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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-06

Ser 4rbeitertag iprroe bier
aIIgemeiu gefeiert. 8iele @eid1lte
bielten ben gan5en Gag ge1GlolicrL
am Nahmittng maren ale geidlol-
fen. Die Barabe am gormittag
mar groB uno impoiallt. Die Sod.
mittagsfeier falto I'M electric Yarf
ftatt. Der &auptreoner oes Cages
mar Der @eneral-S taatsonipalt Go-
piblon.
Die 1ieIigen 9unoes- 8eamisn
iiuo I'M 9eiik elmer 9onibe, lucId1c
i'm Stanoe mare, ben groBten @loe
Der Staot 81 5eritoreu. 9ieielbe
lulIroe BON Merifo oil cine bieIige
fingierte Moreiie geianot, bod iAopi-
ten Die Giienbabn-8eamtcn @er-
oadt, nno acknowledgement Die 9lln-
0esbeb0roen. Deputp : MaridoG
Qailcditer 0ffnete Die &ifte uno fano
Die Dombe, Die er in @~epabrlam
nabm. Mau iuht ieet nod Sem
Wann, fir ben Die Site beitiulnlt
getpeiei, bod lift es unluabrideiu.
lif, bob cine Spur gefunoen tpirn.
Muh bic merifauiiden geboroen jino
benadridtigt uno iufen nad) Dem
Mbienoer.
Der 3onteit eesen oie sc.
trGnfe-Qi5ens 6es Serrlt 5rco
SoDe fam inn Gountp-@ eriht Dor,
lit aber nod nidt biz CUR Gnt-
iheioung gefommen. Ser gemci3,
OaB bort / mauguit oieieg Sabres
geipielt lpuroe. fonnte nift gebrod)t
meroen, bod muroe 5ugeItonocll,
bob wdbreuo Der Sair 1907 bort ge-
ipielt muroe. Muh Die anf(aqc,
onB iih Winorenne bort oufqe6ol.
fen, fonnte nift aufreft erbalten
iueroen. gountp-& ifter Sboof BE.
belt iih bic gntideioung Bis nad.
iten Dienitag Dor.
Die 6eils-Mrinee lit i'm 81.
Diftrift-g erift Inn einen GinbaIts-
befebI gegen oen itdbtiifen @nit-
Snipeftor>2 Zen so. S. 0ielmanll rnlo
Die Observation-Disclosures .eingefom.
men, nm oiele 81 perbinoeriL Je-
gen ben 8au hires oHettungs6dtls
les oil Der Miper 4pelire eifall-
1breiten. 9ie Observation-Disclosures
lit Der aniid)t, onB Der getpd1lte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-06

General Srepino erfldrt, sic
3abl Der BEL Dem 9o6naiIer in
WontereD um's 2eben @efommenell
lperoe nibt mebr als 1900 betraqen.
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Gin grammt.

Mir ~tranmlte, iJ tp1re seffpr6en
tlnb INT bic Seele mein,
Ga iu1r'n miteinnnber int Strette
Ste Scifel lnb Gigelein.
Die Senfel, bic batt' iJ idptt ale
Sier tnten i'm Gebcn geieb'm
Sic pflcgten beritnt als Mppifel
Der Mnti= Salupn=2easre gu geh'n.
Der Gihelberg, Gtrpng nn6 ber Gantin
Die bier 10 g~etuiifet er9rimmf,
Sic iDaren jett all miteinan6er
Gum SiemIt ut bet S1ae beItimmt.
Sic meinten, idj mii1e binnnter
Wit ibnen 5nnt S1leupfubl,
Weil i'd mie beiltdIt tire Stride
unb nid)t tire Sunntngsi1ur.
tub meil ij INNER gctueien
Gin Mutt 9rDbtbitipniit;
Die Gngel iagten bage9en:
uGr tit infer, tueif es TO it'll"
Hie Gngel 6liebem aid Gicgcr
unb fiibrtcn mid 6anit bimmelan,
Wir ftbren i'm a~llernemefteu
3eppclin'imen Aerpplau.
llnb tuie iuir enblid gefpmmem
Sinh IN has binnmliidje Scr,
9a trat NIT frennbltfem 9iidem
Der beilige 1etrms berpur.
Der meinte, es babe bic Geiie
@eiuifi mid redjt bmritig getnadJt,
flno bat mir fugleid cine Jlaifc
VDn alamo Bter bersebradt.
Sd THAR tupl bariiber er~itannet,
ST iagte: nSas tit bier ber 8ranm
gSas gut nn0 mas seiitig amf Grben,
Sas babcn i'm Sintmel iuir aud.
Sas III amp 8ter bat idjpn LANCE
9erauf uns etn Gnsel gebraht,
9'rmm Erpiit!" = Grab iupllte ib trim,
fen
Sa bin id bnriiber eriuaht.
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Ser 8ea s,t,n Grfola

bietet piele S6mieriefeiten, ober fei-
ne 10 i6limm, lpie idle6te @eiuio-
belt. grfolg perlangt beut5lltaee
einen geiutoen &orper, ober glectri,
9itters 1T Der bette @eiun6beitsbrill-
ger, ben bie @elt ie gefan1tt bat.
Gr peruriddt boaltanoige @ftion oes
Wagens, Der 2eber, Nieren uno Gin
gelpeioe, reinigt uno berbeIiert oas
8lut uno itdrft llno fraftigt oas gait
&c SDitem. &raftiger &orper llro
flarer &opf iino Die SoIgen Ieines
@ebrau6s. Sic fonnetl electric
gitters nibt entbebren, ipenn lie
idmad, nieoergeoriidt ul1o franf(id,
lino. Sur SOC @arantiert bon auel1
9ruggilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-06

oante be MoiGp SIT, Die an Ieinen
@oniin berbeiratet NOR.
Srallein b. gborolais mor oe5-
balb Dem iungen Monorden nitbt
boie. Sic nuroe numnebr sic
oieniteifriee S6iiterin Ser foniali-
den 2iebi6aft. Sic itel(te ibr
bon Moorio ser @rGfin 1oa
Woiap 5ur Gerfii9une; tie be6er-
bergte ote Saporitin, inoeB ii6 2llo-
mig Der Siinf3ebnte I'M no6en
S6loB6en Muette befono. Sic
@a6bari6aft Ser beioen 96loBden
geitattete Elm beimlides &onmeu
nno @eben in Ser Nodt; man bot
te nllr oos 8ois Sc 8oulogne Su
our6queren. gs i6eint, boB Sic
ies Sopa cine 3eitlong perfect
blieb, ober idlieBlid bemerfte man
bod, bob oie 8orfa1een Inn bos
SbloB Wuette frii6e @agenipurcll
trugen, obglei6 Na6ts lire Sore ge-
ldloiIen iprrben. Die 3eugieroa
uno bic gosbeit ser Soflinge be-
ma6tigten ii6 rai6 oieies &atIe(s,
oas lie obne Miibe loiten. Sr1lt-
lein b. @barolois NOR gang in bif
foniglif}e 9ieb!daft eingemeibt.
Sic NOR Die Sntenoantin ieiner Ser
gniigu1een ~genoroen. Sic regelte
Die Saebportien i'm 8pis, oos Mbeno-
eilen muroe nod Dem Maoriber
S6loB6en beitelt, oas Souper mad
Dem BON Muette, nno no6mtiiaas
muroen grfriidnngen in Dem fleinen,
slei6falls i'm 9ois gelegenen Sail3,.
6en 8agatene ierbirt. Srauleilt b.
gbarolais geipam INNER mebr @ill=
fluB o1if oas 2iebespaar; Ser &0nis
iibte piel Na6ii6t nit ibren 8banta=
fen unb la6te oariiber. @1breno
ibr 9ruoer, Ser Ser5oe, IN l1ngnaoe
uno feline Waitreiie erilirt mar, iab
oas Sraulein b. gbarolois BON Sag
5u Sag tire Maht GROCER meroen.
Ser alte &aroinal bon Sleltrp
uoQte nidts bon ibrem 5iemIi9 l1rt-
georbneten 2eben miiien nno empfing
iie BET ii6 uno borte iie germ plan-
bern. Sic belpra6en 5uiammen
lnebrere Stllnben oes Cages Die
midtieiten 4ngelegenbeiten oes 3ei=
DIES. Sn Sontaineblau fommuni5ir-
ten lire @emd6er our6 cine ber=
itedte Sreppe. Ser ginfluB, Sen oas
Sraulein anf ben 4onig na6m1 ting
an, BEN Sof gu beunrubieel. Sic
mar i6rer Wadt 10 iiher, baB jeoer
ibren @%ingebungen folgte. 9as pltr-
De ibr 8eroerben. Sotte lie lid ood)
in ben &opf geiest, Ben Gr5biihof
bon Gennes, Dem lie angebli6 beIoa=
oers gut geipeIen lein ioG, srnl
Staatsminiiter 81 MAIDEN. Ser
alte &aroinal i9rie Iout ouf nno
Die Brin5eiiin mllroe ME n1ebr gum
Souper gelaoen. linn ii6 nieoer
in CUNT 5u ieten, ionote iie i'm Sob
re 1740 Dem &onig uao ieirler Mai=
trelie ibr Miniaturportr6t arf cillcr
Sabatiere. Ser beriibmte Maler
Boulder batte Tie barauf ols Mouh
bargeiteat: oas b1rene @epono nno
Ser grobe Strid biloeten einen tcuf=
liI6en 8ontroit gu Dem i6elmiiden
glid uno Dem gang meltli6en Nei3
ibrer itrablenben S6onbeit. 8oltaiz
re lieB iid bon oieiem 9ortrat gu
einem 8~ier5eiler inipirieren, in Dem
er feline geriuunoerung ousipridt,
Dob Der Monhitrid oes beiligen
Sran5 bon Miiiii @enus ols @Ertel
oiener tonne.
llebrigens oieie @enus bette if
rem @iirtel iebr Ioie eefniipft. .9ie
@benteuer bes SrauIeins b. G6aro-
lais madten gu ibrer 3eit Sfaloal.
Die 2iebbaber folgten chamber siem-
lid ai6,-i6lieblid perbeiratete tie
ii6 morgontiib, berlieB oas frioole
Wa6rioer ShloBden uno 5og lad
8agateae uno botte Elm frommes
W1tpr
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0as Gmbe eines ealamten SdleHes,

8er 8aris I'M Sonnler beiudt
fennt oas Gbateau oe Maorio. 9as
feline SbloBden liegt an Ser @ren-
Sc 5miiden Dem 8ois oe 8oldogne
unb Dem r~ei5enoen GilIenort Neiliap.
Gin langgeitredtes @al1s in Der anti
%fiiierenoet 8arart oes Is. Sabr1An-
oerts nit elmer md6tigen 1teiner-
men Yforte. &ingsberum Elm Earf
nit geipunoenen @egen, tiefgriine.J
@eeten u1b 9osfetten. 9ie feiflte
4lientel bes elegortten @alodens
nimfnt bier grfriidungen uno oos
Diner Elm. aus elmer @de flitge.,
Ole moIiiitieen Gone elmer 3iaeuner-
fapeae. @ra5ioie 9orlen mno Ser
rem in &leioung, Saltung uno
@eiit gang nod Dem neueiten S6nitt
oes Wooeiournals, beeinnen ODER
enoen, oisfret uno poler5ogen, IL
ren neueiten Shirt. Mon fonnte
nad ibrer SorgIoliefeit nro 2ebens-
luit i6lieBen, oaB nod bas foitlihlta
alier Sabrbunoerte fortbauere. Mus
Der Serne 5irpt Elm. Spinett ooer Ell
ne Sarfe. Sauiionl Srrtuml Die
ianften Welooien oieier Snitrunle!l-
te iino ben Srnnen, oie nit ibrerl
2aunen nno 2eioenidaften oieIes
SdloB belebt baben in @eid Ser
Sdatten na6ge5oeen. Die brrttuie
@egenpart nmgiebt oag S6loB uno
tritt oas friimlige Mouerfperf ME.
Der. Das oSdloB1en bon MooriO"
miro benoliert uuO muB einem neltarl
&ieiengebduoe mei6en.
Son ar oenen, oie nit ibrenl
gbarme 0ieIes fiiritlife Seim Der
idonert babetL mar feline an5ieben.
Ser als oas Grdulein b. Gbarolais,
oeren Griiten3 fir eil1en g(ngenbiid
IN elmer Blauoerei Senri &%ouions
i'm oSemps" ans Dem falten Soor
erpadt. Srdulein b. Gburolais bat
te oieies uS6loBhen bon Maorio"
81 ibrem 2ie6liugsaufentbalt En-
mablt. Sic mar oie S6welter oes
Ser5oes BON Bourbon, oes olnldd)
tigen Miniiters 2uolpi9s oes Stint
5ebnten, ullo Die altelte bon bier
Maohen Die alIe bier perldieoele,
aber nibt 9leideiiltige S6idlale ia
ben. Cine oieier Shmeltern, bon
unbereleid)li6er S6onbeit, pGre So
nigin bon 6ronfreih eemoroen, meun
Die Waitreiie hires 9ruoers es ibr
bdtte ber5eiben monerL mie fie ftd
ibr eegeniiber betrug uno pie iie BON
ibr ipra6. Srdulein b. Gbarolais
bottle nid)t 10 ebrgei8ige Blane. Sic
mare i6on 5ufrieoen geneien, oie
Wfaitreiie bes &0rigs 81 lein, ben
man ipdter Sen Sielgeliebten nannte.
Sic illfte feline 2iebe 81 entflom-
men, bod obne Grfolg. Ser Soar
idoa bon Gi6elieu er5ablt in ieinel
Wiernoiren, oaB an @noe ei'cs
SouperS (es NOR in Sabre 1892
Der tlrhge aonig 2uopig Der Suni-
5ebnte bon Game ouf oie @eiunobeit
leiner uunbefannten MaitreIie" oas
8los erbob un6 iofort begann bic
liebensfpiiroige @eieafdaft, auf Gin
laoung oes aoni9s, nod Dem @onlen
lener llnbefannten SIT fori6en. Wtar
Jimmie ob. 8on bieruno5pon5ig
anneien0en 8erionen erbielt Srou.
lem h. Gborolais Iieben, cine Ma-
oonne De 2nuraquais sebn Stimmen.
orf onoere Sofoamen entfielen Ole
reitli6el lieben. Sn u~nierer beuti-
gen 8arGomentiprode miirbe mon
iagen, es fam sur Gtidmobl. 2no-
mig Der 8iinf5ebnte bate es nidt
noti9, einen 5lpeiten 8atlgan9 Elm.
8uleiten. Gr ltebte anoermdrts
ipeln man iid 10 ausbriiden bari.
seine 9eigungen menoeten ii6 Wo=
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lpie elm begoiiener 8noel. @os lit
ooS fir elm Sdm6serl Gin rid,ti.
ger porlomeatoriider General. Sic
fonnen Dos aaes Sbrem 4aiier err
5d1ien rno ibm iagen, DAB es nibt
meme Sdulo lit. Meine Sruppen
limo iett miioe uno brauden slpei
Gage Hilbe. SD bleibe bier. Sd
babe bier Sipei rei5enoe @eiber ge-
fnlloen: NIT Der einen pIaubere
ib beltte @beno, nit Ser anoerer
morgen obeno. Sic fonnen audi oas
Sbrem 9oiier er5dblen. @uten
Ibeno, arebs!"
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sdnea! ednea.

Sdnea, Serr Ipotbefer-Sbnea
-gine Shahtel bon 8udlens Mrni-
ca GoIbe. -9ier lit elm @ierteloot.
lar. lin Moies @iaen, idnel
1obp bat ii6 ihredlih perbrannt
Sobn bat iid nit Ser Mrt in Ser
SUB gebauen IL DIANA bot iid) Der.
brMbt. -Hapa fam Dor Sdmorr6oi.
ben nidt geben. - 2iIie bot 9eu
Ter uno mir ldmer5en Die 9iibner.
oiigen. Sic erbielt es nno beiltt
balo Die gail5e 6amilie. gs lit oos
bette 9eilmittel auf @roen. 8erfalfl
BEL allen Oruagiiten.
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Mit Stmr1nl

Ser geeebr fir bic pllnoerbara
Wagen=, Nieren u1o 2eberfur, Or.
Sings Stem 9ife 8ias, lit e~ritounen-
erregeno. aae 9rugeiften iagen,
oaB iie ME etipas 4ebnli6es iaGer.
8os III, neil es ME berfeblt, gl;-
rem Wagen, Sartleibigfeit rnper-
oaulidfeit, @anigfeit @elblu6t,
&opfidmer5en, Sieber ullo Malaria
Ii fllrieren. SOUR % Gents.
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@offeu gu Itredeu, lieB er ii6 nit
ibm III llnterbonolungen uno I'm
terbonolungen Elm. Urban iagte SIT
ibm: oShmab on mr. inmter3u",
nnb lieB, mdbreuo Die ltnterboltuaG
ponltatten gillg, ila6 itno mad feline
gon5e Sruppenmodt ab8ieben; OILS
oarn Die 8onperiatiou 81 gnoe mar,
iaate er SIT Sbrem General: 05ut
mir 2eio, ober iA babe gar feine
@rmGdti0lllQ nit Sbnen 81 inter
banoeln lno Sic o%n5ub0ren.
Sproh'S uno ging mld ieinerleitS
BON oonuen. Sbr General ltano oa
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GnrI GIsnnr 3,

OufI gIsllef II 0alllllns
Idreibt inns, iein Sobn babe Elm 5a-
idenbud nit rotem 2eoer-@inbasc
uno eillein 8er5ei6nis bon 5ru6t
pflon5en, in Dem iid SO Collars be-
fonoen, auf Dem @ege pom 6
Weilelt Greet un0 Der Weoinan OH
81. Iuguit, nadnittags 5mii6etl 2
uno 3 ubr, perlorelt. @er oos Bud
NIT Snbalt mieoerbringt, erb0lt cine
gelobnung.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-14

st up by successful revoiuuonls's.
and cited Daniel Webster. who. IA
secretary OF state In iS42. defined the
rights OF American citizens enlisted
under the flag of a foreign country.
The resolution which be offered was
not a declaration % war. said senator
Rayner The guilt for what he char
acterized as "a great crime against
the rights of American citizenship
did nct rest upon the psopie az Me-
aragua." he sad. but upon the Die
tator of Nicaragua" The resolution
was directed against President ze-
lava Individually. He desired That
his resolution be considered as a sep
arate proposition from any action
that might be taken with reference
to thes tate OF government existing.
tn Nicaragua.
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Clementine, crown Prince Albert ard
the royal household The castle q
empty. for the king sold all the fur.
nlture, dismissed the servants sssd
withdrew to the pavilion.
The day was mixture OF anxiety.
hope and despair, and as his strength
failed. the king whispered to his
chaplain and the aged and devotea
priest. with tears wetting his cheeks.
approached the bed and heard bis
confession and administered com.
munion and extreme JUNCTION.
Prepares For End.
During the morning the king. as
sisted by a notary and solicitors.
settled his private affairs. He dis
cussed points in his will with perfect
composure. In the afternoon he took
farewell or the court officials. To
Count Oultremont. Marshal OF the
court, his majesty said; You have
served me well for mere than 20 years.
| am grateful. Before die ! wunt
TO tell you so and give you my
thanks"
The king then summoned Princess
Ciementine. whom he kissed several
times. telling her not 10 cry. She
was led fainting from the room. Other
relatives, including Prince Albert.
followed. -
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the player in the proceedings.
Clearly Conspiracy"

Davis was checkmated, but the
Chicago club did not have his service
during the entire season. The cost
of litigation to the Chicago club eX-
ceeded $4,000. The entire transaction
vas clearly conspiracy, and wantcn
violation of the peace pact entered
into at Cincinnati. American League
interests must be considered and
weighed in the construction CT the
national commission each year.
1T is far from our purpose 70
say. or even suggest, who the Nation
al League should elect as its presi-
dent. but common sense, and the
interests of other parties to the
agreement should be considered, II
the present cordial relations are to
continue.
The unbounded prosperity the
game has enjoyed under its present
government should serve as a safety
valve 10 any preiudicial act that might
tend to destroy healthful. sound and
sportsmanlike condition in baseball
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-14
Aged King Of Belgium Appar-
emily Near End.
OPERATION MAY SAVE HIM
Pathetic Picture In Pavilion Near De-
serted and Empty Royal Castle
One Daughter and Crown Prince
at Bedside Of Stricken Monarch.
CIV Associated Press.)

BRUSSELS. Dec. l3.-Leopoid IL,
king of the Beleians, tonight is max
ing desperate fight with death. and
the odds are strongly against the aged
monarch. At last resort the sur
geon's knife will be tried tomorrow.
II the operation Is successful King
Leopold may live. II 1t falls the end
is inevitable All will depend upon
the kings strength and vitality,
which are fast ebblng.
Rheumatism has already conquered
the aged and wasted frame. Dropsy
has developed and an obstruction OF
the intestine. which must be removed
has greatly aggravated hts condition
May Die at Any Moment.
The general opinion is that the
kind will not survive the operation
Indeed he may die at any moment
The monarch himself Is rather cpti'
mistic. and today exclaimed TO his
physicians: Operate, and the sooner
the better" But. he added with
wane wistful smile. Perhaps doctor
the long. long journey is at hand"
King Leopold Is still as lucid OF in
tellect as ever. This masterful mind
which conceived and carried out tbs
gigantic Congo project and reused th'
whole world into bitter indictmen
| and discussion. calmly directed wha
seems to be the final chapter in hi
spectacular career.
| Pathetic Picture.
The picture was pathetic enough
Separated from his two eldest daugh
tiers by tragic skein OF events. witt
scandals OF his own personal LII
whispered by every tongue. Leopol'
lay tonight in "the Palms, littl'
pavilion of six rooms. close to tn
great empty Laeken castle, surrounds
by his faithful daughter. Princes
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Ban JOhnShn Announces Amer
lean Leagues Stand.
ELECTION WILL MEAN WAR
Action Of Man Proposed For Ma
tional League Presidency In Con-
nection With player Davis Incident
Iy Makes Him Objectionable.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Dec. l3.-The Amer
can League simply will not stand for
John NJ. Ward being elected president
of the National League TO succeed
John A. Heydler, according to Ban
b. Johnson, the American League
president who arrived in New YORK
today. If he is elected. said Johnson.
il means war.
AS outlined his position in the mat
ter on the eve of the National League
meeting, Johnson gave out letter
dated Chicago, November 30. which
ne has sent to August Hermann at
Cincinnati, chairman Of the Natlohai
commission who was instrumental IN
ending the war between the National
and American League in 1903. The
letter says:
When information was brought TO
me from an authentic source that
John NJ Ward was seriously consld-
cred for the presidency of the Ma
Jionak League, it occasioned me much
surprise, and raised the question as TO
the sincerity of purpose or your or
ganization.
Since the signing Of the peace pact
and the creation of the national
agreement, organized baseball has
moved along in broad, straight
channel with moderate friction.
Player Davis Incident
The chief snag encountered was
our effort to recover player George
Davis after he had been awarded 70
the Chicago American Club at the
Cincinnati peace conference. Mr..
ward. acting as the attorney for
player Davis, drew up the original
contract with the Chicago club II
was a three year agreement, iron
bound and riveted. At subsequent
date Davis signed another contract
with the New York National Club.
The New York Club sought to re-
tan Davis, regardless of the Clncin-
natl award and in fact did play him in
one game, despite vigorous protest
from the American League Inc
Chicago club was finally obliged to
90 into the courts to enforce its con-
tract, and John NJ. Ward represented
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uners Of war In the army of the reVo-
lutiundsts. This act was not only me
act Of a fiend; but was an insult 10
the honor II this republic and cannot
remain unavenged
indemnity Talk Preposterous.
1t Is absolutely prepos,erous for Us
TO talk about indemnity. Indemnity
ia 10 recompenso Tor murder. Even If
we were willing 10 accept such COM
nomise. there is no the to give us
indemnity, because the reyolutionists
will soon be In power. and the COM
rades In arms Of these unfortunate
men should never be ass ssed fer
compensation fer their unlawful
death. II Is said that we ought 10
break on official communication w.tn
his accredited representatives. We
have already done that. and that
amounts to nothing. and is 4 matter
of absolute nnconcern to him.
Then il is sad that We ought 10
declare war againet Nicaragua.
think that is unnecessary, except IN
SO far as this resolution may be con-
stiued into what is known in inter
nation law as declaration OF nos
tilitv sub modO-some # the authoga-
ties speaking of Il as limited or i'm
perfect hostilities. 1t $ a DECLARATION
against the ruler OF Nicaragua in per-
son and not against the government,
which may soon be cut of his grasp.
Case Admits OF No Trihine.
This governmtn is cowardly
government IL il doc,s not make an
example of Zelaya before the eyes OF
the civilized world. This case VIA
not admit of any trifiing or concea-
sions. II two Amt rcan citizens
care net who they were or what they
were citizens in high standing as
they have tFen reputed to be, or sol
disqs cf fortune-haye been murdered
by Zelaya, then he must be made 10
paw the penalty Of his crime. once
epread before the American people
the details of the execution, and OUT
people will rise in arms and demand
retrihution. They have not yet fuily
absorbed the significance of this deed
No matter how it was done, no trial
| by cClnt-martial can justify it. These
men. as | have shown. were prison
er,s of war, and they were not sub
| iect 10 trial by courtmartial.
Senator Rayner asserted that Ze-
lava's only anxiety would be lest he
lcsa money he nad stolen: that he
would rather lose his head than MS
money. The senator declared that II
Zelaya could not obtain fair 'riai
in Nicaragua in the event of insurgent
succe SIS in that country. he might as
wall be brought TO the United states
and tried fer murder in this country
before a jury Of American citizens
and under the criminal laws OF the
land The senator said he would
later present line of precedents pre-
dicating legality for sucn an action.
Quotes President Pierce.
He quoted President Pierce en- a
message to congress in 1886 on the
subject of recognizing governments
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-14
REYNER DENOUNCES
zELAYA IN SENATE
CONTINUED from First Page.)

public career. Such a creature as
this deserves the eXecration o! man
KIND. Now. as the eliminating IL
fanny OF his administration. trampiing
upon every instinct Of humanity. III
violation of universal law. In denahce
OF those precepts of the internatiohai
code that have been recognized ever
since the night of barbarian receded
before the rays of civilization. he mas
rut TO torture and then to death two
American citizens who were not gull
t. OF treason; who were not SPECS
but whom he had captured as pris-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-14
HEAR TOBACCO TRUST
CASE EARLY IN JANUARY
Because Court Adiourns Next Mon
day for Holidays, Appeal VIII
Not be Taken Up Now.
(By Associated Press).

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Dec. ID
The tobacco trust case. in which the
United States Circuit Court for the
Southern District OF New York decid-
ed the trust % be illegal. will not be
heard by the Supreme Court until
January 3.
Under a previous assignment. the
case would have been reached the
latter part OF the present week. put
in view Of the fact that the court VIII
adjourn next Monday for the CHRIST
mas Holidays. Il was discovered that
the hearing could not be completed be-
fore adjournment.
IL lis also hoped that there may De
a full bench after the holidays.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-14
MUD HORSES HAVE INNING
Heavy Rain Makes Jacksonville
Track Heavy. IS
INV Associated rreBF]

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Dec Ia
The mud horses had their first 10
ming since the meeting. During the
morning a heavy rain fell and the
track was muddy throughout the at
ternoon. o. X. Herndon proved that
he Is better horse than rated. He
won the second race from good
field. Musgrave giving him a tins
ride. {,
Arondack was the big favorite In the
fourth, but he was outclassed by both
Eye Bright and ID. Barclay. the former
winning at II to 5. Musgrave did
another clever piece Of riding In the
fifth when he won out on waponoca
from the favorite EfhoE.