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Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-04
Lee Statue An washington.

A correspondent of the Philadelphia Press
writes to ask, apropos OF the placing Of
General Lees statue In the capitol at
Washington, whether the law does not ex-
pressly stipulate that no monument to any.
Press answers emphatically in the negative
and quotes the statute OF 1868: And the
president is authorized to invite all the
states to provide and furnish statues, In
marble or bronze, not exceeding two ia
number for each state, Of deceased persons
who have been citizens thereof and Illus
trious for their historic renCwn OF for dis
~tinguished civic and military services, such
as each state may deem worthy of this
national COMMUNICATION. and when so fur
nished the same shall be placed in the old
hall OF the house OF representatives, in the
capitol OF the United States, which b set
apart, insomuGh as may be necessary, as
a national s~tatuary hGll for the purpose
hRra indicated
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-04
Our Letter Box

Contributions on Timely Subjects
Not ExcOoding TWO hundred WORDS
Are invited from Our
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-04

am a graduate and IL
csnsed physician, and
permanently established
In this city, where 1 have
a first class profess
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-04
AisIe of Car bel smear.

A veteran railroad man CAV a piece of
valuable advice not long ago.
IT you ever get into a wreck" he said,
and have time to follow out his sugges
ton, remember this; Always stand IN the
aisle. Most of the injuries that are suffered
occur because the victim Is crushed be-
tween the seats. If you are In the aisle
you may be thrown forward and bruised
a little, but there is much less chance OF
receiving serious hurts. II isn't always
possible to get out of your seat before the
crash comes, but II II is follow that ad-
vice"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-04

II you have anything 10 sell or trade
and want qiuck action. advertise it in The
Bee Want Al. Columns.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-06
WILCOX THINKS
we'll OFC0T7ON
SAYS INDUSTRY HAS
\, A PROMISING FUTURE
Director Of Experiment Station
Makes Interesting Statement
Before the Promotion Commit
tee. t, r

Cotton cultivation will become one
o fthe most valuable industries of the
Hawaiian Islands was the statement
made before the Promotion Committee
yesterday afternoon by DR., e. v. viii
cox, the director OF the Federal Elk.
pertinent station. DR., Wilcox said
that there was no doubt that a high
grade OF cotton could be grown Ia the
islands and that the output can be
readily disposed OF.
THE cotton industry, 1t seems to
me, Is one that can be fitted In with
those Industries now existing helc
without interfering with any Of them"
said DR.. Wilcox. Cotton is the hest
money crop In the world So mucn
cotton means so much cash"
Cotton Is emlnently the poor mans
crop, for 1t can be raised with the
minimum OF expense and brings the
maximum of returns. The ease with
which they can produce their cotton
is the rnination of the poor negroes OF
the southern States"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-06
Chinese ATHLETIC
CLUB At HOME

Last night at st. E1iz,bcn's House
there was n big gathering of the
friends and supporters Of .hc Chinese
Athletic Club. from s oc.oCk TIL "a
late hour everybody was made wei.
come. and tho hosts were uptiring in
their efforts to make their guests feel
at home.
The Chinese Consul was present, as
was Mayor Fern. The latter made a
speech In both the English and Chin.
ese language. His effort in the latter
language was masterpiece
Music and refreshments. were IN ord.
er all the evening and the Hawaiian
band played some fine selections. Mr..
Goo Kim, who Is leaving fOr China In
the near future. also made speech
which brought down the house.
The cur won by the c. A. C.s was
presented to the victorious team by
the Mayor. and the Hall & Sons tro
| PLY was also handed over. The even
I ing wound up with three cheers fol
/ the Chinese Athletic Club. The whole
| program was carried out In good style
and the guests all enjoyed themselves
1 to the limit.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-06
TWELVE HUDRED GALLONS

Were taken after test bv Federal
reonle Of the Eureka Perfection
Roof Paint. Send for Booklet, P.
O. Box 80.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-06

Bulletin Business Office Phone ESQ.
'"""''r rditc-'al Room Phone las
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-06
HEAVY SENTENCE.
CONTINUED from PAGE ~

Harada came up previous to this for
sentence and . strong plea WAS made
for him by his attorney, L. A. Douthitt,
who asked for nominal sentence. He
gave his client an exceptionally good
reputation despite the charge against
him Of ha,borng women and endowed
him with the milk Of human Kindness.
Assistant United States District Al.
torney Rawlins spoke for the prose
cutiOn and put an entirely, different
phase on the question. making him
out common procurer. Breckons
rose and offered to produce witnesses
to prove Rawlins' assertion and Don.
thitt accepted the challenge. saying
that he would also produce others n
prove his statements. BY the consent
OF both counsel. sentence wls post.
poned until tomorrow morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-06
SUGAR STOCKS

II Is reasonable to expect our local
stocks adyincing In view Of the recent
rise In the sugar market and the sud
den termination of the Japanese
strike. Purchasers OF these securities
a few weeks ago are now rejoicing
over their profitable investment and
as u result the Honolulu Stock Elk.
change 10 perhaps one of the busiest
places In our city, second only to the
Real Estate Exchange. where the de.
mand for Kaimuki lots with their rea.
sonable prices. and good values, are
equally as interesting from an invest.
ment standpoint
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-06
NEW TODAY
lin THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE

\ I'm THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.
At Chambers. In Probate. In the
Matter of the Estate OF Robert Nell
son, Deceased. A document pur-
porting to be the Last VIII and
Testament OF Robert Nelson. de-
ceased, having on the 9Th day of
August, A. ID. 1909, been presented
to said Probate Court, and Petit
ton for Probate thereof, praying for
the issuance Of Letters Testament
airy to c, II, Dickey having been filed
by c. II. Dickey. II is ordered that
Tuesday, the It'll day of September,
A. ID. 1909. at 10 o'clock a. M, of
said day. at the court room of said
Court In. the judiciary Building in
the City and County of Honolulu, be
and the same is hereby appointed
the time and place for proving said
will and hearing said application.
Dated Honolulu. August 6, 1903.
by the Court:
JOHN MARCELLINO,
Clerk First Circuit Court.
43sl--Aug, 6, 1S, 90, 81.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-06

THE0. H. DAVIES & CO., Agents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-06

The Mayor spent his time yesterday
signing ordinances, signing no less
than seven. One was u resolution ap.
propriating $3.50 a meath to the puo,
motion committee. The rest were the
plumbing, fish, etc, inspection. SAM.
tary inspection. appointment Of co,nty
physician and care of indigept sick.
death reports and the tenement house
ordinance.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The Bulletin Office has for
sale the largest and best five-cent
scratch pad ever placed on the Ho-
nolulu market.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-06

Saskatchewan Boards: 10 Pioneer.
$l74.5O: % Pioneer. $174,50, 100 Pau
hau, SGT; 100 Paauhau. &27;; 65 Pau.
hau. $27; 400 Haw. C. & &. Co., 500;
$50 Oahu Sug. Co., $50. 80 Oahu Sug.
Co. S32; 200 Oahu Sug Co., 1872; 20
Pioneer, STA so; 80 Haw. c. & s. Co.
$32.75; 90 Eva. ,330.75; so Iva, $3l;
80 Waimanalo $3.50: 50 Olaa, s462lt:
so Olaa, $+.62h; 25 Pioneer sl74.50;
rs Pioneer. 3I74.50: 81 Waialua,
$1O9.5O; 10000 Hilo r. r. Go, $97. SEES.
sion: 80 Honokaa. .S19; SO Honokaa,
SO; 10 Honokaa. SIS: so Oahu sug.
Co.. $32; IS Oahu Sus. Co., S32; 35
Oahu Sug. CO.. $32: s Oa!in Sug. CO.,
$32: 8 Oahu Sug. Co.. So, so Olaa
.$+75;, SO Olaa, $4.75: 80 Oahu Sugar
Co., $32; s Olaa. 3i.75.
: Latest sugar quotation 4.o1s cents
or 5000 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-06
FREE AUTO RIDES

The Independent Auto Stand. King
and Bishop streets. wishes to an
nounce that tomorrow, Saturday, eve.
ming business men calling at their
stand will be taken home free OF
charge, The boys are starting out
right and want all to know who and
where they are.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-06


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ANYTHING new IN the sporting line?
ANYTHING good IN the ,iauor line? You
can AMI n at "The Two Jacks.'
n YOU want a good lob done ON a,t
,n,o mr. carriage take /, to Hawaiian
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county ATTORNEY naeo VI MAUI" IL
still In town. waiting Tor an important
matter to be settled before returning
to his home next Tuesday.
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, 1909-07-14

l9pee.l ia.pttcb to the HoraIdI
Trenton. n =. Sunday BY throwing
hea over hoard from "a canoe Keuda EIeod,
professor + oefamlc- iu the Trenton School
3t ludu7tria. Art, to-auy saved the life Of
Miss Wiu}frod Brown. and hundreds Of per-
sons who Witnessed the act from the shore
nppIauded his quick wit and courage,
which nomly cost his own life.
Professor 81 Cd md Miss Brown had
gone for @ paddle in a double can, e in .
ruceway They were caught by the tor.
rent, which turned the PROV of their craft
towards the Delaware River. There is a
whirlpool at the junction and the course is
about two hundred feet long and very steep
The ram Of the last few days had made it
more than usually dangerous.
AS the canoe swept swiftly into the cur
ront, Professor EIeod realzed that to go
into the deep water Mt the junction with
the river would mean death to one OF
chem, il not TO both He kept his nerve,
ana without a word Of his intention, mere
+ cautioned the girl to sit still. Suddenly,
as tue canoe was passing p shallow place,
he caught her round the waist, lifted her in
the AIR, and flung her into the water up to
her waist
His purpose was to leap after her, but
he had no chance The force of his action
rocked the craft AMI sent it with him
svirl;ng into the whirlpool. Although a
III WINNER he had all he could do to
( .aok to shore, but meantime Miss
beas4 had proved herself of equal met
tie reaching a cluster of rocks, con
tr.v.a pull herself out Of the torrent on
to t1s AK.
Al his happened in a few minutes, and
hArdly had the two been il the water when
the canoe was smashed to fragments against
the rocks just outside the whirlpool.
Shouts had gone up from hundreds of per-
sons on shore Who did not at first realize
the import of the professors act in throw
ing the girl from the boat, but. it was
only q minute or two before the presence of
mlnd was appreciated, and both she and he
We're drawn to safety Ibid
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-15
2e6te 152 SATIRE.

@n. 8orr, gn9lonos dlteiter
Malllt, beiratete nit 1870 gum oritten
Wale, orbeitete I'M Seloe Bis 1872 unb
lebte nod 20 Sabre langer. 2eute
NIT 80 Sabren louten nod iugenblib
fem. Sames 8rigbt bon SpenloG,
SIT, 8eigt, mie man jung bleibt. uSSh
fiible mie elm &nobe bon 16 Sabren,"
i6reibt er," ona6oem i6 feds Sla=
i6en electric 8itters genomntel1.
Seit 80 Sobren mo6ten mir Reroen-
leioen 0os 2eben 5ur 2ait, aber Ste
erite Sloide oieler multoerbaren Wte-
bi5in iiber5euete midi, ooB i6 oas
grobte Seilmittel auf grben gefltn-
BEN" @s lit cine @ottesgabe fiiy
i6ma6e franfli6e uno alte 8erionen,
8eriu6t es. SOC bel allen 9ruggilten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-15
9eeos. ipelde nansae6em"

Sic ale miiien etuas bon 8fer-
Den, me6e uausgeben".
Sic aae baben BEN Wann ge-
fannt, mel6er BON ben Sdrtblern
Bferoe fartfte unb bonn entoedtc,
Dob lie untsgaben".
&al1fte, obne iie porber erprobt 81
baben.
SanOelte er llarril6er als Ger
Wfa11n, Der bett Iebten Dollar bonn
&anfpreis ieines 2anbes be5ablt, pb=
ne norbet ben Sitel nnteriuden 81
laiien.
9ie Itnteriubul1g, Sic er ipGter
pornobnl, 5eiste ibnl einen idledte,l
unb feblerbaften Sitel = boa rell
aaerlei uebertraeungen, Die in @irf-
lihfeit nihts iibertrogen = Elm oo4-
iommener 9ru6 int Ser &ette.
@ir liefcrn Sbnen einen @bitraft
Dor ooer nod Dem &auf oes 2anoes.
8erlongt einen Mbitraft, bepor SIR
fanft - Der 8eiiber be5oblt oafiir.
Sic 8erar Nbitraet Company.
209 @eit=Gpmmcree Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-15

eigi iein miBte. Sect 1T er ullab-
bangig uno iebt 5ogert man trotbem,
i'm &onig ooer g5ar 5u neltller.
Gigentlib lit oas obideulih, trogifp-
mild, man fonnte ouf bie Soea
fommen, ooB iib Die Serri6aftelt
einen Sur nit Dem euten Serbtnano
erlaubten. Qber 10 etmos lit BET
Dem u@rnit Ser Situotion" ia poqig
ousgei9lolien.
Ser Sitel yG5ar" lit iibrigens III
9ulgarien Elm biltorii6 beredtigter.
Sic groBen Serrl9er 8ulgoriens i'm
Mtittelalter nantlten iid G5aren. Ger
Sitel g5or lit ~aGer6ings alid pon
Dem lateinii6en gaeior abgeleitet,
bot ober BET oen ilapiiden 8olferlt
III Sit=guropa 1lie Die 8eoeutltlg
erlanet, mie BET belt eermanii6en
8olfern @eft-@uropo's bas ebenfol(s
BON Gaeior obgeleitete v&aiier". Gaor
muroe ihlieBli6 Die etnfade 9e-
5eidnltne oes Serriders, oes an-
nigs. 8eter ser &roBe bot ben &ai=
i%ertitel ou6 nidt olgerlommelL
neil er nur cine lte6eriebnng lei
mes ~G5orentitels NOR, ionbern neil
er iid oamit alsyeadfolger Ger oft-ro=
miiden &oifer be5eidnen mnlltc
Sc lit alio fali6, ipenn man bon Sem
@5aren BON 8ulgorien ais eii.ell
u&oiier" ipribt. go peit rei6en Die
@spirotionen Seroinan6's nidt, or
lit ibon 5%ufrieoen, ipenn er &onig
qenannt miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-15
Ssh mie6erhoTp mpi,1e 9itte mp;n

sd m~ieoerboIe meilte 8itte, mein
Serr, unier &ous au perlaiien,"
JOINT lebe i6 mild ge5tpungen, iofort
meil1en @ater ODER meinen 8rubcr
berbei5nr1tfe1, I'm ibnen bie noti9er,
Infflaruneen 5n eeben."
SOS meroen sic nidt tltr, mein
5raulein. m~enieitens ri6t eber, ols
bis Sic mid ge6ort baben uno Sic
miiiien mild b0ren, Sic milifen.
Worger, nenr Ser @beno iinft, mer-
De i6 Sic o1f Dem olten Sobon-
ni%sfrieobof ernartell. Sort ltDrt ulls
niemono. Sd meroe Sbnen alles
Sbner iogen, mas i6 Sbnen iagen
m11B III id meroe nibt NIT Der @im=
per 5uden, nenn Sic midi, no6oel1
Sic mi6 gebort, ben S6erben aus
liefern mol1en, Die mid iltder. Mor-
gen abeno alio! Sd erparte Sic
Die gon5e No6t."
@r neigte leibt ben b1tnflen &opf
uno beri6ndno i'm Heben5immer.
&orleen lebnte balb obnm1ftig I'M
ser @mlo.
Wit Sbr orebte lib alles I'M &rei-
ie. Ni6t genllg bab Der Mam1 oorI
Elm 8erbre6en arf Ser Seele botte,
bob er ibren 8ater uno 8ruoer be-
frog, BOB er ii6 ibr &aus eingeidli-
hen, iebt 1po1te er sic nod peron-
laiien, ettpas gon5 ungebeuerli6eS 5u
tnn. Cine mabniinnige @ngit erfo5-
tie lie, nift onein Dor Dem Sremoea
1tno ieiner Shnlo, ionoern aud Dor
li6 ielber. 8er rettete lie aus oieler
8irrnis?
90 eridien 8eter 8anfpib in Ser
geoffneten Sir nnb mortlos, nillenS=
losflii6tete lie IN feline, ibr ani6ei-
memo MIR gum S6er5 entgegengebrei=
teten glrme.
@or freuoigem Sdred entfiel i1tl,
fem @ugenglas uno 5erbra6 flirreno
am 8ooen.
uS6iisen Sic mid, Beter," baud.
te iie gon5 per5meifelt. Sic mlliien
mir belfen."
uMGe Wal," e~ntgegnete 9eter
8anfnib eroBartig, Die maiier-
blauen Mugen melt aufreiberto u1o
ibr berubigeno Sen &iiden fIopfelto,
mas 4orleen einen S6ouer berltr-
lagte. Sic umflammerte i'm aber
oo6 nit betoen Mrn1en unb fliiiterta
otmlos: SD fiirbte midi 10 iebr!"
8eter 8onfiuib tatidelte gutnsit.
tig ibren blonDen &opf.
SEQ, na", begiitigte er.
y9arf man gratltlieren2" tonte
90 plosli6 cine etpas i6orfe Stim-
me ooamiiden, uno MiGa 2ailO-
beim itedte nergierig ibren bloilocf
&opf our6 Sen b1utten 8orbang.
&arleens Mrme, Die Beter 8o1lf-
fuis nod u%mflommert bielten, iallfel
plotlib i6laff berab. Wit groBell
eri9redten Mugen itarrte iie fire
Sdmdgerin an.
9iele aber hotte idon beioer Sall,
De ergriffen uno cine Slut bon cl.
lerbonb guten( @iini6en brauite
iiber Die beiben bin.
8eter 8anfpis iab nidt eben ie6r
geiItrei6 oabet aus, aber er tpar gel
itesgegenpartig genug, Die u1ertpar-
tete Gbance, Die ibm Elm gliidlider
3nfoll bot, a%us5unusen.
(6ortieeiula folat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-15
MIIerIei.
9ie Ronbention Der

q Z IT,
9ie &%onbention Der State
| federation of 2obor" bat iid om
5reitas pertast. @alpefton murbe
als naditer ~@eriammIungsplas nus
erieben unb nadftebenoe @ealmtell
muroen erm1blt: 8rGlioent, S. $.
| Stride, @alpeiton; DISQUALIFICATION,
WiGiam SoefseL San Mntonio,
6. 6. @asaier, Sort @ortb, S. 6.
8iaioms, 9eniion, go. garnep, Gal
peiton, IS. g. @bite, Dallas. S. s.
Sill, 8aco, @iGiam s.. 3bcin-
bort, 9olliton, 8. &ouiiele, Mar-
ibaa, 81. 9. Greer, Beaumont, Soe
amiteab, Muitin, Sob Mc@rem,
Sherman 3. &eBler, Sburber, S. 9.
Scopes, Sort Mrtbur, IS. g. Mi!eD,
galeitine; Sefretdr unb 56asnei-
iter, Sobn 81. Spencer, @aco glerf,
@alter Sol6siport6; Sergeant.at-
Mrms, 6. s. WcslnaIp, Sort @ort6,
Giiiftent Sergeant-at-Mrms, 81. Is.
Riti6fe, @uitin.
Cine Observation-Disclosures
iber Breis nno 9rt uno @eiie Ser
8e3ablune bot au elmer &Iage Der
Waperif-Glarf 2itbograpb Gompar)
gegen 9erar County fir 1924 ge-
fiibrt. Sc banoelt ii1 tint 9rudla-
den II. +. M. fir Die leste @obI i'm
Nobember, Die bon Nidter Gboof
beltellt tpur6en, uno Die bas COUNTY
na6 ben in m6ern Counties geforoer-
ten 8reiien berebnet, mdbreno Ser
Iuoiteur Der Meinung lit, baB iie
nod Dem &ontraft Ser Sirma nit
Dem @onntp bere6net meroen mil.
len. Der l1nteridieo lit i1ur ein ge-
ringer, bod banbelt es ii6 Inn ein
Rrin5ip, meldes our6 Die @eribte
feitgeiteat peroen mlB.
= Dos ungliiflide greignis in
G~flugbaupts 8dderei, in meldem Der
iunge Otto BeIaer fem 9eben bein1
Teigmiiden p%erlor, miro bon Nie.
mano ernitlider beflaet mie bon
Serrn 8~flugbmlpt ielbft, fir me(dell
Der gerungliidte erit cine ISOLDE ge-
arbeitet bat. Serr Bflugbaupt trllg
ale unfoiten Der @eeroigung uno
ihloB iein @ei6Gft fir "a Stuil.
ben. Die Waidinerie, nit peIder
bas ltngliid gei6ob, miro nibt nie-
Der gebraudt, ionbern SEER Bflng-
boupt bat iogleid cine bonitGtioig
neue bon Der S. $. 9ap Wanufoctlt.
ring COMPANY IN Cincinnati g., Be.
lte1t. IS lit Dies cine Soroerrllg
Der bieiigen @ddermeiiter- @erbilt-
oung, iomie Ser Sobrif mel6e Die
Maidine beritellt, ooB feline Waidi.
ne, bel peder elm llnfaa paiiiert,
fuieoer gebra1dt miro. Die SaIrif
eriest Die Woi6me foitenfrei. Bis
CUR 4nfunft Der neuen Wai6ine miro
bas 8roo in Der 8fluebaupt'idea
9aderei per Sano gemiIdt unb Sit
den, Yies II. f.. 10. BON Der Bidder
meiiter-8 erbinoung geliefert.
Oscar s. Miner, Seftious.
@ormmn Der Siibliden 8aeiiic
81bn, mirbe aif Dem balben Meg
8lpii6en l1naloe uno Spofforo, mobr-
iheinlib BON Der Sintertreppe 0es
i6nea fabrenben Baiiogier3uges 9so.
10, ~setroffen. BON ieinen arbeitertt
bemuBtlos oufgefunoen. Gin Spe'
~5iol5rg bradte ben @erlesten nod
Dem bieiigen Santo Hoia Soipitai,
mo man berousfano, oaB iein S6doel
ourh ben StoB perlest lei. Wtter
lit felt Sobren I'M 8ienite Der Balm
uno BEL @naco6o Sill %ltationiert. Gr
iit perbeiratet uio bat Samilie.
SEER s. $. &irfpatrid lit BON
Den County, ommiiidren als Dele
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= Ser Seem Srleonier 9onfier
@m. @oler, Der 8raiioent Der oorti-
gen State National 8anf, oelie'l
leniationene Sludt unO 8ieoerfebr
ieiner5eit aagemeines Nufieben err
regte, lit pom @unoeseeridt in gsep
Orleans Der u%ngeborigen @ermell-
Dung BON @anfgelbern idnloig BE-
funoen noroen. @r ioa iiber cine bui-
be Miaion Dollars unteri6lagen bo-
ben
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gridlt alte Gecprbe.

Mls algemeines @bfiibr-Sonic nno
@elunobeits| Wittel fam feline anoere
Biae nit Or. Sings Seem 2ife 8ia
pergli1en merben. sic reguliren Sen
Magen, oie 2eber nrto Niererl, itar-
fen oie Nerpen, furiren l1nperoartli6-
felt, 9pspepiie, @%aligfeit, @elbiudt,
&opfi6mera S6iittelfrolt uno Meala-
ria. 8eriudt Tie. 25c Bel allen
OrAgeilten.
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got bon 8erar County 51 Ser Sron5-
Mtliiiiippi &onbention, mel6e an
16. anguit in 9enper begiltnt, err
nutnt.
@ie cine 9epeibe aus Der
merifaniiden So1ptItoot meloet,
miro Die 4opelle oes 10. Gegin1ents
at l%tnierer p5oir" fommen lno ouf
bem MusItealtnasplub 1pielelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-15
Offeme 3farriteae.

Die nebangeIiide proteitantiihe
@emeinoe gum beiligen @eilt" in
fredericksburg, iuht einen Baftor.
@ebalt $500 oas Sabr auBer Neben,
einfiinften. 8etperber poaen iib BAL
Digit melben bel
Garl Silfer,
fredericksburg, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-15
g[eratIid 8roris.

Sin @r5t erbdlt ipdt AM abeno
Die aorte zines &oaegen. u&onm
bod nod ein biB6en in Die 9neipe,
uns feblt Der brittle Waltn gum
Sfat!"
o2iebe @milie," iagte er nun 81
%ieil1er Srou, i'd meroe nodmals
forteerufen."
SIT es benn 10 ipidtie2"
va6, elm i6nieriger Salt ant
portete er, u3mei &er5te iifto idcn
oal"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-11
WOMAN Will
testify AGAINST
R. R. OEFAULTER
(By Associated Pres.

CINCINNATI, Nov 1O.-Mrs.
Jeanette Stewart, also known as
Mrs. Ford, the woman accused by
Charles Warriner, the defaulting To-
cal treasurer of the Big Four rail-
road, of having shared his pecula-
tions by blackmailing him, declared
tonight that she would tell the COM
plete story of the $643,000 theft
when the case came into court. At
the same time Mrs. Stewart denied
receiving money from Warriner.
The sudden breaking of his sill
ence was occasioned, according to
his own statement, by a quarrel
with another woman, also mentioned
by Warriner. This quarrel result
ed in the attachment of Mrs. Stew
arts furniture today by the railroad
officials, who are puzzled as to what
became of the $643,000 which War
riner admits having stolen. War
riner claims he lost heavily in stock
gambling and by the demands OF
blackmail, but the explanation is un-
satisfactory to the officials.