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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

b. make It worse. Then | went 70 4
eeeond doctor Who after examining the
baby said Il uas aczpma. tie also gave
me an ointment which did not help
either. The disease in the meantime
spread all over the face and the eyes
heaan IL swell. became very anxlusla.
Thr itching grew M~talnfahle. had 81
IL lhe babY'A hands ~ the cradle 70
prevent her aefntching The chaelta
were covered with blood and u va 4
terrible sight - SEE. ! coueulted duc-
tors from September TO December, bat
they were unable 10 rufe the baby. |
paid out from twenty 10 thirty dollars
without relief.
One Of my friends told me Of the
Cuticufa Remedies and ! sent at onoe
Tor u set which | began 10 use that eyen-
ing. The qexf morning the baby fape
was all white Instead u trd and you eHn
imagine how surprised / WA. cannot
find words enough to praise CutluHfa
and | do NOT know what would have
become Of my baby only for ". used
tho Cutlenfa Remedies until the ecaema
entirely d~isaunsafed. The child Is nos
three years old and quite well. / used
three cakes Of CuGienrA Soap. Two boxes
N Juficnra Ointment aud mi bottle Of
Cnlieufa ReanIFesli and J never iise ahF
other a0an. i always recommend them
Whenever there il 4 riiAnce FOR doing 70.
VIII Send vutl orr a her pictures
which 6ha TAD taken 1nft after She Va
healed. Mrs. =. +. 0umbin. Sheldon.
Ia. July Is, fHn8sF
n4,|t1fa aszH lzH u|Hfnanf ItufI Rea'esH#
(1f.l' sH1 HHa=zz=E fH4It1 fNH c4l ere I'D
|1Iat1teH. IHt #sH|H. IH'Isf HeIF 8 thAs4 kHEH.s
- Eas|.a2 s16f ID .sIn 1aszAz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10
DouaLE WEDDING.

Special TO the Daily Leader.
Carthage. Okla. April lO-A double
wedding ceremony was Q social event
Of importance at the james Atkinson
home. the contracting couples being
Misc Hanna Mcintosh and Henry z
klnson. and Miss ida Atkinson aud
Charles Evans Az are residents Of
Carthage. excepting Exams. who lives
at Monmouth. Kans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10
WIN GO Against Nets

VIII Go Against Nets
Manager price and the Guthrie Sen.
atofs Of the Western Association
LETT here this morning for Okla
1a city where they meet the Nets,
Of the Texas league Saturday and sun
day. s%fetufuing here the iirsl Of the
week for a series Of three exhibition
games. The Senators are crippled by
The absence OF LeGfaves, the "a
Louis third haseman, who Is tardy
III reporting Ne made an xcellent
record last year In the Cotton State
league. The team will also be mater
ially strengthened BY the arrival Of
First naseman G~reenwouid. Of 81
Lonia
Manager prlce announces that the
Senators would llue like this IN the
Saturday game with The Nets Catch.
or. n~fndberfy, formerly 0f nartlee
Vile. frat baseman, Norman Ftlce,
second base, Tony Anderson, recently.
occurred from Springfield, Hufkctt,
shortst0p: r. Brown d Texas Lacquer
ii third: left field. Harry Warning;
center field, "Red" uowen: right field.
Patterson "slais' Willis. The young
Kansan Who pitched laai year for
Guthrie. ''Hllm" Lancaster, the ponca
City lad formerly with the Nets and
Uelal. who comes from Enid, Will
pitch III a%siurday's game Hlll "nnck'
suddeth, who halls from Fort Monroe,
VIrglHia, and who has shown up IN
nne form with lots OF smoke, and
esnnfhpawH Clarence Nelson, former,
Is with the Nets. will pitch The sun
day game.
Price has released sauhett, Lingo
and Mofaine. three young pitchers,
but asiIl has eighteen men here iry
Ing out for places on the team.
Tony Anderson, whom Manager
Price secured from Tue Springfield
team. was seen IN Q Guthrie uniform
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Read the pain formula on The box
Of Pink Pain Tablets, Taen ask
your doctor II there Is a better one.
Pain mean congestion. blood pres.
sure somewhere. DR.. Shoon's Pink
Pain Tablets check head palms, wo.
.manly phius. pain anywhere Try one
ana sect 70 for csc Sold ~ Wallace'a
Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

There are splendid nieces IN
This great outfit. The ash bat Is a
good one The musk Is made Of
heavy wire. fnli size. The cnicher's
mitt IS uickly padded, very heavy
ana has patented fastener. The glove
Is OF tanned leather and has patent
clasp, The bali Ii strongly stitched
and win last, A neat adjustable belt
and a dandy cap complete this great
outilt, Remember YOU get the whole
outfit of seven pieces for a little easy
work, Write ME to-day aud I will tell
YOU just how 10 get Il.
a. A. PIPER, sac Popular nlda. Des
Moines, Iowa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Kesl. warmth and aulel are The three ADy-
nsIka remedies fof lhls disease sud The bssl
1Ie1anllFss II Ia secondary complications
80 u I'D and remain n bed until veil on
H4s azf4ausfd recovery. THa OF three days
3 Izd Hhen you first contract he disease Is
better lhAn lwo or ilfee eseka later on.
AIzn Isks : double dove Of CIamheflaln's
Haazh Remedy 10 begin with and then The
I4.alAf d0 . every hour. II il shuuld nal'
szzsz. diAr III nne 4 until The nausea subsidies
III shzH taxa n IN smaller daaHH Af less ffe
z~aAnlI9. before going 70 I'D lake I've "
I~AzakzfIsln's Stomach and Liver Tablets
I'D H1fhs he feet IL EaIsF IS Sam - fan
~aaIafIsAIg So bnFns| He 81 EzAluFt ouI
III hslIl 1seesslkd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

flEHi tiltths thu HIT
pay any attention 70
them but finally the
spots grew 40 large
that sent for The doc
Tor who aaid Il was
rlngWOfm, tie pre-
sorlEled an ointment
which used for two
weeks, but instead II
helping the eruption
the ,dntment SEEMED
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10
Anrl.Aoase ralsr ASSOCIATION

Special TO Daily Leader.
Binger. Okla. April l0-sevpral
weeks ago d petition for a charter fot
an antl-hcrse thief association was cir
c%ulated and last might me organiat'
lion WINS perfected. The meeting was
held IN the hull and the following
officers were elected: j. Y. COX. preal
dent. J. F.. KInaman. vice president.
W r. lttefback. secretary Henry
Caulk. treasurer william Risehi
guide
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Rev Noah y. Wlckhan Il here from
Oklahoma City in the Interest Of the
Oklahoma Chlldren'a Home Society
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10
BABY'S ITCHING
WAS INTOLERABLE
Girl Of Six Months had Fearful
Attack Of Eczema Spread All
Over Her Face and Eyes Began to
Swell Scratched TIL Blood
Came Relieved in a Night and
CURED BY CUTlCURA
AFTER LONG SUFFERING

"When my little SRI was ala months
Old / notlued ANAL red spots on her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Nasal Catnrrh quickly yieldsto treat
menl b lhe agreeahle. aromatic Ely'a
Cream Balm. II " received through the
nossrlls and cleaflses aHi heals tie whole
surface over which u ,liiIusss Itself. Drug
aists sell tho bOe. size, Test Il and you
are sure to continue the treatment TIL 70.
IieTad.
Announcement
To accommodate ihp@r who era partial
q The us8 81 atomixers IN applying liquids
into he nasal passages fof CATARRHAL krou4
blss. The ~pr0prietpfa prepare CREAM bnlmln
Ilatld form, which will lie known - Ely's
Izaaid Cream Helm. Prizes ~Ineludlng The
aufasIna tube Il ~ renls. Druggists o. by
z.a.I. The liquid fufIu emhadiea the med
Islaal pfopeflls II DE Aelia preparation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

q IonEakff aEfleed Nlt alleFhoon
Ilnm ohlahoma Ellf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

The large addition to the grand
stand and additional bleacher benches
at Electric park have been completed
and the diamond ~ working into good
shane.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

The trolley car too naS it's Victims,
ana what is Worae than the slueh you tako
into your system with 4 box of chocc1ateAY
stop your carping and order the kind
you DON'T have u apologize FOR. TITS
fourteen years old. Four full quarts or
"pau1 Jones Four Roses" TO you pre-
paid $6.75 and moncybak If you want ST.
Write Dept Oil
sMAIL-oHAIN DISTILLING CO., Inc.
Old Wiskies Exclusively.
Louisville, KY,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Manager Price has arranged SO that
persons can watch the base ball game
In their conveyances by fencing OF a
tract nf ground Inside the fence, west
OF the grand stand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

j. cisTs0h. one OF the catcherA was
accidentally spiked IN the foot IN
Thnraday's practice game.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

One hundred and Atty enthusiasts
tic fans enjoyed Tnursday's exhibt
ton game.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

The last practice game before the
team leaves for Oklahoma City for
q series Of exhibition games with the
Meis ii being played this afternoon az
Electric park.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10
RsklRMNRNMMM #MMM NMM##MM~W##N
!. In the World Of Sports. i.
EMMsMMMMM

for the first time Thursday and show
ed up well on second base, Tony is
an old timer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Burkeit. who Is PLAYING at short. is
making good.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

The lural fans are glad to hear
that Lefty" Hennessey who played
with the Guthrie team last year has
landed a position with Wichita this
year. Ne aol q tuo-baae hit IN a prac'
lice game against Kansas City Tues
day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Burns Heeler Is now editing the
sporting page on the Daily Okla
homan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

THE teams ii the Western aasu0la'
'ilQn oaeils to be IN good sIIane for
the aHen|nH 81 the season On Nay
II - IHe8 Hili hhfA hasl i ialhsg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Tony Anderson, whom Manager
Price secured from tue Springfield
team, was seen in 9 Guthrie uniform
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Leonard West, who pitched good
amateur ball for the Guthrie Elks
team. Is now WORKING out on the local
diamond with the Senators to get IN
shape before reporting al Newton,
Kansas. where he has been ordered
TO repn i for a try out, Weat ls a
Guthrie boy and hts friends believe
he will liake good.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-04

i6en 5amilien, uno Oh iene arl
oeutiden l1nterri6t teilnebrnen mol
len. gs loa cine @rt @oreBfolenoer
meroen, Der ii6 ii9erIi9 bon groB<
tenn gfuben fir alle noglicbell
3fpede ertpeiien miro. Gin aus ltellll
Mann beitebenbes &onlite, oos bonn
goriiser ernannt miro, iolI NIT oie-
ier 9lrbeit betrallt perben.
- Der Soutbern Commercial
GonsreB, an beiien Spite einige
rerht bebellteroe Wanner fteben, gleb1
iih ale Weiibe Die @inipanoeruna
nod ben 5iioitaaten gu Ierfen. Sll
einem @irfular miro bur1 perglei-
denoe 3ablen bareeiteGt, ipiepiel
2ano elm ieoer Staat entbdlt, mie=
uiel babon bra6 liegt, uno Ser ge-
iieoelltng BART. 0nna6 pdre crit
Der pierte Sell oes geiamnlten
slreaIs Dem Mderbdu oienItbar ae=
madt uno orei 8ierteI beiielben
barren nod oes 8ebauers.
= Hraiioert Soft ipnroe rpal]-
reno ieiner &eoe in Birmingham,
slla., altfgeforbert, iid) iiber oas
ser gepolferune ienes Staotes CUR
abltilnnltng norliegenoe Yrobibi-
tions=slmenoement 5ll albern, ct soa
Iid) aber geldidt aus Ser 9lffare.
sd bin fein giirger bon guabanla"
lagte er limo es gebt mi: in
oieier Sade unsefabr abnlib 10, lpie
Dem Suds, Der aufgeforoert puroe,
Sdieosribter slpiiden Dem 2otpcn
mo Dem giger gu ipielen llno Ser
'i6 oan1it entlduloigte, oaB Ell Td)
line itarfe grfaltung 5uge5ogen
t1b ben .@erli1siinll ponitanSia
oerloren babe" = 90 iebr mon
e I'M Nagemeinen hebauern milf,
oaB Traiioent Gait es bernlei0et, in
Der Grobibitionsfrage unit eillcr
offenen entidieoenen grflGruna ber-
oor5utreten, 10 ntuB man ibm oodl
IN oieiem beionoeren Safe 9teht
geben, oaB er iidl Inn Die 9eont-
lportllng Der Srage berumgebriidt
Dot. 9iele Ibitinnmung iiber Elm
Prohibitions -Mmenoenent iit fir
alobana eine rein lofaIe ooer itaat-
(iAe glngelegenbeit uno es ipare nicbt
taftDoa geipeiel1 ipenn li6 Ser
Braiioent als 8einber in 6ie Code
aingenliiht bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-04
Ma@t Die Mrbeit lei6ter.
San antonier Gente laiIen iid belief
rcn, fute es gemad]t iuirb.

@s lit idmer ieinen Gerpflidtullaer
no65ufomn1en
gtit einem itets fdlneroenoed
9fiiden;
Oeit unbequenlen l1rin-8eldlper,
oen.
9oans geierea @iflen MADDEN oie
slrbeit leidter.
Sic beilen 9fiidenl6mer5en.
Sic furieren ale Nieren-2eioen.
Sreb. g. 9aoer ir.. Mesqllite unt
Dopion StraBe, San Mntonio, Ser,
iogt: sd oenfe, ib bin beredtigt,
9oans geieren Bil1en 5u en1pfehIen,
troeoem i6 nod ben eanaen Snbolt
einer S6ahtel gebrau6t babe. 81
lie 2abmllna in n1einen Miden bin
oerte mid ON Der 9lrbeit nno mur0e
i6 onr6 einen bdufigen Musflub ser
Observation-Disclosures belditigt. 9lls
Doans Nieren Billen mir als gllt,s
Wfittel eegen iolde 2eioen elnpfob-
len puroen, beridaffte ib mir cine
S6obtel bon Der 8eror Drug 60.
Sic pirften raid llno felt ibrem @a-
brallb, bin i'd fret bon alien Nieren-
2eiben."
Bum gerfauf bei ollen 9dnolerlr.
Breis 80 Gents. Solter-Milburil
60, Buffalo, Seem Sort, oGleiniee
Mgentel fir Die Ser. Gtaoten.
grinnert guh oes Nan1ens -
9oons uno nebmt feline anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-04
30. s. & :. Balm.

anfunft
SO. 241-8on Soriton nnb @alpeiton
;. 80. :. $50 mDrgens
y1o. 235-8om Norben. .7.30 boriiliti
$40. 231-gom Norben nnb Soultcn
;. ;. 300 Anadm
Mo: 9-@om 3oroen. ..8.15 abellDs
Mbfabrt
$40. 244-saa6 Dem gaoroen II. SouIton
..I1O uDrm
gsp 10-Na9 bem Noroen. g. SO purn.
gto. 236-Na6 bem Norben. -. :.
300 abenbs
Wo. 242-9aa6 Dem Norben unb Sal
beitpn. :. ....11.5O a6enb5
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-04
gGtete ibren GeimS feit 20 Sabrcn.

ySer erbari1titngsloIeIte Jeino,
BEN i'd fir 20 Sabre batte", erf16rte
5rau San1es Duncan, bon Sopnes-
oile, Wey umar 9pspepiie. Sd lit
fllrdtbar nod ieoem giien uno Erin.
FEN nno fonnte faum ihIofet1. Nad-
oeln biele WitteI bergebIid parel.
llno beridieoene Ooftoren mid auf-
1egeben battcll, berfudte itb electric
gitters, tpelher mid boIlt1noig fl.
rierte. geun fam ib MIes eiIer.
Sd bin 70 Sabre aft uno prfreue
mid meiner ipieoerbergeItellten Rraft
'ino @einnobeit." Sir unpgoaulid)-
felt, glppetitloiisfeit, MierenIeiocl!,
Gidenidmer5en, ipeibIi9en 2eioen
1T es nniibertrofffen. fg1nr so gts.
BEL alien Druggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-04
Gins nadj bem amoerm.

Ser 8raiibent lit bier setueien,
Der Hrafibent lit tuieber fprt!
gStr ueroen piel npd BON i9m leieit,
Senpd) aus etnem anbern Srt.
gSir baben tuiirbig i'm empfamsen
unn tbn gefetert aud gar iebr;
Wtebr tpnnte ct ia nidjt nerlangen
uno CT be8ebrte aud nidJt mebr,
Su stns benm ber gefnd sn Gmbe
Sn ber5ltd er an1 inmer lei,
9fan oriift gum Mbfdieb iift bic Sanhc--
Gr retite ab = nnn it's bprbei.
9fnn fomntt 'tpns Mnb'res an bic Meihc,
Sd benfe tppl, haS nGdJite u1r'
Dem tdl bier titeine 3eier tueibe:
Ste Snternatipnale Sair.
sln ieiner Mrbeit 1mEerit fleibia
Sas Gpmite idjon lanse tuar,
9at NlleS arrangterf gan5 tueislid,
Smr fd]bniten Sair in bieiem Sabr.
Ste brinsen gieles nms tatiadlid
gSas ttns eritannen tuirb gar iebr,
Senn tn oer 9nft fabrt gang sent9dlidJ
9errn StrpbelS SMftfbiff bin mnb ber.
Die Hennen fpnnte nns nerbinoern
s9as Wettperbpt mod lange nifbt,
sgfnr ems tuiil mir bic Srenbe ntin6ern,
Sak nnier 9pnnerncnr bort ipridbt.
Sp tit BET alien gnten Sad5en
Sin Sr1pfdBen Sermnt immer bier,
W'an fann bagegen ia nifJts MAIDEN,
uns tr5itet has u amp Bier!
get allem Ieuen, has eetpmmen,
Sa8 gllte mir nerseifen ifjter,
SpdD bab' idj mod BON nidlts pernpntrncn,
9us beiier, ais q a NJ 0 8ier.
Gu lansc mns bieies bleibt erbalten,
Siebt aud bic gSelt CANA rpitg aus,
Dian likt ben ltcbcn 9ptt oann tuqlter
linb iast bic Wuderbanb' mad Sams.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-04
8aSifalbeilnne
Nerbeni6tudde

6&yaGe. nerb5fe perfonen, eepIaat bon Soft.
nnnesIo1efeit nnb f9Ie9ten 1rdunien, erf1bp.
Jsnoen NuSfliiffer, Wrnit,. Hiidens lnb seonf.
ino 0eft4ts Statarrp. Maaen6riiden, etubiUer.
fnpfnne, Mibigieit, Grr6ten, pittern Ser3iIop.
ien BrnffbeiIemmuie, MengftIfnieit unb xriib.
finn = erfabren aus bem sSusenbireanS@. tpis
etntndl, ffncll nnb btlltB alle nnnatiirlt.
6ten Verlnite nnS anbere }plecn juaeub,
Itdier Wertrrmnsen sriinbltdb seleilt nnS
rplle Uefnnbbett unb 0rpbiinn tuieber.
trfansf uerben fSnnen. - Wans neues
@etlperfabren. Sebrr ietn eigner Nrst.-
Diefes auberorbentIi4 interefTanie unb Iebr.
reiNe Bud lDeutfne GlufInee 1eO9), fpeit6es
bon Jung unb alt, Wann uilb gran, aeIeien
perben foIIfe, fdnn gtsen Ginfenbune bon 25
Gents In Briefmarien berfieaeTt be5oeef1 fperbert
bon ber
Yribatsalinif, 1876. g(benne
1tsu york. d. n.
maan srfpdhne bic Hreie EreHe :. 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-04
Isxas. a

Gem eili5=Sereea1iten Wian.
lep in 9allas, Ser, neuli1 ouf oetll
slusitellrngsplas ben Siilfs-g ountp.
clerf &eidenltein onrf einen .gaio-
nettlti6 10 i6tDer pertpunbete, baf
er itarb, ift na6 8eenoieung 6es
@abeas=gorpus @erfabrens oas
gtebt, 8iirei6aft gu itellen, perlpei-
CERT fporoen, porauf Der 9ii6ier
ieine lleberfiibrung nod oem Sc
fangnis befobl. Ser Stoot Iteate
lteben 3eugen Die aae ausiaeten,
Der slneriff mrf @ei9enltein iei
obne irgeno iuel6e Geranlaiiung
erfolgt 9ie 8erteioigung bra6te
feine 3eugen Dor, ielbit Monlep
nadte feline slusiasen. @s fdeill.
ols ipenn Die 8erteioiger oie Sadle
10 oariteaen nollen, ols iei 9ei-
denltein ourd 3nfan in oas 9a-
lonett WanleD's gefallen, oiesbe0iig=
lihe Sragen ibrerieits ipmroen ater
BON ben 3eugen auf's gntIdieoenIte
bernett1t.
- Die 8unoesregierung bot Dos
neue 9nnoesgeb4uoe in 8ictoria
iest offi5ien iibernommen. IS ma-
ren bort nod peri6ieoene Sdtpie-
riefeiten in ge5ng ouf ben 8elibti-
tel gu regeln, ebe Die l1ebernabme
erfolaen founte.
Das 3u6tbanstl llnterludunas=
fomite bat i'm 3u6tbaus gu Jiusf
Die 3uitanoe nidt gerooe lebr Be-
frieoigero sefunoen. Die 3ellen iiuo
flein, 5u flein menigitens fir 5trei
Wtann uno es nliiiien bort iiberaa
5ipei, Wtann in elmer 3elle mobuen;
es feblt pollltdrbig an einen
Seiperlpitena, ait9 iino nod anoerc
uebelltanoe Dorbanoen. Superin-
tenoent oes 3udtbauies lit elm alter,
inpalioer geteran, Waior DURHAM,
oellen forperlicber 3uitano es per-
binoert, bob er Die niinidenspertc
perlonlide @ufiidt fiibrt uno Scr
1td oober all5u iebr auf oie @usia-
gen leiner llntergebenen perlolien
muB. Die 8ebanolllne Der @efan-
genene lit offenbar ni6t 10, mie lie
iein iollte. 4orperlide 3iidtiguna
tit 81 ipeit ousgeoebnt llno oie Sc
fongenen iino sn iebr Der @iafiir
Der gadter iiberlaIien. Superin-
tenoent 9urbam ilno anoere glnae-
itellte fdnilten piele @eroronunae1
nidt, Die fir Die 2eitllfg BON 3uft-
balliern erlaiIen iino.
Die Glenn Ballard Oil Gonl.
pano ltno ibre BETTER baben aeeen
Die Seras Company, Die 8ulf 9te-
fining Company uno Die @aters-
8ierce Sil Company &lasen einae.
reiht, in oenen iie Die orei @eiea.
ldaften Der geri6morlll1g, ibnen
Sbaoen 5u tim, beibuloigen uno be-
boupten, aae orei leien totiddlid,
Elm uno oaiielbe ltnternebmen
sSn Norobeim bat cine Mieri-
fonerin ibreln fleinen ainoe eiren
9eeloiel poa @al6blou ols Weeoi=
gin gegen ongebli6e @oaen-@c.
idmeroen eingegeben Dos &iuo
mare our6 oas 0tittel audi ieoer-
foGs BON alien 2eibesnoten uno Sc.
ldlperoen fir imlner befreit noroen,
wenn niht reht5eitig Elm 9(r5t nit
Der Wogenpllmpe gefommen ip1re
uto es eerettet bdtte
slus 5rieori6sbllrg miro ser
sp0 BON Sobann gfifolaus @eter
geneloet, Der bort i'm 9llter bon IA
Sobren geitorben lit. Gr por inl
Sabre 1916 ms 2ono gefonmien.
= Nus Der @e9eno po,i 9aItrop
miro gemeloet Die Sarmer ma6terl
bort eilten si'm ysop Crop an
9 galtinfpoIfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-04
Cine iebr fonf1ie 9epeldle an

Cine iebr fonfuie Oepei9e alls
Oenper, Colorado, nlelbet, es
lei bort Der Baron @ateiro, Ser grit-
Der oes iln1gen Ma6dens, oas mil
benz &ronprin5en giuooIf bon De,
lterrei6 8uiammen ben Sob fauo,
geRorben Gr babe bort unter faI.
idenl Namen gelebt. gefanntlid
miro nod ilnmer bielfah geelapbt,
Watlera babe ben &ronprin5en ln,S
ieine Sdpefter eri6oiien. Gie
Nadri9t tit nit grober @oriidt nll.
allnehn1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-04
isairbeimdler luerben anfmerl

= 5air6eimdJer iperoem amfmerf,
lam semadlt auf apebn's Selifatei-
icn-'6anolnns, 207 Sib.9llamp, mno
aebeten, iidJ oas sroke Eager BON
9elifateiien ieoer art ansnieben. Gle
santer 2nndJ int 2nndlsimimer ier-
biert. anitern in ieber Nrt. gllc Gr.
friffnxgsm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-04
ssSnnae Wabdlen inn Enfer

bon aopfidmer5en 10 gut ipie illere
Jranen, ober alle fonnen raid 2in6e.
rllna erbalten uno furiert iperoel,
onrd Or Sings Seem 2ife gias, Ser
beifen Weoi3in Der @elt fir frarfe
nno nerDoie 4opfidmersen. sic er.
5eilgen reines 8lut uno itarfe gaerpen
lino banen Cure @eiun6beit auf. Ser
iudt lie. 25 Gts. bel aIlen DruaaiIten
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WfuDor Wcgleaan BON ytelu
yorf bot orei arauen gu MitgIie-
bern oes goaro of gbucation, nie
Der Sdulrat bort genannt miro, er,
nannt.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-02-27
Sold and recommends by crensnaw q Young
More RObberles

Lexington vas visited with a series
of robberies Saturday night. Burg
lars entered the home of Dr.. H. NJ.
Lissack on East Franklin street and
then switched to the West eud Of
town, entering the home of Charles
C. Barnard on Highland avenue.
Tom Cunif, keeper of the Gem Cafe
was also robbed OF SO.
At the home of Or. Lissack, the
burglar entered the house by means
of a window. Mrs. Lissack saw the
man enter the sleeping room, rob the
dresser drawer of a valuable gold
watch, a gold headed cane and a pair
of trousers. She lay still until the
burglar, which she says was a negro.
made his way into the kitchen, then
she called TO her husband. DR.. Lis
sack got up and secured his revolver.
By this time the burglar was trying
his best to find a means OF exit. DR..
Lissack entered the kitchen and tired
at the man, who was crawling
through a window. The man returned
the favor by taking a shot at DR..
Lissack and then escaped before a
second shot could be fired.
Between the time of the Llssack
robbery and morning, the robber, it is
supposed to be the same one, entered
the home of c. c. Barnard through
a rear window which was slightly
raised. The burglar entered the bed
room, secured the trousers ard shirt
of Mr.. Barnard, which were hanging
by the side of the bed. MI. Barnard
found them bundled up on the back
porch Sunday. The clothes had
been riaed of about So in cash and a
valuable gold watch, Mr.. Barnard's
coat and vest, in which were some
valuable papers, we're unmolested
The robber left by th2 back door.
Earlier in the evening between
and o'clock, Tom Cunif keeper OF
the Gem Cafe, was sleeping on a
couch in his room in the Kriehn
building. Someone entered the room
and picked his pocket of about 80.
The robbery was committed without
waking Mr.. Cuuiff.