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The Lamar register., 1910-11-23

make big hauIs." The judges stepson
took to a suggestion Of this kind like
duck to water and was highly elated
on account Of the proposed trip. He
no doubt imagined broader field for
the exercise of his own peculiar talent
On their arrival at New York they
registered under assumed names at
the Merchants hotel on CORTLAND
street.
For several days following they
strolled about the city. taking In the
sights and waiting for something to
turn up. While walking along Broad
way. near the old Astor hotel. they
CHANGED to pass a middle-aged man
who was gazing about in an uncertain
sort of way. His dress and manner
gave him the appearance of a green
one from the rural districts. pre-
sumably from some place out west
Here" said Reed in an undertone.
is the very fellow we are looking for.
Let US try a hand on him. will make
him think l have met him before"
Reed now stepped up and accosted the
green one with an air of assumed IA
miliarity. SEEKING him by the hand
he said: How do you do. Mr.. Click?
| am SO glad to see you" The verdant
man responded: You are mistaken.
sir; my name is Jones. and l live at
Fort Wayne. Indiana" ."Never mind
the name." said Reed. Il got the
names mixed. but I remember now
where | met you. You used to run a
livery stable at Kokomo."
Yes, l did"
Then of course you remember me.
am the man that sold pumps and
The Lamar register., 1910-11-23

Father-Why did my little boy send
his papa letter with only a capital
T written on the page while he was
eway?
Little Son-Because thought you'd
go around among your friends with II
and say: MY boy is only four years
old. and Just see the capital letter he
writesi"-Judge.
The Lamar register., 1910-11-23

Writing to the London Morning
Post, q woman correspondent. advo-
eating the withdrawal Of all horse
drawn cabs in London as a measure
of humanity, puts In a plea for the
horses of Paris. Nearly every cab
horse here" she says. us half starv-
ed, lame, has sores and Is cruelty
beaten and Ill treated. It Is quite dis
tressing to see them"
The Lamar register., 1910-11-23

Jere L. Sullivan. the head Of the
Hotel and Restaurant Employees In
ternational Alliance. said in Cincin-
natl. apropos Of Labor day:
Our American hotels are better
than they used to be. and for this bet
terment my organization deserves no
little credit
I'VE have today no such hotels as
the One Horse Of Tin Can. where. II
you asked for bath. they used to
give you a shovel and tell you to go
down to the hollow and dam the
creek.
AN English earl once visited the
One Horse hotel. The landlord with
out ceremony led him outside. pointed
to a window on the nth floor. and
said:
"'Thar's yer ROOM"
The Lamar register., 1910-11-23

In all it, forms among all ages of hor,sa
as well a. dogs, cured and others in safnS
stable prevented from having the dissaso
with SPOHN'S DISTEMPER CURE.
bottles sold last year $50 and 81 90. ANY
good druggist. or send to manufacturer
Agents. wanted. epohn Medical Co., Spec
Contagious Diseases, Goshen, Ind.
The Lamar register., 1910-11-23


Somebody took the rope OF the bell
In the fire engine house to use for .
clothesline. and now. when there u .
FIRE. the constable has to climb up
into the tower and ring the bell with
a hammer. Somebody took the ham
mer the other day. and, when Hanh
Purdy's corncrib ketched IRE. the con-
stable had to hurry down to Hill
ker's store for to borry q hammer.
Hilliker had lent his hammer to Dea-
con Renfrew. who lives four miles out
in the country. and by the time tho
constable had got there and hunted
around in the barn for the hammer
and got back to the engine house. tho
angry elements had done their worst
and Hanks corncrib was a mass OF
smoldering ruins.-Judge's Library.
The Lamar register., 1910-11-23
Kidding "o... .n-" -uttIns.

Kidding "o's~ 'n-" ~uttIno.
Talk about making good with your
friends. a New Orleans man told
everybody he knew that he was going
to Philadelphia for the dual purpose
of seeing the worlds baseball series
and having slight surgical operation
performed. Reaching this city. he
consulted a specialist. and was told
that an operation was not necessary.
But. DOCTOR" the New Orleans
party urgently interposed. st must be
done"
why must it," wonderingly quer-
led the surgeon.
Because" was the startling re-
Joinder of the southern man. Il told
all the boys at home that was going
to have an operation performed. and
II l don't make good they will kid the
life out of me."-Philadelphia Tele-
graph.
The Lamar register., 1910-11-23

Women seem to live faster than men.
Many q man has lived to firt with the
daughter Of the woman he came near
marrying.
The Lamar register., 1910-11-23

more money now on half rations than
II did when its own ofilcials collected
the entire notwithstanding Post
The Lamar register., 1910-11-23

Pneumonia and Consumption are Al
ways preceded BY an ordinary cold Ham,
draw out the inflammation, breaks ~
the cold and prevents all serious trouble.
The Lamar register., 1910-11-23

Good luck likes to visit people who
are not expecting II
The Lamar register., 1910-11-23

You can't administer punishment
and forgiveness at the same time.
The Lamar register., 1910-11-23

Ars. Wt.anOWs ooofh,nR ByTUR
SrssAsss: iisssieS 80; y: s cas: =:
The Lamar register., 1910-11-23

It isn't every ball playse IAS can
make q hit on the stage.
The Lamar register., 1910-11-23
10
I 4

HAD MET the Judge fire..
quently and felt quite
well acquainted with
him. He was a politi-
clan Of note and a mem
Der of the presidents
cabinet. Because of his
prominence and his one
time important connec-
ton with the govern
ment, I shall forbear the
The Lamar register., 1910-11-23

Not = Harmless sport.
Tiend-You fought bareheadedf
French Duelist-Yes. and got . fine
eunstroke.-Journal Amusant
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-04
GENTLEMEN NENSBOYS THRONG POLL GALLERY
 AS FARMERS GUESTS
GOO LUSTY-LUNGED YOUNGSTERS
 PARADE THROUGH STREETS.

With ringing cheers for the Farmer, the New York Evening Journal, the latter's representative, George B. Max we'll and s. r. PoIi, six hundred iron lunged youngsters paraded through the storm half a dozen blocks to Polls theatre last night to the tune of mar tial music played by the Waltersville school boys band, and the glare of brilliant red fire torches. If there was @ newsboy in town not in the party, he must have been confined to his home with sickness. And if he missed the party, his comrades will not com fort him much with the reports of the grand success attending the big thea tre party for the neWsies.
 MT. Maxwell personally, directed the arrangements, and owing to the wet weather cut short the line of march originally selected. Before the parade got under way, MT. Maxwell address ed the youngsters. and in the familiar manner that has made him known as the ''newsboys' friend he reminded the youngsters to remember. when they reached the theatre. to conduct them selves like gentlemen. The boys ex- hibition of god behavior during the performance might well serve for a model for. many who occupied more costly seats than the gallery, where the lusty youngsters held forth.
 From the opening number by Prof, Berg's orchestra, to the last scene of
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-04
POINTS OF INTEREST.
Special Sale of Stein-B Bloch Smart
 Suits and Overcoats

Special Sale of Stein Bloch Smart
 Suits and Overcoats
 So rarely do you have chance to secure this famous clothing underprice, when you do, it is a special opportun- lty decidely worth while. This is sale that is timely and unusual. Our advertisement in this paper tells the remarkable price story, it is worth careful note. Other good suits and Overcoats have been sharply price les sened. With winter still making it's presence felt, a pronounced saving up- on dependable wears will appeal to all Men economically inclined In our Boys Section there are some real bar gains in Straight Knee Pant suits Prices have been purictured on Boys Shoes, stylish, serviceable footwear at an enjoyable saving. Choice picking now in the Furnishing section. shirts gloves, neckWear. underwear, all win ter requisites at less than usual prices Davis & Savard-The, Home of Stein- Bloch Clothes and Regal Shoes Main Street corner of Fairfield avenue Bridgeport's Busiest Corner.
 Saturday Specials
 Fresh shoulders, roast pork (smaID. legs of lamb, (spring) legs of lamb -(yearllngS) forequarterS of lamb, rib roasts of beef, pot roasts beef, veal roasts (prime) sugar cured hams. sug- ar cured bacon Poultry we have a choice lot of capons. geese ducks turkeys. roasting chickens fowls and sQuabs Grocery special corn starch. yellow meal rolled oats, tryphosa jel- ly powder, pitted pIums seeded raj sins, (bulk California Prunes .(extra large California Prunes. Vegetable Department, fancy lettuce. fancy eel cry, Jersey cranberries, Cape Cod cranberries, Spanish onions. carrots, beets, yellow Sonions, new carrots, new peets. French endive and artichokes. green and wax beans, cucumbers. I3russell sprouts, new potatoes, etc. One package of E. C: Corn given with ev- cry purchase of E. C. oat meal and Egg o See during demonstration Free demonstration on E. c. Corn Flakes, Tryphosa Jelly Powder and Durkee's salad dressing. Bridgeport Public Mar lSet and Branch Public Market build ing, State and Bank Streets and East Main street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-04
Poultry Association
 Elects w. o. Burr

w o. Burr of Fairfield. was chosen president of the Bridgeport Poultry Association at it's annual meeting, in Court Exchange last night. The mem- hership is now 114 Others officers were elected as follows: first vice-pres- ident L. C. Willis, 2529 Main street, Bridgeport: second vice president M E. Brewster Greene, Brooklawn; sec retary William E. Hulse, Fairfield treasurer Buckingham Marsh, Bridge port; executive committee, William Taylor, Southport; D. J. Ryan, Brooks street, Bridgeport; George Hair, North Main street, Bridgeport; auditor E. H. Hyde, Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-04

Theatregoers throughout the country have been looking for the second mus ical play by. Charles Dickson, Otto Hauerbach and Karl HOschna, respec
 tiveily the authors of the book, lyrics and music of '"Three Twins" one of the most successful of musical plays. Jos. M. Gaites, the producer of that play, now announces the production of Bright Eyes, the second offering of these authors. It will be seen at Jack sons theatre on Wednesday and Thursday. February and 10 with a special matinee on Thursday. "Tlfree TWins'' was a musical version of the popular farce "Incog" and Bright
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-04
'sBRIGHT EYES" COMES NEXT
 WEEK FOR 2 PERFORMANCES

Eyes" is a muscalization of the even more popular farce comedy. "Mlstakes Will Happen The new play contains music which will be whistled as widely as is that of "Three Twins" MT Gaites has engaged a very capable cast for the play, headed by Cecil Lean and Florence Holbrook, two of the best known funmakers on the American stage. and has supplied a very large chorus of unusually pretty girls who can both sing and dance. The sale or seats for the entire engagement opens
 tomorrow morning at o'clock and Judg- ing from the interest which is manifest it will undoubtedly be of exceedingly large prODOrtiOns.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-04
TRUCKMAN CRUSHED
 UNDER. HIS BURDEN

Alphonse Cransuola a freight han dler for the trolley express. residing i'll James street. ran his hand truck and a heavy packing case off the platform at the railroad station, last night He was found with the truck and box on top of him and both bones in his left leg broken. The ambulance was sum- moned. The bone was set by pr. Me Queeney and the. injured man was re- moved to St. Vincents hospital.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-04

the motion pictures in the electro graph, the boys enjoyed every minute of the big show. Those whose acts were such as to permit it, introduced a number of features for the particu- lar benefit of the newsboys, and the pleasure of the occupants of the top gallery must have been contagious, for the audience was one of the most enthusiastic of the season.
 The performance was over by 10:30 and the neWsies, tired out but su- premely happy, went home to dream about when they should grow up, and be a big fine man like George B. Max well, to have joy rides all around the country boosting circulation and be- friend the needy little lads he finds among the newsboys of the street.
 1 C.4 CD ..E& .. -GA-.
 Ina Kind Vcu have sIxayS R,uIt>
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-04
GuaranteedClOtheS
The reasons why you can buy clothes to best advantage in The Surprise Store at all times are briefly these:-

y best advantage in The Surprise Store at all times are briefly these:-
 First: If any purchase fails to please your money is instantly refunded without question or the goods cheerfully exchanged. We keep your clothing pressed and repaired without charge" This is our famous dou- ble guarantee that insures you absolute sat- isfaction.
 Second: We produce every garment we sell. We buy the fabrics direct from the best mills, and make the garments in our own tailor shops, which are the most mod ern in every way. Selling direct from ''maker to wearer'' we give you price ad- vantages impossible outside of The Surprise Store.
 Third: You are sure of correct style in Surprise Clothes because they are designed by our own master designers to express the best fashion ideas known to New York-the style center of America.
 Fifth No other clothes at anywhere near our prices so ideally combine the qual- ities of correct style and long wear-resisting service that you rightfully expect in your clothes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-04
NOW'S The Time To Try Surprise Clothes

The policy of our business demands that be sold the it is manufactured that will only goods The Surprise Store beginning of Therefore prices greatly reduced to effect complete clearance.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-04
S7.25 Now Buys A Suit Or
 OvercOat That Any Man ' Will Proudly Wear.

garments splendid $10 excellent worsteds, all wool chev iots cassmeres veours, in gray, slate, stone, olive and shades and in neat dark mixtures The advance styles for and young men. The well worth while of these for until late spring
 The overcoats best $1O and SIP garments They perfect fitting sem-box and full-box models in fancy overcoatings black, oxford. cambridge gray shades of excellent melton. These ments we tailored Things and nternings high grade insuring long and shape retention For have bright overcoat for wear the balance this winter that lay away you of winter sBecause of advancing will not be able to duplicate these coats next winter at $10 and SIP!
 shrewd buyers get of these suits overcoats now an
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-13

nlllBte 6eoelttenoe @eritartlusen fer
on5iebea, ebe es nogli6 por, ser
Mob 5u rdumen ltno Ole Gputet
oes blutioen 8orfous 5u e1ttIernu1
Oepeiden aus 9loois sfbc6f
ntelocn ooB &aiierin 9oitlt pol
2l6eiiiltien por- &nr5em oen Ser
iud) ma6te ols Monn oerfleioe,
Gus Der $ mlptltoot gu en1flie9en
Sic muroe aber BON ben SDortra
c6en erfannt uno nit slnpclloullo
oon @emolt nab Dem ibr ais Sc.
fongnis ongepieienen 9oloIt 5lrius
gebradt. Gs ipor Die 9lt5iht Ser
&aiierin, BEL ibren gruoer sios
Die, Dem @oupernerr ln1o totiadfj.
li6 ullnbbdngigen geberrihet Scr
5iio=Fropin5en, Elm 9[iDl 5li iuhen
Sic ltebt befanntli6 nidt nnr I'M
ter Dem @erbo6te, ibrent qrciIes
8emabL Dem &aiier Mellelif, ncuj
Dem Seben getradtet gu boben, iotl-
bern Tie ioa ou6 an ser 5pisc eli
Her Seridnorlng iteben, pel6e 6en
sum Sbronerben ausgerufenen @n,
tel Wenelifs, BEN 5ebniahrioen oioi
Seiion aus oem @eee raltaisn ipod-
te. Sic lit BET Der berri6enoen ssof-
tion bitter perbaBt uno mon er>
portet, oab ibr megen So5perrots
Der 8ro5eB gemoht tperoe,l piro
GrofeIior 9fein bon Ser mcoi-
5inii6en Sofultat ser Getersburger
ltniperiitat, cine slutoritat onf
Dem @ebiete ser sssnfeftio1tsfronfbei-
ten erflart oen geeenlrGrtieen
Sbolera=@usbrud in gfnBlonh als
cine @efo6r fir oos eonse glcib.
Seiner S6asune nod bel6uft 1id
Die Sooesrate fir 1910 iebt ifon
auf $1,000, mdbreno iie I'M Sobre
1909 2S,000 uno i'm Sabre 1908
1000 betrue. Gie @eiobr miro
nod, ipie er iagt, ourb Die Tatiode
ueritarft, baB Die Seud)e por oen
Staote1l auf entfernte ldnoIide
0iitrifte iiberaeeriffen bat, mo- iie
I6mer 6efdnlpft meroen .anr.
SIN neununofiinf5ieiten 2ebens-
loire 1T 5u Sagen in @eitfolen Ser
6efannte Gentrrlms- Gofitifer. lao
ebenolige 9fei6tags- -4bgeorbnete So
bonnes S1snaeel oabineeIbieben.
@r mar Serausgeber Der Weltoeut-
l6en 8olfs5eitune nno @uhbruder-
beiiber. SIN 9aei6stae bate er 1893
6is 1906 oen 8lpeiten 9lrnsberget
Wablfreis g(rnsberg-Slpe. .Mei6eoe
nertreten.
8rnoesienator 9foet 6at leine
geipredung ser Streitfrage be5iia-
lid Der 5iiderei an ber aiiite non
Nell=Sunolano por Dem !Saoger
Sdieoseeri6t beenbet. Die GntiAei-
oune seq @eri9ts miro iuohrlneiil.
(ih in September erfoIge,l.
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Gin 8anfclerf in Seem Port
nomens George 8ing nuroe ncn
eineln Mitongeiteaten, Der inn por.
bemonfrieren tpoate, ipie WaIer
@opnor pon Gallagher eci6oiien
moroen mar, in ben llnterieib ee.
i6oiien. gr iit idmer Derlunnhet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-13

Big SSabrett aus Secllnlieb, MebroS-
ia, peri6pallb, iteIlte iid oieier 3a-
ge uieoer elm, uno es gelang iGln,
gu 6etpeiien, bob Ell ser einsioe lm6
redtrnaBiee Grbe BON sSobl. @ilIol,
it, Der Dor flint Sabren itorb. 8il=
ion erbt ein Gernogen bon $4,000.
Ole Ipe5ieaen @roBaeiniposc.
men luel6e ei1berufen naren SIR
llnteriudung Ser Spnberei 6es pr,-
bibitioniltii6en Yripotoeteftips Gori
gtberington IN gsemarf, Sbip, onl
g. Snli, erboben gegen iitnfSehn
angeblibe Mitglieoer oes Yobels,
Der ben Morb po15og, slnflngen ouf
Woro im eriten @raoe.
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gietoria 9ibiiium, g. $. G. g. q.
M. 6. & s. gabn.

Nnfnrft-
So. 241--@on Soniton nnb Collection
;. :. >. :. $50 morsens
SO. 235-@om 0orben. .7.30 bortl,iti.
SO. 231-@om gaorben unb 8ouftcn
SO. 9-@onl Norben. ..7:45 abenbs
SO. 244-@a6 Dem NDrben u So,titon
t.IO UUIuI
SO. 10-Na6 ben Norben 1000 born,
$40. 236-Nad ben; Norben. -. :.
:. :. 900 abenbs
No. 242-Nad bem gtorben ilnb Sal
peiton, -. .11.50 abenos
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Gutter NRnt.


Nlan muk niemals san5 nersasen,
gSenn man ntan6ntal aud eS rtetnt.
Simmer mod mad biiit'rem gagen
Wiebernm bic SDnne idjeint.
Wenn idjpn sllles idjien nerIorcn,
llnb Dergangen nnier 0liif,
El1tltdj tpieber itemgcbpren
Gebrt es bod sn nns smriif.
Gnr iuer ielbit iid) anfsegeben
tlnb bic S0Gn6e in ben S6DDe
WtttluS legt un6 pbne Streben,
gtnr fit ben lit nidbts ntebr Los.
Spd) ipcr mntig in bic Gpetelen
0reifem mill am 8liifesrab,
3em mnf nd bic llnsunit tueid)em,
Smuer gritnt iBm neue Saat.
Sdjten es bDdj beinab, aIs iudrc
ltnier id)5nes Sexaslanb
Tnr mod cine gitrit'ge SpbGre
Sir ne fred)e W,uferbanb.
Nlles ,uDllte tie nns ranben,
Sebe Sreibeit, jebe 2uit,
Spllt' nidJt tte9r, beim Saft berSrGnbcl
Sinsen frob, aus upller 8rnit.
Sa, mam trieb es immer idbm5ber
Wsit Der Wsnfer Narretei,
Bis her SDnntas MIR elm DSer
Sag Der 9anseiueile let.
9a anf einntal brad bic Setter,
S'rauf Der Mnfer itieg entppr,
tlmb Ibis bterber unb ntdJt ,uetter"
Sitef ber Nntis fefter Gbur.
tlnb bas Sf5nite tit BON 4llen
9as jekt 5riebe berridlet bier,
5rpbe Sieseslteber idJalten
9nitis beim alamp 8ier.
Simmer ipll man nns nerfageu,
9ieien fdJ5ueu 2abetranf,
Esit ber Wluder lit geidJiasen
Sier in SeEns - @ptt iei bauf!
I
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Giieababn Suburban.
8. e. s.. q. gao6n

S. & 8. q. 8abn,
Nnfllnft-
No.5 -&om Mprben. .6.45 aberos
yeo. g 8om 9eorben. .... .6.45 moro
yto. 7-2ocal bon Searne. 1000 mora
gfo. O. 2ocal bon 8aleitine -.
go. A. Son Merifo. -. .1.5O nad)lr
Wo. 12-Socal bon 2arebo (gen1ii9t) ;.
orr: 900 ntora.
ylo 4 gea9 bem Norben. 1856 nahm
9o g. Na9 oem Norben. 500 a6snbs
ao. 8-2ocal nad5 Baleitine. .7.3Q mors
No. 10 @gpreb nab 9earne.
:. ;. 400 morg
yso. 5 -Na6 Werifo. 100 nrorg
gto. II -Socal na9 9orebo (semi6t)
-. :. =. 900 aberb5.
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@erlangt

cine ao6in in einem Sansbolt bon
orei Berionen. @uter 2obn 0a6Sll-
fragen in ser Office oec .Sreien
Hreiie".
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gfidter ssu[ius 6. Nfiflnr

9tidter sSuIius s. 9iibaro-
ion bon Sllabama, elmer Der befonas
telten Surilten bes States, ipuroe
getotet, uno atpei ieiner ssrellnbe
purben nerlest bel einenl 9futon'u.
bilunfoIl, melher iih fiinf5chn Nei-
len bon Montgomerp, 9llo, 5utrlla.
0as 9liito fam gang Noblitb gun.
Stiaitano, unb ser 9fi6ter lpnroe
olirG oen slnprna born iiber bin-
ausgei6leuoert. or erlitt 8erlebull-
gen, ipelhen er ipoter i'm Soipital
erlaa.
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: c / II 8.

3ie 6arlners' Union bcati:d,-
tigt eine @entrol-@erfoufsIteue fir
gallmpoIle eill5uri6ten oieIeIbe
inter einen bionoeren 9(geEtel1 gu
ltellen uno an ibr aile 9'nuanroa~
perfaufe, trel6e our6 sic Union &C.
ma6t meroell ab5uidlie5en. Ser
slsent lpiiroe perpflidtet iein, feline
gaumipolle unter oent bon ser Union
leltgelesten Winimalpreis gu pcrfa1-
fen. 9urd oieie @inri1tlna miirbc
Der geiamnlte Gptfon6onoel Der
Union in elmer San0 pereinigt l1to
es fonnte our6 geid)idte Monipnro-
tion oelielben piel leibter Elm Irnf
auf Den Warft- .ollseeiibt lDer6ell
als iebf. 9lneroings nliibte ser
@entral=slgent Elm ltngernein erfobre-
ner uno idarfiibtieer Monn lein
Gin Sebler miiroe iicb unter oieIeln
nelen Spitem natiirIi6 lnenoIiH
biel idmerer ridden ols inter Dem
alten.
Gos @ebirgsidngerfeit in
Comfort lit BON Der Seitbeboroc per-
fdoben fporben, es ioll ietf o1n 2a.
uno "a. September itattfinoen. llr-
lpriinglid mar es ouf Sen 8. nno
TO- Septenber angeiett, ober Inn Die
3eit finoen Gerihtsiibllngen lit
Gomal unb &enoa1 GounlD iiott
uno piele Sanger wiiroen ulbt in
Sfanbe gelpeien iein, on Dem SSe'te.
teil5unebmen.
Der Senat bat Sic 8ebn-Mei,
len-8ia rnb oie 8il1, meide be-
itinnlt, bob @etrdnfe nidi an beld
glab getrunfen nerben hiirieit on
benz iie perfauft tperben, erogiiltio
beieitist. Die 9lnti-8rohibitioniiten
hieIten feit- 5uiammen lrnS olc Ber-
iuhe Ser Brobibitioniiten, 8orteile
5u erringen, miseliidten. Goinit
lit oeutlid bepieien, oaB in 6ieler
grtroiisung feline Brobihitionsbills
'nngenommen peroen f0nnen.
senator galleD bat Die Gin.
(aoung am Sreitag abeno Dor oeal
Hepralentantenbauie Der 2cgislatllr
cine 9feoe gu baIten, nit 0eoanerll
abgelebtt, ou er bereits eine GinIa.
onng nnd geacona anaenontlnen
babe.
- Die Mili5truppen bnben has
6eloIager in 2eon Sprilas miebcr
perloiien. sic iinb 5ebn gagc sort
aeiueien. Die reguldren .Esuppen
tper6en nod einiee 3eit in 2ager
bleiben.
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gerbinoung NIT Der Negerbeee i'll
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len.
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poar eSltngen, 9lloen @pans ~nn0
8alter Goiep, 16 lrnb IL Sabre elf,
in Streit. Gin 1lterer gruoer oes
fIeinen Gaiep Sobn mil yeolu.n,
miihte iid in oie Sade Elm ailo er.
bielt einen Welieriti6 in bie Nrl,it,
Der i'm iofort totete.
1rofeiior @uentber, iueIthrr
ieit Sebn Sabren Sflliliperiiltell-
bent bon 2apaco gountp NOR, lot
iein sln1t nieoergeleet I'M cine
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Staots=Normali1nle in Gonron Gi-
tp an5unebmen 8rof Oilers, ser
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oas slmt nonliniert purbe, iit bon
Der County Court" gu ieineu 0ab-
folger pdbrel1o oes Reits ieiner
gnts5eit ernannt porben.
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Saeobs, cine olte 8eiuobnerii ron
8oliao Gountp,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-13
Gntoeftc einc reidlc Wine.

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lagte, er babe cine mabre Ofine
BON @eillnobeit in Or. Sings Ser,
2ife Gillen entoedt, oo iie i'm nad
l2iabrigenl 2eiben BON eimer 2eher
uno Niereit-aranfbeit furierten. %
Gts. bei allen Oruegiltell.