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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14

TO beg: I o,,,, VI 1r,,ltn and ! J Howard Rebsu
trus in bankruptcy Of Louis " kop.in: BANKRUPT an
20 solomon G Self: all liens, y 80 - Gil altle'
sept 10; 500; address Philadeipina-
9Th ST q tso ?. " of White Plains I'd
Wakefield 75xfi4: James L Arro~sInn l. to Hat
Tic W Arrowsmith: Oct II: 81 SodresS' Flam-
field J
I4eTF4 ST .os ara 40 Fast, -. 4x100. Gertrude
| GTimmon to Viola c shelly tInt5 Si"'o""j' OCT
>; 81; address 40T East lioth 81
IT'D ST 100 n " Of 18th ave. 50z94 s:
Harrie. p - D. :, ~ - t5s5en I, Rogers; = part:
July 5; 81: address Minneapolis.
18TH SIT. $50 and &c. East 9'3xlo'tx :. trreg;
ana :. Sa,+ s,So. address 80 West i5lst ST.
.25TH ST " ; SCI Il OF Peary ave,
81 ks i0x irreg: William e ssnus!s t 20 eens
81 .O3p: address PaIisade Park. y J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
LEASES REPORTED YESTERDAY
Studebaker Company Rents More Stores
for Showroom Purposes.

The Stude6aker Company has leased six stores
a. the seth street end Of the building which
George Eh1et Is erecting on the block front on
the east side of Eighth avenue and 59th street,
a. Columbus Circle. The space viii be used for
offices anG showrooms. The Studebaker Company
recently leased the store basement and four lofts
in the Randall Building. No. 1876 TO LAG West
SD street. which Will also be used for salesroom
purposes. The concern short time ago rented
is building a. Broadway. Seventh avenue and
4Sth street
Pease & Gilman have leased al No. Il Dey
street the store for the Western Union Telegraph
Company TO I-cibowitz Brothers; At No. Csc
Water street. the building to L. J. Walsh; at
No "a Maiden Lane. the 10 samuel Vor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
WOMEN TO HELP STIMSoN
Campaign Headquarters Soon To Be
Opened on Upper Broadway.

The male campaigners OF the Republican
party must not feel erwhelmed by the
amount Of work they have before them
Help Is at hand The Republican women ;
clubs OF New York City and the state or
ganization are combining TO open head
quarters. whence they will dispense liter
atuTe and tea
The place OF the headquarters - not
yet decided upon. but Il win br SOmew here
near I'D street, ola Broadway. and the
opening will De- next week
The matter was discussed at the meeting
of tho West End Women Republican C,luh.
AZ the Hotel Aston. yesterday. Mrs Will
lam Grant Brown. the president said Tine
Republican women would not make earn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER L

18th ST m < 200 = o. ID ave Czus-a-
Scharnberzer Az East TTsnty-ninth Street Co
- a.. June 10 1910 $500.
HUGHES AVE @ = 100 p - 18th -.
Union Ft-sprocf sash and Dor- Co agI Dor1e1ico
Marir1uccf - al. oct :. 1910 500
5TTH ST. So 70 $50 Ves-. Jacob Bavs- LrIrn-
her co agt New York Taxicab 90 ~ Al, Jan q
1909. s759 .
SAME PROPERTT- Richards Manufacturing
co azr same, Jan s. 1902 S69S 81
SAME PROPERTY. y & . TAYLOR Co syr
same. Jan r. 1909. $40 50
SAME PROPERTY Paine Sheet Metal
Works aEt same. Ian - 1902 s. $50 81
SAND PROPERTY Roof Maintenance Co aEr
same. Jan - 1902. $500
BRoCNE ST. .. Columbian Engineering co
agt same: sept 1. 1910. 1899 95.
MANSION st, cor Commonwealth ave
Laurent POfrier AIT Church OF ~ Anthony. q
Van Nest The Bronx u a, Sept T.. 1910 (by
bond. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address a les
OCTOBER Is


ARTHUR AVE 1924 store. hall N rssr of
<ro-e and basement Harrv Held 70 Fatrtck
o Rourke. : Yrs from March l. 1910, 81. ~
address o@24 Arthur ave.
RI.EFE-KER ST a7e. store. etc. Frederick
Egle- 70 Conrad Gerhard. Trs : mos from OCT
/ 1900. sao0. address. SD Bleecker -.
ELIZABETH ST. III 70 216, cor Prince
st MAJ L Barrett and sHo 70 Michael aruolo
and Michele Di St=fano. Q Wis Il mos from
June / 1905 address. 90 Elizabeth 81, taxes
in excess OF 81 o00 and SIS 500 to 81, 600
SAME PROPERTY. agreement on modif1ca-
ton OF lease as to alterations. etc, SANE with
same. July 2 1903. 81. address same as above
5oTH ST. 235 70 237 West. Lewis Borden
and ano 70 Walter 2 Senior e al: = us mos
from Sept | 1910. $500. address. 81 West
5oth g
18TH ST. 237 West. store. etc. George Ehret
70 Noon Motor Car Co of New York. WIS
mos from Nov / 1910. 1000; address. 1851
Broadway
ETH ST 40 west Lombard BAUM r. Al
exander John and aro. = us from Oct I. 1910.
$500. address. 1851 ID
133D ST. 321 East. cor Alexander ave.
store and part cellar. Charles. Boyce 70 Joseph
Fsrnsn; US from Aug 1, 1910. $3.50 70 $500,
address. 321 East 18Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
LIS PENDENS.
OCTOBER Is

l5+TH ST n S. 1062 II e OF I'd ave 25xiOO;
interior parcel beginning a point IN middle
line between 18th and i3Jth SIS and Do y = q
OF Sd ave. 23x SIX n a5x ~ Q 70 beg
Sd ave. cor 154th 81. =. 1lx4I Ak irreg- 1S5th
81. 80 z G % Willis ave 2OxIOJ. f34th St
s. 80 10 = . OF Alexander ave. I6 TxlOO- I35th
st. 8. 1866 II p OF Alexander ave. 25xIOO.
LeEgett ave 5. 20 n n OF i46rh st. 9JxlC0.
Ella FOXweU agt Addie A O'tTorrnar et al
partition. attorney. = Williamson
23D ST. AZ West. Greene St los and 10.
Helen A Fowler agt Maud X Babcock e. a.
Cpartition): attorney. Delahunty.
It'll ST. 279; People OF the state OF New York
agt Betty G!ucA tnOtIce OF levy. attorney. J 7
Clarke
MARMIpN AVE \ . cor Of 1T6th 81 tOONfoo
LILA < Haight agt Paul Danuhauser ct a. fore
Closure % Mtg. attorney , Wray.
14TH ST. 8. - OF Tth 2S19o.
Gertrude DE Granenried aGt Linda = Butler et
al foreclosure OF mtg. attorney. Z Z VolInsE
iTTH ST. 80 10 - West. Ole II Olsen Az
Alexander " Fraser et az foreclosure OF mtg
attorneys. kurzman & Frankhe.ner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14

THE BLACK VELVET GOWN
II Is Not the Diunified Garment
of DAYS Gone BY.

In days gone by the black velvet gown
with accessories OF fine white lace. " as lhs
outward symbol OF dignity. and the woman
who wore II generally intended 10 indicate
thereby that she had left the follles OF
youth behind her. Now. however, the fasl-
ion makers. inspired by the desire OF the
Up-to-dste woman to appear young rather
than dgnified- are producing costumes ID
which this beautiful combination Of faorics
takes On quite new character. This eI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
THE HAPP|EST PLACE
II Must Be Founded on the Rock
of Good Cooking.

There Is something wrong with the home
THAT is not the 'happiest place on earth,
ana g large part Of the unhappiness IN
modern homes is caused by poor cook
ing 50 reasons Mrs Mary E Wiki
fnson. the author 81 the latest book on the
subject The HonemakinE Cook Book (the
Y. 3. Conkev CoTnpany- Chicago. There
fore she has iotted down for the benefit of
the poor. the rich. the sick the wei
all nc wisdom she has acquired from long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
HONG ISLAND.
OWNER LEAVING CITY

wv Mn A@A--NfA-Fh
VIII ssr-fa~e elegant new su1sran-isl IS den'c
=, rs-sfvsf, ana arristicaIIv furnished II roolEs
= model bathrooms. mission lilsn --~---,
0aneIed forest OAK finished dining nom. 49,
f--erlsoes. gas: steam heat wide plaALas. Nc-f
-. vIrrrrbilsr and heating system ua-v oeaut-
- s'1s7f,istrfo-S- handsome grounds sel-c- -
1890 lorart1r- few minutes % S-artof. - 'iin
1.tes out. ritle gt-ltrant@et oy -ne IKE 1-"-l
s.ssfon- PRINCIPALS only. Price S-Ots1l ~li-t-.'
tsrrns Address OWNER. 90 World B--lding VI
SsTyTE,E.S HIGH CLASS HOUSES Now
-sad,-- 81 600 cash balance rsnf- minutes
from Herald Square OF BEN ShONo IN
POR ALTON. CusensbOro Bridge PLaz2 Scrtl- u
- ..rn 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
OCTOBER Is.
MANI

4sTH ST. 15s It OF Broadway. for a
4 sly brk music hail. SJ-SJ9O-5- T Werrheirl
1916 p ave. owner. Hertz & TaIlaut IIS East
18th architects. cost. SD. ODy.
PARK AVE 7sth St f1r a y stv
apartment house. 102- 2xf2@-s 18TH street and
PARK avenue Co, 16J Broadway. owner. @ & z
Blum. 595 9Th ave. architects, cost, SIOOOOOo.
BID ST, S. loo II u OF 9Th ave for sly
brk lofts and store bldg. Al sNgG. :. q A Pincus
20 West 3lsr -. owners Bernstein Bros. II East
2.}d 81. architects. cost $50 900.
STTH ST s. 80 z Of 9th ave for an 6
sly apartment house. &c. sxS5-7. Capitol Realty
and Construction Co. 1C3 PARK ave. owner g 4
Blum. architects cost. $3.50. COO
THE BRONX
TIFFANY ST, : s5-3 q % Westminster
ave Il = sly blk tennis. +GX6S. CsOaa Con-
structiOu Co Clarence ShUmway. gS9 South
ern Boul eTard. president and architect. owner:
cost 1895 coo.
HOME ST. West Farms I'd and BRYANT ave
fbiOck bounded By. sly brk tennis. size
trres; Whalen Hardlev- Inc. john 9 WhaIsu
80 Nassau 81. president. owner; Mast &
Sp-iuSsteiu. u West 45th st. architects. cost
S1IO 600.
OLMSTEAD AVE. " g 100 Il Il 81 Starting
ave, sly frame shop. 45xS1- \ T Mackenzie.
i243 The-ioc ave. owner, p EbeIinE 1885
Walker ave. architect. cost. So 00.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14

naigu speeches. as tney did last far l
they weaut TO put their shoulders IN -
wheel. give a couple OF receptions ana a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14

ERATION.
October =

wESTCHESTER AVE " cor Of Forest
ave. = sty brS theatre. T5N171. new balcony
new gallery, new stage etc. Max Nersch lsisa-
III Broadway. owner. Thomas " Lamb 4S9
9th ave, architect. cost SD goo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14

some lovely new scarves are Of white
chiffon. With light embToideries OF gold
heads They have Innings Of plain white
chiffon, and the ends are gathered IL and
flnished win six IasseIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14

A certain French cnes always adds a
pony OF l.JGuac 10 iced coffee. Before pour
lnE out tie COTE. he nils the glasses half
ruIl OF crushed ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
REMOVAL NOTICE
a, z. JAM MES

nique and exclusive Paris shop ls new located
e. aas 5th = Venue. between Ssth and 39th SITS,
where fhe latest Partisan Novelties IN Eimin
sosfiIerfe and Mourning Jevselry are sale.
'1aur sarly Csii is respectfull. solicited.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-03-17

"Honest John" Davis of the
Caldwell Tribune upholds the
Payne-Aldrich tariff because his
party favors protection, and
when we protest against a tariff
schedule, that gives special privi-
leges to the trusts and "big BUSH
ness" and Expresses the common
people, he calls all who find fault
with the present tariff measure
free traders and says certain de-
mocrats are not to be overlooked
when it comes to enacting a pro-
tective tariff. This is true and it
seems to be the policy pursued
by a majority Of the republicans
and democrats in congress to
get special favors for their locali-
ties when they know that such
legislation is not best for the en-
tire country. This is one of the
reasons why there is a demand
forpatriots instead ofpoliticians
to be chosen for all offices. Hence
the direct primary which honest
John is opposing so strenuous
". We have no more use for a
democrat who let's partyism pre-
vail over patriotism than we
have for a republican who has
the same tendencies; and we
honor a republican who battles
for the peoples rights faithfully
and honestly as much as we do a
democrat who works for thee COM
mon good. But for a prejudiced
partisan who readily advocates
any and all issues, whether good
or bad, that are advanced by his
party, and opposes any measure
advocated by any opposing po-
litical party, politically, we have
mo use for whatever, and (like
Bro. Bates) "can't imagine why
they were created.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-03-17

000 for railroad mail transport
tation, besides the paying So
600, 900 for rent ofcars?
Mr.. Taft, fast freight comes
from New York to Chicago on
the railroad for $3.50 ton.
And express companies viii carry
a ton the same distance for $50.
Why does the government I'M
der postofice management pay
the railroad company $1o0aton
for the very service for which the
express companies pay only $50?
Don't you think, Mr.. Taft, that
instead Of worrying about the
postoffice rate OF one cent a pound
which is four times the rate on
which Canada makes a profit,
you ought to worry about rail-
road stealing and other kinds of
government robbery in the Unit
ed States?-Chicago American.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-03-17

Hepburn and Borah must have
become advocates of Estates
Rights" as they have given
formal notice to the government
that "Idaho will brook no inter-
ference from the government on
forest reserve policies. About
fifty years ago the same senti-
rnent was expressed by Jefferson
Davis and other southern senat-
ors on the slavery question and
rather a severe scrap followed
between the North and South,
and Davis and his followers were
called rebels.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-03-17

to finish, and as it is a life or
death struggle for Unionism all
who believe in the cause of labor,
and that the toilers should have
the-rigbt to organize and pro-
tect themselves and their inter-
ests should aid thecause oflabor.
AS they only ask for a square
deal and the right to arbitrate
differences arising between the
unions and employers by an I'M
biased board OF arbitration, and
thus prevent the enslaven.ent of
the laboring classes, it is time
that Justice be done in this mat
ter and that some steps be taken
to prevent the recurrence of the
strikes and disorders that are at
present causing so much trouble
in the east. While we do not up
hold many measures used by the
union forces, we believe that la
Dor has rights that should be re-
spected, and that the methods
employed by capital to co-erce
labor and degrade the working
classes to serfs and slaves is
worse than any thing done by
labor unions.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-03-17

In the city Of "brotherly love"
there seems to be considerable
strife. Should William Penn re-
turn to the earth and visit the
city which he founded with such
great hopes, we imagine that he
would be somewhat surprised.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-03-17
THURSDAY. MARCH II. 1910.
POSTOFFICE SHORT.
Not Due to Low Magazine Postage
as Said.

Mr.. Taft, our president, I'M
questionably earnest and sincere
Observation-Disclosures about
the postoffice loss"
He said that the people were
substituting magazines because
the mail carries the magazines
for cent a pound.
And he said it actually cost the
government nine cents a pound
to carry magazines.
We would like to ask Mr.. Taft
some questions.
You say that the United States
government loses $64, 900, 600 a
year because it carries second
class mail matter-magazines
and so on-for one cent? pound
Do you know that in Canada
the postoffice carries second class
mail matter for a quarter OF a
cent a pound, and makes a profit
OF a million dollars year?
The population OF Canada is
about equal to Interpolation OF
Greater New York. And it is a
very big country, with very long
hauls, lar in excess OF the aver
age American haul.
How do YOU suppose Canada
made money carrying second
class mail matter at a half a cent
a pound, and shows an actual
profit Of almost one million dol
lars yearly?
Why do you suppose it is that
Canada working at every disad-
vantage as regards population,
bulk Of business and length Of
haul, can make a profit OF a mil
lion on a business at which the
United States government, charg-
ing four times as much as the
Canadian postofice, makes aloss
OF $64,OOO,00O.
Don't you think, Mr.. Taft, that
the answer is:
The United States government
allows the railroads to rob the
people, and the Canadian gov
eminent does not allow that.
Don't you think, Mr.. Taft, that
you had ought to find out how
it happens that the railroads in
the United States charge the
people for their postoffice work
from four to ten times as much
as they chargee express companies
for similar work?
Don't you know that the gov
eminent OF the United States paid
the railroads last year $5O,00O,-
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-03-17

The battle between capital and
labor unions is on in Philadelph-
ia and other points in the east
ern part Of the United States. It
looks as though it is to be a fight
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-03-17

From some reports we have
heard we are lead to believe that
some one is doing a stunt in
frenzied finance.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-03-17
Advertlsine Rates.

Advertising Rates.
Display ads, per Issue, % cents per inch;
by the month, SO cents per inch.
Locals, 10 cents per line one insertion;
cents per line each additional inser-
ton.
Resolutions, Obituaries Show, Fair, So
eial or other locals, when admission
is charged, or money is to be raised,
cents per line.
Legal notices, S100 per inch first inser-
ton; so cents per inch each additional
insertion. 60words constitute an inch
Table or figure work, $l.s0 per inch first
insertion; rs cents per inch each addi-
tional insertion.
Card Of Thanks, sl.Oo
Foreign and patent medicine ads take
the same rates as above mentioned.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
nj. N. FEGTLY. Editor and Prop.
Entered as second class matter January
4, 1905, al the post office at Silver City,
Idaho, under the Act Of Congress OF
March 3, 1879
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-03-17

MEMBER WESTERN IDAHO PRESS Asso-
CATION
CHAs. A. HACKNEY. MEADOWS, PRES.
F. 6. BURROUGHS, CALDWELL, sECiY.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-02

aufgeitellt. @leid5eitig bat I;e einel1
gelhlnB angerommen, lit Sem iie
iid fiir i'm als nG6iten oenlofrati=
i6en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. err
fldrt. Sofe Snitb mar in glepe-
lambs lebtem &abinet Miniiter oes
Snnern. @r lit eill grunoseideuter
Weonn a6er Elm litGnbiger 0e=
maaoge, Ser ieoer Stronltne, sic
Den geifall Ser Weenge Dat, folgt.
go perfuanoelte er lie6 anno '96 aus
einenl 9lnbal1ger gIebelano's i'm
Sauoumoreben in einen emragierten
gerteioiger bes 8rpan'iden Silbcr.
idminoels uno iest lit er, loluie er
gelebell bat, baB oie 8roblbitionsbe-
meguna popular ipuroe, eiu ebenio
begeiiterter 8erteioiger oes 8robibi=
tionsi6minbels getporoen. Gs ipdre
iebr gu beoalern melm bie oenlo=
fratii6e Tartei einen lol1er Mmln
ais NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anf-
iteI1te.
Eraiioent Saft bot cine Srore
erlailen, nod Ser SaubItumue, ipenn
tie ibr GipiloienIt-@rarnen gelnadt
baben, i'll eeluiilen 9fegierungsdm.
tern angeIteIt peroen foruell. @is.
Der fparen ibnen Die 9fegierunosanl-
ter pollltanoig peribloiien.
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gabn5llg Der Colorado sMioianb
gabn lpuroe Bel Dipioe, Colorado,
BON einem eilliamen &Gliber a1ge=
balten. Der Nauber i6eint nicbts
erbeutet 81 boben, oo1 lpuroe Ser
Sofonotipfiibrer Stemart bon ibn1
ing gein aeidolfen. gsabere Gin
5elheiteu fehlen
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g., $. G. g. u, (Sai,pt.Sinie).

U. .. & .. u. lSanpt-SslnieJ.
Nnfunft-
$50. 9-@om Often. 1885 PORN
$50. 7-8om Often. $500 nad5m
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Sso. 2-@on Sci 9fio.. 1880 bonn
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80. -. -. $500 borm
SO. 1o-sad 5. @eifen. 1920 abenns
go. 8-3ad benz Often. -. 11:00 BORN
No. 1-yea6 9el Hio.. 400 abetlbs
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Sreflt nidlt sliammen.

Sbpere 9lnforoerunsen al. Ole
2ebensoreane peruria6en eilten gu.
lonrnerbruh. Wan fann Ifagen,
2eber, 9eieren ooer geerben nifli
iiberbiirben, obne Sdaoen au ieiben
electric 8itters lit bas Sdlu.bnlittel
oogegen. Mrs. S. 6. 8an oe Gonbe,
airflonO, 81, f6reibt: D9af if I'm.
ter oreilnonatli6en i6meren @nitrell'
eungen ni6t auiammenbrad, ber'
oonfe id) nur BEN electric 9Itters.
soc ben allen Oruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-02

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2ofonotipfiibrer Stemart bon linn
ms gein eeidolien. geaberc Gin,
5elbeiten feblen.
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Die itaatli6e groiebung5be-
borbe bot @orace @. Morelod aus
8errDille gum 2ebrer bes Cnglii6en
an Der neuen Staats-9tornlali6u-
in Gonpon gitp ernannt. 8roieiior
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Brof. Martin, Der icine Stele nie-
oergelegt Fat. slu6 Sri. Sris bat
ibre Stelle ais Muiiflebreri,l Gil Dem
genannten Snltitllt nieber9eleet.
unier Staats- ts-Shotautt botte
on Shlub bes 5isfaIiabrs, anl 81.
Iuguit, einen &oiienbeitono nnn
$1,739, 80 in gaar nno $iS,-
18S, ,029.03 in Bombs.
- Sm Monat SSuli linb in ult-
ierm Staate 4120 &ii,oer gebpren
uro 2271 Berionen eeitorben. lln-
ter Den gooesuriaden iparen 9el-
laero iil neun5ebn Sdllen ullS 9u-
berfuloie in 258 sSaaen.
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ner1tag Die S. & g. y. giG umo oie
fogenannte Gar-Sbeb-gia UTTER
5eidnet. gritere tritt iofort in
&raft.
lleberaa aus Siiomclt-Scros
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net bat, nur bier bei ili1s 1T nod
INNER fein yegen gefal(elr, ipetlig-
items fein Hegen, Ser oes Grp61nens
iiberbaupt ipert lit.
Gin 5nolfiabriger ssunse in
Semple namens Sranf Nellcn pur-
De neulih auf Der Strabe noll els
nem gIutomobil iiberfa6rei, ober
niht i6iper perlett. slls e1 na6
Dem SoipitaI geben nollte, Inn iifj
unteriuben gu lalien, trat er auf
einen roitigen geagel, Der iErn III oie
SuBioble orane. @s ipuroen bon
ben @er5ten inn Soipital iofort Die
laotigen 8orii6tsmasregeIn eetrpf=
fen, Die @utbe murbe iorgf1ltig
ausgelpaihen lu1o perbunoen lnb
bodit pabri6einlib mirb Ser Sunge
bon Dem ooppelten llnfatl teinen
meiteren Shoben erleioen.
9. 9( Senp[eton, Ser &ice=
Brdiioent ser berfro6ten 8eItern
0anf & 9ruit Company in GaGas,
Der fiir5lid) 5uialnmen init Dem frii-
beren Hfaiioenten Sfenling BON Der
@ranojuro in slnflage8uitano Der
ieet mar, lit in Gbicogo, III sSoIee
elmer Operation, geitorben.
Gin iunger Wann namens So.
8. sSoues in Dallas. idol allf feline
5rau uno brahte ibr einc tDtlide
0eripunbuna illl llnterlcib bel.
Damn ri6tete er Die Biitolc gegcn
ii6 ielbit uno jogte ii6 eine &ugel
in ben aopf oie iofort ieinelt 3oo
berbeifiibrte. @os Den iiiilgen
Utaiul on Der SuI 9eIrlebeH DaI,
meiB man ni6t.
= 9lus 8renbam ipirh Scr Spe
bon gen @ebrlnann gclneloet, Der
| bort ill 9llter bon AS SoDren qe-
Itorben lit. Or itannntte aus
Geuti6lono, fan ober idon als
Sunse nit ieinen Gltern ilo6 @reil-
BAN.
sSn Der Ndbe BON @lanco Itorb
Sermam 2innars, Elm befonnter
Sarner jener @egeno. Cr iIt 49
Sabre aft eelporoen. Sein 500
ltpuroe ourf) Wagenfreb5 berbcige-
fiibrt.
= Die SernlannsIobne IN @ren-
bam iperoen am 6. Sftober Den
0euti6en Gag our6 eilt eroBes Seli
i'm @ern1ania Borf fciern.
- - - ~ Ns9
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-02
Gin Mann nit eiIernen Sserpcn.

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Oeoqen, 2eber, gfieren ODER @inee-
pei6e auBer Sronung iino. @oIli
Sbr oieie @igenifaften uno ben gr'
folg, Den lie bringen, 10 sebroudi
Or. Sings geep 2ife Bius, 25e bel
ollen 9ruggiIten.