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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-05-25
THEY ALL DEMAND IT.
Hartford, Like Every City and
Town in the Union,
Receives II.

People with kidney ills want to be
cured. When one suffers the tortures
If an aching back, relief is eagerly
sought for. There are many remedies
to-day that relieve but do not cure.
Here is evidence to prove that Doan's
Kidney Pills cure, and the cure is last
ing:
j. e. Weatherholt, High street, Clo-
verport, KY, says: Two years ago
did not think it possible that could
ever be we'll again, in fact, l had
settled up my affairs. / cannot de-
scribe the misery | endured from
pains through my back. Whenever
/ stopped, the pains became so sharp
that it really seemed as If someone
were thrusting a knife into my kid
neys. l was often very dizzy, dark
spots floated before my eyes and |
had to grasp something to keep from
falling. My joints became swollen
to twice their natural size and ! lost
weight rapidly until / was almost a
skeleton. The doctors medicines or
the many guaranteed kidney cures
that l tried, did not help me and fl
nally it was my good fortune to hear
about Doan's kidney Pills. / i'm
mediately procured a box and was
gratified with the results received.
about Doan's Kidney Pills. linn
Before l had taken the contents of the
second box, there was marked inn
provement and ! continued using
this remedy until l was completely
cured. l am now as well as any man
in this county and / give Doan's
Kidney Pills the credit"
For sale by all dealers. Price 20
cents. FoFter-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-05-25
IAe Death of Patrick Mcdonald.

The following article is from the
Youngstown, o., Vindicator of May
n. alO, concerning a gentleman who
ana an uncle of Prof. VIM. Foster
zus number of years and at present
anssuctor in tho Department Of Chem
istzI. Princeton University. In an
irsas of last August The Herald con-
fa1Rad an article concerning the death
al Mr.. McDonald's wife. who was
ss8sa4r Of Mr.. VIM. Foster, deceased
wei known TO many people Of Ohio
sxDEasy- The Vindlcator says:
R1tEiek Mcdonald, well known
.atsxg operator, died at 9:05 o'clock
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-05-25

Never hesitate about giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children.
it contains no opium or other mar
cotics and can be given with implicit
confidence. AS a quick cure for
coughs and colds to which children
are susceptible, it is unsurpassed.
Sold by all dealers. m
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-05-25
When George Made a Hit.

'Darliag," he breather, rapturously,
81 swear by this great tree, wohse
spreading branches bear witness to
my sincerity swear that ] have
never loved before"
The girl smiled family and observed
You always say such appropriate
things, George. This is a chctnut
tree"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-05-25

Chamberlains Stomach and Liver
Tablets will clear the sour stomach,
sweeten the breath and create heal
thy appetite. They promote the flow
Of gastric Juice. thereby inducing good
digestion. Sold by all dealers. m
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-05-25
What the June WOman's HOms Com
DaniOn Contains.

The first OF the summer numbers OF
this remarkable woman's magazine
has reached beyond its own high
standard In Interest, variety and prac-
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-05-25
Good Catches.

Willie-My brother went fishing las
month and caught a pickerel that
weighed twenty pounds.
Elsie--That's nothing. My sistel
went fishing, too, and came home with
a plutocrat that weighed 20Gpounds.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-05-25

John d. Rockefeller would go broke
81 he should spend his entire income
ez1ihg to prepare a better medicine
FIN Chamberlain Collie, Cholera md
DArrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea, dys-
Frt.ry or bowel complaints. 1t is
SEzply impossible, and so says every
sn. that has used ii. Sold by all
ylFBlsrs m
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-05-25
For Sale,

Three lots on Madison and Frederick
streets, Hartford. For further par
ticulars call on or address,
F. l.. Felix,
If Hartford, Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-05-25

A new company of State militia
WIS mustered in at Barbourville.
The Jones County news., 1910-03-25
Mrs. LIarris Entertnins.

Mrs. Edgar @. Harris entertained
at "Forty-Two' on Thursday ievening
Of last week in honor of her sister,
Miss Nell Smith. a two.course lunch.
con was served by the hostess, assist
ed 10y Mrs. S. o. Smith
Those present were; Misses Alma
Myer, Linnie Parker, Maudc Gillespie,
Martha Monteith, Esther Killings
worth, Hattie Mccormick, Pearl Jar,
man, Mary Sue Gillespie, Ella Ward,
Mrs. S. o. Smith, and Messers. Hy.
man Clark, Ralph Lee, Henry Huff
Claude Reddoch, r. l.. Bailey, a. Al
lison, Leon Parker, Stanley Lee, J {
B. Cough, Charles Hardy, Fred By
mum, Howard Cough, James Dickin
SON
The Jones County news., 1910-03-25
Notice of Election.

A vacancy having occurred in the
Office of Tax-Assessor of Jones Coun-
ty, Mississippi by the death of Green
B. Landrum, who was at the time of
of his death the regular elected Tax
Assessor of said county and the
Board of Supervisors having ordered
a Special Election TO be held on the
ith day of April 1910, notice is hereby
given that special election viii be
held on the 4th day of April, 1910, for
the purpose of electing an assessor
to fill out the un-expired term of said
office.
Witness our signature this the 9th
day of March 1910.
j. w. WALTERS
w. r.. GRAYSoN
3-lI3t N, L. WELBoRN.
Election Commissioners
The Jones County news., 1910-03-25
The Fifty.Cent Gold Dollar.

l .Sans the Meridian Disnach.
"Fourteen wears AFRO and for SOM
lyears after the memorable campaign
of 1896, we heard a great deal from
the ad,o 'ates of the gold standard
aqout 50-cent gold dollar, cheap
money DEPRECATED currency, etc, etc.
What have we got now? Not a 30
cent silver dollar, because silver is no
longer standard of value, but sim
ply a commodity like coal or iron or
paper or anything else that is sold by
weight or measure. What we must
now contemplate, much Of course as
all of us regret TO do it, is 80 cent
gold dollars 4 dollar that is worth
in buying value just half of what the
same dollar was worth in 1896.
"The gold dollar today will buy lust
half as much meat, half as much but
ter, half as much clothing, half as
much real estate, half as much of any
necessity of life as it would fourteen
years ago. In other words, the gold
dollar today has halt the purchasing
power of the same gold dollar in 1906.
Had man buried a gold dollar four
teen years ago and dug it up now he
would have the same piece of gold.
but he would have lost just 80 cents
of its par value because it would buy
only half as much of anything now as
it would have brought then.
"The situation is sad one, but we
trust to our friends, who were so hor-
rifed at the thought of so cent dol.
lar few years ago will not take the
matter too seriously now. The loss
is bad enough, of course, but it falls
heaviest on the man who can best
afford to lose, viz: the fellow who has
the money. Those of us who have
no money are just as well OIL as we
ever were
The News subscribes to all the
above except the last sentence.
Those of us who have no money"
are not ''just as well off as we were. -
Our wage money, the dollars we earn
today, are so cent dollars, and their
increase in numbers have not nearly
kept up with their decrease in value.
The Jones County news., 1910-03-25
Crook Jones.

Mr.. Harry II. Crook and Miss Annie
V. Jones were quietly married at the
home of the brides parents, Rev.
and Mrs. }. j. Jones, Sunday evening.
at o'clock, Rev. j. c. Chambers Of
hciating. Mr.. Crook is an employo
of the Ellisville Manufacturing Co.
and is a young man of splendid char
acter, who has bright future. The
bride is an attractive young woman
and is highly esteemed by all who
know her. The happy young couple
has the best wishes of a wide circle
of friends.
The Jones County news., 1910-03-25
GEDDIE in THE RACE
UNTIL FINAL FINISH
No Truth in Report That He Has
Decided to Withdraw.

Mr.. l.. b. Geddie, of Laurel, denies
most emphatscally the persistent ru-
NOR that he has withdrawn from The
race for County Tax Assessor, and
declares that he Is ia the race until
the last vote is counted on April 4.
Mr.. Geddie is young man Of fine
character and is thoroughly capable
Of filing the Office to the satisfaction
Of the public.
Being a native Of the county, and
personally known to nearly every
citizen. Mr.. Geddie expects 70 poll a
good vote.
The Jones County news., 1910-03-25
Chancery Summons.


To L. L. Smith, Defendant:
Whose Postoflice address is Tyler,
Texas.
You are commanded TO appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the First
District of Jones County, Mississippi,
on the 3rd Monday of June, 1910, to
answer the suit of Mrs. Maude Smith,
wherein you are defendant.
This Feb. %, 1910.
J. Fl. CRAWFORD Clerk.
3t-2-2-l0. BY HENRY HEEF, d. c..
The Jones County news., 1910-03-25
New Postal Bank Law.

Amended band emasculated, bearing
little relatii ,nsbfp TO the original ex-
cept in naIe, the postal savings bank
Law has bed J enacted.
This is z + first measure of the
Taft schedule Of legislation that has
50 far PASSED both branches Of con.
gress during the present session. OF
the five Important bills having the
approval oIf President Taft, this one
alone has 15een allowed to pass. and
then undelr conditions which are in
no sense q ,mpatible with the admin
istration views.
The fact that Senator Borah s
amendme mt was also passed was
greeted I,ith approving grunts by the
insurgent members, because it was
tacit admission that the regulars
we're nod strong enough to put the
bill through without conceding some
thing toIthe insurgents, and the con
cesssionI in this instance, destroys
the original purpose Of the bill.
During the coming week the Demo-
Gratis WIN take the initiative. They
have p hnned flank movement which
may mob be successful. but it viii GER
tainly 1dd to the worries Of the adj
minist5ation. Knowing the great
amount of dissatisfaction which has
grown out Of the proposed ship subsi-
dy law, and being in touch with the
lnsurgI Ient sympathy, Democratic
measure has been introduced which
Is very nearly in line with insurgent
viewsi but utterly and absolutely diff
ferenf I from the bill prepared at the
insti&ation of President Taft, aud in
trodplced during the earlier part Of
the session.
Thbs Democratic bill win be urged
for Passage. If it is accepted in the
| spir1t OF compromise, for which it is
intended, the combiued vote of the
Republicans out of line and the Dem
| ocrats will be successful in enacting
the law. II it is enacted it utterly
destroys any chance or opportunity
for IA consideration of the Taft bill.
1t has always been an open question
as to the adyisability of the postal
savings bank bill. The insurgent
members could have killed it any
time they saw fit, if it had been their
desire to do so. They we're content
| tolpermit the bill to become a law
with its sting removed and its dan
gerous points eliminated. This win
be the case with the remaining meas
ures indorsed by the president.
The Jones County news., 1910-03-25
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN

Property worth $l 800 at ~ 600.
Good dwelling house, painted, good
barn, garden, etc, in live town Of
! 100 inhabitants. Good reasons for
selling. For full particulars write to
ID. G. SMITH, Mt. Olive, Miss.
The Jones County news., 1910-03-25

Medicines that aid nature are al
ways most successful. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. 1t
loosens the cough, relieves the lungs,
opens the secretions and aids nature
in restoring the system to a healthy
condition. Sold by all dealers.
The Jones County news., 1910-03-25

JEFF D. Anderson, the liverymau, is
selling Rock Hill buggies, for which
A. Polk, of Hattiesburg, is general
agent in this territory. If you want
a good buggy at a fair price, call at
Mr.. Anderson's stable in Ellisyille
and see the Rock Hill line.
The Jones County news., 1910-03-25

Columbia Division (via Silver
Creek and Columbia
NO. 1ol' No. 102
1850 m Lv Mendenhall Ar 9:25 d m
I;40 p m Ar Gulfport Lv 2:45 p m
NO. IoS. No. ITO.
Z'5o IN Lv jackson Ar l0:l5 a m
$40 p IN Ar Columbia Lv 6:I0 A m
Connections at Jackson, Hatties-
burg with all lines.
For further information apply to
j. L. HAwLEY, G. p. A.
Gulfport, Miss.
Effective Jan. 1, 1910.
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LckaIeS.
Die Sagbseiekc.

9a Die Sago5eit nobe ppr Ser
Sir itebt, miro es Ben SSieerll lllls
ter nnlern 2eiern iebenfods lieb
fem, nod einmal Die beri6ieoene'1
gori6riften oes Sasbgeieses wieocr-
bolt su ieben.:
Sago-Saiion fir @ilo.
Stride (tpeibli6e Stride ,lno &C.
fledte &ebe iino oas galtSe Su5r
binollr6 eeidiist) bonn i. Nopemter
Biz gum 1. Sanuor. Gs iino iebern
SSaiger nur 3 Stride pabreno Ser
Saiion gu idieBen erlaubt.
&ebbiibner uno miloe Iolbel1,
bonn 1. Robember bis gum San.
gs lit erlallbt, Big GIT 25 gogel per
Sag gu fdieben.
@ilbe 8uter iino fret poln /. DC.
5ember Big gum 1. @pril. (9ea6 Ell
ner @nti6eioung 6es 8eneral-
5taatsarttpalts bonn Sabre 1907 te-
einnt Die y@iloe 8uter Sailon" in
geras ort 1. Noben1ber.l gS linz
ieoem Saser 8 milbe @rter per
Saiion erlaubt.
@ntilopen, tpiloe SAofe. Broirie-
&ibner (pinnoteo erouiei urlo Sa.
ianen MongoIifde ober engliihe)
fino fir 5 Sabre eeiditt. 9ieis
S6us5eit erIiiht am 1. Sill 1912.
Die 8eridiffung BON MiIo ooer
piloem @efIiigel aus bern Staate III
berboten, bod oarf Der geiiser Ell.
ner 2i5ens fir Ni6t-ginlpobnel
tagli6 ben Snbalt elmer ssaeotal6e
berididen.
Ser @erfauf bon @ilo ooer ip.l.
Dem @efliigel lit m6breno bes gan.
gen Sabres nerboten.
Die Negulationen fin Sago4gr
lollbnisideine iino folgenbe:
Gin @rlaubnisi6ein fir Nidt
gintpobner BEG Staotes fpltet SIT
uno miro bonn Staats- @il6biiter
ooer ieinem gbef-Deputp ~ausgeiieIlt
9erielbe lduft ortt 1. Sonimr a6.
Gin grlaubnisidein fin girpo6.
ner oesStoates foitet $1.t5 II. ,fanr
bonn Wilo.4ommiiiar, ieinem Chef
DeputD ODER irgero eine'1 County.
glerf i'm Staate ausgelteIE neroen
Dieier Sdein Iauft am /. Septem
Der ab. Sn Dem County. no bel
Sdger mobnt, ooer ben brett all.
ffoBenbes Counties lit fem grloub'
nisihein 10tig.
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u IIcrl /.
0ie beioen @ouperneursfanh

Die beioen @ouperneursfanoi-
0aten, 8. 9. golquitt (oemofratild)
ilt0 S. 8. Serrea (republifaniid)
Deroen am gleiden Gage = 3. 10
Sftober = auf Der 9aadIer Staots-
Gnir reoen. 9ies lit &aui nan Eog,
nn6 beibe &mtoibaten itammen ans
4nufnan Gountp. Sn oet Hcoen
miro aber ieoe 8olitif nermieoen
unD es iino oaber feline 9ampaglle-
reoen. Serr GoIquit miro ii6er
nEeras" un6 @err EerreIl iiber
ben vBonamafanaI~ ipred)ea.
llniere bieiigen 6obrifanten
beabiidtigen eine slusiteGung bier
bergeiteater Sabrifate in Der
geetbopen-9aae bonn 5. Biz aum 10.
De5ember obaubaIten. @s ioa oas
BET ge5eigt tperoer, mas in Saft @ns
tonic aemo6t miro. Srosocm rer-
ben oieie Musiteler altd auf Ser
Snterfationalen Sair pollitdnoig
bertreten fein.
gs beiBt, 9eteftips ODER ber-
flei6ete Hatger ihli6en iidJ bier BEL
ben Clubs beriim nm aus5uipionie-
rem, mas in ben 3lubrdlnnen ge-
ifebe. Sci perjfieoenen 4[ubs fol-
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ltnseinnbe 3nitanoe.

inner @eiunobeitsrot berbanoelte
IN ieiner Iebten Sisnng tuieoer Die
uungeiunoen 8erbdltnil1e, bur1
Ihledte 9rainierung uno Nidt6e-
ahtung unierer StraBen." @eribie-
oene 4lagen bon 8iirgern liefen Elm
nno cine energiihe 9f~eiolltirn iplr-
De abeefaBt Mopor GaIogban
ernitlid an eriuben oielen Bella.
~gensfperten ungefunoen 3uItdnben"
elm gnoe gu MAIDEN. Ginige ser
Bldbe, iiber melhe bautiG1li6 gc-
flagt miro, iino Dolorofa StraBe,
atDiiden Main 8ln5a uno Dem Jlui-
ie, Der pierte glod oil 1oIioo
StraBe, Santo Clara Mpenl.e nno
Snoianola Mpe. 4n iebem bieier
8lase sibt es i~tosnierenoe Waiier-
8fiiBen uno Der @eruf oerielben
lit unertrdglih, mie Die Wei1weroc-
iteaer iih beflagen. ginige Der
Snipeftoren beridten bon .geb,
pools" offenen @egentpoiierfdifern
uno geiunobeitsiddoIiden grlln,
men, unb Die gigentiimer Ser Sofe,
mo oieie l1ebeIitdnoen eriitleren ioll-
ten perbaftet meroen, tDenn Die Be
feble oes @eiunobeitsrats nift aus
gefIbrt meroen. Die Mitelicoer oes
@eiunobeitsrats lino ertI1lpiien,
0aB Die uebeltdter i~penigitens Die
Hnbequemlidfeit boben iolem, Dor
@eriht gu eri6einen uno cinen SIN
malt 81 engagieren, ielblt tuerIl fei-
ne ueberfubritugen ourd oie Staot
er5ielt piiroen.
Der @eiunobeitsrat bsfloef iit
oariiber, bob 8erIonerl lpel9e noe.
gen l1ebertretung Der @eiunoDeits.
@orfbriften berbaftet meroen, lire
Sale BON @eridt gu @eridyt appel
lieren, Bis iie nod beridieoeue,l Ser
ihiebungen entlaiien meroen Sra,
ii6ent Oh. s. 9. 8arnis iagte iiber
6ieien Bunft: y0ie Enlightenment
Metbooen Der @erihtsbofe iino, oas
Minbeite 81 iagen, entmutiaen6 fir
uns. Mebrere midtige Safe, mpl-
de ben Geriften porlaee,t. iinb ap.
pelliert ooer fallen geloiien. 0ies
8erfabren iebt uniere aasge5eidneten
Observation-Disclosures auBer &roft.
8ir fino aber entiblolIerL Die
anflagen- fort5uiesen, ielblt menn
ieoer @ngeflagte entlaiien miro"
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len oeroaftige DISQUALIFICATION ben
@erind eema6t baben, ein5uorin-
gen. llnmogIid mare es nl6t, boB
oas @eriif)t orf Sotiaden herlibe.
llnIerm @ouperneur unb ietnen ge=
trelter S6ilofnoppen tit Elm ioldles
@erfobren idon 5u5utrarelt.
9ie 8ermaltung Der Snterna=
tionolpn Sair miro am 1. Sftober
1000 9riefe al unternebnenoe uno
patriotii6e giirger bon San @1=
tonic ouslenOen. 9ieie 9rief emit
balten Goupol=9iider fir GinloB-
forten CUR Sair. 9ie @lapfaltger
neroen ge6eten, oieie Bidder 81
foufen ODER 5uriid5uienoen.
SIM Sitter BON iieb5ebn Sabren
Itorb in einem bieitgen Sojpital
Sraulein 4nnie Spisen6erger ous
Woulton.
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observation-disclosures.

9imcr Senboum, 8obnhaus. Snbias
III Ctr; 5000.
$. s. 3oIer, @obnbaus @aoiion
Ctr; 5000.
Cora 6. 9iebe, @ohnbaus. Gelmar
Ctr; $500.
Sobn 0blenberger, @ohnba,ts, Grace
Inenue; $500.
Sdofer & arai6ursfp, eisbaus. Sft<
Soiepbine CTR; $4,000.
Otto Gfpert, Gnbau, @Orales Ctr ;
aler nbl, aeporatur. glielta @iIta
CTR; $3.50,
@. eoffmon, slnbai, 9eres 5trabe;
@eorae 8. Bill, @Osu6aus. sicrins
Ctr. 5000.
8. 8. auebede, @alerie. goos.aipn
Wbe.; $50.
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Ser Cirrus fpmmt.
garnmnl nnb 8aileD in San
MntDmio am s. 0ftp6er.

Oieie Anfiinoisuns miro niGt
tur Ole gauge 8ep0lferung Der Staot
auf Die 8etne bringer ionoern
aud biele geiuher bon ousruarts
bierber fibren. Ser Cirrus fommt
auf flint boaen giienbaln5iigea,
moraus man auf ben umfang oes
lnternebnlens fhlieBen fam. gs lit
Die eroBte 9dauiteGung Scr Welt
an &eidbaltisfeit, &unIt, glegon5
uno Iusitattune. Die &llnI.leiStltn-
gen finb groBartig unb bemuuoe.
r~unssmert. Die Menaeerie hirot
biele ieltene Sierarten nnh lit bober
iebr lebrreid. @iemano iollte Der
feblen, ben Cirrus 81 6eiud,en.
Gidets iin6 am 8ormittag oeS 3.
Sftober in Der Berar Drug Co.,
Souiton Ctr. unb @lamo pla5a gu
haben.
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moglid iGon gu gnoe9" fraete
oNein, Der S9[1B feblt moi nod"
befraftigte 8altor Crime. unO Su-
lontte atmete tief uno fang meiter:
l1no heut' cling i'd iuieber
8oriiber am Saus,
8roBmiitterlein i1ollte
3um Seniter binaus.
IS modelt ibr 4opf 6
l1nb lte rufet gar i6on:
@ruB 8ott gu6, uno moaet
Gum Sogen Sbr geb'n?
Sd bobe perminihet
Die Site gar piel;
0o6 rubig blieb mein arln,
Sd feblte fein 3iel.
llno ols ids peripunocrt
Gem 2iebden eeiagt,
90 bat lie aus noniter
Settle geladt!
(Sortfetnna foInt.)
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SrDilid.

@elegentlid zines M~l1sfluges
tebrte elm 3eitungsreoafteur in eli
mem 9orie Elm unb lieb iid) ei1
@los 8eln einidenfen. Range be-
gufte Die olein inn Sdanf5ilnmer
ontpelenoe @irtin ben niibefonnte1
@oit, Inn i6lieBlid NIT Der Srage
beraus5uriden: User ian oenn
S0?"
rs bin q 3eitunesidrei6el" ant-
portete oerielbe beideibelt.
$50 io", logte Die Wirtin nod
einigem Nodoerfen ieuf5eno, rio
2el,t' mtaB g aa geben."
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Sdmrs sesem @albperuiitams.

Die SEEM gorfer Opening Eoit"
brinst einen bohlt intereiIanten s(ltf-
lot, melder na6peiit, baB Die erlte
M%nregu11e sur Shonung unierer Of
fentliden 6oriten bon Carl Sfnr8
ausgeeangan lit. 4ls er in Sabre
1877 unter Sapes oas Sefretaridt
oes Snnern iibernabm borte man
BON pielen Seiten Brotelte gegen
Die gerufurg bes @uslollbers lrno
yDutfman~ gu einem iolc' goben
Soften. s6ur5 l%ieferte Ie1r bolo
oen 8emeiS, bob er elm rGhtGmon"
nor, ipe5ien in ieinem 9arapf fir
@brlidfeit uno gegen 8eri6iuen-
oung oes nationalen giaentlms. CT
ne ieiner eriten Soten mar cine sSSn.:
ipeftionsreiie our6 Die Hegierungs-
maloungen unb si ieineln gntIetcr1
beoba9tete er, pie bie 8diber ocr-
miiitet uno oas Sol5 geiteblem iuur-
De, ia oaB iogar 4riegsi5iffe Der
Ser. Staoien 6a5u n%ertpenoet tpurs
Sen, UNI fir Die 0iebe bos geltob(e-
ne &ol5 5ll t%ransportierell. Shur5
ri6tete in ieinem Sabresberi1t Ell
ne ortneenoe gmpfeblun5 an ben
&onereB, tporin oas erite war, bie
offentIiden @albungen prr 3erltO=
rltng gu bemabren nno Die %perlpliite-
ten 2Gt1oereien tpieoer oniauforitell.
Die Mntmort oarouf nor. oaB Der
@ongreb b1e 8ermiiit1ne geietlid
gutbieB. 9agegen fonnte 5dur5
ni:ts ausridten, aber nit I'M 10
groBerer gnergie tponote er iih ge-
gen bie geoungener Shreiber Der
Solaoiebe, peIde Die 8ermiitung
gu re6tfertigen iudten uno Sduras
vengber5isen unamprifaniiden
@eiIt" peripotteten. Die Mittmorten.
bie Sdur5 oomals e%rteiI,c, hiloen
nod beuie unpioerleglid)e argu-
mente. gr mics borauf BIN, ipie
Spanien, emit Die &urnfommer
oes olten @om, bur6 GntmoIoung
perobete lino baB in u%1icren. eigc=
men 2anoe iid i6on cine iolbe
@irfung fiibIbar eemadt babe, 90
burd 4bbolaung Der @oironbafs Sic
@oiiermenge i'm Snbion INTO Wo=
bomf iid) um 80 Big so 8rosel1t pcr-
minoert babe. Sour nit Yeooueri;
fam man baran %auriidoenfelt, bab
Sdur5 IN oamaliger 3cit 10 rpenig
8eadtung fonb. S1on feline gnte
pfeblune, mebrere 9otaillolte Sol-
baten als Soritbiiter 81 Deriren-
Den nro iie in Der gefdmpfilte bon
@olobranben gu unterri: ten. miirbe
Dem 2anoe einen @~alobeftanb ge=
iifert baben, oeiien @ert iebt in Die
MiGiarben geben uno cine mertoone
@innobmeque1e fir Ole Station bill
Sen miirbe. Sod mie oGe Man-
ner, Die iif Dem @emeinivol opfern,
bette err bic @enuetuung, baB feline
@orte niht gdn5lid ungelnrt per=
baGten. 8on Dem Gage or, oo er
ben @aloI6ub preoigte, 1abmen sic
benfenoen Wanner bieles 9anoe5 Die
Soee auf un0 berbreiteter lie lrr
9olfe, 10 baB &ooiepelt unb GinIpt
einen gut porbereiteten 8obea fam
Ben, pel9er es ibnen ermoglidte,
Die Observation-Disclosures boz boli-
ger Musrottung 5u retten. MN mie
8indot iagt, unidt einen 4ugenblid
gu friib". No6 meitere flint Sabre
Der bisberigen germiituns batfen
ioear Die @aloungen auf ben 8ai-
ieriheioen bernidtet unb bann bit
tie es NIT unierm 2anbe iebr trau-
rig olisgeieben. Inns 9ei,tlaJe nltb
es NIT @emigfuung erfii1erl boG
infer GROCER 2anosmann einem Ser
pidtigiten @ulturtperfe Der 0ation
Die @eee geebnet bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-30
Gs rettete iein 2eben.

nIGe glaibten, ih mirbe mein
9ein berIieren,~ idreibt S. u. Spen,
len bon @atertopn, isis. y 3ebn
Sabre lang lit ih am gc5ema llno
Is Ooftoren fonnten mid Eidjt fu.
rierenL Big i1 8udlens Mrnica Sol.
be benuste, Die mid bolig gefullo
mahte." 25c BEL allen 9ruggiifefi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-30
Die Setter.

.gei Ser grauung oes Yarons
BON 8umpenborit ion ia cine Nanif
entltonoen iein."
uSssa, aus benz Rronleua,tee fiel
cine brennenbe Serge berab uno iet-
te Die 8rauti6leppe in 6rano, Die
Slammer murben bon ben ber<
beiitiir5enoen @lambigern iofort err
ltidt."