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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30


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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30
Explosion Kills Two.

: MAZATLAN, Mex. May %
james I2arner and +. o. Louncr both
Americans, construction. foremcn on the
new Hartman railroad, were blown to
pieces By Il premature explosion OF
dynamite n few miles cast OF here yes
tcrday Not enough Of their bodies
was found TO bury.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30
Was Insane from Drink.

CHICAGO, May 29.-Herbert- l..
Swift, son of the late Gustavus Swift,
the packer. was restored to the actions
of sane person by Judge Pond IN the
fccted by the excessive use Of intoxi-
rnnfS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30
Local.

business is still booming. ...,,:. I
What Denver IS Rio Grande Is
doing ...... -....,..-.,.'''
Gov. Spry issues statement on.
capitol election ,...,.-:.-...,,.. :,
Sillv criticism OF Smoot Mouth -
Negro saves hide with his heels. "a
Want hotels TO show greater IN
tercSt. ,,'.s --'' ''''-
Big crowd at Saltair opening -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30
SAVE CONVICT'S LIFE
so LAW GAN KILL

COLUMBUS. Ohio. May 29.-
In order to save his life, physi-
clans today decided il would be
necessary to amputate the left
leg of Joseph West of Dayton,
who is to be electrocuted July
o. The prisoner is suffering from
tuberculosis Of the knee. West
was convicted Of numbering his
sweetheart.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30
Index to Today'S Tribune
Depart rtment5.
Domestic.

Fifteen or more killed b% tornado
That destroys Two Oklahoma
wheat King" Patten poWerIuI
yet mcrciruI in closing May
deal" ........ .,s.,'. go, -.
President TAFT has really busy
day in i'ittsburS .,.s,.-. .'.,.'s..-
Senate raises tariIi instead oI re-
ducing IT, in numerous IN
stances ...s.... .-..'''- '-''.',
Flashes from The wir"- ...s,'''''l l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30
guortjilg NeVyg,

Ed Corrigan loses his fortune.
amounting 10 millions ........ 40
Szltair bicycle track remains
closed on opening day, ...lG
salt Palace bicycle track opens
Monday night ........,,.s.,.. =. lG
Mary f. wins $1,000 Dccorat ton
Day handicap ........... III
Battling Nelson knocks out Dick
Hyland IN twenty third round Ii
Harvard wins intercollegiate
meet ....,,.. --.s...,..,,.,..l Ia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30
TO THE NEWSPAPERS
SHOULD GO MOST

OF the local merchants advertising money
40 otner medium Is desirable In ali
respects. Some other kinds-booklets
folders mailing cards, letters, etc.-ars
always effective, but az usual result
Journal, one OF the best advertising au-
thorities eXtant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30
"A PAPER IN THE HOME
is WORTH a THOUSAND

on the highway" says a notable authority
Others may like the highway delivery
and cali it circulation. but The Tribune
goes home. 1t is read by every member
OF the family. from the lead story to the
smallest classified ad. The home and
highway circulation tell the story and re-
fleet the contrast between The Tribune
and the others.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30
Memorial DQV
ay Of sacred memories.

IS a of sacred memories
f affction while
blossoms o
awakened and day when
of
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20

Ser Is ngrn @roccrs'Gers
Gin" plont fir nddltcn Monot cine
gu~sItcuun0 unperiGlifter NGbrmittel
IN Scr .9pric Sale" Sic ioa an %.
Sftpbcr be9inuen mo bis 5llln g.. 30
ucnlbcr bnucrn. 8cifmadppll &C.
id)n1iidtc Stdnbe perrcn bon bieIigcn
Sirnen erridtct rlto nllbcrc Sorberci'
tunacn eetroifcn luerbcn, Inn Die brei-
ten Mollcn nn5illoden. Cine b%eionhetc
g~ttrnftipit fir pcrGeiratbetc Seutc
lino iold]c, Die es iueroen molleil, piro
cin Solisbolts Gcportement icin,
pos N(ues e~ntboltcn miro, mas fir ein
beQllem cingerihtetes Seim bon 30.
then iii. Tie arrangements liegen IN
Den SGrccn Der Scrren @iaiom I.
9rolpn. George !. Sod tne Is. i.
Sd)oncpolf. lie 9eomten oes &C.
nonntrn Gereins limo: Sarrp 6.
Wrcpe, Yr1iibent; Nnbrelp Reiter, er.
tier Sice.Trodiioent; !. Muiiell Gap,
speitcr Tice.ErGiioent; @iaiam =.
9rolpr Smuemeilter; 6. s. Shone.
moi SefyetGr, uno ). McG. 5rippe,
Nnpalt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20

DIETER; er nllroe inn Sabre 1883 III
Gopton, s., prolnirt.
Seute Nbcno iinoet 5ll Gbrcn ocS
Eoliora @eqncr Gin Gmpfang 'tutt,
bel Dem ole @optiIten-@enlelnoen
@oltinorc'a ~rcprGientirt lcin mcroell.
&cridicocnc Iniproden bon nleDre'
rcn Fuitorcn peroen in englildcr uno
in oellti6er Sprohc gebolten merocll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
Qakt Gu9 rcgifrircn.

UcicB in &crrui ulO Die Srgonc Der
G~cd)tspilege in Die Songorme Oes po'
litiid)cn @nunertbums. &t GcntldF
lonb biloet Der iibern1GBige @cnllB
ocilti9cr @etrGnfc Die sluanabme, IN
unicrcn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. biloct CT
bic Neael."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
9bep. 8. 7ien'r e &c..
217, Cn.Vnltimbre.Gt Strobe.

Dentides rnb anoereS ausldnbt
dies @eIo aefouft uno berfanft.
@eIhienounaen beiorst nod Deitidr
lono. Geitreih, H,lBIanb II. /. 10.
Bedifel n~,isaelteGf auf ausldmoiihe
Wonfen. Grebitbrieie unb SrapeIers
CHEQUES. o.
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N. Nci6ert.
Yaltimorc'S Sentfder Ebotograpb,
dOg-41f q
Wurb.Wan.Gtrahe.

W0ro'Uuy'SItIKt.
Sin crfflaiises WeidGft fir crit
fiaiIae Mrbeiten, nnb tcine bOberrn
Ereiir, its Gic anbersruo beSabltn.
spcsialitat, @crcinsaruppen nnS
Tamilicngrnppcn. WersrjHerMugeu
yadj alton Hilbern inter Warantie.
Mdtcn Sic sanf ebiGe NbreHc; e.
III sa Hhrcm Sortbeile.
Aeine Ir~rbinbnns NIT irscnb q.
ueut anbcreu CtMbip.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
3n Ghrcn bcs Eapitcs.

Cine grobc FopItieicr peronitoltct
Scr yTultidc romild) : fotbolilhc
%crbarlb" pon Baltimore ulb
llmgcgcn0 onIGBlid ocs iilbcrncn
@iifois- SnbildltmS BON EopIt
HiuS Dem 3cbntcll, - Eic Gre.
futiuiitung IN Der Sduilbolle Der
ct. N~lpboniu9- Semcinoc.
IN Scr Shulbullc Der fntbollid,en
ct. N%lpboniua. @cmcilbc biclt geItcrit
M,oGmittog Der .Geut'd)e ronlllf.
fctbolii6c Tcrbono" bon baltimore
lno ~llmgcacnb cine Grcfutiuiiblulg,
mcld)c oiBcrorbcntlid gut bellld)t
uor. Sic icd)s 0clltId)cn tntbollidlerl
Ocmcinocn, mcldc Den Gerbono bill.
oct. marcu bltrd) ibrc i1nnntlid)elt
CrCflttiubcalttcn pcrtrctclt. Serr
Guur. Sdnciocr prGiioirte, mGbreto
Sctretdr Socob &ocobi ais Yrotofoll-
iijGrcr %ilugirtc. Nod) %erlciulg oes
YrotofonS scr lcttcn Sibinh lueIdIes
r:dti0 b%cilulocn lpuroc, bcld)lo'icn Die
MlupeicnocnL Die Grcfutius lulO @cne'
raj sNcrinnnlIlrnAcn oeS T%crbolloea
nit Dem 9c8inn ocS tellen Sobres
scr Mcibeniol9c Dem Nltcr Der DC.
ncinocn cltipred)cnb in Ocrcn H0lm-
lldfcitcn u~bjlbolten. Icrner mlrbe
ucihloiicn, IN Der nGd,itcn @encral-
&C%ri0nlmlllnL mcldc nnt 81. Sttn-
Der in Der ct. Socobuss SdrlIholle
iiottiinoct, Cincn. TiccsErGliocltcn
iiir icoc @cmcinoc mo cincn gcilt'
lidcn Mutbgcbcr iiir Den Gcrbano 5ll
rruGblcn. Sebr cntbulioItilh nab
men Die Mitglicbcr Der @refl,tiue eli
lrn Goridllo1 6ctrcfis Nbboltln9 e.
hcr Topiticicr nnlUBlid oes i~ilbcrncll
9;i6oiS. MlbilGlnna non Eupit Giua
bcm 3cbntCn I'M Noucmbcr oltf. Ero'
iiOcnt Sduciocr crnonntc Gin Gornitt
-jmci Mit1licocr icocr @cmci1loc-
lurld)cs lid bcnunGdllt I'M Scim bcs
Srn. Ironj Scnbrccf, Nr. 2O7, @cit,
Milllbcrrp.S trubc, orgonilircu unl\
Gie Yl6nc iiir Ole 6eicr ul9orbcitel1
mlrN. 0icics Gomitc icet iid) io!8cn
hCynl0Bcn 5ulunrmcn:
Ct. N~lphonius- @cmcinbc - SS
Conrno Shneiocr, Srnn5 Scnbred
lnb George @rilbcl.
ct. Nafobts : @cmcinbc - So
yllguit @oiiinger mo Sobn Secgcr
ct. Wihocls = @cmcinoc - S&
aIlion aoblcr mo 2lOom Groa.
Seilige arcrtS . 0cmeitoc $50
HSobn $. Godmonn uno 2ltomiC
Itiiucr.
Gicr5cGn III. Notbbclicr.6 cmcillo'
-- @0. 2uomig Socob mnO Heinbnr(
@orcnj.
&cr5 @cntcinoc - $3.50. Sobl
ToltIus uno %oicpb :. hammers.
Conn untcrbreitetclt Die ucrld)ie
0cncn Gonlite'n ibrc @cridtc. %:
Nqitntions.Gomite mllr0c crilld)t, 81
Icutid)cn futhpliid)cn Gcmciuben il
Cumberland, mo, @oroenpillc, Wtb.
his @oibin9ton, :. e. 3ll bcIuhcn
nm oieiclbcn nls Mitglicocr fir ocl
&(rhuno III gcminncL bnmit mnl
Damn Sen Nornrn Stontspcrbono pol
MinrpIono mo Dem Siltrift Golltm
bid iiibrcn fonne. Mn Der nidJitel
Grcfiitiuiibunh mcld)c Wittc Sftnbc.
IL scr SdulboQc ser bl. &rcl,.@c
Mcinoc IN Siio.@oltimorc itottfinoct
MIRO bnnn bas Ngitotions .Gomit
rpn iiN horcn loIicn. Oh Die 9enlii
lun2cl bciiclbcn Sriihtc gctroael
tabcn. @or alien Gingcn miro Die
'eS Gonlite aud liof 3r1itcn Der
lifcn, bic 3ll9cnOucrcinc Ger &c
meinocn 5ll bcmc9cn, iif Dem Scr
bGnbc on5lihlicben. Sobdn bclhloi
len bic Mitglieoer Der Grefntipe. an
SdNluiie jcbcr GcrIommllng Der Der
liorbcncn Witglieber bllrd) elm @cbC
81 1cocrfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
Hotis.
Scbbel's cihsiaes Stu0ic.

s'"0sSep SsoSsSs
St6ermann frnnt bic BON mrs nc.
Iieferte Nrbeit; mir bcnfen nidjt ba.
ran, nns ielbit 50 lob.r iontcrn iiber.
Iafcn Sies unirrea geiitnnscn. Seine
Sreppcn bel ms sa eriteiaen. 2a6eu
eli fdj bon NnSeren uidt tSnidcn,
GO siebt nnr Gin einsises SebbcI. Stn.
bio nnb bies befinoet iid i'm Yarterrc.
Mdtttn Gle anf has &ans, ,so mnicr
Eamru AMI xhnreu nno Teuteru
ifeht.
8eine Ngenten. Gin Yreis.
Adttn sic anf
-6ebtei'e-
81 e-Uoh.Str:. nahe Giah.
l9es13.1Ae.ta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20

BUR 9cudt g.-Icr Stoot.
8comcter miro om Sumltoa Den %.
September, Tornittogs unl 10 llbr,
ull Srt uno Stelle leinL. nm oas Nj
beau Der Mltrton-aucmlc. 5piidcn
Der Nortb. uno @eitpooo-Npemuc, SIT
ctubllrcn.
Mcltcnb II III III er.-Serr Yolll
2on9c bon atloutic. Gitp miro bcutc
ben Manor bcIiidlen. nm Gin Nttcli
ieiner Inipcienbcit III Der Stobt ocr
Wonunientc Su c%rlnngen. SEER 2ongc
bcilnoet lid, n1nlid, mli Dem @cNt
Don Der Stoot on Der See nod Gan
Ironcisco. mcld)e Stoot CT oili Sd,u-
tiers Goppen in loo 5ogcu crreid)c.,
irlilB, Inn cine bon inn ein1c1nn1cnC
@ctie 81 gepinncn. Gr trot oic Ncli(
om II. September on.
Sbcrit @ides perIongi
100000. - troBenreinigulga-Gom Cont
miilGr Wides p~erlangt bon Der @llo.
eeibeboroe fir bos nGdltc Snbr
100000 iiir Die Grribiung elmer gn.
logc Sllr Tcrtilgung bon Strobenob.
fallen. oo innerbolb Der Stootgrcn5c
telne Nbioue obgelngcrt mcroet Dir
len.
Sm StaatS Arbeits + q ii
ioll onaeblih BON elmer InSobl 8c
iongener Der Gcrilld gcmadt lporhcl
lein, ms Der Initolt 81 entfliebcr
Gin StrGiling berihtetc Dor aur5en
Dem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2onfiorb, bol
hrei Nadifliiiiel fir Die SdIoiie
Der 3eaen angeierti9t muroeu; G
fcnntc icood) nid,t iaaen. III weiiel
Yeiib lid o%ieiclben beiinoen. Gin &c
tettip III nun nit oieier Nufgabe be
traut iuoroen. Sn Der 3niid)en5ci
fuerocn iebod) Die Shiiren nit actt
itb Sd3lcB 9eiidJert.
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Morgcu &caifratioa.

Is lit Dies fcinc ollBcmell1e, lots
ocrn rllr cine 'Ncglltro-
tion. @er iid) IcstcS Sobr III ol'
Stimmgcber Cite c%introgcn lieb unlo
nid)t umge5ogcn lit, FAM %nllltoltoS'
log mGblen.
@ern man jeOod lebteS
&obr nid,t rcgiltrlrtc, pocr
menn nan mdbrcno oc3
So6res in cine moerc @oD'
llilng 50, oocr
mcllll man lpGbrcno oc3
Sobrc5 21 Gobrc oft mllr'
ltlllig 500, n0cr
mclll, llloll mGbrcuo ocS
Sobres sic @ilrgerpopicre
crbielt,
rnlB mon lid) rcglItrlrcn ln'NcrL nm
bel Der fomnlcnoen @ubl lclnc Stlm'
me obgcbcn 81 ton1cn.
Rc9iitrirlofnlc limo Don 9 Nor
gcrts bis 8 9(bcnos oiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
WclntcnDmnucu.

8elbienottnaen noh g~rrtiftdrb
uno- Ocitrcid |. llnaarn ii&cr uno
idaea beiergt. 8, 10 mno 20 Rurf.,
icipie 10 umo 20 Gronm. Sfeine 81
%perfngfen.
5Aso. 8. 1ieasr & Co.,
o. 81. I'll, Cit.EaItiwsre.Str.
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Sunnenaui- nub ltntcrgang.
Sas Wcttcr.

Sbihon Die id)onItc Snbres5cit bier
al 2anoc, Der &crbIt, crit morgc1
p;ii5iea bceinnt, 10 baitcn mir bod,
bcrcits seitcrn if)on Elm ScrbItmetter.
mic ih6ncr mar cs iid) nid)t ocnfen
fonntc. Tic Hnft por angencbm
f;ibI uno g~eipGbrte einen crfrilhen'
zen Stloi. lin 6 llbr Morgens be-
tug Der 5bernlometeritanb 81 @roo.
Gin gisfen 6eucr I'M Glen mar gar
fcin Gurus. Gam nbcr be9onn oos
S.uefiilber alettcr. ~llebungen ST. I'M
terncbmen, bis cs Inn 3 llbr Rod.
nnittogs alf 70 @roo %gclongtc, Iii,
bis INN 8 llbr Ibenos oni GG @roo
SIT iinfcn.
sir Moraen bat ms Der oiii5iellc
@%etterpropbet 5unebmenb bemolftcS
@etter nit Gc9en 9egen Ibeno ooer
2icnitag nit oitlid)eu @inoen ange.
fiinbigt.
Sn bcn iibrigen 9unoes = @cttcr.
Weobadtungs Stotioncn mllroc fol.
GENDER bohitcr Sbcrmometerltono re.
Giitrirt: @aitport 90, Eortlano 60,
Bolton 60, 9ubanp 70, Hep-9orf 6S,
philadelphia 70. sltlantic Gitp &c,
Gnpe Mop 6S, Waibington y, Nor.
ialf 70, Sotteras 76, Charlotte rs,
@ilmin9ton so, Gbarlciton so, So
ronnab rs, SadionpiQc Sc, Supiter
50, Sen @clt Sc, Atlonto 80, Mont.
gornerp 81, Nep.S Orleans Sc, Bale
time, 80, COLLECTION 80, Corpus
Gbriit 80. Mempbis 80, Cincinnati
Sc, Yittsburg so, Sspcgo y, gui-
iolo rs, Glepclono 80, Detroit "A,
Mlpcno Ga Worouette -, 8rccl
@op so, Chicago 20, Eulutb 10, ct
Soul a ct. 2ouis Sc, aonias Sin
81, Omaha so, &uron "A, 9ismnrd
IA. @iaiiton 10, Sopre &c, Solt
Sofc Gin ~, Ienper so, Hortb
Einttc rs. Gmorino So, Tobgc Gitp
Sc. Sos Angcles 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20

ole WeHel.
@ruuer's 2eihnom miro
+ icr beitattet. Ger Scld)-
lonl ocs 6reocrid @rauer, Der, mic
tercits bcrid)tct, i'm Hcfrutirungss
@urcol 81 Sortioro, Gonn., Sclblts
moro bcging, miro bier IN Baltimore
tccroigt. Scinc Shpcltcrn Sri.
Mnno grancr ulo Iruu q. &llorr,
~rciitel geitern nod 6ortioro, Inn iiir
hie lcbcriiibrll19 ocs 2eidnoms nnf)
bier Gorge ST. tro9cll. 9rollcr mar
26 Sabre oft unb irilber cin aaoctt
Scr @cltpoint- gfoocnlic. Gr c%rfranfta
Gil eincm hroniidcn W~ogcnlcioen
lnlo crbielt ulti icincn @unid Die
Gntlalimng olls Scr Nfoocmic.
Huufhelbcn int Gbinecn II.
u eltaurunt. Nudbcm iid
&ilinm $. SoifmUn Don Nr. 105,
ScottitraBc, ulo Ionicl !. @ugbcs
ION Nr. 1t1, Scpttitrnbc, am Snm.
itog Nbcno i'm Hcltourunt bcs Gbine.
lcl Charlie Gee, 9tr. 62S. WcIt.Sols
tlmoreitroBe, NIT r9)otpnli" gcl0ttigt
jotten, hegomt Dos Nlllt IN ibrcn
Nrcrn 5ll mollcu mo lie iiibltcn lih
10 fraitig unb %ricIcnitnrf, Dob Iic cine
actorigc AusnrbcitlmG fir gut mo
uortbcilboit b%icltcll. 3ucrit Dcrictbcn
lic init hcl lhlibGugiAcn &clncrn in
cincn @ortrcd)iel, bnnn ihlugen lie
liidc, Stilble, SeQcr uno Ioilcl
ilrS unb flein nlb 5ulctt ncrpriigcl.
ten lie Die be5opitcn Sobnc oes hinm-
liid)cn Gcids oerortig, boB oicic Dor
slngit mo Shmer5 cin @eid,rci pol.
f!ibrtcn, ncld)cs eincm S~icoerportru1
Ges rSongfong WGnncrhors" oocr
Der .@1lbe-S nfcl-llnipn" Gbncltc.
SOME Nofc, Charlie Sec, @ing Mml
Lib Sidrung Cling itunocn acltcrll
friib in Der mcltlihcn YolijciItotioll
nit blnu. mo acknowledgement
S%d)litouGeu mo pcrrcnftcn ltno an
Sc'dJmpllcncn @licoern lrnD trotrl
ocgcn ibre Nngrciicr ais NeloItun9S4
5cugen ailf. 'Soiinlon betbcllcrtc icinc
llnldul0 lulb cr5dbltc Dem Eolisci.
rid)ter, Dob CT Totcr pon 5cbn Sim.
Gcrn ici. IicS follrtc aaoi 9oocrl
nid)t becinIll,iien mo CT pcrbonncrt,
@oiimm 5n 500 @cloitrofc mo &c
Sugcn @ciGngniB mno S,gGcs 81
$50 @clbitraic.
NeneS Spfcr Scr Sunbe.
PLACE. Gas picri1brige Hcgcr.
mtod)cn Morp &upicr, Sod)tcr oes
McaerS Gbmarb acpicr bon Hr. 25G
Silo = SctbclltraBc, lullroc aeiterl,
Nod)nitto9. dis Is in Der NGbc ibrcr
elterlitcn Mobnuno ipicltc, bon ei.
llcm &iunoc mngc9riiicn nnb ourd
5cbn @iBmlnlbcn an garl5cn &orpel
perfect. Tas &ino muroc IN Der PM
bulan5 ocS Dltlidcn Iiltrifts mad
Dem Mcrcp.Soipitol gcbrod)t, no ibrt
@unoen bon Or. aeirlc couteriiir,
murocn. Epli5iit Gh. 5. Med)c bon
6itlid)en Giltrift tobtetc ous raieno,
Shicr ourd) lcirier RepolperlduB uni
lonote oei aaooper oeiielbcn mad
Dem Eoiteur'S nilitnt, .lup oerielb'
oiif ctluni0c Spllrcn bon Soaipntl
eronlilirt merbeli miro. Ger Snili
III bas Gigcntbum bes Negcrs Sanlcs
@ilicn bon 9r. 300, Siio. @etbelitr.
fir oell Elm Soittefrbl crlpirft iucroel
miro, TeS Sbicr trllN Siccn5narfc
aber tciuen Mollfprh.
@cil or ieincn 8inb oblj
Waulforb batte bcriumlmlien lalien
puroc Der 39-iGbrige Mar 9crmal
BON Mr. 5iS. Siib.Gnrolineitr., &c
fern pom anoi O'Neil in Der oit
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15

bore Texas brands Among them was the horse
Purcell rode and five that belonged 10 us.
On my arrival ! told my friends what had
done The brands were posted IN Gainesville
Elm Springs Montague, and Red River Station
and day set for owners % clam their stock
My friends made no secret Of the wav in
which the horses were recovered. and received
from the owners IN some cases quite q liberal
reward was not present, thinking some
marshal might try TO cause me trouble
After years OF thought over the matter. feel
perfectly justified in having reclaimed nv own
stock and that Of my neighbors. specially AS
very soon after | received, through 4 friend a
full pardon from the Government AUTHORITIES
al Fort Sill for the theft and once more became
a good and respectable citizen. II came about
the same time that number of EIowa Chiefs
We're sentenced TO long terms of imprisonment
for outrages against the people Of Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15

that sends north the great lines of honkIng
geese, these hummingbirds start nOrthward 10
the United States, on past Arizona, California
and Washington, around or over the mighty
mountain ranges of British Columbia, and end
ing their Journey only in the vicinity OF Mount
ST. Elias IN AlaSka, where they build their tiny
nests and CLEAN Arctic insects from the hearts
of the wonderfully brilliant flowers OF that
northern land. Then in the fall comes the
southwark Journey over perhaps the same
thirty or forty degrees OF latitude. until their
winter haunts reached among the sweet
scented tree flowers of Mexico. What fact IN
the whole realm of nature can surpass thlS.-oi
pinch of flesh and a fluff of feathers trdversing
almost i've thousand miles every year
The species Of narrowest range IS undoubt-
cdlv some island form, where for untold years
the birds have bred on a tiny islet ISOLATED from
all their fellows and perhaps revealing IN their
reduced powers Of flight their actual inability
10 reach other land.
The distinction of being the rarest bird on
the earth Is unfortuna telv, and thanks o. man.
contested by scores Of species. We know not
how many species vergIng on the point OF
extinction, but they are many The California
condor. for example. Is all but holding
10 "a few strongholdS far back IN desollte val
lcys. where however, II IS never safe from the
egg robbcr or skin hunter. whether scientist OF
amateur. No news has been heard Of the trum-
peter swan for wears, they may have gone Ike
the great aux
The most abundant bird now that the great
hordeS of passenger pigeons have gone forever.
Is probably one OF the scabirds. which. though
they lay only one or two eggs, nest by thou
sand~ # not millions on Lodges and IN inches OF
the inaccessible cliff, Of Greenland and other
parts of the Arctic regions.
The ostrich VIII take the running broad Jump
with no danger Of competition, but, although
the CaSSowdry can leap SIX feet clear OF the
ground. - has no chance against the roadrun-
ncr, that curious ground cuckoo of the western
plains. This bird seems 20 have tendons ike
steel springs in It's legs and feet. and can leap
from the ground 10 a rock seven or eight feet
high. with no apparent and from It's wings. To
equal this. the CaSSowarv would have 10 bound
forty feet IN the AR
Few Will DENY that the position Of most m
tcligcut bird belongs % the crow or az least 20
some memb,- OF ~ family, Is the lackdaw IN
Europe. The ease with which these birds learn
20 distinguish between stuck and a gun. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15
THEATER MANAGER AND AUTHOR

a y Italian theater manager. 0.-i.F Ffi-t-
4 villa ~ famous for his persistence ,n re-
fuSrng % read manuscripts. An author ac7r-
GUS OF playing a trick on him, Seu- H,-l g.. -.-'-,r
big volume whose tItle cont1Inc, t1r r'-r-teIi-
ing words, Comedy IN Three Acts. &c N..s
accompanied by the following modest ~ o.
ALLOW me ~ send and recommend o. yrC
my poor comedy which o. me ant % my
friends seems worthy OF production. / should
De very grateful if YOU would read the same
and let me have your valued OPINION
NJ the end Of a month tins answer was re-
ceivcd Il have read Your play. and re-.c Il
again. but / could not help % gam 'ae S.i'-
viction that il Is not acceptable tsPe~'-'.'
the production of the third asst would oe ii'.-
possible"
BY return mail the following reply VS. To-
Ceived. Our criticism Is quite 1uStlhed' 'i''-
especially VERY conscientious. ONLY IN one ,',-
ondarv point / cannot agree with YOU iy"
say YOU had read my comedy AGAIN ana AGAIN,
while / never have thought of writing any q.
all The manuscript sent % YOU c'ilsiSleu %
beautiful white blank paper.
But Ferravilla did not give H. II Nu'..
comedies" he wrote are uraccept.i9'e' go
when they are not written. imagine now o'''t
they must be II they were written m Feei'Iy.
have purposelv answered Your httle loNe WIZ
another Joke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15

sight OF the Indians and INTO PLAIN view from
the ranch
DismountIng. | lay down. waving my hat for
the boys 10 come 70 me NJ the same time
sent my horse ON toward them with my empty
saddle. The BOYS had nearly reached me when
the Indians rode over the brow of the hill.
within close range.
Now, thought |. was the time 70 get even
with these red demons. by keeping cool and
shooting straight. NV friends behind me now
fully realized the situation and the result was
that out OF nine Indians who rode IN sight
seven never went back
My wound was not serious. and after a short
rest we organized a party and went back 70 the
FIRST point OF attack Here were the bodies OF
the two men, and soon we found poor Purcell.
We took the bodies over 70 our ranch. which
had been robbed the horses and cattle Stam-
pcded, but the buildings had not been burned.
We made coffin from a wagon box and buried
the dead with all the care and tenderness our
resources permitted