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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-26
ELECTRIC rHEArER MADE SAFE

IL y Porter, the proprietor Of the
the film room of the theater lined with
metal, and the door SO arranged that
u will close when the operator leaves
the box. This will eliminate all danger
in case of sn explosion in the dlm
room This is a wise action on the
part Of the management, and the show
going people ~ the city will not fail
10 appreciate II.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-26

There Is a sky pilot in TIN, city who
has a gift of CAB that Is harmful. h'
has been mixing a good deal OF politics
with his religion lately. We are tot!
that he is norating II around on the
street corners that the News Is not
sincere in its defense Of the pubic
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-26

There hHs been u httl" wind moving
around over thr cactus since last Tues
day. hut 49, a whole We have had the
very finest March weather un record
in this section of New Mexico nr any
other Co.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-26

some Of the fellows who were c~ussing
George Evans the loudest before they
knew he was going to hold over two
years longer as councilman from the
Fourth Ward, were the first to run
over each other TO get 10 him to tell
him how they loved him and that they
were for him all the time. Old Judas
l%.cafioi still stalks abroad.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-26

More trees we're brought in by the
ei,y Medu,sda, and distributed among
the people who wanted them. Tu"um
ear IL soon ON To be full Of heshu
ful homes with shade Tree, aud lawns
everywhere.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-26
EXTRA SPECIAL

BOYS WASH SUIT FOR AGES 3 TO 8 YEARS
A GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES AND CoLoRS.
THE KIN THAT USUALLY SELL o 500
AND MORE. SPECIAL. CHOICE CSC
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-26
FOR LARGER BOYS

SUITS FOR BOYS 8 To Is YEARS OF AGE.
KNlCKER BOOKER PANTS. SOME SUITS
WITH EXTRA AIR. MODIFY SPRING SHADES
IN TANS N 6REYS. SEE THESE BEFORE
YOU BUY.
PRICES RANGE FROM 33.75 70 So. SO.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-26
MEMS WOR X PANTS

WE'VE AFULL STOCK NOW AT vERY Low
PRICES, QUALITY CoNSlDERE ED. AND WE
INSIST THAT EVERY LAboRlN6 MAN LOOK
THEM OVER WHETHER READY TO BUY OR
NOT. WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION 70
OUR tl.35 AND 3l.73 SPECIALS.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-26
Citizens Municipal Ticket

For Mayor,
j. \. STREET.
For Clerk,
j. X. DAUGHTRi.
For Treasurer,
EARL GEORGE.
For Councilman, LIST. Ward
BENtTO BACA
For Councilman, End Ward
NJ. T.. PARISH,
For Councilman, 3rd. Ward,
JAMES CONWELL
For Councilman, 3rd Ward.
. CLINT RUTHERFORD
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-26

pI6Hr IN OUR STORE YOU WILL FINE A NEW
spR ING SUIT THAT WILL MAKE o HAPPY.
THIS SUIT WILL PLEASE YOU IN COLOR IT
will GIVE YOU GOOD WEAR IT WILL ri I
YOUR BODY, AND 1T WILL FIT YOUR PUkSt. /
WHY NOT THEN COME TO THE 5ToRE Thai
CAN FIT YoU IN EVERY WAY2--THAI A /
FIT YOUR EYE. FIT YOUR BODY, AND ri 4
YOUR ~PoCKET-book?
MEMS NEW SPRING SUITS IN BROW 4
SHADES, GREY SHADES N bLACKS 10 ri
ALL SIZES. THESE SUITS ARE EXCELLENT
LY TAILoRE E CORRECT IN STYLE AND ARE
CUT TO FIT. THERE'S A SAVING OF FROM I
$3.50 TO SIS o ON THESE.
SPECIALLY PRICED AT 81. SO, $40, $3.50
ANpSla.5o. THEY ARE GOING FAST. COME
BEFORE YOUR SIZE is GONE.
BOYS SUITS
KNEE SUlTS FOR THE LITTLE FELLOWS
FROM TO 8 YEAR OF AGE. AS PRETTY
AS A FASHION PLATE. WITH ALL The
MARKS or NEWNESS. YOU WONT BEAT
THESE VALUES AT Sc. 90 TO So so.
FOR LARGER BOYS
SUITS FOR BOYS TO Is YEARS OF AGE.
KNICKER booker PANTS. SOME SUITS
WITH EXTRA PAIR. NobbT SPRING SHADES
IN TANS N 6REYS. SEE THESE BEFORE
YoUbUY.
PRICES RANGE FRoMsa.75 TO $4.5o.
EXTRA SPECIAL
BOYS WASH SUITS FOR AGES To YEARS
A GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES AND CoLoRS.
THE KIND THAT USUALLY SELL o 500
AND MORE. SPECIAL. CHOICE esc
IN WORK PANTS
WE'VE AFULL STOCK Now AT VERY Low
PRICES. QUALITY CONSIDER ED. AMI WE
INSIST THAT EVERY LAboRIN6 A LOOK
THEM OVER WHETHER READY To BUY OR
NOT. We CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION To
OUR &l.35 AND &l.75 SPECIALS.
FUSTAIN
I DO YOU KNOW WHAT "FU5TAIN" Tsp IT
! Is A HEAVY oRDED MATERIAL FROM
WHICH is MADE THE BEST WORK PANTS
THAT MONEY WILL BUY. PANTS MADE
4 FROM THIS MATERIAL USUALLY SELL AT
32.5o Toi3.oo BUT WE FOUND A SNAP AND
j SNAPPED IT. WHILE THE LOT LASTS YOU
CAN GET FUSTAIN PANTS HERE
I $500 FOR $l,S5.
COME AND SEE US FOR ANYTHING
T. A. MUlRHEAD & co.
N. B.. WEDNESDAY MARCH soTH Will be
COLGATE DAY" AT OUR STORE. WATCH
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-26

Continued next week J
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-26
BOYS SUITS

SUITS FOR THE LITTLE FELLOWS
FROM TO 8 YEARS OF AGE. AS PRETTY
AS FASHION PLATE. WITH ALL THE
MARKS or NEWNESS. YOU WON'T BEAT
THESE VALUES AT $500 TO So. so.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04

Der Den Sinn bes 8ortes nift fanute,
uno bel DEM eS audi niht mebr gang
rihti9 mar, nidte, bon ieiner Sfenz
banf Der oa5u ltno meinte itlieBli6:
Ser altc Sdlenprian! Sa. ia, baS
rpar Elm lieber Serr! 8ptt bob i'm
Ielig. Chat mid bod reht 9efrert.
oaB i6 bel ieiner 2eide hab' iein
tonnen." - s@uffniten.~ >r
~ :: ~
Ter SGlnnmcirr.
Hifter: Sic iino nit bier Sn6ren
3uhtbnus. Dem Gerluit Der gbrcns
red}te unb Der 2anbesperipciiun9 be-
trait. 0nbeu Sic etipas Da3u 81
bemerfen? .
Sd mofte 5uerit Die 2anDespers
r~peiiun9 abbubcn.
Gin Sptimiit.
a.: 0ente Dir. seitern bab' id mir
bel benz Sleiiher anD6elfen cine
8urit eefalft unb uIs i'd lie gu SnuIe
1uspadte, entoedte i'd, DnB lie in Elm
8eoidt bon Sir einseipidelt mari "a
.. (Si6terling) go cine @emeins
9eitl Sa braudt man ii6 freilid
ni6t gu ipunDern, hdB Der YiannJ
Iplden 3ulauf bat!
q
gerihnappt.
@eiu 8eifdft gebt id1ledt = Ieit
5ielcn Sdbren gable ih paraufl
@arum seben sic es benin
niht auf?
Sa. pom mas iol id Damn Ieben?
- - y
Inter Sdnlbnben.
ga, Sein Batter oiirfte elm finitere5
8eiitt sema6t baben. ais CT Sein
S4ui5eiIgniB lab!
Satpobl - elm Stpd finiieresl
~ y " 8e1 A..
a, Gtne Muiterbunsirau.s ssi
@as maiden Sic ochn NIT alfa sem
leeren Goniefpenbiichien? "Al& Il
War nidfsf Sd made lie MIR rein |
.nn6i bai,n aIafperfc i'd lie fortI2l7& \
.If5}SiipIf17e: = rG1 Il
4 .-FlaHE eGiasnuie. ii lat |
Singer ar5t: sic baden entiseIidtF
.,SfasibtlrnsrHs sfppen n,d-R.H iiHS fss sisib
80 9aificuIt:s sfinittait.
SuAger WRIT; llrb rns fir Elm Srts
~lrluaent bisiar 4is2sb4 Ssenpns,sa /
Satient SisusrpBp 4 ronultehg 8erq, |.
.SotfpySs'l tri tse iiii T9s~53 rrnE0iI 4
-is,Q ia*lS2* 3s;; |.
va, 2anse Yeidtc. ,gAsos /
: VI: 9eute tperSe ib mcinem suY
.tiiitftisen 4 Shrbieserpater enSiit
aleine SHuIben geitebcn. v,m 11t !
y. (nHgldubig) :, Rirflifac 3t'
u: So. i'd bin feit enti9loiien
beute nno morgcn. "a HsaNrF
y - =
Yrpbat.
SIT Sbre Satin and ihon einmal
IN Sbnmaht sefaleu. UNI ibren
&iaen our65uiesen?
gi, getpiB. einmal bat lie es and
probiert; ih bate lie aber ifneu pies
Der mllnter gemahtl
@omit benn?
Sd ifrie MIR: gnrma. gu iiet ia
duf Setnem neiIen Sutl
GslDHal perdnbert.
a.: @uten Gag. Serr S6ul5e -
lpie 9ebt es Sbnen?
g.: gritens femme ib Gle gar
niGt nno bann beige tb gar ni6t
Shul5el
H.: @as? - S6ul5e beiBen sic
uud niht mebr? - baben sic it'd
aber pe~rdnoertl,
- = y /.
Ansenebme 9attenliebe.
8arum ba6en Sic benin Sbren
Nauu 10 nerbauen?
3. Der 5auseni6ts; er tpodte CUR
Irbeit geben. obne mir einen Ibs
ltieostnB gegeben 3u babenl
- ~ ~
Gbcniu gut.
a.: 8ie befinbet ii6 Sbre Srau
Jest?
g.: Saufe. gutl {
~: 60 bat Die gIettri5itdt, gu Der
i'd Sbnen rietb. bas 2eioen beieitiat?
o.: WRit Der gleftri5itdt babe i5 es
gar ntht crit 5u periuhen brnuhen,
9ing ifon nit Benign!
o.: @ieio?
81 Sh hnhc ihr ain 0I.tn.a,L.I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04

Ian6es na6re 8prt miro oez
Iprpd)en, pcnn man 81 miibe lit. I'M
b6fli6 81 iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04
Ger ute Shlenbrian.

80 y" SWsSupttuus
Sn einent tleinen Sleden. iebr bod
i'm @ebirge, unp iebr tpeit alb bonn
Seben, amtierte Dor Sabreu elm alter
Ri6ter. CT mar nod aus Der SfuIc
Der Sor5eit unb fubr bic 2cute libel
m, lpentt lie, mas meiitens Der Sdn
mar. gum Sermin Die eeiesli6 erfprs
ocrten llrfunben beraeiien batten.
aber Den Gtt nabm er ibnen trusbem
auf. Senn bic @ege bonn 2anoe gu
leincr Imtsreiiben5 bin tparcn tpeit
unO beidperli6. unb er bate Wtitleib
NIT Mienid unb @ieb.
git Dem neuen Ge6t 9ina Der nltc
Hifter, unS bu err li6 an bic Seitlifc
Rube nidt mebr gepDbnen fonnte, iicz
ocltc er ms Senicits ii6er. bersli6 be-
traliert bon Der @enDlferung. Die iid1
81 letnem Seihcnbegdngniiie in beuen
Shaaren eiugefunbeu bate. Ser
neue Serr. Der an feline StcQc ecfoms
men, mar in Iaem bag @eaenitiid Si
Dem alten. gr mar b6flid gcgen sic
Earteien. Nber er ifidte lie unrpeis
gerlth pieber fort. tpenn tic sur llm@
ihreibung pber 2Dihung elmer Goit Die
nDtbi9en Spfumentc uiht our Stcqe
battcu. gr5dbltc man ibm, pic es
irilbcr geiucien, 10 pflegtc or 5i iaaen:
.Su, ial Ser alte S6lcnbrian bat
iett mifgeb0rt." Sas mar iflimme
3eit fir Die arnten 2anpleute. 8enn
3ipci Ii6 bese9neten. pilesten lie nlir
Die a0pfe 3u i6iittelu uno binter Den
Sbren 6u frauen. gu reoen ipagten
tic ni6t. tbeiIs ans Surdbt. t6cils aus
Hc'pett. Criminals ma pieoer Elm
Sauer iurtseihift iporpeu. nm elm
Sofument 5n bolen. Sas aber maj
10 gut a%ufaebpben. baB man i'm SauIe
oas llnterite 81 oberit breben muBte,
nm es 5u finben. Seuiseno mafJte
iih Die bon Der Selbarbeit ermiioete
S~auersfrnu on Die Irbeit, babel leiIc
Dor Iih bin mlrmelnb: Ser alte
Shlenoriuu. Aber beiier ipar's Spd!"
Sbr 8~reiier Sater. Der Iussebinser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04
- ~ ~
,Tiasnpie.

? Shnger sr5t: Sie baben entstIia
rufgeiptunsrnte' 2ippen - linS geelpiB
Riliiter2 'I.'lSR-A '}"
'aYGticut:o Sfiniuit.
Sunger WRIT; llrb rnS fir Elm Sits
Hriuaent bisiGl 1is2sh1 nsenrnas@;
Satieat ; susrobpS runusehg Seem,
Spttpg,,s lin uac ii,f Iss~f3 urh}aiT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04

Na. Sein Batter Siirite elm finitere5
Selltt 9ema6t baben. ais CT Sein
S9ul5eusutb iabl
Saipobl - elm Stpd finiteresl I.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04

sc Gtne 0tuiterbunSirau.s ~
@as maiden Sic ochn NIT aFa SEN
leeren gonietpehbiihien? Aa&
Waf nidDfsf Sd mddbe lie MIR rein
.naoi pai.n lta fperfe i'd lie fortl2i7 )
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04
- - y
Serihnappt.

Iein 8eIhdft gebt idledt = ieii
otelcn Sabren gable ih baraufl
@arum geben sic es ben
nift auf?
50. bon mas loQ if Damn leben2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04
J inr
2ange 28eihtc.

IT,: 9eute tpcrSe ib mcinem gu
etiftftiscn Strbieserpater enSiidt
a'eine Sbulben geitebcn. v,m EHt
y. (%nngldubig) :, @irflidJat 49,
u: So. i'd bin feit entl6loieu,
beute uno norgcn. rs as3Nr elk
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04

Gus Serbinano, Sbabo. l1reibt
Elm anberer Snrmer:
Sas @etreibc bier lit in Ser Sauptz
Jade @interipei5cn mn @intcraerite.
Bur Belt beS Srclhens fpItetc Der
@ei8en 70 bis rs Gents pro 8ui6el
unb Die @crite 90 bis 95 Gents pro
100 Siunb. Wian lam Ieben, bab
Die gambler bier nit ben Sarmern
berfabren tpie CO ibncn beliebt. Sa
jest brei Siertel oes @etreibes in Den
&duben bieier Suben lit, iie alip fair
Iaes baben, mas Die Sormer cnts
bebren fDnnen. foitet Ser 8ci5en idpn
50 bis 90 Gents pro @uibel. uup Die
@erite $1.20 pro 100 Sfunp. NuS
ib 3lr 3eit bes 9reIden5 eiuen Sdnps
Ter fra9te (uur nm au~s3ufinbcn, mas
t) 5ur Nntipurt betGme) oh Elm
b0berer SreiS 5t eripnrten lei, Iaatc
or, man f0nuc eS uiht miilen - emit
lueilen uidDtl @r bate QeraSc 10 out
Ingen t6nnen: .tuenn mir crit alicS
@etreibe in uuieren 6Gnben babcu!"
Ytan bat bier ihpn nit einem Sars
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04
M4tmng, warmer!

Sabt Sbr oaier. Seu. 8artof elm, yseisen, 0oru.
Sosssn. Seriis. 9ier. Butter ODER Iberbaupt
Garmprobutte su pertaufen? @enn
Soma, unh .irast ibn UNI isine Ereiie. Ran
a~eIeiiire einiad: >. J. Nagls. DUBUQUE, Solua.
N. b. -3srr Nasle tanft un6 p~ertauit aud
Staot' unb iarmeioenthum. ~
Ssim earsisea srwssRs man ssb. btsfss plast.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04
SpaB mluB aMd iein.
Der GbeiterfGie.

SpI elleHl SeltIQte11ei1lQQen 1fdn0
elm Serr unb muIterte bas iebr pers
lo6enb beraertftete Shaufeniter.
Ramentiid 500 'ibn elm bunfelsgolb<
8elber Sdieleib an. auf bent iid Elm
3ctttl befaub nit Ser Iufid,riit:
GbeiterfdIe, a Yortion so Iiennise.
Sange, lnuse ifaute Der Serr be-
9ebrlt6 nod Dem i6Dnen Safe unb
man lab es inn an. baB err gerne oas
bon 9etauft bate, aber INNER, pen1
es 1ften, als iei CT 5u einem gnts
Iflufe gefommen. tpurbe er pieoer
Ifpnnfcnb. SlDslid nber ihien linn
elm 8ebanfe gcfommen 81 iein unb er
6ctrat ben 9aben.
auf Die boflide Sra9e bes @erfdus
fers ertpiocrtc Der Serr: rSa6en Sic
utclettt elm Sremop0rterbu6? Sd
babe nur cine aleinigfeit nad3uz
ieben."
@erbubt iiber bas unermnrtete 4ns
Iinnel budte Ser adicbdncler cine
Betle nod. banr ingte CT: .gtein
SoFl, Der &ealidiiIer, pirb Gins
baben."
llnb bienit9efdais sins or in Die
0interltube unb febrte bnlo 'baraui
NIT einem gude mieoer 5uriid.
~Sier lit oas S~erlangtc", iagte err.
Ser Serr nabm oas Bud, bIdtterte
cine 3eit lang prin berum unb CAB CO
Damn nit Sanf 5uriid.
"Suben Sic ~eefunoen. mas Sic
Iuhten?"
"Satpobl", anttportetc Der Serr.
limb bumit id Sic nift umIcnft be-
miibte. fonnen Sic mir cine Yprtiou
bon pteiem ~Si6eBterfdIe" oa eeben."
y -
Der 9ahler.
Seutnant b.. 6. bonn 10. 8arbce
Regiment 5u SUB mar elm uneIiids
ltder Nteni6. Gidt, paB es i6nl
petunidr Defenders i6ledlt ging. ODER
oaB er an u~nerpipertcr Siebe frantic.
nein, iein @eiiht aQein mar on ieiner
lln9liid i6ulo. es lab ndmlid 10 aus.
Gls tpenn er ii1 bas 2aden perfniii.
gang gleif. Oh er in elmer Srauers
parade itanb, oh i'm elm Soraeiester
anpfiff ober Oh er iid in anoerer
eitiationen befanp. in benen mo cine
ernite Waiene auf5uiesen pfiegt.
Ratiirli6 trug linn has etpia
ldbelnoe 8eiidt pid Serser Elm. ms
6~eipneere penn er es NIT @orgeiesten
81 tbun bate. Sic i'm ni6t fainter
Sr betparb lid besbnlb, 10 Oft IS mn
ruo9lid mar, lrm Commands, be
Neuen er NIT ieiner &erIon nift Der
por5utreten bralldte uub nit iremoen
&9r8eiesteu ipcuis IN Serlbrrns farn.
Cine 2 cages isri6ien b. S., pergniigt
ldhelno, luie intmer. I'M 8aiino unD
be9riiBte Die bereits antpeienberJ
0erren.3 .ogA.
~8uten Gag, mein Iieber.; 9annen
rief ibm elm Saiiptmann Si.
ni6t seiebeM' pieso sebt's
,t s.rG $oId1 - * |
ales bordte anf. ... rsanncn
Baum g%annenbaum .8.....l?"
r@as peri6aift mir ben 8pr5ug
6err Sauptmann. 10 areerebet gu
lperben", fraste b. s.. eritaunt. unb
mir allie lparen seipannt auf Die
Inttport.
no. entge9netc Der, 5u ms &C.
.eineu beiieren Ramen Tam
cs fir unieren lieben q. bod ni6t
er orient nidt MIR our Cont
ncrs5ett. nein, auh i'm 8inter, penn
idlneit!!" = n8udfniten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04
MISUNDERSTANDING


mere Gerein angefangen, uno IS fuirb
bic Seit fummeit, iuo bic Sarmer Serr
fetn fuerben iiber ibr Gigentbmm nnb
ben Yiarft fiir ibre grobutte con.
trpllirer!
unb aus l1ttca, 0en gorf,
meloet elm @poulosbe" Farmers
mann:
9rn. u -. g Corresponding aus
8rano &apios, 90 d g a II, babe i'd
nit sruBcm Sutereiic 9eleien. gs
freut mid, baB es linn 10 gut auf Dem
Sanoe gefdllt, mnb wcuit i'd, md, elm
junger Warn miire, 10 ,uiirbc ib iebr
baln ieinem Sciipiel iplgen, bier Naes
%perfanfcn nnb mid auf benz 9anoe
niebcrlafen. Ses Stabtle6cns bin i'd
itamltdl aud fatt. Iuf elmer Sarm,
TIT 8uttes freier, iG5ner Gatur, ba
piirbe es mir iebr sefalen. Gs lit
in Der Stabt allies 10 ihretli6 tbemcr,
nnb uenn es 10 fort sebt, fam Der
arnte Mann balb fein Sleiidj mebr
efIen. Wsnn mni; lid ~geiualtia In
alien Stiifen einihranfen, nm MIR
aus5nfummetr.
aus ellis. San a 3. beiBt es:
Serr St bon 8arfitpu. G. 8.
mag redt baben. Die SdnDler
itrenen ben Sarmern getpis Sanb I'm
bic Gasen, unb siuar 10 bid, baf man
tim NIT Der Sdanfel berausihanfeln
f6nnte. 1tnb trpsbem ppllen picle
Sarmer cs nifpt einiebcn, baR eS fir
tie purtbeilbaft, ia serabesu ein sesen
iuire, iih ST orsaniiirer. Wir bntten
bier cine organization, aber iie lit
iuieber etngefhlafen. Su LANCE fc
u%prbanben mar, ,uaren piele Sarmer
iebr beseiitert, aber Jest ieblt IS an
9euten, ,ueldbe bic Shlni1aube BON Der
Organization e%ntfernen.
-
Sas iino MIR 70 einige g~eiipielc.
tuas anbere Sarmer iiber lire Suite
rei'ens Srasen 5l insen baben. gs
ipdre gctpiB ni6. Iebrrei6 unb an
resenb. iuenn bic Farmer. 9eier bieier
3citnns sn ienen Srasen stellung
aebmen unb TIRE Nniihten biesbetreff
einfdifen miirben. geipnbers Jest,
no bober s6nee fiegt, unb Ser Sars
mersmann einiaermaBen Gube unS
3eit bat. User biellei6t iencn
appea" >artifel ifberieben bat, be-
iteIe $40. 20O4 yr@d8ettc" pSer go.
1924 .aatb.: '8efen" unb Inpierca
ienen artitel iurSfGftis bird. alio
tper melnet iit erI?l ...,t
"
Sum 9ahSenfen!
llnreiner Saneu beoeutet perune
retniste Selber!
+ +. tpabret Cure Ssutcz
reiien, organiiiert @udI
Ser grbe fDitli6iter 8etpinn, lit
frobes Ser5 uno reiner Sinn.
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limb. laiien iib i6neu umIeeen.
@er Die Saati6dc niGt poridriftsz
mdBig ausleert, lam Den Gpeider
ni6t anfiilen.
8enn ii6 Die 2eute INN Niemanb
tiimmern, lit eS fein @unber, baB aIdj
lie feline SreuDe baben.
Ian gebe benz Sarmer tuos linn
5nfommt. unb er ipirb Der @elt ieinen
Sbeil 5ufommen laiien.
@erben bur6 Die boben Gutter
Die Stabtleute nidt aes
5tpunsen Sleomarsarine gu faufen?!
@as aber ioGlen Die armen
Stabtfranen tbun, tpenn sic
Ger 3S Gents bas Suseno foiten
unb frii6e Butter 80 big 40 Gents.
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lebte @ode elm neucr Slimber@ Srllit
nit einem 9opital bon fiinfSi9 Ntils
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cine idDns @eibrattS sSeideruns fir
bas Splfl'
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iprpd)en. pcnn man 81 miibe lit. I'M
b0fli6 81 iein.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1910-08-18
BARABQO KNIGHTS IN PARADE
A. E. Cook and 1hOnaas WhiStanCe
Participate i'm Great COnclave at d
Chicago.
From Fridays Daily

Conductor A. f.. Cook returned this
morning from Chicago, where he went
to attend the conclave of knights
Templar. He and Thomas Whistance
were the only two from Baraboo who
marched in the grand parade. They
were in line with Wisconsin COM
mandery number one which represent
ed Milwaukee.
The parade was five hours in passing
one given point and extended over a
distar ce of seven miles, Messrs. Cook
and Whistance remaining in line un-
til near the end of the long march. Mr..
Cook stated that the parade was the
greatest the country has ever seen.
Every state was represented and even
England and Canada sent Sir knights
California came in regal style, nearly
every Knight man of wealth. The
remark was passed that one poor rep
resentative of the golden state possess
ed but $50O,OOO and they were thinking
of taking up collection for him.
There are IL, 900 knights in Chicago
alone and they were so apportioned
throughout the city as to best look
after the welfare of the visitors. The
atres, parties, and auto rides were
among the pleasures to which they
were treated. Yesterday Mr.. Cook
attended the west side ball park and
witnessed along with 10000 others
the drill of the commandery teams.
Tonight occurs the grand display OF
fireworks.
Others from Baraboo attending the
great triennIal event were DR.. Ellis
and A. Ch Reisz.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1910-08-18
River Bed Filled With Sand.

Drilling on the dam site north OF
the city is still going on. Two six
inch holes have been drilled, the first
at depth of 49 feet and the second So
feet. In the first hole nothing but
ordinary river sand was struck until
the last several feet were reached,
when small deposit of clay was dis
covered in the sand. In the second
hole likewise nothing more than river
sand was gone through, but deposit
of small gravel was reached when drill
ing operations were discontinued in
the second hole. The drilling is being
done on the sand-bar on the east shore
of the river. Holes are being drilled at
intervals, the drillers working from
vest to east.-Prairie du Sac News.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1910-08-18
F|ST|C ENCOUNTER
IN A BOX CAR
TURKISH GENTLEMEN FIRST AR
RESI- 5 BY NEW POLICE
FORCE.

Chief of Police s. A Pelton and Off
Ger w. T. Marquardt have made their
first arrests. They are now duly in
itiated and future criminals should
know that they know how.
On Tuesday evening there was a
fistic encounter in a box car in the
Chicago & Northwestern yards and in
the excitement George Vasilatos was
more or less injured. In fact his griev-
ance was so great that he caused war
rant to be issued for Mike Georger,
Peter Georger and Louis V6rdakie. He
claimed that they abused him and the
trio was landed in Justice Andro's
court last evening. The cost in each
case was 1924 and the fine was $1.OO,
which was promptly paid. All are
Turkish people and it is said that they
like little JohnsonJ -eftries amuse-
ment about every time the moon begins
new quarter.
Sheriff Grant Dryer and Officer
Charles Buttertield were on hand to
see that the arrest was made with dis
patch.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1910-08-18
FREE LUNCHES HANG
IN The BALANCE
ao -t@ ~ @5l ;} na @$&
THEIR ABOLlSHMENT TO BE
URGED IN A PETITION TO
COUNCIL BY SALOONIS1S
From Thursdays Daily

A petition signed by majority OF
the saloon keepers Of BaraboO, asking
that an ordinance be passed prohibit
ing the free lunch feature in saloons,
has been prepared and will probably
be presented at the council meeting to-
night. Such an ordinance would
meet with popular favor among the
liquor dispensers as the free lunch has
long been bugaboo, but while any
one saloon keeper continued to serve q
lunch it seemed a necessary feature for
all.
With an ordinance passed prohibit
Ing it altogether they would feel that
all were on an equal footing so far as
catering to the demands of the public
was concerned and hence, with the
exception of a small minority, the
saloon keepers would be glad to see
the free lunch abolished.
From sanitary standpoint it would
be especially advisable to pass such a
the patrons of the saloon to paw over,
and for the flies to contaminate and
undoubtedly sickness arises from it's
consumption. SalOonists themselves
have alluded to this unpleasant phase
of the lunch problem. In several
cities where ordinances provide that
no lunch shall be given free with
drinks this condition was brought
about largely by the probable unsani-
tary state that would prevail if
lunches were permitted. .a
The general public would like to see
the saloon lunch done away with and
many businesses in the city would
benefit thereby, and the saloon keeper
would surely be financially ahead.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1910-08-18

but was urged TO go on. He said that
he might talk as long as Senator La
Toilette did in his state. He added
with laugh that the Wisconsin sena-
tor once talked to Kansas audience
for hours and Is minutes and would
be talking yet if the tent had not blown
down. Great Laughter.)
He then showed how the interests
controlled the cotton industry and the
railroads. He declared that over
capitalization was the greatest menace
to the people of the world today
Henry Clay failed because be tried to
compromise. The Republican party
must progress or it will fail. The Re-
publican organization must keep an
open door of opportunity for every
man. He spoke of those who are try
ing to control the moneyed interests
as legislative bandits and paid a glow
ing tribute to the Republican party.
He defied the opposition to state the
facts and said that Wisconsin should
do its duty and believed that it would.