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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-16
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s glmann, George 8ebpmer. gbas.
Binder, s. g. 8raun, 8. Bergman
Sranf 8ruu, @enrp 9ieb, $. 8. Cob
inert, glltg. @roff. GILBERT 9oe6ter. g.
8. Sollenbaf, glleg 9asenan. 9. 3aas,
S. g8illiam Senien s. &eel5. 8. Sent
ger, g. s. aanerb, S. S. aarmer, IS.
8. Slid. 8. $. 2onis, g. 2ae6elin,
2olis 2ebbefins, Sp9n Me6ner. 8. 6.
WleDer, Serf Hobleber, 8. 6. Stable.
q. s.. S6n1ib, Geo. 91utte, 6. 8. @eis.
0amen: Wars. gbas. glerih. Gas
tberine 8ertels, Bertha 8oDer, Sulie
gollen5er. Wars 8. q. Bed, @trs. 6ellr9
@ramer, abela 9renfel. Wars. Gberburb1,
Marie Salter. 9. 6. Selber, Mrs. @nnts
mer. @nfiie @arbrecbt, Wrs st. 30.
9eilbron, Manb 9atterner, Snlia Scns,
Wlrs q. 8. @olben, Sulia Sleb, CLARA
&raemer, Wlrs. 9r. 0toblen, Wrs Gem
W2er3, 9ollie Natien, Soiie S6tpers,
ellie S6mibt. Olga Starbed. aRrs..
6. S9uerbud, emma Simbernlan,
Wsrs. g. litter. Soiepbine 8ab5id.
q us | anb: emma 8lober, Marfba
6u9o, Selene Sobannes. 9llbert Sobn.
y8ilbelm Sls, Sia6el Sacobs. Sran5issa
aronnbid]a, Soief Bed. Stanislaus glaus
oen
etafion q; SO. g. ainbeman.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-16
Segas ..

= s[uf ieiner 9lantage in Der
9aabe bon Bonus, Sarris goulltp.
Ipnroe Die 2eide BON Salnes @allabar
nit ourdidnittener &eble gefunoen.
Saaaber mar Better grober 2anoc-
reien in Sarris gountp. 8or ltnge-
fabr 81 Sabren mltroe er angeflagt,
cine dltere Srau nanens Maro
9rotpn, oeren 8obnplas gang pon
leinem 2arlo umgeben mar nn0 6ie
ibm ibr @igentunl nidt perfoilfcn
mollte, erlnoroet 5u baben oocr
menigitens on ibrer @rnlor0ura Be-
teiligt geiDeien all iein. or mllrbe
ihuloig befllnoen nno gum 3lltt-
9aus perurteilt, ieood) bon gicc.
@ouperneur Benoleton, ols oieier
lpabreno Der Mbtpeienbeit @ouper-
neur Sogg's eiilnlaI bie Megierlulg
oes Staotes leitete, begnaoigt. Ser
Joll erregte oamals grobes glufieben.
Die 6reul1oe @alaher's beboupteten,
er lei oas Spfer elmer beirntiidis
lben @eridmorung gelporben nno
lebten alles moglihe in 9etDeanng,
nm ibn fret gu MAIDEN. W2it GROCER
gntidieoenbeit traten Die fonfoocrir-
ten geteranen fir i'm Elm uno ibrcln
@influB ipar es mol banptI1dlib
gu oanfen, bob 8enoleton i'm &C.
gnaoigte. Seit ieiner @ntlaiinng ans
Dem @efdngnis lebte @anober ic5r
juriidge5ogell. Seine sSrau ipar
aus @ram iiber feline 0erurteilnlla
3eltorben uno bel ibn ieIbit 5eigtcll
Iih Spureu bon @eiitesoerriittung
ST NOR aild cine 3eitlane i'm 81
renbauie, ipurOe aber Dor mebrcrel
Sabren entlallen. Sect bat er ,pabr-
lheinlid ourd eigene @ailo geen6er.
guf Der Sarm BON &. g.
86ite in Ser @egenb BON llnitp,
Bilion County, ipurbe cine Sher.le.
in Der iid Elm Baar MauIeieI, SOC
'gmihel Wfuisforn uno fiinf 8oQen
gaumipoae befanoel oilrb eiuell
9lisitrabl in grono geiest Oas
8ebauoe perbrannte nit ieinern qe-
lonntten sSnbalt.
Mm s. Mdr5 ioa in Sings.
bile, 0eueces Goutttp, eine 2ocaI Sp.
tion-Ibitimmlrng ffattfinoen.
Das falte @etter Der lestel,
Gage fat anfheinenb in uniernv
Staate geringen ooer gar feiner
Shaben angeribtet. Selbit Die Oron.
gen lmo Gitrusfrmhte in Der fits,
peItliden aiiitengegenb iollen u,rtel
Der aalte niht gelitten baben
0os gooro Of glrmp gngi
neers III @aibington bat es Yrn
left, &afenanlagen in @olpeiton 81
naben, Die 20 MiQionen Dollar;
foiten ioaeil, unter 8eratung.
Sim leeten Sonntog bat 81,
4nti-Saloon-2iga in Corpus Gbrtit
elm groBes y8oIlp" obeebaIten, aud
baben mehrere Der befannteren Mgi
tatoren Der 2iga an Dem Gage II
ben oortigen &irden eeprebigt.
Sn 2ofbort lit elm ilrnge
Wtann namens sllpin &ren5 lnte
Der anfloge perbaftet, einen Siege
nomens &uoolpb Miller erihlogel
| gu baben. &ren5, Der in Dem Shlof
| tergei6ait ieines 8aters arbeitet, tpa
nit Dem geeger in Streit eeratev
| lni0 bate i6m ais iener nit feline
| HiItole orobte, nit einem aniippe
Gin poar Siebc ii6er ben aopf Der
| iett. Wliller brad) 5itiammen I'M
| itarb gleih oarouf. &ren5 purh
| qegen 9iirgihoft non $1,000 IN Srei
| belt aeiebt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-16
ct. ssamcs Gafe.

9ieies bo[litdnoig neu eingerihtctc
&eitanrant lit cine ourdnus posil-
lare SsSnititlltion, Die ipegen Der bill
ligen 8reiie Seoem 5ugdngli6 it,
&egulGre Mobl5eiten merben 81 %
Gents geliefert, Elm ousge8eifnetet
gulineB Wtens 2un6 foitet MIR Is
Gents. stlles gut nnb bor3iiglih 5a-
bereitet. geionoers Die 9eutideu
I'M oeren Gunoidaft bringeub acfe.
ten miro, peroen @aes idmofDaft
finoen.
S. Masenbie, @ieentiimer.
Inter Dem ct. Somes Sotel, Soultor
StroBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-16
3aoifalbeiluna
NerpenI6lua6e

G9tpacbe, nerb5e 8erfonen, eepIaet bon SoIf.
nungslofiefeit uno f6lebten 1rdumen, eridb5ps
fnmer5er. SaarausfalI, 9lbnabme bes Geb5rs
mo Geiidts. slatdrrb. Maaen6riiden. Stublbers
ftnpfune. Moateit, grroten, 8ittern, Seraflop.
fen, gruitbetleHnlune, aIeneftIf@feit unb 4rfb.
linn erfobren aus benz ySasenbireuu fpts
einfndj, fdJmcll nnb btllig alle nnnathrlt.
dicn 8erlnite nnb ambere Splscn jusenh.
ltdlcr @erirrnngcn sriinbltd) seheilt uuA
puile Weiunbhett nnb Srpbfinn fpieber.
frfangt iuerben f6itnen. OanS neues
Seilperfabren. Sebcr iein sisner Mr3i.-
Giefes auberorbentIi4 iintereifanie rnb Iebr.
retbe @ud1 (Seutf9e MufIage 190e), fpeICjes
bon jung uHb aft, 9lanu un6 srau, aeIefet
merber foIlte. fann eeeen Ginfenbune bon 2B
Gents in Brefmarien berIte"eIt beooeen tuerben
bon oer
gripntsGlinif, 1876. glbenue
ztefp Enrk, n. n.
Wlan ertpdbne Die Sreie Hreffe +. $eras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-16
@albinaton anfaeaeben

BON orei 9oftoren, tpuroe 5 Wo1el
lang i'm @ett gebalten. 8lutpergif-
trlne our6 einen ,SpinnenbiB perur-
iadte groBe, tiefe @unben an ieiue.l
geinen. Die 9oftoren ri1tcteil
nidlts aus, benn o8udlens @rnico
Salbe" furierte mid poGltdnois
idreibt Sobn @aibington aus gos-
quepille, Seros. Sir eczema, 8eufen,
9ranomunben uno Sdrnorrboiben i'll
es oos bette. 25 gts. Bel ollen Drug
giIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-16
Die alamrO.

Mltersgrau, tpte trannnerluren,
Stegt bic alte 9llanp,
tlnb es t6nt aus ibren Suren
nns ute eine Mn9nnng TO:
ySier, tuD mnier 8lmt geflpi1en
giir 6er Treibett beil'ses 0feft,
Sas ben Staat bat aufgeid)lpiien,
Sir Elm fpmmenbes @eidjledlt,
Sci Die statte, bic fit INNER
Stplser Sreibeit iei getpeibt,
Sanf bic Wamer amh in Eriimmer
Smmerbin i'm 2auf Der iSeit.
Wer BON nni'ren eiu'sen Ged)ten
gtnr etn oaar 81 iteblen indJt,
User uns tuiebernm 81 &nedJtem
WadIen mill er lei nerflmd)t,
Sb er fpnm' afs Seinh ltmieben
Wett 9ewalt in nnier 2anb,
Sb er mill 0eiete ihmieoen,
Ste Gmd feiieln SUP unh Sanb,
Ginerlei! glls Elm Ierrater
Sei CT thinner aitgeieb'n,
Mns ben 0rGbern Gnrer Batter
@irb fetn @esner amferiteb'n."
2akt bic @arntns nidt persebens
E1nen bier an mnier DIR,
gtiemanb frenet iid) bes 2cbcns,
@er iein SreibeitsredJt nerlur.
Wilf elm finit'rer @eiit pernihten
Sebe Jrembe bieier @elt,
Spllen mir amf bas persidjten,
Gas ben SrDbiinn nns erbilt,
Gdmbren mir tim eiu'se Sebbe,
Sci benz 8iere, bas befannt
Sebenn Sreunb Der freien 9aebe,
1lnb has ~ lamp" senannt.
ttnb tuenn ~ | a m D" mir trinfeu,
Sci ber Srintiprnd) berseiast:
sSeber @esner ipll neriinfen,
Der mns bran sii finbern ipagt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-16

Der aonig BON Stolien mo
Ser Hopit baben ben @unld se-
drBert, oaB Eralioent &ooienelt iie
pabreno ieines 9lufentbalts in Sta-
lien beiu6en nloge. &ooiepelt ge-
oenft nit ieiner 6rau @nbe WfGr5
in gteopel ein5utreffen unb ii6 eli
Snne in cstalien aufauhnlten
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-07-29

DR.. J. L. johnson fell from ladder in
the Duplex Extension mine at Search
light last Thursday and dropped 70 feet
to the shaft, receiving injnries which
caused his death the following day.
j. n. Williams. who was in the shaft
when johnson fell, slid down 40 feet of
bare rock to reach him. This, unques-
tionablY was the means of saving his
companions life from quick extinction.
The latter was choked with blood and
face downward. He rolled him over
and worked over him until the breath
came again. Then he left him for as
,sistance. 1t is remarkable that with
the strain and oppression Williams
could have scaled that first 40 feet of
;ladderless shaft. He does not know
how-only that human life hung in
the balance. He reached the hospital
and then many willing hands went to
the rescue.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-07-29
THIS Lively Year

The year of 1909 has lived out a little
more than half its allotted span, and
already gives promise of supplanting
1849 as the year of revolutions. Castro
has been chased out of Venezuela,
Reyes came near being chased out of
Colombia. Zelayas, we hope, may be-
fore the end of the year be chased out
of Central America; and if he is hurried
across the bourne whence no exile
returns, it wouldn't cause us any ex-
cessive grief. Turkey has deposed and
imprisoned u sultan and Persia has
deposed and imprisoned shah. China
has had change of heart more extraor-
binary than many revolutions; a change
all the more impressive by reason of
it's orderliness. And now Spain is
standing up in the seats to hiss the
royal performance, is crying for an end
to the Moorish war, and return of the
soldiers who are now being kept abroad
to be shot or die of fever Of surety,
things have been happening these last
seven months. -.
- AT the present writing it seems un-
likely that the Spanish ruction will go
far enough to rid the throne of the
young king. But the Spaniards have
already treated the world to couple of
which make one reckon
almost anything possible. The home of
crusades has revolted against war on
the infidel Moors; and the country with
the longest martial traditions of any
land of western Europe has apparently
set its face against war of any sort
Rocky Mountain News.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-07-29

Robert Stein of Los Angeles has in
vented dry separator, which according
to the inventor, will separate in one
operation all the different minerals
contained in dry sand and crushed ore.
The machine will be given tryout in
extracting and separating gold and
platinum from the dry sands of Arizona,
New Mexico and California, where the
soil is rich in mineral, but water scarce.
1t is asserted to be capable of handling
1000 to 5000 tons daily and the claim is
made that it can be proftably used if
5 cent value is contained in the dirt OF
rock treated. -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-07-29
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls ratarrh
Cure. +. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known
+. J. Cheney for the last fifteen years
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactio ns and finanl
'ctally able to carry out any obliga--
tions made by his firm.
WALDING, kINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken i'll
ternalIy, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system, Testimonials sent free.
Price 15c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-07-29

L. L. Herr of Goldfeld has been ar
rested for using the mails to defraud
1t appears that he has been using his
membership in the Knights of Column
bus to fitch money from his friends in
the east. He represented himself as the
owner of valuable mining ground adj
joining the Mohawk claim and sold
stock in a company he had formed to
develop the property. 1t is claimed
that he received good deal Of money
in this way.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10
CHAPTER XVII.
Continued.

TELL me his exact words again.
she said
Enid obeyed.
Seven o'clock" Dorothy said next
! She moved across and looked ct &
| jeweled watch that lay on her table;
"it is nearly that now. / have ne
time to waste" She stood still for al
instant, then said suddenly, "Yor
must help me to meet this-thif
hound, so that I am not seen or dis
covered"
Enid turned a shade paler. She
had not thought of this, and her
heart smote her with new and great
pain as vision of Gervais foated
before her eyes.
What can I do?" she asked
slowly.
Dorothy unused. Her brow was
knit into disfguring and deter
mined frown, her small hands well
clinched together.
"You must go down into the con-
servatories, the kitchens, the gardens,
everywhere, until you have found
Virginie, and then you must keep her
away from the house till the tower
clock chimes quarter past seven !;
you understand"
While she spoke, Dorothy picked
up long cloak that was thrown on a
couch, and hastily tied scarlet hand
kerchief over her head as she had
seen her maid do many times, when
sent suddenly out into the cold, damp
air; the end of the handkerchief
tapped over Dorothy's face and al
most hid it.
IF / am seen," she said, quietly,
"it is Virginie sent into the garden by
my orders"
Enid could not repress sensation
of establishment and repugnance at
the cool. matter of fact way with
which Dorothy met this affair; there
was an air of preparation, of knowl-
edge, that told its own tale, and let
the girl see that her beautiful cousin
was well versed in little acts of decep-
ton and double dealing.
Now understand me-" Dorothy
said, quietly, "you are to keep vir-
gfnie away from me till you hear the
clock chime a quarter past the hour.
What, are you afraid?" she asked,
Ecornfully, catching a glimpse of
Ends white, troubled face. "Poohi
it is very easy; say that you want a
walk, and that told you she was to
accompany you.
She walked deliberately across to
the inner door unlocked it and passed
out
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end pieces. When extended in the
manner shown, the cage is about thir-
teen feet in height by some four feet
in diameter.
The floor of the cage is built up
of rope netting of fairly close mesh,
to afford an easy foothold, while at
the top the rope side members of
the ladder are continued to form
cone terminating in an iron
ring, by means of which the
whole apparatus may be swung
from hook working with a block
and tackle, When not in use the
whole folds up into a small space, col
lapsing much after the same manner
as a Chinese lantern, so that II can
be slowed away in any convenient
spot
In the case of an accident, such as
the capsizing of pinnace or sailor
falling overheard, a davit or spar
carrying block and tackle is run
out over the ships side and the pulley
rope made fast to the top of the cage,
which is then thrown towards the
scene of the accident. The act Of
throwing causes the cage to distend
to its fullest extent, SC. that the man
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10
Not Pierre Lott.

Those who aspire to literary fame
or who are in anywise pulled up with
pride and vainglory because it has
come to them may be surprised to
find it is not thing which is envied
and coveted by all men, for in cer-
tain French journal there appeared
recently the following announcement
inserted by rat-trap maker OF
Lyons: "To All Whom 1t May Con-
Germ: M. Pierre Lott, of Lyons, sole
inventor of the automatic rat trap,
begs to state that he is not the same
person and that he has nothing in
common. with one Pierre Lott, wri-
ter of romances." We should have
liked to have seen the face Of lone
Pierre Loti'' when he read this notice,
and hope that any tendency which he
may have shown toward sinful pride
may since 1t appeared have been
chastened to a becoming humility
The Taller.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10

Walking, like angling, is an art;
and whereas Edward Payson Weston
will never ride on street car, be-
Ing a great pedestrian, a good aver
age walker will take the trolley ev-
cry time, provided 1t carries him
from the city pavements, and enjoy
his walk to the full in the park or
In the fields and lanes of the coun-
try, urges Recreation. And al
though he may take no heed of dis
tances or time spent on the road,
this qualified walker is no fair
weather saunterer To-day you may
see him passing your gate in gum
boots, tomorrow he may surprise
you in a pair of tennis shoes; the
noticeable thing about him is, he
walks, and enjoys it. He may be
almost any manner of man, have al
most any occupation, and vet be a
high priest of the order
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10

The Scientific American, in a study
of the bearing of the 500 Canal ac-
cident on Panama, disposes effective
ly of the assertion that this catastro-
phe removes the last apology for the
tolerance of lock at the Isthmus.
Elaborate provisions have been made
to prevent any such occurrence there,
declares the Boston Transcript. A
ship instead Of going through a
lock on her own steam, as at the
500, will be propelled by powerful
electric locomotives on tracks laid
on the brink. some in front of the
ships forN towing and others in the
stern for checking her speed. En-
ergency gates will also be provided.
In short, the engineers at Panama
gained no new alarm from the 500
accident. They had counted long
before the accident on the possibility
Of such thing, and had made ar
Fangements to prevent It
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10

in the water can grasp either rung
of one of the ladders or climb to po-
sition above the water on the outside
of the cage, the hosting tackle being
manipulated SO as to keep sufficient
length of the cage we'll above the
water, so that the rescued man can
secure "a safe position. The advan-
tage Of the apparatus is, that it can
be used for saving & number of men
simultaneously without the least
trouble, being simply thrown In their
midst, when it is easily grasped by
all, so that the risk of drowning Is
minimized. Even in the event Of one
or more of the immersed men. being
non-swimmers, risk of drowning is
reduced, since the appliance can cas-
lily be hauled toward the helpless by
one who is a swimmer, or trained
toward the spot by means Of the spar
tackle to which it is attached. For
use in tropical waters, where the
seas are infested by marine foes, it is
especially useful, since there is suf-
ficient space between the ladders to
allow rescued persons to make their
way into the interior of the cage.
This done, the cage with its human
freight is simply hauled up out of the
water by the block and tackle, swung
round and safely deposited upon the
deck
1t will thus be seen that the device
Is very simple, both in design and
operation, and that 1t dispenses with
all preliminaries. Upon large war
ships it can be slowed, with the
hoisting rope attached, in various
out-of-the-way places on the upper
deck, ready for instant casting over
board by hand. The rope can be at
tached to the spar block and pulley
tackle while the drowning are grasp
ing the appliance, and the device i'm
| mediately hoisted and swung inboard.
The central hoop not only prevenss
the rope ladders from bullying or be-
coming entangled, so that when
thrown out the cage expands immedi-
ately, but it is also useful for the at
tachment of steadying line held
from the deck during the hosting and
hauling-in operations. Scientific
American.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10

In this Chinese loan the advantage
gained by this country in the admis-
sion of American bankers to the plac-
ing of one-fourth of $27,50O,000 of
the loan is not confined to the op~
portunity to invest their funds, af-
firms the Washington Star. The par
ticipation in the financing of the
Hankow and Sze-Chuen Railway Of
American fnanciers means that they
will be represented in the manage
ment, and thus it is possible to Sc
cure the purchase Of railway con-
struction supplies in this country.
Such contracts are valuable not alone
in themselves, but in the stimulation
of other business which they effect.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10
The Communion We All Need,

Robert Burns lamented that he
could not pour out his inmost soul
without reserve to any human being,
without danger of one day repenting
his confidence. He commenced a
journal Of his own mental history as
a substitute" he said, for conf
dental friend" He would have
something which he could record
himself in without peril of having
having his confidence betrayed We
all need intercourse with the friend
that will be absolutely true.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10
Novel Life-saving Apparatus.

Experiments have been carried out
in the port of Hamburg with novel
apparatus devised by German in
ventor for rescuing sailors who have
fallen overheard. The results have
proved SO completely satisfactory that
it has since been adopted by the Ger
man Admiralty, and arrangements
are now being completed by which
every naval vessel will be equipped
with one or more of these appliances
The apparatus, as may be seen by the
accompanying illustration, is of very
simple character, comprising cylin-
drical cage, built up of rope ladders
disposed around the periphery of the
circular framework. There are in all
six of these ladders anchored top and
bottom to iron hoops and with sup
porting hoop midway between the