davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-23
sesas.

4us 9eeos miro eeneloet, ooB
Die 9rairie-Geuer, sbie bort mabrell0
Der lesten biel5ebt, Gage gebranllt
baben mno ei,l greal BOZ, 100000
afern beriuiiitet babet1, seloiht iino.
81. Der @egeno bon gopob, Marfa
un6 Moratbon bremen Die 9roirieu
sur 3eit ieoof) nod ifnlner.
Die nanigbt Genlpldrs" ha.
ben ioeben in gl Holo elm Cor.
cIaue" abeebalten. Das nadite Sa5r
per6em iie in Souiton suian,anen-
fon1mel. Gum nMigbt glnincnt
@rano Commander" tpur6e $. 81.
Carpenter bon 81 Haio ertp6bt.
Sim i. lulo 2. Septeinber ioll
i'll alpine Elm iogenannter nDrD
Garmilg gongreB" obgebalten ires-
ben. III benz iiber ben yGrD sSar-
ming" -Bro5eB geiproden unb cine
Organiiation 5ll Stanbe gebradt
tperoen foll.
Gin Haiiagier5ug li,o ein
6rad)taug Der geros & Seem Orleans
gabn rallnten in Ser ge1be Der 9ta-
tion Wobl, einiee Meilen n0rbIib
bon Wacogoobes, aufommen. Der
3uianmenitoB NOR nidt itarf eenug,
Inn Die 3iige bon Dem @eleiie su
merfen, bod murbe trosoenn aient-
lid biel Sdaben anserihtet. Meh-
rere Yailagiere iuuroen nerIest, ON
Sdlimniten Der Sunge, Der bic ;3ai-
tllngen alf Dem 3uge perfanfIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-23

polo BON 9apern attabiert lperben
miro. 9lud miro es fir rnoglid gee
balten, baB Die beioen anoeren lenf-
Barren 2uftidiffe, Ser nGroB" nno
Der uTarienal", auf Der anoeren Sci
te beidaftigt merbelt ipelhe aus Dem
Ill baperiiden 4orps uno be!lt
XIV. 6aoiiden &orps belteben, l,l-
fer Dem 8efebl BEG Generals 8.
SSnf. b. Bod uno Bolah.
Ssn Oeiterreid miro eine fabrit
fiir lenfbare 9uftl6iffe gesriinbet,
Die, nit auBerorbentIi1 gutter teh-
nii6er lu1o pefuniarer 5inoierumg,
oa5ll beitinlmt iein loG, Dem 9teihe
cine abtllngeebietenbe Stellung auf
Dem @ebiete Der 2uftif)iffabrt au er-
obern.
= Cine GepeiAe aus Wlaorio
.meloet: g8ie getneloet ipiro, bate
Der neulihe 8ei,ld Moret y Yrenber.
gait's in Bortugal Den 3lped, airi-
i6en &onig Manuel BON HortugaI
uno 9rinaeIfin Maria Del 9ilar bon
gapern, elmer gouiine bes &oiligs
@lfons BON Spanien. eilc &eirat 5n
Stanoe 81 brinaen.
= Der ourd feline grfolge m.f
Dem @ebiete Der Sunfettelegrapbie
ausge5eidnete 0ireftor bes eletfro.
te6niiden 2aboratorilllns all Der
9edniihen Sodihule s,t gbarloiten.
burg, @ebeilner gtat Brofelipr Sla-
BIZ, feiert in ilgenolider 5riId)e lei.
men 60. @eblirstag. 9lnldBlid Der
6eier ipuroen Dem Subilnr grobur.
tiee @brungen ieiters Der Sodibule
|rno Der lluioeriitat, bon Bribatper-
ionen ino &orporationen gu tell.
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Sateta, tttcbt 2Sorte.
Die 8eipobner bon Sun gntpaio lla=
ben abiolnte geiueiie bon Sa-
ten st 6nmie.

9eidt 8orte, ioi1oern Gotten be.
meiien eas tuabre 8eroienIt.
Die Soten bon 9oon's geiererl
gillen
Sir geierenleioenoe in Gan PITT
tonic
Saben ibalen einen Iofalen @uf
peridnfft.
Ser Belpeis liegt IN oeln 3euenis
bon Beipobnern San Mntonio's, Sic
gebeilt prroen i,tlo eebeilt geblieben
itno.
Mrs. s. 8. 6elton, 600 s(penuc
6, Son antonio, Eeras, iaet: 2ange
3eit fit ib an geieren- ltno gIoIen-
leioen. Gin idarfer Sdmer5 in
meinem 8iiden bra1te mid 3utuei-
len 5nr ger3peiffung nno in SoIge
oeiien fnnllte id, mid, no9oem id
mid gebiidt batte, faum oufridtei.
Sd batte an6 ShninoeInnfGne ll1o
fiiblte mid balfig rebt f6tpad.
Da mnrben mir 0oan's Nieren Eil=
len 10 iparm enlpfoblen oaB i9 mir
5ulest eine Sbadtel bapon in Ser
8erar Drug 60. faufte uno fie au
gebrauden begann. Sd fiibIte mid
idon nab ben eriten poar 9oiel
beiier uno in perbdltniBmdBig iebr
fur5er 3eit lieBen Die S9neraen
bollltanoig nab. Oies ipar Dor iiber
einen Sabre ,nb ieitoen bin ib boil
allen oiefen 2eioen frei gebliebe,r. Sd
babe Doan's geieren Billen elmer
salt5en g(n5abl bon 8erlonen em-
pfoblen, lnlb es iin6 mir perihieoelle
Salle befaltnt, mo ii1 Die 2ente bieIe
8ilen in Der 8erar 0ritg So. per-
ifofften lno nit ben beiten Nelllta=
ten annanoten. Sd eebe oieIe3
3eugnis germ IN Der Soffnung, oa5
es gum Musen BON anoeren Niere,'=
letoen6en iein mag"
Gum 8erfauf BET alien S1nolern.
9reis so Gents. Soiter-MiIburn
So, Buffalo SEEM Sort, alleinige
@genten fin oie Ser. gtaoten.
@rinnert gud oes Nanens -
9oans = l,no nebmt feline a1oerelt.
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sSu 8ufiifdBolen uno @Gii-
sieli, Ser polniihen Bropir5 Deter
reih's, iit cine @emegung I'M @on-
se, bas @eo1ftnis Ser mnlanglt in
GaIiforrtieR peritorbenen polllilden
Sdauipielerin @elene Mooiesfo ii,
beion6erer @eiie 5u ebren. sSn War-
id)ait foG cine groBe @eo61f1liBfeier
ltnttfinoen lino fpdter elm Stollo-
bilh Der &iinitlerin i'm SOBER oes
Warihauer Ebeaters aufgeiteIt, fer
lner elm Mooiesfa=Sono fir iunse
Sdauipieler etabliert tperoen. Wfan
bentiibt iib aiih, @elber fir Die nc-
berfiibrllng Der 2eibe nod @ar-
idau nif8ubringen uno Iollten ores
Die 8eboroen erlauben, cine grebe
9eiiesungsfeier 81 peranitaIten. Die
Sade lit ieooh probler1latiib, Sic
4inltlerin ipar Dor mebreren ssah-
ren aus HuBlan6 ausgenieien ipor-
ben. gpentuea ipiiroen- ibre @ebei-
ne in Rrafau, Der alten golisilhelt
Saliptitaot, mo Srau Mobjesfa ibre
este eessftte sSsttsssse';S nerlebte, beitattet lper-
ben.
Sn ben &reiien Der 8erlincr
@elo- uno @eburts.Mriftofratie 1T
man entiest: Srou ssomes 8leih.
rooer, Die @ottin zines Der befannte,
ltsn Miaion1re Ser Meidsbaupt1taht
nno emit gefeierte iShallipielerin,
1T perihipunben, un6 atpar, i.ie
ssrau 5ana es baben ipilI, in @eica-
id,ai. zines Diplomaten, oes 5efre.
t6rs elmer iiioamerifanii1en &c,
iollotidaft. Dos Baar ioa iid ,ed)
@om sepanbt baben. ssrau 8leid,-
rooer ioll cine eeraoe5u fabelboite
8eloiumme uno SupeIen Die ebcil.
fals eiil 9ermogen repraient;eren
nitgenomnen baben.
= Or. 2uopig 6liloa, Ser ipol.
befannte 9ramenoi9ter, bot Elm
nelles 2llitipiel pollenoet, ipel6es sen
9itel ,Oas grenpel" fiibrt. Die err
ite guffiibrltng Der NooitGt iuiro in,
Serblt Dor iid geben.
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gurbereitnnsen sm,m &arnebal.

@tr feiefn bter ben GarnepaI
gVte'S nnS beliebt, tn iebett syaA,
Wir frngen gar ntdt mad Der Seit,
gStr feiern, iuenn mir iinb bereit.
Went es ntd5t paFt, baF eS 10 iei,
Den laffen rnbig mir babel,
Gr fpptte tttr, 10 nfel ct mill,
neber 'nen &arn'nal int Mpril.
@enn 6amm TINS ein Bebant ertlart,
9ak bier bas @prt tptal perlehrt.
Sak es upom Gletid fetn Mbfdieb" let,
9as TT nns gdn5lid einerlei.
gStr feiern eben bier Elm sSeft,
60 ihbn, ,uie's iif5 MIR feiern Iait,
gpl 9eiterfett, bpa Hrmnt nnS 9radt,
goa 2mF ant Sag, bis tn bic Nadbt.
Gin Sober, ber iidj San Mnton'
Snt sSeftge,uanb betrad3tet ibpn
@eik mas es babet bieten fann,
Srnm fpnntt sum Set aud Sebermanlt
tln6 tuer ba fpntnt, bet fiiblt besliidt,
st nDn oent, iuas CT tte5t, ent5i6t.
Setn patriptifd] Sera ertun6t
Ue1pneers pet oer Slamen1wlamf.
Wenr, tpas bas Mnse iiebt, man preiit,
Wia man aud ettpas fitr ben 0eiit,
Tim anf5nfrifdjen bas @enttit,
SaS idum bnm btelen S6amen rniib'.
9ann fud)t eud einen Mblen Drt,
Sbr brauht nid)t tueit am geben fort,
Sprt lakt end1 nie6er, frnnt nnb frpb,
8ei einem 5laidden Mlamp.
Sas friidt end auf, bas tut endj gut
nno gtbt sum iuetteren Shanen Mat.
Gs gibt benz 9eiit Glaftitat,
Die ieoem Merger ,uiberfte6t.
Gs stbt .uel gar nidts in Der @elt
9as bteiem 4ier bic Stanse balt,
9as ID a nj . q ter" lit befannt
ais SprsenbredJer bier ST 2anb.
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Nir ,uieberbpIen,

oaB Sunt's Cure ben 2eiben6en ieit
iibcr fiinf8ebn Sabre Dienite geIeiitet
bat. Sbre Miliion iit, Soutfronfbei.
ten alt beilen, beionoers foIhe lni1
iudenoen Shmer5en. Sbr grfolg
riibrt ni6t bon Der Heflame Der, fon-
bern, iueil fie Die @rbeit sriinolib
beiorgt. Cine Sda6tel boa beiIt co.
rontiert ireeno einen GaII.
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@orte. bei 6emcm bie Geele friert

uSbr Sobn Bot S6ipiroiu1t. Der
Saa lit boffnungsIos" iagten 5tpei
erfabrene 9ler5te 5li Geo. 6. Blebens
einem &nuflnanl in Springfielo. g
6. Damn aeigte ii6 Die tputoerbarg
&raft BON Or. Sings Seem Discoberp
Had 8 @oden NOR Ser Botient BOZ.
Zig bergeiteIlt. 1lnfeblbar BEL gutter
uno @rfdltungen, 6as iiherite Mitiel
fir fdnere 2uugen-Rranfbeiten. sc
Gts. unb $1.00. 3ufriebenbeit garon.
tiert. Hrobefla5d,e frei
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,gie6cr iterbe,1, 9pftor.

olsa1Ieille 5iibe bertieren,1 : iogte ".
8 Bingham bon Brinceton, ss1.,
als Die sler5te linn oiele 4Iternatipe
in eirte san @ongrene itellteil.
Damn braubte er @udIens Mrnico
5albe, unb muroe pollig eebeilt. sic
furiert gacena, Sieberblaien, @eu.
len, gratoipunoen unb tS6lnorrboi-
ben. % gts. bel allen Druggilten.
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Texas Stats Land.

Ser Staat bat Niuionen Qder 2anb
5u berfaufen. $3.50 Bis $500 per Ider,
mn elm pier5isitel baor. 3eit in 40
Sabren 5ablbar, orei gro5ent SinIen.
Nilr $500 fir 100 Ider su $500 Der
4der. 8efte @eIegenbeit 8utes ssnrrns
lamb. 96idt 80 Gents fir 1909 Rad,
tpeis<8u1. neues GtaatsaeSeb unO
8ei1reibuns beS 2anbes. s. &. Gnpoer
Ghool 2nr,b 2ocotor. lit 8. Ctr, Gus
tin. 9eras. 9aeferena, Guftin 9ational
8onf
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= Der auf Der &eiie bon Nelu
gorf na6 Sambllrg begriffene San,-
burg slmeritoniide Oampfer .ane-
rifa", lief neulid bel slltenbru6,
uabe ser glbbenriinoung, auf oe,l
Strano. I'm A ltbr geadmittogs
eelang es ben S6leppern i'm pieoer
ab5l,bringen unb er ieste inter eiae-
mem 0nmpf Die 5abrt nod Somburg
fort
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bod glaubt nlan oen beiben Snoipi-
o,len auf Der Sur 81, iein.
Sll Der Q. & M. Mine hei
SopGiit, Wo, iullrben ,nebrere Mr-
better perldiittet. 3tuei lpuroen io-
fort getotet, Die onoern fat man mod
lebeno ails 0eui @rabe 6erousapEuft.
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JreS. StaffeI, 3t9 Oit.gomneree
Strake. Stride Sdmereien fir @or
ten rno Selo. Sen, Safer, aorn
etc. Meoioin fir Bferbe, 4iibe unb
Siibner. Snfubatoren iu,o grutmo.
i6inert.
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= Der 8etrieb auf Dem 8olieo
3weig Der Soutbern 8acific 9o6n,
Der Die 9abnitrede bis nod Der
Staot qequila berl1ngert, miro am
25. QpriI beainnen.
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Sreitog, ben %. a(pil. aonioIioier-
te 9obp. .9lusitelluns am Nahmittag
ino Mosfenbon ON glberb.
Sanitog, oen "a. April 9orne.
oolstoa nit Wosfenfreibeit.
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g. u. & q. g. gabm.
g.. $. & g. u. (Saupt-2inie).

Gt,firlft
Np. 9-8om Often. ..... 1875 BORN
SO. 7Wom Often. 800 nadlln
No. 1O-el Rafo II. 8eiteu. 1870 na1in
Mbfabrt-
gso. 10-Gl Raio II. 8eiten. 1880 udc6m
No 10-Ndb benz Often. 1920 1nabn1
No. 8-Ra6 bem Often. .11:40 BORN
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gietOria 0ipifiom, 9. S. e g. u.
Mnfunft-
Moo. 9l 3o2-enero. @ietoria. 7::3o na6m
Mbfabrt-
80. 301-guero. 8ictoria, $3.50 bonn
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@. s.. G :. Balm,

No. 4-Nad oem 9oroen. 1870 porrr
sSlber" r"-gla6 benz Nor6eu 100 na1nt
sfo. 244-6onfton etc. 1915 nafnr
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When a store uses but q small:
amount of space In its ads. It is COM
strued to mean that Its message u
small and unimportant.
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Person! ais
81. p. 8.
People You Know
Who. They are and
Where They Are


Miss Lena sinsel spent Sunday with
relatives in Grafton
Mrs. A. G. Martin and Mrs. A. T
Roberts spent Sunday at the Loeb
Lynn Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Moll have re
turned from two weeks visit to Pitts
burg, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto
and other points in Canada.
Misses Minnie and Nellie Amons,
of Rymcr, are the guests OF Mrs
Thomas Wilson.
Gilbert John. of Jackson. Miss. is
the guest of his mother. Mrs Lou
John. on Quincy street.
Mrs. Caroline Hougn and daughter
Miss Josephine. are the guests OF rel
atires in ClnrksburE. Miss Hnugh Is
en- route home from n visit to Cairo.
Porn. on Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Jackson. of Maple avenue. son,
Rev. and Mrs. ]. S. Robinson return
ell yesterday from visit TO relatives
in Grafton.
Miss Amy Eliason. who has been
travelling In Pennsylvania for the Sue
cess Publishing Company. has return
ed to ner home In this city.
Miss Adaline Johnson has returned
to Fnirmont TO resume her duties ms
teacher I'm the public schools. Miss
Johnson spent n part OF her vacation
OH the Pacific coast.
DR.. Orvillc Howard. OF uniontown
Pa. spent Sunday with his brother
DIR. l.. ID. Howard.
Miss nellie nonley has returned
from n visit nj MI. Morris. Pa.
Mrs. Z. +. Hartley and children
have returned from weeks visit with
relatives in Bucyrus. Ohio.
Mrs. Rcitz and daughter. Miss Mary,
have returned from a several weeks
visit with friends In Oakland ana Mt.
Lake Park. Md.
John Mulvehill returned last night
from n trip to Canada and other points
Attorney George w. McKfbbln, oil
Elkins. was n business visitor In the
city to-day. Mr.. hlckibbin Is one oil
the promising young men In the State
Rev. H. G.. .Stoctzer Is here to visit
Mrs. John j. Brown. He has just re-
turned from attendance mt some nota'
bic conferences which were held nj
Winonn Lake and expects to go to his
home Mt FaIrmont6on Friday. Mrs
Stoetzer has been spending The sum-
mer ilere.-Morsantown Dominion.
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w, VA. WELL
REPRESENTED
AT GOOD ROADS CONVENTION
AND IN LIST OF OFF,
GERS CHOSEN.

CUMBERLAND. Md. Aug. 3l.-Tle
Interstate Good Roads Association
adjourned at Mountain Lake Park last
evening after etfecting permanent or
Eanization. The following officers were
elected: President. DR.. John +. Couch
CT, Baltimore; first vice president, DIR.
/. C. White. State gcolosist. MorEln-
town, w. Va; second vice president.
Hon. Thomas Irelanl Elliott, Baltl-
more; third vice president. C. Lloyd
Ritter: fourth vice president. DR.. WIN.
Bullock Clark. Maryland State seolo-
gIst, Baltimore: fifth vice president,
Prof. Archer Hubert. Marietta, Ohio:
recording secretary. w. A. Wheeler.
DeIair. Nd; corresponding secretary.
DR.. w. w. Davis. Mountain Lake Pork:
treasurer. D. M. Dixon. Oakland. Md;
executive committee, Howard suther-
Ian,I, Elkins. w. Va. chairman Geo.
C. Baker. MnrEantnwn. w. Va; John
NJ. Tucker. OF tho Maryland Good
Roads Commission. Baltimore; Gilmor
s. Hamilt, Oals,lale. Md. and Charles
T.. Light, Charleston. highway commits
sinncr for West Virginia.
Tho honorary vice presidents con.
slst of the governors and the congress
men of the several patronlzinG States.
Among the speakers at the session
this morning were z. D. Baker, road
engineer of West Virginia: Alexander
Clohan. postmaster at MnrtinsburE. w.
Va. and DIR. /. C. White
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FOR sALE-Automob touring car
fully equipped. In good shape; bar
gain. A. c Lyons. o-bt
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FOR SALE.

FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. decid-
ed to quit the Hardware and Furniture
business. We hereby give notice that
we offer our stock and fixtures for
sale. Did ss.54s.00 worth OF business
I'M 1908, have O good stand and rea-
sonuble rent; IN excellent chance for
the right man. Thompson G. Ireland.
WoI Ellington, w. Va. 50t
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GEORGE wAsHINGToN's QUEUE.
IL Hid Lu.uriant Suit of Straight
and Very Dark Hair.

The Father of his Country concealed
n lnSuriant suit of hair beneath mis-
1uene wig. Many now wish the Old
fashion were In vogue. to conceal
thiunetl hair or badness. Yet no one
necd have thin hair nor be bald. IT The
cure the lundruff that causes hot''
Danlrnn can not be cured by securing
the scalp. because 1t Is Il germ disease.
and the germ has To he killed. New
bros HernIcidc kills tine handrnf
germ-no other hair preparation VIII.
destroy the cause. you remove the
effect" Thcrc'sNno cure for danlruH
but to kill the germ. Sold by LEADING
druggists. SEMI Zoe In stamps for
sample to Tho Herplciic Co. Detroit.
Mich. Ono dollar bottles guaranteed.
Cranes Drug Store. Special Agent.
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GID" DEATH TO SHEEP,
HERE FOR FIRST TIME
Disease comonIy Known as "Staggers'
Is discovered In Imported Floeks
UP the State.

TTIICA. n. Y. Aug. 3l.-That dis
case known MS "Eid." or "stHGGcrs. =
which has killed many sheep and other
animals In Great Britain. Germany and
other foreign countrlts. has been found
for the first time in animals In this
country was admitted by DIR. Feranas
A. Moore. Of the New York State Col
1cEe OF Veterinary Mt Cornell univcr-
sIty. While he would not give the
exact location OF the farm. he said that
a number of lambs anil yearlinss i.fad
died from the disease. but that prompt
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preventive measures would check II
where 1t broke out
"This Is the first authentic case OF
the kind discovered In this country
said DIR. Moore. about two years ago
twenty-five Shropshire sheep were Inn
ported from Great Britain by Ne"
York Stntc farmer. Two Scotch collie
sheep dogs came with the sheep. Soon
thereafter fifty more sheep were lm-
ported. Less than agar ago disease
broke out among the sheep which bnf-
fed the veterinarles. They acted
uueerly. becam STUPID, were affected
with dullness and stupor and their
muscles were disordered. A number
died. Cornell Doctors BoEnton and
Taylor went to the farm and perform
cd post-mortcms. In the brain OF each
animal they discovered n cyst about
tho size OF n hens egg. containing the
gid. or staEger. parasite. pa
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m'HARe TO BE RELIEVED
Secretary NageI nformstHlm that HE
Resignation VIII be Aeeepted.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 81 "a sistant
Secretary McHarE yesterday conferred
with Secretary Nagel or the Commence
Fot Labor Department over the long
distance phone to New York. The
secretary told Mt. ;McaHrg That his let
ter a week ago requesting that he be
relieved before October 1. was taken
up at tn conference at eBrrrly, and
that while no final disposition was
made OF the matter. Mr.. McHarg could
rest assured that his desire to leave
tho Department OF Commerce and La 4
Dor by the first OF October would 5bci
respected. - :.
Secretary, Angel also said that the
successor to Mr.. McaHrg had not been
determined upon. and that until he has
been selected no definite date for the
taking effect OF Mr. MtaHrg' Is ;resigna-
ton will be agreed upon.
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HBlAllNIIVGI1DIl

II - l--- = :
4 lANNINGToN. Aug. s1.-All stu
dents OF High School will enroll AMI
receive assignment or studies 4 on
Thurn7ly and Friday. September 2
and 8.
Death of Former Mannlngtonlan.
Tie friends Of VIM. II. Nicholson
were greatly shocked at message
from Boulder. Col. conveying the sad
news OF his death at that place. No
details were given. other than his
death was sudden. nfr. Nicholson was
resident OF this place for many years.
being one of Its pioneer oil veil con
tractors. He afterwards moved to
Falrmont where ne was interested In
coal. oil and natural gas business. NC
information regarding the funeral ar
IranEcments have been learned here
hut It Is very likely the remains will
be taken to Bolivar. N. Y, for inter
ment.
Eastern star Picnic.
The Augusta Chapter. number six
Order OF the Eastern Star. are holding
n pIcnlc Mt the Charlton farm today.
only the members being invited.
Now Open.
The new Brunswick Bowling alleys
i'm tine Koen building. On Market street,
are now open for business Patrons oil
this sport will find everything first
class.
Lucky Tickets.
Furhee Bros. biz sale closed shtnr'
day night. The features of the sale
were the Leather Rocker AMI Kitchen
cabinet which were given away. Tine
lucky tickets were AS and 44G. Mrs
T.. TT. Door winning the rocker. Tlckes
No. 4IG wins the cabinet and can Dc
had by presenting same.
To Entertain Book Club.
Mrs. II. w. showalter. OF F1lrmont-
Inv extended invitations to the menu
hers of the Book Club of this city lnr
This afternoon. August 31st. Tia par
tv will leave on the eleven clocN
car for FairInont and thence to inc
peacock Farm for the afternoon.
MIR. A. A. Opprnheimer. OF MAFtet'a.
w r. Coo and DIR. Hill. of Clhrkshurs:
r.. u. Johnson and w. ID. T'ripet; OF ST
yIarv's. w. Va. nave been the guests
or AR and Mrs. !. w. Fitzpa.rlcE the
past week.
r. A Davis has gone to MonorE'heEl
city. where he will be the guest 81 MS
daughter. Mrs. GettingH. The coming
week.
Miss E.Ina Whittnn Is cohr1lcscenl
after n serious Illness.
Mrs. NJ. A..Benty and daughter. Hat
fir are nome from n months risi. I'll
Battle Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T.. Minor. MIR. AnH
Arg + +. Blaekwond anil DR.. a::d Mrs.
r.. TT Ice were called TO Brink ycStcr'
INV Inv the serious Illness of Mrs.. FIJI
,1,nth Deholt. whose condition - criti-
cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Schwcnk have return
cd from months visit at PcnnsEisa'
min.
Miss Elizabeth Hanley Is Attending
tnachers' institute In Fairmnn: his
week.
Dr- and Mrs. Chas. EnchFane return
cd to their home in Fnllhnsbce after II
short visit mere. They made the "Trip
IN MI Lake and return in their nhto-
Mrs. Jonn summerfield left for cam
cron last evening and will be 1nineh
there by Mr.. Summorflclh. who has ne
rentcd position In the Cameron POT
terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Prichardi AMI
family nave returned from m extentc'l
visit in the west. :
Miss Sadie jerks Is expected homa
from n visit with her mother here
william Kennedy. of Fairmont' Is
callIn. on friends In town this morn
ing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-31

Buyers of things are not mind-read-
ers-they are ad-rcaders. They don't
know what you have to sell until you
tell them.
CLASSIFIED. your ad. of n furnish.
ed room meets the probable tenant
half way.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
klDNAPER TRIES IN
VAIN TO SAVE "PAL"

MOUNT VERNON, Wash, April 16.
Donald Boyd was convicted today of
kidnapping Patrick Mccoy, q wealthy
Seattle lumbermau, IN the woods near
Bow last autumn, with the intention
of holding him for ransom. Leo Bezc-
mcr, serving twenty years for kidnapping
Edward English. admitted he was one
of the Mccoy kidnapers, but tried TO
save his "pal' from conviction BY
swearing that mau named BOYLE
helped him. 1t developed during the
trial that Bezemer, Boyd and Boyle
planned series OF kidnapings of
wealthy men in Skagit county, and that
all three participated in both crimes.
Boyle will be placed on trial at the
next term of the superior court. Under
the statute, Boyd will receive an lnde-
terminate sentence of from five 10
twenty wears in the peniicntiarv.