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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-11-30


been made public through the
press Of this city.
! have not sooner replied to
your letter for the reason that
from the voluntary assurances
of his disapproval Of the letter
given me on the morning it was
published, by Mr.. William FL
lott. the General Manager of
YOUR Association, and from what
was subsequently SAID by you
three gentlemen when visiting
me at my office in reference to
the matter, | expected some sat
isfsctory correction to be made.
but as none has been made | am
unwilling to let it pass without
notice.
A careful reading of that let
ter convinced me that you were
misled, for the allegations con-
tanned therein, so far as apply
ing to the company | represent.
and used as the provocation for
the communication, are contrary
to fact.
The company of which | am
General Manager is not AN
alien"-its articles Of incorpora-
ton were prepared by the late
Governor John Young Brown
and are recorded in the Office of
the Henderson County Clerk.
1t has never been indicted, not
wlthstanding its connections and
! business methods were thorough
| ly investigated by the federal
authorities. and the only reason
that can be suggested for this
exemption is there was no ground
for it to be charged with any un-
lawful acts.
The Imperial Tobacco Co., of
Great Britain and Ireland, whose
requirements of western tobac-
COS are supplied through the
company of which ! am General
Manager, was made a party of
the recent suit against the Amer
lean Tobacco Company in the
federal court. where. as | under
stand. no fault was found with
the British company beyond an
agreement relative TO the sale
of its manufactured product,
which agreement. as | under
stand the courts decision. has
been or will be abrogatde in COM
pliance with the courts ruling.
Respecting the British COM
pany | can only say | am not in
. formed as to its plans and pur-
poses. With respect to the I'M
perial Tobacco Company of Ken
lucky, it will act in the future
as it has in the past, by conduct
ing its business in strict con-
Torrance to all the laws of the
land.
Replying to your harsh allu-
sions to my "alien employers"
and the "aliens and foreigners"
who furnish the money paid out
by company, | will say, as a citi-
zen of this community, with my
interest bound up in its welfare,
hope there may be a constant
increase in the volumn of for
eign capital paid out for its pro-
ducts.
| And now, gentlemen, let me
say in conclusion that while |
shall always entertain with great
respect any communication of
which you are the real authors,
| | must hereafter be excused
from replying to articles that
are intended for publication |
have no taste for newspaper
writing and will decline to be
drawn into a wordy newspaper
war.
| | follow your example by CIV
ing this to the two newspapers
in which your communication
appeared.
Very truly yours,
EDWIN HODGE.
General Manager the Imperial
1 oc Ka-tal,.,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-08-19
ITALY OF AMERICA.

We are in receipt OF a very in
teresting pamphlet issued by the
passenger department of the Iron
Mountain railroad company, enti-
tied, "Diversified Louisiana" II
is devoted to . description of that
part of the state through which
the lines Of the company operate:
and describes crops, timber, MIN
erals and industries. 1t declares
this state to be "Fhe Italy Of
America, the land of sunny skies,
mild winters and blooming flow.
ers."
On the cover of this pamphlet
Norman J.. Colman, late Secretary
Of Agriculture, IL quoted as fol
lows: .'If I we're . young man you
coald not keep me out OF Louisi-
ana With gBhOt gun"
1t 10 very literally illustrated
with good half tone pictures of va
rious parts Of the STAY.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-08-19
BEAUTIFUL
JEFFERSON
TERRACE.
SALES STARTED YESTERDAY
Three Hundred People in At
tendance.

The excursion train expected here
yesterday from the east, due to trou-
bles on the road, failed to reach here
till late in the evening, just before
sunset. In consequence there were
none but home people to attend the
opening Of the Auction Sale of lots in
the Beautiful Jefferson Terrace. There
were fully three hundred people on
the grounds at the hour OF the sale,
but there were very few buyers.
Mr.. Jacobs. of New Orleans, the
auctioneer. did the cry ing of the lots
The first put up was beautiful home
site, at the corner Of Main and the
new street leading back to the SO. Pa.
right of way. This was adiudicated to
Mr.. Geo. w. Dallas at his last bid OF
$45O. He agreed to take the next lot
at the same figure. These two lots are
in Block d.
The next offering was made at the
south corner of the same block. Mr..
Dallas was again the successful bid
der, the lot passing to him at his bid
of $3.50. He again agreed to take the
next lot at the same figure. This gave
Mr.. Dallas the control of that block at
cost of $1,000. Offerings were next
made III other blocks but as there were
no bidders. the offerings were called
of. The auctioneer then crossed to
the east side of Main street and an
n0unced his last offering for the day.
Mr.. Stafford of New Orleans, was the
successful bidder at $425.
Jefferson Terrace has $500 running
feet of concrete walks, four feet wide,
laid. Both the trolley line
and the l. St. M. & f. Railroad will
pass through the tract.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-08-19
ROSEDALE.
Dirt Will be Broken First at
ROsedale Plantation for the
Trolley Line.

In an interview this morning with
Mr.. A. G. Barrow, he said that con-
tracts had been closed with Tommy
Welch, by which the latter had agree
to start the grading work on the troll
ley road led this, Monday, afternoon
at Rosedale Plantation, between this
city and Jeanerette. The start 10 TO
be made below the Rosedale Canal,
working towards Jeanerette.
As soon a. other teams and gangs
can be marshaled they will be pat to
work on other divisions Of the first
section of the line.
Mr.. Barrow also stated that Rose.
dale had been selected a. the starting
point for the reason that his company
did not want the people Of this city TO
think that the trolley was endeavor-
ing to influence the voting at the elec-
tion to be held here to-day for
an opposition line. Had It not been
for the election 70 be held here today
the start would have been made ct or
nearer New Iberia. The start 10
bona fide one to build the line and
they propose 70 conttnue the work TO
the completion Of the line.
When Mr.. Barrow was notified that
the election here for to-day had been
called off and had been cancelled. he
was considerably surprised. Il was
evidently Q new move that he was not
quite prepared for and did not at once
grasp it, meaning. or what influence 1t
IL designed 70 exert upon the situa-
ton.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-08-19
HOMICIDE At AVERY.
Il White Man Kills a Negro
Fellow Laborer in the
Okra Files on Avery's Is
land.

Deputy Sheriff Clarence Colgin
went to Avery Island, ten miles
south of this place, on Monday
afternoon and arrested Ovide Fitz
gerald, q white man, for the kill.
ing of Henry Antoine, a negro.
Both parties were in the field cut.
ting okra for the McIlhenny Can
ming Company, by whom they
were employed, when they became
involved in q quarrel. Antoine
struck Fitzgerald several times, it
is said, whereupon Fitzgerald
struck him in the neck with his
0kra knife, severing the juglar
VEIN. Antoine bled to death be-
fore medical assistance could
reach him.
The Coroner, DR.. J. w. X.
Shaw, went out to the island and
view the body and took the evi-
dence obtainable in the case.
Later, he expressed the opinion
that Fitzgerald could hardly be
charged with murder, for the rea-
s0n that the evidence did not
show malice or f0reth0ught. Il
was an lmpromptu difficulty which
resulted disastrously to the col
Ored man.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-08-19

has done the surveying for the com.
pany. Thos. Welch, the snb-contractol
who did a good deal of the grade work
for the New Iberia & Northern Rail
road Co.. and A. G. Barrow, the right
Of way man and special agent for the
Trolley Co.
They were IN the closest conference
for several hours. 1t transpired later
that arrangements had been reached
by which Thos. WEIGH should start
the grading this morning, but the ex-
act point Of this initial work was not
named.
Late in the forenoon Mr.. Crosby,
accompanied by Mr.. johnson and Mr..
Barrow entered an auto and headed
up Main street-presumably to inspect
the site which has been selected for
the first central station or power house,
and other territory along the right of
way which has been selected and de-
termined upon.
Later Mr.. Crosby was called back to
New Orleans by wire. He left on the
first afternoon train.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-08-19
RAILROAD ELECTION
CALLED OFF.
There will be No Voting for
Special Railroad Tax TO-Dav.
The Road will be Built without a
Bonus from New Iberia.
From Mondays Special Edition.

From Mondays Special Edition.
There will be no voting to-
day on proposition to give a
$45,OO bonus to the iberia,
St. Mary & Eastern Railroad
Company, predicated upon
a special tax Of two mills for
ten years.
This decision was an.
nounced by Pres. F. M.
Welch this Monday morning,
upon his return from the
North, where he had just
signed up for the building of
the line as originally pro-
posed.
The reasons for this an
nOuncement, as stated by
Mr.. Welch, is that he has ar
ranged for the money for the
building Of this line without
the tax here and for the
further reason that he will
thereby reserve the privilege
Of coming back with a
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-08-19

broader proposition to the
people later. A proposition
which will be of the greatest
and deepest Importance to
the future development OF
the commercial interests of
this city and the entire lower
Teche country.
All arrangements have
now been completed for all
the details of starting the
work at once, save the sign
ing of contracts with the
graders. This detail will be
attended to at the earliest
possible moment and it is
expected to break dirt near
New Iberia at a very early
date.
Mr.. WEIGH says that this
road is going to be built and
that he will employ none but
the best of material in it's
construction.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-08-19
ENGAGEMENT
CANCELLED.

On Tuesday afternoon We were
advised that the Frisco farm de-
monstration car, scheduled foI
this place that evening, had been
withdrawn and that Mr.. White
would not lecture here. No rea-
sons were assigned for the change
in the program at the last hour.
Later 1t was learned that Mr..
White was called by wire to his
home IN Missouri. lie may come
to this place later.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-08-19
To Build From Lafayette to
Berwick, and Later From
Abbeville to Loreauville.

Construction work will be start.
ed Monday by the South western
Traction and Power Company on
the first thirty mile stretch of its
proposed l2O-mile electric interur-
ban line through the rich Teche
country.
Gangs will start at New Iberia.
pushing the line in both directions
When completed, the tracks will
extend from Lafayette to Berwick,
across the bay from Morgan City.
Much of the way the line will par
allel the Southern Pacific Railway
Rights 0f-way have been secured
by the company, which is domicil-
ed III New Orleans, over the entire
length of the proposed route. The
contract for power plant equip
ment was awarded sometime ago,
and President F. w. Crosby Sat-
urday closed contrscts for cross
ties and rails to be used in laying
the first thirty miles Of track.
Mr.. Crosby, Who is general
manager, - we'll ~ president Of
the company, has been . residon.
If New Orleans many years, but
will take up his residence ct New
Iberia beginning Monday, to be
near the scene Of action. J. f.
Coleman is consulting engineer of
the Southwestern Traction and
Power Company and Henry
Mentz is the engineer In charge
of electrical equipment
The first power plant will be
built ct New Iberia, bat others
will be established when the line
is extended to its full length.
After conplesiDg ito fiIst line 1t
il the purpose Of the company to
build another line from Abbeville
to Loreauville, crossing the main
line st New iberia.
1t is proposed By the company
to supply light and power 10
towns along the r0ate.-Times
Democrat.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-08-19
THE POWER OF RECALL.

The city bosses are making .
life and death struggle, IN fact
are fighting for their political In
stance. II Judge Hall 10 elected
and . Legislature in accord with
him, the power Of recall will be
gwen the people, and that would
mean that all corruption would b.
checked. ~ the people would sim
ply kick all the dish0nost olfcisls
out of Office. The fury OF hedes
has no such ttrr0rs to the waFd
boss ~ the possibility Of osinG
Kicked ont Of ofIica-Aan1Ilcld
Enterprise
HQ6sI ICLVl SAUCE
Now r. Qe1n Bay botala
|le4 !! q! s
r
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-24
Eerr HEX Sartor

elmer unierer %befannteiten Suudie.
re, miro mdbrenb oes @eibnadtsmo.
mates inn Silmelen-2aoen Der 9elI
Seuelrg 81, 12t alamo 8la5a, als
8erfdufer fungieren, mopon Scott
81 ne1men beionoers Die pielel
oeuti6en &unoen gebeten iiub, oil
10 lange Sabre binourh 6ei ibm ib-
re ginfaufe madten. @err Sortor
miro Iid freuen, tie a1e pieoer 81
ieben uno peripriht ibnen oieiel-
be prompte ut,o 5uperldiiise geoie-
nung. Die er ibnen friiber 5uteil
meroen lieB.
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Dime Soffnung feline Gnersie
Gin aItes Yaar. Ser 6. 8. Sob

Gin altes Haar. 9err 6. 8. Sob,
neB, BON Nlbion, Web., idreiht
vMeine Srou unb id iino oft I'M
ltabe5ll ~abgenubt uno es muB eine
iebr quite Meoi8it iein, Die lmiert
nltell, ihmafen aorper nod itarft;
a6cr bos lit eeraoe mas Der Nlpen-
frallter tut. 8ir f0nllcn id)merIid.
o6ne benielben fertig lperoell. 81
bat uils ilnenolih uiel Wiites geton.}'
Menn I'M Do6cn NIter Starfe 81
meid)en beailnnt, miro Elm mifoes
aber itdrfenocs &eilmittel mic Sor-
ni's Mlpenfrduter cine tatlahlidp,
Notluenoigfeit. Seine M~potbeftr-
Meoi5in. @r miro Dem Nublifllm Of
reft BON BEN @eritcnern, Or. &c
ter dabraep 4 Cons Co. 1875
go. Sopne Mbe., geliefert.
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eriten Male BON bieier tplnoerbo-
rem @mpfinoune erfiat miro. l1nb
borum belfen sic mir, nleine &fiitt-
ter ludenl"
ST reidte Dem iuneen anpalt
Die Sano, Die bieier nit fraftigeln
0rufe lduttelte.
ogs lit ipat %eeiporben, Serr
9e9tsonmalt; i'd muB Sic UNI @nt-
lduloigung bitten.
Seine l1riadJe, Scrr gromanu.
Seiel1 Sic meines marmiten Stlterel-
ies iii Sbrer @neelegenbeit oer=
iibert."
SD bin oeiiet getuiB ulro oar-
fe Sbnen."
(Sortictuno folat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-24
! 8.

Die gintpa10ernngsbeboroell
II Qareoo boben iest in bic angsb-
Idle MISUNDERSTANDING gegcll
bic merifaniihe @esierung einse-
griffen. gintunnoernngs Snipeftor
Gtnper fat flint Merifal1er Derbaf-
ten la5ien inter Der MnfIage, oaf
fie iid unredtm1Big in 9eros off
bielten. ale flint eeboren ocll
~beiieren@ Stduben an. 9rei iolen
Dffi3iere gerpeien iein. @abrihein.
lid uiro oos 9an6eIsminiiterium
ibre Miidienoung anoronen. AuBcr-
benz iinb iiber pier5ig 9erionen por-
geln6en fporoen, Die ale in Dem
Werondt itebem iib in amerifoni-
dies @ebief eingeidIidjen ait babcu
Snipeftor GtaDer erfldrte oieier
Eoge, bnB iid mebr aIs 1000
Merifaner in 2areoo unb ltmgegeno
oufbnlteny bic ii9 beimIih iiber Die
gren5e geidIihen bitten. 9ieies
Borgeben Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ben bat eroBes auHcben nno in ae-
tuiffen 4reiien groBen Shreden err
regt, man lit ~aIIgenein Der Mnfiht.
bdB es benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
an Der GrenSe griin6Iider eiu
Gnoe MAIDEN iperoe, nIs allies Gro.
5eilieren uno a~onfis5ieren Der &c
ridjts- uno MiIif1rbeboroen.
General Moiltnnt SUIT
dings lit bonn Gouperneur aneetuie-
fea fpor6erL auf elm paar Gage nod
Of palo 81 ecben.
Mug Gncro miro 9emeloet.
boB Der Farmer Sfaac ggg aus
MeberapiIIe cine 8eeroe bon 927
Butter ou Sub IN bic Stabt getrie-
ben Hn6 bort n~erfouft babe. 8ti
uDropc@ BON Meberspi1e nod Sue.
70 0nucrfe geraoe "a stnnoen
unfertpegs mllrben aIle 8feroe fdep
sic bie 927 Yuter aif iid 8nforH
men faben.
Moies q. See, Der friiber,
p~oftneiifer bon airbppilIe. 1T idill
Sig befunoen lporoen, Geloer inter
i6lascr gu baben.
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Qmmorirtibes.
gMhnenitatiinf

4lter 5douipieler Coon Der Bib.
ne abidieo nebmeno): o8dbrene
meilrer funitleriiden 2aufbabn mar
.d 1036ind1 &onig, $50 mol 9ett-
Ter uno 1886 nal MiGionar; ba-
be 2572mal glidlid uno 4s83mol
boffnuneslos geliebt; t720moI iollr.
De i'd beraiftet 92tmol bin ih el-
trnnfen nno fiel 1934nol I'M
3peifompf. Cont faurr id mid
enoli6 nit poner geredtigltng ms
Bripatleben 5uriif5ieben!"
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Mnns heinnners al e1nbfehle

@an5 ~beionoers gu etnpfeblell
iino Die erit fiir5lih befannt getuor-
oenen beimiid praparierten oSalfen-
berger 8olier". 9urh lire altBer-
orbentliden Seilfrafte aber baben lie
iih idon Ole @eIt erobert.. @0e bic
ienigen, nelde an 3beuuratismus
ODER @i6t leioen, fonnen nit Der
groBten 8uperlidt in Die 3ufunft
idauen oenn bieie @aiiek 6enirfen
in notwithstanding fur5er 3eit, eine
abiolute Sur. 2eien sic Sic anaei9e
bon abolf 3ol, Sapettepille, EeroS-
in oieier 3eituns.
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Gin @ieieunnternebmen.

lleber Die geplaltte rere 9ride
uber u@en @ote" lelen mir III Der
81. 3. 3%eitune":
St mebr als elmer Be3iebitng
til oie Hieienbriide, oie uber Self
@ote nod Gong Sslano fiibrerl
lt1o oeren San, iuie mir bereits BE,
rt6ten fonnterk in &ur5em begon-
men peroen iou, bon ibrer 8roBe,
onr6 Die iie ale 8riiden Der @elt
ibertreffen miro. Son Ser Station
Der Seem Sapen : 8obn III Sort
Worris, 8eltdeiter 60, miro lie
big gum @nbe Ser 8ennIplpanio-
8obn in Gong Sslonb gitp rel
6en, n1b lire Souptipannlr1e
miro aleiu 1000 SUB lang iein.
Die Soften oeg gepoltigen
9oues, Die anf $18,000,0o0 bered1-
net iino, tragen Die genannten bel
ben gabl1en genteiniom; oern Die
8riide lit beitimmt, beioen cine
gcreroBerung ibres @eidaftes 5lt
beri6affen. Ni6t llnmobrl6einlih
tit es, oaB fie i~iberbaupt cine erloe-
re gerbinoung 5niiden ben beiber
gabnen nllo baburd cine Der eroR-
ten @iienbabn : Ro1nbinotionen bes
2anoes berbeifiibren miro; boob lit
beute nod niht po%raus8uiagen,
melbe 8abn bon Scr anbern liter.
geidlltdt neroen miro, Oh bic 8e1ll-
iplpania bon Der Seem 6open ooer
ltmgefebrt.
0ieie Srage lit ieood ~Dorldufig
olth BON gerineerer 8eoeutune
gegeniiber Der @emiBbeit, bab Die
Bride fir 8roofIpn uno Song Sc.
lanb iiberbaupt einel1 gemaltigcn
Mufi1pung oes @elhGftes bebeu-
ten miro. Sic bietet, menn ponen-
Oct, Sen oortigcn Sobrifen cine Inn
he3oblbore @elegenbeit, lire Nro-
butte ouf Dem fiir5eiten Nege nod
SEEM england gu ihaffen, uto miro
oaburd itr5tpeifelbaft oo8u beitra-
gen, oaB iid oas Sabrifpeien III
grooflpn raid uao getpaltig be-
ben miro. seitoem Die 8enniplba
nie=8abn eilte oirefte @erbinoilns
nit Gong Sslanb bergeltelt bat, iii
ia oft oariiber geflaet moroen, baB
Die MISUNDERSTANDING nad)
grooflpn ltto leincn gororten alif
Gong Sslmlo piel 5ll miiniden iibrio
laiie; aber iiber Die Srabtbefor5e-
rung allf Dem @ege Der nellel Self
Gate : Bride neroen idnperlid) Der
artige &laeen laut meroen, Ga iie
ia Sen 9obnen' ielblt obre 3meifel
fir einen perbdltnismaBig einfa-
den uno leibten 9ienit oie reih-
item Grtrage in Musiiht itel1t.
Sir uns Deutide lit ser @all
oieier groBortieen ur1o mtdtiqcn
gerfebrsltraBe aud oesbalb pom be.
ionoerem Sntereiie, neil feline 2ei-
tlng ,mie ia oud BET Der erlten
Bride iiber ben Colt Miper, Die tor
etna einern Menihenalter gebollt
mIroe, in ben @dnoen eines
eanosmannes lieot, bes b~efonnten
Sngenieurs @uitap 2inoentbal, ser
ia ihon oils it1btiiher griifen=
aommiiidr feline Siibtigfeit ernie
len hdt.
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Cine bhdnornenafe grrltnne

Cine pbdnomenale grrnnaen.
idoft gum Meoicamenten-S date biz
oerL mie iid Ser 2eibar5t hcs
aroBen, eiiernen &an5lers, 8is-
mard, ausoriidte, Die nSalfenberaer
@aiier". Gin hemiid prdpariertas
0aiier, meldes mabre @un6er 6e-
mirft in alien 6aaen bon &heuma-
tismus, @iht unb Steinleiben. @llc
oieienigen, melde nit iolfen Set
oen eeploet iino, ioaten Die Nnseige
in oieiem glotte, BON Mplpb Self,
Sapettebiae, Ger, leien nulo iid be-
tral1enspon an tin menoen.
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Srinar mandJe arnnfheit.

@enn nne 2eutc piiBten, oaf
perna6ldiiiate geritopfung III I'm
uerballihfeit, 0elbluht ooer 81
6erfranfbeit enoet, piiroen lie bale
Or. Sings gteue 2ebenspillen neh-
men nno BEN 5olgen Gin gnoe
MAIDEN. Der ein5ig iidere @e9.
Das Bette fir @anigfeit, aopS-
,ueb. Dpspepiie, Sieberanfaae unS
Sdipd6e. 25e bel oIen @potbe-
fern.
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LokdIes.

XIX Sitl6elt2 NeuyAe Dll elr
ne Brinoipien : @rflGrung erlai-
iel1 III Der iie iid fir cine 3om-
Understanding, fir Die poG-
ltanoige 5rcnlltng Der County unf
Der Staot : geripaltung lu,o gegen
ferteailernoes 8erbleiben eilter Ser
ion i'm Nmte alsipridt. Grei Ser
mine iino ibrer Meii1ung mad &c.
mug. Die p2caeue@ erflart fer.
ner, oab iie iid neoer nit Stoeis.
nod an Nationolpoblel1 befailen,
lonoern tire gauge gatiefeit olf oie
itaotiiden gerbaltniiie bel6ranfell
tueroe.
Die .9rooreiiipe a~epltblicoll
2eague". Die Organization ser Seq
ner 2pon's u1o Cats, fat in ei-
ner @erianfmlllaa nllt 9onncritaa
Elm aus S. S. sc. Sopfins, Capt.
S. US. Samfon, Or. IS. s. Stornes.
Mrtbur 90 @roD uno 8. @alfer be-
ltebenoes ORGANIZATIONS lnb SAM
payne : 4onlite erfonnt.
Nah Dem geriht Der itaot.-
ihen 5anitotsbeborbe iino pabreno
6es Wonats Dftober 1874 4inoer
in unierer staot aeboren uno POS
Rerionen geitorben. 8on ben lebte
rem suaren 81 franf bierber a~efora=
men, burd auBere 9erlebnngen,
Bergiftungen uim. iinb oreisebn
un1's Seben gefommen uito orei5ebn
ainoer nuroen tot geboren.
Die 9onbention Ser 9ob
5eaons bon Siio-9eeit Seros, sic
loeben in gagle 8aB itattfono, piro
oas naflte Mal in unierer Staot
abgebalten peroen. Sic miro in
Der nit benz 81. Mpril bc%einnenSen
8o6e bier 5ninlnlnentreter.
Wie cine DepeIde arg
Springfield, SIlinois, meloet, lit
bort Capt. Charles 6. San, ser frii-
bere uSuoge Mobocate" unieres
teraniihen Scores Departements,
geitorben. Or iii ltur 81 Sabre ali
g~efuoroen.
am 2. mo 3. December,
Samltng uno Counting, ion uie-
Der einma( Elm ~aGgenteiner ,Ssa
Don" bier abgebolten lperoen, oeI-
len Grtrag fir ~iuoItatiee 3tpede be-
itimmt lit.
Donneritag abeno pnroe BON
ben bieiigen @unoesbeboroen ell
nit benz S. & Is. q. 3uee oltgc-
fcmmener Grahtnagen angebaIten,
in Dem. iih 16t aiiten nit @offcn
irno Wanuition befanoen. Die Qa-
oung NOR fir eireil Mann III Ga.
reoo beitimmt.
Soc @rigbt Der megen Mis
adtung Beg Geridts bon Midltcr
Dpper gu @efdngnig- uuo @elo.
ltrdfe berurteilt iporoen luar, tat
iih iofort oil 6os arinlinol : MppeI-
lationsgeriht 1T a(lftin eeluanot
uno oieies bat eilielt Sabeos CIR.
pus @efebI gu ieinen @nnIten er.
IniIen, 6ur6 ben er aus Dem Sc.
fangnis befreit ipuroe. 9as 8erid,
beftimmte eIeidaeitig, DAB oie Ser.
HqnoIung iiber ben Saa am Molr-
tag ftottfin6en iole uno leBte
@rigbt's 8iirgfdaft ouf $500 felt.
Dor einieen gagen itarb III
81 Haio Elm iuaeer Mann Narnclts
9atrid q. Mc9orlep, ain IelEen
Gage, nur einige Gtunoen fpatcr.
ftarb bier feline Mntter, bic Bel IT,
rer Eohter> elmer 5rau Midoroion
an Der Moro-9 adberrp StraBc
pobnte.
Das @obnbous bon Gouningo
Mfoita an Der 2eal GtraBe nurne
Donneritag nbeno Surdj Jelter 5lilil
Tell 5eritort.
Mie pieIe Gtreber boben lidl
fhou aus nieoriger GteIle in bohera
Stelen entporgebiidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-24
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p%erfeinoet, marum oenn mir2"
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ideulibe Herlon bate Die Sred
belt, bei Der lesten Sisung nnie.
reg Srouenbereins mid 5ur @lters
praiioentin porsnihlagen!"