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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-05
THE TOWN
Tempting fancies in spring
frts. W.. Pesicka, Clothier.

Ed Bradley took the morning
thin Sa. Law.
MIR. Wn hunk eft for the
Ills on Monaay.
Or. and Mrs. Donovan went
1fst on Monday evening.
Hon. H. D.. James went to Ged
rs on Tuesday evening.
fWm Skunk was a passenger
q Yankton on Saturday.
John Dahlburg has returned
tom his visit to Beresford.
ny. G.. A, Newman was a
.hdall visitor on Tuesday.
Major TAYLOR was an east
Hund passenger on Wednesday.
eave your orders at Mrs.
HAxl's bakery for pies and cake.
MN A. B.. Haley arrived from
1envef. Colo, Saturday evening
y attend to some business
matters.
Pat Murray was a passenger
Dr Sioux City Saturday morn
1g.
MIR. Grabbe of Aberdeen was
tguest of VIM Pease, Monday
right.
Roads! Well. there are none.
out a big supply OF mud and
lush.
J. G.. Smith and children took
ibe train for Tyndall last Wed
fsday.
Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Che ster
xrumbo we're visitors in TyL'dall
Monday.
NJ. Wollmann was looking
after his elevator int rests a
Wagner Wednesday.
Ed. Clemens was loading
car yesterday for Mu rdo wher'
b goes on a claim.
We bake pies and cakes every
Tuesday and Wednesday a,
Mrs. Fenzl's bakery.
E. a.. Booher moved into the
Elmer Bradfeld place Wednes
day for = year or more.
The bridge on Artesian Creel
ju st north OF Wagner went out
on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs banks, Miss Lille and
the little girl. We're over Sun
day visitors at Lake Andes.
Mrs. Dubois, aunt Of Mrs
II BonDin, returned to her
tin Sloan, Iowa on Saturday
Afs. E. w. Hinzman. who ha.
n visiting relatives in Wag
z, left for her home in AvoT
wednesday morning.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-05

M. Vawrinek announces
a spring opening sale Of
ladies' and misses spring
suits, Jackets and skirts Mon
day, March Is.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-05

Aspiring tonic that makes rich red blood.
BriEgs strength. health and ha ppiness 70 the
family. Nothing equals HOLSTERS
Rocky mountain tea - spring regulator.
Price Sc Sold By Pinsrd and Rabsn.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-05

Group positively stopped In twenty minutes
with Dr.. Shops Group Rsmedy. O. -
alone will surely prove this truth. No vo0.
itans. no distress. A safe and pleasing 0suD
-. Sold By Wagner DRUG Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-05

The Service which this bank
extends to its patrons is of the
Highest Efficiency. and Satisfac
tory at oil times To both borrow
er and ~dspositor. There are
two important reasons why YOU
should transact your business
with this bank:
IA Capital Of 320, 900 and
and Surplus Of $4,000
2-Omcsrs aud Employees Of
unquestionsd integrity. Mod
ern banking methods. That 10
Service and Facilities.
Just two reasons but ample.
The FIRST STATE BANK
Caeito 10000 Su.slu, $4,000
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-24

VII. Hammond was over from
the Bend last week and sold has
just sodth of the cream
cry for $1100 to VIM. Korf.
R. Weber had 10 give up his
position as carrier on route No.
l on account Of the bad weather
and bad roads which he WASH t
able to stand. H. f. Mitchell
is back on the route again. Har-
ry carried mail on this route for
a long time and the "call of
route" became so strong that he
could not resist the tempta-
ton and had to go back to it
again.
Mat Towers says the story in
the Hash and Rehash last week
concerning the late Colonel Gabe
Bouck OBTAINING 10 men for bap
tism in order to beat a Mas
sachusetts regiment for piety
is typical of the man, with whom
he was well acquainted in Wis
cOnsin. Mat tells another story
about the colonel as follows. He
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-24
Deficient Grain Exports

In all probability, the exports
of wheat and flour from United
ed States for the year now clos
ing will not exceed 100000
bushels, as against 15O,65O,OOO
bushels. in 1908. The clear
ances in 1907 were equal to
15S,25S,OOO bushels. For eleven
months of 1909 the exports have
amounted to 81, $4,000 bushels
whereas at the end of November
last year a total of 1902, 900
bushels was shown. Wheat ship
ments thus far this year are 49,
$4,000 bushels or 43,064, 900 less
than for eleven months of 1908.
Flour exports to the end of No
vember were S,440,705 barrels, as
compared with 11,732,OOO a year
ago. One barrel of flour equals
about 4 IL bushels of wheat. l
will be seen that the millerS hav
held up their end Of the foreign
trade in breadStuffs, better than
have the shippers of wheat which
fact testifies In some measure tn
the virtue of American manufac-
turing in the face of a welldevel-
Oped movement abroad to give
preference to impOrtatiOnS of raw
material.
The great falling off in Ameri
can exports of breadstuffS in the
last two years is attributable to
the relatively higher prices rul-
ing here than in any other par
of the world. The reason for thes
high prices are many, but the
fundamental one is the increase
of population in the United
States at a rate prOportiOnately
greater than the expansion in
grain production. Judging from
the prospects for next years win
ter wheat crop, the Indication be-
ing for 555,000,00O bushels, by
far the largest ever harvested
there will be a reversal of the
condition in 1910. Of course thi
will depend to a considerable ex-
tent on the spring wheat acre
age yet to be sOwn.
Corn exports for the year will
likely run about 31,OOO,OO0 bush,
els, against 37,O53,OOO in 1908
and S2,1S4,OOO in 1907. F or II
months they are 2S,945,00 bush
els, or 1861, 900 bushels less than
in the case of wheat, the United
States has been undersOld in the
corn markets Of the world for
several year. In other words,
both cerealSl have found a better
sale at home than abrOad.-DrOv-
erS' Telegram.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-24
DANGER IN DELAY
Kidney Diseases are too Dan
gerous for Great Bend Peo-
pie to Neglect

The great danger of kidney
troubles is that they get a firm
hold before the sufferer recOgni-
zeS them. Health is gradual
ly undermined. Backache, head
ache, nervousness, lamenesS, sore
ness, lumbagO, urinary troubles
drOpsy, diabetes and Bright's
disease follow in mercileSSl sue
ceSSion. Don't neglect your kid
neys. Cure the kidneys with
the certain and safe remedy, DOa
the certain and safe remedy,
Doan's Kidney Pills, which has
cured people right here in Great
Bend.
Mrs. H. A. Fruit, living at
1919 Adams st., Great Bend,
Kans., says: u had consider
able trouble from my kidneys
several years ago and last win
ter when l began to feel a dull
aching in the small of my back
and the kidney secretionS began
acting too freely, l made up my
mind to take the trouble in time,
AS my mother had been great.
ly benefited by the use Cd
Doan's Kidney Pills, l procured
a box at the A. & A. Drug
Co. They helped me in a shOrt
time and i have been in gOOC
healthl ever since. / will always
say a good word for Doan'S Kid
ney Pills whenever l have The
opportunity"
For sale by all dealersl. Price
80 cents. FoSter-Miburn Co.
Buffalo, New York, sole as
ent for the United States.
Remember the name-DOan s.
and take no other.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-24

who were the lowest bidders on
the sewer system, as they claim
ed they had made an error in
this bid and asked the return of
same check to retain 500 out Of
said certified check to reimburse
city for any extra expense they
had been to because of such err
rOr.
Council Adjourned.
f. A. MOSES, City Clerk.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-24
Weight of Crops

The crop reporting board Of
the United States Department
of Agriculture in a bulletin is
sued recently estimates the av
erage weight per measured BUSH
ell of the various crops to be as
follows: =
Spring wheat, ST. pounds;
winter wheat, 5S.4 pounds, and
oats, 1927 pounds, against 57.3,
5S.S and 29.S pounds, respect
lively last year, The quality of
corn is S4.2 per cent against Sc.
8 last year,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-24

always wore flannel shirts and
one day noticed a grayback sit
ting out summing himself. Grab
bing Mr.. Grayback and show
ing him under his shirt, he said,
"get to your quarters, durn ye. !"
GOttfreid EichmaH and Miss
Lea Schneider secured a license t
wed yesterday. The ceremony will
be performed Christmas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-24
Grant Flick Married

Mr.. Grant Flick of Pawnee
Rock, Kansas, and Miss Maude
Artley Of Picture Rock, Penn
were married Monday evening,
the 9Th of December, 1909, by
the Rev. A. S. Williams Of
Muncy, Pennsylvania Mr.. Flick
left some time ago for the east.
on a visit and it was during his
absence that he was married.
The couple will reside at Mr..
Flick's farm four and one hal
miles northeast of Pawnee Rock
-Larned Tiller & TOilerl.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-24

"Sell automobiles" said a
dealer the other day, why you
might just as well try to
sell gauze underwear with tn
the thermometer thirty below a
talk auto to a man with the
roads in the condition they ar
now"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-24
City Council

Great Bend, Kans., Dec. 16, 'O9.
Council met in special session
with Mayor Dawson in the chair.
All councilmen present except
Merritt. Council designated Tues
day, December %, 1909, for the
purpose of hearing any COM
plaintSl regarding the assessments
and valuations so made for
blocks 80, 1903, and ia. On mo-
ton the mayor appointed g N.
Moses, N. Smith, and S. B. Cid
dingS as committee to meet with
owners of land where septic tank
be located and see if adjustment
could not be made without con-
demnatiOn proceedings. By unan
imOuS vote clerk was instructed
to return bids and certified
checks of J. w. Smith & Son,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-24

Miss Bernice Baker returned
home this afternoon from Pasa-
dena, Cal, where she is attend
ing school this winter Hut
Crimson News.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-24

Complete, Straight Line Keyboard
Removable and interchangeable Platsu
Ball Bearing Carnage
Reversible TabulaiOr Rack
Simple Stencil Cutting Device
Drop Forged Type BaH
Perfect Line Lock
Bichrome Ribbon
Uniform Touch
Ball Bearing Type Bar
Column Finder and Paragraphs
Decimal Tabulaior
Visible Wiring
A Key for Every Character
Perfect Erasing Faeilihes
interchangeable Caniaees
Right and Left Carnage Release Leveu
Swinging Marginal Rad
Protected Ribbon
Gen Driven Carriages
Ribbon Controlled from Keyboard
variable and Universal Line Spaea
Perfect Dua Guard
Back Space Lever
Carnage Retardef
Improved Marginal Stops
Escapement. Speedea Ever Devised
These are features which make the
Smith Premier the choice Of the
man who investigates comparative
advantages.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-24
Government 0Wnsrship

We've about concluded to be-
come a firm advocate of govern
ment ownership of printshOps.
Uncle Sam seems destined to
get into the printing business
part way, so we've concluded
that he should get clear m and
be done with it. He prints en-
velOpes cheaper than the home
printer can purchase the blank
stock and sends the envelopes
through the MALL free, while we
printer folks have to pay postage
if we send envelopes or any
thing elsel through the mails.
Uncle Sam sends advertising
through the mails free of charge,
calling attention to what a good
thing he has to offer in envel-
Opes, while the newspaper man
would be fined three hundred
dollars if he attempts to use
a government envelope for any
purpose. He conducts lotteries
and can advertise anything OF
the sort he commits an awful
OffenSe. Uncle Sam even tells us
folks that we don't know how
to run the subscription end OF
our business and that govern
ment employees at Washington,
with little foreign prefixeS to
their names must act as credit
men, and tell us we cannot trust
a perfectly reliable patron 70
more than the allotted time. Yes,
Uncle Sam is a patron saint -
nit; and he feels that he should
pursue the printer man with a
vengeance born Of gObbling up
the whole business. Stafford
Republican,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-24
Silver or GreenbackS

In a Reliable Bank Will Make the Most
Suitable
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-24

For Wife or Child. In This Bank your
money Grows Without Your Assistance.
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(Tortiebi,l'a foTst.)
Cine f.aa,ne ma.

8ie 8ert 81. Qean, bon Gbeilp,
@aib, Dor einent ldredliden 3noe
betpabrt puroe, miro Die @elt err
itaunen. gr i6reibt: Cine idlpere
grfdltung bro6te elm 2ungenleioel!
berpor, oaB %erfabrene aerte in Ser
legenbeit bro6te. Sd be5ablte Ell
mem 2~ungensSpe5ialiiten in Spo-
fane $10-$15 fir ieoell 8elnd,
oo6 fonnte er ni6t belfen. 9onl
ging i6 nod Californian, aber obne
@rfolg. 3ulebt 6raudte ib Or.
&iags Seem DISCOVERY peldes midi
boaitanoig furierte nno bin i6 iest
10 geiuuo, mie lie." gs lit por5iie-
lid fir 2%ungenleioen, gron6itis,
Suiten, grfdltungen, @Itbuia,
Group unb &euhbuiten. so @ts. urlo
$t.00. &robeflaide frei. @%arant;crt
bon alien 9rugeiiten.
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WIIerIcf.

Der Wonot Wfai bot cine Ieidt
erbobte Sterberote gegen sic porber-
gebenoe Wtonote ge5etgt, IN 5ol0e
Der gelpobnli6eft 5riiblillgs=arallf-
beiten. Sefretdr MlteQer's 9ertdt
5eigt 212 SooesfGQe, BON oenen 50
ouf ousmdrtia ~5l1ee5ogene 4ronfbti-
ten, s ouf @epolttoten 5ltriid3ufiiG=
rel1 iino. Z SooesfaQe ereigneten
ii6 mlBerbolb ser Stootgren5en "A
&inber nllroen to%tgeboren uno 4 Bel
6en mur0en BON ousmdrts bierberge=
ionot.
Sn ser &onoemuations Mage
Der Stoot gegen s. q. 8romn fir
einen Streifen 2ono an Soleooo=,
Soltiton StroBe uno Moin S%lpenlte,
muroe oieiem S1T500 5ugeipro-
den. 8ei elmer friiberen 8erbo!tG=
lung fmn es auf $22,500. Die Stt0t
bette $4,000 gebotelt, Ser @igentiI=
nler ober $4,000 perlongt.
Die Son Mntonip Spielp(ots-
0eleu1Oatf erotfllefe Den Sp1elpiaB
on Noporro StraBe nit eilten1 iebr
biibi6en Grogromm. llngefabr 200
9onen morea %onipeienb.
Or. 81. 81. @oetb bat ioeben
eine @rbolungs-Geiie nod @ulifor-
MEN uno onoeren meitli6en Stooten
angetreten bic bis gum 20. Suit
oaliern miro.
Der Stat bon S. g. 5imolt,
2tt 2eigb StroBes bronnte ont Miit=
nod, wabrideinlid onr6 Sel6itcnt=
Climbing bon Slttterltoffen ob. Ser
Seuerlpebr gelong es, ourd gcobe
Initref1gut1gen, Die angren5enoen Sc
bduoe 5l1 rettel1. Ser Sdaoen miro
ouf $500 geidabt.
SIM glter BON y Sabren Itarb
6err @uito6ius @ebrlen IN ieiner
@obnullg, 1876 Gomorgo StruSe,
an @oitrttis. ST lebte ieit 40 Sab-
rem IN San Intonio unb mar frii=
Der Better zines @~einberges: Gr
binterlaBt eine1 Sobn l1no 5lpei Der
beiratete Sohter.
- Gbos. 81. 3ietri6 puroe ols
miinoio erflort.
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Kanfate.
&uman ans Sem 2eipsiser 2eben bon
NnmD 8ptbe.
(Gortlebulla.).


Gin 9liBl Gin &nanl Noh belt=
te neiB i6 nibt, mie es gefomlner,
aber i6 ia6 ben &auptmann manfen
lllo 5nlommenbreden IN Sorfns
llmormnng. Sd ipollte oie @affe
ald gegen Sorfa ridten, nidt elite
Stunoe ioate Die Serrdterin mebr
leber, aber idon fiilte iif oos 3iEl-
mer, Dos Sorfa iofort g%eiltesgegel.<
ipdrtig offnete, nit Meni6en, Yoir
onr6 Den SduB uno Sorfos &C.
Idrei berbeieelodt mlirSell.
n@rgreift ibnl~ lhrie 9prfa. Sort
ltebt Ser Moroer, er bot oub mid be-
orobt, er lit lpabniinnig, oentt er bat
einen uni6uIoigen getotetl"
Sd lieB mid minenlos ms @e-
fangnis fibren. 0ein Sinh iab ih
ni1t.
8orum ieben Sic mid 10 iommer-
poa on2" foridte Soft jest aorleer.
yWarum perben Sic ridt Sbre Mu-
gen nit gntiesen ab bon einelrr, ser
Dos &ains5ei6en oes Woroers al ser
Stirn tragt?"
aarleen bob tpie bitteno oie SGuoe
SIT ibm auf.
a9donen Sic iid bod" Bot lie let.
lie. yNQes begreifen beiBt alles
Der5eiben."
pger5eibe1", mieoerbolte Golf lit,
ter. ugtein, oas 8rallomol miro giie-
ntailo mebr BON nleiner Stirn tilgen.'
Slnl1er lperoe i6 ser @errud)te 6lct-
ben, Der eiiten anoeren getotet Da5.
@enn Sic oblten," fubr er fort
ytpelde e1tiebli6e Gage uno 9tdd]te
i6 our6lebte. Simmer fa6 i) oes
Sooten bre6eltoe Qugen, urlo penil
i6 aitd) meille idneQe Sat nidt be.
reute, 10 lag lie cod ME cine Selieu-
lalt anf meiner Seele. Sd ipb MIDI
ols eeneiner Soti1lager perur1eilt
uno geribtet, i6 iab mein aino, ,oie
es lih i6auoerno BON mir manotc,
uno mos ih emit aaE6sBtr 2iebe iiir
Sorfa empfano, ods ~tpailoelte lid in
Sab, in g~liibenoen SOB. Mus Der
gernebntultgen Der llnterlu6utgs>
rihter entnabm idL mie ldledt es~,4nl
meme Sa6e ltanb.
Sprfa bette ~ausgeiugt, ooB liz iii
bormloiem Hlauoern nit Serrn bon
aeBler IN ibrem 3immer geieiien. III
ipel6es i6 plotlih getreten lei, nm
Dem Salptmann obne Elm @ort Ser
grfIarullg nieOer8uidieBen. l1nionlt
NOR meme 9eteuerung bon eineE1
onoeren Sodberbolt. Sorfos 3cllg.
nis, oaB tie bereit mar, eiolid gu
befraftigen, no6oem i6 aus grunblo-
Ter, mobniinniger @iferiu6t geld)oi.
fen, itano aaen meillen @ebultptm:-
gen entgegen.
SD mar ~pollltalloig nieoergeihnlet-
tert. @ober iolte id i'm @efananiS
Die 8eipeiie neblnen, lpober lolten
lie mir i~i6erbarpt fomumen, SorEa
fpiiroe ii6 idmerlid 81 ibrem 2iebes>
abenteuer 3eu9en loben. Sorfa bate
aud cine einltlpeilige Terfiigung En-
reidt, moourh ibr porldlfig oos al
leinige Hedt 8ugeitanoen luuroe. il6er
%luniere fleine Sela 5u beitinmen.
Sd mar DEM @obniirm nobe. Sic
aber1telerli6iten 8ldne ourhfrel5tar
mein @ebirn. Mfein aino, oas eirti.
&c &leinoo, mos i) nod beiaB, IN ben
Sanoen oieier Srou. @iiroe es nidt
5t @run0e gebelt, miirbe es nidt oltd1
lperben mie Die Mutter.
go felt id emit all Sorfa gegloubt
uno INNER fir tie eirtgetreteu non.
10 felt glaubte ih iebt all ibre Sdyulo.
Hiht nur, bob Ie MIDI init Sefi.
Ter 6%etrogen, nein, Wai6e reibte lid
oil Moide int meinem Crime
rituesneb. @os id friiber goli8
|barmlos genommen. lire Sltdt, mt
Wdnnern 8iemlid fret 81 p~erfebrell
uno olle oils 3rabanten Inn lid
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arafehlmader 6inansaemurfea.

@enn Elm 2eioenoer an Magenbe-
idJperoen Or. Sings SEEM 2ife Bias
nimmt lit er frob, Dob ieine 9Dspep.
fla uno l1nperoaulidfeit b~tndusfliegt
-ober nod mebr, er freitt iid aud
iiber ieineu neuen, feinen Ippetit.
Storfe Nerfen, eeiunoe &roft uno
Dos @Ges, neil Wagen, 2eber nno
@ieren rihtig arbeiten, 25c bel a1en
9ruggiiten.
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Gehrcr.M eind.

@eIudt 2ebrer ober 2ebrerin fiir
oie @a0es S6ule, gutter @ebalt unb
quite @obnnng, 2ebrer nit San1ilie
miro soorge5oeen. Ipplifanten mo-
gen 1i6 an foleenoe Sruitees men.
Ben: Sermann Sdmar5loie, 81.
9itthlrth ~ooergSillp Strempel. @ore'=
1e &ingsburp Seras, 81. S. 9. $50. ?.
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2ebrer=8eind.

@eiudt: 2ebrer als Brin5ipal fir
oie Clemens Sdule, Der oeutid nno
eneliid unterri6ten fam. 8 ooer 10
Wonote Sdule. @ebolt $50 per $50.
not. 8erbeiroteter oorge3ogen. Grit
Itees: Seriu. @infelmonn, @m. N6-
terberg, Senrp 3uebl, Warion Eero5,
81. q. $50. 2.
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Sehrcr.@eindl.

Sir Die 8leaiant @alIep S6ulc, I
Weilen bon Borne, miro Elm 2ebrer
geiudt. @iner, Ser oeuti6 uno elto-
lid unterri6ten fam, miro norge3p-
gen. Naberes 6ur6
Grnit 3D0er, &ruitee,
8orne, Seros.
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91er51 fortlne1 nod elm Seficit
bonn 1. SUM- 1909 bon $4,000 uno
cine moglihe @innabme bon riief~
l~tauoigen Steuern Us @ro5ent Ser
Stenerrate) BON $33,3tS.
Sran Gonrao Shaiie, Sroii S. ".
Daugbertp uno 5rou 50. IS. @al.
ling braften I'M Momen Der $50
TIERS Clubs" cine Yetition Elm, aaf,
Der Rabullterridt i'm A., 5. uro 6.
8raoe beibebalten miiroe.
Sn getreff Ser Getition BON SRI.
Miinnie &ieoer, fir ltrlaub anf Elm
Sabr, Inn meiter ST. %itrloieren, muir
De cine neue &egel eingefiibrt. aes
rer, iDelhe austparts meiter 1tuoierc;l
molten, miiiien obne llrlauh geben.
8ei ibrer &iidfebr lonen lie oell
8or5ug BEL Mniteanrgen baben.
penn tire Mrbeit sufrieoeniteaenb iii.
Da faIt INNER 8afan5en borbonocn,
miro ben 2ebrern oaourf feline be-
ionoere S6mieriefeit bereitet uno
Der S6nlrat bon ether 8eranttpurt=
li6feit befreit. Die 8etition hon
SRI. Nieoer purbe aus oiefem Gum
De ni6t bemiuigt.
Die uWotbers Clubs" Ser Gleonor
Breckenridge uno Beacon Sill S6nle
orangen alif mebr S6ulrmm.
Solgenoe S6ulen tpurorn 5ltm.
@ebranb fir Sommeribulen bemi!-
lfgt: 9luitin Grammar S6ule, ulto
Shule geo. 2. Sir oie Somnler-
Normal= Sbule lpurbe Die Sohlhrfe
unb Elm 3immer in Sdule SO. 5
bepiaiet. Der @ebraud oes Sofrau-
mes Der Breckenridge S6ule fir Sc
ger als Spielplas fir 0egerfilloer
inter Mufii6t elmer Meger Spic.-
plas=8 eieaidoft tpllrbe bepiaigt.
Gbenio Der Son 4ntonio Spielplot=
@eie1ihaft Der. &ofrallm bon Sd)uie
SEQ. Stir einen 5pielpIab uno CHI
3immer fir einen freien lsericE-
&~inoergarten. s. s. Seatimca
itimmte seeens oieies gemiaipmaeu,
6. @. S1ftans 0bitpfim 8rin5ip So
9egen) 3nsSr gerre4ilno S. I.
Gbdpa aotfir unb g. 8. &orris ent-
bieltai6 oes Stimmens.
Yr6f- @iaiams bon Ser Sodldu.
le empfabl Die anidaffung einfodcr
Silrngerate un6 @infiibrilns Der Ne
gel, bob Die S6iiler lih tGgli6 eini-
ge Winuten bamit beiddftigen iollen.
8rin8ipal 90. S. &nor pca Der
geaparro Shule bat INN @nlaee BON
Gementpegen UNI Die Sdllle mo Ell.
nes mooernen Sei5-@pparates, an
itatt Der iest gebraubten Is Seien.
Die Office oes Saupt-Sanitors
muroe obgeihafft uno ode ginfGuie
iollen bmrh ben @eihGfts -@genten
beiorgt meroen, mo5u SEER Baul
S6ol5 nit einem Soldr BON $500
per Sabr ermdblt nuroe.
0er S6ulrat mltroe ourd ben
Staot-glerf, Serrn Sreo. Sries, be
nabrihtigt, oaB Der Staotrot- benz
Sdulrat oas bon S. 6. Mbnfns ge,
i6enfte Got auf 2aurel Seigbts,
ben Sdenfungs-g eoinguneen gemdB,
iibermielen babe.
9ie Hetition BON Som g. Sobn-
ion. melder geraoe o~uBerbalb Der
Stootgren5en mobnt, Dos Sdn1lgelo
fir iein airto 5uriid5uerbalter, mllrbe
abgepieien. Ser Shulrat leidlpB,
iid IN oieien Salell itrerge m Ole
&eeel 81 bolten.
Gem ftdbtiihen 4lieiiment, 9omite
ipuroe Die @adt iibertroaer, bel ben
9erotungen iiber irrtiimlide aiicil-
merits mad iiber Die, melde Die 6onos
oes Shulrnts betreffen, 81 eni6ci-
Den.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-03
Der sdn(rat.

Sn ieiner Sisnng ON Wentnpo)
bette Der Sdulrot Die i6lpieriee Muj,
9obe, Der auhteaung ei1es Budgets
uno Der 8eratutlg iiber Die notpeHGi
&c grpeiterulg Ser ietigelt 56ul-
ra1me. @r mltBte babel Der
iu6ett, nit $30,721.9O cine
@ufgobe gu loien, oie eine piel gro
Bore Sumnle beanlprltdt. 9os 8au
aamite eab. als Sdulen, mel1e llr-
oeoinet elmer @tfbeilerung bebiirfer,
iolgenoe an: Sam Souiton (menm
moglid 4 3inmer) gleonpre 8rdf-
fenrioge 8roipect Sill Gteues Sc
bal1be, pern moglid), SGuIe SEQ.
IL (5torr Strobe), 9roferrioge
Memoriol S6ule, Beacon SiN S6u-
&c. &,eft @no S6rIe uno S6ule Go.
is t9rooflDE apeInte).
Sn geireff ser 9roipect Sill Stuf-
lie bdlt Der S6ulrat es fir oas @e-
ite, oteie gu perfaufen ui1o eill
lleues @%runoitiid au faufet, porauf
Elm eroBes @ebauoe erri6tet miro,
ou Die iebige @niommlung bon Sc
bauoen ii6 ols nibt 5~ufrieoen1tel=
LEND erlpies. Mtit Ser GergroBerunl
Ser Sdllle SEQ. 16 miiroen Die Mar-
Ibal StraBen=S hnle nno S6ule No
10 bon ibrer l1eberbiiroullg befrei+.
4lld Die Shulgebauoe an 2apoto
StroBe uno Die Negeribule at ct
Worp StraBe mnroen gum esertouf
uoreeidlagen, oa iie in oieien 2cfali-
taten ni6t ptmenoig iin0.
Dos Gnoget fir oas 6iseaijobr
bis gum 81. Wai 1910 murbe iol=
genoermaBen auiammengeiteat:
Soralsii6t. @%irmabmen. $500, 504. 35
4nsaaben:
2ebrer@@ebdlte
@ngli16e 3~peige... -. 191 100000
9eutf6 unD ,Spanii6. 15,190.14
5anofertisfeits : llnterridt. 5,509.24
5dusltbe @ifenidaften.. 2,606.77
Wtl1Iif unp 3ei6nen. -. 10000
1915, 866.45
Sonlttge Iusgaben 800. $780, GO
@eiammtiumme. $3.50 .772.45