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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-01
Der grantraub In gtHebis.

81. @eorg 8ierntanr er5ablt III
etnem atfios u0te Seite 8eneoios"
III einer oeutiden .3eiti6rift TO-
genoe ersoslide gpiiooe: Moltdes
Der pene5ioniiden Seite 6eoeutete
! 5ettpeiie cine oirefte gef1broun1g Ser
offentli6en 9ronung, mie iene BE-
riibmte uSeito Belle Wtoric", Die bis
gum gnoe oes ID. Sobrbunoerts
5ugleid ben nihtigiten gntidlub i'm
pribaten 2eben oes @eneaianers hee
5ei6net. Sn ben llronfdneen Der
Hepublif pflegte man ndmlib pte
Die Soufen audi Die Sob5eiten nur
einmal I'M Sabre an Marid 8einis
gnng gu pon5ieben. Die iungcll
9raute periammelten iib ON benz
Gage ouf irgeno einein 8lobe, I'm
oonod in st. Mario Sormoio al
leianmlt ibren @otten anaetrout 5ll
tperoen. Diele frieolide 3eremonie
bette ober einmol cine redt empiillb,
lide Storllng %erfabren, benn an
Dem Sod)5eitstage i'm Sabre 94Aa
tporen plosli6 trieltiniihe Eirotell
nod 8eneoig gefommen ur,o batten
geiuoltiam bic iungen 8raute ellt-
fiibrt, nodJ ebe iid) oie perousten Sc
ne5ianer iiberboupt CUR @ebr ieten
fonnten. 4allm nber bate man iih
bon Dem eriten Shrefen erbolt, oa
ltiir5ten olid) ldon Die entieste1
%@bemanner NIT Dem 9ogen Gonoiurl
LII. 5ur Jtude. Sic freden Mau>
Der mnr6en ~eingebolt. nieoeree-
meselt, l,no I'M Eriutnpb fiibrten Ole
iungen 8ene5ianer lire geraubten
Srauen beim, I'M Dos idonite Sof-
5eitsfelt gu begeben, Dos pie1eid)t ie
Die Hepublif erlebt bat. Bur grill-
neruna an oieien Gag muroe eiites
lener pro6tpo1len golfsfeite iniSc-
inert, oas forton olidbrlid aht go=
ge binourb Die @ene5ianer in Mtcm
belt. @us ben ieds Staotquartie-
rem mllrben lie 3mei Ser idoniten
Weaod)en feierli6 bonn 9ogen ielblt
ibren Gotten angetralt, uno oie
reiditen Solnilien ser Stoot laben
es babel oIs gbrenpflibt-om, iene
gliidliden 8ertreterinnen ibres
Gnartiers NIT @elo nnb @eihenfell
aus5uitatten. 8ie obttdgige 8olfs-
feier aber, Die iid) Der offentlihelr
3eremonie oni6loB, ortete o(sbolo
III Elm oll9emeines 2iebesfelt ans,
oas ielbft antife 8orbiloer in oe.1
Shatten itel(en fonllte. 8ergeblid
iudten 9oge mo Sianoro olprd)
itrenae 0efrete Ser tolen Nusgelai-
ienbeit au iteuern. Grit idpere
&riegesnote i'm lesten GierteI oes
IA. S~abrbunberts permodten Die
alte TRADITION gu breden, bon SCI
forfm nidts ols bic groBe feierliAl
Bro5eilion bes 9ogen nod gnltta
Waria Sormolo an Dem Gage bon
Maria &einigung ubrig bIieb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-01
Cine verrufene frau.
Bon $. g dober t.
tIurtickltiul. J

tlortichuiu.)
Sn 8renfenboffs @eIift branltte
iest aud Die Notc oes 53orns. gr
lhittelte ieine 5rau energiid.
uSdmeig! gu ioait ldmeigen,
Sennpg onmit ih mid oeiner uid;t
mebr gu iddmen babel" iogte er nit
hlibenoen @ugen. y9lber id bin
Der Serr i'm 9auie, id babe gu lie.
ltimmen, iolange on nod meine
6rau biit! Inter feil1en llmIta16en
culoe id, oaB Neap unter oeiner
aldermen Giferiu6t leioet! Sd bobe
adtung Dor 5amiIienbanoen lun
bin Maranes genug, Die Meinigen gu
ihIten."
u9u nenuit @eap Die Deini.
gent" iagte Iie nit tiefer, bobnpoGcr
gerahtung.
50 gepiB. uno id perlange
BON Dir, baB bu iie NIT oenlelben
Ingen aniiebit m~enigitens Dor ser
Belt. Geine @efiible fam id mo-
titrlih ni6t 5tpineen.
sd baiie iiel Sd baiie iie!!1
ldrie Die feline Srau erboit uno
ltampfte nit Dem SUB. a@os babe
i6 gemein nit einer 6rolt, Die iid
Don Serren @eidenfe ms Saas
ldIden laBt, Die oa8u nibt 81 itof3
tit! @ott lei Danf, nein, 10 melt
bin i6 IN Der @uffIarnng nno Sc
benserfobruns oenn bod nod nidf
gefommen uno meroe niemafs
tommenl~
Sic bottle tief Mtent uno iab ibrell
Wonn berausforoerno ON.
u@as ioa Dos nun mieoer beiBer
- @eidenfe BON Serren ipie-
oerbolte Ell fopfidttelno, trdt BON
ieiner 5rou fort uno ging unmutio
i'm 3immer ouf uno ab. .grflGre
mir bas.@
Ser @rdiibent bot einen Me6.
bof in tire Slide liefern laiien =.
einell gar5en Rebbofl unb tie baI
i'm angeuommen!l 5inoeIt on Dos
fir cine Game mierer areiie poi.
ieno2 Sd bate es nidt seton!"
SeIler Sriumpb iiber oieie nens
Wiiietat Der 8erablheuten lcud1te.
te aus ibren Nugcn, m1breno Fl,
beridtete. Ser Maior iagte feir
Wort, ionoern begann an ieinen
8art 81 nagen.
vHon5enio miro lid fir eenol
iene @aitfreunoidaft repandieren"
iagte er nod elmer 8ouie oes Naf)
oenfens. y@as lit i'm @rnnoe %
bel
Sic mari Den aopf alii. y9erftel
le bif nur nidt, Srisl @er re
bandiert iid oenn oernrt BEL mir
Wer miirbe oos mogen! @ie mn
tie nit ben Serren ~nerfebretl, oa'
bergIeihen paiiieren fannl gs II
mobrbaftig, als foroerte Tie III
beraus, Inn iih beimlid iiber ull
fere Dummbeit gu amiiiieren. Mer
fe Dir ems, Srie, mid brineit ol
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-01

Ger 8unoesienat bat iiber ben
gemeiniamen gefdInB, Der 8orfeb-
rungen fir Die oirefte 9enatoren-
iwabl trifft, abgeltimmt, i'm aber
uiht angenommen. "a Stimmen
wuroen fir BEN 9eihluB uno 33 ee-
gen i'm obgegeben, Der geihlub
miBte aber 5pei DritteI Der Stim.
men erbalten, UNI angenommen 81
fDeroen.
Der Bunbesienat bot beidleI-
len, beute iiber Die 2orimer : Mnse.
Iegenbeit abauitimmen.
Die Nepublifoner bon gbicoao
b1beu GbnrIes 6. Merriam, 8rofeI-
Tor Der acknowledgements an Ser
llniberfitdt,, uno Die Demofraten
Gnrter s. Sarriion ols M~oporsfar.
oioaten aufgeitelIt.
Die @ebirgsbemobner oes oit.
Iiden 4entudD bertreiben aaa frem
ben Mrbeiter, Die an Der gerl1nge-
rpng Der 2erington & goitern 8o1u
bnue1l.
- Der Hrdiioent miro Sobn Saos
&ommono ais Speainlgeianoten our
ar0nung oes &onigs nod 2onopr
ienoen.
Ser Hr1iibent bat ben Neger
Mm. s. 2etpis gum 9iilfs : @ene.
rnInntDoIt ernannt.
8nei masfierte aerle ipran
gen Dienitag abe1o auf ben in 81
1ouis einlaufenoen Bafiagier5ug bel
Sron Wountain 9obn, orangen IL
ben grpreB.M aaen, banoen unt
fnebelten oer, sMelienger@ pliinoer,
ten bnnn ben einen @eloidronf mi
madten fid In Der Nabe Ser Come.
@robe Citation NIT i6rer geute ba
bon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-01

Mouaten bate id oir la1eno &C.
iagt: ial Sest min id ebrli9er
iein uno Dir lagen: i9 bin nidt meDr
oieielbe mie oomals. gs argeri
mid - es frdnft MIDI ia es tut mil
meb! @omit foroere ib benn Der.
aus, oaB man Mid bier nit uenigen
Musnabmen eepiiiermaBen a9tetS
Sd tue nidts Woiesl &annlt ou
mir einen ein5igen begrMnoeten Dor.
tpurf maden2 @as i'd tue, mag
fir 9elna ungemobnIif) iein, ettpas
llnredtes lit es nidt. Mber moll
iiebt in mir etpas Inventories, I'm.
glaublides, oas man am liebiten
NIT 5euer uno 56lpert a~asrotten
modte, obgleih ih niemano 3ll noge
trete."
ualte Rea," fagte er eeriibrt, ola
er merfte, oaB sranen in ibrer
Gimme 5itterten, ,nimm es Dir
niht gu Ser5en, Die Meniden iill0
einrnal oae 10, 0aB iie einen 3ug ins
@emeine befommen, men,l es iiA I'M
bic 8eurteilung ibrer NdhIten ban.
belt. Nimm es Dir nidt gu Ser.
3en."
81 le9te ben 4rrn tr0iteno I'M lie.
uno pie in friiberen Sabren lebnte
iie Die Stirn an ieine gdufter. gr
fIblte, oaB iie meinte, aber ebe er
nod elm gerubigungsmort fallo,
ridtete lie iif, tpieoer ouf.
pgs lit eieentlid aud ni1t oeinc
Witteilung, bic mid ionoerIih er.
regt bot, 5ris, ih bin berftimm.
nerpos ~ ifon felt 9aeell. - Sen
M tit natiirlid miiteno auf mid. -
Sese bid oa bin 1ino erleiftere oei,l
Ser6."
(Gurtieunnu fotut
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-01
robes e.

Der @oupernenr miro belltc
fein @eto be5igIid) Der gDapIigbt
Biz einienoen. Die u@olf 5calp
@ountp" -gin miro nidt nit Dem
Beto belegt, ionoern an Die 2egis-
lotur 5urudgegeben un6 Don oieier
berdn0ert tperoen. Damn miro Sci
@ouberneur fie pabriheinIi6 unter-
|5eidnen. Die Greunoe Ser 8in, mcI-
DE bic gereinigung Der M. &. 6
q. Nabn ~nnoronet, meroen, ongc-
fhts Der SteIIung beg @~o1tpernerrs,
nidt Deiter nlf ibrer@nnobme bette
ben.
Sn @barton bat elm Neeer
Mamens Granf emit einen Ser Re.
fannteiten meiBen 9etpobner ieue1
@egeno, u. s. 8beIps, uno oanll
iih ieIbit eriboiien.
Charles @abrmuro, Elm Be.
fainter 0eutfder 8iirger aus Der
@egeno bon Srieorifsbura, Der let.
te Der GamiIie Wabrmmno, Die In
Sabre 1916 oortbin fam, lit geftor-
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-01

iibermorgen niht init ibr auf ben
Ban in Der 9ormonie, es lei eenr,
Dab ou mid gebunoen binibleppif."
nSennp!~ rief er 5ornig, fur5 boz
ibr iteben bleibeno. v@eiBt OH,
mag oas beoeutet2 9oB on Meno
blositeait - 6aB ou mid blositealt
um alberner 8orurteiIe miGen."
SD tue es niht," bebarrte iie Ell.
g%eniinnig.
pDu mirit es tun, ipelllt i6 Did
oarml bite, Dir boriteae, mos Die
5olgen oapon iino! 2aB bod bic
Seute re6en -"
o8enn es Dir 10 gleidgiiltig lift =
LAB on iie bann ood aud reben. Sd
tue es nihtl"
ySSennp = beiilt1te oi6!"
sd tue IS niht! Selblt ouf Die
@efabr bin, Dir elm paar angenebnle
Stunoen in .ibrer" @eieuibaft gu
rauben!"
uSennD = gum lestenmal!"
r3um lestenma[ - id tue cs
nidt! Sdlage mid, moroe MIDI
idleppe mid gebunoe1 BIN, id) tue
es ntht!"
9relfenboff lob feline Srau all
init einem @lif, ben lie nod gar
niht an ibm fannie. gr mar oars
6lab gemoroen.
Gut. llltimatum eegen Ultima
tnm. @ebit gu niht NIT, gebe id,
nit Ne0p allein."
Sic a@itterte Dor Corn unb 9tufre-
gltng. u2iia bleibt BEL mir"
Sic brauhe ih ni1t, mir geben
u1ein. 8efinne Did ober mol,
Sennn. mir fino Damn eeifieoere
2eute."
Sic ladte laut auf. .3as motif
ibr ia nur! 9os motif ibri Midy
beiieite ifieben, oomit glos miro
fin. III"
Or batte nit mudtigen, iporell-
flirrenoen Shritten oos Simmer
u~erlaiien. Sennp idien es, ais
ipiiroe e5 plosIih ounfel nm iie.
gSrisl@- ihrie iie auf. .5rist~
aber er borte niht mebr, mollte
ilidt mebr boren. gr mebrte Clio
ab, Die iid ibm erihroden in Sen
@ee %itellte, nabm iid foum 53eit.
ben Mantel unt5unebmen uno ging
brett uno muiiig, oIs molte er iit
ieoem, Der ibm begeanete, einprdeer1
: oireft in 9eapg @obnung. MufJ
bort idien es, als nobme er nod Elm.
NAL 10 piel Hlat fort uie ionit, oo.
init man i'm ia niht ii6erieber
fonnte.
aReGl" iaste er obne pieI lin
fdmeife. SD bin eefommen, oil
fir meine gummbeit @enugtuunf
5u geben, bob i'd geitern beimlih &c
Dir ausriidte. Sier in 0elna bleib.
nihts %berboreen, ih bGtte es miiier
fonnen uno nun iteinieen tie bid
oeshalb."
Ste lddelte. sd puBte es
Sris."
r3u puRtelt es uno bielteIt mid
niht 5uriid? Sit es bir benin 4
gIeihgiiItie, mas Die 2e1te reben?'
sic ieuf5te auf. Dor elm poal
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-01
@ermutlih.

Heiienoer: .Qber mie fonnte oas
Giienbabpungluf nur paliieren!"
Sdaffner: uDa bot Semono oit
Notbremie ge5ogen nno Der Guy
a~ngebalten uno baourf lit Ser O..
preB5ng IN uals bineingefabren. Sd
fur6te, es miro minbeltens fin
Stunoen oauern, Big mir mieoer mel.
ter fonnen."
@eiienoer: .Siinf Stunoen! @ii
tiger Simntel! uno i6 fabre 81
meiner Soh5ett, Die bente nod itatt
fn6en ionte."
S6affner (glidIiher gbemann
itreng): uSoren Sic mol, iunscl
Wann, sic baben bod nidt Die SLOT
bremie oe5ogen?l"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-01
Gin id,reflider Nadlt Wlaru

lit Der i6Iimme gutter zines Sim
beg, Dos ploblih BON gr1llne befal-
len miro. 2onis Gbamblin bon
Man9eiter, %, 81. 81. 2 muroe ho-
ourh BON ieinen bier Ginbern bdll-
fig aus Dem Gblafe gepedt, Damn
oeri6affte er iid Or. Sings Seem
DISCOVERY nno Die ainoer, bon &c,
men man bos ihlimmlte befiirftete,
muroen mieoerbergeiteat. SOC llno
81. 8robeflnihe frei. gu baben Del
alien 9ruggiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-01
LokaIes.

Sic Bill, meld)e u1lieru
Goultp &ommiiiaren oas Heht
giebt, cine Grtraiteiler BON 10 Gents
fir 2anoltraBel1 : &erbelierunael,
aus5uidreiben lit III beioen Suit
fern Der 2egislatnr angenonlmell.
SIN 5ebrilor iino bier AS
9erionen megcn @%agobuaooee Der
baftet.
@citeril abeno ~feierte ses
gllrnperein Die Saitnaht bllrd ei.
zen groBen Gommers.
@eltern nodymfttae murbe I'M
Breckenridge : 9arf Ole 2eide eine$
leugeborenen &innes. in 3eitunes
papier einaefpidelt, e%efutoen.
Ser saloonbeiiber %. e.
Neal lit bon Der anflage Der @ogo=
bunoage Die gegeil i'm erboben tpsr
neil er an Sonntag 8ier perfmlf.
baben iolte, fret geiprodell.
@abreno oes bergangeneu
Monats lit oie Seuermebr Al Mnf
alarmiert iporben. Ser geiamntte
5hooen, Der burb Seuer angeridj
tet mnroe, betrug $4,000.
SoepD 2innprs ein
Iangjabriger 8elpobner nnierer
6taot, lit bier i'm Sitter BON SO SAT-
rem ~geltorben.
Srau Ebere5e 2our geb
Sdlfider itarb bier i'm Sitter bnn
81 Sabren.
Die 8ear Sumter Oil Com.
panp bat Inn Snforporation noh9e9
indt. QapitaI $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-01
1emkigt.

sd wollte mid init 8tpan8is SaE
rem Derbeiraten, ober mein 8otcr
meinte, id mdre nod nid)t nerniinf.
tig genug. 50 martete ih bis idJ
oreibig muroe."
Limb Sic merben lih iest nil
oreibig ue%rbeiraten?"
~0en, nun bin i'd gu perniinftia
oa5u."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-01
umihricben.

@attin (melhe iebr biel perreiIt.
Doriiber Der @atte febr peritimmt
iiD: Sd .meiB nidt, friiber nol1lr.
teit Oil mid INNER Oeinen Stern
nm biit Du aber 10 falt gegell
mihl2@
@ntte: u8unoer! Mus Cir I'll
ia olld Der reinite Sonnet e%etporoen!r
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-01

Gos fron5oiiide Miniiteriunl
bat reiigniert, Monis niro mabr.
iheinli6 oas neile 4abinet bil6en
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-01

3n betpun6ers lit Der Mann.
oeIicn 3atfraft ourd unperoientclt
Eaoel nidt geldbmt miro, uno 81
perohten lit Der Wann, ben rnper-
oientea Sob nift befhdmt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-01

u8iiroe es etpas ihooeIl,
ipe1n if ibr biniidtlid metnes 81
ters Die llnmobrbeit iogte2" foridJte
Der altlibe Miaiondr.
o@ol faum.~
sd bin iedBig. @ie more c3,
fpern id funf8ig iagte2"
SD CLAUDE, Sbre Ausiid)ten bei
lbr pitroen better lein, ipenn sic iidl
fir funfunoiieb8ig a%usgdben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-01

vSobn," fragte Die Srol ibrer
Wann, vrpenn Elm fiibner Molln mi;b
raubte, miiroelt On cine @elobnuu5
auslesen2"
saber gon5 eeniB,~ mar Die gnt-
gegnung oeS Mannes. SD pflege
itets 9ieienigen 81 belobnen, Die mn
cine @efdaigfeit erneiien."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-01
Mhai

SEER Meier: Sic alter Sreuno,
parum lhauen's oenn 10 trallrig
aug. tit Sbnen Elm SdloB periun-
fen2"
Serr Suber:: uNa, hummer 2al-
4, aber foo Bier bab' / mebr i'm
Wosfrug!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-01
Wttadiert ben s%dnl.Yrinsipal.

Der Sdal 8rtn8ipol GDos. 9.
@aen BON Splpanid, So, lit Idref-
lid an Hbeumatismus Sdmer-
sen batte elm 2eber- nto Magen-
leioen uno franfe Nieren. Mue Mit-
tel idlugen febl; aber bier SIaide.t
BON Dem beriibmten electric gitters
madlten MIDI oouitdnoig geiuno.
Sauienoe loben urlo preilen bieic
Neoi8in. @eriudt Tie, Rur SOC BEL
alien 0ruseilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-01
4eirafsfhein e.

Sames Sc MuIlilr uilo ga1ie
aaiterion.
9p. ganien uno Gertrude Datbe.
g. Norton u. Jrau @. M. 2epen.
oeder.
aIfreo Alderman llno gtto Sop
Iim.
sluenit @erner uno Slllioue 81.
Mbalas.
%. $. Sdulb urto Srau CHARLES
Gordon.
alfreo @ode uno Sophie aoa
Der.
@rbmrten.
81. @altersoorf uno Srar, ell
Mdohen; 81. 6. Groltmonn ulso
5rau, Elm Maoden; ssiioor @alters
berger un6 Grau, ein Gnabe, s.
SO. Mdermam uno Srali, ein Grle.
Be; GILBERT Shiffers nno 5rau, eial
&nabe; Dan 9obredt uno Srau
Elm Mdohen; @arrD gdart ullo
Jrau, Elm &nabe; $. 6uermallll
uno Jrdll ein Wa06en, q. Meits
boff unb 5rau, elm anabe; :.
BoImer unb Srau, ein Mdohen.
MIbert MIbertbal uno 5rml, ein
Md6hen.
go6esfaIIe.
alberto SimerIe, 3 Monate olt
Grnu 8. Neidreiter SO Sabre;;
Gus. 3ueblde, IS Sabre; Or. Mm.
Weier, II Sabre; 6rou gbeooor
aIii6, 46 Sabre; Mlfreo arauie,
IS Sabre; Doris Grid AZ Mo=
note grneit s. Bootbe, 5 Monote,
S. %. 9offert, 35 Sabre; @m.
Sudenbah, 81 Sabre; 5rau gorba=
ra 2alifIi, 83 Sabre.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-19
SWITCH MYSTERY WRECK
Investigation to Be Held to Learn Who
Is to Blame.

Hutchinson, Kan, May 19.-There
is a mystery surrounding the wrecking
of Santa Fe train No. in the Hutch
inson, yards. The passenger train
struck an open switch and was sl1unt-
ed onto a side track where it crashed
into a string of box cars standing on
the siding. Engineer John Ramsey,
warned by the target that the switch
was open, put on the air in time to
check the speed of the train, and this
undoubtedly prevented loss of life. The
engineer was the only man injured.
He sustained a badly fractured arm,
and was taken to WEIGH hospital. His
home is at Newton.
Railroad officials are unable to ex-
plain how the switch happened to be
open to the side track. A few minutes
previous to the arrival of No. s. No.
73 had switched a number of cars onto
the side track. Then the engine pulled
west onto the main line track, then
backed down the main line track to
the rest of the train of No. 73 in the
east part of the yards.
The engine took the route that the
incoming passenger train should have
taken. The switch was undoubtedly
thrown for the main line, or the en-
track. Yet a few minutes later when
the passenger came dashing in from
the west, it was sent onto the side
track into the box cars. The passen-
scr SlOOu oNoI thS oNAN anu tiC COh
ducter of the wrecked train ran at
once to the switch. He found it
thrown for the side track and locked.
After the engine of 70 passed over the
switch down the main line, the switch
must have been opened, turned and
locked to send the next train onto the
side track.
It is less than a month since the en-
tire Santa Fe switching crew, many of
them veterans with years of expert
ence. was discharged for leaving a
switch open.
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the girl undergrads to the top of
king Hill' and there, just as night
was coming on, were compelled to sub
nit to the old Campbell custom of a
public foot washing.
The girl graduates didn't mean to be
caught. They didn't like the old Gus
tom anyway, since they had grown up
the custom of washing the seniors
feet on the Ides of May. They thought
they were safe, too, but the "prying
things saw them leave a friend
house and swooped down on them and
wouldn't let them go.
The solemn ceremony didn't take very
long and the girls were soon purified
and the damage was counted small by
the Undergrads. even though a few
skirt-hemS were soaked.
Discretion was taken as the better
part of valor by the senior boys and
they lay in hiding all day, daring not
to show themselves. Two were caught,
however, and put through the ordeal
whether or no.
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OWNER OF GRIPS LEAVES.
Reno Man, After Six Weeks, Fears
They Contain Explosives.

Hutchinson, Kan, May 19.-Six weeks
ago a stranger wearing good clothes,
with three heavy valises, stayed ali
night with Abraham Miller, a farmer,
20 miles from Hutchinson. Next morn
ing he walked to Langdon station, three
miles away, saying he had to go 10
Hutchinson, and would be back. He
left the valises, a fine buggy and u
valuable team of roam horses. He has
never been seen since he left the farm
house. He did not give a name. At the
farm house he barricaded the door Of
the room he occupied. Miller has left
the grips unopened, fearing they may
contain explosives. The county au-
thorities are making an investigation.
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FREEZING IN WYOMING.
Snow Is Failing in Yellowstone Park
Today.

Washington. May 19.-Snow was fall
ing this morning in Yellowstone Park
and it was freezing in Wyoming and
Nevada while the middle west and
eastern states were sweltering in the
hottest weather of the year. A general
break in the hot wave was predicted
by the weather experts today within
the next 36 or As hours, bringing relief
to the populous section of the country
where in the large cities the heat has
caused many prostratiQns. Warm
weather will continue tonight and Sat
urday in the eastern states. Consider
ably cooler weather prevails generally
over the eastern slope of the Rocky
Mountains and plateau region. caused
by disturbance moving eastward from
the north PACIFIC coast
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BOOSTING ELLSWORTH.
L. H. Westermann Is After the New
Asylum.

L. H. Westermann. representative in
the last legislature from Ellsworth
county, came to Topeka to work for his
home town of Ellsworth for the loca-
ton for the new state hospital for the
insane He appeared before the board
of control and presented arguments and
evidence in support of Ellsworth, dwell
ing especially upon the railroad facili-
ties offered by the Union Pacific and
the Frisco lines.
The Mother Bickerdyke home is To-
Gated in Ellsworth county. Another ad-
vantage urged in favor of the town
was the fact that it has natural gas.
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WASH GIRL SENIORS FEET.
Water Cold, but Old Custom Is Com
piled With at HoIton.

Holton, Kan, May 19.-"Ugh-it's
cold, / don't want to step in there"
But you must be purged of all your
faults. Linger not but cleanse myself
in all humility
But I'll get my skirts wet. This old
tank is dirty, anyway. I think you're
mean-every one Of you-mean, mean,
me-ea-n!t
Indignant, expostulating and possibly
with tear stained faces Qor none know
except those who attended the solemn
rites. and they are mute on the sub
ject) a number of girls of the senior
class of Campbell college were led by
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HOLD CHURCH ON 40 COUNTS.
Ex-Cashier of HoIyroOd Bank VIII Be
Tried This Summer.

Ellsworth, Kan, May 19.-The pre-
liminary hearing of Maxwell Church,
formerly cashier of the Hollywood State
bank, is finished.
There are now 40 counts against
Church. Nine of these counts are of
an Indefinite nature. The 40 or other
counts range from embezzlement to ac-
cepting money when the bank was
known to be in failing condition.
After the hearing, Church's bond was
placed at $1,000 which he gave and his
trial will come up at the next regular
session of the district court.
Chi Namel
For the old floors and woodwork. C.
NJ. HILL S26 Kansas avenue.
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