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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-15

uluJtS Sept 4O-lO-A1. s.
Henry Dahlstul came down thi.
morning from Blackjack to serve as
a juror.
Andrew jacobson, who conduct!
a drink emporium at Tenstrike, wa.
a visitor in the city today.
A. O. Fladeland, one of the pros
porous farmers of Grygla, was Z
visitor in the city today.
The girls of the B. H. S. A. A. will
serve supper in the Armory Saturday
evening, from $50 to 7:45. Csc.
White Jacket.
Mrs. J. ]. Ellis returned to Cloque1
this noon, after having spent week
here visiting with relatives and
friends. -..4
John C. Comlins and G. F. Row.
ley, who live at Graceton, in the
northern part of this country, spent
today in the city.
Phibbs & Klein sold the DR..
Marcum residence on Eighth and
Bemidji to c. A. Huffman, the con.
sideration being about $4,000. e.
White Jacket is pure.
Albert Halvorson and George
Lucas returned this morning from a
hunting trip on the Turtle river,
near DR.. Dunlap's home. They had
fairly good luck.
Andrew Larson of Solway, a mem.
Der of the grand jury at the present
term of court, went to Tenstrike
yesterday evening and spent the
night there, returning to Bemid j
this morning.
Mrs. M. E. Ibertson has returned
from a visit to Forman, N. D.,
where she spent a month with
relatives. Mrs. Ibertson was accom-
panied by her neice, Miss Rose
Mcpherson, who will visit at the
Ibertson home.
While visiting the fair, make the
Berman Emporium your resting
place.
George Draper went to Blackjack
last evening, where he spent the
night visiting with old friends, re.
turing to Bemidji this morning
George is still popular at Blackjack,
despite the fact that he recently
became a full.hedged Bemidjite.
Reverends White and Deniston re.
turned this morning from Three Is
land Lake, where they spent yester-
day looking over the ground for
ducks. They secured a few and
arranged to return to Three Island
Lake at some date, latter on in the
season.
A. C.. Thomas of Blooming Prairie
the contractor who has built Be
midji's new high school building
came to the city last evening to note
how the finishing touches were
being made to the new building
which is nearly ready to turn over
to the local school board as com
pleted.
Try White Jacket.
A. c.. Johnson, general superin
tendent of the Kelso Lumber com
pany plant at Turtle River, came
down from his home this morning
and spent the day in the city
Mr.. Johnson informed a represen
tative of the Pioneer that the Kelse
company's mill was temporarily shut
dowd because of a break down o.
some of the machinery.
George E. Trent of Brainerd, thu
expert marksman who represents thu
u. M. c.. and Remington Firearms
companies, came to the city las
evening from Park Rapids. HI
spent today here and left tonight TO-
Northome. He will 60 to Northom'
next week and give an exhibition o
fancy shooting at the tournament tt
be held there.
White Jacket stands the test.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-15
FARMERS ASK BIG DAMAGES
File Claims for Losses During Mimic
Warfare.

warfare.
Boston, Sept 1.-THE recent war
game In Massachusetts was a the
cretical affair, but the damages farm
ers are claiming from the federal gov
eminent are not of that nature.
"About $780," for a slightly dam
aged fence, is one claim.
About $780," for damaged hay
crop which had been stored in a barn
before the mimic war started, was
another.
"About $780," was the claim of a
farmer who said his parlor organ had
been turned over" when Battery B
fired at the theoretical invaders. He
claimed the conclusion shuddered out
all the tone.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-15
1909 Diaries.

The Pioneer still has a few 1909
diariesleft which will be closed out at
half price. The assortment includes
some of the best aswell as the cheap
er books. .-.
The Washington times., 1909-12-06
HOUSE ADJOURNS
OUT OF RESPECT
Colleague and Chaplain
Pay Tribute to Departed
Member.

After being IN session but forty min
utes, and transactiag only such bust
ness as was necessarily incident 20 the
first regular session Of the Sixty-hrst
Congress, the House adjourned today
out OF respect to the memories OF Rep
resentativcs De Almond Of Missouri and
Lass,ter OF Virginia, who died during
the recess.
In notifying the House of the death
OF his colleague. Champ Clark, minority
leader, salI Judge De Almonds death
was so sudden and tragic that Il had
shocked the whole country.
During the a.ueteeu years that Judge
De Almond served i'm this house. said
Mr. Clark. che was one of its ablest
and most distinguished members his
death viii form one or the most paIheJc
CHAPTERS I'm the history of Congress.
I'M his prayer. Immediately after the
House was called 90 order, the ReF.
DR. Coudeu chaplain of the House, re
ferrcd feeungly 10 the death Of Mr. De
Almond
"FIe was one OF the most distinguished
members of this house said the chap
lain For wears be was conspicuous
iu the affairs Of sta and nation. l..
US lrrveuty pray for ..at C7nSo'aJloi.
which Thou alone Caust give for his col
leagues. friends and stricken wlie ana
children. Grant that we may fook for
wa-d with bright anticipation 20 a
reunion where sorrow never comes.
The Washington times., 1909-12-06
Rv WALTER 1 FAHY

The civn government organized IN the
canal zone by the United States is
being maintained at a cost Of s.. .O00. .0CO
a year. In this department of the Gov
ernment, as well as In the sanitary de-
partplent, there IS a fertile field for
economy.
IN addition 10 the police force main
tained by the Panamanian government.
which. by the way. is entirely out OF
proportion 10 the crime committed. the
American Government has q police
force on the isthmus maintained at an
annual cost of S30o. no This force is
used only in the canal zone. Based on
the entire population O. the isthmus. IN
cluding territory ovcr which Pan
anna exercises Jurisdiction, the cost
for police protection is consider
ably over - per capita There is no
doubt as %. the necessity or the Ameri-
can Government policing its property.
but there Is cry great doubt about o.
necessity OF continuing such a big force
as is az present employed Certainly
the number Of cases brought TO trial
does not indicate that the policemen
are especially active during the year.
There is very little crime i'm the canal
police department has 20 do. for there
is q battalion of marines stationed ar
Camp Elliott to take care OF any pos
sible uprising.
Expensive Fire Department
The fire department Installed by the
United States is maintained at an an
nual cost of Sll5S65 There are forty
one nremen at 81 800 each. considerably
more than most privates get in the
United States, and with infinitely less
work. seven captains at $3.50 each
and. seven ueutenants at SI62O each
There is In addition a volunteer station
at each Of the large settlements. The
volunteers are clerks and other cana
employees. They have hand apparatus
which is used in conjunction with the
regulars. A regular fireman is detailed
TO instruct the volunteers and to cap
tain them at fires. The volunteers are
paid 81 an hour when actually hghtinE
fires. but. aside from this, receive NJ
remuneration.
There is plenty or room for econ
omy in the judiciary OF the cana
zone Under the present system
there are three supreme court judes
each Of whom acts as circuit
court Judge. Appeal from a circuit
court goes back TO the supreme court
of which the circuit court judge is a
member. but. OF course. the judge from
whose decision an appeal has been taker
does not sit In the supreme court wher
his cases are being reviewed.
II is not intended TO convey the i'm
! preston that the system works injus
/ tice. on the contrary. the supreme courl
appears 10 be extremely liberal about
CONTINUED on Fourth Page.)
The Washington times., 1909-12-06
PLAN TO PUT TOYS
IN EMPTY STOCKINGS
Gifts for Poor Children of CITY
Will Be Received by
The Times.
DEAR SANTA CLAUS,
PLEASE BRING NE"

Little Boy and Little Girl, yhcr-
ever you may live and whoever YOU
are, write your letter TO santa
Claus, and address It to him, care
The Washington Times, Washing
ton, ID. c. Tell him just exactly
what you want him 10 pack I'm his
sled for you when he goes round
Christmas Eve TO RIl all tho little
stockings.
Write Just N round and plain as
you can, and on one side of the
paper, and say 81 all In two hun
dred words. Your name and ad-
dress, and maybe your letter, will
be published I'm The Times, and on
Christmas Day Santa Claus viii
see thnt you are not forgotten.
The Washington times., 1909-12-06
PANAMA PRESENTS
FIELD FOR ECONOMY
Civil Government Proving
Expensive to Uncle
Sam.

This f. the sixth IN the series
of articles on the Panama Canal
prepared by Walter J. Fahy, of
The Washington Times stan. Mr.
Fahy has just returned from the
isthmus after accompanying the
House Appropriations Committee
on its tour of Inspection.
The Washington times., 1909-12-06

SIN TABLE.
TIDE TABLE

Today-High tide, 3.O8 a. m. and 1891
D. m: low tide $3.50 a. m. aud 1910 D. m.
Tomorrow-High tide. 1902 a. m and
4:19 p m. low tide. 10.Z9 a. m. and los
,. m
The Washington times., 1909-12-06

(Continued on Seventh PageJ
The Washington times., 1909-12-06

CONDITION OF THE WATER.
HARPERS FERRY. W. Va. Dec. c.
Both rivers clear.
The Washington times., 1909-12-06
WEATHER REPORT.

The middle West storm Of Sunday has
passed northeastward beyond Lake Su-
perior. but pressure is still low over
the northern upper Lake region. This
storm was attended during Sunday and
Sunday night by general rains ard
SHOWS and high winds IN the Lake re-
gion, the central valleys, and rains
in Tennessee and the east Gulf States
Local SHOWS and rains also Continued
over the western half OF the country
the Plateau disturbance with the high
area 20 the north ward. preventing set
tied weather conditions.
The weather will be generally fair to-
night and Tuesday In the Lake region.
the East and South. except the northern
portions OF New York and New Eng
land, where local SHOWS are probable.
The Washington times., 1909-12-06

FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT.
Fair. colder tonight and TUESDAY; tenn
perature tonight about . degrees; light
70 moderate west TO northwest winds.
The Washington times., 1909-12-06
To Notify President.
Gather Early.

over on the House side the scenes
were somewhat different. AS early rs
II O'Clock some of the members we're
upon the floor, making little pilgrimagcs
from desk 10 desk. slappinz colleagues
upon the back and indmging in othe-
little pleasantries that have tended TO
make the lower body the less ccnven
tional Of the two. old members had to
become reminiscent a bit over former
sessions and new members had tn be
introduced. Ten minutes before Speak-
or Cannon was sue 20 arrive. the HOUSE
floor vas a seeming political bedlain.
The Washington times., 1909-12-06

Continued on Fourth Page.)
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-10
a NEW PAPER
FOR RICHMOND

Richmond, Va, November IA
chaltcr was granted today to a news
paper corporation the Virginian
Jouuu headed bv the Rrr James
'luros, Jr, hlown as the head Of
-.. a ,.-...ocl League in Virg MIA.
.ha corporation Will have = maxi
uum aud minimum took Of $780,
600. The paper will be published
i'm this city
II Is interesting to know that the
ed as pIeyident OF the CORPORATION.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-10
NEW MEN FOR
VIRGINIA JOBS

Washington, Nov l1-In the
opinion of the Virginia Republicans
in Washington yesterday there VIII
Dee bic shakeup among the present
Federal oniccholders i'm that state
when the Federal plum tree tx given
a jolt 10y the Taft admiuistrat on.
There are hal, dozen OF more
important Federal officers to be
filled. These Offices are now held
by men appointed by the Roosevelt
administration, IN whose places. IL
Is stated, Taft men will be appoint
ed. These appointments would have
been made before, but lt was decid-
ed to postpone action until the Cub
er1atorial campaign in that State
was tucked away and beyond the
reach of harm by the disappointed
ores
Among these officers are the Unit
ed states marshalships for the East
ern and Western districts of Vir-
Sinia; the district attorney jobs for
the same sections; the collector of
customs for Newport News, and the
collector or customs for Norfolk.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-10
CAH-LS HAPG07 HATRED.
WI Wait Until an Opportunity Ar.
ri'eS For R5Iengc.

The Arab who h;, uugcred a camel
VIII throw his clo,hcs upon the
ground and the iuilrltcd beast after
stamping OK ;hcm ana tearing thecl
asunder with it's teeth GOES on its
way. and the driver is thereafter quite
safe. as it seems to be an axiom with
the camel that no man shall be put in
peril Of life twice for one omensc.
The camel is stupid save when an.
cry and then seems 10 become almost
prctcrnatural in carrying out its vengc-
ful designs. PaIgrave relates the fol-
lowing story OF camcrs revenge.
which serves to illustrate this point:
y lad OF fourteen h1d conducted a
largo camel laden with wood from one
village 60 another at half hours dis
lance As the animal lOitered or turn.
ed out OF tho way IFS conductor struck
It repeatedly and harder than it seem.
cd 90 have Thought ne had right TO
DO; but not finding the occasion favor.
able for taking Immediate quits, it
'bOde IFS time That time was not
long iu coming
"a few days later the same lad had
20 recouduot the beast but unladcn, 10
his own village When they were
about halfway ON the road and NC
some distance from any babitatlon the
camel suddenly stopped looked dciib.
erately round iu every direction 20 ~.
sure Itself that no ono was in sight
and, finding 'hc road clear Of passcrs.
by made "a step forward seized tho
uuiuoky hov's bead BOB 4. moustr0u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-07

lnngsfaQe miro Die Strofe auf feds
Wonate Bis bier Sabre @efGngnis
erbobt.
glns gSien mel6et man: Do
miral &uooIpb @rof Montecuccoli,
Warinefomn1anoant uno gbef Der
Warineieftion oes gfeihsfriegsn1ini=
iterilnns, bot bas ieltene Set oes
goloenen sSubiIdunls aIs slngebori-
ger Der Warine begangen. Ser yseu-
idopfer Ser Sfei6sflotte, beIien flo
rem glid es 81 peroanfen lit, naB
Seiterreicb nit Dem 8m bon
uDreaonougbts" eine ipiiroiae Steile
in Der Heibe Der SeernGAte en-
langt, lit ourb oen 4oifer ssrans
Soiepb a1laBlih bes SubelfeItes be-
ionoers ausge5eidnet poroen.
Sn Saaralben, &reis Sorhad,
2otbringen tit Die @befrau ginsel
unter 0em fur6tbaren @eroaht rer-
baftet tporoen ibren @atten, If
rem Snfel uno mebrere a1oere Ser
ionen ernoroet lrto beraubt gu ba-
ben Die Spuren ibrer 8erbreden
ioa Die 8erbaftete ourd 8ranoItif-
tllng sll beieitigen beriudt baben.
sSn Baoerborn iit Ser Nro5eb
gegen ben 9ireftor goroes bon Der
Baoerborner 8anf unor mebrere
8anf- f-Mngeiteaten beenbet iporoeu,
Die (tpie i'm Sum- gelneloet), bic
8anf Inn piele @unoerttauienoe ge=
idd0igt baben. Direftor gorbes,
Der 8anffaiiierer sfi6ter uno ser
Brofuriit 8eoer tpuroen Sm @efGng-
niBitrafen bon beri6ieoener Douer,
big gu 5tpei Sabren, uno auBer6em
gu boben @el0itrafen perurteiIt.
Der &orriponbnt oes Hariler
uWatin" IN Barcelona 'neloet ieincr
3eitltng Elm Srterpiefp NIT @respc
M5orift Dem GibilgouDerneur BON
Gotalonien. Darna9 ioa iid 2este-
rer 10 iiber Die Gage geauBert ba-
ben: SD oenfe, DOB Die geriooe
DER llnruDen e11ogiiltig Doriiber lit
uno oab mirflid) gfube berrf9t. Die
gefabrli6en Glemente baben cine
iharfe 2ebre erbalten uno lperoen
es nidt eilig baben, neue unrl4-
ben an5nltiften. Sd beoaure Die
9altnng, Die bon eeipiifer Seite inn
Inslanoe angenomnen miro, iueiI
mir Die Hepolutiondre itrerg be-
trait baben. Sitoern mir oic Stoot
bon eefdbrliden gletnenten iauber-
ten, baben mir nur getan mas ieoe
@eieaidaft, Die 81 leben nno i;h
normal 81 enttpifeln iud)t getan ba-
ben fpiir0e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-07
xeras $.

@n 80. 9ftober Ioa cine gro-
BE aILgeneine Brobibitionsperlanlm-
lung in Dallas abgebalten meroen.
Gone Sobnion 8m. poinoaster
nr6 nnbere @roBen ser probibitioni-
itif6en 9orbe iperoen antpeieno lein,
a16 Der u2ectirer Stuart, Ser
ii6 gang belonoers our6 feline lpiiiten
Sbmpfereien aus5eihnet, miro 5ll-
gegen iein.
Weil er ileue S1ube NIT alot-
ten Soblen trng, glitt elm Giienbabn-
arbeiter nainens 9lntonio 9eellopa
IN Der Nabe BON @ictoria bon einer
pSan6 gar" berunter lln0 fiel unter
oie Haoer, Die ibm iiber &opf rno
geofen gingen uno i'm iofort tote
ten.
9as Staats-S -Supreme-@eriht
bat feline fribere in Dem 8ro5eIls
9iram S. 2ipelp segen oie so. &.
& E. gabn abgegebene gnti6eioung,
oaB Der logenannte intangible
geliB elmer @iienbabn niht nah ei-
ner boberen State belteuert meroen
oiirfe, oIs anberes iteuerbares 81
ge1tum i'm gountp, aufreht erbalten
nno oas @eiub beg &ldgers Inn ci-
ne @epiiion oes Hro5eiies 5uriidge-
ipieIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-07
6eintifd)e Nabrithte,a.
gom sSSmtereffe fir Seben in San
9lntDnfp.

Sn ieoer 3eitltng oes 2anoes le-
fen Sic 8eideinigungen bon 8erlo-
men in entlegenen 8ldten, Die bon
oieiem ooer ie1em MitteI, fir ieoe
4ranfbeit furiert ieirt molten ober
groBe 2inberung erfabren baben.
Iber bier in Sa1 Mntonio peroffent-
li6en mir ttur geri1te bon San
Intonio, bon San 9lnto1ier 2eutell
gena9t, oas 3eugnis gurer Sreun-
De, Nabbarn ooer Mitbiirgern.
q. @on5ales, 8arbier, Dolorplo
Ctr, San Mnto,tio, Seras, iogt:
SD falio groBe 2inoerung ourd oen
@ebrand bon Doan's 9eieren Bil.
len, aIs id an Rierer-8ei9meroen
lit. Sic fnrierten eine accute 21b-
ntllng meirtes Hiifens, pelde bel
2euten rleines @el91ftes 10 getpohll-
lid ift uno befreiten mid auh bon
elmer 5hpierigfeit NIT nreinen Nie-
ren-ausideioungen. Sd bin nnn
I'M 5tanoe, gut 81 ibIafen uno mein
gefinoen 1T in ieoer 8e8iebung BEL
ier. Sd glanbe mid beredtigt, an-
bern geieren-2eibenoen ansnraten,
0oans Meren-Ginen eiren gerlud
5u geben.
Gum 8erfauf Bel allen &1nolern.
greis 50 Gents. Soiter-Milbnrn
60, 8uffalo, Seem Oorf, aIleinige
Mgenten fir Die Ser. 5taaten.
Grinnert gud oes Nan1ens -
Ooal1s - uno nebntt feline anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-07
0elb fummt in Saufen

an gl. 4. Chisholm, bon Ereootuen
q. 9. Sein @runo lit Ser Miibe inert
gu leien. uSeit langer 3eit Iitt id
an llnberbaulidfeit, trigger 2eber,
Sartleibiefeit, Nerbofitdt uno ollae.
nreiner Sdipdde", idreibt er. Sd
fonnte nidt idlafen, batte feinen glp.
petit, feinen @brgeia ano tpurbe mil
ieoem Gage ihpader, tros oller me.
oi5iniiden 8ebanolung. Damn ge.
braudte ih electric 9itters". IL
6laiden gaben mir Die alte Rrafi
uno @eiunbbeit ipieber. Nun fam idJ
wieoer ie6en Sag meine @ef61ftl
beiorgen. gs lit cine tpunoerbare
Weoi5in. ltnfeblbar fir Magen, Sc.
Der, Nierer, gIut unb geerbe. sc
gts. BEL alien Druggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-07
Gs felt an Der Spibe.

@robe Saten perIangen Mnerfen
nung. Die @elt front ibren 0oG
bringer. 9esbalb front 6as ameri
faniide golf aud 9r. &ing's Reu
DISCOVERY als 4onig Ser SaIs- uni
Sungen-Seilnittel. Seoer 9lton if
Elm @eiunobeits- Sampler. gs t6te1
4einle nno grfdltungen uno Sc
Grippe neri6tpi1oet. gs beilt oil
bonn Suiten angegriffenen Shleiul.
baute uno beenoet ben SuIfen. Rran.
fe, ent5iinoete 8rondaI- -Mobren iper.
ben gebeilt, 2uneen tperoen furieri
nllo glutungen boren auf. 81. 3eo
Wore, 8laf Sad. g. g., i6reibt
ugs furierte mir bon 2ungenleioen,
tpeldes alle sler5te aIs boffnungslos
aufgegeben." so Cts. nno $1.OO.
Brobeflaide frei. @arantiert bon al.
len OruggiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-07
HaNifalbeiln
Merbeni9lpdde

eGna1e. nerbbJe 9erfonen. eeYIuet bon ooff.
nnnssIofgieit nnb fdIe9ten Irdunien, erf&Dp.
terben Gn8fIfiffen, Hrufts.. Mtidens rinb aopf,
nflb UeHntS. aatarrbs MsneenSrnden. gtublber.
ffcpfnng, Wlbigfeit, Grrotent 8tttern> &ertflop.
fen, Bruftteiiemmurg,. aeneftIl6felt nnb xrab.
etnfaM, fHnell unS btliis allie nnnathrit.
den 8erInite nnb anSere UpIsen jusenb.
Iimer gtrirrnHeem srRnbIf1 seleiIt unS
bslle Wsinnthett nnS Urp6finn piebes.
frlansf tperbem Ymnen. - Gang ueues
GeiIberfatrea. Seber ietn etgner Mrst.---
1tefss antsrprbentIi9 trtereiiante unb lebrs
reide Sud (Deuff&e aufIdee 1ooe) ueId6es
bon Jung nnb alt, mauH unb Srau, eeIefen
uents TN BriefmarIen berfieeeIt besoeen perben
bon oer
Yribatsaliuif 1876. Nbenue
atsru 3gprk. n. y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-07

nlei1terbaft 5u @ebor gebraht butte,
farn init Dem bon alien MnneIenoen
geiungenen uStar Spangleo 8all-
ner" Der offi5ieae Sell Der sSeier gum
Mbi1luB.
8iertanleno u8eipunoerer"
@iqiam 81. Searit's baben ft6 Wfitt
ipob abeno in Ser Cooper Union
Saa 5u Seem gorf berian1melt uno
ibn als Mapors=&auoibaten aufge-
ftent, trob0er1 er IeIbit erfI1reis
lIieB, oaB er nid)t ols &an6ioat auf=
5ltretetl tDiin5he. gs tpurbe ferner
Elm &onlite ernannt, I'M ei11 poll-
itanoiges Sidet fir Die Gtaotlpobl
5uianmen5ufteaer.
: 's4='S
8nt. st. &eorlt bat eine gr-
flarling peroHelltIidt, in ser er
iagt, oaB er nnter feine1i l1mft1noe1
als Mnporsfon6ibat auftreter, Ion=
bern ben bon ben Dennofraten nonli-
nierten Midter @apnor unterltiisell
iperoe.
- Sin 8earnte Der 8unoesregie-
rltng lit oas @elu9 geitellt tporoen,
Die giirger @aibington's BEL ibrell
gemiibnngen 81 utlteritiise1 Die a[b-
baltling oes sssnternationalen 2uft-
ififfabrt-& -&ongrelles i'm Sabre 1910
in Der 8unoesbalptitabt 5u @age
gu briitgen SSn Der lebten Sibung
oes 2uftidiffabrt-& -&ontites Ser @aib-
irlgtoner @anoeIsfan1n1er tpuroe cine
Helolution in oieiern Gimme ollge-
nomnlen, nt1o oie5e tpir6 Dem pr1s
iioenten Saft, ben Gefret1ren oes
&riegs- uno Observation-Disclosures
lno anberen 9iitrifts- nn6 8unoes-
beamtel1 5ugeitent perben.
glrtbur g. @rigbt, Ser iamge
Wannt ben man in 8ortlollo, Ore,
feftnabn, neil er iib in pero16ti-
ger @eife an ben HrGiioertten ber-
angeorangt batte uno bel Dem man
ipdter einen gela6enen Hepoloer
fano, lit mieoer freigelaifen NOR
ben, neil ibm tatfadIid feline idlinl-
men Mbiidten nadeelpieien peroel.
fonnten. Mber ipegen perbotenelr
Waffentragens mubte er Strafe BE-
sablen.
8ice=Er1iioent sSobn WitdeG
bat I'M 9amen Der .Mmerican sseoe-
ration of 2abor" eine grfIGruna Der-
offentliht, in ipelder betont miro,
bob geiDilie Dampfer-2inien irler=
munihte gmigranten naf ben Der.
Staaten bringen uno oaB Die anlc=
ridden 2obnarbeiter oesbalb foIqen=
De Beidrdrfungen tn ben Gintpanoe-
rnngsgeieben bin5usefiiet baben
molten:
u gluBer ben iest beftebenoen
Bei6rdnfnngen in Der 3uIaIiuna
bon ginmanoerern iolIte 6ie ietias
&opfiteller BON 81 ouf $40 erbobt
Deroen.
p Seoer ginpanoerer, poGitiide
Sliihtlinge ausgenommen, lollte
$25 in barren @eIoe BET Ser Gam
Dung aiftpeifen fonnen.
- Se6er ginpanoerer i'm Sitter
BON ID big so sSabren iodte imltan-
De iein, einen Baragraben Ser gun-
oesfonititltion enttpeoer in @nglilb
ODER ieiner eigenen 2anoesfprade at
leien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-07
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