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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-03

5ltnferitotion Selegron1l1le iiber mid.
tige 9egebenbeitell. Die 8otihofte11
geben Dem Wonorhetl iiber ote Dor
aorfn onfernoe foiierli6e Ooh1
uSoben5oaern" 5u, pelde nit 9fppd-
roten fir orabtlole Selegropbie pofl-
itanbig eqltipirt lit.
General 8. SSnf. b. Ser 8urq
bot oie 6eier ieines ie65igidbriaer
Wilitdr-0ienltiubildllnls begongel.,
aus meldem slnloB Der peroiente ge-
teron pielfa6 ausge5ei1net lpuroa.
Sdon ieit einuno5mon5ie sobrell
ltebt Der General "a. Ia lutte" oes 1
@oroe Observation-Disclosures in
Berlin.
SSn Weiinben bat ficb Olga Wto-
lttor NIT Dem praftii1en 9lr5t Or.
8oetbies aus 2ailterbob in Seliel,
pernrdblt. 9ie 9one lit als s6tpG-
germ oes tpegen Grnoroung ibrer
Weutter gum Sooe perirteiltelt, aber
qua lebenslangli6em 3ubtbans BE-
gnaoigten &arl Sau felt Sabr unb
Sag oft eenarnt fporben, tpie lie benn
and lelbit IN Dor ibr ongeitrengtea
geleibigungs= =Groaeilen tpieoerbolt
Dor 8eri6t figurirt bot.
Cine 9neqfrage, sic fir einell
Der aontbattanten einen perbangltib=
bollen 9lusgang getor1r1en lat,
miro ol1s 8eimar genleloet. Ser
ebenoliee Sffi8ier Stief eri6oB Sen
Geferel1bor &ubn 1eber ben Qln-
loB oes 3ipeifampfs miro porl0n-
fig itrergltes Stiaihmeigen beobad<
tet.
Cine 9epeide aus ser peril
iden Staot Sabri5 meloet, ooB bort
alles rltbig lei. Die 9uiien bt=
berr16ten bie Situation nno es ieien
iest reidlib 2ebensmittel porbon=
oen.
slm Samitog lit Die 2eihe
oes Dor eittigen Monaten peritorbe-
1en &aiiers bon China unter grob-
artieen Gerenonien na6 Dem Wtau-
iolelln1 ungefabr a6t5ie Weilen bon
Yefing entfernt, iiberfiibrt iporoen.
Or. Wanuel 9lmooor, Ser er,te
Braiioent Der yfepnblif Banarno, 1T
nod longerer aronfbeit seltorben.
@r lit SO Sabre alt gemorbert.
Sanlitag morgen elltgleiite Ser
nad 81 8aio eebenoe 3ug Der Weri-
faniiben geationalbabn bei Der Sta
ton 9lpasco, an Der @guas Galien-
tes 9fbfeillng. Ser 2ofomotipfiib-
rer 60. 9tuoeial uno elm rnerifnlli-
iher Sei3er nmens gtui5 farnen
um's 2eben, mebrere Berlonell
purben perlebt. slnlbeinello banbelt
es iib bel Ser gntgleiiung um Elm
8erbrehen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-03

geieGi6aft 5uflieBen, nno es miro
fiir oen oagemeinen @ebrau6 bes
metropolitan Sperrbolies nertpanot
meroell.
Die Seeislotllr oes Staates
SenieIiee bat ii6 pertagt, na6oem
lie in ibrer ioeben beenoeten Sieun,
cine sln5abl l6arfer tno pid)tiaer
@elebe ongenonnen bat. 9as @iG=
tigIte nor Die @infiibrrtng Der
Staatsprobibition @ines Der idlillnrl-
item @eiese, Die fie erIoiie1, cine
Nabregel, Die ben 8eboroen ge=
ltattete, irgeno Elm &aus nod alfo-
6olbaltigen @etratlfen 5lt our6iu6ell,
tDltroe bon Dem @ouoerneur oes
5taates nod arn leBten gage nit iei-
mem 8eto beleet ntto bon Der 2e-
gislntur Damn faaen gelaiien. 2et=
teres ipar ungefdbr oas 8elte, mas
oie 2egislatnr IN ihrer eon3en
Siblflg getan bot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-03
&bfaDrt
seganiider Jrii6lins.

Gs griint unb bliit in JelS rnb slnr,
Sm Sriiblingsidmud pranst Die Nat,tr,
Sic Sabresseit, bic bier 5m 9anb,
Sunft heinab' sanslitb nnbetannt.
Sunft brannte oft bereits int Wears
9ie Spnne slitbenb erbentpIrts,
SDd] lam es babel aud tupI bpr,
Daft man 6etnt gsprber tiidJtig frpr.
90 8tngen benn In bieIem 2an6
gSinter nnb Spmnter 6anb in S5ano,
DEM Jriibltmg ga6 ntam feline Seit
Sn nieier getben @ehielitreit.
Sndl anber8 fam 's in bieiem Sa6r,
gSD iuirflid) eininal sSrit9ling tpar,
'S mar itidJt 81 falt, - iuar nid)t at beii;,
Der Jriibling '09 berbient men EreiS.
Nnr eins ntiffallt mir pffenhar,
Sak ct btsber 10 trpfem mar,
S'rum fiirdbte ifb beinab', CT lift
g8pl beintlif Erpbibittpnift
Ger 8anbe nun, iuie SIR ia tpikt,
Nnr 8Dies 5t5mtranen lit
Sic raubt MnS iebe syrenSe aern,
Odd boffemtltdj erlifd1t ibr Stern.
ltnb faute enblitb tie 5nm 9rait,
Wsan tueint' tbr feine Sr6nen mad,
Senn fie 6eitanb aus Senhelci,
Sd)einbeiligfeit mnb gDrannei
unb berridjt @ernnnft hanm tuieberuni,
WtAdJt man 0eiete ttittt, bic 6itmrt,
Sann rufeu tptr berguiiat un0 frpb:
pSerr @irt, Elm 5laidjdJen ~ a mt %!
ltnb iuenn bic @laier banm sefilt,
lln6 mnier eriter Surit eeitillt,
Sann rnft: uIrpbibitiJt mbs' nun
SIM eiu'gen 5rieben ielis rubin"
9ud) Iether lit iic nud nidjt tot,
Drum beikt 81 tanipfen has @ebpt,
Sir i'm b'rnm itdrfen mir nns 10
Wsit einem 8laie NJ Ia mp."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-03

9lus @lnira IN Stem Yorf
meloet man: sSn einem balb mit@erite
gefiiaten @iiternaeell Der einem 3u=
ee Ser 2adapanna-gobn angebdngt
mar, lit man auf einen pollitonoig
ausgebungerten, aeiiterbaft ausicben.
ben Mann geitoBen, Der ii6 als
CHARLES Gonnors BON GbeIter
Springs, Canada, eripies uno bier
Gage uno gd6te lang obne Speiie
uno Grant in Dem @agen 5ugebraht
batte. gr botte lih in Canada in
BEN @aeen einseidli6en. Inn l,nent-
eeltlid nod &ingiton, Ontario, sl
fabren. gr par nod einiger 3eit
eingei6lofen uno an Der @ren5e mar
Ser @oeen perliegelt poroen. Ger
@aeen eing iiber gnffalo nno iollte
BON bort nab Stem 9orf geben. Sn
G6icago batte Gonnors feline leeten
2ebensnlittel alfge5ebrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-03
@ia eineu snten Sremnb nidt fran-
fen.

o@enn id Suiten-Meoiain brauhc,
meiB id, mos i'd gu tun babe err
fl1rte Wirs. M. 6. sll1ep bon 8eals,
We.., una6bem i'd 10 Slalben non
Or. Sings Seem Discovery nit elteul
@rfols in meiner San1ilie sebraltdt,
meiB ih, oaB es Die bette Meoi5in
fir @uiter, Grfdltung uno 2unsen-
leioen 1T. Seoer, Der es neriudt
fiiblt ooiielbe. grlei1terung fonlmt
iogleid llno Die raide &eilung iiber-
roiht iie. gs lit poraiiglih fir 8ros-
bitis, 9lItbma, 8lutipeien, Group,
Ga Grippe, Gbmer5en i'm Sals,
gruit ooer 2unge. SOC unb $100.
Brobeflai6en fret. @orantirt pon
alien 9rltggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-03
g. u. G u. g. gabn.
g.. S. & 9. q. (Saapt-2inie).

Gnfunft-
SO. 9-@om Often. .7:35 bonn
yto. 7-Bom Often. ..... $500 1m6m
gto. 1O-@l Raio Ii. 8eften. 1870 iiatI1lt
Ibfabrt-
go. 1O-gl 9aio H. @eften. 1880 nadm
gp. 1O-Nad oen Often. 80 na1nt
gto. 8-gtacb oern Often. 11:40 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-03
s 8.

l10rgett 6Dtld]en neuit ltn0 5ehn
llbr Elm iunger feger l1atnens Sim
9ooge BON elmer 8olfsnlenge aus
Dem @efdnenis eebolt ltno auf Dem
Gourtbausplub alfgebangt. gr mar
augeflagt einen perbre6eriihea
gngriff ouf ein iunges 0e6bdel
gemadt 81 baben. Die 8eboroeli,
ipelde einen slngriff befiirhteten,
batten BEN @onperneur telegropbii1
gebeten, Die Weili5 einallberufen Der
oiesbe5iiglihe 8efebl oes Gouper-
lleurs fam aber an ipat.
Mus SDler fon1mt Die Nod-
riht, 6aB mon am e'onltag bort
bohit wabrideinlih einen falibell
gteger eelpn6t bot. Bie es iest
beiBt, lit Der Mann bon Dem Wt1G-
hen anf Dos er SEN Mngriff ge=
ma1t boben fonte, iiberboupt ni1t
ioentifi5iert moroen, oa man aber
auf bas gersfliigen oes 2pn6ells
ni6t Der5i6ten mollte, bat man tin
einfad abgetan.
sSn Der @egeilo bon 2llffill
ldeint ein abi6eulidejs @erbrefe'l
beganeen 5u iein. Sn eiieu1
Comp" am Mngelino puroe Die rer-
foblte 2eihe eiiles eeniiien George
Blafelp gefunben unb cine nabere
llnterlubung 5eiete, oaB Der Mann
nebrere ihmere Shlage nit einenl
9ol8ideit ooer eireu1 anoern @e-
gerltalib iiber ben &opf erbalten 5e-
be. Wial pernlutet nun, baB CT
iiberfallen lpurbe, DOB feline glngrei=
fer ibn nieoeriblugen lllo i'm banll
| ms 5euer marfen. Gin eepiIier
Obo Siaano ioa nit ibm 5uiam-
men tn Dem Camp getDeien iein.
9inano tpuroe an benielben Gage,
nlt Dem man glafelp's. S.eide faab,
pom eirem gabn5uge iiberfabren
uno 10 fhlimm 5ugeridtet oaB er
Elm paor Stluoen ipater itarb.
gor allraerl perfdmano aus
@atespine ein 9atfier nanens ..
@. @ais uno feline glngsborigen be-
! fiir6teten, oaB i'm elm llngliid 3lt-
| geftoBen lei, Inn 10 mebr, 90 mon
&leioungsitiide bon ibnl anl llier
oes Sluiies liegen fdno. SEPT
fonlnt aus Cincinnati Die Nahriht,
oaB gnis bort aufgetalldt lit uro
oaB er iid bel eiren bort nobnen-
Ben @ertpanbten, Dem staatsienotor
@nrper, aufbdlt.
Sn Galncios iino Die boupt-
| ia6libiten @eiddftsbal4Ier abge-
brannt. 8as 6euer famn in Dem
@rant'iden Sol5bof anf. Der Sda-
ben lit iebr beoeuteno
Ssn pielen @egen6en rnieres
Staates nno 5por I'M lnittleren u1h
iiioIihen 9eile ioa es 5reitag ull
San1itag naht leiht gefioren baben
SIN goroen oes Staotes bat e.
iiberaa gefroren.
Ser bonn Sellat ieiner5eit ge-
nlabregelte Senator Sbornos na1i
befannt, baB er aanbiont fir bas
8onperneursamt Iei.
275 gintponoerer iino om
Sanlitag nit Dem 2lopo-9otnpfel
u6ranffurt" in COLLECTION eingetrof-
| fen.
Nah elmer Hauie BON ldnge.
als einem Sabr lit IN Starr Goun.
tp oas Giitrifteeri6t lpieoer ir
| Sisung.
| - gtm Sonntag tplrbe Die ner
erballte oeutihe llttberiid)e Stride IL
gictoria ourd einen feierliden Set
| tesbienit ibrer geitinmtlng iiberge
ben.
Ssn @alpelton ltarb 6. 0niib
elmer Der befannteiten @eibaftsleutt
| Der Staot.
| Sn Glgin itarb syobn @one
burger, Elm otter 8emobner uol
| 9aitrop Gountp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-03
Gnr[ .6ilfrr.

fredericksburg Geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-03
TUFTS Leber PiIIen

balten bas Spitem In Crbnung nnb
Derbinbernben, trantbeiten 3uitanb Der
2eber, melher 2ranfbeiten porber9ebt.
Gin UerbindsrunssmittsI
poa 2opiibmersen 9ispetfia, 66pin.
bel. fAlehtem @eidmad i'm Wtunbe.
Soobremen, bele9ter 3un9e, Qppetit.
loli9teit, 9artleibi9feit unb
MQe biliDlen &eiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-03
Sffene 8farritelle,

Die uepongelii6e proteitantiicbe
@emeilloe gum betligen 8eiit" in
6rieori6sbllrg, iu6tg einel YaStor.
@ebolt $500 ooS SSSobr auBer Neben.
einfiinften. geperber tpollen fif bal
bieit meloen BEL
Garl Silfer,
6rieori6sburg, Seras
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-04
UNDERWOOD and M'CLUSkY
Each Take One Game in Series -
Both Scores Were Lopsided-sun-
day Game Witnessed by Big Crowd
Under Ideal Conditions - Pioneer
Band Will Play at Underwood Fair.
Tribune Sbecial Servicc.)

McClusky, N. d., Aug. 3.-Under'
wood and McClusky crossed bats on
the local diamond Saturday evening
and Sunday, and broke even on the
deal, the visitors taking the first one
by score of II to- 5, and the home
team the Sunday game by score oil
10 to 4.
Paul, Tower and Ryder were the
batteries for Underwood Saturday,
| and Bell and Olafson for McClusky
The locals secured twelve hits of
the opposing pitchers, while Bell al
lowed eleven, six of which in the Sec
ond inning, brought in that many
runs.
Sundays game brought out large
crowd, and was played under the most
favorable conditions.
Bell, for the lo1als, pitched fine
ball, allowing but five hits. In the
seventh inning, with the score 9 to
1 in McClusky's favor, Ryder, the I'm.
derwood catcher, started what looked
like a merry-go-round with safe hit
over center. George reached first on
an error; Hanson walked, filling the
bases. Lynch grounded past third
scoring two men. Tower hit to GEN.
ter, scoring Hanson. Prichard got to
first on an error, again filling the
bases. BY this time Bell evidently
thought that the score was evened up
fairly we'll and he struck the mex.
three men out. The game ended with
the score 10 to in favor of the home
team.
Tower let the locals hit him, up for
IS safe, ones, and struck out three
men. -.
j.. The McClusky team plays three
games at Underwood this week with
Max, Underwood and Washburn.
The Pioneer band has been engag-
ed to play at the Underwood fair Aug.
Is, and Z. Tuesday the 10th, the
band will furnish music for market
day a.. .Bowdon. This will make the
fifth engagement that the boys have
filled this season. and they have one
or two more in sight. Going some,
for country, band, eh?
Crops are fine in this section. 1t
looks like rain right now, which, II 1t
comes, win make the grain shoot forth
once more. Here's hoping it comes.
The farmers are all smiles these
days.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-04
ST. OLAF COLLEGE
'BANDCONCERT TONIGHT.
BUNCH OF ACCOMPLISHED YOUNG
+ MUSICIANS GIVE FINE, EN-
H. ~TERTAlNMENT. Eyza.t' -
Really Meritorious Program TO &c
Rendered - All Lovers Of Music
= Should Attend. s#} XIX. T.: - n:

1t Ii seldom that an attraction
comes to Bismarck that is preceded
by press notices from the North Da-
kota papers, but The st. Olaf's col
lege band which will be at the Bijou
opera house this. evening, has been
getting the glad hand in all parts Of
the, state. They were one Of the star
attractions at Chatauqua at Devils
Lake and have also appeared at .
number of cities in the state since
that time. Everywhere they have re-
ceived the finest notices and have
drawn good sized crowds. 80. u. s5.:
Their program. 10 varied and will
entertain all classes as they play both
classic and popular airs and their rem
di.ion OF some OF the better classics
are said ia. be the finest. 4 .ssssS4ss,;..
], The band has recently returned
from a trip through Europe where
they were invited to play before q
number sof the crowned heads.
That there wiz besa good sized audi
ence a. the Bijou this evening il al
ready assured by the good advance.
sale. There are q number Of the
members Of the band who have rela-
tiyes here and some that have heard
their concerts. and they have been do
Ing some boosting that counts.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-04
BRAKEMAN SHOT BY HOBO
Bingham Attempted to Put Hobo on
Train and Was Slightly Wounded
Man Who Has Contract for Grading
Midland Railroad is Seriously III
at jamestown.

jamestown, N. D., Aug. 3.-N. P
Brakeman Bingham, who had the
freight run On No. So west from tht;
city Saturday night, was shot in the
leg and slightly wounded by a negro
hobo whom he was trying to put on
the train. The injury was not ser
ious. Bingham continued his run and
did not seek medical abundance I'M
til returning to Jamestown. The no
BIO was chased of the RICH Of way and
a fairly accurate description obtained
Five hard looking coons were run ou'
Of Bismarck the night before.
J. T. Adams, who has the large
contract for grading on the Midland
Continental railway is confined to his
room in the Gladstone hotel suffering
from wounds received last Friday
morning in a train wreck on the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway
in Wisconsin. Mr.. Adams paid no at.
tention to his injuries at frs, think
ing they were not serious, but Sun
day he was taken to bed. The doc
tor stated that it would be two OF
three days before Mr.. Adams would
be about again. ~.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-04
During the past few days there has

During the past few days there has
been Quite a large amount of person
al taxes paid in Burleigh county,
some of the delinquents extending
over a period Of several years. The
delinquent contributes over $500.
Some persons seem not to have been
aware that they were delinquent un-
til the publication Of Sunday and
they are fastening to settle with the
captain. Others have been wrong
fully assessed and they are after a
clearance. Still others claim to
have paid up long ago and are pro-
ducing receipts, or looking for them
to prove where they are at. Those
who make a habit of paying their
taxes will be pleased that those who
have escaped-either Intentionally or
otherwise-are now coming to the
front with the coin.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-04

under our system is upon the value
of the property assessed and not up
on the ability of the owner to pay.
And to tax one class Of property at
any higher rate than any other is
subversive of our whole system of
taxation and Is based, not upon the
law, but upon some consideration
outside of it.
The whole matter Is one for the
Wise judgment and prudent deliber-
ations Of the officers who constitute
the state board of equalization. 1t
is not political matter, not a fac
tional question, but a matter involv-
ing the best interests of the whole
state, and one upon which the con-
tinued growth and development of
the state greatly depends. 1t is not
matter in which it is necessary to
maintain any lobby, beyond the pres
ence of individuals representing var
ious interests who may be able to
give information regarding the rela-
tive value of different kinds of prop
erty. The variouE county auditors
of the state who are in attendance
at the meeting of the state board
may be able to give valuable inform
alton as to their especial localities.
Representatives of corporate inter-
ests may be able to impart informa-
ton as to their properties that will
be of value to the board. And the
members of the board should, and
doubtless will be glad to obtain all
the information possible from all
sources. For their task is diff
cult one at best and one, the dis
charge of which fairly and justly,
calls for prudence, information, de-
liberation and wise judgment.
In the past year there has been
considerable natural increase in the
value of property in the state. New
railroads have been built, govern
ment land has passed to private own
ership, new farms have been opened
up, and there has been large in
crement of values We do not think
there is any sentiment in the state
for radical upsetting of existing
proportions of value, or for the TAX
ing of any action other than would
be taken in private business by pru-
dent business men, having in mind
the necessity of encouraging devel-
opment, the inviting of capital for in
vestment, and the opening up Of
new territory. North Dakota Is ON
the up grade, and prudence, wisdom
and conservatism will advance the
interests of the whole state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-04


many of them, being still .unanswer
ed. will continue to bob up every
now and then"
The Star Is a conservative news
paper, and a supporter of the insur.
gent doctrines, so it may be assum'
ed that 1t is the best judgment OF
that leading authority that COM
promise being necea3ary, as finally
agreed to in conference the measure
is the best that can reasonably be
expected and should be accepted by
all sections Of the country.
In the west and northwest there
may be heard murmurings Of dis
satisfaction and this feeling is re-
flected by the delegations in Wash
ington from the northwest This
section is still insistent on a more
pronounced downward cut in many
of the schedules, and especially inter-
ested are we, in the lumber, coal,
oil, hides, paper and few other sched-
uleS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-04
(DEN1ALOffICE ROBBERS
ABROAD in THE Land
JIMToWN AND MANDAN TOOTH
ARTISTS LOST Their "
GOLD. %%> "'~- yf3%":,
Minnesota and the Dakotas Have,
Been Bothered With Sneak Thieves
Recently.

There have been number OF rob.
berries of dentist offices reported from
various parts of the state recently.
One report comes from, jamestown
and one from Mandan. From the re-
ports that have reached this city 1t
seems that all the work is that of the
same party or gang, as the case may
be. o.,
The burglar or burglars are evident
ly good judges of dental supplies as
they take only the articles that are
of the most value, such as gold,
platinum and other valuable materials.
It is the work of sneak thieves as
safes in the offices have never been
broken into.
The Office of the Jamestown doctor
was robbed in broad daylight, prob
ably between 9 and 10 in the morn
ing, while the robbery at Mandan
was pulled off in the night. Reports
of the same kind of work have re-
Gently come from the Twin Cities,
also, and the police all along the line
are on the lookout for the guilty
parties.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-04
ANOTHER CARRIER FOR
BISMARCK POSTOFFlCE
CHANCE FOR SOMEONE, MALE OR
Female, TO GET A LIFE
JOB.
Pay Starts In at $500 Per Annum
With Chance to Grow to Double the
Amount in Time. ~~

The United States civil service de-
partment announce an examination 20
be held at the Bismarck pos.oface for
the position of carrier at the local
postoface August "a, examination
commencing at a. m. '~>:..'.
The position is open to both male
and female under like conditions. The
pay is graduated, first grade being
5000 per year and going up to $1,000
per annum in the sixth grade, the
grades being earned bv continuous
service for a certain number of years.
There are seven subjects upon, which
the applicant will be examined, pen
manship, spelling, arithmetic, letter
writing, copying from plain copy
United States geography and reading
addresses. The age limit is between
Is and As years, except that all per-
sons who have been honorably dis
charged from the army or navy are
allowed to waive the age limit.
Information and application blanks
can be obtained from Mr.. Harry Lar
son at the postofice. The examina'
ton is open to an ctizens of the
United States who comply with the re-
quirements OF the government. ga
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FIRE COMPANY CALLED OUT.
Confined Fine to the Barn Where
Started.

The fire alarm was sounded Tues
day evening at o'clock, the fire be-
ing in an old barn between Fifth and
Sixth streets, just back of the stor.
age barn OF the Wachter Dray and
Transfer Co. For a time 1t looked as
though there would be danger to the
surrounding buildings, but the water
was soon turned on and the flames
we're confined to the barn.
The fire whistle was rather late In
getting in its work and for a time 1t
was feared it was calling for anothef
fire. A second hose cart was made
ready and would have been on the
scene in a few minutes, but the sec.
ond alarm proved TO be a bum steer
The fire in the barn was put out be-
fore the building was entirely con-
sumed. + vi