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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-14
Corporation Tax Decision by
the Supreme Court Will
Hasten the Impending Is
sue, 'Tis Said.
THE RULING SAVES
LOT OF CONFUSION
If 1t Had Been Against the
Government, Many Mil
lions in Taxes Would Have
Had to Be Returned.
(America,, News Service)

Washington. March 14.-With the
United States treasury approximately
s25, 900, 900 richer as a result of the
corporation tax decision in the SUI
preme court, clerks of the commits
sioner of revenue today began to fig
ure up the amount of the tax for this
year.
All reports from corporations We're
due March /, and it is thought that
practically all of them have been re-
ceived. On or before June l., the as
sessment figures will be in the hands
of the revenue collectors who inn
mediately will notify the corporations
in their districts of the amounts they
owe the government for the privilege
of doing business. Up to February !
1911, the latest date for which pre-
else figures are available. $27, 7,10S, 1S9
had been paid in. What the tax will
amount to this year, it is not yet pos
sible to state, even approximately, but
it is expected to exceed the old fig
ures by several millions.
Taxes not paid by July l will have
added penalty of five percent and
interest at the rate of one per cent
per month for each month they re
main unpaid.
Saves Embarrassment
The decision saves the government
from an embarraccipo cifratiop Haf
the law been declared unconstitutiona
the, government would have had to re
turn to 262,490 corporations the mil
lions paid by them into the fedora
treasury by operation of the law an6
an issue of government bonds probab
ly would have been found necessary
According to the commissioner of in
ternal revenue there was at the las
fiscal year 262490 taxible corporations
in the lists of the internal revenue
bureau. These corporations had a cap
ital stock represented by $o2,371 ,626,
1872, their bonded and other indebted
hess was $31,3S3,9J2. .696. and their me-
income was 25,4S1, sol.
The corporation tax decision Wi.
hasten the impending issue of Pana
ma bonds. 1t was one of the thing
| Secretary MacNeagh had been waitin:
for. 1t now seems likely that Secre
tary MacVeagh's call for bids on the
new securities will announce the
amount OF the issue at $4,000, 900 ant
the call probably will go out befor'
! April l.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-14
new PARK FOR CITY
Beautiful Tract of Land in
West Side Bought.

BY the purchase of four acre tract
of land near West Main and Seventh
streets. the city will establish a new
park. TO be known as the West Side
Park" The purchase was made posi-
BILE by the appropriation OF $4,000 by
council last night. The land Will be
improved Immediately and the beau
riful little grove in the tract made in
to picnic grounds. There may be
other Improvements made next year.
The plot is in the Beeson and Sedg-
wick addition. resident Hammond.
of the board of works, originated the
project for purchasing the land. and
secured an option on il last week
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-14
SOLDIERS RESTLESS.

San Antonio. March l4--Prepara-
tions were started today on the great
maneuyer grounds at Leon Springs, Is
miles north from here, for the reccp-
tion OF additional soldiers. The re-
servation at Leon Springs is a vast
tract of land and would easily accom-
modate 10000 soldiers
Major General Carter, commanding
the division located about San ABto-
MO. moved his field headquarters ear
~ this morning with his entire staff,
the delay in getting headquarters in
shape being hindered by rain and the
sea of mud on the lower ground of the
camp.
There is some difficulty in maintain
ing discipline among the large force
and the provost guard was increased
| in strength today TO handle the recall
citrant soldiers. The excitement over
possible hostile operations in the field
has the troops on edge and this feel
| ing is being demonstrated in rough
| tactics.
u. S. Officers Confident.
Much gossip Is heard in the camp
over the possibilities in the mobilfza-
| ton of soldiers. supported by large
section Of the navy, near the Mexican
border Army men are all united on
one thing-fhaf Mexico is in no posi-
tion to resent intervention should the
United States deem it necessary to
Invade the southern republic. Onicers
i boast that within - hours every Mex
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-14
If the American Invasion of
Mexico Takes Place 1t Will
Be With the Approval of
President Diaz.
RAILWAYS ORDERED
TO KEEP PREPARED
Must Have Trains Ready in :
Case More Troops Are
Sent to Texas-Revolution
Still Spreading.
(American News Service)

Augusta, Ga, March lit was
learned today that. the United States
and the DiaZ administration are work
ing together in a spirit of cooperation.
II the American invasion of Mexico
takes place it will be with the con-
sent of the Diaz government. unless
the situation develops the fact that
the Dia2 government is unable to pro-
tect American interests on the MeXi-
can size OF the Rio Grande While
on what is considered reliable au-
thority.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-14
A BIG REWARD

The police received notice from s.
l.. Browne. district attorney at Los
Angeles. that the reward OF s25. 900 is
offered for the arrest OF NJ. A. Schmidt
David Caplan and J. II. Brice. who are
wanted for blowing up the Times
building nj Los Angeles. October /,
1910
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-14
FULL AMOUNT WAS
GIVEN PLAINTIFF

After twenty minutes deliberation
on Monday afternoon the jury which
sat in the case of Mrs. Kate Cox
against the Ohio Electric railway, de-
mand $3.50 damages for horse killed
by the defendant company. returned
with a verdict for the full amount.
The case took parts of three days for
trial and the costs amounted 10 at
least half as much as the value of
the horse,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-14
CODY AFTER A T0CA
Buffalo Bill Would Be an
Arizona Senator.
(American News Service)

Tucson. Ariz. March lit is semi
officially stated here that Colonel Viii
liam F. Cody, Buffalo Bill" has plan
ned to round out his career as one of
the great pathfinders of the west by
becoming the first United States SEN
ator from Arizona. He does not deny
the rumor He has established not on
ly home here. but permanent camp
in the mountains.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-14
A GARNISHEE SUIT

Suit to garnishee a board bill for
$3.50 has been fled in the circuit
court by bessie Boyer against Ed
ward Coy and the Pennsylvania rail-
road company. for which corporation
Coy is employed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-14
A CITY SHUT OFF.

Ell Paso, March 1.-THE revolution
has broken out in the Mexican pro-
vince of Coahuila and Morelos. Chi
huahua the finest city in Northern
Mexico. with a population of thirty
thousand is cut off from the world by
railroads. Starvation is possible.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-14
NEGRO HOLDS UP A
WASHINGTON HOTEL
tAmerican News Service,

Washington. Marcn IA negro
with pistol held up the cashier OF the
Grand Hotel at three o'clock this
morning. He obtained 5000. The
Grand Hotel is on Pennsylvania aye
nue.. opposite the United States treas
ury.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-14
THE WEATHER

e.TATE AND LocAL-Fair tonight
and probably Wednesday,. Cold
er Wednesday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-14
MARCH 3, 1871,
HISTORIC AEFlNyTIE3
LYMAN ABBoTr AND EVA TANcuAr

o I ~
w funny ~ awrg which DIvmaA
is %~ %~ haginof rfreiomr
al is mmele uhne-ue peo
pears I franco nnd
the dppat t besaung III
o I n U Harvard Ten dol
uf New York preacher fthcat
I allied onhe hearetn Latter
issue # the offending
destroyed
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Continued on Page Eight
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-21

Seute tpar ib ifon uu1 6 ltbr auf,
benin mir baben inns borgenobmcn
beute cine 2mobartp gu MAIDEN,
unb es geihab aud mirflih. 8ir
fubren 10 nod balb 7 ubr bon @icr
meg un6 nab Der Bril- (8riihD.
blieben oa ben gar5en Gag uno
iest limo mir eerabe mieoer gu
Sauie aefommen. SD bate mid
eigenolih iollen gut unberbalten,
oenm Die @egero tit bimmIiihk Of
lein id ~unoerbielt mid ear niGt
gut, eriten befam i) idredIide @opf-
fdmer5en, un6 oan i6on pieber Gle
9egieroe pieoer gu @auBe 8u fem
neil id getpies wlBte oaB id beite
einen Brief bon Dir erbalten merbc,
mas aud piirflid) seihab. Cont
u~noerbielt ih mid auf Dem 2ance
10 gut nift gum beibreiben, anein
iett tpeiin id an Did oenfe mas ben
Cad 10 oft geihit mie MIR mog-
lid, 10 fan id mid nidt gut unocr
bolten. @en id mir 10 oenfe, wenr
nur @ens aud beD mir lpdre, DO
es leioer nidt fem fam, oa peraei
mir oonn ale 2uit mid gu inter.
balten. Men ih mir 10 oenfe pie
On Old nad mir iebneit men i'd
Define griefe leie ba periihere ID
Old oaB Gu mir reAt erbormit
oaB aerooe Did Ser On 10 gut tiii
oas Sdidial 10 idtper ftrnft. alleir
MIR Mut mein Iieber Sent, nod
Iebt @ott nod leben mir ia au,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-21

- Gin bohlt aufregenoer @orfaG,
Der Elm Menibenleben foitete unb
pielleiht nod elm 5neites aIs Opfer
foroern miro, bat iid auf Ser Trab.
rennbabn 8abrenfelo BEL Mltona al.
geipielt. Ser BET Dem Menilen an,
meienoe Holi5ei : Sergeant Meda
befono iib i'm Neitaurant Der &enn-
balm, no er nit Dem Srainer
9louoius in einen @ortpediel ae-
riet, Der iib raid gu einem befti-
gen Streit entpidelte. Ser Boli5tIt
geriet 10 IN @ut, baB er feline
Selbitbeberri6ung ponig perlor, iei-
men Oienitrebolper 5oe mo losfnan-
te. Sbper g%etroffen fanf alauoius
gu 8ooen. Die u~mitebenoen paren
einen @ugenblid mie geldbmt. 90
frahte nod elm S6nB uno Ser So
light, Der gum 8epuBtiein ieiner
norihneIen Sat gefommen NOR, pieG.
lei6t audi glaubte, oen Srainer ge-
totet 81 baben, brad 5%uiammen Or
batte ieinem 2eben ielbit elm @noe
genlaht. Das @ieoerauffommell
&laloius miro bon Den Mer5ten afs
apeifelbaft be5eifnet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-21

trag BON @opfer &. @~aibineton III
Oct 5ipeiteu 9optiIteufir6e ott5ubo-
re1t.
Inter oen Mulpi8ien oes neu
9egrinoeten uao Clubs" fono Mitt-
nod Elm 2undeon i'm ct. Intbonp
Sotel ftott, BEL Dem Geo. SO. Cole
mon aus Bottom Ser Brdiioent ser
pereinigten o@o Clubs" oes 2oroes,
anpeieno mar. @s lpuroel1 &eoen ge.
1alten, in oenen bie Serri6afteu ii6
gegenieitig pieI ghones iagten uro
Die ~nngebeure 8idtigfeit Der yMo
Clubs" betonter1. Coleman urtb feline
gegleiter reiitcn AM Abeno pieoer
al.
Die Soldiers ano Monufac.
tnrers' 2eague" unb oie Credit
Wen's Iliociotion" boben beidlolIen,
minoeitens einlnol im Monot 5pei=
tagige grcuriionen nod Gan In-
tonic 81 peranitolterl. sic boffan,
altf bieie @eiie ncue &onoelsgebiete
8u erobern.
4ug Sos 4ngeles fonlmt Sic
0a6ridt, ooB s.. g.. genoid BORT
geitorben lit. Senoid mar eil1 gebo-
reiler Gan 4ntonier, BON oeutiher
4bfunft uno bier oGgemein befannt.
gr mar cine 3eitlone @eih6ftsfiib=
rer oes Spernbauies. gr binterlGb1
eine S6peiter, 5ran &atie Spring,
Die in Gan Srancisco mobnt.
SIM Sitter bon 81 Sobrcn itorb
bier Sra1 Sottie airdboff. SIR @ot-
tie nao flint &iuoer iiberleben iie.
SIM Soiie %ieilter Shmeiterr
Sral Wc6ous, an Ser @ater Gtra-
BE itarb Serbinan0 Sanger i'm glitter
BON 35 Sobren. MuBer Der eellolln.
ten Sdmciter binterlaBt er iei,tau
Safer unb 5luei 8riiocr.
Sulius Siebe mo ieiller @ot-
tin tullr6e ibr aneiiabriges Sobn6cn
elmer olir6 oen 9oo cntrilfen.
Die Sot @ens Operating Cont
panp tit I'M Snforporierl1ng einoe-
fonlmen. 9ie @eIeaidaft min Dos
6ot @eus @otel betreiben. sic haf
Elm &opital BON $4,000. Die SsSn=
forporatoren iino: Oscar &iblberg,
s. s. Goppinger un6 81. 81. 9eon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-21
Kantcr's Trib.
@omon BON Gbeooor BON
3obeltib.
(EprtIebllllu.)

Die Na6t perrartn uno fabl flu.
tete oas MorgenIidt bnrb Die Sen.
iter beg Stibdens. Sris erbob lid)
lpedte Die an Der @iege oes &leinen
eingelhlafene @drterin uno tritg ibr
anf, fir Die @aidung uno eile
miroige 8eflei0ung Der 2eihe Car
melas 81 iorgen. Mit trdrmenoer
augen peripra6 Srieoerife, ales gu
tun, mas notig lei, ibrer peritorbe-
men Serrin Die leste gbre gu Ell
meiIen. Sris nabm SUIT uno Man,
tel uno itreifte ,inoeiien rubelos ourdg
Die StraBen BEG 8ierfels.
@s NOR Sag ~getporoen, a rs ct
nod Sauie 8uriidfebrte = bIab.
iibernadtig uno UNI ben Muno eli.
men barten, tief eingcerabenell
3ug, Der ieinem @eii1t Elm b0nio
b%eranoertes, farafteriitiides @epr1.
ge CAB; Dos elmer gereiften M6llil.
lidfeit.
Srieoerife batte Die @iege oes
&Ieinen IN Die 8oroerltube geldJo.
ben unb Die 2ei6e nit Silfe Der
Nadbarsleute auf Dos gett Gar.
melas gei6afft. Das @elibt Ser
Gotten NOR nidt entItellt; Ser Mus.
orud ieligen MauttergIiids, Der iidj
in ibrem bredenoen @use lpieoer.
seipieselt, ibien nod iualner III
ianftem @bglan8 auf Dem i6orcli
@ntlib git ruben.
@egen 5ebn ubr fant Senlpel ct.
regt uno in Saft nit elmer unermar.
teten 8otid)aft auf oas 3imn1er.
gr babe Dem alten Serrll @rafcr
bon Dem traurigen @orfaG er5dblt
uno onr6. i'm babe ipieoerum @ra.
fin &atinfa oabon gebort. Die 9err.
idaften ieien unten i'm 8aeen,
- tie bdten, Die Cote uno oas 4in6
gu oiirfen, fie nabmen inii.
gen Inteil on beiben.
uno Damn itiegen Die Serri6af-
ten Die bier Sreppell binauf reid,-
ten Sris NIT freunolider 9e9rli.
bune Die Sano uno troten in oas
3immer, Tn benz gnrmello oufge.
babrt lag. @rGfin Ratinfo bling felt
om arne ibres Shpiegerpaters
ulo idaute Ser Gotten lange III oos
blalfe geii6t, uno mol mobte Die
grinnerung on oas @lid, oos oic-
les blaiie @eii6t uuo Die geidlolie.
men 4usen ibr oereinit geitobler,
madtig in ibr miiblen, oenl i5r
Slid beri6leierte iid uno bon tie.
fer 8~epegung mafiote Tie iid ob.
@raf @laus erfuuoigte iih bei
Sris nod einmal na6 aaen @ill8e(.
beiten bes trallrigen 8egebniifcg.
r6uiperte iid oonn etlpaS perleeell
unter ieinem ieioenen Sotlaro mo
fragte fdlieBli6:
.Sit es Tatia6e, lieber Serr =
lieber Serr Sieoler, bab Der Baron
2eopoIo Rrep mad Den Sorlnen bes
@eietes nit Ser = init Der ungliif'
liden oerbeiratet gepeieu iit-2"
u9atia6e, Grloudtt~ entgegenett
Sris, .pie Der utter ben papierel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-21
| c i.
: Woraelt oben6 beainnt oas

Worgen aben6 beginnt oas iii.
oiibe N~euiabrsfelt.
- Sim Is. Geptember bot, mie
bereits geneloet, Der Turnunterriht
i'm Surnnerein ipieoer %begonnen. Ser
Turnperein bat einen lneuen 2ebrer,
Germ Otto @oepeI, einen tiidtigen
Eurner nn6 erfobrenen 2ebrer,
Sdiiler oes TurnIebrer ; 5eminors
in Wilnmufee, Der in peridieoenen
Stdoten, 5ulcst in Topefa, aanias,
init grobem grfolg a[s 2ebrer t1tie
getueien lit. Ser Xurnunterribt
finoet gu folgen6en 3eiten itott:
Maohen bon feds Big eff Sabren,
Dienitag itno Sreitae, nadnlittags
bon 3.45 Biz 4.45; 9naben BON ie6s
biz elf Sabren, Montog nno 9oll.
neritae, nodmtttags bon 3.45 bis
4.45; Mdohen bon elf Bis ~pier5ebn
Sabren, Dienitag uito Sreitag, nadJ-
mittags BON 4.45 big 5.45; &naben
BON elf Biz pieracbn Sabren Moll-
tog uno Oomeritag, nodmittags
BON 4.45 bis 5.45; Damen, Mon-
tag uno Donnerltag, abenos BON
$50 big 7.30; Snniors, nier5ebn
Biz adt6ebn Sobre, Dienitag uno
Jreitag, abeilos bon 500 big 9.45;
Seniors, aht8ebn big oreiBig Sabre
alt, Oienltog unb Sreitag, abenos
bon 500 big 9.45; 8uiineB Men's
Glab, Mittmod, abenos bon 500 Big
900. Selo.S port one pier5ebn Gag.
Sonntag morgen.
- Sn Ser Shulratsiisuns am
Mittmod obeno wnrben 9eidliiiie
iiber Die Gage Deg neilen Sdulbau.
ies in Brospect sin sefabt. es ioll,
nit Der Sront nod Noroen in Der
Mitte zines 9lods 81 liegen fom'
men. s. 6. 9ielmonl1, Der ben Bon
bes Sauies iibernoinlnen bot, iuar
onpeieno, CT puroe eriudt. nit Dem
9lnmalt bes ShuIrots iiber eeiuiIie
smeifelbafte 8unfte oes @oufon'
trofts 5u fonferieren. Den 4inocrr
Der Negeridulen purbc ein balbel
| Geiertag bemilligt INN einen Dor
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-21

Der 9erftorbenen befinolide 9rou-
i6ein beurfunoen miro"
limo - un6 Ser arrle &leire
in Der @iege nebenon in ods redt=
n1dBige &ino aus oieier gbe2"
fubr 8raf &laus 5ogerno fort.
uDas redtmaBige Sinh als Bic.
Jet Che" m~ieoerbolte Srib nit flor,
Ter 8etonung.
Ser Graf Ser iid) nit Dem Miif-
fen gegen oos Senlterbrett ee-
lebnt batte, ridtete iid miroepon
ouf unb iein pornebmes @rei1en.
antlis puroe nod ernlter ols artpor.
Sic milien" iogte er, uooB Ser
Baron 2eopoIo &rep I'M Muslalbe
meilt uno = i6tperli6 5uriidfeb.
rem biirfte; Der &Ieine ltebt alio ner-
mailt auf Ser @elt. 90 Die &olpins
in perfpanotldaftli1e 9e5iebungerl
gu Ben &reps eetreten iinb, 10 lit
es unlre 8fli6t, uns oes fleiilen
Burden on5unebmen. SD babe Be.
reits NIT meinem Sobne ulto mel.
ner Shmiegerto6ter iiber Die Mnae.
legenbeit aeipro6en: mir iino ee.
miat, Dos &ino 10 er5ieben gu lai-
fen, mie es Dem Namlen, ben es traat,
aufommt; mir nonen, BOB ein bra.
Der Weni6 aus ibm iper6el"
l1no obne eine @%ntgegming Sri
sens ab5utparten, trot Der @raf Ill
bos Goroer5immer auriif. ga iaB
&atinfo ouf einem nie6rigen Gel
iel neben Ser @iege neg &Ieinen,
bielt i'm in ibren Mrmelt nnb BERG
te uno fiiBte i'm. @uf tbrem feincn
llno 5arten @elidt lag cine lidtc
Mote uro in ibrem @uee glanate
etmas mie oie MbrXne fonunenben
Mnttereliifs. Ser fleine glirife
aber, Der Die eefdbrlihe &riiis Der
&ronfbeit boGig iiberitanben batte,
la9te ibr aug benz Stedfiiien nit
ieinen ounflen gugen freunolih
entgegen, uno feline roiigen flei-
men Sd,tite patidteu pergiliigt in Die
Cuff.
Gin 2G9eIrt flog iiber oas Sc
iiht oes aIten @rafen beim Inblif
oes r~ei8enoen 8iloes.S gr trat on
feline Sdmiegertohter beran, beug-
tie iid) tief gu ibr binab uno legte
feline @ano uuf ibren meaigen
G1eitel.
Or ion Ser unire meroen, ser
fife, fleine 8uri6e,~ lagte er nit
letter Stimme, .l1no lon ME fif=
len, DOB er elm @aiienfino iit!"-
S6on am Nobmtttage iolte 6rie=
BERTHE, Die man porlaufie CUR Hfle-
ee oes 4leinen bebalten mol1te, nit
oieiem nah Dem @rano &otel iiber<
iiebeln. 9onn perobi6ieoeten iid
Der @rof uno Die @rdfin bon Srib.
Sin ser Sir monote iib Der e~ritere
nod einmdl nm.
Sic meroen mir ber5eiben SEER
Sie,ler," loate er, vpenn ib Die 8it-
tc an Sic ridte, Die Soreen fir
hos 9egrdbnis Ser @~erItorbenen mir
3u ~iiberloiien. Sic bat ben Wamen
&rep eefiibrt uno ioG miiroig beige
iest neroen."
Srib perneigte ii6 ibmeigeno.
9lm Nohmittage fanben fid aher-
malls 8oli8eibeamte Elm nno Die
protofoGarilhen Sderereien begall-
men bon neuem. Srik bate fih IT.
rer faum erleoigt, ais es Die Srcp-
pc binaufitiirmte um6 Mohe-@repct
in has 3immer trat.
(4orticbino foIat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-21
Ge5iunnsen, oie Seimat at perlaHcm.

Seoes Sabr 1T cine groBe Mn.
5abl 2ungen=2eioenoer g~eatpllngen.
ein anoeres &lima auf5uiuden. Die2
lit foitipielis uno ni6t INNER iiher.
@s gibt einen beiieren @eg. 2aBt
gu6 0ur6 Or. Sings SEEM Disco
uerp" gu Saufe furieren. o@s I'll
rierte mid BON 2ungenleiben"
l6rieb 90. 81. 0elion BON GaIamirte,
Nrf., oals Maes Mlloere febli6lla
uno i'd nabm AZ Yfuno an @etpibt
5u." so Cts. uno $1.00. Sreie Ser
iltdsflaihen BET alien 0ruggilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-21
Ginen bSslidlen Mnblif

CAB s. 5. Barum bon Sreebiue, sc
s., Der NIT Sieberausidlag geplagi
mar. @ahoem er biele Mittel Der
lu6t batte, idreibt er iiber n8udlers
Mrnica Solbe": Sic beilte politdn-
Dig, obne cine Narbe 5uriif5ulaiien."
Sic beilt mie masiid 8unoen,
@c5emo, Sdmelhlngen, Siibneruu.
gen unb Sdmorrboiben. Nur 25c in
alien Mpotbefen.
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Sem @prt Ses Gfaubals

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BET Mrs. %. g. 5paugb bon Man-
pile, $500, melbe iagte: Sic en-
3ablte mir onB iie ourd Or. Sings
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gem Nierenleioen gebeilt tpuroe unb
ii6 tpie neugeboren fiible." 2eidtes,
aber fideres Mittel fir Magen-, 2e-
ber- uno Wieren-&ranfbeiten. Sur
25c IN alen Mpotbefen.
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Wfe aus @oIbinqton qenrel-

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oct miro, miro Der Marineminiiter
ii6 in ieinen S%oroerungen fir Die
Slotte itrift ON ben oereinborten
8fon balten uno ben Ban bon 5nei
e~ritflaiiigen Sbladtidiifen utb on
bern fleineren Sabr8eugen foroern.
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Die Shabtihiffe groBer eebaut mer-
Den lonen als oie bisberigerl
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y sSanub efbler. bas 2eben elmer 9dn'
serfa Bon Nueu(f gbrbarb, Wrofehor
an Der uHiberfffdt 2b0n. Dentid1e Wuss
an6e BON Rurit Meder. Mfit einert Hiios
iss3 rs. 8. Bedf4e Bexlapsbnhbauolura
Cetar Bed, 9tnnsben.)
Morris tribune., 1911-11-24
TIME TO ACT.
Don't Wait for the Fatal Stages
of Kidney Illness. Profit By
Morris Peoples Experiences.

Occasional attacks of backache, ir-
regular urination, headaches and dizzy
spells are common early symptoms
of kidney disorders. It's an error to
neglect these ills. The attacks may
pass off for time but return with
greater intensity. If there are symp-
toms of dropsy-puffy swellings be-
low the eyes, bloating of limbs and
ankles, or any part of the body, don't
delay minute. Begin taking Doan's
Kidnay Pills, and keep up the treat
ment until the kidneys are well, when
your old time health and vigor will
return. Cures in Morris prove the eff
fectiveness of this great kidney reme-
dy.
Mrs. julius Olsen, E. Third St.,
Morris, Mimi, says: 1--WE have used
Doan's Kidney Pills in our family off
and on for some time and I am pleased
to say that they are the best kidney
medicine we have ever known of. It
required the use of only two boxes of
Doan's Kidney Pills to relieve me of
pain in my back, accompanied by a
tired feeling and trouble with the
kidney secretions. have been well
ever since." SO
u, sale by all dealers Price SO
Euster-M Milburn Co., Buffalo,
>ss iors, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the e-Doan's-and
take no other
Morris tribune., 1911-11-24


sury to pay the following sums:
John Walz. mdse. ...... $50. 45
S. Stewart, lights and fuel . 1890
John Haugan, digging 8.25
Fred Meyer. digging .... 3.35
Herb. Mattison. street work 2O.93
Tim Maloney, street work. =. 34.5O
Lester Pitcher, digging ..... 2.95
Lester Pitcher, road work. =. 4.51
Fred Meyer, road work -. 25.4
Chas. Loeffler, road work -. 1900
John Haugan, digging. ..... 1925
Hartwig Larson, digging. -. 1000
l. c.. Danielson. mdse. ..... so
Tim Maloney, water for
cement tile. ....... 3.45
Peterson and burst, sprinkling
and drayage. -. ...... 64.OO
Boyd Wvman, drain ditch. -. ALSO
Chas. Loefder, street work. 400
Henry Dosdall, road work. 42.OO
Herb. Mattison, road work. 24.75
Fred Meyer, road work 49,. 29.7O
Tim Maloney, road work. SO. 90
Lester Pitcher, road work :. 7.S6
And further that this resolution
shall take effect from and after its
passage and publication thereof.
Passed this "a day of October A.
D. 1911.
D. H. LAWLER,
Pres. of the Council
Attest: C. B. BURPEE,
City Clerk.
Morris tribune., 1911-11-24
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SASN& 80 "a S~>A 80 ~SSdV SScCOSO
VIM. Graber was an Alberta busi-
ness caller Saturday.
E. J. Smith and son Ralph called
at the Isaac Staples home Sunday.
Adolph Bruer called at the Chas.
Bruer home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rud Jallo were AL
berta business callers Monday.
George Eystad called at the E. J..
Smith home Monday.
Simon Wickstrom, whose sheep
were lost in the storm last Saturday
found them again. He found them
at Mr.. Lang's in the southeastern part
of Synnes.
Mr.. J. J. Fitzgerald called at the
E. J. Smith home Saturday.
Oliver Hill is still staying with his
brother-in- n-law, Mr.. Lewis Ettesvold.
Leon and Walter Staples, George,
Willie, Mabel and I've Mullins and
Ralph Smith called at the W. H.
Thornton home Sunday.