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PATENTS

PATENTS Procured, also sold On
commission. Positively no advance
Zee. Patent Exchange, Jsnifsr Build.
Ing. Warrington d. c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-11
@runheiaentuutss l1ebertraaunas.,

George aoerner al Srau garle 8.
Bollin9er, @runo1tud am Sf Sreud]
Slaee; $500.
gmmb 9ittfpar an 8. 81. Mtc@aitn,,
Yrulbl tId ai1 Ser 9ittmar g.; $95y.
Sranf BIod uilb Srau an Nleranoer
YIod, Gtid 2ano in Der Rdbe Der
Staot Carpenter; 500.
GILBERT 3aufler a,t 8u1tabo Serolb,
2 Ider 2anb;; $50.
Sacob S. @eber an Saul Weerideiol
ltno Sreberid Neusel. @runb1tid all be.
fomana Ctr; $4,000.
@riitian Serolb u,lb Srau an Quits
90 @erolb, 1919 NGer 2aab; $3.50.
Stout STEALTH Company an Sraui
Seder, @runbitide All Der SIb : 9ad
JerrD uno Der 8luriba Ctr; $3.50.
2eDpolo Sreunb unb Srall an Iugnii
aubs, @rnnbtiid III Der 9ieblano Earl
4bbition; $500.
MIamo Seights Company all Sraii
Sannie Belle S6oetpefe, 8runbftud III
alamo 9eigbts; $500.
IS. s. @oobe an @n1. Oilers,
Srunoftid III ben ueuen Gitpsglods
1885, 1885. 1887 uno 1882, anpl
Din; $4320.
ST.. Serbinanb Serff ali Gugult q
Qerfi 9rlrnbitid an Der @de Der 9oiu,
aro unb Ban @rrer Ctr; $4,000.
g. q. @ance uub 6. 9. @atterS ail
8. S. urb Gertrude 9eibel, @runbitiid
an Der Orange Ctr; SITS.
Charles 8. aounbe nnb Marsaret 9.
Berger, alte gitD<2ot 2, Ma1ge 2,
Diitrift3, $4,000.
Charlotte MIice Berger an Wargaret
8. Berger, alte gitts2ot 2, Nange 2,
Diftritt3; SIS.
@Ibin 9utb an Sole @ngel 8onaales,
@ruubitiid an Der 81 Raio iitb Mdtcr
Ctr; $210.
Self 8. &atie ullb Sames .. Mauit
IN CHARLES 6. 9orton unb Charles 81.
Slider, Iuteil an Is Nfer Qanb; $3.50.
Srau @irgie 3opp an Sacnb @iInter
@runbItid an Der @ebers GtraBe,
Soutb 9eisbts; $3.50.
8. s. Selonlan an S. g. NIB &o.e
Braun, @runolfid in RarIborouel
BIace; $500.
Sulius Muesse an @alentiu gampos,
@runbftid in 60 @ina @unbaIoupe
5000.
81. g. nrb Cubic s. Silton an 8ils
liam @rueel @runoitid in Ser Def
(nire Nooition; $1375.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-11

lire Mueen erpeiterten iitb unbeill.
li6. SD meiB es uiht.4 itottcrte
tic oonn, i'd ="
.gber sic miiiien oo6 piiien,
mos in ieinem 9riefe itebt2" iaate
ih un9eouloig.
uSa = i6 =" Sic fuhr nit ser
fleinen Sano in Die Taife mo
bolte einen 9rief berous. SD bate
i'm nod nidt gelein id mollte erii
beute Nbenb nber
n5ie boben oen 9rief nod ltidJi
erbrohen2" REF i6 ouBer nit.
Scum, ieoenfaus lit ser Solf qill3is
in ieiner Mtt! Sic flagen iibcr
2ongeipeile nnb trogen oas %Sssnterefs
ianteite, mas es fir Sic eeben fantt
rubig IN Ser Sai1e berum2 Die
8oriationen iiber Dos belpuBtc Sbe-
ma ideineit Sbnen mieflih Ell
nuDant, Suionne!"
Sd bette, bitter llnb laut aeipru
den; Sllianne blieb itlnlul. @ieber
fam oas eritidenbe Qneitgefiibl iibcr
mid, wie eeitern; ih b0rte bas
Mdbhen leiie idlud5en ino meine
5eftiefeit tat mir iofort lei6. u5n.
%ianne", iagte idb peih, Isle fteben
Dor eiuem 10 ernitelt 9~ebcnsa5.
idnitt, u1lb Sic tanoeln climber pie
Elm ainol"
sic bra6 plos[i6 in lmtes Mei-
men aus.
.@os fann ih benin tun?" rief
lie banberingeno. vSabe i6 oenn
einen eiaenen 8iGen, lperoe ib
benin anoers behanoelt mie Elm
ainb? 8, mein Soft, mein @ott!"
1no bas leibenidaftlide junge Sc
id0pf mari iih auf Die Groe uno
umiaBte meme aniee. .Soben Ste
Mitleio nit mir, liebcs, liebcs
6rdulein Hoiomunoe, Iaiien Sic
mid niht ungliidlif meroen, i'd"
@eiter fam iie nidt: Die Cir Dill
nete iih uno Mnne Maries Stinl.
me i6o1te berein, 70 gepreBt 10 per-
iogeno, oaB mir Der Seroidlag
ftodte unb bos Mabden baitig bonn
go0en aufiprma.
ygante 2oiemunbe, Suianne
Baron StHrmer piini6t gu6 Sc.
benoI al faqen.
Sd iebe iie ane nod 10 bentlid
Dor mir in ienem glugenblif; Sin.
ne Marie, tpie iie ii9 10 felt oif
eie 2ebne zines SeIiels itiibte, bleid
bis in Die 9ippen hinein; Stiirmer
neben ibr, NIT ieinen gliden on
Snionne hangeno; bic 8rofelmann
nit Ser 2ampe linter ibnen, ulb
MIDI umflammernb oag bebenbe.
i6luhaenbe Mdbhen nit Dem Der.
meinten @eiidt, ben nerltorten Git
acn uno SEN groBen Mugen, Die Der.
ItGnonislos ben 9lid 0es Mannes
erpioerten. SIM eriten Womenr
mar mir oas @on5e nnflar, ih BE-
griff niht, nie Stiirmer 81 @nne
Morie fam, uur bob Noort in ein
ilnges Menidenleben cine tiefe
@unoe gel6logen, Dos iob i6 uno
nie @iiesf1lte froh es mir gum Ser.
gen.
GorifcEnHa iaiui !
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: 8.

0as Grefutipfomite oes Com
ference Of EDUCATION" bat in 9lultin
eine Sisung abgebalten uno @or-
ihlage 5u peridie0enen nelten Sblll-
seiesen ge41adt. gs ~perIalgt Iii.
fer an0erm Elm Yerfaifung Mmp,.
0ement, bas elmer einfa6en Mo-
ioritdt ser Steuer5abler in StGbttm
erlalbt, Shuliteuern aus5ulbrei.
Zen, ifatt, pie jest elmer 3pei.Drit.
tel. Maioritat. Sc miu ferner eiile
Before Organization Der 2anofhu.
lem Die ginribtung BON 4ohidue
fen auf Dem 2anoe, einen Idngeren
amtstermtn Der Sdultruitees, Die
giniesung bon S1uIiuperinten.
benton in alien Counties nit me1r
als 5meibunoert ainbern uno mob
perihieoenes onoere baben.
Muf Der Jarm Don @iliaul
geamon, 5tpnn5ig Meilen BON 9i-
bertp gelegerl brob 5euer ans, ourh
melhes bas @pbnbolls 5erit5sr
tpuroe nno bel benz @eamon ielbfj
units Seben fam. 8ealnon tpar
SunggeieGe uno batte feline gngeb5-
rigen.
4us gictoria miro Der 600
pon 5rau gliiobetb @iintber, Der
Satin Don Soief Giintber i'll Gel
fener, gemelbet. Die @~eritorbene
mar "fiinfsig Sabre aft.
Gus. Srn elm i6peoiibcr
Sarmer aus Der @eeeno BON
Georgetown, muroe BON einem 3u9e
Der S. & g.. q. 8abn i~iberfobrelt
uno getotet.
Sn So Grange lit oas @obu.
baus BON Gonntpribter Minrih
abge6ronnt. Ser seiammte Snbnlt
lit m%itperbrannt. Ser Sdaben lit
elm beoeutenoer.
Sn Souiton itarb 4rtbitr
Samuel 4mbIer i'm Mlter BON As
GSahren.
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L.okaIes.
2ie 2yndJ- affars in Nod Springs.

Die 2pnb : affdre bon 8odi
Springs, ooer bielmebr bon go.
iparbs GountD, oie oni6eineno 81
bablihen 8ermidlungen NIT Meri-
70 fMbren miro, mar etn @or
fommnis, bas burh ni6ts eilt'
idJuIbigt perben fam. IS par cilI
brutaIer Morb, ben Der Merifancl
Moorieue3 beeangen bate, cir
Morb, Sen Der Cater unbeoingt mt
Dem Sooe bitten biiBen ioaen, abel
es NOR abiolut fem @runb norbon
ben, Ser Siliti3 porauereifen INT
ben Wenihen gu lpnhen. uno. lie
benbei eeingt, in einer @eile 81
LINDEN, Die alien gegriffem no1l
mooerner Qualification Sobn lpridi
Moorigue5 pnroe ouf ale 5aut
gum Sobe perurteilt uno audi bin.
geridtet morben iein. @s mar Die
RENE 2uit am 2pn6en, melfe BIZ
2eute peranlaBte, Die 8eItrafun(
oes 5duloigeu ielbit gu boa5iebell
@ofar auh idon Die graufam'
S~o6esart, Die man auspabIte
ipriht.
gs miro BON ben 8erteioigerr
Der 2pndmoroe INNER bebauptet
man griffe nur gu oieiem Mittel
ipelln es 1ib Inn Die S1anoIlne
Der meibIiden gbre banble uno MAJ
tue es auh nidt 10 iebr, Inn &od,
a1 benz Weruber beg gerbrehens
5u nebmen als UNI bas Spfer bes
gerbretens Dor Der furhtbarer
Dual elmer Offentliden @eridts.
berbanoIung gu idiisen. Sn oieier
@ntiduloiguug liegt eine gepiii(
geredtiguug, iie madt eineu me.
nigitens cine ioIhe 2pnherei Der
itdnoIid. Mber ouf Sen borlieeen
ben San pabt aud bieie gnti1ulhl'
gur,g niht. Sem Menif fonnt(
burd cine eeridtlihe @erbanolune
bieies g~orfommiiies bei6amt ooel
gequdIt meroen. Mnes lag flar uni
often 90 uno es mar fem eriidtli'
der @runo norbanbem marum etne
ioIde 9erbanoIung uerbinoert mer'
BEN ionte.
Mir mieoerbolen es, es mar DIX
refine 2uit am 2pnden melbe bieit
2eute neranlaBte, BEN 8erbre6er 81
~perbrennen nn6 cine 2uit, bic II
Der beitialiiditen @eiie gum Mus-
6ruf fam. gs NOR Elm @orfomm.
nis, 6os auf' Eiefite 3u beflagen ii
Inn 10 mebr, 90 gu ermorter
it, baB Die 5huloigen nieopl
b6nig itraffrei ausgeben weroen.
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1873 @ageu unb ereienete iid trob
oes groBen @erfebrs fem ein5ieer
unfaG, meoer elm 3~uiammenbrer
len, nod irgeno cine &oGiiion ober
Ger5ogernng.
en- otter ginlpobner BON Sm
Antonio, N%n0reos 2tngsmei-
Ter, itarb am 9onneritog in ieiner
@obnung, I'LL giio=Slores Giro.
Sc i'm 4lter bon SO Sabren. @r fam
5ereits 1916 nod San Mntonio urlo
.5ot iein gan5es ipoteres 2eben bier
5ugebradt. ST fpor Soloat in oelr
nerifaniiden, Iopie benz 8iirger-
:riege uno Elm Mitglieo Der freimif-
igen Seuerpebr, 10 LANCE oieie III
San Mntonto eriitierte.
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@em elm eoler Meni6 Ser,
trouen i6enft. Der lit es audi inert.
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q / { i.

Die nEerus Builders M11ocla'
tion" bat bier cine 5peitagige &on-
nention abgebolten in Der piels
Gadangelegenbeiten beiprofen muir,
ben. Golgenoe Serren pnroen aI
Weamten Der @ereinigung ermdblt.
Grdnf Slider, Muitin, Yraiioent;
s. S. Gmmons, 9ouas, @iee.9r6ii.
bent; s. 6. Sppermann, @aIbe.
fton, Setret1r unb S6asmeiiter uno
Seq Manorp, Gan Mntonio, Ser.
geont.at.M rms. Die ndflte aorpen,
ton mirb IN Muitin abgebalten.
D~onneritag abenb fano in Der
ELECTROMAGNETIC Elm Seiteiien itat..
bel benz es iebr lultig bergins unO
bel benz audi Der 8eetbopen.M6n
nerfor einiee 2ieber Tang.
Grou Gopbie 8oges,
guttin oes Germ Sris 9ogeg bon
8ulperoe, ftarb am 0onneritoo
morgen in MarIin i'm Sitter bon 60
Sabren. Sic mar cine 9o6ter be-
pe~ritorbenen @arl Ro1 BON QnhaIt.
zines Der etiten Mnfiebler in iener
@egeno bon gomal gountD. Sic
binterl1Bt ibren Gotten, 2 S0bne u.
cine berbeiratete Softer.
Mm Mittpoh abeub brangen
9iebe in oas 9ous beg &errn 8
Douop 1903 garten StraBe, mdb.
reno Der 4bmeienbeit Der SamiIte
urb erbeuteten cine Mn5abI Riei-
Der uno cine fleine Surnme @elo.
Bis iest lit nod feline Spur Der
@iebe g~efunoen. Der DiebitobI bot
III Der NnfbarI9aft cine ioI9e ge.
forgnis bernoreerufen. bob oieieui-
gen, melhe Die Gair beiubten, lire
@ertiaden uno @eI6, 10 melt es
Hnging, IN Der Toife u1o in Sano-
taiden init fi6 ihleppten.
Nm Gonnerftag nadmitta5
funroe Gus. Nations Derbaftet. Er
bntte flint Gdiiiie auf feline
Grau, IN berer 8obuung, III Glib
Dlipe GtrnBe, abgefeuert, aber bic-
ieibe, Die bon Gunner gu 3immel
Dor inn entflob uno i9IieBlih ei.
ne Cir 5piiden iid uno ibren Ser.
folger bradte, niht ~setroffen baben.
Jrdu Motions entflob our1 Elm Sen.
tier 5u einem Nohbar. Stations ii.
elm Mormor-M rbeiter uno SO Sabre
nlt. Or lebt getrennt bon ieiner
Grau uno NOR gefommen, UNI feline
Grau gu fprehen, bod peigerte iif
oieie, i'm an3uboren. IuBer DC.
Grnu befanoen fih mabrenb Deg
ShieBens nod lire 8iabrige God.
ter uro Grau @rimiinger nit ibren,
Hinbe I'M 9auie.
Ser San Mntonio Gag auf BET
Gnir. SpeIher aud 5ugleib Der Ste
toll Mertants" uno n@ooomen Of
TIE WorIo" Gag mar, fam als Ell;
GROCER grfoIg be3eihnet Deroen
ct tuor bon Dem idoniten Wettel
beginitiet unb fait ale @eidaftc
Der Gtabt ihloiien am Wahmittae,
rlnnde iogar ben ean5en Gag, UNI
ibren MngeiteIten @elegenbeit gu &c.
ben Die 6air gu beiuhen. Nah Der
sndtune Der StraBenbabn.G eieG.
fndft stpuroen oufh oieieIbe 10000
4erIOnen BON II. nod Der Sair befor.
bert. Die 9eforoeruna mar ebeu.
faIs cine 5ufrieoenitellenbe. @dbrenr
Der M~ittngsitunoe mar iogar eirI
ei.Minutenbienft eingefiibrt init
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Mtr alanben ait i'm,

neil mir ietne @irfung fel'neIt. ia
gen Die 2eier bieIer 3eitung. iueldle
Or. Hidter's oBain'@rpeaer" &C.
brauht baben, lnnge beoor iie Nine.
rifo ioben. Gin alt ~6erod5rtes,
i6neG uno iider pirfenoes Nittel
gegen &beumatismus, Gid}l. 3tcurol-
gle, grfdltigungeu uip. @s lit III al.
len oeutihen Apotbefen 5i basen al
% unb so Gents Die SIoide.
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Nettete Sas 2eben zines Mannes npr
SDiua.

3obert Mooien BON 8eit g,r-
lington, Soma ihien benz @rabe
berfonen, oI8, nohoem er 7 @od;eE
i'm Soipital sueebraft, bier Der Re.
item @er5te i'm aufgaben. ga seigtc
iit Die munoerbare Seilfrof bon
electric gitterg. 5 Slaiden furier-
ten i'm pouitdnoig BON 9eberleiher
unb Gelbiudt, obne peitere SIlfe
bon Goftoren. Nur so Cts BEL aler
Grueeiiten.
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@ebanert idren Srrium nidt.

sd beoauere ben Srrhlm meincr
8reunbe, Die mid als boffmungslo'
ies 0pfer Der S6minbiudt betrodj.
teten, nibt", idreibt .. &. Sonocrs
BON Sarroosburg, &p, aoenn ib liti
iobrelane an einein bartnadigen 9l.
item, Ser jebem Seilmittel ipottete.
Gubli6 braudte ih Or. Sings Ntelr
DISCOVERY nnS Ser Grfolg mar ipltll
oerbor. Mein &ulten borte aui unh
i1 fiible mid itarfer mie ie." So
nno 500. 8eriudsflaide frei. Go
rontiert bon auen 9rugeiiten.
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spQen srauen itimmsn2

@enn tie es tdten, miirben Mil
(ionen oofir ltimmen, oaB Gr.
Sings Stem 2ife Bias Die bette Mc,
oi5in fir 5rauen lit. Sic banne1
Ropf= uno &iidenibmer3en unb ge.
ben Dem gan5en SDitem 1teue 2e-
6ensfraft. % Cts. BEL auen 9rrq-
1iften.
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San. Grlaubuisi&eiue.

8 $. Gnuth, Re,,bau. Npenue 8;
$3.50.
Sbereia 8oelbantpe, Storee @ebdure
SibsEreia Ctr; $4,000.
s.. gsornGe, @obnboiis, @bominf
Str; $500.
M, aausel, atu6au, @ontereb Ctr.
$50.
9. O. Sab, auball. @orb<aeOns
Str; $75.
Guguit g9orp, @pbnbnis, gincin,
natl @pe.; $1,000.
Mib M. Sug. gnbaa, Sren6 4Iaee;
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Manfe ieben, baB iener erose
Mann nit oieiem ODER jenem Seller
bebaftet lit; nber ieben nidt, ooB er
feinesmegs ourd ieinen 5ebler elm
GROCER Ronn lit.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-11
PREPARING For a Journey.

Jerome X. Jerome recalled with rev.
erence a habit of his methodical uncle,
who, before packing for journey, al
ways made list" This was the
system which he followed, gathered
from his uncle's own lips:
Take piece Of paper and put down
on it everything you can possibly re-
quire. Then go over 1t and see that
it contains nothing you can possibly
do without.
Imagine yourself in bed. What have
you got on? Very well; put it down.
together with a change. You get up.
What do you do? Wash yourself.
What do you wash yourself with ?
Soap. Put down soap. Go on till you
have finished. Then take your clothes.
Begin at your feet. What do you wear
on your feet? Boots. shoes, socks.
Put them down. Work up till you get
to your head. What do you want be-
sides clothes? Put down everything.
This is the plan the old gentleman
always pursued. The list made, he
would go over 1t carefully to see that
he had forgotten nothing. Then he
would go over it again and strike out
everything it was possible to dispense
with. Then he would lose the list.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-11
Got the Train Stonned.

When the late Robert Bonner pur-
chased Maud s. he sent her to Char
ter Oak park to be trained. One day
friend of Mr. Bonner left New
York to visit him at the park, but
found that the train did not stop at
that station. The conductor was
polite. but said that he could not go
against orders. At New Haven halt
was made. and Mr. Bonners friend
tried to bride the engineer with a
ten dollar bill. but I'm vain. He was
then told that Charles L. Clark, the
president of the road. was on the
train. and he went to him.
why don't you see the conductor"
asked Mr.. Clark.
81 have, but he will not disobey
orders"
"Why not then go forward and
bride the engineer
81 tried bribery at New Haven. but
it would not work"
The absence of evasion was the
best policy. Mr.. Clark not only gave
orders to have the train stopped at
Charter Oak. but promised some day
to see Maud S. He had witnessed the
attempt at bribery. and the frank con-
fession Of the offense seemed to please
him
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-11
Slightly Acquainted.

As an instance of the marrying In
haste" principle that obtains in some
American cities an English lady who
visited Chicago relates how her maid,
who accompanied her, quickly became
imbued with the desire to become Mrs.
Somebody.
One morning she appeared before
her mistress and, with glowing eyes.
announced that she had named the
day and would become q wife at the
end of the week.
Are you going back home, them
the lady asked.
"Oh. no, ma'am; it's an American
gentleman" replied the maid.
But" demonstrated her mistress,
swe've only been here fortnight"
THAT'S no matter. He. wants the
wedding to be on Saturday"
swell. can't you get him to postpone
the marriage just little till ! can get
another maidr
.'Well, ma'am, I'd like to oblige you;
but, you see. don't feel well enough
acquainted to ask him to do that
London Answers.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-11
On a Sailing Vessel.

Instead OF the usual routine work on
a steamer-paint washing apd so forth
the work on sailing ship varies
widely. Ii may be making or shorten.
ing sail. bending or uDbending fine or
heavy weather canvas. squaring In or
bracing up the yards. lacking or wear
ing ship. and, no matter what the la
Dor, one always had the satisfaction OF
seeipg the result The speed and sail
ing qualities OF a vessel were things
that could be discussed with interest
as well as the length OF passage. In
bad weather, when excitement ran
high and cursing was considered quite
In order. struggling up aloft with wet
or frozen canvas-one hand for the
ship and the other for yourself-on a
dark. dirty night put a man on his met
tie, and should the foresail be handled
or the main topsail settled and the cry
Of splice the main brace" be heard
well, one felt at peace with the world
In the tropics catching sharks. har-
pooning dolphins and porpoises. sing
ing, dancing, telling yarns and read
ing over old love letters are diversions
not easily forgotten by those who have
experienced them. Being becalmed In
the tropics on a beautiful moonlight
night brought home to one the beau
ties and wonders OF nature and the ex-
istence Of God with whom one felt
In closer touch on such nights as those.
"a British Marine Officer in Atlantic.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-11
UNION PRINTERS ASSEMBLE
Annual Convention In Session az
Minneapolis.

Minneapolis, Aug. 9.-Great enthu-
siasm marked the opening Of the fifty
sixth annual convention OF the Inter.
national Typographical union, which
was formerly called to order at Dream.
land pavilion. The decorated dancing
pavilion was converted into conven-
ton hall which held the 235 delegates
and about 1900 ex-delegates and Wis
itors.
President Henderson OF the local
union opened the convention by intro
ducing Ralph w. Wheelock. represen-
tative OF the governor. who welcomed
the delegates on behalf OF the state Of
Minnesota Owing to the absence of
Mayor Haynes. Alderman j. d. Will
Jams welcomed the visitors on behalf
of the city.
President ]. M. Lynch responded to
the speakers and gave the opening
address of the convention. He briefly
reviewed the great advance made by
the I. T. u. and referred to the inn
proved legislation 1t has secured. He
took to. task the union knockers"
who. he declared. are getting into the
limelight by paying for space in the
newspapers of the country.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-11
HAMON DENIES THE CHARGE
Says He Did Not Attempt to Bride
Senator Gore.

Muskogee, Okla, Aug. 6.-Jake L.
Hamon, accused by Senator T. P. Gore
with having offered him a $4,000
bride to influence legislation in con-
gress for the sale of Oklahoma Indian
lands, took the stand before the con-
gressional investigating committee.
He denied that he at any time had
been closeted with Senator Gore in
the senator's Office at Washington to,
urge the approval of the contracts.
He denied he had ever mentioned
Vice President Sherman, Senator
Charles Curtis of Kansas or Congress
man b. s. Mcclure of Oklahoma as
being Interested" in the contracts, as
charged by Senator Gore.
He denied he had ever spoken of
bride to anybody about the legislation.
or that he ever was interested in the
McMurray contracts.
He denied that at the time the con-
tracts were being discussed he called
up Congressman Creager on the tele-
phone at Washington, asking for an
appointment, but said Mr.. Creager had
called him up; Mr.. Creager previously
had testified that Hamon asked an
appointment, at which the interest
in the contracts was spoken of.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-11
SOLDIERS NOT NEEDED
Forest Fires in Montana Ap.
parentIy Checked.

Missoula. Mont. Aug. 9.-After re-
ceiving the dispatch announcing that
President Taft had authorized the use
of the army in the fight against forest
fires. Assistant District Forester Sill.
cox made the following statement:
1T doesn't seem now that 1t will be
necessary to call upon the troops un-
less ii Is for the purpose of estab.
fishing a permanent control until the
fires are all out. We will take up the
matter with the officers at Fort Mis-.
soula and also at Fort Harrison and
reach some understanding at once.
1T is fairly quiet all along the fire
lines and we are sending in no more
men. Unless an emergency arises 1t
will not be necessary to call on the
army"