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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27
LETS
CONTRACT FOR
NEW SCHOOL
0, D, Wanock Gets the Job on
a Basis of $t1,179i Militia
Company TO Make u Mile
Practice March.


Alamogordo, \. NJ. Aug. 25.-Mon-
day night the school board opened the
new bids for the Alamogordo High
IS hool building. The contract was
awarded to O. y. Warnecle. whose bid
was $11.l7a. Other bids received
were r G. Kreamcr. l2,s20; J. j
Barr, 14.0S7. Under the contract the
building must be completed by De-
ccmber 10Th. Mi Naruock prepared
the plans which Will be used. He viii
begin work as soon as bond can be
arranged.
The local military company, which
is Company | Of the New Mexico Ma
tional Guard. viii leave here saturday
on a twelve-mtle hike to Burro Flats,
in the Sacramento mountains sun
day win he spent in camp at Burro
Flats. and the return march viii be
made on Monday. It is expected that
nearly an the members Of the com
panY viii take part in this march.
First Lieutenant Kennedy viii be in
command.
Rumors are FLYING around Alamo
eordo 10 the effect that the Alamo
E'i'l'l anu t0iAi htlifiilb ilibtillAdil tObAl
between ~Alamogordo and C%loudcroft
VIII soon be re-layed with heavier
steel MIR Roe. assistant superintend-
cnt. said 70 your correspondent this
morning that the report was without
foundation. Mr. Roe said, however,
that repairs would he made to the
bridges partly washed out by the two
recent cloudbursts and hat in addi-
ton, some protection work would be
put IN 10 provide against future floods.
At > o'clock this morning thcrmom-
registered 81 ON the sixth of
last January. at s o'clock in the eve
ming the temperature was So The.
difference between summer and win
ter weather in Alamogordo would
seem to be hardly worth mentioning.
An Alamegerde man has declared
his intention Of entering the Times
short story prize contest lie may
get to First base. That is. If he is
lucky.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27
TEXAS IN NEED Of A
CONSTITUTION
Present Document Badly lime
Worn and Fails to Meet Needs
of Progressive Laws of theI
State,


san Antonio, Texas, Aug 2G That
Texas stands in sore need OF a new
constitution is Il ruth that seems to
gain more and more adherents with
every day The present one made
over fifty years ago, as ougrown is
usefulness considerably, add accord
ing to general opinioG. the amcnd-
ments that have been tackled onto it
have not by any means remedied the
SHORTCOMINGS tha- We're expected to-
discout.
quito a number Of Spanish law fca-
lures were Incorporated in .hr pr,s-
emit constitution and these not only
have been ohslete. but are also PROV
ing ohnoXious to modem IDEAS. rot
To- say injurious to presented condi-
tions The many attempts made 10
overcome this is shown 10y the number
of amendments the Texas voter Is con-
stantly asked to vote ON. I'm almost
every election and often in the inter-
UNI. on the occasion Of elections for
state ana municipal officers. the Voc
ter is confronted not only with amend
| mente to the original constitution, but
also with amendments To Amendments
previously made The outcome of this
has been that m,ritorious measures
have often been voted down because
communities could not see i'm what re-
spcct they would hc henetittcd hy the
new amendment. while IN reality thc
whole state. Including those who voted
against tho new amendments. would
bHNa enfued bN its massage.
what makes q new constitution
even more necessary is the fact that
since the making Of the old n the
state has undergone a tremendous
change. Not only have its Industries
Increased and multiplied hut it may
also he said that It's population has
shifted To o different base of living.
while il is too carly to say when me-
ton on the now constitution viii be
taken its date cannot be far off If tho
spread Of sentiment can be regarded
as a criterion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27

| al appearances dried up and beyond
| hope have revived and are now ma
turing with wonderful rapidly.
While the result of the corn crop
is still doubtful in some instances.
such crops rs milo maize, amber sor-
shum. German and siberian millet.
Mexican beans, %hlack-eyed peas. etc.
are in splendid shape and a good yield
is promised.
OF course there are crops which
show practically no results, but these
cases invariably expose a careless
method of farming. viz: Shallow
blowing. poor planting, and lack Of
cultivation, In some instances a di-
.iding fence separates a successful
erop from a total failure, not as a re
suit of difference in rainfall. but i'm
the methods.
The absence for the past two years
in some sections of the sheep and cat
tie of the range has resulted in a re-
yival of the natural grama grass ia
such a heavy stand as makes its con-
version into hay practical. This elm
mates to a great extent the problem
W NAFNR l''Nt ~ f''INl' W Wv
biggest items of expense to the far
mcr.
Dairyins is coming to be recognized
as a practical proposition. The ahso-
lutte surety of fodder crops is a strong
announcement towards efforts along
this line.
A soil expert, who is employed by
the ri Paso x southwestern Railway
to Investigate soil and moisture condi-
tions dong its line from FL Paso To-
Dawson. emphatically declares that
the country around Roy shows greater
possibilities for farming than at any
other point on the line. He cmpha-
sizes the fact that this is essentially
a small grain country, comparing con
ditions here rs equal, if not more fa-
Norable than those OF Nebraska and
parts of the wheat belt of Kansas.
As Prof, Tinsley of the New Mexico
Agricultural College stated in the
Morning Journal "a few days ago, the
question of the settlement of this
country resolves itself into one am
swcr, The Survival of the Fittcst
The question Of the future develop
ment of this section has been this seat
son favorablN demonstrated
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that at last J was beaten and wounded
SO badly that at first moments al
pelleNed me mad. have been one
month without feeling my situation
nut ! ann q little better, although not
well at all.
MY eNtradition has been allowed
for to be carried to Paris at the dis
posal of court which ordered my ar
rest rs we'll as the baggage which has
been seized me
My desire toward YOU is as fol-
lows. It is very easy to get the
drawer whore my papers are, with all
the values of my property, thanks to
my presentation of the secret.
BESIDES. | have got the best sym
pathies of the worthy chaplain of this
prison who, thinking | am poor, has
put my daughter at Il college. The
great rectitudc of chaplain made nee
essary that he remain unknown of all
the existence Of my property. and thus
he will carry baggage and daughter
to Your country Ia your side. as my
wishes are that YOU may be her sec
ono father.
Nothing more can say now til
YOU answer but that am ready tc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27

\ lesson or two viii max your ride
mofe enjoyable. Make an appoint
ment. h expense Is small. our spec
iaits Is gentle saddle horses. skirts
and leeclns free. Rate. 81 three
hours s5o each additional hour Al
solutely cash. Riding school. SO
Nerth Third street. Phone stl or sea
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27
WE SEW BUTTONS ON YOUR
CLOTHES. HUBBS LAUNDRY co
RECENT RAINS SAVE
CROPS IN ROOSEVELT


Especial Correspondence to Morning Jouruali
Portsles. y. NJ. Aug 25-Prospccts
for good crops around Portales are
much better than they were 50 week
ago The very heavy rain that ten
sunday caused q very noticeable
change iu aIl truck. The genera OPP
inion now is that there Will De- an APP
rcciahle omount Of grain harvested
hy farmers who have titled tho soil
in%teliscntlN during the dry weather.
Others will not he 50 successful
The irrigation project that : under
Investigation here is meeting With
good ucceS 1900 acres have ui-
ready been subscribed. and II IS prac-
ucally certain that the remaining
.itoO Will be subscribed ia a few days
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27
VETERAN SPANISH
SW|NDLE FINDS
VICTIMS
Boston Man FAILS Easy Prey 10
Smooth Gentleman in Spain
Who Used Time WON Story,
Moraing journal Bureau,
6l3 Munsey Building,

"''"N''"' -
Ih' Spanish operators OF the "'d
spanish Swindle" seem more per
sistont ,,,n ovo, iudoino nv certain
80
''"'' "
the ~poStollice department oy Amefl-
can victims, or those selected as sub
iects TO be Nictimized. The latest
complaint made to the department
comes from A. Landherg. Of Boston,
Mass, who reports that he was swim
dlcd ont of $4,000 by persons conduct
ing the Spanish scheme mentioned
This complaint was immediately re
fcrrcd to the Spanish authorities with
The Information that Mr.. L|andberg
was willing to 90 to Spain and appear
as "a witness i'm any prosecution that
might be made. several months g
tho department was advised that four
rcrsons had been arrested in Spain
charged with attempting to operate
the "SnaniSh Swtndlc" on certain
american citizcns and that they would
~. prosecuted bv Snanish authorities
,t faro Snain. but no information
CONCERNING the outcome has been re-
.,h.nd b,' tho d.nortment
c-rsto,,sI Scbumann of 131- Yves
,rbi,.a s,r.o, y "A ,t cleveland ohm
,..or..d lo,,,r from ore of tba
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27
GIRL DIDN'T WANT
HER SU|TOR
Told Police Judge at Clovis He
Was Welcome To Do as He
Pleased With the Prisoner

Especial C0rresBond@nee to Morning Journal
Clovis. y NJ. Aug c5.-A man h>
the name Of Z Reed, who has been
in this city for some time with "
young girl who gave her age as fifteen
who was supposed TO be his Wife. W's
Yesterday arrested and brought bef''-
the police judge here upon a crors
OF living together unmarried.
The man Acknowledged to having
allowed the girl to follow him TO this
city from Amarillo. and said that al-
though they were nor married. wer'
living together at the Delmar hotrl
here. and offered to square thins
with the Judge ii he would allow him
To marry the girl and go peacefully
on his way.
While the judge was evidently con
sidering the matter. the Young eti
spoke up and said; Il don't want
him have no desire to marry hlh'
at all and will not now" she ais"
to having come with Reed
To this city from her home At ANA
rillo. where she said that her mother
was mean 10 her, hut said that sh'
was not enticed away by him. Reed is
in the county Jail. awaiting inNes-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27

ron \ TIMER or ri NttIIi
.NII III CRESCENT HARDIN NtiIf
'OMpNNN. PHONE 3t5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27

$50. a To loan. MO>ToNN
Ias ~otTu THIRD.
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MENT
DON'T GO At ROY
Mora County Town Well Salts
fled With the Season and Dry
Farmers Are Reported Pros
porous,


Roy. Mora CO., y NJ. Aug "a
Crop reports from the surrounding
country are OF the most encouraging
nature. The recent heavy rains have
developed surprising results MANY of
the crops which q month ago were To-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27
SPLENDID SHOWING
FOR NEW MEXICO
SCHOOLS
Report Of the Supenn-
tendent to Governor Curry
Shows Gratifying Advance
ment in All Parts Of Territory
lspeeIaI corre.ponaenes to Warming JonrnaII

lsp.elsI corre.poodencr in uornins ,yournaI
SANTA PC ana 9e -Torritori.l en
Just transmitted thr following r"p"r
: L. Governor curry, for inclusion ID
;. tho governors annual rcport To- In,
r.tar - no
EftfA Nt'f "uo S'I'"EIh an" rIII'
cheney to our school system. but in
no publlc interest has there been
greater advancement during the past
year than in educational matters. A
new salary 4chedule for county super
%fntendents went into effect J|anuarv
+. 1909. whereby the salaries were in
creased This made il possiblo 10 se-
cure ~ reanIt Of me Noyomhor.
ta0S. election a stronger corps of
country superintcndonts man mas ever
served the territory In the past WIN
greater efficiency in county supervi-
sion. the school interests reap mani
fold results. More competent teach
efs have been cmplnvcd. greater in
tefasta in school work has prevailed.
the people are taxing thomscho more
lberauv for the support of the
scbooIs anrolImcnt is increased. nj
|tendance tx more regular. school
hans.s# are made more comfortablc.
t~anee, torp,s az .chool are held. ana
education bncomes in foct the chief
Interest of oach communitv
The census of Aueust 1908. re-
norted az Ao4 norsons 1S4SG4 the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-27

WE DARN YOUR SOCKS.
NJ BES LAUNDRY 90.
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8an-G 6 lambmisideine.

Sran Warb @iebel, @o6nbaus, Sen.
ter Strabe; 5000.
@uu. Sron, anbau, ainssburb Ctr.
q. g. 9etrid, anbal, NoIan 9traBe
$3.50.
g. 3. abrens. 96uppen. gine Str.
Is. 8. aciiel, sduppen, masuOli.
Mbe., $50.
5ralI George ai6bader, geparotlrr
Niper @be.; 5000. y
5rant 8ropbp, gteporatur, erosbl
5. @. moeselin. acparatlr, Bead
g. Sllnemaun, anbau, wsitseom.
merce Ctr, 500.
Sran @suie Gang. aipei @obnbdnIer
9auioap Ctr; $1,000.
6ron 3enrp Sdulb, 9~eparatiir, glpe
9; $3.50.
snton giierlob, @eiddftsbaus, @orr.
Zine Str; $4,000.
@. 8. 9euidfel. @obnbaiis, SeIuil
Ctr; $1,000.
artbur Sdnl5, @obn6mus, Mcgul
loug6 Mbe.; $4,000.
g. 81. 5duI5. @erdnoerung. Nola.
Ctr, 500.
Charles Sbmiot, @obnhaus, Mc.
Combs Npe. 800.
%. q; @nr5bad, sreppe, 0ftseOm
meree Ctr; $f5.
@obert aoebler, anbar, 9elalpor'
Ctr; $75.
SacOb a,l9n, aeparatur, Gan 9eOr.
IpeHne; $50.
Srau ~. gerset, @eidaftsbous, SIC
GuIlpu9b Ane.; $500.
q o; $. Stuff, anbau, ebaps8 Str.
@m- Serrina, @alerie. Center CTR.
q. 3, Mauermonn, anbau. eopnct
Ctr; $1,000.
Mattie 5. 9anosfp. g"eporaturell
@iitletoe abe.; $50.
9. SSd5lenbnrser, @obn9als. @or.l
g. e96Od, sii9neritaa, 9urana'
Charles steu, snbau. erOdett Str.
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Gels fom,nt 1T Sanfen

an 81. 81. Chisholm, bon Sreoomeu,
g. 9. Sein @runb 1T ser Miibe tuert
gu leien. nSeit LANCER 3eit Iitt i]
an unoeroaulidfeit, TRIGGER Seller,
Sortleibigfeit, @erboiitdt u1o aaee,
meitler S6made", l6reibt ct. Sd
fonnte nidt idlafen, batte feine,l ZIP.
petit, feinen gbreeia uno tpurbe mil
leoem Gage i6ma6er, tros aner me
oi5inii6en 8ebonolung. Damn ge.
brol6te id Electric 8itters". IL
Slai6en gaben mir oie oIte &raf1
uno @eiunobeit mieoer. Nun fam id
pieoer ieoen Sag meine @ei9aft(
.beiorgen. IS lit cine m~unberbare
Meoi5in. unfeblbar fir Mogen, Sc,
Der, Nieren, 8Int uno Merpe. sc
Gts. bei alien Druggilten.
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Iniibt unperdnoert. Sd miiroe mid
ME gu Dem bon Dir angeoeuteten
.Sdritt enti6lieBen fonnen, llno
iider, uno iider ~ @leonore auh
niht!"
SD be5meifle oos lestere. Sd
permute iogur, tie miiroe nit
benz Sauid gang 5ufrieoen lein."
Iud ser @eltere uermodte iebt ge-
laiiener gu ipre6en. u9u ioatelt
nidt 10 fllr5erbano enti6ei0en.
@eorg. 9a3u tit oie angelegen-
beit gu midtig, uno Oh muBt tic
eben unter Dem @eii6tspunft beur-
teilen bob on nit oen Geften aud
Die 8flihten Der Gbronfolge gu
ii%bernebmen baitl ~ Ser Orb
prin5 begann ibm Die @orteile Ser
e8rbinSalng auseinaloer gu ieben. er
iprad bon ben @offnlngen uno gr=
martungen oes 2anoes, bon Dem
geplanten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nit Wamminget; er ipra6 flug uno
bereot, er bot einoringlid.
limo babel ben1erfte er gar niht,
oaB @eorg farm 5uborte. 9eiiell
@eoanfen monoerten iett eiren gall5
anoeren @eg. 8ie elm 8leigemidt
leete es lib inn ouf Die Seele:
lpenm Ou mirflid sur Sbronfolge be-
rnfen iein ioltelt, ipelde neren,
groBen Sdpierigfeiten meroen lit
Damn oeiner 2iebe entgegeniteQen
|9as gralte @elpenit Ser Stoatsrai=
Jon iab er Dor iih aufiteigen uub
Stein auf Stein gu einem @ale
fiigen 5milden STE uno inn ielblt.
Heiil = netn = 0us ourfte nid,t
iein! Nimmermebr bnrfte er lid,
oas Selbltbeitimmungsreht, nnf
onmit iein 2ebensgliid, entpilloeu
%laiien. Seoes Opfer brineen, =
nur oas nibt!
IS iab 81 Dem 9rnoer biniiber.
Gr idmanfte, Oh er iih ibm altper-
trollen ioae, Der al1genideinlid nod
nidts abnte aber er perlparI
oieien @eoanfen lofort mieoer
Sci Dem frnnfen Mamne bort
Der nit Ser 3Gbigfeit See
2eioenoen an ieinem 8lon felt
belt, bel Dem @rbprin5em Ser Dor
flein auf er5ogen moroen par in
Der ltnteroronung bes eigenen Sd
unter ben Sdemen boberer 8flid,.
ten, fonnte, burfte er fein Gerlt1no-
nis %porausieeen.
aber banoeln muBte er iefbIt'
Sfnel bonoeln = iofortl Gem
S6idlal elm 8aroli bietenl Sesi
fonnte 9onte &otberina Die Snile.
baltune Der 8riifungsfriit nift mebl
p~erlangen = Die perdnoerten lint
itanoe beoingten peranoerte gnt.
i6liiiie!
uShlieBlifl lieber @eorg, oorfli
on ems ou6 nidt ii6erieben: mon
bat Dir 81 Souie einen Spibnamer
ongebongt = on fennit i'm ia =
Der NreuBe"! Nun, in meinen su-
gen 1T oos ia mobrli6 fem iiblel
geinome = ober er lit in @iaiiein
i'll Die breiteren Waiien ourfgc.
lidert, er bat bei ben einen einer
baBliden geieeifmod befommer;.
Die onoern benlben i'm, UNI oeint
Nerion in oen Streit Der Iorteiel
binein 8u 5ieben. Gem ml,B inn SSn-
tereiie oeiner 3nfunft elm gnot
genlodt merben. 9ies aber fam
nid)t better, nidt nodbaltiger oe.
lheben, ais ourd) cine 8erbinbune
nit Ben Mamminger Serridoften
oeren bnl = SteIlitng ia allge-
lnein befannt lit. -"
Ser grbprin5 nor NIT ieiner Me.
DC 81 Gnoe, nno @eorg botte ieiner
@nti6luB eefoBt.
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Sic Sante aug sparta,
&oman aug elmer fleinen &eiibena
BON Sannsbon 3o~beItiB
(Gortietitnn.)

Gurtietlmn.)
u8emiBl s(ber Die aufregullg
Der @emiiter lit nun einmol oa!
llnire rgetreuen @i1iteiner", Die
lopale Eartei, ieben iid idon per-
iflungen, idmar3-meiB aneepihielt,
nit Ser ginfommeniteuer oes @errn
BON Wiauel begliidt; Die mlore
6raftionL Die uGeidstrellen", rib
rem oelto lebbafter ibre groBe 2drn-
trommel. @eorg, lieft oil oenn fai-
he 3eitungen!? Wan bat es ia in
Berlin idon fir notig %geflnoen. Gin
feierlihes Dement, bonn Stapel 5u
loiien, an oas ielbitperitdnolidl in
@iaitein niemano glauben mid.
alr5 uno gut olio: es muB etIuas
CUR 8erubigung Ser @emiiter geibe-
ben, nno ba ih" - Der grbprin5
ladelte bitter ~uieoenfaas nibt
Der Mann bin, auf ben unire bro
ben l1ntertanen nit Ser gefpiIlen
Soffnung binidauen f0nnten, Dob
ibr UNCERTAINTIES Sous ii6 bis ans
gn0e aaer 9inge fortpflan5t, ID,
mein lieber @eorg, bite ih bid =
nein, 10 foroere i6 bid auf oaB ou
on meine Stelle trittit. gitte, LAB
mid ausreoen: es itebt bod nod
mebr ouf Dem Spiel, als ib bisber
iaste. Bel meinem iesigen 3uItano,
lieber 9rltoer, mlB i1 ais ebrliher
Menid meme itanoesgemaBe Ser
mablung fir misgeihloiien balten.
ltno 10 lit es oenn oos Bette, Ou
trittit audi bier fir mid elm unS
beirateit gleonore Mummingenl~
Wortlos ~ltarrte @eorg Den grn=
Der at. gr fonnte i'm eriten Ait
genblid oeiien 10 rubig, 10 gelaiiell
porsebrabten 8orl6lag gor nidt
falien. @os NOR oas fir cine @elt,
IN Der ma ben einen grautiaml
ourh einen anoern erieben poQte,
obne Die Screen 81 befragen2! ssn
Der man es i%iberbaupt fir mog-
lid belt, oaB Elm ~ebrenbofter Mann,
ELM Weoohen, Dem man ftets ebIen
SinL feinite 8iloung oes @eiItes
nadgeriibmt, iid fir bos gan5e Sc
ben binoen fonnten obne Neiaunq,
o6ne 2iebel
go ipam er 5uerit feline @eoan-
fen gang unperionli6. 9is es Inn
Damn job burds @er5 idoB
- Inb Dos bietet man sir on!"
gr iiberlegte gar ni6t, Oh Ser 1ltere
9ruoer ii6erbaupt ourd ben Batter
BON ieiner eigenei Ser3ensneigunq
unterri6tet lei. gr fiibrte nlr, oaf
in linn oas 8lut ~iieeenbeiB enlpor-
pallte uno Die M6ern a1f Ser
Stirn ibm ihmo1en, uno Damn i6rie
er: .Nie! Nie! 9as lit ia cine
idmdblide 3umutingl SdGmg
bid. Gberbarot!"
@uh oas feline, blaiie @eiift oes
grbprin5en bate iih gerotet. 81,
ma6iernen Sdnoe frallten iid in
Der Oefe felt. @r mollte ipref)en,
ober Die Stimme ~periaete ibnt; .er
fonnte mn Elm trodenes, beiieres
Siiiteln berausbringen.
@ber oa bate @eorg feline 9e.
iinnung pieoergefunoen. IS ipal
ia Elm &ranfer, Der bort Dor ibm
lab, Elm Shmerfrmfer obne 3ipei.
fel. Man ourfte nit ibm nidJt Ing
@eridt gebe1 es golt, Giidiid1
81 nebmen.
u@eraeib. g~berbarb, Dob id il
beftig muroe! "iaste er rubiger. ySu
Der Code ielbit freilid bleibt meine
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ST iagte SEM gruoer, mie er l1lt-
mogli6 ii6 iofort entideioen fonne,
noB er ii6 5ur ueberIegung erbit-
ten milIie. 9as leudtete benz CRIB
prin5en elm; er acceptierte, meut
auf nod einigem Strduben.
(JortIebMna YoIot.)
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Sdtte Elm GROCER Monn n;dt
aad fIeine Seiten, es miiroe peni-
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-15
1.-THE "a Hour New Yorker"

That's the Name Of the modernized first class
Passenger train Of library-smoking, sleeping, dining and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cars which will be placed in
service over the Pennsylvania Short Line from 81. Louis
to New York, on Sunday, November 9TH, 1909.
On and after that date it will run through to
New York every day in twenty-four hours, leaving
St. Louis at 6 o'clock P. M, reaching New York the
next evening at 6 o'clock, St. Louis time o'clock
New York time.
The Extra Fare on this Special Train from
St Louis to New York will be four dollars ($400).
formatio regarding "The "a Hour New
Yorker" and other New York trains over "The
Standard Railroad Of America will be cheerfuly
furnished at the Pennsylvania New York Short Line
St. Louis Ticket Office, 10th and Olive Streets,
or please address:
J. M. C-HESBROUGH, General Passenger Agent,
Century Building, st. Louis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-15

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-19
NEGRO JUSTICES
STRANGE ACTION
PRISONER ACCUSED
OF SERIOUS CRIME ON SLIGHT
PRETExT AND ON PAYMENT
OF COSTS.

An unusual proceeding was had yes
terday in the court of Randall Jack
son, a negro justice of the peace in
the Fifth precinct of the city A
warrant had been issued by him Oil
complaint of Grace Rodgers (some-
times called Grace Tripplett), charg-
ing Harvey Garner, painter. with
bastardy. Sheriff Davis served the
warrant, arresting Garner as he was
about to cross the river on the Green
field ferry to Missouri. When the
sheriff brought his prisoner into court
Jackson promptly discharged him on
the ground that the prosecuting attor-
ney was not present, but made the
prisoner pay the costs, $2.G5.
Mrs. Rodgers states that she has been
hcuseke per for Garner since April
and that he is responsible Tor her con-
ditiof7-- Sic is nineteen years old, and
being m and without money she is
to depenc on friends for
aid She is stopping at the home of
Mrs. OIoughlin, on Twentieth street
She is the same young woman who
last week charged Tom Pyle with at
tempted rape upon a young girl ten
years old, who has since been TAX
to the children's home for care. The
latter offense is alleged to have oc-
CURED at Gamers house. where Mrs.
Rogers was housekeeper. the little girl
being an orphan.
In conversation with the sheriff.
Garner admitted his intimacy with the
woman, saying he had offered to mar
ry her and she had refused. Garner
has resided in Cairo about ten years.