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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-09

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tit 3. 9. oieies neue Brogromm
&ooiepeIt's. IS entbGlt gon5 emit
i6ieben eine Wenee trefftfder Sbeo=
rien, ober aud ma11des, bos iebr
porii6tie uno rltbig gepriift per=
ben muB. @ber an porlidjtige uto
rubige griifung oenft Niclneno,
ein Sober i6reit geifoG nno mn
9outeiten Der, Der iid an @enlg=
item nit Ser Sa6e befoBt 6ot. 80
lit ferner Die Neoe, oie Soft auf Oenl
Som erpotionsfongreB gegolten bat:
lie mar rubig unb la6lid) uno Der
&eoner itano NIT beioell 6liBen
ouf Dem felten 8ooen Ser @irflib=
felt. Ct i6mormt nt6t fir Die iiber=
grobe Gentralgepalt ser 9lll0esre-
eierut1g, er min oem 8unoe nnO sen
Staoten gemeinim Die 0urdfii6ruag
ser &onierpationspoitlif anper=
tralielt. 9os flingt tbeoretil6 Ftibt
10 gut, tpie Die bon Tooiepel. be-
fiirmortete l%1ebertraguna Dee 0ar6-
fiibrung an sic 8unoesresterunA,
aber Der fluge SSuriit Saft. Der lent
ourbaus fem Staatenred;tier lit,
miro ibon miiien, mar,.m Ell bon
oieier Stdrfung ser 8unoesgetpalt
abiiebt. Groboem bot feline Neoe
MIR einen @dtungserfofg gehabt,
ober Hooiepelt's @orte iino nit Ell
mem 9egeiiterungsiltbel %oufge1om,
men iporoen.
@erabe in ge5ug auf oieie Son,
neutrality-suspicious. berridt otel 9e-
seiiterung uno penie 8erItouoni3.
u9ie 8ooenidase miiiien oein 8oIfe
erbolten meroen~, oieic 9braie
miro INNER mieoer beilt6cit, aber
Die @enieiteu ii1lo iib flar oariiGer,
pie bieie grbaltung 81 bemerfitel=
ligen lit. l1no nod meltigcrerc
nerben ii6 flor oariiber iein, DOB
Die 8erfolgung bieier 2ebrc BITS sur
dllBeriten &~oniequen5 nbtlpenoi9er
@eiie gum urlperduBerlid)e.l Sfaats
belib oes geiammten @rlno l1Eo 30
oens fiibren miiBte.
@ir miinihen nidts iebnlider, als
ooB ser republifaniidJen Hartei
neltes Slut uno nene Sbeen sllge=
fiibrt tperben miiniden nihts iebn=
lifer, als ooB Die 8artei fortidritt-
lid in ibren Sanolungen n1b Shccn
Iei ober mir miiroen es iehr De-
oaiern, menn man in oent Neform-
eifer aa5u melt einge, 10 baB elm Sell
ser Yartei nidt folgen fGnnte. @ir
fiir6ten, es fam baourt nur Int
bell aneeridtet uno Der gelneriidelt
9ortei Nlisen eebrodt meroen. Mton
oenfe fern lei uns ii6riaells oer
8erglei6 - an oas Sabr 1895 nno
Die 8rpnn'ihe Gepolutior in Ser De-
mofratiiden Hartei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-09
Sic &Onissberser Geoe ors Sailors.

Die bielerorterte aonigsberger
8oiierrebe ltegt iebt i'm 8ortlant
Dor. @ir laiien iie na6ItebenO fol-
gen:
ugs liegt mir am SerSel ben
Serren Der Hronin5 Oct Greuoe
Sbrer Waieitat uno meinsr ausorud
gu geben, oaB mir mieoetilm in ben
@ren5en oieies idonen 2aroeS
uns befinoen, un6 oaB nir BON ici-
ten Der 8iirgerihaft unle,er trenen
&onigsitaot uno Der Brorina in 10
beeeiiterter 8eile empfongen iDor-
ben iinb. Die Stimmurg, Sic in
oieien 9aeen IN &oitigsbcrg gun
Musorud fommt, lit Der @eneis oa-
fir oaB sarl5 belonoefs in1ige
ganoe Stoot unb 8robina nit I'M
Ierm 9auie perbinoen, llnD IN Der
9at, ipenn man 5uriifblidt off Die
@ei6ihte beg 2anbes uno oes Sat-
ies, 10 erglbt fi6 oaraus, bab eroBe
unb beoeutenoe Mbi6nitte 6eibeu ge-
meiniam iino. 9ier mar es, MO ser
8roBe &urfMrit aus eigeilsm Ned
lib gum iouperanen 9er5og in Sreu-
ben mafte, bier ieste iid iein Sohn
Die &onigstbrone aufs Soupt. uno
oos iouperdne !Saus 8ranoenbttrg
trat bainit in oie Geibe Ser euro.
pdiihen Mddte elm. 6rieoriG @il=
belm 1. ltobilierte bier ieirc autori.
tat vpie einen rober oe brot5c",
inter Srieorih bern @roben tot Die
Grobin5 Sreuoe uno 2eib ieiiler Re,
gierung geteilt, oann fon hie
idlpere 3eit Der Briifung. Ser gro
BE Soloatenfoiier Der Sron3olen
reiioierte bier i'm SdloB n.o lirB,
nahoem 8reuBens Madt suiomraen-
| ge6rohen ipar, feline erporlnungs.
loie Sono Stabt uno 2ano fiihicn.
Sier fpuroe aber ailh Der @eoanfe
Der @rbe6itng uno Der gesreiiing oes
8aterlanoes am eriten our Cat. Quf
Sauroggen folgte per begeiiterte Be
ldjluB beg preuBiiden 9srobin5ial.
lanotages, als ser alte eiicrne Oord
Die @erren nit fIammeuoer Neoe
begeiiterte, oas @erf Der 9efrellrug
8n beginner, uno bier ieste iib nlein
@roBpoter mie0erum aus eigenem
Ge6t Die preuBiihe &onigstbronc
aifs> Saupt, nod einmol beitinmt
berporbebeno, oaB iie bon 8oites
@naoen allein linn berlieber ici ulto
ni6t BON Barlamenten, golfsper-
iommluneen unb 8olfsbeiGliiiiea,
uno oab er iid 10 ols auserm6bltes
Snltrnment bes Simmels atiebe nno
als iol6es feline @egentsn. unO
Serriderpflihten periebe. lluo init
oieier arone eeihmiidt 500 er, boz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-09

SObu $. Bolton, 0ffentIider Go.
tar. @runoeigentum. Meeni fir
ELECTROMAGNETIC. 8immer 9, ct.
Sur11es &oteI, Oft.Soufton etrase.
@eioe Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-09
Der Gdl[aa eines scnfcls

puroe 81. Cooper, Sstpego, g.. g.
ebenio milfpnnten getpeien iein, iuie
Der erbormunesloie, lungen5erTtS-
rettoe Suiten, Ser Sobreluia IeGer
Weoi5in mioeritono. Or mar heIon'
oers laftie in Der 0a9t," i6reiM er,
ounb ni6ts balf mir, bis id Gr.
Sings Stem Discovery benuste, mel.
dies mid p~olitdnoig fllricrte. Sd
butte gar niht mebr." Gin Geliuf
iiber5eugt. SOC uno $500. Gerh!ds-
flaide frei. @orantiert ppn oGen
9ruegiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-09

q. Noromann, APO @oIiao 5trobe,
beioe Telephone, lit Der eim5iee pfa.
no-Sobrifant, Der bette Gtinnner u11o
Neparierer. Sett lit Die 3eit bic
Bianos tDabreno bes Somnters al
repdrieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-09
IS rettete iein 9eben-

u@ae eIoubten, id miirbe mein
gein %perlieren,~ ihreibt S. 81. Spen,
len BON @atertomn, isis. 3ehn
Sabre lang lit ib am eczema uno
Is 9oftoren fonnten mid Eid)t fill
%rierert Big i6 8udlens Mrniea Sal
be benubte, Die mid pollig geiullo
modte." 25c BET aaen 0ruggiitell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-09

Sc i6Grfer mooerhe 5rmlen-
refherinnen ibre Sronenred'te beto'
men, oelto meniger lirto iie genetgt,
hire SrauenpfIihten 8u erfiiaen.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-08-05


y 90 + I'0 Iee'' MAJ L 10y ~
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\ - W IGN i"eI y 80 ~ ~
y 49," W 80" I''"'' - % '-"'
I"' I"'l' /" the "'-.nN''S 80 ''"'"-
.'- ~ % acres
Ar'' is eA'rp''N ""' I'll sal" po""-
""'! 'a' i".''"'h- small u" li"'
belongs I" NJ u. berry. "h''h If
bounded as io1I""S'
Beginning al stake Ill the llhe
OF IN" ne" count! I""i III '.".'''"
Trading "r"uh! lh' na~' q 'He 81"
ana up Lick creek. "d stake N'-
ing about 40 teet from P""ha'ah
Alley along sal" Ioau ann near '"'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-08-05

burg were calling ON their cousins
W. d. and Ben Church Saturday
Mrs. Belle Sperry and sons, Ed
and Fred. visited on our creek last
week.
Jay Austin visited in Louisa Wed,
nesday.
w. d. Church was visiting Miss
Mary Ruggles Sunday.
Ben Church was visiting Miss
Pearl Copley Sunday
Two Chums.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-08-05
AIDEI.INE.

Sunday school is progressing nice
ly.
win Church made business trip
TO Catlettsburg Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida Austin and Miss Laura
Church were shopping at Ad"hne
Thursday
Misses Rebecca Church was Wis
iting Miss Gertrude Church Sunday
Ed and Tommy Austin OF Fails
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-08-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
NJ. F. Conley, Trustee, Plaintiff
vs..


by virtue oil judgment ana
order OF sale OF the Lawrence III
cant court rendered at the Apf''
term thereof, ''I"' III lhe "oo'e
styled cause. ! VIII "'''r '"r S"'' "'
P"o'I' o"'"'S l'oI" tue ''"''' ''o'
OF the court mousse IN LOUISA Law
rene" county Ne"'"'N', DIT ""e
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-08-05
ORDERS:
Fiscal Court Of Lawrence County.
April Term 9Th bay Of April 1910.

1t is ordered by this Court that
all claims against Lawrence COun-
ty to be allowed by the Fiscal
Court. shall be filed by the Clerk
not less than ten days prior to the
first day of the beginning OF each
term Of the Court. The Clerk Of
this Court is directed and ordered
to file no claims against said Coun-
" within less than ten days Of hte
beginning of each term of Court.
except and provided as follows;
This order does not include claims
of the officers of this Court or
Claims for persons appointed by the
Court to make settlements with the
various officers Of Lawrence Coun-
ty, ...... ...... ...
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-08-05

A Copy-Attest:
MONT HOLT, Clerk.
Dd7thOct,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
GOVERNOR IS FLOODED
WITH INVITATIONS

Governor Sprys mail brought to his
desk Monday invitations to attend, ad-
dress and name delegates to three meet
ings of national import.
The Intcrnatio Tax association,
which Is TO hold It's fourth international
conference on state and local taxation
at milwaukee,, Wis. August 30 TO Sep
tember 2. wants the governor TO be pres
ent in person If possible. and II not to
name at least three delegates to the
pers Will be discussed that are on subjects
OF immediate practical value TO Utah and
action thereon will have a far-reaching
influence on the taxation policies to be
followed by many states.
The Western Conservation league is 70
meet at Spokane October and 8. and
Governor Spry is asked to attend and
address this meeting. The purpose of the
conference Is to unity the interests OF
the several public land states to the
end that their resources may yield the
greatest revenues. The governor also is
asked to suggest the names of other
state officers interested In the leagues
work that invitations to attend may be
extended them,
The National Good Roads association
wants Governor Spry to attend and ad-
dress its third national convention at
Niagara Falls. n, Y, July 27. % and 20
and bring n strong delegation with him.
as many delegates as there arc counties
in Utah. There will be 100 speakers at
the convention, which Is asking congress
to extend as much aid TO highways as II
Is giving waterways.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
RAISE MONEY FOR
SCHOOL PURPOSES
Auditor Makes Leyies. and
There Is Increase in Salt
Lake District.

County Auditor Frank Heginbotham
Monday made out the tax lcvies for
school purposes in Salt Lake county
The levics are as follows,
salt Lake City school district. 80
mills: Granite school district, u mills
Jordan school district. IL mills: Murray
school district. II mills.
For The Salt Lake CITY school district
this Is an increase OF four-tcnths OF n
mill, The lcvies for the Granite and
Jordan districts remain tho same as last
year. but the levy FOR the Murray dis
trlst has been Increased ! mill.
The levy Will raise for the Salt Lake
City district about S565,O0O for school
PURPOSES: for the Granite district. about
100000 for the Jordan district, about
$4,000 and for the Murray district,
Tho lcvies are distributed as follows
Malntcnance-Salt Lake City district
Go millsi Granite. 5.5 Jordan, 55; Muir
ray. 5.5
Bond interest and sinking fund-sal,
Lake. l.6. Granite, .; Jordan, :, Muir
ray. T.
Sites and buildIngs-Salt Lake 10;
Granite 1.5; Jordan. 15: Murray, 10.
High school-Grante. 8; Jordan. ?.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
UNDERWRITERS HOLD
QUARTERLY MEETING

The regular quarterly meeting OF the
Utah Association of Life Underwriters
was held in the Commercial club rooms
Monday night. at which a large attend
ance was present Considerable routine
business was transacted and five new
members were admitted to the associa-
tion.
II developed during the meeting that
the association is entitled TO seven dele
gates to the national convention of Life
Underwriters on account OF the increase
in membership OF the association during
the past year, The matter OF the Selec-
ton of these delegates was left TO Presi-
dent Joseph Meltzer and Secretary j. V.
Smith They will make Il canvass among
the membership and determine who can
attend the convention and then report
back to the association within the next
few days,
Informal charges of twisting were
preferred against a certain life insurance
agent who is not a member of the asSo-
cialion, and a committee consisting of
l.. W. Taylor, John James and John d.
Spencer was appointed to investigate the
charges and report at special meeting
called for next month. II the charges are
sustained the association will make COM
plaifit against the party and prosecute
him. as under the laws OF Utah the OF
Tense is deemed a misdemeanor.
The association is planning to hold
meetings every two weeks during tho fall
and winter months to discuss matters OF
interest to its members.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
UNSAN| TARY MARKET
THING OF THE PAST
City Council Orders the Old Con-
tinental Site Closed for
Good.

Salt Lake now is without a city or
public market. On account OF unsani.
taTy conditions, the sanitary commit
tee recommended to the city council
Monday night that the farmer IS public
market, on the old Continental hotel
site, at First South and West Temple
streets, be closed, and the recommenda.
tion was adopIed. This morning the
city health commissioner will serve a
formal notice to close on the lessee OF
the grounds.
Health Commissioner DR.. s G.. Paul
at first pronounced the farmers public
market all right from q sanitary stand
point, but recently the place has be-
come filthy, owing to the advancing
season bringing with it overcrowding,
and the proprietor either has been IN,
able to keep the premises clean, or has
become little careless. Two weeks
ago the council instructed the police
chief TO look after the place and
parcntly was afraid of exceeding his
authority, and nothing was done until
DR.. Paul took action Monday.
The Eccles Browning market now is
abont the only place open for the
farmers, but DR.. Paul said Monday that
he will not be party 10 the driving
of the farmers into this market The
Eccles- Browning market has been
offered to the farmers free this year,
but it is the intention of the promoters,
it is said, to mako a charge next year
that will bring compensation for this.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
BOLT OF LIGHTNING
STRIKES BOY DEAD
Alois Mueller, Jr., Meets Death
on His Fathers Farm
Near City.

Struck by a bolt of lightning within a
few feet OF his father who was engaged
i'm milking COWS, Alois Mueller. Jr.. IL
years OF age, was instantly killed Mon
day evening at 7:15 o'clock at his fathers
dairy, near the Telluride Power COM
pauy's plant west OF the Jordan river,
The funeral will be held from the chnpel
OF S. VI. Taylor, 253 East First South
street. "Wednesday at l p, m. lnterment
will be In the city cemetery.
cows with his father in the barn and
was in the act OF stepping out Of the
barn when the lightning struck him. His
hat. an ordinary felt one, was reduced to
a piece OF torn felt; his hair was slnged,
as we'll us his eycloshes. and the trunk
of his body WAS severely burned. The
left leg was also severely burned and
of holes were burned through the LETT
shoe. which had also been torn off.
There was no evidence of where the
bolt of lightning bad passed into the
ground from the boys body and nothing
about the dairy seemed To be disturbed,
The father OF the boy turned In time to
see his son fall to the ground and i'm
mediatcly ran to his assistance, Nothing
could be done, as the boy had been in
stantly killed.
s. N. Taylor was summoned and went
TO the home, where the body was pre-
pared for burial and removed To the un-
dertaking parlors ut 253 East First South
street. Mueller. with his family, has re-
sided in this county about eight years
having come here from Switzerland. The
boy Is survived by three brothers anu
two sisters and was the second eldest
in the family. At the time of the occur
renee the mother was sick in bed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
HERE IS COMMITTEE
THAT HAS MONEY LEFT

The general committee on the Fourth
OF July celebration has found that ii had
s125 left out Of the $4,000 appropriated by
the city council for the purpose. This
amount Will be returned to the city.
In concessions the committee received
S267 SO. This amount was voted by the
committee to be turned over to Mrs. Mary
=. Loomis for the city playground fund
ried ou. the work OF the "safe and
sane" Fourth of July celebration were:
Carl A Badger chairman; Mrs. Mary
P LoomIs, secretary Mrs Ethel Paul,
j. f, Caine. ID. II. Christensen, p. e,
Connor. D. r. Coombs, Mrs. L, NJ Bailey.
w. Mont. Ferry, Rev. Charles p, Freund.
II. 3. Folsom, O. B. Gingrich, w. r,
Graham, J. w. Mckinney, e. p, Midgey,
B. f. Redman, j. ID. Spencer. Mathonihah
Thomas. Z. A. Wcdgwood and n. A.
Heath.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
BEACH EMPLOYEES
HAVE No REDRESS
County Attorney Says Manage
ment Has Right to Break
Open Rooms.

Joe Calvin and two other employees
at Saltair, whose rooms were broken into
and searched by an employee OF the re-
sort without any warrant OF law, as
they declare, called ut the county attor-
neys office on Monday for the purpose
Of having n warrant for the arrest OF
those who were implicated I'm breaking
into their rooms,
Mr.. Calvin, when he made the request
on behalf OF himself and the other man
WIS aStounded when Informed by the
county attorneys office that no warrant
would be issued. He declares that the
county attornty's office stated that the
proporty-that Is, the rooms wherein
he and others roomcd belonged To the
beach management. and that they had
the power and right to enter the rooms
whenever they saw fit. and that the only
recourse Mr.. Calvin had was n civil ac-
ton and thep only in the event that any
OF his property had been damaged
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
California Excursions.
THE stars Incline, but do not compel
HOROSCOPE
BY cosette.
Tuesday, July IS, 1910.
Now shall the surgeons hand
DO what his brain hath planned.
BY Cosett,

Mercury is in superior conjunction with
the sun on this 200th day Of the year.
Venus occupies position of threat anG
menace. II VIII go Ill in this period Win
all who do evil TO women.
Women themselves VIII suffer severely
II they yield TO temptation toward mr.
tation. gossip, intrigue or undue liberty
Women employees should be extraor,
dinarily careful In their work and should
refrain absolutely from taking part IN
any office quarrel.
entice them TO dispute, Except for the
danger OF quarrel, courtshlps, engage
ments and weddings are under excellent
signs,
There is a bright augury over WORK
ers. and especially over those who are
engaged In occupations that demand conf
oined skill OF hand, eye and brain.
Persons In services that demand tho
wearing OF distinctive garments are un-
der excellent auspices In these twenty
four hours.
changes in habits manner OF life. occu-
patton or surroundings should prosper
Surgeons, physicians. oculists dentists.
chemists and others who study health
and body scientifically. are under doni-
mating factors today that are held by as.
trology to make for great insight an1,
hclpfulncss.
Fire. cutting edge. wheel and water
arc under vigorous rule making them
greatly powerful and subscrvient To man.
but also making them more dangerous
than usual To those who approach them
rccklessly or handle unskIllfully.
Women who practice sciences or arts
are under singular favor today.
The time should prove useful for ac-
counlants and others who have involved
matters To clear up.
In the household the sueury is good
for anything concerning fowls.
This is a bright omen for publicity.
and especially for printed matter.
The lime is good FOR selecting careers
for young persons.
hftl1HnGs NJ .NQfn-
mcnt VIII prove beneficial during the
twelvemonth To persons with this birth
date.
Children born today are under influ-
enccs that often make for great scnsi-
tiveness. They should be carefully han
dled, but still taught firmly. for II is
likely that they VIII need To practice COM
stancy OF purpose and iirnnes OF ELL,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
BANKRUPTCY BUSINESS
IN FEDERAL COURT

Monday was a busy day in the United
States court as far as bankruptcy busi-
ness is concerned, as twelve bankrupts
We're finally discharged, four were adj
Judlcated rs bankrupts, and one filed Il
petition asking 10 be declared bank
rupt. Those who were discharged as
bankrupts are: George Hinley. a. II.
Bailey and A. Ray Bowman OF Ogden
Walter Cooper, West Jordan; Herbert A.
Slade and George Warner, Silver City;
John l.. Larsen, Bingham; William j.
Crowther. William L. Hawkins, Adella
Brandwin. Wilbur S. Noyes and Ronald
Med. F'rew OF Salt Lake.
Those who were adjudcated rs bank
rupts by the court are: John w. Hutch
inson Charles NJ. Lumm and James T.
Durrand Salt Lake; Isaac A. Howard,
Union. The petition of Durrnnd was
filed Saturday, and his liabilities are
fixed at S341. Go and assets at STAT. He
is produce pcddler of this city.
Carl A. Onasch OF Mil Creek filed a
petition in bankruptcy on Monday. lie
is machinist and his liabilities are
given as S144S.44 and assets at s265