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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-10-07

Water pipe is cheaper than it
was ever sold before at Gillian &
Bisbee's.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-10-07

While flies are bad get your
screens of Gillian s. Bisbee.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-08
PULLIAM'S MEM'RY x TO BE KEPT EVER
 GREEN
Special from United Press.)

(SD6Clal rom Un1CeQ GTeSS.)
 Pittsburg Oct S.-In all the glow and enthusiasm incident to the open ing of the worlds series, there is one touch of sadness. At the meeting of the National Commission this morning in the Hotel Schenley, there was mo sent face. Harry Pulliam was not there and try as they would the mem bers now wearing the ribbons of au- thority could not go about their work with their old time buoyancy.
 Chairman August Hermann has taken in an extreme executive emer- gehcy. But Harry Pulliam was the one member of the lofty tribunal to whom the humblest fan did not apply for justice in vain.
 It was this feeling that prompted the National Commission to give ready acquiesence to Chairman Herrmann's suggestion of the adoption of reSolu- tions in Pulliams memory as follows:
 This series is the fiftf one played Commission. A year makes changes indeed. Harry c. Pulliam, one of the originators of these series, has passed away. His counsel in this body will be heard no more. Organized base ball never had a more zealous or de- voted supporter. In order that his memory may forever remain green, therefore, it is directed by the Ma tional Commission that a memorial card be printed and that on the day scheduled for the first game of the worlds series in each year. the cards be distributed to all of the eligible players of the contesting clubs, official umpires, scorers and business repre- sentatives as well as to the owners of the contending clubs; and on the same day of each year there be placed on the grave of Harry c. Pulliam in Louisville Ky, floral wreath as a token of the esteem in which he was held by everyone connected with or ganized baseball.
 By order of the National Commis- sion. (Signed) B. B. Johnson. John A. Heiller, August Hermann, chairman, John D. Bruce, secretary
 Chairman Hermann assured his as sociates of the National Commission that while the fans would, be cheer ing the Pirates and Tigers on Forbes Field this afternoon, a floral token of love and appreciation would be placed on Pullian's grave in Cave Hill ceme- tery in Louisville.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-08
Aspiring Football Teams Challenged
 By Ansonia Talent

Manager Thomas Donovan of the Academy football team. Ansonia, in a lengthy communication to the Farmer challenges any eleven in Connecticut that has aspirations for state cham pionship honors. The Thunderbolts' South Ends of St. Josephs or tnls city are especially requested to take note. The Academys last year won the Junior State championship by Vlr- tue of their victories over the star lights of :Naugatuck, who had in turn defeated the Thunderbolts of this city, the All-Meridens, Carletons and Films of Waterbury. This season finds them greatly strengthened, for which req son they will go out for the senlor honors. The team plays most of it's games at Sunnyside Park in Shelton, where is situated one of the finest eridirons in the state. Next sunday they will have as their opponents the Tammanys of this city, which club has been considerably strengthened and is explained by NdcMahon> of last las years champion Acorn elevens While Ed. Casey, the Villanova star, IS coach and also a back. Local man agers are advised to get into the go- ing at once and communicate with Manager Donovan at his home 1S9 N. Main Street. Ansonla-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-08
See Dazie at Polls next week.
BOYS DEPARTMENT

OF Y. M- c. A.
 The Bible Study clubs of the boys department of the Y. M- c. A. have organized for\the winter. On Satur- day at noon the High school and Grammar school boys will meet around the dinner table for organization The menu will be 'hot dogs. All boys in these two divisions are urged to be on Eand at 12 o'clock sharp. Saturday there is to be a bike parade at ana a bike race at Seaside Park at 3 A boy to enter the race must be in the parade. Every boy in the city who rides a bike is invited. The winner of the race will be given a years mem bership in the boys department Of the Y. MIG. A. The distance will be one mile and the boy making the slowest time will be declared the winner. Get
 Saturday night in the department rooms on Gilbert street at 8 o'clock Dr. R. G. Collins will give the first practical talk of the season. All poys 12 years and over are invited.
 Judge Frank l.. Wilder is the speak- CT at the Discussion club Sunday alter noon at o'clock. His subject will be "Friends." All boys To years aho over are invited.
 All High school fellows whether members of the department or not are invited to attend a meeting in the de- partment at 7:30 o'clock saturday night. This means something do1ng for the High school fellows.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-08
WALL STREET TO-DAY.
cspecial from United Press.)

Especial from United Press.)
 New York, Oct. 8.-The stock mar ket opened strong with gains of 1-2 to 5-4 in many issues Kansas and Tex as showed particular activity advanc- ing 5-S to 43 1-2. Steel common show ed unusual activity. Other issues ruled at high levels.
 Il a. m.-Although trading was not as large as earlier in the week inter est in Steel common continued strong for the first hour. It fIuctuated slightly but several large buying or ders kept it up. New York Central advanced more than a. point and Penn sylvania and Atchison were firm.
 Government bonds unchanged; other bonds irregular.
 Noon.-Trading in the late forenoon was extremely quiet with sales in small lots and price movements con- fined within small fractions. c. & o. moved up If but nothing else show ed noteworthy action.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-08
ENGAGEMENT OF MIR.
 KLINE ANNOUNCED

Jacob Kline. junior member of the firm of Kline Bros., dealers in dry goods, is engaged to Miss Dora Cohen, a popular young woman of Erie, Pa. The enga cement was announced this morning. MT. Kline is a progressive business man end enjoys many friends and a large circle of acquaintances.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-08
PROFESSIONAL ANNOUNCEMENT

pr. William J. Mclaughlin whose dental parlors were formerly at State and Main streets, is now located at room 38 Sanford Buildino. I 16 *tf.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-08
CLEANEASY. THE BEST HAND
 SOAP.

Guaranteed not to 1njure the skin. Instantly removes Stove Polish, Rust. Grease, Ink, Paint and Dirt. For the hands or clothing. Large can 10 cents Manufactured by Wm. R. Winn. 25a Stratford Ave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-08
THr pRryTYEST EscE

THE FREIIIFGST EIACE. and the most beautiful hands are of. ten disfigured by an unsightly wart. It can easily be removed in a few days without pain by using Cyrus Wart Remover, for sale only at The Cyrus Pharmacy, 253 Fairfield avenue and 126 Cannon St
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-21
SAYS CORPORATIONS
USE TRADE CHECKS

State Labor commissioner Chlrlt's
Daugherty today received pathetic
letter from 4. p. Brennan, Of GoWen
Plttsburg county. in which he states
that the Baker Reid Mining company
which also operates general store
at GoWcn. is driving him oW q thh
mercantile business by reason Of slN-
ing checks In place Of money - men
who work i'm their mines These
checks are bout all the legal tender
here is IN the community, he com
plains Tie Second Oklahoma lesisla
laturo passed a law which makes !
"A misdemean0f for amy person. llrh
or corporation to give checks CONS
cards. script or my other thing TO.
money III payment for wages Wtle.i
is not cashable at any bank WIlhli
he state
iabae Commissioner Daugheuy AL
50 reports some complaints being re-
caiyed from saHmin districts neal
Huge of circulating checks and com
in place of money which are geo
only al the companE's ores Inc n
Dor commissioner Will at once plae
the matter in the hands OF The eoaf
Ity ettomey OF Pittsbuts county
prosecute the RakerReidt company.
The penalty for violating The Law
no less than So and MOI more ina
! 5000 for the offense.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-21
OSACE COUNTY WANTS
TICK ERADICATION

Secretary Charles +. Barrett OF the
state board of agriculture today r..
cciyed number Of letters from The
growers Of native eat le in osagc
county endorsing the boards stand
10 prevent Southern cattle being snip
pei into Usage county mex year te
feed on the range Many ealtlemen oi
osage county have written he board
-eeenuy asking for information con
eernlng the tick eradication movement
stating that they are anxious 70 ilt
their county of the infection OF the
! Texas fever tick as soon as posathie
John F. Palmer, a promiuen attor
nev and cattleman of Pawhuska, not
fled Secret Try Barrett today that tn
county commissioners of Usage com
Fty and large number Of eatllemei
from that county would NEE with ta
board in Oklahoma city ON Oc'obe
: 9Th foe the purpose OF making arrang
ments f0r the immediate cleaning Il
Iof pawhuska county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-21
WAS NEAR DEATH IN
WATER POWER TURBINE

Chickasha. Okla. Sept p Alfred
Harris. "A real estate dealer b. beWe
a strong swimmer escaped henh
drowned and crushed in the turbines
af The water power plant H 9he
Washita river near this piaea iarra
had gone 10 the power pant at nish5
10 look III the machinery aud fell
through. san open door int tFa AIf
feet Of water near the noius sNfgl
il is dia4n through the 15f3e~s'si
p0agrr turbines. =" 7lfN
Harris was sucked beneath the
Whirlpool. 4 could hear the roar ef
the water" he sadd and could feel
that / was being carried into DE tur.
bine I swan desperately iu my
struggle beneath the water. and nhai-
II found that was making Roadway
aud vas coming 10 the surface.
Luckily. as rose | was near a pro-
iecting iron rod. which | caught /
shouted for help and was rescued oY
my companions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-21
MISSING STAR WITNESS
LOCATED IN PANAMA

". +. McDaniels formerly OF Sa-
pulra. who was the star witness in
the g.and jurs investigations in
Creek county which resulted in the
Wholesale Indictment Of persons ne.
siding in Sapulpa ON charges Of vic.
lating the prohibition law and
against Sheriff King, the chiet oi
police. and County Attorney Jackson
for misconduct of office, has been
located in Panama McDanicls sud
denly disappeared several weeks ago
and many Creek county people, IN
Guiding lac state enforcement de-.
partment officials, believed he had
been dealt with foully Tho word re-
eeiycd by Enforcement Attorne5
Caldwell thar NcDaniels had gone
TO Panama was verified today when
Assistant Attorney General Charles
Moore received copy OF The Mem
nbis Reveule. Of Memphis, Mo.
which relates that w e. McDanieis
of sapulpa, has ordered his pape
sent to Panama City. Panama.
McDaniels is The man who testified
G-fere the grand jury thai he ha'
made over 100000 in operatlni
taints in sapulpa since statehood.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-21
WANT TO FORM NEW COUNTY

Attorneys from CoWdeu. Wash. "a
county. are in the city today eNamin-
ing into the proceedings necessary y
have an election called to crea.e 4
new county
one of the attorneys stated that
there is d movement ON foot TO cut oil
portion OF The eastern part Of WASN'T
ia county ana portion OF the eastern
part of Caddo county aud form q
new county. Ii the necessary voters
sign the petition for such am election
Cowden and Colony will be the asmr
ants for the county seat homo s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-21
rick MESSALL DENIED
. HABEAS CORPUS WRIT
Criminal Court Of Appeals Hands
Down Opinions in Special
Session Today

The cimiual court OF appeals mel
hi suecial session this morning with
Presiding judge Henry at Fufnaa
and Judges Doyie and owen presents
Judge owen iu an opinion a.iHma
tue oue-Ncar sentence imposed upon
3ra%se4 T}nW Yao Was canFtcIa lh
lhe United Siales c9urt al Claremore
in 1907 ON the charge OF assaullng
Harvey King
Presiding judge F0fmau di7misses
The writ 81 babeas corpus application
OF Diek Cook OF Garfield county WHO
wanted il e1ade serving a term III
the county jail for Violating the pro
hibition lew. cook alleged irfesu
lmities in the record made ihe
clerh. The com3 lays down the tot
lowing rule THE failure oI the
clerk or recording officer to make
correct record does MOI yiila'e tho
proceedings in a court OF record. The
court may al AMY time during liz
term at which tae proceedings an
had. correct amend Or supply onis
sions 10 make the record tfle
Denied Habeas Corpus Writ
Presiding Judge Furmau disuis-e
he haboa4 corpus application OF lle
Il. MossalL president % .he tnd eit
council. Whe Was. recently egayiete
Il ON the charge 81 violating lbe prl
+ hibitien iaw IN ihe county court
Garfield county NessalI is nov o.
OH bond ana f motion Is HeadHa e
4 nov TRIAL Tae case Is dlsmtsse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-21
HOME FROM EUROPEAN TOUR

Mr. and Nss L. MSer. Of ~ -.
aan avenue. returned . Guthrie tast
evening from a four months tour oi
continental Europe we had most
delightful trip" said Mr.. Myer. and
thoroughly eniY every momeP
No. didn't clinh lhe Alps. as ] am
hardly bull on The lines Of a noun
tain climber. huf we We're content 20
view their grandeur from . aeighbot
ina hotel. The trip down the RHINE
with its wealth Of legenlrt and ais
forie interest IS One never 90 /. lof
gotten Of All lhe Eurapean com
tries we visited Germany appears e
be- the most prosperous. Just nov
her people from The Kaiser down
arc daffy oyer airships. Yes, Q
course We visited AHHieh-and SAY
tho brow Is simply auseezeichuit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-21
SEWER DISTRICT FOR
THE EGG" ADDIT ION
City Council Grants Request
Use Of Streets During
Guthrie Fair Week

tba qttanrred tnrctina of th
,.......,.
Guy couhcH lass hi5"'
were passed ordering = feadfefftse
mont tor bids ou hirty blocks
..,,hatt ,,.,i,,., and 4evan bl4rks III
.-s...a..
"s"Dle Oou'9V r.
1he brlck Is ~ he lalo ou Npl1'
Division street fp1m Cleveland %
Washington avenues The city was
,aorire3 to lower tae established
n........ .t,... ,bicb ner
Ai"N9 ~ NJ '.''A
esalJated lie Ieao'
bids oh that street The districts lh
bich tho asnh1It bids are again
f.rtoa.s
'9N'" ~ II ., rift,
! Neal ""lhc'
to Thirteenth street, Nioth Oh a9lee'
,rtv feet
,,t,.,,anth .root from Warner to
.f..ot
tleNR!aHa "F0''''''
thirty fest ,,;,
West Cleveland avenue e.H ~, ~ y,
teenth % Nlnelethla auee'' N'0''' II
street Thirty ieet
Aln# eehth street. ilQuh AleAs ~.
t9 Warner NlatA q at~'4 Al'i' f
feet e a,fe
West Noble avenue llo'n t9ls
eenth to Alheteehlh S'iFSts' "'o''
i street iorl5 feet r ,.f..
Washington avenue liaii ra,I
Elm street Nl''h 81 s.''o, f.,n ~ E,m +,
, fist t0dha"t 1#f[,,5 .r..t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-21
'lTTISH RITE FALL REUNION

Announcement Is made that the
Scottish Rte Consistory will hold
lhe annual fan reunion on October s
Il ana ON account of the general
crop failure throughout the state II
was thought thai the attendance ano
new class would De small but since
the recent rains Secretary DeIE mas
received eight applications TO take tho
Scottish Rite degrees at the comins
reunion and as large a class as usua
IS now expected.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-21
LAST WORDS WERE A
FAREWELL TO $eE
well, Nora, | Guess I'm Going
We Have Made a Brave
Fight" He Said
fBy Associated Press)

Rochester. Minn. Sept 2l-Goyes-
nor John A. Johnson, three times
elected governor Of Minnesota. can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for President of the United States in
1905 ana loked upon by many through
out the country as the probable Demo
cratic National standard bearer IN
1912. died at hospitel here % S.29
o'clock this morning, following am
ape alton last Wednesday.
The governors life hung contInuaF
ly in the balance till the end came
So frequently did his condition change
that the physicians, ever hopeful
were able to say at no time since
te operation vas performed tnc pa
ten had more than even chances.
the bedside when the end came
were Mrs. Johnson and Margaret SUN
van. her friend, Fred b. Lynch, Dem
ncr4tic National committeeman an'
aqrta5 and nu ses When tho goA
arao brea,hed his last Mrs Johnson
ho Lad been IN almost hourly attend
auce al her husbands side and VIII
I'D borne up bravely. collapsed.
Ybe governor lapse into meoI
samerc-s i one O'Clock Towar
1He ead he revived ana raised Inn
sell several times, to pat his 1ii
IN the cheek. His last words were
Well, Nora, l guess I'm going y
nave made a brave fighD
The physicians stated that deat
was due TO exhaustion and heafl iai
urc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-21
NORTH POLE BiSCOVERER
LANDS At NEW YORK
viii Place Completed Record
Of Polar journey With TIL.
VeTSItY Ct COpsn'8ssa
lRy Associated Press.l

>-.o vars sent at-af shall await
.,4 \. coot !. otbo Asso-
t'"ts' ''''' ''''
ciated Press lust before ne lelt y
lcck of the Oscar Second at qua
tine today Is be brought to the
+, ,ba welcoming committee. "a
'A ''' " T ''''''7
m} ma'eflal nus p'en -.
tHd put into shape it VIII pc
.ad iu the first instance to Ill ia
..r..fy - roesuhapan after
.a tafara tbo eaoor .I5eal
iH - '''u '''"' wv
0,leIles ol the Wotlo'
Asked why me aid not imm, li1.el.
ive ml details Of his ACME He
e. r.o0 .,taa /. never 0+H Fe
.,...,.. ,..,... 4.....
AAe suel'.' -
Hl ree3fda 4" nag
NJ .UU sclrQ b societies te H"I
,.,r...bIa Al Maidi(v In comm. p
,..,a.
''a.' t.
lf tooe sA.a ..,. "SE'.'
"es lh Cftehl'4a Aaa Deei'
months IN 5 + #.0
4 iilu tAe 'ti'lep ta..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-21
FIGHTING FOR HIS LIFE

Harry T. Armstrong, Wfo has been
sentenced to hang for the murder OF
Isaac Fell. near Otoe Switch. in No
bic county, has filed a motion with
the criminal court Of appeals, whiq
affirmed the death sentence for a
new trial. District Judge Wm BoWles
of Perry has not as yet set da'e
fof the hanging
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-21
DEATH Of DEFENDANT
SUGGESTED" IN ORDER

sapulpa Okla. Sept. 21-Tom
Tiger. owner of much oklahoma oil
land. whose trial en the charge Of
murder was set for today was shot
and mortalN woun6ed today by an
aihar indian. named "Skeeter' The
Inter escaped. Todays tragedy was
rhe nutcome of an old erdge.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-20

Subn $, Bolton, offertli6er 30
tar. @runoeigentum. Agent iiir
Teniionsonipriide. 3immer 8. ct.
Somes SoteL 0it-6oulton StraBe,
8eioe 3eIephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-20
Ger merfmaroise SAL oes Senator
&npr.

Sin merfpiiroiger 6aa, Der 8alI
bes Senator &nor, oen infer fiinfti-
ger 9raiioent gum Staatsiefretdr
boben min uno Ser oos Imt nibt oll=
aeblnen fam, neil er als Setlutpr
ielbit bafiir geItimmt bot, oab Ser
gebolt noes 'Staatslefrefdrs Inn
$4,000 erbobt meroen ioate. Weerf-
ipiiroie oesbalb, neil cine iolhe 9e-
thinning in @npenollng gebraht
merben farm, no lire I~nmetbultg
gor feirten Sinn ooer @erltonb bat,
oenm fem Menid miro mol bebartp-
ten moaen, oaB &llor ieiner5eit idor
genuBt babe, er tperoe 5taatslefre=
tar tperoen nnb oesbalb fir Ste gr=
bobung eeitimmt babe; merfmiiroig
alt6 oesbalb, neil es 10 ungebeller
ibmierig eri6eint, Inn oieie 8eittnt-
muflg ber1lm gu fontmet, ielbit nidt,
iperlll man boqitdnoig bereit lit, oas
'@eidebene nngei6eben 5u ma9ell
mo ben @ebalt oes Staatsiefrerdrs
iuieoer auf Die alte Sitmme bernntcr
81 briugen.
@ir baben ia neltli9 i6on in ielt<
ierer lebteil GunoI6au iiber Die go
be geiproben. Canals glalbten
mir, BOB olles in Sronung Jet. llno
es idien au6 10. Ser Senat bette
iofort beihloiien, Sen @ebalt aes
Staatsiefletdrs mieber allf $4,000
SIT reou5ieren unb oas Sous botte.
nod einieem 3ogern uno Bldnfeln
einen gleiAen 8el6luB gefaBt. Mlles
id)ien III better Sronullg mo Soft
uph anor ieuftaten berabigt auf.
Sa fonlntt nit einem Mol &orgree
9iepr1lertant &iefer Don Sbia into
entoedt, oab hieier betoerie1tlgs Be
i6lnB gali8 5ipedlos geipeien lei, 90
bereits in Die aGgemeine 8emiaiy
eungsbia fir l1nterbalt Ser @eJte-
rilne cine 9emiaigung bon $12.-
900 fir Sen @ebolt oes Staotsiefre-
tars oufgenommen lei. Nun par
6ollano in Scot. aein Menid pubts,
mas gu tut. Cine leiie Sniinnation.
OaB es eigertlid oas 8eite mare,
meni1 Serr gaft eilten anbcreli
Staatsiefretdr erllerne, lpuroe nj.
glltriiitung auriidgepieien nno 10
entihloB man iid oenn enoli1 5i
folgenoem Experiment: Wan meIle
einen eemeinlamerl gel6IuB onllsb-
men, in benz geiagt meroe, oaB iih
Die beioen Sduier iiber oen betref-
fenoen Soften in Der 9epi1ignilgs
bin, iiber Ben man iid in @irf[ih-
felt i6on longe geeinigt botte, nidt
einigen fonnten. Damn mole man
Die gia Dem &onferen5fomite 5llriid-
idJifen, 6ieie3 miiife bann $4,000
fir $4,000 iubitituieren nno harm
moue man Bic 10 p~eranoerte 8ia
mieoer arnebmen.
Gtne ettDas fompli3irtc mo-ias
gen piroffen-etlpas laderlide Hro-
5eour, aber man fiibrte lie bnr1 uno
iest lit aIles in Sronung. SEER
@nor fam 1Staatsiefretdr perben,
obne ooB cine in ibrer bltdit1bliden
Musleguitg blobiinnige 8erfoiInngs-
beitimmung perlest miro. @enn
MIR Der gubftabe beiteben bleibt, mag
Der Bertrand oriiber al grunoe ge-
heni
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-20
Memcs aus aanias.

Gin neuer @es our nmgebuue
oes leioigen @ebotes: yMenih be-
5able oeine S6ulbenl~ baben oie
bieoeren 9iirger zines @emleintpeiens
i'm Staate Santos erfunokn. Sn
oieiem neutrality-suspicious. unb
mitbin obeIpn6ers" iitt- uno tugeno.
ianen Staate liegt Elm gountp, 8rant
gebeiBen, als oeiien 9auptitoot bis
Dor menisen Sageli Die 9rtIdoft
lllpiies befannt mar. gluf tper in
Der Geographic Elm febr gutes Sdul-
'5eatanis oopongetragen, mag obne
grroten gelteben, bon l1lpiies, Grant
@ountp, 8anios, peoer Die 3abl Der
airden unO SduIen, Die bauptiad.
liden @etperbe, nod ionltige 3ipiir
uno MISUNDERSTANDING gu fenllelt.
Dab ieood Der Name nidt laager
unbefannt bleibe, bofHr 1T eeiorgt,
ufo er mag I'M 2aufe Der Belt Sl
dbnliher geriibmtbeit gelangen, luie
Mr. 6es Wiiiourier gountps, oas
lett oretBlg ooer ntebr Sabren nlcn
3oblungsitrteilen Der @erifte Sobn
fpri6t, ii1bent es 3u MitgIieberll
Der 5~uitdnoigen Gountpbeboroe jabr-
aus, iabrein nit unfeblbarer Cider
belt furhtloie SelOen ernablt, MGn-
ner, Die beieelt iinb pom @ompers.
Mitdeu- Worriion'ifen M6rtDrer.
geiite, 10 oaB iie i'm Oienite Der ge.
meiniamen Code auf Die Strafe Del
8eribtsmisadtung pfeifen-lieber
iid einiperren ~laiien, dig oaB lie oel
rid)terli6en gefeblen ~geborden.
Dos Miiiourier Gountp ct. gloi,
batte Bombs ausgegeben, oen 9ot
elmer ourh Dos County gu fiibrenocl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-20

Seer iid ielbit tooelt, bungeri
nod fremoem Sob.