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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-16
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podenoeten einunoied5igiten 2ebens-
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bent Saft einen 8rief geibrieben
nnb iib bereit erflart baben, i'm Sf-
tober nit ibn in 81 Taio 5ulainnlca
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5pater perlmttete, Der l1ngliidli6e
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felbaft, oh er nit ben 2eben booon
fonrnten fper6e.
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baben iid an Sen Grdiioenten i'm
Segnaoielulg oes ei1litigen @ilfsfai-
Iirers Der 9es Neoines gfational
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2ebten ppr 100000 Sahren.

@elebrte fanoen in elmer Soble oel
S6lpeia, &rtoden bon Menlden, iuel-
DIE Dor 100000 Sabren lebten, lpe
tie in iteter @efabr Dor miloen Sierer
paren. 9ie @efabren bon beute iinf
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p@are es niht fir Or. Sings Matr
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meiben, lit es Die bette Mebiain auI
groen. so gts. ltno $t.00. @oroll,
tiert BON oIlen Drugeiiten.
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Eeras 3.

- 9as bon 6em Senat uno bern
Mbgeoronetenbauie Ser 2egislotur err
nannte &onlite, oas Die 3uitdnoe in
ltniern 3u1tbGuiern unteriu1en mo
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Strafanltalten beginner. 9as &ol,t-
te beltebt aus ben Senatoren S. g..
@einert, 9. u. Gaulus, Greer mlo
@nospetb uno ben 9feprdientallten
Clarence 6. Gilmore, Sens MoGer,
gromn s. See, @. .. Stanlps nno
Hiharo 8opman. Gilmore nuroe
gum @oriitenoen unb @einert gum
8ice= =8oriibenben eripdblt.
Nah ben itatiltiihen slngaheil
in Dem Sabres6eridt, ben Staats-
ihuliuperintenoent giidop iest ob-
faBt, baben oie @eianlmteinnabmen
unierer Sdulperualtung fir oas
pergangene Sabr $9,759,995 betra-
gen uno Die @eialmt-@useabed
$8, ,697 ,45B, 10 BOB einlleberi6uB bon
$1062, ,542 berblieb. Der Staot
iteuerte $5,360,646 BEL.
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oieie aooifi5ierung anoronet, Die
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re6tsfraftig angeieben ueroen fonile
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mar, Die Sohter eir1es &aufnanns
in Siio-9allas, itarb, mdbreno tic
i'm Sauie ibrer Glter1t elm @ao
nabn. gs ift nod nidt feitgeitelt,
Oh Dos fleine Maohen in Der Babe
monne ertrnrlfen lit ooer oh anocre
,lriohen ibren 500 berbeigefiibrt ba.
zen.
Die Gteuer5abler BON @aoo
baben bei1loiien, Bombs gum gctrc-
ge bon 100000 aus3ugeben. Gas
@elb ioll 5ur 8e5ablung alter S6ul-
oen, gum griidellbau uno beri1ieoe-
men anoern 3lpeden peripenoet ner-
ben.
- Gin iunger sSarmer aus Ser
@egenb BON 8eepille ipuroe nm
5anlitag bon einem leiner Waltl-
e;el geidlagen. grotoem i'm Ger
sdIag an Ser Sdldfe eetroffen bat
te, gloubte man 5uerlt Die @erletung
iei nur gerinefiigie. @dbreno Ser
geaht itellte iih aber Dilirilim eill
| limo Der ilinge Mann lief fort Wan
fano i'm ipdter pollig befpuBtlos in
Ser Qroirie nieber. Sebt lit er ge-
itorben, obne oas 8eiprBtiein ipisoer
erlangt gu baben.
Sn Souiton lit CHARLES 3iel-
itorf, ein s(ngeiteater Der 9lmericaa
gronerei geItorben. 9luh miro Don
bort Der Soo oes iungen sSranf 8lot-
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cal 0ption-@ab itottfinoen.
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@.. $. & 9. q. (Snupt-2inie).
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Sommerfabrten anf benz Dsean ,uo
Ser GiIemba6n.

Son beri6ieoenen teranii6en Or
ten aus nod nno bon Seem Oorf,
entfpeoer Sinfabrt ooer Riiffoort
per 9ampfer, in Serbitonng nit
Dem groBen Benniplpanio giIelt-
bobnipItem uno ieiner llnbergIeicben
Haliagier-geforoerllng
@egen n6berer slllfnnft pence
mon iid gefalliglt, perioltlid ooer
l6riftli6, on s. 81. 8airb, 8oliagier-
slgent Der genniplpanio 2inien, t22
slomo Gla5a Gan slntonio, poer
an g. 81. Sbompion Yoilaeier-
glgent Der Bennlplpania 2inien, 2t2
Wain StraBe, @ouiton.
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Sn @reenniGe

aSn @reenbille, 9. g., i'm
pdbrenO Der lebten 3eit 10 piele Gin
Bride uno 9iebitable neriibt tporoen
ooB Der 9iireerlneiIter elm gigi
lan8fontite bon 9iirgern ernannt hot
oos oes 9faAts Die StraBen betpa
fen ioQ.
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Gin gsadtreiter ltcberfaa.

Die i6limmiten Na6treiter iirb
Colonel, Groton Del uno slloe 8il.
len. sic fallen gu6 I'M 9ett an
uno rouben @ud Die &ube. geidt 10
Or. Sings Seem 2ife Bias. sic uer.
uria6en ME Storungen uno llnbe-
quemli6feit, aber reinieen irtnuer
bas SDitem un0 beilen Grf6ltungen
&opfi6lher3en llnperoaltli6feit utf
Maloria. 25 @ts. bel allen Drug,
eiften.
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= Suite @etr1nfe unb fonoier
>2und itets IN gnrsitaller's Saluon
unS Geitaarant, @iIlita StraBe, ne6en
Der So1e Der Sermmnsiobne.
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seraniider suntmernadtstranm.


Mmf ber Hrairie lest idJ nieber
ytadbts mid inter einetm 8aunt,
Stredte rteite ntitben @lteber,
Sa nmfing mild balb Elm Sranitt.
Steb, ba ftanb 81 metitem Siifen
Mdnntben bas famm Sammeslana,
9teigte ith init fittfgent 8riifem,
Hnb begann init fiifem Sang:
ySberpn, Der Glfenf1nis,
Sent tutr ale @etbramh ftrem'n,
M5dt' in ieinen Meift cit. ,penig
Wsit Wniif bid nun erfremen.
Gum &unoerte ber Gicaben
Seiner Spffapelle @ubut,
9at er bid nun etngela6en,
S1r' tbr 8irtmpientnm.
Cine Dina pine 0lei(ben
ST SppttorpiIel, bier 5it 6ans.
Singt aud nidlt, gum Steineriueiiben,
Mricn nDn Ntharb Stramk.
Gin 8aiiiit, amf feiner Sii9ne
Sat etm iolder ie getbrDnt,
SIT ber Shfenfrpif, ber fii6ne,
Ser I'M Snnpfe mtteH tupbnt.
gsDd mebr iuirb bid ,upl erg5ten
ltni're illumination,
Senn amf alle 5uetge ieben
Sid bic aenerfafer idjpm."
Sekt besann bas Waniieierem,
ttnb iuie es 70 red)t tn flpr
Ebnt bnrd) bas Subilteren
Ser Gpbpten finit'rer Gbpr.
g8ie bas Spiel, bas flinfe, raidje,
GnblidJ bnrftig mid gemad1t
5at ber Smerg mir etne Slaidbe
AIamp Gter bergebraft
Sebt erit fam idJ nuI genieRen
Sas &pnsert nit etnetn Nal
$50 fein MIamp 8ier fltekem
9ann, 1T iebes Seit MIR fdbaal.
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9lm 86rtlihiten pflegen mir
iene 9iere, Die uns i6meden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22

Bo7cerg ChieftGn IN Craze
Condition at His Home.

Timothy P. C'IittIe TIM Sullivan.
who became seriously in at Hot Springs.
Va. nearly two months ago. was report
ed last night 10 be i'm critical condition
at his shOme. No. 222 East 18th street
There is considerable mystery about the
nature of his illness. but il was said
that he was suffering from complete
nervous breakdown
Two days ago Little Tim" had sink
ing spell and Father Myhan. his parish
priest, was called 10 administer the last
rites After that ne rallied. but little
later he had another sinking spell. Early
this morning IL was said there was no
change in his condition and that there
was little hope for his recovery
Alderman sullivan has been at his desk
in the City Hall only once since last
June. ON December =. after his return
from Hot Springs. he attended a meet
ing Of the Sinking Fund Commission.
At that time ne seemed very weak. and
since then he has been out only two
or three times.
Little Tim" is the leader Of the "a
Assembly District. and there was much
sadness along the BOwery last night
when the news of his serious illness
spread among his followers. who have
always been remembered by him at
Christmas time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
THREE S4TED 1T SEf.
Fire Island Life Crczc Rescues
GunnerS from Ice.
nv telegraph 10 The Tribune /

Fire Island y. Y. Dec. 21-The Fire
Island lifesavers rescued three gunners
Of Islip to-day. Charles Foley and Frank
slope, with the sloop Grin. and Charles
Cizak. with "A catboat. went duck shoot
ing yesterday, but were unable tc make
their way back 10 Islip through the ice.
which almost covered the Great South
Bay. Cizak anchored and boarded the
sioop. also anchored. to spend the night.
The men had "A stove. but nothing TO
eat. Their wood fuel was soon exhaust
cd and they became very cold aud we're
unable 10 sleep.
The heavy moving Ice carried the sloop
two miles during the night. and at day-
light this morning they showed signals
Of distress. Captain Doxsee and his crew.
with their surf boat. with difficulty
worked their way through the ice and
took off the men. The sloop was left
tO take her chances. On their way home
they picked up the catboat. which was
being rapidly carried UP the bay with
the tide
They landed AT , y. IN. almost pIaved
cut after a whole days battle OF ice
breaking and rowing. The rescued men
are being taken care Of at the Fire Island
lifesaving station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
SHOT By BURGLAR.
ThCJCs Try 10 Rob lillian Rob
iHSOns Home.

There was an exciting fight last night
between two burglars and two police
men in front of the country house Of
Allan Robinson. president of the Allied
Real Estate Interests. at Pelham Manor
Patrolman y. r. Savage. Of Pelham
Manor. was shot through the right shOul-
der. He is now in critical condition at
the New Rochelle Hospital.
The burglars. who had packed three
suitCases with silverware and other val
Ia bles. were locked up i'm the Pelham
Manor police station. The arrest of the
men was brought about by the pluck Of
Patrolman Savage. who. after being shot.
clung % one Of the prisoners until as
distance arrived.
The prisoners gave their names as Al
bert Wilson. Of No. ~ East 18th street
Manhattan. and William DesnOw, Of
Philadelphia. Mr. Robinson Is living at
his town house. and his Pelham Manor
home has been closed for several weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
DIR. COOK BRANDED
AS AN IMPOSTOR
University Of Copenhagen Rejects
His Claims.
GREAT CHAGRIN IN DENMARK
Rasmussen Turns Against Exporer-His Records Utterly
Dscreded
:AT CHACRIN IN DENMARK
THE FINDINGS.

First-The report Of the expedition
sent to the University of Copenhagen
by Or. Cook is the same as that print
ed i'm THE New York Herald" during
the months OF September and October
last.
Second-The copy OF Cooks note
books does not contain. any original
astronomical observations whatsoever,
but only results.
Third-The documents presented
are inescusabIy lacking in informa-
tion which would prove that the as
Economical observations therein re-
ferred to were really made. and also
contain no details regarding the prac-
tieaI work Of the expedition and the
siedee journey which would enable
the committee to determine their re-
liability.
The committee. therefore, is OF the
opinion that the material transmitted
for examination contains no proof
that Dr.. Cook reached the pole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
THREE DIE In FIRE
FINISHING FORKS IN
BROOKLYN BURNED.
Spectacular Blaze Fought from
Street and RiJer Through
Heary Smoke.

Three lives We're lost and property
valued at S10OOOO was destroyed last
evening at fire in the finishing works
of Edward q. Jordan & Co, cabinet
makers. Nos. 40 and A Tiffany Place,
Brooklyn. Those who met their death by
suffocation were Max Gianowitzer
twenty eight years old: Salvatore Bam-
hero. thirty years old. whose addresses
were not known. and an unidentified
man.
Forty men were employed i'm the fin
ishing works. Those who escaped first
made for the stairways. but the thick.
fume-laden smoke drove them back 10
the fire escapes. by which they descend
cd 10 the street. IL was not known then
that anybody had remained in the build
ing
Mr.. Jordan. who seemed TO be deeply
affected when he heard of the death of
his wOrkmen. said he could not account
for the men losing their lives unless
they had returned to the floors after the
fire had started.
GianOwitzers body was found living in
tFe middle of the second fiooT. while the
fremen stumbled over that of Bambero
among some packing cases on the third
floor.
An automatic alarm gave the first
warning. Thomas Grant. superintendent
of the building. ran To Engine 1903, in
Hicks street. and. when he had ex-
planned the COmbustible nature of the
contents Of the plant. three alarms We're
sent i'm. These brought out a large fire
fighting force. which soon was aug
mented by the arrival on the waterfront.
at Degraw street. of the fireboats Seth
Low. Abram s. Hewitt and the New
Yorker.
Two water towers were operated di-
rectly in front Of the burning building.
and their streams were directed bv the
searchlights attached 10 the engines. en-
abling the men To direct their streams
through the heavy smoke.
During the progress of the fire the fire
men constantly kept streams Of water on
the adjoining building. occupied by
Frederick Levy & Co. manufacturers of
ink. with the result that the fire was
confined to the building i'm which il
started.
Chief Lally. who directed the fire
fighting. said il was fortunate that the
burning building stood apart from the
large main building of the Jordan firm.
which faces on Degraw street. and that
of Levy & Co.. as ID gave his men a
chance 10 fight the fire on all four sides.
\ little more than year ago fire partly
destroyed this main building.
Mr.. Jordan said that In the destroyed
building he had stored 10000 worth OF
stock. most of which had been intended
for the Christmas trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
ESTRADA ATTACKS.
Strongest ZeIaya Position Car
riod by assault.

Fiuehelds. Dec. 21.-The revolutionists
under command of Central Estrada have
completely routed the Zelayan forces
near Rama. Estrada has captured
RoCreo. Vasquez's strongest position,
and has been victorious all along the
line. which i,retches for eight miles.
Yesterday the forward movement be-
ssn. deiachments being sent out under
Generals Luis Mena, FOrnos Diaz, Al
fredo Diaz, Chamorro and Matuty. IL
WAS General Mena's task 90 outfiank
Gonzales, who directed the defence Of
the great body OF the government troops.
These in large numbers were well en-
trenched hut Estrada's followers were
armed with the latest equipment, and
machine guns were brought into play TO
clear the trenches. The casualties on
thc government side were high. the
greatest execution being done al Recreo
which the rcvolutionists finally took by
assault.
Among those in the revolutionary
ranks was Captain Godfrey Fowler, for
merly Of the $50 Infantry, L.. :. A. who
Nss in command II the artillery on the
nr.ng hno.
Tatumbla. n short distance from Re
cr0c was captured this afternoon 10y
General Mena. after bloody fight
latumbla also was one of the strong
positions ~ the government forces, but
the revolutionists were IN greater num-
her and had effective artillery with
them.
Fighting continues al the upper end %
tho Zelsyan trenches. but n rs only
matter Of time before the reKolutiOnists
VIII take the remaining strongholds.
Many prisoners have been captured boy
General Estrada.
Word has been received here that
Zelaya has determined 10 retain the post
oi commander in chief ~ the army.
General Zeiedon arrived this morning
from Monkey Point with three hundred
reyolutionisis and one Hotchkiss gun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
CLASS POET RESIGNS.
Echo Of Fish -BTO5cR COnfrO-
TerSY at HmTGTd.

Boston. Dec. 1.-THE announcement
that the resignation Of r. T. Hunt. as
poet Of the senior class at Harvard. was
i'm the hands of President Lowell. ere
ated sensation in college circles to-
day Mr.. Hunt is AT present at his home
i'm Ohio. and il is understood that no ac-
tion will bc taken on his resignation
until his return To tho university.
The action taken 10y Hunt is said 10
have been prompted by the rumors dur
ing the late Fish Brown controversy
that one hundred names Mere withheld
from the senior class voting list which
DO made out. Hunt says that if any
names were left out that act was unin-
tonfional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
LEGS BROKEN BY AUTO.
Little Boy Knocked Down and Run
Over in Park Avenue.

Running in front of an automobile on
Park avenue. rear 18th street. last evening.
siN-year-old Alfred Hackett was knocked
down by an automobile which passed over
and fractured both his legs The boy was
walking with his father. John Hackett, of
80. s70 Park avenue when something at
tracted his attention. and he suddenly ran
suto the avenue. The chauffeur i'm charge
81 the machine stopped Immediately after
the accident The injured boy was taken
in II 90 the German Hospital. whore IL Wa
said that he would recover
Patrolman Laughry arrested the chauf-
feur ON a charge of assault. In the East
eth street station tha prisoner said ne was
Frank Spencer. Of No. 25oi Amsterdam ave
rue. Patrolman Laughry reported that the
automobile was E.Oving at "A fairly SLOW
speed and that the boy ran directly IN front
81 h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
GUST COOK PICTURE.
Pittsburg Chamber of Com
merce Discredits the Explorer.
TBy telegraph 70 The Tribune


Pittsburg, Dec. 21.-The Pittsburg
Chamber of Commerce which enter
tanned DIR. Cook some weeks ago when
he came TO Pittsburg TO lecture took
action against him to-day. A large pict-
ure of President Lee s. Smith of the
Chamber of Commerce shaking hands
with DIR. Cook has been exhibited On
the walls of the chamber. but this after
noon President Smith, after a confer
ence with other business men, ordered
the janitor to take the picture from
the wall and dispose of II.
-Ananias appears to have been an
amateur compared with that fellow"
said PresiF,nt Smith after the picture
had gone. HE surely did take us i'm
good In Pittsburg, though. How a man
could have done such thing is incOn-
ceiVable."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
FIND POTS or GOLD.
LabOrer UHcarths S5O.OOO at
Scene of old Murder.

Wheeling. W. Va. Dec. 2i.-A laborer
excavating on the premises at 21st and
Main streets to-day unearthsd six
earthern Jars of gold coins. The value
l. estimated at $4,000
The premises were formerly owned by
the heirs Of DR. Schukart. who was mur-
dered i'm his home by nephew. twenty
years ago. The nephew is now serving
"a term In the penitentiary. Dr. Schukart
was eccentric and did not believe in
banks.
The contractor VINO employees the la
boTer has taken possession Of the money
and says he intends 10 keep u. The heirs
Of Schukart. the laborer who found the
money and the Wheeling Stamping
Company. present owners OF the prop
erty. are preparing 20 contest for It's
possession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22
BIG FIRE IN NEU BURG.
Shipbuiiding Yards Of MarTCt
< 20. an Flames.

Poughkeepsie. y. Y, Dec. 22.-The biz
shipbuilding ward Of Thomas =. Marvel
& Co. located at Newburg. is a mass Of
flames.
The fire broke out at 80 O'Clock this
morning and az o'clock seemed 10 be
beyond the possibility Of control. I'm ad-
dition 20 the entire plant Of the COM
pany. it was then thought that several
beats on tho ways would also he de-
stroyed. The loss was roughly estimated
az $3.50. 600.
Ex-Governor Benjamin y. Odell was
Gre Of those most heavily interested i'm
the company's formation