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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22
KENNEBEc.
LlTcHFIELD.

STEVENTOWN.-T late William
G. Williams. who passed away Tuesday
morning after a long illness was born
in Litchfeld April II, 1928. and was the
son of James and Bette (ROgerS) Will
iams. In 1853 he married Mary a.
Walker also of Litchfield. who died in
1901. Mr.. Williams served his country
we'll during the Civil War as a men,
Der of the 31st Maine. About two
years ago he came from Farmingdale
to the home of George F. Spaulding,
where he since lived and where he was
most tenderly cared for during his late
illness The funeral services wer@
held Thursday afternoon, c. n. Ken
dali of Bowdoinham officiating. and in
terment was made at Litchfield Plains
cemetery. Among the relatives pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jack Of
Bowdoinham. William d. Walker and
Mrs. Lizzie johnson of Auburn. John
r. Williams and Clayton Hall of
Gardiner one sister. Mrs. Mary +.
Jewell of saltwater, Mimi, survives.
Mr. and Mrs ]. f. Jack were recent
guests of Mrs. Mary =. Williams.
Mrs. Lossa Small is passing a few
days with Mrs. b. NJ Small in West
Gardiner
Joseph 3. Stevens who has been i'll
for several days in reported better.
Mr. Mclnnis of South Gardiner is at
work for Samuel Williams.
VAssALBoRo.
EAST.-A telegram was received by
ID. g. Gates from Los Angeles. Cal,
announcing the death of his mother,
Margaret Gates Dorland in that city
March H. Mrs. Dorland. whose
maiden name was Margaret Baker.
came from Liverton. II. L.. as the bride
of c. Il. Gates. NJ. D.. and resided in
this village many years until failing
health obliged DR.. Gates to seek a
warmer climate when they went to
Santa Monica, Cal, winters. and he
died in that city II years ago. Some
years later Mrs. Gates married Willett
Dorland of Whittier, Cal. and she sur
vived him several years. Five sons,
D. b. of East Nassalboro, DR.. A. r. OF
Minneapolis, Mimi. Prof +. f.. DR. II.
G. and A. NJ. Attorney-atl law of Los
Angeles Cal. survive. Her age was
nearly So
Mrs. Alzada Bragg is reported a
little more comfortable.
Miss Margaret Sibley a trained nurse
from Augusta was in the village re-
Gently.
Mrs. f. b. Lamson visited her father
Andrew Wcbber in South Vassalboro,
Friday.
MT. VERNON.
EAST.-Mrs. f. c. Turner, who has
been passing the winter in Rhode
Island and Massachusetts returned
home Wednesday.
The dance at Turner'S hall Tuesday
evening was well attended There
will be a Poverty ball Tuesday even
ing. March 80.
Friends of VIM. G. Dudley will be
sorry to learn that he is confined to
the house by severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Locke entertained
party of friends at Whist, Friday
evening. March II. Five tables were
filled and a most delightful time was
the result.
Mrs. r. G. Cram and Mrs. Viola
Trask were in Augusta Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22

volumes. Mrs. Tileston has unite m.
usual ability and taste as a compiIer
and her long list of previous works es-
pecially the "Chldren's Hour and
DAILY Strength for Daily Needs,
bears testimony. Her. appreciation of
the ethical qualities in literature as
Well as the purely literary merits of
a work have led to the preservation of
much valuable material that might
otherwise have been lost. Mrs. Tileson
mas recently sailed for a trip abroad
as relaxation from the arduous work
necessitated in the preparation Of THE
Chlldren's Treasure Trove of Pearls"
Joseph b. Glider in an article in the
American Review of Reviews entitled
TX Marvel, Man and Writer" SAYS:
"The passing of TX Marvel on Deem
Der IL last, at the ripe age of Sc years
and eight months, draws attention to
the smallness of the group of those
who may fairly be called his contempo-
rarles. To one of these have already
alluded,-Mr. Bigelow, his senior by
nearly four and half years. Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe was born two years.
and Dr.. Edward Everett Hale nine
days, before April -. 1922, when Mr..
Mitchell first saw the light George
William Curtis (who, like him. had
come into personal touch with Irvns)
was younger than he by two years;
and among his juniors with the late
Charles Eliot NortOn), though yet IN
their eighties, are Col. II. w. Higgin-
son a1d Henry Charles Lea. OF those
who have passed three score wears and
ten CAS- Mr.. Stedman, Mr. Aldrch,
Bishop Potter, DR.. Daniel Colt Gilman,
Mrs. Wister, and Miss Wormsley had.
who passed away, like Professor Nor
ton. only last year,. the remaining no.
tables are DR.. Weir Mitchell w. H.
Howells, and Mark Twain. 4 choice
band, but a very small one.
Miss Mary Ogden White says of
Eben Phillpotts that "Dartmoor people
will tell you that of all writer's about
the Moor country Mr.. Phillpotts is the
only one who has understood them.
He only has translated their broad
Devon without eXaggeration and has
interpreted their philosophy and quaint
wisdom like a comrade Their love for
him is as wide as the moor and their
pride in him is so personal as 70 be
come almost a jealousy" Mr. Phil
oott's new novel, THE Three Brothers"
which comes out this week. while 4
truly sympathetic story of DartmoOr
lif., is in spite of it's tragic incidents
more genial than his other DartmOor
tales There is Il robust optimism in
its pages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22
WANTS HER
LETTER
PUBLISHED.
For Benefit of Women who
Suffer from Female Ills
Minneapolis, Mimi was great
sufferer from female troubles which

caused a weakness
and broken down
condition of the
system. / read SO
much of what
Z. Pinkham's Veg
etable Co mpound
had done for other
suffering women I
felt sure it would
help me, andI must
say it did help.me
wonderfully. My
Mains all left mo 7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22

The February issue of Lippincott' S
contains tale of army life by Gen.
Charles King. 1t is entitled "I-anier
of the Cavelry" TIE story will proba
bly, be brought out in took form later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22

Apropos the paragraph quoted in
these columns a few days ago regarding
the position Of Re gg 1tty boat in ia
vid Copperfield. a correspondent calls
cur ATTENTION to the fact that it was
.'roofet NJ This would seem to be
conclil.s:,.,. evidence tn;:t it was strand
ed right SIDE ny.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22

Richar. Whitcing. author OF mo. .
john Street" is one of the few success
full novelists who have xnever been
tempted by popularity to overproduc-
ton. There is the more reason to wei
come the new book from his pen which
Carroll & Co, Ltd, nave just issued.
The title is Little People"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22

Harper K Bros. have lately published
Mad Barbara" n novel by Warwick
DeepinG. the author of 'Bertrand Of
Brittany" and Sir Walter Raleigh"
by Frederick a. ODER. in the Harper
series of Heroes Of American Histo-
w -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22

Jacobs, WHOSE book. 'Salthav-
been recently published by the
IS fond Of taking walking
pugh the south coast district
IN, where most of the types
Far in his stories are found.
N, his artist collaboration, gen.
companies him on these add
Strange to say, the Seagoing
Deal and thereaboutS do not
Jacobs and owen with much
Pie man particularly mas it
hem This is the original of
h Waterman" in one of ia
famous books. owen drew
BE life not long ago. and the
pas published to illustrate a
sailor resented the publicity
n responsibility for the joke.
he says if he can ever
Jacobs or owen into his boat
10 teach EN- He has in
Fm once of twice. but they
proved callous to his bland.
Perhaps they don't want to
N 1t is hard lines indeed
vs. IN these days when their
go round cunning for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22
KNOX.
WASHINGTON.

The new school board met Thursday
evening and chose Henry Sukefor!h
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22

Robert Grants new novel. THE
Chippendalas." will lac published this
month. 1t is a story of the conflict BE-
tween the now and the old society
and business in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22

example, of the painstaking
VI General Lew Wallace.
hlr Is concentrated this
a special edition made by
S Of The Chariot Race" as
VPiSooe. 1t is said that while
sn Hur he took the journey
ihalana home to New York.
f'ly a detail in one of his de-
he interior of a Roman
'elefal Wallace hunted the
!" days until he found pre-
ne wanted. When someone
10 him how trihing the diff
IL ue general said Sternly:
aae perfection. 1t is never n
Sur If a little inacuracy
imperfect work"
s''IVe and worthy book for
+uia i've to nine, is Mary w.
Vmldrcn's Treasure Trove
d which Little. Brown &
4a'e Just brought out. In
are included some of the
winch delighted the chill
I " and even 100 years ago,
"e now almost entirely out
'"iy found in scattered old
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22

harrington has something OF
n arieature which has made
.n famous, and, like Mr..
kbs a half savage, haif-mel-
kasure in doing an occasional
,sature of himself. The tai
mindpr that it was Mr. Tar
sst ambition, indeed, t" be-
austrator, and recalls ms
tsrg story about the FIRST
|. ever had accepted, and how
the amount of his income
kss Of his check and foresaW
ii happy luxury. But the
moved to be like the chick
y4re counted before they We're
and when Mr.. Harrington
M his books were accepted.
drawings were sometimes de-
Welded to the temptation to
I writer. After that it was Il
h to a playWriter. Mr.. Tar
has resided in New York dur
Of the run of 9TH" Man from
| (which was recently produced
|Harpers in book form, and
Il been one of the most sue
vents Of the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22

"Siena: The story of a Mcdieva!
Commune" by Ferdinand Schcvill. pro
fessor Of history in the university OF
Chicago, will be published by the Serb
ners during March. 1t gives an accur-
ate history of great and productive
CITY and is also attractive through It's
Illustrations Prof. Schcvll is an au-
thority on this subject. and writes Ill u
readable style.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22

y According to the publishers OF 10
M Gales Loves of PelleaS and Etaf-
re- a clergyman has been discovered
who l,ceps a drawful of copies Of that
novel ON hand for presentation to "a"
co,,nles over whose nuptial ceremonies
he ofiiciates. His purpose IS III ,ii'9
way to give timely and silent "arl,'''7
of the evils of divorce. ana ne do'pt'tSS
thinks that the woods OF the hoNeiiS'
will be more cfficacious than l"'
threats Of the preacher. Wise Clergy
man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22

the great authors and composers, is be-
ginning series of Little Journeys to
the Homes of Great Business Men"
Why leave East Aurora?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22

b,lt g co. have just conclud-
[,msnts with Lott" Blair
[,bor Of "'Way Down East.
II Southern skies for a
|y.r England life entitled
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22

1.-THE Royal End" the last offering ,s o y,
1,nrv Harland. brought to completion
bv Mrs Harland. will be puolis 11a,,,c ~.
March The scenes are laid in Senit e
and Florence. from which they sn,t Inc 20
New england. Mrs. Harland , ma. ms
aa;S,,ad hor work has sailed for Europe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22
HE REALM OF BOOKS AND AUTHORS

- the PATH meta
i.I' nv katharine Fl. New
Indication OF WHICH WAS
pnSstponed, has just been
bnp Lee & Shepard
IN The author of a
surgs entitled Fountain
e,nnid sherman 40
ninth street, New York,
ssrsmd a rhotogravurc en-
p ceorge's church. New
: the famous churches OIL
- gardens of the park up
udingf seen IN Tie
i've to the view the APP
country scene which is
snphasized by the way
surrounding buildings
n but eliminated
x.16v Of a Fishing Reel"
ssarson the current IS
outing charming PIC
~attns Joseph Jetfer-
pr Cleveland
yea. 1,o ~ nf truth rsTS DSse
Dragon Painter ETC. is
- the manuscript OF her
abrh will be brought out
! Nv Little, Brown & Co. The
ID ~ hook will be child labor
Vspu mills and as the au-
ra large part of her HE
HSr and has seen much of
HgA public expect a
Ha& Co. just conclud-
Rmmw with Lott" Blair
fmm WAY Down East f
H., sp England life Untitled
Arlington has something of
tarcature which has made
"A famous like Mr.
Hssa half h,lf-me-
3rup n doing occasional
nature of himself. The tai
lander that it Tar
/ fist ambition, indeed, t" be-
artram, and recalls ms
Hr story about the first
Mtsr had accepted an" now
be amount of his income
~ Of check and foresaw
IN happy luxury. But the
= moved o be like the chick
Arp counted before they We're
LAID Mr.. Harrington
n his books were accepted
+ rawlings sometimes de-
II Welded to the temptation to
hvrter that it 4
III playwriter. Mr. Tar
ta resided in New dur
j dNe "Tho Man from
i which was recently produced
zHarer in book form. and
Il been one 0 the
grs of the
4 Jacobs whose book. "salthav-
been recently published by
i of taking walking
Vh district
BEl where most the types
IFm his found
b his artist coiiaporator,
pmpanes him o these adj
/ Strange the seagong
pal and thereabouts do not
Jacobs and with much
N particularly mas it
Nm This is the original of
Waterman of ia
famous books. drew
- life not long and the |
pas published illustrate a
sailor resented the publicity |
4 responsibility the joke.
ne if he
Jacobs his boat
10 teach EN- He
pm once Of twice they
proved calouS @ bland
Perhaps
UFn 1t hard lines indeed
these days when their
q cunning
Example of the t3king |
OF General Lew Wallace. |
/ hur Is concentrated this |
d special edition made by |
FSM The Chariot
cpSoe 1t that while |
Hur he took
iaana home New York,
ny a detail in his de- |
interior Il Roman
NMfal Wallace hunted the |
Jays until he found pre- |
wanted. When
nm how rilng the diff |
The general said stcrnly: |
SAT perfection It is a
CF n little inacuracy |
Imperfect work"
WI" and worthy book for
I'VE To nine, w.
lhh1renS Treasure TroVe
which Little Brown
"" Just brought In
DIRE included of the |
delighted the chill |
W and ago |
Wy HOW almost entirely out |
"N found in TERED old |
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22

No less than 17G hitherto unprlh''"
letters are to be revealed in Voi'itil'
soon to appear in London with tne ti',''
",rho Love Letters of Thomas Carry"
and lane Welsh" Carlyle'S hep'''" -
Mr.. Alexander Carlyle, who mas a.rt'",
hecu concerned in the resurrection Oh
Carlyle personalia. Will con'rlo"'e o..
Introduction in which he declares t''"'
Tho correspondence should convince
evcu the most prejudiced and mfrleno-
1v that Thomas Carlyle and Jane "e,H''
were essentially generous, sell ac'l'''
in, and noble" The poems oil the ar
lylcs will he published IN an "Pp''i'''>
The two opening volumes !" w,
P,avers' Ihsen to be issued by JON, ;"
Luce and Co, will contain uoa :.
House'' and Little Eyolf. Eath p''s
win annear in a volume by ltseli' e".i'
viii have a critical introduction ny
Henry L. Mencken. author OIL ". ..,r,'r
pornard shaw: His Plays ana li'
Philosophy of Frederick NietZsc.'e 49, n
o.o,, translation is the work OF MOI
v.aoian scholar under Mr.. Mencken >
editorial supervision. The othel piat t;,
viii be issued at short Intervals o"'''
TIE set is complete. &AfS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22

Elbert Hubbard, having finished WIN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-31
@robe Mufreauna hat in

@robe Slufreeung bot in a.
len &reiien Der 8ep0lferung bon Yll-
oapeit cine 8ranofotaitropDe bernor,
gerufen, mel6e ni6t nur cine Ser
beoeutenbiten oortigen Sobrifen in
ai6e selegt, ionoern au9 5ablreider
Snlaiien berbangnispou geporoeH
1T. slus nod nidt aufgefIdrter ur-
iabe entitano in Der Shlif idJen
@iiengieBerei Seuer, bas ii9 bei Dem
porberridenben beftigen @inoe mil
raienoer @eidminoiefeit ausbreitete.
Ser 9ra1o mar ausgebrohen, ndb'
reno Die geiomnrte arbeiteribaft IT.
rem Sagelperf oblag Ser Ilarm
tpuroe nod allen Seilen oes @ebon.
oes re6t5eitie gegeben. aber piele,l
mar es bod niht nebr fnogli6, inl-
gefabroet ms Sreie 5u eelangen
yttht ipeniger als 5pan5ig Mrbeites
ihlo, nab Den lebteu Weloungell
mebr ooer lpeniaer i6iDer berlebi
poroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-31
1898 ooer friiher itottaefnnoell

re 1898 ooer friiber itattgefulloen
bot. Gon Herionen, pelbe oieni.-
pfli6tig iinb uno nod I'M Mlter me
ter 33 Sobren lteben, ii6 aber 3ur
slbleiltung ser 0ienitpflidt ooer su
eiler @affeniibung ni6t geiteat 5o=
ben, miro erluartet, boB lie ibre Mi-
litarpfliht erfiillen, no6oem iie nud
. Se1terrei6=llngarn 5ltriidgefebrt
iino, uno menn oies IN iol6en Sal
len aeldeben lit miro Die 5trafe
megen 9eiertion ni6t ooll5oaen iper-
oen Son ben 2euten. lpelhe 5uriid
tebren, miro MIR bie slbleillnno
Der reeularell 0ienit5eit perlongt
merben lmo iie meroen BON Ser Sc
itellltna 5u @offeniibungen befreit
merben. @enn Die 0ienit5eit eines
@eitellrnsspflidtigen in eirem al-
bern 2anbe iih auf oen 3eitroum
eritredt, pabreno oelien er cine
@affeniibune batte nitn1aden 'oI=
len, 10 eritredt ii6 Die s(nlneItie allf
ioldle llnterloiiungen SIT oie Oienit-
pfliht aber erit fiinftig 5ll leiiten, 10
finoet bie 9lmneitie oorauf feine PIT
nenorng uno Die @affeuiibung
bleibt obligotorii6
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-31
S1oO gelobnuua. 500.

Die 2eier Dterer 3eitltug iperDen iiCf
freuen, gu erfabren, oaB es penisiteus
cine gefiir6tete &rnnfbeit giebt. tpeIbe
pie 8iiieni6aft in al ibren 9tufen 81
beilen imitanoe iit; Sau aatarr6@ @&ur
it bic ei1l5ise iebt Der dr5tlibsn 8riioers
ldaft befannte poiitipe &nr. aatarrb err
forbert als cine aonititlltionsfranfte:t
cine fonititlltionelle 8ebanblllng. 9al
aatarrb@anr ipiro iilnerli6 genomnen
unb tpirft bireft auf bas @lut nllo Die
idleinlisen Sberfld9en beg Spitems, ,Sar
onr6 Die @ritnbla9e Der &railfbeit 8ere
it0renb urb bem 9atienten &raft eebero,
irbem fie Die &onItitlttion bes &Drpers
aufballt uno Der gsotlir gu ibrem @erfe
bilft 9ie @isertiinter babeu 10 bieI Ser
trallen 5ll ihren 6eiltrdften, baR iie 100
Dollars 8elobnltn9 fir ieben Sal ane
6ieten, ben tie 5ll fltrieren berfebleu 2aBi
@u6 cine 2iIte bon 3eugniiieu fommen.
Wan aoreiiiere:
s. S. Gbenep & 60, Solebo. o
@erfaitft bon alien Gpotbefen, 75e.
5olls SamiliensBillen limb Die beitea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-31

lpieoer bergeitellt ieill miiroe. Sic
Na6ri6ten bon reoolutiondren slnss
briiben in anbern Seilen bes 2an-
bes haben ii6 nibt beltatigt, ooh
berri6t ii6eroa groBe 1lnrube nalo
oie 9iegierung muB iebr poriidtig
iein Die 9eadri6t bon bergeieoerloge
ser Sponier in 0eelilla ideint pcbr
5l iein. Tie iullen 5moilaig Sffi5iere
H. 400 Wtann perloren baben. Sran-
5oiiibe 3eitltngen perlangen, Ole au-
bern Madte iollten eingreifen, oeln
eS ldge i'm Sntereiie gang guropa's,
oab Die Spanier ni6t bon Sen
Gabplen beiiegt miiroen, bo6 aeleen
oie onoern Ma6te Big iest gar fei-
he Suit, ii6 in Die Code eit5rn1i-
iden. Seoenfals iino alle @eriidtc
Don eiuer beabiidtigtel Snterpeu-
tou als perfriibt gu be8eidnen &o-
mig 9llfons lit III Wfaorio uno in
itanoiger gerbinoung nit Bremicr
Maura Die aonigin 1T in San 5a-
ba1tian.
Sic 2eip5ig iinb, nod oen non
BORT eingelaufenen 9eri6ten, Die
@orbereitungen fir Die Subelfeier
Ioes fiinfbunoertiabrigen 8eitebe;ls
Der ltniperiitdt beenoet. Die Srabt
prangt i'm idoniten 6eltgepano unb
aae SauptltraBen iino pradtie aus
gelbniicft. Ger 5remoen5uitrom lit
Elm gelualtiger. Seoer 8abn5ug
bringt Sllnoerte bon ebenaligen SEQ
mnilitonen lpel6e Der ginlaouug
BON Neftor uno Senat, oas bebre
Set mit5ubegeben, freubigit 5olge
leilten. glle 9ln5ei6en oeuten Oaraui
bin, bob oie @brentage Der llniuerii-
tat pom %. bis gum 80. SIli ii6
81 einen iiberous slan3boller,
oenfiuiiroigen Greienis geitalten luer-
ben. 9llIb Ole glmerifaner meroen
on ser Subelfeier berporrageno FEE
teiliet ieiM. gei6t lpenieer ols a6t-
5ebn Sobi6ulen Der Ser. Staaten
loiien ii6 offi5iell pertreten. Die
omerifaliiben @elebrten neroea,
nit Dem alnerifoniihen 9otidaftrr
i'll Berlin, Or. 9apio Sagne Sill
on Ser Spite, 81 bengbrengaiten Der
2eip5iger sllno Water geboren. Die
Seitli6feiten nobnlen aln @beno oes
%. eSuli ourd einen groBen6adelsus
ibren 9lnfong.
Gr-Yraiioent 9tooiepelt lit Don
ser llniperiitat 2eip5ig anldBlid if
rer Subildumsfeier gum @brenorf-
tor Der Nehte eruannt moroen. 9(n=
Der ibn muroen in glei6er @eile
gcebrt. Ser &onie bon Sahien, @raS
Zeppelin, ser 0i6ter @erbarot
Souptmam unb Ser Wtaler 6riB
BON llboe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-31
Segas.

8as &omite, Del6es BON Der
leeten 2egislatur ernannt lporoet
NOR, um infer 3udtballsipeien auf
leiue WiBltaloe bin su unteriubea1
lit uorlaufig nit ieinen Mrbeiten 81,
Gn0e gefonlmen uno 6at 1i6 biz
gum Sftober pertagt gs bat mdb-
rello Der leBten Gage Die orei in Der
9fa6e bon Suntsbille gelegenen @e=
fangenen-2ager beiu6t unb Die .3u-
itdnoe bort ungefdbr dbnlid 10 mie
in ben anOern StraflineslagerlL
Die es inipi5iert bot, gefunoen. Die
@efangenen er5dblten S6aneree-
ihihten bon Der idIedten 8ebano-
lung Die iie teilmeiie erfabren, lno
oas 4onite fallo, oaB mande Ser
9eidmeroen offenbar besriinoat
ieien. Die Negerillnen in Dem einea
2ager iuuBten ebenfans .alIerlei
i6limme Dinge iiber @epaltttaigfei-
fen 5l er5dblen, Die iid Die @ahell
iblen gegeniiber erlarbt batten, oob
weroen oieie @usiagen, bei Der be-
fanllten llnglaublpiiroigfeit lno Suit
gum 2iigen Der gfegerinnen, init
GROCER 8orii6t ailf5unebmen iein.
1ie meiBen Srouen llnter ben 0a=
fangen ipuBten bon feinen berarti-
gen slusidreitl1ngen gu beridten.
0as aon1ite miro am 25. Sftober
lpieoer 5ulammenfonmen. Die Ser
rem 8einert, Suospetb, Moaer mo
Stamps puroen gum Subfom1ite er-
nannt um init @oupernenr Comp
bea in 8e5ug allf oie slnitellulla
BON Muoiteuren, pelbe Die @eid6its-
biiber Der 3u6tbausperlpaltuna all-
ter ill6en iollen, g(bma6ungen 81
treffen.
Die County Sduliuperinten-
oentelt bic fiiralid in 9(uitin cine
Situllg abgebalten baber, bdbet ii1
81 @uniten iogenannter yGouutg
Boards Of gbucation" ousgelpra,
hen. gs lit oarunter cine 8eborbc
5u beriteben, Die, ebenio ipie Der
Sbulrot III Der .Stabt Die itaot!-
iben Sbulell, Die S1ulen inn @oun-
tp 6eallflihtigt lnb Ieitet. 9teben ipr
iollen aber an6 Die 2rllitee -8eb6roen
Der einselnen 0iitrifte beiteben 5fei-
ben
eSn Ser 9e1be pnm Suntmers
BEL Yaris puroe ein geruiIier Aui-
jeff Waro BON einem befannten 5ar-
ner namens Saul @el1 eriboiieil
Die beioen maren ans elmer ieltiamen
l1ria6e in Streit geraten. 3luel
iiingcre Sdiueitern 8aro's mobuten
BEL @eld. @aro batte MN eiaen
@eridtsbefebl erlangt, Der i'm er,
| nla6tigte, Die Moo6en in einerl
@oiiellbaus ilnter5ubringen. 9lls er
lie aber bolen nollte, pioerIestJ
lid) 8eld ibrer 6orti6affi,ng uul
es fam gu eiilem Streit, Der obiees
9teiultat batte.
= gead laneer aranfbeit itorb ir
Bort 2anoco Srou 5annie Woiier.
mann, @ottin BON George @oiler,
mann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-31
Gin 9sadtreiter 1tebcrfaa.

0ie i6limntitell Na6treiter firi
Galomel, Groton Sel u11o glloe Gil.
len. Sic fallen gnb i'm gett az
uno rauben gub Die Hube. geiht ic
Or. Sings Seem 2ife Bills. Sic per.
uria6en ME Storungen uno 1nbe.
quelnIidfeit, aber reinigen inlme,
oas SDitem uno beilen grfdltungen
&opfi6mer5ell ltnberoaulidfeit unf
Walaria. 25 Gts. bel alien Drug
ailten.