteit
iinb ale biliOien 2eiben.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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Goof nmo 9earp in 9e,ttidlanS.

SOle LuUClt ulI ppl-foCuID- D-otolt
troperle le gefiibrt miro, ergiebt iib ans
elmer pipdologiiden Stuoie oer Sol
niiden 3eituns; es beiBt oa: ~Ar1
Samilientii6 i'm giIenbabnabteil. in
Der &neipe unb auf oem Omnibus.
iiberoG ipre6en oie 2eute bon Bearp
uno @oof. SIM peltfernen 2anb=
itaotden idlagt Der 5tan1mgait, Ser
aae ieine aenntniiie aus oem lofalen
gldttden be5iebt uno bonn NoropoI
iopiel meiB, ols er eirmal 5ufdlig
in einem S6aufeniter auf Dem urn=
ldlag bon 9eanlens ysSSn Nabt nno
Sis" geieben bat frdftis auf ben
Gid nno be5eibnet Goof als
S6pinoldr uno Ole &openbagener
@elebrten. Die oo1 ettpas bon ser
Sade periteben nno oen &eilenoen
periOnlib gelproden baben, als be-
trogene 0un1mfopfe. Sein Nabbnr
oagegen nennt Hearp einen niBgiin-
itigen 8erlaumoer uno leert ieinen
Sdoppen auf oos @obl oes fiibner
gntoeders Goof. Man9n1al iest es
pielleidt einet beftigen perionliben
3anf; lDie biel leioenlhaftli6er Mir
De Der Streit erit iein, ipenn ni9i
gliifliderlpeiie beioe @ettbetperber
4merifaner ndbren! @etrn man
nun oieien @rorterllngen auf Sen
@runo gebt, 10 miro man in neun5ig
bon bunoert Sallen erfennen oob
es Den gfe6nern niht 10 iebr barunt
81 tim tit. oh Bearp ooer goof i'm
Ge6t 1T, ionoern barur1, oaB 1ie lelblt
gedt bebalten. Sin antiie1nitii9 an=
gebau6ter Wann gum 8eilpieI bat
geleien, oaB goof iiibii6er Mbiton.-
mung 1T, er legt, obne fih flor barii
ber 5u tperoen. alle Nabri6ten 5e
llngunlten Goofs ans, iiberrelet iid
belpuBt, bob oas. mas fir Goof
ipribt, geringere 8eoelltung babe,
uno glaubt enolih, nit poalter I'm
parteilibfeit gegen goof auftreten slt
fonnen. Gin onberer oogegen, Dem
pielleidt oas @eliht goof's IN elmer
iQultrierten 3eitung gefanen bat ooer
Der orrd irgeno einen anoeren De
benltnitano fir i'm eingenomrnell
moroen lit, berfabrt in erltgegenge-
lebter 8eiie; er fpridt 5ulebt nit
ebrlibem 5euer gu @uniten oieies
gntoeders. 8enn 2eltte bon unge=
fabr gleidem 9iloungsgraoe. Die lire
geabriften aug genau benleIber
anellen idopfen. gu gan5 peri1ieoe=
men grgebniiIen fonmen, 10 lit als
eriter InitoB ibrer neber3eugllng elm
untpihtiger, iid nlebr an oas @efiihl,
als on flare, perltdnonialGBige
aritif penoenoer Iunft gu bernlu-
ten; baben iie aber einnlaI lire lie
ber5eugnng geauBert, 10 iuden Tie
iie nit Der groBten uobieftipen" lin
ebrlibfeit ourd5ufedten. Die 6rage
miro ibnen eetpiiierlnaBen gu ether
perionliben gbreniade. $50 Sa9-
perltanoige 1dipanfen uno aauoern,
Do fino iie, Die 2oien, Die BON @rob-
meliung uno oersleiden feline Ab
nung baben, beinabe bereit, ibr @ort
81 berpfdnoen. Die grfobrung tit 10
alt Dob man fie faum nod beahtet
Nber lebrrei6 lit es trosoem, einnal
in elmer groBen @elellidaft itil 5u
beobadten, mie inerige Meniden si-
ner onrdaus obieftipen grorterllno
fobig iino, pie menise ibr Sd ben
Sotladen pollig uno obne rein aopo-
fotorii1e @niffe unteror1nen.
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Mnfunft-
SO. 9-9om Often. .7:35 oorm
SO. 7-Bem Often. ..... 800 1lnhm
30. 10-gI Bafo H. Beiten. 1870 t,adhm
Mbfabrt-
SEQ. 10-gl gaio IL. 8eiten. 1880 iladnn
SO. 10-Nad bem Often. .10:30 nabnl
SO. 8-Nad bem Often. 40 BORN
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Gin Idredlides sdjidlal abseiuenoet

SD tpdre burd einen boie!l
S6nitt on elmer &nieiheibe 5eitie-
bens elm &riippel getporben", ibreibt
Sranf Disberrp, &iliber, MiB, nob-
ne 8uflens Mrnica, ipel6e nit balb
furierte." ltnfebIbar fir @unben,
S6nitte urto Quetidungen, es fu-
riert bal6: 8erbrennrng, alte Sc
id)miire, 8ellIen uno Sa1tausidld-
ge. 9as bette MitteI fir Sdmorrbol-
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aonig gouaro bat oen Gre-
mierminiiter slsquitb ploslid) gu ii9
berufen. Wan glallbt, oaB er ieinen
ginfluB in Der Budget -@eIegenbeit
ausiiben min, Inn einen &onfIift gu
berht10ern.
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Or. Goof bat erfldrt ooB Die
Na6ri6t, er tpolle feline 9ofltmentc
5uerit amerifoniiden ipiiienidaitli-
den @eie1idaften porlegen, falid let.
@r merbe iie unbeoingt 8uerit
ser &openbagener l1niperiitat unter-
breiten
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Yur ya8b.gatiDis.

ep lit bic fd5ne Sasb+saiipn
gsnn enblidJ angebrDhen,
So fremt ii6 jeber Nimrpbsip1n
Wtit bem td1 mod geiprpd1en.
GUAR tits mid)t ,nebr su mmi'rer 5eit
@ie in ben nlten Eagen,
$50 man In Ee1as, tpett nnb brett,
Gpnnt' mad 8elieben jasen.
9a gab's mod feime Namdem, bic
Weit Stadlelbrad]t nnttpmnben,
@prin bas @ilb, iptuie bas gieb
'gte 3nflmhtsftatt gefnnbem.
Ser Sager fan6 Ser Bemte piel
Nn Hmtern, S5tridben, 8aren;
9as Sagen tuar Elm &inberipiel,
Maan bramht's ntdjt s,t entbebrcn.
9ent' iiebt es freilidb anbers aus,
Wean barf's 10 ntdJt ntebr treiben,
@er fefne 3t5ens nabm berauS,
Der ntmk TIM GDmntD bleiben.
9pdj mar ein 1lebeIitanb babel,
DIT mufte Surit man leihem,
Mn ettuas NaiIem, mas es iei,
&unnt' iid) bic &ebr ntdjt tuetben.
Wsan tranf oft, pbne baF man grplli
SeIbit gSaifer aus ben Siimpfen,
@er bent ST. Gage 10 mas ipllt',
Der tat bic Ssafe riinpfen.
9pd bentsutase tpirh beitimutt,
Waan ME 10 ttef mebr firfen,
User einem Sasbsmg itnternimmt
Der iprst aud fir bas Srinten.
9as AIamp 8ier tit befanrt,
Sas bette 8ier itt Slafdjen,
Drum fiebt man and) gans nnnertuani
Die Sager banad baffen.
Sp lit bas Sasen aud mod bier
@ergniigen nnermeiIen;
9as 4famp 8ier, rat id Dir,
Sabei nidJt ST pergeiien.
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Sci elmer grploiion in elmer
Mine ser @ellington gollierp Cont
panp auf Ser Sniel 8ancouber iino
oreibig Mann um's 2eben eetonl-
men.
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ASIberr Som Norben. -. .7:30 PORN
SO. 241-9ouiton etc. $3.50 oorm
Nbfa1rt-
No. 4-Na6 bem Noroen. .7:5O BORN
.Slber" "-Nn1 benz Norben. 900 nadnn
No. 244-6ouifon etc. -. 1915 nathn
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GrGiioent Soft iit 9ienitag il
San Srancisco eingetroffen.
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9otidafter @bite in garis
miro BON ieinem stnt 5uriidtreten.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-02-08

TEN MET THEIR DEATH
And Others Are Fatally Hurt as Re.
suit of Lodging House Fire In
Manchester, England.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Manchester, Eng, Feb. S.-Ten peos3
pie are dead and numbers of others
are fatally injured as the result of al
fire which destroyed a Grosvenor)
street lodging house this morning.
Three hundred men were asleep I'M
the house when the fire was discover
ed. A panic ensued among the in4)
mates when the alarm was sounded
and many of them jumped from
the roof and from windows. Most of|
the deaths are due from fractures suss
tanned in jumping from the building.
Few escaped some kind of injury.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-02-08
JAPANESE LEGISLATION
Gets Hearing This Morning-Presi-
dent Attended Conference.-The
Decision Announced.
to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Washington, D. c., Feb. S.-A house.
conference was held at the White
House this morning. The presidents
Secretary of State Bacon, Assistant
Secretary OLaughlin, Senator Flint
and Representative Kahn Of Califori'
mia were present The conference
discussed japanese legislation at:
some length, but whatever decision;
was reached, if any, was not made
public.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-02-08
INDICTED FOURTEEN TIMES.
Old Government EmpIoye Indicted
For Embezzlement, Etc.
to the Herald

Special to the Herald
Guthrie, Okla, Feb. SIS. M. Nc
Gowan of DeGrass, Kansas, has been
indicted on fourteen counts by the
federal grand jury for alleged misap-
preparation of funds and embezzle-
ment while manager of the Indian
school at Chollecco, Okla. MCGOWAN
is one of the Oldest employees in the
Indian service.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-02-08
FINED SUPERINTENDENT.
Of the Arkansas State Penitentiary
For Violating Injunction-The
Convict Question.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Little Rock, Ark, Feb. S.-Chancel
lor Martineau today fined Superin-
tendent Pitcock of the Arkansas peni-
tertiary five hundred dollars for vio-
lation of an injunction issued to pre-
vent the superintendent from remov-
ing convicts from the plants of the
Arkansas Brick company Pitcock
locked himself inside of the peniten-
tiary for four days to prevent papers
being served on him in the case.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-02-08
sTHE LEMP DIVORCE SUIT
Creates Much Interest In ST. Louis.
Custody of Little Son a Feature.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Stl Louis, Mo-, Feb. S.-The divorce
suit pf Mrs. William ]. Lemp against
her brewer husband began this morn
ing and is creating much interest
among large circle. The custody of
the little son of the couple is said to
be the ground over which the chief
legal fight will be made Witnesses
from many cities have been summon
ed in the case.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-02-08
i PRESENTED A WATCH.
Wireless Telegraph Company Gives
Operator Binn a Token.

Special to the Herald.
E Liverpool, Feb. S.-Captain Sealby
and Operator Binn of the wrecked
Republic reached here this morning
on board the Baltic and were given a
warm welcome by big crowd Binn
was presented with a handsome and
valuable gold watch by the directors
of the wireless company
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-02-08
AGAINST AsIATlcs
Holding Realty In the State of Ore.
gon-Such Bill In Preparation.

Special to the Herald.
Salem, Ore, Feb. Sit is an
nounced today on what is be-
lieved good authority that a bill is
now under preparation to be present
ed to the Oregon legislature prevent
ing Asiatics, including Japanese, from
acquiring realty holdings in the
state.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-02-08
81, and Greater Palestine -EIection 23rd
FIREMAN WAS KILLED.
Fifteen Passengers Injured In an
Illinois Central Passenger
Wreck This Morning.
Eial to the Herald.

Miss, Feb. S.-An Illi-
Central passenger train, running
minutes late, was derailed in
Of the station here this morn
II daylight. Fireman Senton was
4 outright, and an unknown pas
er was so severely wounded that
rs since died. Engineer Burnett
Ialso badly sealded. Fifteen pas
6rs were injured more or less.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-02-08
TAFT AND THE MAsoNs.
Believed the President-Elect Will De
cline Augusta's Offer.

Special to the Herald.
Atlanta, Ga, Feb. S.-Taft will not
become Mason at sight is the belief
here. 1t is thought he has refused
the honor rendered him by the Angus
ia lodge, because he wanted to join
the same lodge to which his father
belonged. 1t is believed he will ac-
cept the Ohio offer.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-02-08
GOVERNOR WILL ACT
If the Effort to Lynch at Houston
Miss, Is Carried Out. M
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Jackson. Miss, Feb. S.-Governof
Noel is informed today that the
threatened lynching at Houston ha|
not taken place. The governor
recommended a special
court quiet the d !| l. Z
told the sheriff that be wonId
troops there if the threatening attn
tude of the people became more pro
nounced.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-02-08
People Still Panicy.
Snecial to the Herald.

Dayton Ohio, Feb S-The panic
following the discovery of the body of
Miss Elizabeth Fulhart is still I'M
abated. The police today say they
have absolutely no clue as to the iden-
tity of the slayer The people are
still anxiously awaiting any good
news.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-02-08
REPUBLICANS IN ROW
he Anti-Japanese Legislation In
California.
to the Herald.

q to the Herald.
Famento, Cal, Feb. S.-The Or
Ition men in the republican par
today denouncing Senator Per-
|or urging the anti-Japanese leg
d at the same time he failed
port the idea of a bigger navy.
criticism on this
is finding many supporters
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-02-08
HING AND QUEEN LEAVE
i Today For Berlin to Visit
the Emperor.
to the Herald.

don, Feb. S.-The king and
today for Dover, where they
board the royal yacht Alexan-
Tor Calsis, en- route to Berlin,
they are to be the guests of the
Fpr. The visit is said to be I'M
zen by the king and queen after
diplomatic excuse had been
lpned, none of them placating
lermans.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-02-08
THINKS TAFT WILL ACCEPT.
Grand Master Hoskinson of the Ohio
Masons Tells of Plans.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Feb. S-All of our
arrangements are made and there will
likely be no slip-up, said Grand Mas
ter Hoskinson of the Ohio Masons to.
day, regarding the matter of making
President-elect Taft a Mason at sight.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-02-08
SAN JAcIMI0 PARK
n 81 IA Dallas to Have
III Pierce Oil Fine Applied
to This Purpose.
to the Herald.

4 AZ to the Herald.
las. Texas, Feb. S.-A movement
5tarted here today to have the
1egislature use the money of the
Hrs Pierce fine to establish a
A state park on the San Jacinto
tletield, on the Buffalo Bayou, near
aSton.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-02-13


She disappeared Dec. 20 according
to her sweetheart Albert Wi1kie, who
has been arrested ON suspicion, but
who declares his innocence.
If the murder and crime occurred
Dec. 20, it followed by week later
that of little Mary Forscrner, who
was found dead in field, death be-
ing the result of fend's work.
The police believe that both were
killed by the same man, the Jack.
the Grabber," who has terrorized
Dayton for the last few weeks.
Women have been grabbed in day
light little girls molested and saved,
probably from death by the timely ap
proach of men, and recently the po-
lice chief advised parents to keep
their girls off the streets at night and
have them escorded in the daytime
until the mysterious man was found
The body of Miss Fulhart showed
evidences of violence The features
were almost unrecognizable. A bur-
lap enshrouded the upper portion of
the body.
Many bruises were on the face.
The girl left her aunt's home in
the morning in her search for work
and expected to return before noon,
and the fact that she failed to do so
indicates that the crime was commit
ted in the broad light of day, the
girl having been enticed into the va
can't house and there murdered.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-02-13
Slieriffs Make Report

The following sheriffs and tax col
lectors have made settlements with
Auditor Capdeville for taxes collect
ed during the month of January: j
I. Scogin, Morehouse, $1,753.62: I'll.
w Lindsey, st. Helena, 1,965.45; j.
w. Taylor, Union, S3,71S.80; Louis
Gontenot, Acadia, s7,995.95; Edgar
Aucoin, Assumption, $4,232.72;
Keete Lockett. Red River, $1,105.-
.66;-C. NJ. Fitzpatrick, Rapides, $12,-
273.5S; ]. F. Edwards, Bossier, $21,-
005.26; 0. p. Clement, Webster,
S5,565.22; J. w. Walters, Catahou-
la, $5,3S1.05; Z. E. Nunez, st. Ber-
nard. S1,522.14; Jas. Beary, La
fourche, S13,139.29; E. C. Henson.
Ascension, $40, ,49204; w. G. Ran
dolph, East Baton Rouge, $12,516.-
5S; Louis Lacoste, Lafayette, ST.
931.S9; Paul Berthelot, ST. James,
$10,297 .05; w. T. Peterman, st. Ma
ry, $15,499.34; Adam Boudreau,
Vermillion, s3,10S.61, and e. G. Beu-
ker, Pointe Coupee, S7,927.S1.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-02-13
Erroneous Report.

The report contained in the daily
papers relative to the origin of the
fire which occurred in the Napoleon
Vile Christ church was erroneous.
1T was stated that the fire started
from q defective fue OF the large fur
mace. This is wrong. The fire was
set by spark which fell on the
roof of the building. The report
concerning some damage being done
to the painting going on in the build
ing was also not correct, as the in
side of the building was not damaged
In the least. The members of Christ
church are making arrangements to
give a benefit dance and super in the
next few days TO raise funds for
new roof for the building.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-02-13
Organize Truck Growers,

A strong move is on foot to or
ganize the BreauX-Bridge Farming
and Truck Growers Association. The
purpose is to interest all planters
In raising early vegetables and ship
to Chicago, Kansas City, ST. Louis,
Houston. New Orleans, Baton Rouge
and other points. Several energetic
citizens and farmers have already
demonstrated the practicability of
shipping to advantage early vegeta-
bles. In fact, the land here is adapt
ed to raising the finest of all vegeta-
bles, and has railroad connection
East and West, and with the early
completion of the Breaux Bridge
Baton Rouge extension will have a
quick outlet North and South.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-02-13
HANCMAN'S day march 5.
Eight Men Will Be Executed
i'm the State.
SLAYERS OF RAILROAD CONDUCTOR
Are Among the Number to Stretch
Hemp. Infants Freeze to Death
During Recent Cold Spell
From Lack of Cover.

Friday, March ), will be hang
amn's day in Louisiana, and eight
men-the largest number to be exc
cuted on one day within the recent
criminal records of Louisiana-will
be hanged. There Will be hanged in
] West Baton Rouge parish, Wallace
and Ben Jones, who two weeks ago
killed Conductor Hall, of the Texas
ana Pacific railroad, and we're con-
yicted last week, and Charles Davis,
who killed Guard Boatner, of the
State Penitentiary, last September.
Sheriff Parker and Clerk Gwinn, CALI
ed on Governor Sanders this week,
and the signed the death warrants OF
two Wallace brothers, on the certifi-
cate of the Clerk of the Court that
the three days grace allowed to
make an appeal to the Supreme Court
had passed and no motion for an ap-
peal had been made. Three will be
hanged in West Baton Rouge parish,
two in Madison parish, one in Cal
Cd6lCu, out III JSllCl sun anu OH6 Ill
ST. Mary. The death warrants for
all fix the date Of the execution for
Friday, March 5. Sheriff Reed, of
Calcasieu, will hang Charles Madi-
son, who was convicted of criminally
assaulting Sidonia Kelly, on Sept 26,
1908. Sheriff Sever, of Madison par
ish, will hang Jim Collier, convicted
of the murder of John Harris, on
August Is, 1908. He will also exc
cute Andrew Washington, convicted
Of killing .Malissa Washin gton, on
Sept. II, 1908. Sheriff Marero, of
Jefferson, will break the neck of Will
lie Williams, who killed William
Brooks at Harvey, on Apr;l IS. 1908.
st. Mary's Sheriff, w. Z. petcrman,
IS commanded to hans Jack Rattle,
who murdered Nary N.;Coy, Oct II,
1908