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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-18

btelten mid I'M 9onn, S6noe Ser eriIt
uno Der Siinoe, uno i6 meine, fie
glei6en ben 9einen, Sorfo."
gltsidnea itono Sorfa iebt an
gorrts Settle. Sbre geibmeioieen
8lleoer ifmiegten ii6 meid) uno be-
BEND an i'm uno lire 2ippen iudten
lpieoer Die ieinen.
u5iirdteit gu bic Siinoe?~ FILTER
te lie unter ieinen &iiiien.
sd fiirdte ni6ts, lpen11 i6 Old
babe, Sorfo."
Limo oo6 biit gu Dor mir oefIo=
ben, Boris? @orum fomlt on
nidt iofort, als gu tpubtelt, mo Oh
mid finoet fonntelt?"
8erlegen itri6 Boris nit Ser frGf=
ttgen Sono iiber feline nieoere breite
Stirn.
v0u fennit meine gerbaItniiie,
Sorfa. gu meiBt, ooB ib mad, einl,
gen leuftenoen Saeen in Oitcnbe
Dem ooen @i6ts eeeeniiberiton6. Sd
BIN rtft MIR bier, Inn mein 6eferell-
oar.Gronet1 81 MAIDEN, ionoerll ltit
mid onf gefebl meiner Sonte, bie
mid erbalt, init irgeno elmer reiden
2eip5iger gotri5ierto6ter 5u perbei=
raten."
Sorfa la6te leiie unb girreno altf.
uSu Nrrner, 90 bat Dir qelterli
Die merfmiirbige 8%erlobuug in Dem
&ramerbonie mol no6 eor eillell
Strid our6 Die &ednune gemodt2"
uSaB oas", mebrte Der @rof foIt
nnpiQig ob. Damn aber fragte er,
Sorfas Satoe gegen feline eIiibelloen
Wangen Legend: Limo mie fam eg,
bob Du gerooe nod 2eip3ig fomit2
0u paBt garnidt IN oieie uriolioa
@elt. Nur 8oris, Sitenoe, Mollte
Carlo, ooer ionit Elm internationales
Babel tit Elm Selo fir 9t1."
(Sortiebnna forst.)
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9etrats sdeine.
Saul 8%imberlafe uno 9ena Brandt.
Gin bamfbarer Snnbe.

Sd lit A Sabre lang nit eczema
an ben Gnoen BON a6t meiner SIM
ger. S6 lit 10 Iange oaran, oaB
meitle Singer ii6 friimnlten uno ib
81 3eiten gar ni6ts tun fonnte. SD
bron6te Iaes, mopon id borte, elm
i6lieBlid mebrerer biel mnge5eiatell
Salben, mofir i6 piele Collar aus
5ablte, obne bob es mir gut tat.
S6lieBlib iab i6 in elmer einbeimi-
i6en 3eitung 9nnt's Cure angestigt
nno brau6te nAr einen Sell eitier
S6a6tel, nelbe mir so Gents fo=
ltete uno es beilte mild. Stun fam
i6 moiben uno irgeno ettpas tun,
mas ib friiber nidt bermodte, oblle
Dob meme Singer bluteterl, branriten
uno mid itarf i6meraten. Soate
es ie mie6erfebren, neiB i6, mas id)
gu tnn babe. Sd miinidte ieoer
Sreuno uno Sremoer, Der an etmas
abtlli6em leioet, bdtte meme Singer
geieben, ebe ib Dies gebraudte ,tno
iebe lie iett. gs lit Die bette Salbe
Der @elt. Die so Gents 66a6tel
NOR mir bunbert Collars inert. Sic
peroienen alien 9anf, Der Sbnen ge-
geben merben fam, fir iene number.
bare Salbe, Snnt's Cure.
Mrs. S. S. 8laIof,
Miles, Seras 2. Suli '04.
SIN Die I. 9. &idaros Meo. So,
SHERMAN, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-18

Ser Gtabtrat

Der Staotrot begann ieine Sisurg
mt Dem 9urdieben Der offi5ieaeli
Woblberidte, oeren &eiultat mir ia
ihon gebra6t baben. 9ae alten Be
amten iino nit iiberpiegenber Ma-
loritat, man mohte es fat einitimmig
1ennen, mieoererpablt, Der Inter
lhieo IN ben erboltenen Stimnlell
1T iebr serinefiigig. Die groBte
Stimmenan5abl erbielt Soiepb Gparl
als itaotii6er Mnmolt (3753) Die
nieorigite @m. 8. &idter ols Mloer=
man at large (3719), Elm urlterIdico
BON "a Stimmen, Der li6 iebr leidt
nit 3ufa1igfeiten erflaren laBt.
Die 8erlangerung Der Nanarro
StroBe 6ur6 oas @ieentum BEG l1r=
iuliner &loiters big CUR &onlollo
StraBe mur0e aufgenonmetl. Der
WaDor beantragte, oaB ein &omite
ernonnte lpiiroe, Inn nit ben Shne-
tern bonn uriulinerinnen-S roen iiber
ben Breis hires Gigentums gu ullter-
banoeln, io1te feline @%inigung en-
folgen, 10 miro 6ns @igelltum ge=
ieblih fonoemniert uno abgeidast.
ginmobner bieies Stobtteils bobe,t
bereits einen Sell oes notigen @el=
oes aufgebrabt. Ser Wopor purbe
beauftragt, Elm &omite bon oreien
gu ernennen, Inn Die @roffn1ng ote=
Ter StraBe 5u betreiben uno ernallnre
bic 9erren 60. grooen Sobn @ide=
lano uno emil q. &uebn. Die 4io-
i~tergebduoe meroen ni1t beriibrt.
alderman Hibter brabte cine Or
oinan5 Elm, nod pelher fem 8ebGu-
be innerbalb Der 5taotgrer5en unD
auBerbalb Ser erlten Seuergrell5e
errihtet ooer umgednbert merbeil
oarf, obne ipe5iene grIaubnis oes
Stabtrnts. Der 3ped lit Die grrih-
tung feuergefdbrlibe 8arafen in Ser
gedbe GROCER @ebanbe, ionol inn Me=
iioen5- nie I'M @efbdftsfeil Ser 3pei=
ten 5e1ergren5e gu perbinoern. 3ie
Oroinau5 fam our 5meiten 2eiultJ
uno miro in n1dlter Sisul1g CUR
enogiiltigen gnnabme fomnlen.
Die Yetitionen Der San Nntonio
Drug Company, Marimilim Damn,
Mrs. Snttie 5hot, 6. 90. 8udner,
Sos. Sofer unosM. Simon mesell
&orreftion I'M aiieiiment, muroen llll-
giinitig berihtet, Die Betition BON
Mrs. 6. 9. @bife uno gliie @aIfcr
ongegen betpiaigt.
Die 8etition bon 6. S. Mltgelt iDe=
gen Nnfonfs zines Streifen 2ol1oes
an Noro=Slores StraBe, mllroe nidt
beipiGigt.
Cine Mn5abl 8etitionen Der Sun
Mntonio @as anb electric eight So.
uno Der Siibmeitliben telegraph ano
Telephone Company pegen grrif=
hung BON 8foiten pnroen bepiGigt.
Cine Mn5abl anoerer eingelut-
fener Hetitionen nrroen an Die be-
t~reffenoen &omites iibertpieien, I'M IN
nGdjiter Gibnnq 6aruber gu beriften.
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81 { + I c /.

u c ri c l.
Oa oas bon ser beridtigiel
80. 2egislatlr erIaiiene @nti-9eepptis.
rlats @eies am l.. SUM in &raft
tritt, fperben 6 unierer Staotongc-
ftenten lire Gte1en ~nieberlegen mill
fen. Gs iino oies 2eonaroo 8ar5a,
5tGotiider @%iilfsanpalt; Or. &obert
6. Mitberg, itdbtiider SuIfs-@r5t;
60. @uiIbeou, 8ormnnn oes Sira-
benreinigungs-g epartement, gugen
Ndporrp, Bormonn oes StraBen-Oe-
portcnenf, Gbas. goaagban, aiiitent
i'm ft6otii1en Sneenieurs- 3eparte-
u1eit uno 8beooor Muegge, itaoti.
iher Snfpeftor fir MaBe uno &c
mifte. Ollie 6 tporen tiid)tige 8eam-
te uuo beonuerr mir, iie aus ibrel
9oiten ldei6en 5u ieben.
Die @roBgeihnorenen ba5en
10 fleue Mnflogen erboben, ooh lino
6 oerielbpr nod nit Dem Sdleier
0es @ebeimnilies umbiiIt. Die pier
befonnten iino orei fir ginbruh uuo
cine fir Diebltabl iiber $50. Die
Mngeflagten fino Sobn Neal, elnilin
MoioIes, Soc Here5 uno S. 9. gepis.
OF unter ben unbefamnten Die ron
anpaIt gbambers bebaupteten Der
letunqen oes Gpiel- uno 2iqupr-3e-
iebes 5ino, bleibt ab3umarten. Wetr
Der Serr pirflih 10 ettpos entbedt
bat, 10 lit es ia feline 8fliht, es ben
@ro6qeidmorenen mit8uteilen.
Der Jiibrer Der @nti-Brobiti-
tions- gepegung, Safe S. @olters,
unb iein Bortner Senatbm 2ate,
moret am Sonrtog bier in Son Mn-
tonic, reiiten nber lhon am abeno
iuie6er ab. @enn lie a~usfinoen pnll-
tel, mas Sic Mnti-S aloon-2iga Bis
ber bier aetan bat, 10 mar oies ailer-
6ings iebr idmierig, oenn iittbar II
Suporl nod nif)ts.
Die Yrobibitionsleiter in Sdll
9(ntonio boben cine 8eriammlnng
am Gienltag Inn a ubr Nadnlittags
IN Dem @ebduoe Der 3. so. s. u. ml'
beroumt, aber BEL perihlofienen I'll.
rem, 6omit fem Menid erfabrt. iper
fie fino uno mos iie porbaben.
Mupor 6. 4. 6letder BON
Beaumont, begleitet BON e. 8. 8oor5,
goriibenoer oes oortigen 6inan5-ao-
mites, waren bier, Inn iid unler
Geuer.D epartentent uno oeiien Mppa-
rate aii5uieben.
Oas ftdotiide DEPOT Der Stir
grauerei sfpiiden Main apenne unf
Goleoao GtroBe nurOe in Der Wohl
bon Gomntag auf Montog erbrofei
Die Diebe batter oernlttlid) eittS
gunrne @elo 81 finoeu gebofft, fpnr'
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Grnnbeisentnms llebertraennsen.

SoIep6 fsault IL. 81. an 9arf 81. 2on9@
tporth, 1914 Mder, 5O.81 Mder. 47.74
Mder, 40.66 Gder, 20 Mfer, 47.88 Mder,
1850 Mder. 43.47 slider 81 Wder ms
2 Mder 2ano; S21,468.70
Or. 3. 6. @itte an go. 6. Merieburs
$3.50. q
Catherine Meglostep an SreDerif
Steiner. @runbitiid an Der @orbS2conn
Ctr; $500.
gfobert llbr an Sobn @elner, @ruuor
Hid on Der Nolan Ctr; $500.
emil Shmiot all Sacob 9nsler,
$50 Mder 2anb; $3.50.
!9nu g. Street an @iliam @ngelfe.
@rlnoitid in Der Surnb Slope aobiz
tion; $3.50.
Marp .. CRAWFORD an Srau q. g.
Nips, Grunbitiid an Der 2ubbod Cir.
ST.. 9. G. @itte an q. 5. geu,
@ruuoitid an Der 8apton @pe.; $3.50.
Warp s. Sdipalbe an 81. Wnurer,
Grunbitiid an Der Haio 9onbo Ctr
$4,000.
Q. 8. ainieb unb Srau an aueuit S.
&oetler, @runbitiid an Der Hiber Mpeltue
uno Waore 0it6; $500.
Clifton George an Nlfreb gfobbe,
@r1noitid III Der 3epitone Yarf Subois
%biIion; 5000.
Clifton George COMPANY an Charles
Sod, 8runbitiid in Der aebitone 9drf
Subbipifion; 1925.
Clifton George gompanb an Glfreo
Hoboe, @runbitiif in Der &ebitone 9aif
Suboipiiion; $$125.
Nrs Safe 6. @osling on q. s. @eI.
@run0ftiid in Der Wc2ane's aooition;
$685..
@uioo oebler uno Srau gilbert 0eb>
Ter unb Srau, elm Stiid 2anb i'm S1os
mas Sbdther Surbeb %; 500.
Ouch u. 8ertram an Bruno Neih,
@runbifiid on Der Sans Ctr; $40.
s. 6. 8oue unb Srau an 90. 9.
Spers, @runoftiif an Der @sarita Gpe
5000 II. q.
Sreo. 8einbasen an aouis Siaie.
@rnnoftiid an Der Nolan uno Slipe Ctr;
$500.
5. s. aoesbers uub Srau an gora
Baum, @runbitiid an @ilam Square,
$1,000.
albin seioel an 9. 9. me@olbrie.
@rnnbitiid an Der 8ogers Ctr; $425.
@lbin Seibel an Sat Dillon, 8runbz
ftid al Der 2omar Ctr; $500.
Srau Nnnie g. Guide an Srau Ils
guita gopinaton, @rltnbitiid an Der Iefue
ton Ctr; $50.
s.. 81. gbapa on gS. q. Rome, @runb>
it'd an Der gaifiano Ctr. 5000.
IS. @. Burnett an Sulius 5ol5,
8rnnbftiif an Der Noro<Slores StraBe
uiio Der Uiain Nbe. $4,000.
Sreb. $. Sauit an Srau 80. q. SahiDs
ion. @runoltiid nu Der MiIarb Str.;
$75 II. q.
State 6. @osline an 81. 3. Yruitt unb
go. 9nmm, @runbitiid on Ser ode Der
DIT Waacon StraBe unb Soues &benue;
$4,000.
2onis 6. @umnte nno Srau an $. @.
Terria, 81 Mder 2nnb; 1920.
Gus. GatbfuR uno Srarl an 8. %.
graoleb, @rinoitiid I'M Gitpsglod 500;
$500.
Carl s. 5dult an 5rieba Sfult,
@runbifiif III Der @uitin Ctr; 81 Ii. q.
anuie 9. Crude an @iliam S. gtude.
@runoftiid an Der Soutb Ctr; $40 Ii. u.
@ilidm &. Sdub mno s. 8. Sinfanl
an Gabino g. Seruonbe8. 8runoitid
! an Der or Hnfo Ctr; $3.50.
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Der @uman eiuer Miaiunarstud)trr.

Alts Befersburg miro ge1drleben
SIN Mosfaler ge5irfsgeri6t ging
Der Gro5eB geeen 8urom Dor iif,,
Gs banoelte ii6 Inn ben ieniationel-
len Mor0 Der 9odter zines Mcs-
fauer MillionGrs, Claudia gbrapll=
nopna. Sci Der eriten 8erbano=
lltng batten Die @eidporenen ocil
9urolp freigeiproden. Sic I'M
ltalloe maren folgenbe: Mm 26. Of
tober 1906 mar Die ein5ige Sodter
g%brapunoms, Die 20idbrige Glau-
bio, am Morgen bonn Sauie fortgc.
gangen ur6 niht pieoer 5uriidgefonl-
men. Noh Ginger 3eit fteate es
li6 bera1s, bab Claudia I'm 9 rhr
Worgens bon @aiiili 8urofp in ici=
nem 3intmer i'm uSerbii6en Sol
nit einem &epolper eri6oiien iuor-
ben mar. 8urom lit ein iunger
Maln1 bon "a Sabrem; er lit Der
5obn zines N~eitauroteurs utlo
itamnlte aus Dem 9orfe, in benz fif
Die 8or8eumfabrif BON Gbraprnou
befilloet. SIM Sabre 1906 lebte hie
5an1ilie Gbrapunoms bort in Der
Sabrif. 9rot Der ungleiden Sc
6enslaee perIiebten iih Die beioen iuu-
gen 2eute. Die MiaionGrstodter
l6enfte Dem @aitpirtsiobn lire Sect
gullg. 8uron erfldrte ibr feline 2ie-
be uio foroerte lie auf, feline Srali
81 meroen. gluubiu iagte ia. @u=
rom peralllabte fie, auf ibr Sauffreu5-
den gu idpoten, oaB iie ibr @ort
balten neroe. umt bieielbe 3eit gin-
gen Die gltern bon glalloia init Dem
Blane Inn, tie ar oeit reiden &ultf-
mann &ooionom 5it perbeiraten. SSul
&erblt febrten @bropunotps nod
Wosfalt 5ariid, mo- bic 8rautldloll
i%tattfano; @ooionom uno Claudia ae-
fielen iid unb Die @erlobung fam
arl 81. Sftober auitanoe. Mnt %.
Sftober nar 8uroip ebenfa4s nod
Mosfau g%efommen parllrt, lit n;djt
florgeltelt. 8ielleidt bate glauhio
inn geifrieben, er ioGe fommen, ltlll
iid nit ibr aus8uiprehen. 9urd Die
Seliiiaiepa, lire Sreunoin ihifte
Claudia linn Dos Strengthen auriif
itno lieB i'm bitten, er ioGe ibr lire
i6lnmtfiben 8riefe auriidgeben. Im
"a. Sftober fam glauoia ielbit IN
geeleitlng ibrer sSreunoin gu But
rom itno gab ibm $50 Nubel, oantit
er ms &loiter gebe. 9urop ielbit
bate ndmIid, als er erfabren bat-
te, bob Claudia iih nit @obionoio
perlobt batte, geduBert, er mer6e ilt's
Glolter geben. 9a5u braldte er
aber 2O0O Mubel. Mm 26. Sftober
gingen Claudia uno Die Seliiiaieipo
om Morgen nohmals gu gurolp;
Claudia iagte, iie babe Die geipiinib-
ten 1000 &ibel ni6t beidaffen fon-
men. 8urom nerlangte, Claudia ioae
oas @elb BON ibrem grdutigam 81
befommen iu6en. Sic untmortcte,
oas lei jest nidt onsebradt, na'b
Der Sod3eit Tonne tie es mol 10 cin-
rihten. Die Seliiiapetpa eing wab-
reno oieies @eiprahs. fort. Giniee
Minuten borauf borte mon 5pei
Shiiiie, Die Cir muroe aufgerilien
uno Die ungliidlide 8raut %itiir5te
blutiiberItr0mt beraus. Sic fiel al
gobeil uno itarb. Spdter 0ad)ts
Dos l1rteil perleien: 8urow
pnroe oes Morbes i'm @ffeft i6ul-
Dig %beflnoen.
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Gnttauiht miemaIs.

Sebr piele ourd 3eituneen ange-
prieiere @eilmittel ermeiien ii6 ols
5eblldlag, menn man Tie anpenoet.
Sunts 2igbtnine Oil lit cine @us-
nabme. 0as 8ertrauen gu linn lit
aneebroft = man miro ME ent-
t1niht, tpent man es gebrou6t. sc
lit iifer oas groBte Seilmittel fir
i6pere S1ne. Die es giebt. @e9elt
Sdmitt. uno 9ranomlinben, 8erren-
flung, Sdmer5en etc. finoet es nidt
ieines @leihen.
Geo 6. 8abbod,
Donipban, 90.
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8prreiponoens. GiboIo, 5. 4.
Mai 1909. 2ette Nadt (Sonntag)
batten mir mieoer eine1 l6onen Ge=
gen nno lit bic Gorn=grnte iest &c.
lihert. SRI. &ate 2eefin muroe ais
2ebrerin Ser @adep Shille fir Sas
natite Sduliabr ermablt. gs itno
bier perihiebene 6aGe BON Waiern
porqefommer u11o merben Die S6u=
len pie[leidt fir cine 3eitlang se-
ihlolien meroen miiiien.
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Stop Dpers1 an Sen 9enmiblpania-
Qiuten.

auf gidets erIter &lafie fir Ole
Henniplpania 2inien meroen 5ebllta
gige flop opers" einidlieBlid bes
bate Of oepoiit1, an einem eber al-
len Der nabitebenoen Srte erlallbt,
ipern man ben &onoufteur benad)=
rihtigt: indianapolis, Columbus,
Hittsburg, @aibington, Baltimore
Doer Hbilaoelpbia. Muh fir ben i.
SUM- in Ddpton in &raft.
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S6btet, ,tt1 ben syeinb anfan6altcu.

Ser argite 5eino bon Sobn 9epa
bon @loomin, Mib. felt ~ Sabren,
par cine eiters5Se 8eule. gr be5a0lla
$500 an Doctoren obne 2inoeruna.
Damn furirte i'm 8udlells Mrnico
Salbe. &urirt Sieber=8laien, geu-
len, &arbunfeI @rcemo, SalaflnB.
unfeblbar bel Samorrboioen 9rarn,
9ilbneraugen. 25c bel alien Drug
aiiten.
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Ser friibere 5ad geeen SellrD
Glap 8ierce lit mesen Sormfebler
fallen gelaiien uno cine neue Inflagc
erboben. Der 9el=Magnnt nltrOe
be oieier inter $4,000 8iireidyait
eeitelt. Ser neue Saa 1on am 10.
Sftpber CUR @erbanolung fomnen.
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airdlides

Die oelltide epang. lutberiide st.
Sobamesgemeinoe feiert oas Set Der
%.9immelfabrt Seiu Gbriiti ourd Ell
nen 8ottesoienit am 9~onnerItag
ben 90. Mai Mbenos a6t llbr. gun
oes @ottesoienites laoet eili
8. Sartmann,
Haitnr.
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d It II e.

Sunger @edtsanmalt: pSit Sc
mouo i'm @arte3immer2" - 0iener:
rSSSapol; bier @laubiger nlo eiil
alter Spisbube, Der Sic fpniulticrcl
mill. = &edtsonpalt y2oifen Gle
ben Serrn eintreten uno Die anoer1t
8erlS idmeiBeu Sic binaltsl~
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Qchrer.@einh.

2ebrer aeiudt fir Die Union Sdis,
lie, orei Wieilen bon Comfort, peldlet
Deuti6 nno gneliid unterridtell
fam. @eun Monate SduIe. @ebolt
$50 per Wtonat. 8erbeirateter lpitb
hor9c3ogen. @nfragen 5u ri6ten oil
Gbas. 8iermann,
81. S. 8. SEQ. /, Comfort, Seg
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notiz an SteuerzabIer.

Die ftdbtii6en 5teuern, fit 6as
Sisfal-Sabr 1908 (beginneno am
1. Sum- 1908 uno enbenb am 81.
Wai 1909 iino faaig uno aablbar in
Der Office oes itaotii6en Steuer-gin
nebmer, 3immer $50. 16. Gtaot.
Sale, bonn 1. Mpril 1909 Biz gum
81. Mai 1909, obneSntereien, Stro'
fen unb Soften, tpeni1 Dor Dem /.
Sum- 1909 be3ablt.
6. 8iIIemain,
St66tiiher Stener-@ innebmer
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2ehrer=@ eiud.

3nei oeutid-eneliide 2ebrer lper-
Den fiir Die Comforter Sdule geiu6t
S6nltermin 10 Monate i'm Sabre.
@ebaltsnniprii6e iino Der @ppLifo-
ton bei5ufiigen. Dieielben iino biz
ben 80. Mai ein5ureiben an
Is. @iebenfelo,
Comfort, Seros.
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gridt aIte Meeoroe.

MIs aGeemeineg Mbfubr-Sonic- nnb
@eiunobeits-Weittel fam feline aft6ere
4ine nit OF. Sings Seem 2ife Bia
pergliden nerben. Sic reguliren sen
Waeen, oie 2eber nno Nieren, fur
fen bie Nerberl, furiren un~beroaltli9=
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success. He discovered that the driv-
ers OF the buses, not noticing the in
cideht, mad gone. No conveyance was IN
sight, and the station was practically
deserted.
Really alarmed and sorry for his com
panlon, and moved by the sudden
1housht that some water would be a
good thing In this emergency. Jim
started on the ruI in the direction OF
the waiting room, only a few rods away
a noinentary co nSciOusness of duty
seemed TO startle the constable into
something like activity. Turni1g his
white head toward the fast-mov,ne@ Tim
he called Justify.
i'm. stop 'imi'
Smiling. Jim paid no attention. but
form.
He had nearly reached the station
when Els Way was blocked by a man
Who nag Just emerged from the door
way seeing Jim, the man halted
glanced quickly in the direction whence
by the arm.
II guess we've got you this time.
young man. Trying to make a run for
II, Ell! Well, 1t won't do any more.
Jim looked into the eyes of his captor
Frank Black.
Lucky 1 happened 10 hear the con-
stables cry" Black continued: ssthonqb
we could probably nave caught you any
way"
1 don't suppose you will believe me. q"
protested jim, with a helpless feeling
out L wasn't running away. The con-
stable is used up, and I was getting
some water for him -
Black seemed to enjoy his laugh.
say! he said. but you've got a
nerve, getting water for the man who
was arresting you, indeed That's
another voice came from behind Jim.
Come on, Mr.. Alton" he said, well
git long ter the jail now. guess.
Howdy. Mr.. Black. How's things25
Jim turned and close to him he saw
the constable, fully recovered, and
showing no signs of his recent indis-
position.
"Oh. WE'LL said Jim, 81 suppose YOU
were not noticing things when 1 start
ed for the water, so can't say anything
In my favor
Il seed ye start. all right. but-and
the old man began to lay the fouada-
ton for refutation of charges against
his physical well-being which might
1eopardtze his official position-'T didn't
send ye fur no water" he added
"Of course not" and again Black
Across the main street the three pro-
ceeded and on toward the Jail At the
door stood Sheriff Bill. and z was a
disappointed face he turned to Jim.
''Tl give you your mall afore you go
In" he said, handing Jim a postal
Black watching him intently as he read
Finishing his persual of it Jim began
TO tear the card 10 pieces.
Don't do that, youTsg fellow" cried
Black. snatching it from his hand, I'VE
want it for evidence"
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gossiping groups about the small plat
form of the station where the train had
halted. The constable, mis- hand. now
grasping Atoms collar, was becoming
impatient, and after a hurried consid-
GRAFTON Of the situation Jim arose.
'All right" he said. what are yor
going to do with meT
Take We back by The first train ter
Chanton."
So on to the platform they descend
cd and there the group parted, each
member looking intently az the culprit
The town was not far from Chanton,
but the news of Atoms offense had
been kept so quiet that the natives
knew only that Constable Hayden had
been telephOned to about dinner-time
TO stop this person If he could. No de-
tails were given.
Putting considerably after his unwont-
ed exertion. the constable spoke good
humoredly
Wen wait here" he told jim. The
train from New York meets this un
in few minutes. Set down, set down -
can't you tell me why 1 was stop
ped2'' inquired Jim.
Cant, an wouldn't eff L could"
So they waited until the arrival OF the
train which was to carry sim back to
Chanton, the constable still breathing
heavily, Alton respondent over the de-
lay.
The engine from the south finally
pulled into the station, and Jim assist
ed the old OFF -er of the law to get
aboard.
''Guess-Td better handcun ye," grunt-
ed the constable, as they took their
places. I'm gettin' purity old an am
kinder wore out today"
1t Isn't necessary replied Jim. ~ II
go. back all right. They'd probably only
stop, me again IL tried to get away"
But the constable had lost all interest
in handouts, criminals, or other matters
or persons pertaining TO his Office, for
his breath was coming. with greater
difficulty now. He lay back in the seat
completely overcome by the heat Of
the day and the unwonted excitement
of arresting a prisoner in transit to
New York.
Jim did all that he could for him, but
by the time the train reached Chanton,
he was conveying practically uncon-
sciOus constable.
Where shall we go?' jim Whispered.
as they stood in front of the Chantou
railway station. ITO the jail?'
a barely perceptible nod was his only
answer. and having exerted himself to
the point necessary 10 accomplish this
Indication of his desire, the old man
Salf fell. half seated himself on the
ground
Somewhat frightcned, Alton attempted
TO revive the man. but with Indifferent