davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-21
PRESIDENT TAFT GETS
TOUCH OF RANCH LIFE
Witnesses Roping of Wild Steers
on Brothers Property

GREGORY, Tex. Oct. 2O.-President
Taft had a touch of rural ranch life
this afternoon, when he rode a COW
pony 10 a small roundup of some
1,2Oo head of cattle Of the Rincon sec
tion Of his brothers &C. P. Taft ranch.
saw two wild steers cut out of the
bunch" and roped, witnessed the
branding Of some calves and saw half
4 hundred steers taking spectacular
dip in a disinfecting tank. through
which they had To swim for SO feet or
more.
The roundup had the biggest bunch
Of cattle, as they say on that ranch.
that the president had ever seen, and
he looked admiringly as the cow
punchers in charge rode here and
there, keeping the herd in perfect con-
troll.
A small bunch was cut out TO show
the president how the ranch work is
carried on, and then two wild steers
were started galloping over the plains
with the cowboys in pursuit First
the animals were roped around the
neck Gnd then by the hind legs and
finally thrown.
Sues Secret Service Men
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. oct 2O.-Be-
cause he was imprisoned during Presi-
dent Taft's visit here John Murray of
Chicago today filed suit for $4,000
damages against John Z. Wilkie. chief
OF the United States secret service.
Joe Priest, local detective, and Fred
II. Lancaster, deputy United States
marshal Murray alleges he was i'm
prisoned on false charge.
He is secretary Of the political refu-
gee and defense league and was ar
rested on a charge % violating the
neutrality laws
He was released Monday for lack Of
evidence.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-21

Vote for DR.. C. C. O'Donnell for cor
oner: the dead will be respected. Rep.
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gilig 5m p%erfanfcn.
Gin Office-9nIt NIT @oaoedel.
0ad5ufragen in Der Office Der uSreie
Brefie".
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Gin normcsiId=idmcOiider Sonflift

3mii6en Norpegen uno S6meoea
lit Ell e~rrriter &onflift ausgebro-
9en ben Die acknowledgements ser
l6meoiiden &enntierlappen peritr=
Iadt BADEN uto Ser leiner @igerert
megen mol altd Elm algemeines SSn-
tereiie finoen oiirfte, 5urnal oie
Sdmeoen oorauf brillgen, oaB elm
Sdieosgeri6t angefufen meroen ioll,
mie Elm ioldes IN Der Die Unions
trcnnung bon 1905 itaotsref)tlid
funftionierenoen &arlitaoter aonpell-
ton feitgelegt lultrbe.
9as uns 16on BON Ser Sitgeao-
5eit 6er ourd Die Sdilberullgpn Der
Observation-Disclosures mo ourh ipa-
tere 2eftiire, ionoerlih oes 1861 er-
ihierenen Homons u4froia4 Gbeo-
DOR Miigges iattiam %befannte, p0l-
fer-plpdologiid 10 bod interelIalte
@olf Der Genntierlappen biloet be-
fonntlid fem politii9 gei6loi1enes
@an3e. @s gibt 2oppen III gforlpe=
gen, in S6peOen u1lo in G1Blauo.
0ennod 3piilgen bie 2~ebensbeoins
gllngen oes &enntiers, oas Dem 2op-
pen Der aleillige 9ueG fait aller
ieiner 8eoiirfniiie lit, bos Golf oa-
gu, Sic @ren5en 81 iiberihreitcn
uno nit Sen Seroen ein @anoerlehcn
5n fliibren. gfidt bloB Der @rhial
Ser @eioen, alid Der Der Sobressei.
ten treibt Die beimatloien Sirten halS
o1f Die Serge, bafb CUR &iiite bin=
al, mobin Der drgite 5eino, Die &ern-
tierbrernie, Die giere inItinftip
brdngt.
I'm oieles @anoerleben 8u regeln,
befteben 8miihen Rornegen mo
Sdmeoen lett LANCER 3eit gertrdgp.
50 mnroe bon oen Normeaern ben
| Shlueoen i6on I'M Sabre 1851 'in
@eioeredt pertragsmdBig 8naeitat-
oen uno ieit6er mieoerbolt beltdtiJt.
0mtah Jpilroe Die lteberiieolluna Der
idmeoiiden Henntierlappen auf nor
megiihes @ebiet %geitottet, aber crit
nit Dem Is. Slni. 9ie S6wcAen
foroern MN, ooB ibren 2appen oie
Notwithstanding ihon friiber SUI
| qeItonoeu meroe. Ser idmeoii6e
@ooen liefert III LETTER Belt Sen
&enntieren nift mebr ausrei6eloe
Nabrung, frii6e unb belize Com
mer iino bin5ugefommelt, uno Die
Miidenplaae lit ben &eroen amer
trGglid geporben. l1n0 geaelt oieie
@lage fonnen sic Seroeu itiir ge-
ldiibt meroen. menn tie reht5eitiN an
Die Meeresfiiite fom1nen fonncn,. Die
III ibrer qon8en 9f%usoebmrng horne
| glider 8eiit lit.
@dre niht ourd Die luflolu1q
ser linton cine @rbittertng aeidlof-
| fen, BONN mdre mol bie 5ur Sdlli6s
tune Nuiommenqetretenc nortpeqiifs
ihmeoiihe &ommiiiion, Die rom
| Sriibiobr bis SpGtberbit poriqeit
SSobres toate. ni6t obne proftiid)es
| Geiultot geblieben. Shmeoen bradl
| aber Die 8erbonolungen ab mo
orGnat MN onf sic 3uianmtenber1t-
hung zines Shiebsaerihts. Sn5pi
i6en miro ourd oiplomatiide De-
peifen uno 3eitunqsfontroperien Ole
Code mr. nod perihlimnlert.
| S6on NIT Dem /. Sui D. s. lau-
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sdlu[rotssS ibittto.

ltniere SdulrGte befat1oen iid)
i'll i6rer lebten Sibune in Ser lpe-
nig beiteioensnerten Sitltotion, iel6if
ni6t eutId)eioen 5u fonnen, mie cs
nm tie itdlloe. 0rei perldiebene MtoB-
reqeln, ben neuensSreibrief betreffenb,
liegen Ser 2egislotur Dor, bod MIR
cine, Ser @ntmurf, lpel6er in Der
geriammll1ng pom 10. Sebruur aus
gearbeitet puroe, gebt bonn S6nl=
rat aus. Capt. Cigar S6romm
iprod iiG geeelt ben Glon, Oen Sdul-
rat ouf 3 gerionen gu reon5ieren
ut1o oieien Elm 6aldr gu be5ablen,
aus, mabreno Sam 8. Sorrts i'm
gutbieB. gs tit iogar nod uneelpib,
OF oie @obl am no6lten 9ienitag
a~bgeboltelt miro, oo6 min Der Sdal-
rat nod cine Sibang om noch=
item Samitog obbalten, Inn @Ges
fir oieIe @abl in @ereiti6aft su
boltett. Sri. Selene Snmr1el lpnroe
ols reguldre, balbtdeiee 2ebrerin I'M
oeltt1den Separtertetlt af1gelfeuf. Sfl.
Gaa @atfins tpurbe als Snbitin,t
atgeIteQt. Die @erren @rif nno
8oltl Meeri6eibt reiignierten afs
@obl=@oriiber fir nodIten 9ienltag
uno Sefretdr S6ol5 erbielt Den
Iuftrag, 9noere 81 erretlr1et. Sri.
8eulob Sbielos, SRI. Nannie o.
8rien uno SRI. 2inian 9. &tbbD err
6ielten l1rloub bon berldieoener
2atlge. Wrs. Colon Stetport, for
reiponoierenoe Sefretarin Ser $50
mans Clubs, ionote ein Sbreibell
eilt, norin lie boridlagt, ben 10.
MGr8 ols ualleemeinen &einigungs-
tag" fir Die S6ulen or5uIeben.
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adjtet enrer @einnObeit,

Die &ranfbeit font11t 5u 8fero &C.
ritten uno i6leidt bobon nit Sdnef=
feni6ritten.
9sie ioait on bolten; milo, iollit
Oh rotten.
2i6t nno Suit in oeillem @aus
treiben Oie &ranfbeit CUR Sir binalls.
Sem oruuBen laiien ben Shmut
Der StraBenl
Spuden altf 9iele uuo Stltfell
beiBt Die Shninoilidt r1tfen.
&opf, sails fiibl, Die SiiBe marn1,
madt bid geiuno, Sen 9oftor arm.
gnge 8iirtel, enge &ragen, enge
S6nb ioG on nidt tragen.
gor Dem Giien, merf' oie Gegel,
moid Die Sanoe, pub' Die @dgell
SB, mas gar it, trinf, mas flar lit,
1pri6, NOR mobr it'll
@lt eefout lit bolb perouut.
2anges Mbenobrot ma6t Dem Ma-
gen Scot.
ST pu's on oie 2ippen bringIt,
Ipiif bas @las, aug Dem ou trinfit.
Steiner Mnno bleibt aeiuno.
@er unpol it, oarf nid)t falt ba-
Sen, aud) Dem grbitten bringt &c
Sdooen.
9urd Die gsoie gu atlrer, TT ae-
luro, Drum atrne tief nit geidIolie.
mem Wunol
Sn Der Sdule uno 8a Sous fit
gerooe; grnit berous!
2eielt, idreiben loft ot ni6t i'm
Sonnenitrobl, I'M 0ammerlidt.
Sid I'M Sreien bepegen lit oerl
&orper elm Segen.
@er nnmaBig remit, luer oll5ulana
booet, miro merfen, bob aa5npiel Sc
hermann i6ooet.
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fett Die iebieen @ertrdee, Die olts
oem Sabre 1851 ootieren, ob. @enn
Die Sdneoen lire Sor6erune, oaB
oos 8eioeredt itott an Is. Sulti
i6on om 1. Wfoi Sen &enntieren 5u-
gdngli6 gen1o6t miro, ni6t ourG-
Ieben fon1te1t Damn mare mol Ous
Sdifiol Ser i6meoii6en 2oppen
6eliegelt. Sic pdren gum Nuslter.
ben perltrteilt.
S6on iebt 5eiet oos 9eotltrpolf Ser
9dppen einen pbpiii6en pie nlorali.
'dell geieoergong. gines ser erItell
G~todbolmer 8latter, uMftonblo6et",
ooS einelt Oiitorbeiter bebrfs l1nter=
ittdung Ser 3ultdnbe in bie lappl0n=
oiifen @ebiete %gelonot bot bot Sci
lell @inoriide IN folgenoen 5abeu
3uiommengefaBt: u9ie Solge ser
~rigoroien 5GlieBunq Der @ren5eil lit,
hnb oieies einitmols einige mo
iprihtportli6 ebrenbafte @olf mtit=
mebr uneinig uno b%emoraliiiert lit.
IS bat 9elert1t, ben gerrot, Die Se=
m~rlaiation, ben Weineio ntto Sell
GietItabl ol1s5uiiben. Sic Mer1n=
tieroiebe meroen immer boufiger m
5innlanb pie in Noripegen. Die 3abl
oieier Siere lit IN rapioer @bnabnte
begrifferl unb Die ebemols Lungs
Ser garl5en noripegiiben @ren5e 10
beriibmten @eioen bobelt fo1t gar fei-
nen @ert mebr, 90 lie BON eit.em
@1toe bes Sobres biz gum moerer,
obne &l1be fir Ben 8ooen, obgenei-
set meroen."
9lber aub in %geormegerl oos Die
Genntierlappen iiberpiegeno anidiitg
getro6t bot, bdt ii6 ibr @eoeiben
in lebter 3eit nidt erbobt uno ibre
&opf5abl nibt permebrt. IS miro
alio mol Sen 2oppen nno ben &enn-
tieren nidt better ergeben ols ocn
sSlloionern uno 8iiffeln Mmerifas.
8ur6 Sen 8ronnttpein nno surd
qranlome @eiebe ruiniert in ben Sc
bieten, Die tie lett Sabrbunoerten IN
5reibeit bepobnt uno 6ur6itreift bo=
Ben, meroen iie mol glei6 uniern
Hotbduten bos tatige Mitleio crit
oonn finoen, menn es fir tie 5u ipat
~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-04

babe bie feite rteber8elt9utg, boB Id
ibr nidt I'M gerin9iten imponierel"
ISM = po = nieren? @roBortigl
SIT oos notig? @os 10 ein 0}alm
nibt aues pe%rIougt2"
$50, oieie 8alfiiren, tpie Sic
eben iogten, TIM es 1i6t nnoers. Sc
ben Sic, 10 Elm mooerner Solnnler=
frite BON Mo1nt, ser lt6 crit ouf-
riitteln ltl1o gu Saten begeiitern loi
len muB, ser bate bier ni6t elm
mol BET Ser oiden Srou Somert
@liid. Spa id Sbnen cine fleiut
@ei6idte er3ablen, n1tr sur Slluitro-
tion2 8ir orei, 6rGrlein Glottner,
SIR Wonn ulto ib muBten %onltonos
bolber i'm SCRIPT bos @rntefeit in
giitfelo mitmo6en. Sd fomne mt
5rdulein Dora oie 9reppe berltnter.
Die bonn Son5iaal in ben engen
6ausflur bi1unterfiibrt. Sinter ms
oie golt5e Sreppe georangt bon bon
Burden uno @eibern. Sl1 Der
@aitltu6entiir unten Itebt oo ein Gerl
Elm Motroie, einen &opf GROCER ols
id, prin1o &rto6enbou! Ser ltebt
oa b~reitbeinig Dor Der 8reppe, 6dlt
Die Sanoe in ben @oientoibell nnr
grinit 6raulein 8fattner gan5 perlieb5
an lno iagt: u9e imude 9eerr
muB mir eillen SUB geben, oaS is
Seemomsredtl~ No, ib iebe mir
Sen &erl on; etmos betru1lfen mar er
ibeinbor. Sinter inns fidert ultb
ladt oas, utto id merle, mie 0ieie
gauge @eleni6aft oorallf fpannt, mus
ib oettn nun tim miirbe. gea, nit
getrnnfenen mtB man oiplomotiid5
p%erfelren. Sd biete ibm Gigorrcu
orL ober er idiittelt sen &opf. Nc
erIt muB ib men &lB baden, b(oB
GUM Surl" 9obei torfelte er ouf nna
git mie Elm junqer Seebuno. 8ir
retirieren, sic @eiber binter uns fret
idet1. 90 gebt ltnten Die @oitIhtben-
tiir auf, mo Elm eepiiier SER init
oen dlteren 8allern geieiien bette
vWohen Sic, ooB Sic btnousfom-
men!" rift er Dem Wotroien 8l1. DC
modt Ser ol1d id)on einen @riff naf
ser @egeno, mo lie oos MeiIer ltefcn
boben. @ber er fam ni6t ho8u, Oelm
er purbe an Der @ruit gepodt, gebp=
ben nno fliegt 10 einiqe Meter meit
aus Ser pffenen Sir bil1mls mitten
altf Sic StraBe."
lTortIebnn0 foIet.)
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- 8utp 8etrdnfe mo famoier
2un6 Ttets in gmrsitauer's Saloun
nnS &eitamrant, @inita StroBe nebeil
Der Sane Der 9ermannsiobne.
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5eigfe iid in Dem eer0teten @eIi4t
nno Dem a0rper oes fleinen Sottcs
bon $. SO. aodms in Senrietta, $50.
Seine furbtbaren Mnf1ae bon Gc3e.
mo, flint Sabre lang, ipotteten oder
9eilmittel, Die beiten @er3te erfldr-
ten, ni6ts fonnen i'm mebr retten.
uMber@, idreibt feline Mutter, rlie-
ben 6lafAen electric 8itters boben
fbn ~DollitaHoig gebeilf.~ @egen Mus-
ihlag eczema, SaI5-6luB, @nnben,
ale BlutsG ronfbeiten uno 9betma-
tislniis lit electric 8itters oas bette
9eilmifteI. Mur 50c. @aranticrt BON
alien Mpptbefern.
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3nttt Ganlpf

nit ben bGl1figIten ltnb eefd6rli6iten
Seinben beg meni6li6en &Drpers, D. T..
nit ben @eromtunesItorunaen ipeld'e
IblieBli6 bas gauge Sbitem in Witlcls
oenl6aft 5ieben, Dos 8ll1t per1nreini9en
uno in ie6em Srgatle 9iftige Gbfoaftoffe
onbdrfei1, giebt e5 mir cine fpirfiantc
@affe, Bic ben fpeitere11 8orteil bat, ga
lie u~neefd6rlid lit. @s iinD Die beriifnls
ten ct. 8ernaro@&rduterpiqen nelt6e
fein 2uediilber ODER Ionit cine meiolis
ide ober dbeube 8eimiiGung e~ntbdIten
ionbern nad Dem beiten &e5ept mir nus
ben beilfrdftigiten 8flan5en1dften mlf Die
iorsfdltiaite @eiie 8ubereitet fino. 25
Gents. ane &potbefen.
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YIIerIci.

- SIQ0I=EDuefI0r StuenlQt1 De-
ridtet, oaB er i'm Sebrnar $3497.07
in Steltern fpneftiert 9at. 9ies lit
meniger als Die 9ur6lbnitts= &olief=
ton, erflart li9 dber oltr6 Die gru-
BEN &oleftiorer i'm Sanuor. Stoot=
@lerf Srtes beri6tet, Dob in ieiner
Office i'm Sebruar 1148.07 eiltge=
llomnlen puroen. 4noere 9eparte=
ments beri1ten. 8lumbing=Snipef=
tor $267.50, Sefretdr oes @elullb=
beitsrots $3.50, 8au=Snipeftor $473,
uno Sotengrdber $108.5O.
Die Manufacturers Iiioeia=
ton belt in ben &dumen bes 9uIi-
neB Mens Club cine 8eriamnlllng
ab, morin oas 8rogromm Ser ge=
planter y8rosperitp ISOLDE" be-
ipro6er puroe. 9os aomite berib-
tete Bis iebt $500 foleftiert 5u be-
6elt. IS ioaen in San @ntollio
fabri5ierte Mrtifel ansgeitelt, ooG
babel ser gauge 8ro5eB, bonn &ob-
itoff Big gum fertigen Sabrifot 5ur
anldauung gebra6t meroen. @s ioa
Elm @eriu1 gen1a6t merOen, oie Sc
l6dftsleute 5n belDegen, ibre Sc
ldafte fir einen balben Gag mabreno
Der ISOLDE gu i6lieBen uno oielen
5u einem 8elud Der bieiigen 8abri=
fen 5u benuben, um iie IN poller Sd
tigfeit 5u ieben.
9as S%enerfomite oes Staot-
rats bat Die itel1en Seuerpebr=S tatio=
men anf @olipernment Sill i1to
2altrel Seiebts belidtigt uno gut be-
funoelt.
49, CON StraBe, BON Giper Mpenltc
Bis gum Country Club ioa graolert
uno gepflaltert peroen. Ser idle6te
3ultano oe%rielben lit idon lanee ei-
ne llriode Der &lage, b~eionoers Da
Die StraBe piel 6enubt miro.
Der ltaotiihe gafteriologilt,
Or. 81. 8. 9inpiooie, 5eiet an, SOB
INTER "A MiIdproben oie er nnter-
iudte, MIR 2 nidt garia ben @nfor-
oerungenentiprahen lno leidte Spus
rem BON l1nreinlibfeiten 5eigten. Gin
autcs 3eiden fir Die MiIh in Sar!
4ntonio.
Ser 8ro5eB Der Mlamo SEQ
tionol 8anf gege1 Die Staot lit iebt
pom Supreme=@ erid)t enoeiiltig SIT
.@uniten Der grlteren entldieoen. Gs
bonoelte iih bel oteiem Yro5eB i'm
cine 5orberung bon $S664.11.
Or. SO. 90. @rumbp, ser
Staats=@ -geamte, nimmt
Die gntideioung Der Seem Srleanier
aer3te, baB Die bieiigen 5dae feline
2epra=SdIle m1ren, nod nidt als
enogiiltig an uno miro Die unteriu-
dltngen oariiber fo~rtieben.
- Gin MnItreiher, i1aftens George
g. Smarb, fiel am Mittipo1 Mod-
mittag ON Der gde BON 9ouitolt
uno Soleoao StraBe in 5olge zines
Ser5frampfs bepuBtlos gu 8ooen.
Gai6e ar3tlihe Siilfe mafte es in
oeIien mogli6, bob er balo nad lei-
ner 8obnung ON 8eit gno eebraft
merben fonnte.
Gin iunger Mann, narnetis
S. s. 8fnion, murbe neben Dem @e.
Ieiie Der SHolifen 8acific gobll
on 8eit StraBe iiseno g~efunberL nit
eiiiem SUB fait abgefobren uno oa-
BET cine Cigarette raudeno. CT gab
an, BOB er periudte, auf einen Dor
iiberfabrenoen Sradt3ug 81 flettert,
oabei ausglitt uno nit Dem Sub
unter Die 6doer fam. @r muroe
na6 Dem itdotifhen Soipital ge-
bradt.
Die Serbian MarbIe auarrp
Company lit Inn Snforporierune cin-
gefommeit. Snforporatoren lino &.
{. Coleman, 3. s. @ppoparo nno
Sobn Ooung.
Der aarnepals=@eielldoft III
Die 8entBung oes Morftplabes fir
lire llnterbaltungen betpiligt NOR.
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Sreb. staffel, 319 Oit-gomnlerce
Strakc. Stride SGmereien fir Gar
ten itnb Selo. SEN, Safer, Sort
etc. M5eoi8in fir 9ferbe, &iibe uno
@iibner. Si1frbotoren uno 8rutma-
IGlinen.
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Seirats-@ efmdl.

Gin bermogenoer Serr, anfan9s
Der iedl5iger Sabre, piinidt Die 8e-
fmntidaft elmer odtbaren Srau 3mi-
ihen 48 uno SO Sobren 5u madrn.
8pefs @eirot. @riefe bite aoreIiiere
man: IS. g." Go o5reie 8reiie~,
Son Mntonio. Geros.
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Subn $. Spltun, offentlider 9o-
tar. @runoeieentum. 4gent fit
8eniionsaniprii6e. 3imrner 8, ct,
Sames &otel, Slt-Soulton Strabs,
8eibe Telephone $50.
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Simple fir @ouidbrano, @il-
oes Seuer (8ladleg). 3um 8er-
fauf BEL Gupples 9rmg Gompang.
1923 90. Gommerce=St., San @ntonio.
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Or. g. s. Serbman, Steupatb.
4Ge &ranfbeiten erfolgreid beban-
BELT. sos Siio-Yreia Ctr. Mltes
Sci. 1884.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-04

@cimdt. Gin gcieetes Mdoder.
MuB fofen fornen. &leine sSannilie.
@mpfehluna berlangt. @oreiie: f24
Moams Ctr. Nenes Selepbon 1897.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-14
SWEET-TOOTHED THIEF
AROUSES HOUSEWIVES
Gets Away With Full Stocks of Home-Made Jams and
Preserves From Twenty Residences at
City Island, New York

NEW YORK, June IA telephone
operator in police headquarters was
awakened today by a buzzing Of the
wires. Placing the receiver TO his ear
he caught this message from City
Island.
ITO all precincts: Look for ten jars
Of peaches, ten of strawberries, five Of
ounces, fourteen OF pears, and twenty
three of green cages"
well, I'll be jammed," said the
operator. Say. lieutenant. you don't
hope to recover these things, do your
''Oh, no. replied the City Island man,
but 1 have to give you this TO pre-
serve our records. wouldn't that jar
you2"
Seven detectives Travelled to City Is
land and asked Lieutenant Msngin fer
further details. They learned that ia
The past two weeks somebody had en-
tered the homes of at least twenty
wealthy summer residents. carrying or
any jam thing they could find.
On last Friday morning one OF these
men forced his way into the home Of
Henry Du Barros, a broker living on
City Island avenue. There we're seven
ty-fve jars of fruit which had occupied
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-14
PLAN WARD SYSTEM
TO URGE SUFFRAGE
Mrs. Belmont Is Loaded
With Schemes TO Fur
Their Cause.

NEW YORK, June 14.-Mrs. Oliver H.
P. Belmont, who recently returned from
England loaded with suffragette am
munition, is today perfecting plan
for the spread of the cause throughout
New York city.
I think We should divide the city
into districts lust as the political or
CARNATIONS do" said Mrs. Belmont,
and wage a permanent. persistent cam
paign against al anti-suffragette can
didates, Republicans and Democrats
alike. There might be a league of the
college graduates-practicaIly all college
women who are suffragettes-who would
speak in these districts. 1t would be
no small thing for a candidate to have
all the women in his district against
him, even though they had no vote.
The opposition would be relentless.
No befOre-election pledges would sat
isfy US. And, of course, the campaign
of education among the women should
be kept up"
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The exact distance of the Marathon
course. from the starting line in Laurel
10 the finish in front of the Munsey
building will be measured this after
noon.
An automobile with a standard odom-
eter will carry an official of the race
over the route and this time will be
officially recognized by the A. 4. U.
Enzor's time of 2:12:32 proved such a
surprise to followers OF the event who
did not expect the leader 10 finish in
side of two and a half hours. that his
time win be recorded as a basis for
comparisons. It is not believed that this
record viii be equaled in the near
future, even If the road is in better
condition than on Saturday.
Modesty, natural ability, and man
tai poise which enables him to keep a
definite object In view under the most
trying circumstances, are the most
noticeable characteristics OF Emory B.
Enzor. winner of The Times News
Marathon.
1t was the quality of Indifference to
his surroundings as long as he was ac-
COmplishing his purpose which enabled
him TO maintain a steadily increasing
lead when he was without pacemakers,
and this came to the top again in an
unusual manner after the race. He
visited The Time after his bath and
rub down to inquire about the presen-
tatiOn Of the medals. II was then about
2 p m, and when told that the prizes
would be distributed at $3.50 D. m. he
remarked: II am glad I have a little
time to spare. for I want to go to the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-14
A WAR ON SALE
OF LIQUOR ON BOATS
Commissioner Declares Test Gases Will Be Made to
Determine Authority of Commissioners Over
Craft Plying On Potomac.

In an endeavor to prohibit the sale
OF liquor on steamboats, within the
Jurisdiction OF the District OF Columbia.
the Commissioners directed Harbor-
master J. r. Sutton to obtain evidence
against certain of the river boats.
Prosecutions, it was said today, viii
follow in the Police Court
in an opinion submitted &c the Com
missioners in 1908 the Corporation
Counsel held that the Excise Board
was without authority TO grant a liquor
license 10 steamboats, plying on the Po-
tomae river.
That question" says Corporation
Counsel Thomas, Gin a subsequent
opinion. was answered in the negative,
because it Was held that no authority
was conferred on the Excise Board &c
grant such a license. The question
whether intoxicating liquor can be soid
on boats plying within this Jurisdiction
is entirely different.
The sale of liquor at retail or other
wise. II not permitted without a license,
and the fact that the party Is bic TO
procure q license Is no defense. For
example, no license can be granted to
sell liquor within a mile Of the Soldiers
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whole season in preserving. in the
kitchen and several more in the dining
room. Also In the dining room was a
quantity of silverware worth 5000. The
thief entered the dining room first and
brushed knives. spoons, forks. trays.
and pitchers to the floor. stamping on a
500 server Then he lighted on a bottle
of peaches and the trail led TO others.
He cleaned the house OF preserves and
depa rted.
Mrs WilIetta Bell. of so West ScoheId
street, and Granville McDaniells, living
on Pilot avenue, were visited Just be
fore dawn yesterday After forming
an alliance with forty-five Jars of pre-
serves in Mrs. Bells home, the burglar
departed He found a feather mattress
IN Mrs. Bells house and took it. From
Mr.. NoDaniells' residence forty Jars OF
ounces and green cages were led away
Joe Miner. a fisherman. was going
out on an expedition yesterday, but he
couldn't find his boat He located the
craft near the bridge leading to Pelham
Bay Park There were twenty-five Jars
of fruit in it.
This s. a jam shame" said one City
Islander yesterday. We are not going
To put Up with this thing of putting up
fruit and having thieves take IT, We
shall hold a meeting some day this week
and organize a vigilance committee
Our slogan will be Our preserves must
be preserved.