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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-25
Disadvantages 3niammemtrefien

Wir leieu in Ser &olniihen ,3eis
tillg"; 81. M. @. Stein, beiIen geo
grapbiibe uno ardeologii6e sSor-
ibungen ia GentralnIien IN ben per
gangenen Sabreu riibneno gu erwdh-
men lino, lit Der Sobn iiioii6er ST
tern mo feline @ieee bat in unearl'
geltonoen. Mit Or. Spen @eoin
teilt er oie gbre, Die Sauptbeitrase
bes lesten Sabres 3u ben nellen Gr-
gebniiIen geograpGii6er 6orihunl
geliefert 5u baben. Die Seloer ihrer
Sdtigfeit Iagen menn aub pielfad)
iebr melt BON chamber, 10 bod si,-
lpeilen mieoer nabe 5uiammen, nno
oaB iid babel mitunter, lire areila
ibnitten lit niht iiberraiheno. Gin
ben1erfensmertes 8eiipiel oapon uirb
III einem 2onooner Club er5abIt, Dem
3ablreihe Mitglieoer Der beribieoener
gelebrten @eieaibaften a~ngeborell
uno Der bon ibnen ben 0amen tragt.
Sn oieier @eieni1aft trafeu iid) sic
beioen 5orihungsreiienoen Spell
Seoin nno Stein iiingit am gaitlifell
Glide, rebts nno linfs bonn 8tdii-
benten, uno mabrenb Die Hnterhal.
tung ibren Gang nobm, 5og Or.
Stein cine MaBIdnitr in fleiner Nll-
minium Seoerfapiel aus Der @eitel-
taihe berpor, bob iie 5miiden 9au-
men uno 3eigefinger empor, oaB Die
Nahbarn Tie iaben, unb bemerfte:
u0ieie MaBlhnur babe id i'm Sabre
1906 IN Sittibet am 5uBe elmer al
ten Guile eehlnoen. Sd traee lie
ieitoem ltets BEL mir unb eebroudc
iie ieoen Gag nno immerfort.@ Or.
Spen Seoin nabm Die feline Srom-
melfapief in Die 9ano, betrahte tic
einen 4ugerblid aufmerflam l1no CIR
flarte, oas lei cine MaBihnir, oie er
Dor aht Sobren in 9ibet, ipabribein.
lid o. uuo oa, unsefdbr 10 uno 10
piel Weileu bon Dem groBet See
perloreu babe. @aIte unb @irte ma-
rem iiberraidt uno aneenebm onge-
regt ourh oas merfipiirbige 3ulams
mentreffen, oaB i'm weiten, miilten,
unerforidten 2anbe nad finfiabri-
gem 3piihenroum Elm Soridungs-
reiienoer in Die SuBitapfen oes an
bern trat uno einen 10 min5igen Sc
genitano oufIas, Der Dem anoeren
entfoaen mar. 9ie WoBlfmtr aber,
oos fleine 8ano oes 3~uimmenbail=
ges, lit ieitber bemWiuleum Der u&oDol
Geographical Soeietp" einperleat
meroen, mo- iie nit rn3abligen anocrlt
merfpiiroi9en @rtmerungSitiiien
nereinigt lit.
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Gbemaur: Sic fonnen bod IN
Gbeioheli liid)t mitreoen."
5nnggeieHe. limb Sic - oiirfei
sttts5ss
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-25
aebfe 5 SATIRE.

Nn1. Ynrr, gngInnbs dItelter
Mnrn, beiratete nit 1870 gum oritten
Male. arbeitete Inn Selbe Biz 1872 mo
Iebte nod 90 Sabre Idnger. 2eute
NIT so Sabren ionten nod iugenoIiA
fem. Smnes Wrigbt BON Spenlof,
so, 3eigt mie man jung Heibt. sd
fible pie Elm Rnahe BON 16 Sabren, "
idreibt err nuahoem ih feds Gla-
id3en electric Bitters genommea.
Geit 80 Sdbren mahten mir Werpetl-
lei6en bas 2eben 5ur 2ait, aber Die
erite 6loihe 0ieier punoerbaren Wee-
hi5in ~iiber5eugte MIDI oaB ih Dos
gr0bte 4eilmittel nnf groen geflri-
BEN Gs lit cine @ottesgabe FIJI
fddDahe, frdnfIide ulo alte 9erionen
BerIudt es. Soc BEL alien 9rugsilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-25

WlferIci.

Ser @eiunobeitsrot bat nebeH
Dem Mpsquito uno Ser Siege mtdy
Sen Godroab auf Die 2iite Der 81 be-
f1mpfenoe1l ltebel geiebt. IA Seper=
Seffnlngen muroen an Wontog
ourb S6mefeloampfe alsgerot6ert,
I'M oie iid oarill oufboltenoen Got
roabes 5u totelt. Cine SnipeftioH
Der Gripatbofe miro IN ben na6ltea
Jagen porget1onlmen meroen.
Dieie ISOLDE lit Die lebte, in Der
itaotiihe Steuern be3ablt merSen
f%onnen, am Montog lit Der lebte Gag.
Sn 8e3ug ouf Die &eile=9nr'
reionsena lit ali beridtieen, bob oer
Sitel oss por 6lloo porgeleiene1
Stuyfes hidlt uIhdlbert" 1T, ionoerll
uNnr int Sro1m lit Slid"
Die ct. Antbonp ,Sotel Colt
panp bot oas gigentum bon Or. 5.
@. aenneD an 5ropis StroBe fir
Is Sabre eenlietet. Die anf oemicl-
ben hefinoli6e Cottage loa nieoerAe-
riIIen lno oafiir elm @ebauoe in
@erte BON $4,000 erribtet lperbet.
Sn bemlelben lonen Die &raft er,en=
genben Waihinen untergebro6t mer=
oer, pelde oos &otel nit @ailer,
2idt uim. ~perioreen. @uf oieie @eiie
meroen ste Gri6iitterungen uno oie
Sibe, melde ourd oieie Mai6inen en-
5eugt peroel BON Dem eigentlide;l
6otel ferngebalten.
Sim @unter Sotel ereignete iih
am Montog ser 5peite llngliidsfan
nit nobr1heinlid totlihem Mnsgang.
Sranf Saag, Elm Maurer, 81 SoDre
alt, muroe olr6 oas SaIen zines
SenIterrobmens BON Dem @eriiit, aui
Dem er arbeitete, binabgeltoBen 1no
flef 5ipei Stodmerfe berab, nit &opi
uno S6nltern oaitoBeno. gr murfe
betpuBtlos nod Dem Ybpiieions onf
Srrgeons 9oipital gebrodt unb if
menig Soffnung fir feline Wie0er-
beriteni1ng porbanoen. Sein Bri1oer
2erop @oog itatb BEL ibm auf benz
5elbem @eriilt uno mare, in 6oge oes
5dredens, beinobe NIT berabaeitiirst
Die beioen Saags mobnten 916 DIT
Commerce StraBe unb baben Der
manote in Soulton. Sbre Gltern
| mobnen in Spofone, 8aib.
- Ser @enerol<G nartiermellter
Der gunoes-Mrmee bot % nelte Or
bdnoe auf leiner 2iite, melde i'm 2an-
fe bes n1hiten Sabres in Sort Gam
Soniton erridtet ueroen ioaen. Ser
4o1tenaniblag oafir belduft fi6 aui
cine babe Minion Dollars.
= 10 4nflagen negen 8erlebun0
oes Spieleeiebes mltroen bon ocn
@rpBgelhmorenen eingebradt nna
Die 8erbaftsbefeble eeaen Die betlef-
fenben Herionen Dem Sberiff iber=
geben.
Gin biefiger 5rudtbanoler
murbe bon Midter 8udleD i'm Ecli-
5eigeridt a1 S. Citrate ipegen Ser
fouf BON peroorbenen Sriidten perur,
teilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-25

@ie aus 8artlespiae in Sfla-
bona gemeloet miro, beabiidtiet Die
prairie Oil ono @os Company pab-
reno Der nafiten neun5ig Gage nit
benz 8au ibrer Selr0bren-2eitul;9
BON Sflaboma nod Dem @olf Ron
@erifo Su beginner.
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@ia einen aitten Jrenub midt fran-
fen.

uMenn id Suiten-Me6i5in braude,
lpeiB ih, mas ih gu tun babe" CT.
fldrte Mrs. 81. 8. MGep bon 8eals,
Me., ynahoem ih 10 6lai6en bon
9r. Sings Stem DISCOVERY init gitteni
grfolg in meiner Samilie gebraudt,
meiB ih, oaB es Die bette Meoi5ir,
fir 9uiten, grfaltung unb 2ungen-
leioen it," Sober, Der es beriudt
fiiblt oalielbe. @rleidteruag fonlmt
iogIeid 1tno Die rnlhe Seilung ii6er-
raidt fie. gs 1T por5iiglid fir 8rcn-
hifis, @itbma, 8lutipeienL Group,
Ga Grippe Sdmer5en i'm Sals,
8rult ODER 2llnge. SOC nlo $1.00.
Brobeflaihen fret. @arontirt BON
alien Drllgailten.
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4aifasierliite bes r@ittefinS1

W2it benz GoppelihraubensY oitoampfer
rWittefiub1 Der am 5. Wtni 0 Bres
nen mad Ualbeiton obgefahren lit, tons
men nndbitebenbe &aiifen<R afagierea
UIeranoer wunge, Srau 6. 90. Bar.
ton. Jrl. 81. @arton, 6rau Cora BUR-
borf, Muguff Worlo5, Sobaunes Berg
nner, So6n 9nIImann. SRI. gIi5abetb
5robbSrg, SRI. Anna 9uiie Sri1fde,
Otto Gnbrig, Carl 6rnufe. SraH3 9offs
mann. SRI. Gina &Oefoeo, Srau GUILE
Sung uilb @inoer. &arI arieger. SrnIl
eta anufmnnn u1o &inber. 9einri6
Qu6tuig. SRI. Ybilippiua Mand. 5rnn3
MilIer. @iIbelm Wiinfner. 6rnu She.
reie Dbern0orfer. Sacob Yeper, Wotpide
Homernnb, Mbolf Sdittenbelm uno
frau un6 ainoer, Srau 8. Sdipiebs,
81 g. @todpea. Sbran8 Stanef, Sris
&6Iobd1. 6rnu Barb. Srndsler, SrnE5
UdIeufi6. 5rl. gorneIin Weits, 5ran
lima MSeber, Wilb.- @aIb, 6ermall1
@tuber6oID SobH BE- @itt.
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Kantate.
&untau aits benz 2eipsiser 2ebem uu,
Inmg 8utbe.
(S~ortiebuna.)

lSoIl1eBHla.J
Die 9roidfe bie1t. Miibiam, nit
%5itternoen anien entitieg ibr oas
irnge Wdobell. Die Come lper
untergegangen. 8lutrot flammte
nur nod ibr lebter Sdein I'm
Mbenobimmel. Die breiten 6enlter
oer Sobonnisfirbe aber paren hell
erlendtet unb itrablten ibr miloes
2idt frieolih binaus in Den iinfenoe;l
Gag.
uno &arleen i6ritt iiber ben freien
Blas, am 2utberoenfmal poriiber,
biniiber nad) benz ltiaen SrieoDof,
Der inmitten Der @roBltabt 10 ~ieltianl
it'll uno nerlaiien, 10 toteseinlanl
liegt. Son Der Sobannisfirhe ldllte.
ten Die @loden, lie riefer in oas Sc
mir Der 8roBltaot binein, mabneno
CUR 4noa6t.
Cider uno obne 9ait i1ritt aar-
leen inter ibrem mabtpolen Seier.
flang Der airbbofspforte 81.
llnsefdbr CUR ielbcu 3eit idlen
6erte Boris BON Der @r0ben Sic
6rmffurteritraBe entlang. @on Belt
CUR 3eit blieb er iteben mo iob mib-
lmnig Inn iih. Nb uno gu idl,ls
or aad nit ieinem Spa5ieritod Def
tig -onrb Die 2uft.
gr mar llll3ufrieben nit 1ih, lcbr
im3nfrieoen. 90 nit Ropf nno aru-
gen III Dem alten 6abrtpaiier nnfer-
5useben, par oo6 eigentlid nenig
ebrenpon fin i'm. @ie mar oas
1ur aleS gefommen2
9amals IN Sitenoe, als er Gorfd
8etoii zines Cages eroffnet, oaB er
iein @ermoeen bis auf Sen letter
Seller peripielt, Do batte iie inn leidf-
ber5ia ben 2alfpaB eegeben uno er
NOR gegangen, @ut nno S1nier5
in Der 8rllit uno poa gliibenoen Der
langens nad ibrem 9eiib.
9o6 mas bate er, Der Wittellolc.
Der perpobnten Srau 5ll bieten, BON
Der man er5dblte, ooB iie oie 8at-
tin zines Mannes bon fait f%iirltli.
dem ginfommen iei2 aonnte er her
laneen, oaB Tie ieinetpegen lire
8oiition aufgab2 Neill 1ie ood)te ae-
nib aud garnidt oaran. ct NOR
ibr eben Elm Spiel5eug, ionIt nid)fs.
uno oanu fam Der Sfanoal. SIR
Mun mar ploBlib ulteripartet in
0itenoe} anselangt. gr bate, rie
man iih er51blte, Sorfa in ben ar-
men zines aiebba6ers zines belgl.
iden Sffiaiers gefunoen uno or
bate obne 8efinnen Den 0eben6lih-
Ter nieoergeihoiien.
@raf b. b. 8roben fonnte llur
nit leiiem l~lnbebaeen an Die 9tffars
oenfen. Sotte Der Monn nift red)t
getan, lpenn lie iduloig mar? uto
oaB 5orfa iduloig eepeien, oas
glaubte er felt 6eute.
Wit tiefer 8eiddmlAe MIR fonnic
er on Den bentigen 8ormittag Den.
fen. Ils er Sorfa 5uerlt in aeip.
sig mieoergeieben, oa bette Tie 10 ge-
ton, als OF Tie iid ieiner MIR butt
fel e%ntiinnen tonne. @an3 mlsye-
loiht idien ibr Die @rimerung ano
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6sirats . g&etne.
Soiepb g. 9eb uno gIiiabetb q. @leis.
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notiz an SteuerzabIsr,

Die itdotiiden Steuern, fir oos
Sisfal-Sabr 1908 (beginneno am
/. Stunt 1908 nn6 enoeno am 81.
Mai 1909 iin6 fdIig uno aablbar IN
Der Office oes itaotiiben Steuer-gin.
nebmer, 8immer SO. 16. Gta6t.
&a1e, bonn l.. @pril 1909 Biz gum
81. Mai 1909, obneSntereiien, Stro.
fen un6 Soften, fpenr Dor Dem l..
SUM- 1909 beaablt.
g8iIIemain,
St1otiider Gteuer.g innebmer.
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@elber Basen grennbOl5, $3.50
per goro.
Carr Wood & Coal Co.
Museiner@ arutfousfta1

@useiner@ arnifonsitabt
5rau y. (auf 8eiuh, nadoem oas
lerpierenoe Waoden berfdmunoen):
eWie fommt es oenn eigentlid, oa5
Sic fid aber aub INNER 10 bibihe
Dienitmaoden berausiuden?
5rau g.: $50, bas bat feline Dor
teile, mein Mam uno ib iino glenn
lid piel auf Heien, uno oa lit es eine
angenebme gerubieung, 81 miIien,
ouB infer Sals itets militdril6 be-
obabtet miro
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Granosiaentnms Hebertrasnnsen.

anila 8eber an Seroinano 9aIte
@runbitiid an Der abenle 8; $500.
Wnlter @. Selie an feline Mutter
5rdu Garrett 0elie, a1e Anipriide mll
6as @rnrlbeigentum bes berftorbene:
Garnet SeIie; $50.
S. q. Cans ltnb Srau an S. 8. 8em-
bnen, orei Mder 2anb, $4593.75.
9nrf 81. 2ongtportb an George
6oppe, 9runoitiid IN Der go9etpooo Gbs
6ition; 1925.
8alentine Nedler lino ssrau an SO
6. Sarmer, @rlnbltiid an Der Snn Ser
nanoe5 un0 3ar5amora Ctr; $1,000.
@mm9 Dittmar an s.. 6. 8raudJle
1895 Mder 2ano; $3039.
$. 6 SeIomnn nnb Srau S. g. @ris
ner, @rllnoitid an Der 6. Ctr; $1,000,
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s5btet, nm ben 5cino amf5nbaltcn.

Ser areite Seino BON Sobn Sen;
bon @laopin, Mida felt 10 Sabren
mar cine eiternbe 8eule. gr beaa1lls
$500 an 9oetoren obne 2inbernne
Damn furirte i'm 8udlens 4rniee
Salbe. @urirt Sieber-glaien, Ben
len, &arbunfel, grcema, Sal5flnB
nnfeblbar bel @amorrboioen, 8rarb.
Smbneraugetl. 25c bel allen Drug.
aiItell.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-26

ne derrick chain IL one of IL links
and make a moose. The trouble with
this plan was that he fishing was car
ried onSunder difficulties Reardon had
never gone horse fishing before. He
iabbed around with the hook In the
darkness, but the end of the chain lay
30 low In the water and so little 86f the
horse was showing above the ElFfAcesg
that he made a rather poor Job Of III
for awhile.
The horse would not b quiet but
kept padding around as II Il liked Its
little experience A rope was finally
secured, and 80. 439 was caught With
moose. Then he was drawn along
side. After ii lot more Of tho same
kind OF fishing with the pole. tho chain
was caught and the slack OF II drawn
ln by d policeman. sSS
1t required 4 good dsa. Of skill to
make q loop out OF II. but this was
done and 9 canvas strap passed aroundi
inside the chain 70 that the hooss vould
bbe easy on the horse. Then the crew
OF the derrick started tho engine, there
was d straining pull for i moment Or
two before any thing happened, and
then the horse slowly rose from the ~.
ter. la ss
Up into the air No. 400 was lifted.
Kicking his heels JoyousIy. and the
boom swung over with him to the deck
lof the lighter. After that there wss
another problem TO solve. He had to
be hoIsted from the lighter to tho pier,
but this Job was also accompanies
without accident.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-26

nest and hearing the Noises himself. he
went with him to the spot from which
the commotion seemed to come. Az the
foot Of Jackson street a number OF
lighters were moored IN such q man.
ner that they barred entrance to the
slips. No. 439 was an extraordinary
horse. he was one Of those diving
horses, for he had gone underneath
the lighter and Ia that way gained the
small patch Of water Inside. There BE
was, swimming about IN q pocket be-
tween the stern Of the tighter and q
Pennsylvania derrick. when Crowley
and Reardon saw his head. Thsy
grasped each other for support
.It's a sea horseg", exclaimed Rear
don. II have read about them before Z
You should study your physiology
better said Crowley There is one
Of the sea horses up in Central park.
They are found In the gulf OF Mexico
and of the Canary islands. They eas
CLAIMS"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-26

who lives north Of the lake Mr.
WEIGH came to this country in 1897
where he has lived since that time.
He was an Old soldier and an hon
ored member Of the local post.
- Z, 8, a,
on Weunesuay evening a. Ihe
nome n, u me ollus ihoehel, =. Miss
ioleh.e -: =. h na was uni'e ~, -
Rev. DR., Work tying the knot
that made them one. Following
the ceremony dainty and delicious
refreshments were served, and the
young peopleIIeft'on the late evening
train for the twin cities on a short
wedding trip. They will return
in the near future and make this
city their home.
MA Nelson has fornoa,lv an.
I o,,ncad his cand;daev for ra.alact.
~ for aidsr,,an frn,o tha f;rst
Won, No, Observation-Disclosures Ina fact
hat NJ Maieo,, hoe hae,, coynrslls
al ~ H. ,haan+ fro,n snn,a - H.
- NAL ). ,naat;ras i tha 'nast fa,,,
rs IN accn,,n+ "A s;cinass IL
he fam,;Iu 10 has nada ona of tha
hast aldermen the f;rst ward has
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-26
A SEAGO|NG HORSE,
New York Equine Swims In Salt
Water Six Hours.
scAREs WATcHMAN STIFF.
Guardian Of the outerfnost Wall
Thinks . Wild Torpedo Boat or a
Sea Serpent Is Attacking the City.
The Animal 10 Saved Unhurt.

Thinks Wild Z orpedo Boat or a.
Sea Serpent Is Attacking the City.
The Animal 10 Saved Unhurt.
There was. ane fishing In the East
river early on recent morning for a
horse. 1t wasn't a river horse, sea
horse or any other kind Of water horse,
but a plain, unpedigreed New York
street cleaning department dump cart
dragger which had been in the water
from 1890 O'Clock at night until $40
O'Clock in the morning. Az q land go-
ing horse 1t always did well. Ar q
seagoing horse 1t was a distinct sur
prise, for no one had dreamed that No
430 could hold it's own with the fishes
and after spending a night in the river
emerge quite cheerful.
An italian driver drove No. 439 down
to the dump at the foot OF Clinton
street at 1890 p. m. Arrived at the
dump the horse WIS taken out OF the
traces and allowed to nose about the
water front. It was not very long be-
fore the driver heard a splash. When
he had identified the splash with the
horse he went back to headquarters
and reported that one dark horse, No.
4se, had been drowned Id the East
river. 81
Waterman Crowley stationed at the
foot OF Jackson street. about Ave blocks
away from the point where the horse
went In, heard strange sounds issuing
from the river at BIO a. m.
| He stared In front, behind, overhead
and underneath him, but when he was
perfectly sure that the fuss was all In
the river and remembered that he had
taken nothing stronger than water
during the preceding twenty -four hours
/ be went down to the end of the pier to
investigate. He could not distinguish
anything III the darkness, but the
snoring and wheeling kept up. Crow.
| ley was littl8 bit timid about tac.
4 king anything like this alone. he
found Policeman Reardon OF the Dc.
lancy street station. whom be knows
well.
s'Reardon," he sale ..there Ia soma
thing wrong with the river this morn
Ing. i don't know what IL e, but thera
isis 1 sea serpent or Wild torpedo boat
Iashing around down there near the
pier, and { Wish you would come md
help me. =
Crowley, boy, don't you know its
/ bad when You get them that Mayf i
think this night work II wearing On
yon, said ReArdon soothinsiy but,
discovering that Crowley was y ear.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-26
Local Happenings.

The prettiest theatre in the state
is in Watertown, where it should
be. And that theatre is the Idle
Hour where nothing but the best
performances are given.
A goodly crowd gathered in the
Congregational church last Friday
evening. A short musical program
was given, followed by plentiful
refreshments. A very delightful
time was enjoyed.
Mary has a lot of fun
For every day she goes
Jus where she knows she'll find it
ito.
The Idle Hour shows.
Alderman Rainey and Tom Nc
Bath will 60 to the mat in the
third ward for aldermanic honors.
Alderman Rainey has made good
as alderman from that ward and
ought to be reelected. .s ;.8
Some people are pleased some Of
the time and some people are
pleased all Of the time but the only
place that can please all of the
people all Of the time is the Idle
Hour.
1. s. Deming has purchased the
large barn Of John Elfring on south
Maple street and is having it re-
moved to the southwest part Of the
lefty where he will use it for his
/ dray teams.
1 Services at the German Lutheran
church in Watertown on next Sum
/. day at 10 a. m. Sunday school inn
mediately afterwards. All COR
daily invited. In Rauville at 2::3C
o'clock p. m. Rev, Polzin, pastor.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gerhard lost
their little infant daughter Lorain
iEGeniece by death last Saturday.
Mr. Gerhard accompanied the re.
mains to Window, Mimi, his
\ former home for burial.
Frank S. Goodwin from northwest
4 Canada writes that Frank Ball ha.
recently purchased a fine hotel
4 property in that country for $50, OOt
i spot cash. Mr.. Ball was formerly
9la resident OF WATERFOWL and hi,
many friends in this county viii
q be pleased to learn that he Is max.
4 ing good ia that country
Another old Codingtpn count,
pioneer. 4. s. Welch passed AVA
4 Tuesday afternoon. at the age 3.
$50, # the home Of his son WaTrel
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-26

J. A. Cressey of Aberdeen was
Watertown visitor Wednesday.
Stop it! Don't cough your head
off. Eat W. B. Cough Candy
SC everywhere. 36tf
John Elfring will erect another
modern residence on one Of his lots
on south Maple street.
Boost for the city and boost the
Idle Hour which is one Of the
city's best boosters.
The best show in the best city
Of the best state in the best country
on earth is at the Idle Hour.
Thursday morning last a baby
boy arrived at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. E. l. Lampy.
VIII. Stokes returned home Sat-
urday from Minneapolis where he
had been spending a few days On
I business.
s. tHe who hesitates is lost. Z
DON'T hesitate about going to the
Idle Hour or you will lose some
thing worth while. Il
Mrs. John Dell Of Hayti was
visiting at the home Of Mrs. II.
Ghristopherson in this city the
past week.
Tom Pritchard will be reelected
as alderman from the second ward
without opposition. Tom makes
an AL alderman. 3sSs
w. Snyder sells, shade, fruit
I and ornamental trees. all kinds Of
shrubs, vines and roses. Call r,=
up by phone, and | will call and
& take your order at any time. 40tf.
Services will be held in the Pres.
byterian church next Sunday at the
usual hours, commencing at 10 AS.
Last Sunday four we're added to the
membership roll
Charley Lester is in the hand.
H of his friends and he will be cleo.
ted as alderman from the fourth
ward. The fourth warders will
make no mistake BY putting hin
back on the council.
Shoes, the very latest
at Gilrllth's s.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-26
ANNOUNCEMENT

BY quest ef my friends have
consented to become d candidate
for alderman in the first ward. Ny
motto is: Economy and equal
rights 10 all, special favors to
none NJ. Snyder.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-26

Another old Codingtpn county
pioneer. 4. s. Welch, passed away
Tuesday afternoon. at the age of
80, # the home Of his son Warren
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-06

favor OF restoring the marine guards
to the ships Is known to have set In
in certain high quarters at Washing
ton.
The increased cost of maintaining
the enlisted personnel or the ships
now that seaman have to do the work
of marines, has caused more or less
comment in Congress, and II Is rumor-
ed that before long an order may go
forth, placing the sea. soldiers back on
board the ships.
As the increase OF the marine garri'
son here is dependent upon the num-
Der of men available for shore duty,
there is by no means, a unsnimity oil
opinion as TO whether or not the 800
men garrison will mnteriallze.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-06

Early tomorrow morning the colo
mel. headquarters, and the First and
Second Battallons OF the First lnfan-
try. n. q. H.. and one hospital com
pony will go out to Kapiolani Park
fot drill. Colonel ziegler, command
ing officer of the regiment, will go in
command OF the men and a good
days drill will be put in.
This will probably be the last
time the men will have an opportu-
nifty to get together for drill before
the time comes for going into camp,
and the maneuvers will therefore he
of the greatest Importance. Partic-
ular attention will be given to ex-
tended order drill and TO patrols.
Colonel Jones. Adiutant General of
the National Guard Of Hawaii. is very
enthusiastic over the prospects for
the camp OF instruction, and believes
that the citizen soldlery will profit
greatly by their close association with
professional fighting men.
On the 18th. the First Infantry
y. q. H., will go into camp at Mo
apalua with the Second Battalion OF
the Twentieth Infantry. The camT
equipment is being gotten into readi
ness under the supervision OF Cap
tain Johnson, regimentai quartermas
ter, and Captain Nicely. regimenta
commissary, is looking after his enc
% the business.
The men will sleep under common
wall tents during the i've days the,
are In camp instead of being forceC
to.put up with shelter tents.
abe Ave days OF camp life will b,
given up to good, hard work and will
In no way, be picnic, The camp 4
for the purpose OF giving the Nation
al Guardsmen taste Of real soldier
ing. and It will be work. drill. work
dnill.
The men are looking forward witt
pleasant anticipation to the camp ex
perience. however, realizing that |
will do wonders toward improving
their various organizations.
There will be company. battalion
and regimental drills, and particula
attention will he given those forma
lions In which 1t Is impossible to Civ
satisfactory schooling in the. armor
or on the street. There will be bal