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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-21
..

sluf Der @and ieines 8ru.
oers bat man Dem Br1lioenten auh
eine Mnidauung oes nreaI con'bon
life" geseben mie Die Depel6ell
meloen. geatiirli6 bot er iol9 real
cotpbop fife" geieben, ipie BEL iolden
@elegenbeiten geipobnIi6 our Sfau
geftedt miro. Man bat @ieb eilee-
fangen nieoergemorfen, gebrantlt
u. mas ionit nod fir S9auiteuungen
gegeben mer6en. Natiirlif) nabnten
cine unnaiie gopboDs an Ser 8or-
iteauns tell uno Die Depeiden en-
5abIen aud bon einigen Som.
girls, Die fir getpobnli1 nur in
@omanen Sbeateritiiden uno vNeo.
Ding Hictures Sbotps" eriitieren, li1
bier aber unter offenem &immel
in poaiter Nealitdt proou5iert baben.
SSebenfalls mar oie Sade aber iebr
Ibiibi6 in Scene geiest unb Ser
Braiioent bot iid gut arnuiiert unb
oas mar ia Die 9aaptiahe.
Sn Corpus gbriiti bat 6eute
Die finite SSabresfonpettion Der
vSSnteritate SsSnlano @ateripap 2ea,
que" begonnen.
@m Wontag uno Dienitag fin.
bet in Seguin cine groBe 5eier gum
Mnoenfen on Die Shloht i'm
Seutoburger @aloe itatt, Die BON ben
iammtlihen 2ogen Der Sermanns-
iobne IN @uaoaloupe Gountp peron-
italtet miro. Die Seier miro mil
einem groBen Sadel8ug arn @ontae
abeno Beginner, an 9ienitag pirf
Elm GROCER Seit5ug ftattfinoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-21
9altet bie Stterea selmmo.
weiunobeit 1T Der Grbaltmma ,uert
nnb einise San 9lntonier 2e,i@
te ipiKem iie sn id1atem.

@iele San glntouier 2eute ae-
fdbrben ibr 2eben burh gernabIGlii.
eune ibrer geieren. menn oiele Sulfe
gebrouden. &ranfe geieren lin6 Die
l1riaden pieler 2eiben uno i6lehter
@eiunbbett, boot brauht man tpeoer
5u leioen, nod in @efabr 5n bleibell,
oa alle &ranfbeiten nno 51n1er3er,
Die bon ibmaden Nieren berriibrer1
ral6 nno oauerno bur6 oen @e-
braud bon 9oans geieren 8illen ae-
beilt meroen. @ier iit Die gntpfet.
lung elmer 8iirgerin bon San gln-
tonic:
Mrs. 80. q. gsoooeate, 1O6 gea.
tban 5trabe, San Mntonio, Serus,
idreibt: sd gebrau1te siuei
S9a6teln BON Doan's geieren Bil-
len, oie i6 bon Ser 8erar ORIG
Co. gefauft, unb bin frob 5u beltati-
gen, oaB fie mir iebr gut setan boz
ben. Sic beieitigten forttpabrenoe
&iidenlbmer5en, an benen i6 lit
uto alle unregeln1dBigfeiten, Die in
meinen Iieren berrl6ten. Sd hege
cine bobe Meinung pon Ooans yaie-
rem BiIlen 1tno BIN ftola auf ben
Segen, ben ib aug ibrem @ebraltd)
ge5ogen."
Gum 8erfauf BEL alien Sdnolern.
Breis so Gents. Solter-Milbur,l
60, Buffalo, Seem gorf, alleinige
Mgei1ten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grirl1ert guf 6es Nanlens =
9oan unb nebnt feline anberen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-21
Sc felt an Der Guite.

@roBe Saten perIangen Mnerfen-
nung. Die @eIt front ibren 8oll-
bringer. Desbalb front bas ameri-
faniide @olf au6 Or. Sings Seem
DISCOVERY aIs &onig Der &aIs- uno
2ungen-SeilmitteI. Seoer Mtom 1T
elm @eiunbbeits- Sampler. gs totet
Seine uno @rf6Itungen .uno Ga
Grippe beribpin6et. Gs beilt bic
bonn Suiten angegriffenen 5bIeinl-
baute uno beenoet ben Suften. @ran.
fe, ent5iinbete 8rondaI- -Mobren tper-
ben gebeilt, 2ungen meroen furiert
uno glutltngen boren auf. Or. Seo.
Wore, 8lad Sad, g. g., i9reibt:
,es furierte mir bon 2ungenIeioen,
pel9es alle Mer5te als boffnangsIos
aufgegeben." 80 gts. mno $1.OD.
probeflaide frei. @arantiert bon ol-
len Drueeiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-21
Mrs. WinsIows Soothing Syrup

lit leit iiber so Sabren bon WhIlio.
men BON Wiittern beim 3abmem it,
rer aiaSer NIT pOilisem Grfala ae-
brau6t poroen. Sc berubigt ons
&ino, ertpei6t Dos 3abnfleiif, lin-
bert ale Sdmer6en, fiiriert 8ino-
Gulic uno lit Die bette Mr5nei aeaen
0iarrboe. 8on alien 0ruaaiiten
in ieoen Sell Ser @elt berfauft
Seib iider uno perIangt ,Wtrs.
8inslops SOOTHING SDrup" lmo
nebmt ni6ts gnoeres. 25 Gts. sic
sSldfhe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-21
HaSitalR Reilmne
Merbtni9tpd6e

Coinage, rerb5te nerfpnen, espIaot bon eoft.
runsssofsteN Hnb l9Ie1ten 2rdumen, srf4bE.
i3merser. SaqransfaI. abmopnls bss I Usb5rs
pnb 0efdtSs Aatqrrb1 Wneen6Il6sn etu6ibsr.
liSpfass tMEAeissstt erScisH B!ttssn, Reratisp.
finn erfnbren aus ben rNueenS}ren tpie
etnia4, f6neTt mnb btfits aue .snnathrts
den Uerlufte mnb anhere Usisen jusenh.
lt9er wertrrnneen syAnkt@ se9ealt unl
bplfe Wefuwbbelt unA SrskNnn ,piebes.
trInnef werbem Unnem. - Uans neues
&eilreriaAtea. Sster istn etener Nrst,-
s.ISs Ss uass 'ss'lasssa; lsss, Hs s.S sSs
bon iunQ Nnb qIt, munn n1b Srau, geIele0
tpsrb{t fcIlte, frnY eesen QtnistbuRe bon 81
gsntl In Britfmarfen berneselt besoeen perbe2
bon Der
YripatR Rlinii, 1915. abenue
Assp Usrk. y. q.
Nsau ertpdbne bic Treie BreHe +. Serds.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-21
Die graiibentemreiie.


Gs reift Serr Saft, ber Trafibent,
Sm 2anbe iest mmber,
ttnb iiberaa, tpp6im Ct fpnlntt,
Wirb ct fetiert CUR febr.
SO fuIsen baum amf ieiner Spmr
8antette anf 8anfett,
Wenn es ietn Wfasen MIR nertragt,
90 TIT bas ia sans nett.
Mmd baIt ct bDn benz Mmdertmm
Sid babei 5ienlid) rein,
Gr trtnft, mas man Tim bprgeiett,
gter, Waiier Dher Wein.
Sett tit er nit bem 9sprben burdj
unb fDntntt 5mnt Siibem fer,
9urt iuirb sefeiert ebemip
tlnb aud tupl ettuas mebr.
Mit benz aplfegen Siaa er
Sid IN Gl Haip sriift.
ttnb ftncle Sant itmb WseSifp
Sprt briiberlidj iid fiikt.
Damn sebt bic Meiie tpeiter tppI
Bis San Mntpnip,
tfnb feierlid) betuillfommt tim
Ste Stabt ber Alamp.
@ir iinb and ndjer, baf es Tim
6ier gut BET nns sefallt,
Gs tit bas bette Hlatden tupl
anf bieier gansen Helt.
Wan seigt tbm alles Sd5ne bann
ttnb Snt'reiiantes bier!
Tergeifet MIR bas Bette nitbt;
Sas tit Mlant o 8ier.
Sd tpette, tpenn er bieies trtnft,
Damn rmft er iid5er idJDm:
yg8enn id) men @ubniit, tuablen f5nnt
Sd s5s' mad Sun anton!
'Ne Gtabt, iup ipIdbes gier gebraut.
9a lebt's iidj iid5er cut,
9'rum sieb' idb bot q Ia mo 8ter
Neipeftpoll meinen Suti"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-21

nlaitn.
DR.. Tritseb
Der Ermcrdung Won fnaybeIIe
miAman anssklagt.
SensaticnskIags.
Die vsrfeilung der Einwan-
derung.
Gsrippe gsfunden.
niederlagen der Probibitic-
l1isten.
Gsrippe gefunden.

Mus Detroit, Mi9., beri6tet
man: @eeen Or. George u. Gritd
Dur6e in gerbinoung NIT ser 60
tling bes iungen M1o1ens MapbeIe
Miaman Ole MnfIage ipegen Got
fhlages I'M eriten @raoe erbohen,
Mapbene's 5eritiideIte 2eide ipuroe
befonntlid Dor nabe5l 5tpei Mono-
Ell i'm gcorie Greet gefunoeft. 9lls
Or Gritd bel ieineln @orperbor bern
@idter Seffries borgefiibrt uno BON
oieiem gefragt tpurbe, ob er ii1
i6uloig ooer nidt iduloig befen-
he, gob er feine gInttport. Mihfer
Seffries iette Die giirgldoft auf
$4,000 fe5t uno oa Der Mrat porIau-
fig bic notigen 8iireen nidt auf-
treiben fonnte, 10 inuBte er nad
benz Gountp-@efangllis tponoern.
Mus ct. GrancispiIle IN 2oui-
ifatla Diro cine neutrality-suspicious.
geneloet. Dort ift elm Mr5t, elm Or.
McaoDen unter Der Mnflage Der.
bnftet tporoen, eiiten getpil1en 6.
6. Suofon einen Snioiien oes Srren-
balies gu sSafion ernloroet all ba-
ben Suofon batte grIanbnis Be-
fonmen, Wc4omen gu beluden. @r
mar am Sonntag nit ibm 5uian-
men geieben iporben. g4m Montag
ipnroe ieine baIbberbrannte 2eihe
m Der gedbe BON @afefielo gefln.
ben. Der 8emeggru11o gu Der Eat
1T unbefannt. Subion tumroe iei.
ner5eit na6 oenl Srrenbaus gebraaf,
neil er elmer 4n5abl angeiebener
Qeute in Stem Orleans griefe ae<
idrieben batte, in oenen er bebalIp-
tete, ibr 2eben fei In @efabr. Or.
Mc&omen itebt ebenfons unter ser
Mnflage, anonpntne Gdn1b- uno
Drobbriefe gefdrieben gu baben mno
5iDor in 2elite in Sodfon uno I'm.
gegen0.
Ser Staat Stem yorf erbalt
nod imfner ben 20iDenanteil Der i'm
4ofen eintreffenoen giutDonoerung.
Sm September nobmen bon 1892
giu0onerern 18,2O3 BerIonen it,
rem @obnfis I'M gtnate, tp6breno
8enniplpanien nit 5000 @inipan.
oerern ben 5peiten HIas eingenonl-
men bot. Die i'm September eiuae.
troffenen ginpanoerer berteilen {iA
alf Die berfhieoenen Staaten unh
Territorien Der Ser. Staaten in foI-
qen0er @eiie:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-21
@idJtia fir Gianuipieler.

Gum @erfanf: Steiniuab G. Guns
Earlor 8ranb. Sm beftem 3nitano.
u. NprSmann, 420 8pliab StraRe.
gei6e Selepbpne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-21
lSrimsen.l .ltmterridrt.

a9onnen mir Sobeit ioger,, luer
Dos Bulper erfunoen bot2"
ns(eb, Gbriitopb aolumbus."
Sang ri6tig, Sobeit, aber nlr
fin 9lmerifa."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-21

Mus Sslip auf Gong sslano
berlbtet man: Wan perrnntet, oaB
oas @erippe, ipelhes inn 8aloe 3ipi-
iben 9rentipooo uno Sslip gefun.
ben tpuroe, Die Nefte elmer friiberen
RranfeniDdrterin i'm Weonbattan
State @oipital gu SsIip iino, meIhe
ieit Griibiabr perr1iBt tpir6. Gie
Meioer tparen gut erbaIten aud,
feblten nidt Die goIoene 9alsfette
fotuie oas arubano nit Yerlen. Ger
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-21

@ute @etrdnfe uno fomoier
2und ltets in gnrsitalIer's Saloon
mnb @eftanrant, @inita 6traBe, neben
Ser Solle Der &ermannsfobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-21
The katyL
peldber anl 26. september feline 5abrten 8piiden
Texas, ST. Louis U. Kansas oitv
3ll 11lQfe11 hedann

SSle gaoeH fethe ura1e 1tber Die Nrt no Neiie emit
taildd gu ein, nie nnere 8eelalns ousgefbrt lit,
oe gsagelballer 1T es sellneen cine reue @hlfe in
Der elegan5 nlo 8equenlibfeit zines giienbobnpa.
gems gu erfltnner er bat. Elm nees uiter aedoffert
miro.
Ger 31e TT elm 8unoer glegan5 unb gonfommen-
belt er 1T ourdgebenos brilant beeld,tet uno hot
uebatr ears" Die pel beler, doner uno beqener fno
als anoere
Die s@laiuasen iino nit oaen nOtaen geql,e,nlidfei
ten Dereben no nit pielen grtras, 6ie sic si miiro
gen fpllen meroen - groBere 9oilette1sinner
geden fir 3abne9feinieung eleftriId)es 2id5t in
oen getten eleftriide Sdder peridiebbare enfter
screens ~ Sberpations Gar.
Ger uSatg simtteo" perlaBt 9oliton tdglid Inn l1br
morgens, San g(ntonio l1br so noraens, Muitin
u UNI NJ % nad9mittaes, gsaeo nm nbr nadmitass,
gallas it11 9 lbr 80 abenos. Sort @ortb l1br 90
abenos 9eniion II 1br Is abenos uno fomtt in 9on
las e1tD Inn II lt6r 25 norge1s uno in ct 2ous lm
l1br SO nad)mttogs an
Dllrdgebenoe Chair Gars" uto 5dhoffpooen nodb neu
oben genarl1ten Srten
gsad9 siioen gu iit Der Sabrplon ebenio giinia.
Ger 5peifafe tagli6e 9ien fpeIen oeer Sabrplan n6
oerienige bes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-21
3tpilliags5mses, bes sKATY FLYER

por1eben, ma6t oos Neiien nab ct 2oiiis unb @anas
eitp auBerit bequem. slGes, mas man 5u bebalten
braldt penn man eine Nee nab oeln Noroen ODER Dem
Often plant, lit oas g8ort vaatb".
Sallas, 2in5 @ebauoe, Main Str, lno satp gabnbof
5ort Nortb, Satiron @eb, 9tb & Souiton Ctr, &
Union 8abnbof
gsaeo, Gitp Eidet Office rno 4atp gabnbof
Imittn, 102 Beit 6tb ctr. uno Union Babnbof
gun Nntonto, 121 Ilano Ra5a lrno Union gobnbof
Sontpn, 513 Wfan Str nno aatb 8abnbof
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'Machen Sic uns den besteIl
zug, der je gebaut Wurde. /"

Nds lpdr Oas lests gsor 6es mir 5r Dem Waaenbarer
8ages beiteuten
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~. 6. & s. gabm.

Gnfunft
$40. 241-@on 9oniton ,lnb @albeftpn
;. ;. :. $50 n1orgens
SO. 235-@om Norben. .730 borntiti.
$50. 231-8om giorben n11b 9ouitnn
300 nadin
SO. Boom Gorben. .8.15 abenbs
Mbfnbrt
SO. 244-@a6 Dem ssorben II. 9onIton
. J. ..7.10 pnrm
SO. 10-Nab bem Norben. $50 BORN.
$50. 236-gsab bem Noroen. -. !.
900 aben6s
SO. 242-@a6 Dem Norben nnb @als
belton. :. -. .11.50 abenbs
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g. u. & u. g. ga6n.
g.. $. e g. u. (9aupt-2inie)

g.. $. & 9. u. (Saupt- -2inie).
Nuflt11ft-
$40. 9-8om Often. .7:35 porm
SO. 7-8om Often. y. 500 na1m
Ro. 10-gI 8afo u. 8eften .7:30 uabm
Nbfnbrt-
$50. 10-gI Baio II. @eiten. .7:3O na1m
No. 10-Na6 bem Often. 10:30 na6nl
No. 8-Nab eem Often 40 BORN
gietoria 9ibiiion, q. $. & g. u.
Nnflinft-
500. so2-guerO, gietOria. 7:3o nadm
Nbfa1rt-
So. 5o1-guero. gietoria. $3.50 BORN
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-31
WORK THAT TELLS.
Plenty Of II Has Been Done Right
Here In Richmond.

Plenty Of II Has Been Done Right
Here In Richmond.
Cures that last are cures that tell.
To thoroughly know the virtues of a
medicine you must investigate the
cures and see If they prove permanent.
Doan's Kidney Pills stand this test.
and plenty Of proof exists right here
in Richmond. People who testified
years ago to relief from backache, kid.
ney and urinary disorders, now declare
that relief was permanent and the cure
perfect. How can any Richmond suf
ferer longer doubt the evidence?
Miss Frances Hamilton, q n. Ninth
street, Richmond, Ind, says: Il was
annoyed greatly by pains through the
splall of my back and in my shoulders
When my sister advised me to try
Deans Kidney Pills, procured sup
ply at A. G. Luken & Co.'S drug store
and two boxes freed me from the trou
BILE l think highly of Doan's Kidney
Pills and consider them worthy OF
recommendation
The above statement was given in
July, 1906, and on December IL, 1908.
Miss Hamilton added: Il have had nc
return OF kidney complaint since
Doan's Kidney Pills cured me. l am
always glad to say a good word in
praise of this excellent kidney rene
dy."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. . Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doar's-and
take no other.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-31

occurred in the senate yesterday apro-
pos of the report on the wages paid in
Germany. The sharp criticism of the
German government which Senators
Aldrich. Depew and Carter offered
have had the effect of precipitating a
discussion of the possibility of tar
if war between Germany and the Unit
ed States as the result of the passage
of the revision bill.
No country in Europe is more inter-
ested in the wine schedule than Ger
many, for immense shipments OF the
beverages mentioned are sent to this
country from THE Fatherland" every
year. The trade agreement negotiat-
ed a year or two ago between the two
countries granted concessions to Ger
many on the wine duties, although it
has been Observed that while the re-
duction was substantial the price of
wine to the consumer has not been re-
But the senate bill has made mate
rial advance in the rates Of German
manufactures, this being best illustrat-
ed by the increases on razors which
are imported into this country from
Germany in large quantities. German
importations have been affected in
many ways and this has been the sub
ject of great deal of unfavorable COM
ment on the part of the German press
and manufacturers Of that country.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-31
TURhERDUND MEETS

Cincinnati. May 31.-The thirteenth
National festival of the North Ameri-
can gymnastic Union, or Turnerbund,
will take place here, June 19 to q.
The first four days will be devoted to
the work Of local athletic and school
gymnastics. The children will take
a conspicuous part In the parade on
June oath. The presence Of President
Taft and several members OF his Cabi-
net is promised, and it Is planned to
make the President "a turner at
sight"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-31
There Will Be Much Lively Do
ings in the Consideration of
The AIdrich Tariff Bill This
Week.
A COMMERCIAL WAR
WITH GERMANY SURE
Wine Clause in the Measure
Appears to Be a Dangerous
One to Handkerchief Caus-
eS of Trouble.

Washington, May 31.-The hot
weather which the government fore
caster has predicted for this week will
be in harmany with the temperature
which will prevail in the senate cham
Der when consideration of the tariff
bill is resumed. There have been many
spirited contests over schedules now
disposed of, but the hottest of all is
coming this week. This will be over
the cotton and wooden rates. over
which a large percentage of the female
population of the country has become
agitated. The consumers have been
petitioning the senate to lower the du-
ties. while the operatives in the cot
ton and wooden mills have been pray
ing for higher rates. Republican stall
warts are prepared for the onslaught
of the republican insurgents and their
democratic allies. and tonight the odds
are with the stalwarts.
like Sample Room.
This is largely on account of the sue
cess with which they have resisted
nearly every attack thus far made by
the opposition. During the controver-
sy over the cotton and wooden sched-
ules the senate chamber will take on
the appearance of an improvised drum
mer's sample room in one of the COM
mercial hotels in big business town
like cincinnati Exhibits Of linen in
q variety of forms. hosiery. clothing,
gloves. &c, will be employed in Illus
trating the arguments o neither side OF
the proposition. There will be a fine
assortment OF cotton prints, plain and
decorated. and possibly after it is all
over the senate may conduct bargain
sale.
Wine Schedule First.
But before this contest takes place
the senate will dispose of the wine
schedule. The pending bill increases
by 20 per cent the present duties on
champagne and other sparkling wines,
the house having preserved the Ding.
ley rates. 1t also increases the duty
on distilled wines from 1915 to more
than 10 per cent on ale. beer and por-
ter from 1o1. to IA per cent Tn
doubtedly these rates will be agreed to
by the senate and this service to re
mind one of the sharp colloquies which
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-31

high license proposition seems to be
doomed before it is born The repub-
ncan party can not afford to tie itself
up with the brewers The brewers
have made their fight and have lost
There Is no political party that dares
70 o951 them refnge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-31

It u well known that some Of the
novels bearing Dumas' signature are
not his own. Meeting his son one day.
he asked him whether he had read
his latest novel.
NO." said Dumas the younger; who
was remarkable for his ready wit
''Have your
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-31

Lost-Black pocket book containing
$24 in bills. Finder return to Pallad-
ium office. Reward.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-31
MINISTERS WILL
SPEAK At JAIL
Prepare a Schedule of Meet
ings to Be Held.

At the meeting of the Ministerial as
ISOLATION this morning the following
appointments were made for services
1t the county jail during the next 81,
months:
June 81. NJ. Hughes.
June 2A-G. II. Hill.
July At. ]. Graham.
July $50. S. Harrison.
August 1-E. Minter.
August 15-H. Robert Smith.
August 29-S. W.. Tranm.
September 12-G. L Goodwin.
September ga. II. Kenna-
October 1O-E. Cathell.
October 24-R- Z. Kelly.
November 7-Chas. Tebbetts.
November DIR. H. Dunaway.
December 5-E. g. Howard
December 10-H. Keates-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-17
BANK EXAMINER ON INSPECTION TOUR
Deputy Auditor Lautz Says Arizona Banks Are in N0!-
 nal Condition.

Adolph " Lautz, assistant territo- rial auditor, arrived in the city yester- day from Naco. Mir. Lautz Is on a regular tour of the territory in the capacity Of a bank examiner. It is the duty of the territorial auditor to examine the books of banks aad build ing and loan associations one or two times a year, and this work falls to the assistant auditor.
 Mir. Lautz found the Bank of Bisbee at Naco in good shape. and came on to Bisbee. where he will be for several days going over the books of the local financial institutions.
 "My observation Is that the bank ing institutions of the territory are in a normal condition" sad Mir. Lautz speaking of his examinations. I'll might say that they are a little bet ter than normal. but it Is saying a great deal to simply make the con. servative statement that they are up to the standard, as shown by the bal ances and deposits. In many Of the larger centers normal conditions have not been restored yet, and it Is there fore gratifying to find our institutions in such a condition of stability. My work in Bisbee will require several days" N
 Mir. Lautz declined to discuss legis' lation or affairs at the territorial cap ital saying that he was engaged 9 administrative work solely.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-17
GOVERNOR FLORES UNHURT

FL PASO. Feb. 16.-According Co dispatches received here today rom Governor Damian Flores of the stale of Guerrero. Mexico, in whose honor Ia theatrical performance was given at Acapulco when hundeds Of people were burned 10 death, on Sunday, the
 scvernOr was unhurt.
 Governor Flores telegraphs the hre
 scene was horrible in the extreme and he has been ineXpressibly shock
 eG by his experiences.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-17
OUTLOOK FOR R. R.
 BUILDING IN MEXICO
Year 1909 Win Witness the Completion of Many Im-
 portant Lines.

Notwithstanding the financial crisis
 Of 1907 from which the financial world | is recovering more rapidly than it
 ever did from any thing of the kind before. the prospects for new rail roal construction during 1909 in the state of Chihuahua are very good l especially for the Kansas City, Mex ! leo < Orient road with good chances ! for work being taken up on the newly projected road, between Moncloya.
 Coahuila and Chihuahua and resumed
 On the Sierra Madre and Pacific, says the Chihuahua Enterprise.
 The Orients work west of kilo-
 Inter 11O west Of Minaea has not been stopped during the entire hard times. although the force has not been large.
 it is said that it will be increased in ! the near future.
 The known determined policy of l the Orient Is to get connected up least from Chihuahua to Kansas City. | It's line is already built and in opera | ton for ii0 kilOmeters east of this | city and this includes the building of l the bridge across the Conchos river.
 lt is assured that the road will be completed and in operation by the end of the year to the Rio Grande river. about G miles farther. This win leave 305 miles between the In. | ternatiOnsl boundary to San Angelo, Texas. to be built during the follow ling year when connection win be
 completed from here to Kansas City. While the Moncloya-Chihuahua rail
 road was suggested only few months ago, this line which. by about 700
 kilcmcters of road through easy coun-
 try. rich in minerals. would give this city and state direct connection with | the great coal fields of Cohuila and
 with the great irarbor of Tampico. n
 DOW very probable. Both of tae states, Coahuila and Chihuahua, are ready to grant the road substantial subsidies, the promoters of it are heavily interested in the coal fields
 mentioned and the Mexican govern
 ment is encouraging the road. It is very probable that the enterprise win
 assume substantial shape Oy the end of the year.
 1 As to the Sierra Madre ard Pacific | railroad projected from NGeya Casas Grandos. Chihuahua, southwestward
 through the state to connect with thN Cananea. Yaqui River and Pacific in Sonora, It's construction seems to be | tied up with the Sierra Aadre Land
 and I,umber Go. with the Greene Gold
 Silver Co. IL is stated that big cap itslists are considering the properties
 of both Of these and the railroad, so if the deals go through soon, the build Ing Of the road will probably be taken ID.