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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-04
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9enn iie beitanb aus S2euhelei,
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lln6 berritbt 8ernmnit bann ,piebernn,,
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S'rnm betkt sn tampfen bas 0ebpt,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-04
ssatipiitiide geitrs6,rmseu,

9ie SammIuns bon @pe8ial-@e-
lebrten, Die fid in Der .Mmerican
Social Seience sliociation" 5ulon.r
menfinbet, arbeitet nit @orliebe IN
Natibisrtlus, gana belonoers in 9fnti-
ginmaroerungs-I -Ingelegenbeiter, uno
oos bat iie aud in ibrer letten IL,
eben been6igten sSabres-8erlamln-
lung setan. Die @uslaiiungen battc
man fiiglib NIT StiGidmeigen iiber-
geben f0nnen meint oie sc. 5. ST..
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= Sobn Mithen, Der ebelnalige
5iibrer Der @obIengrdbar, aufgetre-
ten, unb miiBte man nidt anneb-
men, bob leine MniiAtell gum eroBel,
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Serr Withen perIanst oie i96rfi;en
Wittel 5ur 8eihrdnfune Der @intpan-
oerlng, neil, pie er fiebonptet, Die
nelen MnfonlmIinge bic ss11tereien
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iheint 81 glalben, oab ieoer 9(n-
fontmlins einem bier leberoen arbai-
ter ieiren usssob" nintnlt, ODER ood
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lit oas cine Der ibGoli1ften ofono-
nliiben Srrlebren, oie es gie5t.
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lesten 5tpei Sabre leflrte, oaB Die
frenben 9lrbeiter gum groBen 9eile
3ugpogel ii1lo, Die fonlmen un6 9e-
ben, ie nodoem iie bier 8eroienit
finoen ioIlte oieie s1lii6t beieiti-
gen. slber ielbit menn man 5ugicbt,
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linge, 10 nanentlih Die in ben
Stabten bdngen bleibenben Wiafieu
ser ruiiiiben ginpan6erer, cine Be-
orobung Der 2obnberbaltniife bie,i.
ger 9lrbeiter NIT lid brineen, 10 lit
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fafienben Gorm niht ribtig. Sic ba-
iiert auf Der foliben Soee. 6ab nur
ein getpiiies Auontlim Mrbeit bier
ODER ionitipo 81 t,tn uno mir eine ge-
nifie Sunlme @eIo, I'M bafiir gu BE.
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oie nerbdltniBmdBig bobe 2obnrate
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men, unter benen Mitdlea cine ber-
porrneenoe SiibrerroIle fpielte, 5ltitl
groBen 9eile aitf Dem @ebeiben boz
fiert, oas iene geipaltigen unteriIeb.
mnngen er5eugten, oeren Durdfiih-
riing fait ausidlieBlib nl,r our6 Die
geiddftigung frember Mrbeiter nt0g.
lih tpur6e. gfanentIid Die Staliener
6aben Sell an oieier e5orte Mrbeit,
Die ben gijenbabnen nno Der aGae-
| meinen inoi,itriellen 2.1tigfeit boli
nno bilft, nn6 Die pieoeriim ben oa.
rim beihdftigten Mrbeitern gum 1eil
reht reihlihen Beroienit getpdbr!.
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meine 8illigunefinoen, arlb lpirr
man ibnl auitinln1en, menn er ben
| ausihlub bon 8erbredern, @eiItes.
franfen nitp. berlanst, aber ieina
S6ee, oaB Die ginmanberung be.
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muB, Inn benz 2an6e uno ipe5iell Dem
amerifaniihen 9lrbeiter gu belfen, III
| ebenio falih uno ibdolid tpie es lei.
ner 3eit Der Wioeritanb Der Mrbeite,
gegen Die Maidinen mar. -Nihi
| @usfhluB Der @intpanoerung, jon
bern oeren fliige 8erteilung III
notig, uno nenn 9err Mtthe4 ettnas
| 5ur 2oiung oiefes Broflens beitre.
lgen fann ,lto mill, ioIlte er es tlinI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-04

W., V' g =. u. l9allpf'S1nIeJ.
Inflinft-
go. 9-@om Often. 1885 bonn
yto. 7-Bom Often. -. $500 nahm
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: llebel mitaeIpieIt bat Elm Sturn

= uebel nlitseipielt bot elm Sturm
Der Bariepol-Salle auf Dem 9stot
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2uftidiffabrt in Sranffurt a. Dl
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orei arbeiter, ipelbe oarin belb6ftigi
getpeien, muroen berlest.
2aut Weloung aus Ssnabriid
bat Der 8lib Die beriibnlte alte Sol
lenborfter Stride eineeaidert. Cos
@ottesbaus itarnnnte aus Der 3eii
&arls 6es @roBen, tpelher ols lein
grbauer in oen arhipen oufee3eif,.
net lit.
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uno .8ictoria 2ouiie" iperoen i'm
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@nsreiie nob oer oit-anerifaniihen
Station antreten. Die @bfabrt er.
folgt BON @iel aus.
= 2ouis @aiier, Der lett Sabren
als amerifaniIder &oniul in @asat-
lon flrngierte, bat iein slmt nieoer-
gelegt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-04
giienipaaren-S Spesialitaten, 8ras,
Id)neioer un0 8as5fen.
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Stpeepers, @artenf6laub. S6eeren,
Ba,iniz ilnb umensSdneiber, @ibe
Cutters. bic innerbnlb " Bon bonn
Baum ober glumenbeet 56eiben. Rene
@rasihneiber uno @as6fen tperoen aes
gen dlfe lngetolidt ober bermiefet.
grasl9nsiesr, gsetsn, @iebele. Softer,
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Gtrnbe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-04
8ridlt alte Neeurbe.

Ils aagerneiues Mbfiibr-Sonic- uno
@eiunobeits.WitteI fam feline anbere
Piqe nit Or. Sings Stem 2ife Bia
bergliden iperoen. Sic reguliren Sen
Wagen, Die 2eber uno Nieren itir-
fen Die 0ernen, furiren unperooulib-
felt, Dpspeplie, @ollisfeit, Gelbiudt,
&opfidmero, 5diittelfroit nno Mala-
rio. 8eriuht iie. 25c bei a(ell
OrugeiIten.
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g. q. & q. q. Balm.

g.. $. & g. u. (Saupt.2inie).
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Ser Stoat 9suepa 2eon miro
in Monterep elm Monument 5ur gr.
on Die bon .&ibalgo ge-
leitete grbebung Merifp's erridten.
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90. 6. & s. ga6n.

W. T. q s. BabT.
Gnfunft-
$50. Boom Norben. :. ..9:15 nadm
"Slberr rr-Won1 Norben. 1880 BORN
No. 241-5oMiton ETC.. $3.50 uorm
NbfaDrt-
SO. 4-Ma9 benz Morben. 1880 born,
.Slber" r"-Na9 bem Norben. 900 na6n1
SEQ. 244-6ouiton etc. :. 1915 nad1nn
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.


The leaTe q absence granted Second Lieut. OR
VILE y. TYLER Fourth Cavalry Is extended
one month.
Leave Of absence FOR one month and fftecu days on
surgeons certificate of disability is granted Sec
ond Lieut. MOSS l. LOVE. Second Cavalry.
Second Lieut.. MOSS l. LOVE. second Cavalry. Is
relieved from treatment at Walter Reed General
Hospital
Leave Of absence for two months is granted First
Lieut. COLLIN II. BALL, Fifth Infantry. upon
his arrival in the United States
Leave Of absence for one month is granted First
Lieut. JOHN VI. KELSO. IT.. retired.
At the request Of the governor Of Arizona. Capt
EDWARD O &. ORD. retired. with his con
sent. is detailed FOR duty with the organized
militia Of Arizona.
BY direction Of The President Mai ANDREW
S. ROWAN Fifteenth Infantry. upon his own
application. is retired from active service.
SO much OF paragraph 10. Special Orders. No. l65.
as directs First Lieut.. HENRY ". TORNEY.
Coast Artillery Corps. 20 VrOcoed 70 wichita.
Hans. IS revoked.
Col. ORIN b. MITCHAM. Ordnance Department
viii proceed 10 the places hereinafter specified on
official business.
Washington. ID. G.. First Battery. National Guard
District 0f Columbia
Richmond Va. Battery A. Virgins Volunteers.
Norfolk Va. BATTERY B. Virginia Volunteers.
Portsmouth. Va. lRattery c. Virginia Volunteers.
Leave II absence for four months Is granted First
Lieut.. WILLIAM +. HERRINGSHAW. Thir-
tceuth Cavalry. upon his relief from recruiting
duty.
The following named members Of the board Il Off
GERS appointed by paragraph q Special Orders.
No. ST. viii make not 20 evceed twenty seven
visits per month 10 Fort benjamin Harrison.
Ind. on oficial business: Ma. GEORGE BELL,
Jr. inspector general, Capt JAMES p.
HARRISON. Twelfth Iufantry; Capt. 8IERCH
b. STEWART, Eighth Infantry; Capt JOHN
L. De WITT Twentieth Infantry.
The leave Of absence granted First Lieut. CLIFF
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22
Naval Orders.

The following orders have been Issued.
Rear Admiral T. c. MCLEAN. detached president
q the Board Of Inspection and Survey; TO home.
Commander J. J. KNAPP. detached Command
Cheyenne; % fitting out New Orleans. and duty
when Commissioned
Lieut.. G. +. NEAL. detached Cheyenne: 70 fitting
out Princeton. and duty when IN commission.
Lieut.. ". y. 5EFFERS. detached Cheyenne: %
duty connection fitting out New Orleans. and
duty when IN commission.
Lieut. F. ". OSBURN. Jr. detached Cheyenne;
70 Independence, navy yard. Mare Island Cal.
Ensign S. B. MCKINNEY. detached Concord: 10
Buffalo.
Ensign F. r. KING. detached Concord: 70 fitting
cut Princeton and duty when in c1InmiSsion-
Ensign J. A. MONROE. detached Milwaukee: 10
sitting out Iris. and duty when In couirnissioss
Ensign =. H. McCRARY detached Concord; 10
fitting out Princeton. and duty when PLACED IN
commission.
Ensign p. Il WILSON. % Connecticut
Ensig1 :. DOHERTY, detached connection fitting
cut IRIS; % Milwaukee,.
Ensign /. {. SHUTE. detached Concord: 20 fitting
ont Princeton, and duty when commissioned
Ensign r. p. SMITH detached Independents, navy
yard. Mare Island Cal % Buffalo
Nbdshirnnan + F. BUCK. detached Cheyenne: 20
Independence and New Orleans and duty on
beard when commissioned.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22
Rules Governing
Contest.

COUNT THE DOTS which
appear N AND AROUND
THE OUTLINED WEBSTER
PLAYER-PIANO and send
your answer in with name and
address neatly and legibly
written. Neatness and Iegl-
bility as well as accuracy
will be considered by the
judges. Only one member or
a family may enter. Only
one estimate VIII be accepted
from same contestant. No
one connected with the music
trade nor first prize winners
IN our previous contests may
enter In case Of ties, pre-
NUNS Of equal value viii be
given 20 each. Winners viii
be notified by mail
The correct number OF dots
IS known only 20 the manu-
facturers Of the Webster
Piano. This number has been
forwarded in a sealed enVel-
Ope 70 the four judges OF the
contest. who are representa-
tiVes OF the four newspapers
Of the city OF Washington. We
do not know the number, and
the judges viii not know II
until they open the envelopes
on the day the contest Is de-
cided.
This liberal offer is part OF
our plan for extending the
fame and popularity OF our
WEBSTER PIANOS and
PLAYER-PIANO.
Think OF il. A few minutes
devoted 20 counting the dots
and a little care In preparing
your answer will give you an
equal chance 10 win the beau
tifUl 500 WEBSTER PLAY
ER-PIANO - an instrument
that viii AFFORD you years Of
pleasure. Don't delay. Send
IL your answer now.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

FORD l. CORBIN. Coast Artillery Corps. in
Special Orders. No. I3 War Department, is ez-
tended fifteen DAYS
Capt FRANCIS Il. POPE. Fourteenth Cavalry
VIII make such visits as may be necessary 70
Ontario and Baker City, Oreg.. on Official bust
ness
Capt GEORGE Z. STOCKLE. Eighth Cavalry. as
sisted 81 Veterinarian RAY J. STANCLIFT.
Eighth Cavslry. viii make such visits as may be
necessary % Caldwell idaho, Garland. Utah
business.
Capt GEORGE T. LANGHORNE. Eleventh Cav
ally, win make such visits as may be Necessary
20 Cincinnati on Official business
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22
Friday Bargain in Framed
Pictures and Colonial Mirrors.

VAT have Just purchased and shall place this morning
Wv third to half less than regular price Sample" line
Of the largest and highest grade picture manufacturers
this country This lot which about pieces
ped OF oneoand subjects thus providing huge variety from
which to select Included Prints Photographs Photographers
Etchng Handcoored Photographs, Old Prints &C. Also large
number OF Colonial Mirrors artistic shapes
and appropriately framed This sale excellent opportunity
for those contemplating purchasing wedding presents save from
third to half regular prices On of the large variety and
the fact that they Oneoand subjects impossible to mention
details, but the prices range all the way from
I5C to $500.
fur- Tenth st
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22
Friday Bargain in
Standard Books.

LARGE lot Of Standard Books representing some of the finest
works OF literature in Poetry and Prose Fine editions bound
in rich CLOTH with gilt tops and printed on fine quality
paper good clear type We mention few of the titles Poetry-Ro-
ert Browning Lucille Byron Shakespeare Goldsmith Moore Whittier
Gems of the PoesChauce to Tennyon, Kebs Christian Year
PoseBunc Age Of Fable Adath by Marie Core The White
Company by A. Conan Doyle Elsie Venne by Holmes The Little
Minister by Barrie Gues Travels Makers of Florence by Mrs
Ophant Simon PeterHs Early Life and Times by Robinson Simon
Peer-His Later Life and Labors, by Robinson, &C.
I5C each; for soc.
Regular price, SOC poLume
lain floor Tnthst enI
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22
In The SOCIAL WORLD
Secretary and Mrs. Dickin-
son Expected Monday.
CAPR0N-MAYBACH WEDDING

Robert Roosevelt Takes Sixteenth
Street Residence, and His Daugh-
ter, Miss Olga, Joins Debutante
List - Ridgeway- Griesbauer Wed
dinE-Mrs. GOIdsbOrOugk Returns.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22
Friday Bargain in
Friday Bargain in
ChiLdren'S Muslin Skirts.

LOT of Chdrens White Skirts made in several attrac-
tive styles trimmed with deep hem and tucs
4 L. wide tucked rufle
Special price, CSC EACH
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

Mrs. Joel Hillman has returned from
Atlantic City and has taken an apart
ment for the winter at the Albany
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs John c. Scofield, OF 1914
street northwest, are at home after an
absence of several weeks, during which
they visited Seattle, Denver. Kansas
City, and Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Nevil Monroe Hopkins
have returned to Washington from Mar
ragansett Pier and opened their residence
in Bancroft place for the winter.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22
These Prizes Given Absolutely Free to Successful Counters

Additional prizes aggregat-
ing $3.50 in Discount Certid-
Gates (appOrtiOned as follows:
Thirty Sl00. ten S75, ten $50
EACH will be awarded con-
testants IN the order Of Mer-
II.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

Mrs z. X Goldsborough and her
daughters. who spent the summer abroad.
have returned to their home IN X street
FOR the season.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

The Secretary Of War and Mrs. Dickin-
son. who have recently sold their farm,
Belle Mead. in Tennessee, are expected
IN Washington next Monday. They win
go 20 the Grafton. 70 remain until their
house. 1910 Connecticut avenue, the former
home OF Mrs. Mathewson, Of Scotland, is
ready for their occupancy.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs S. II. Vanderrrift and
Miss Alice Vandergrift viii return TO
their Washington home for the winter
next Tuesday. They spent the greater
part Of the summer in the Thousand
Islands and the fan at Virginia Hot
| Springs
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell and
their son are expected here In a short
time for the winter. They are now I'm
New York. whore they VIII remain for
the rest OF the week.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

one Of the most interesting debutantes
OF the season will be Miss Olga Roose-
welt, daughter OF Mr.. Robert B. Roose-
welt, of New York, a second cousin Of
former President Roosevelt, who has
leased the home Of Mrs. Fairfield Car
penter, in Sixteenth street. for the sea-
SON. Miss Roosevelt is probably the
wealthiest debutante Of the season bav-
ing a large fortune in her own right. She
is young and accomplished Mrs. Roose-
welt was formerly Miss Lille o. Hamers-
ley. Of New York. and their home is AT
81 Fifth avenue. in the metropolis. They
were not in Washington during the
Roosevelt administration, as they spent
most Of that time abroad Mr.. Roose-
velt's father was the stepfather Of Mr..
Granville r. Fortescue. formerly neuten-
ant in the United States army. and mill
itary aid for time at the White House
The Carpenter house is Just above the
home Of the Secretary Of the NAVY and
Mrs. Meyer. and between the homes OF
the former Secretary Of the NAVY and
Mrs. Newberry and former Representa-
tive Bourke Cochran.
Miss Lizzie B. Alexander. of Round Hin.
Va. was married Wednesday afternoon
TO Mr.. Neils p Larsen. OF Warren Pa
The ceremony was performed at O'CLOCK,
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. K. I. Rus
sell, Sl19 Eleventh street. by Rev. Joseph
Dawson. Of Calvary Methodist Episcopal
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

Mrs. Joseph Crawford and Miss Caryl
Crawford, who have been at Virginia
Hot Springs. where they went on account
Of Miss Crawford's health, have returned
to Washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

Mr. and Mrs. Tom A. Williams have
left England on the steamship Mime
tonka to return 10 Washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Magruder have
rented their large house in Eighteenth
street and taken a smaller one in Jeffer-
son place for the season.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

Church. Only a few friends were present.
Among those from out OF town were Mr..
and Mrs. Archibald Simpson, OF Round
Hin. Va The bride and bridegroom have
gone 20 Norfolk and other Southern
points. and will beside in Round Hin.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

Miss Myrtle Miller OF this city. was
married Wednesday to Mr.. J. Harry
rank. also Of this city, IN Baltimore.
10y Rev. p J. Gavin.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

Miss Elizabeth Howry, daughter OF
Judge Howry. has as her guest Miss
Cora Bowen. for whom she Will enter
tain at tea Sunday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

Halloween Favors and Dinner Cards-Aan Floor Street
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

The marriage IS announced OF Miss
Mamie G. Maloney. OF Baltimore. to Mr..
Harry B. Dletscher. Of this city. The
ceremony was performed In Baltimore
Wednesday October 20.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22
Friday Bargain in
WOnen'S Shirt Waists.

A LOT OF Women's Plaid Muslin Shirt Waists, wit
n tucks and back tucked to match; lace trimmed
u long sleeves; fasten in front. Sizes "a to 40
soc each. Value, $500
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

Announcement is made OF the marriage
of Miss Almira Mowry Capron daugh-
ter Of Representative a. b. Capron. TO
Capt. Alfred Allen Maybach. L. S. A.
Coast Artillery, Instructor az West Point.
The ceremony was performed IN the
nome or the brides parents. Wednesday.
NJ saltwater, r. l. The best man was
Lieut.. NJ +. Battle. OF Fort Cotter, y. Y.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22
Friday Bargain in
Mems Walking Gloves.
Friday Bargain in
WOmen'S Silk Waists.

A LOT Of Womens Taffeta Silk Waists, cluster
u collar and cuffs Of self-colored braided net;
L u sleeves; fasten in back. Coors are smoke,
peacock blue, green, artichoke, and black
$3.50 each. Value, 5000
The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

Baron Ambrozy, counselor OF the Aus
tro-Hungarian Embassy. will sail for Eu-
rope next Saturday for an extended leave
of absence. The baron has been charge
daffaires during the absence Of the Am
bassadOr.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-02
IOWA BREWERS
Seeking RELIEF
SET ATTORNEYS TO STUDYING
NEW LAWS ON THE LIQUOR
TRAFFIC.

Des Moines. Ia, Oct. 2.-Attorneys
for the principal brewing interests of
the stare, 1t was announced today. win
soon work out a line OF actionlto safe
guard the brewing business, which has
been curtailed by the recently enacted
Moon and Bennett laws.
These two laws not only place re-
strtctions upon the saloons. but reduce
the number Of such places. Recently
Attorney General Byers held that the
Moon law became effective on the day
of passage, instead OF on July next,
and yesterday brewers from Dubuque.
Sioux City, Davenport, Council Bluffs
and Waverly held a secret meeting
here and discussed the situation.
The line on which the brewers will
make their fight Is not made public.
In the meantime they urge every
brewer and saloon man, in the state to
comply strictly with the statutes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-02
Tilted Lover Kills Woman IN
Chicago Rooning House
He THEN ENDS OWN LEE
CASHIER IN WINDY CITY Rust-
NESS HOUSE SLAIN WHILE
ASLEEP EARLY TODAY BE-
CAUSE SHE woUL DN,T MARRY
MAN so YEARS OLD.

Chicago. Oct 2.The refusal Of Miss
Phoebe Armstrong, 2s years old, to
marry Charles L. Miller, stationary
engineer, aged 50 years. terminated
early today In a double tragedy In
their boarding house, S1s Rich street.
Miller is believed to have shot Miss
Armstrong and then committed suicide.
Miss Armstrong;. employed as a
cashier for business arm. rooned on
the first floor. Fer admirer who had
been attentive for two years had
room on the second floor
crspt in Through Window.
Miss Armstrong slept with her win.
dow open and It is said by detectives
that Miller, having stolen down the
back stairway, entered the room by
this means at about a. m. The posi-
tion OF Miss Armstrong; body seemed
to indicate that she was shot as she
slept. her body being In a natural
sleeping position when discovered.
Miller was fully clothed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-02
100000 FIRE
in PITTSBURG

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 2.-F1re threat
ening to destroy an entire square
bounded by Twentieth, Mary and Nine
teenth and Sarah streets in the south
side section of the city. broke out this
afternoon. Within a short time the
warehouse Of the Macbeth Evans Glass
Co. and the Patterson Coal and supply
CO. were burned.
The flames spread rapidly and after
burning "a number Of freight cars
ystanding on the track of the PittsburS
Virginia and Charleston railroad
reached the Wolf Brush Co. and a large
lumber yard. Before 2 o'clock. how
ever. the fire was under control. The
loss is 100000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-02
Spectacular Work Is Done by
Secret Service Men
One man WAS CAPTVRI D
ROBBERS HAD BEEN TRArLED
FOR SOME WEEKS, DETECTIVES
HID IN BUILDING NEXT TO ONE
THAT WAS TO BE RoRsED-
CAUGHT AT WORK.

Joliet. Ill, Oct. 2. - Two burglars
were. foiled by secret service men in
a spectacular manner early today dur
ing an attempt to rob the BraIdwood
postofflce, one robber was captured, but
the other escaped.
Detectives have been following the
gang but in spite OF all efforts the
thieves have raided postoffices at
Braceville. Gardner, Mason. Monooka
and other towns, the booty amounting
to thousands Of dollars and stamps.
Officers Lay in Wait.
Learning Of a plan to visit Braid
wood, the officers lay in wait in
granary next door and the intruders
were allowed to begin drilling on a
small safe, when shot was fred. The
burglars fed but one ran into the Of
hcers arms The other crashed
through a window, turned a somer-
sault and escaped in a fog.
The prisoner refused to give his
name and was taken to Chicago.