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The Green Forest tribune., 1911-12-29
Stockholders Must Pay.

Little Rock.-Chancello J. E. Mart ineau has rendered decree in the case of the Peoples Life Insurance Company to the effect that five of the stockholders must pay the company $4S,000 on account of stock subscribed for and not paid. The judgments were against the Rev. Ben Cox, for S10,000; H. G. Pugh, $2,000; George F. Kinder necht, $10,0O0; B. c. Bain, s13,00O, and Fred E. Sutton, S13,OOO.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-12-29
plscourtesy Resented.

would as soon shake hands with offers two fingers.-Sir- Francis
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-12-29

tion office of the city is a busy scene during the week, a large number of animals being brought in from the county each day.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-12-29

afe lsiderable time been work /4e op. n, and while large numbers people have been openly working hem. and while the press has large led and discussed this work as 1t Proceeded, so that the report of the lission promises to represent a na- movement the details of the re- are still being considered. I can erefore. do much more at this time
 mend the immense importance
 iy reform, urge prompt consid-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-24

DR.. William D. Critcherson testified
that when he saw Stable and Mcken-
ma come down the road he asked them
what they intended to do. They said
they were to prepare for the removal
of the building, and witness warned
them not to cut trees. Tried to get
police assistance to protect his prop
rerience without personal injury while
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-24
WOMAN SUFFRAGISTs
HAVE DAY OF TURMOIL
DR.. Shaw Unanimously Reelected as
President of Association.

Louisville, Ky, Oct. 23-After half a
day of womanly turmoil in which
feminine temper and legislative ca
liabilities were sorely tried, DR.. Anna
Howard Shaw of Moyland, Pa, nresi-
dent since 1905, of the National Ameri-
can Woman Suffrage association, was
unanimously reelected in convention
here, Second honors went to Miss
Jane Adams of Hull House, Chicago,
who had agreed before leaving Louis
vile to accept the post
DR.. Shaw's election took place after
several sharp struggles in which the
eastern division of the suffragists
FLASHED with those representing the
other sections of the country.
Most of these clashes had to do with
q projected transfer of the national
headquarters from New York to Chica-
go. acclaimed by others than eastern
ers the storm center of American suf-
frage work.
The non eastern division had been
torn between their Astounding love for
and belief in Miss Shaw, who had let
i. be known she could continue as
president only if New York retained
the headquarters. Miss Shaw's re-
election is believed to have settled or
postponed definite decision on this
question. for year at least.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-24
MYSTIC
Basketball Prospects--Ciarence Wat
sons Condition Still Serious-cart,
Osgcod Gilbert Moves to Boston.

The basketball enthusiasts are com
mencing TO get interested for the win
ter season. Monday evening the first
tryout of the men was commenced.
Joe NcKone, Albert Gley and CIar-
ence Wilcox are the men who plaved
last year and will play again this year
and three or four more Mystic young
men are anxious to start. 1t is ex-
pected that Clarence Wilcox will have
charge of the local team. Already
many of the nearby towns have sent
word that they would like to arrange
games foE-the season. ST. Patrick
nall will be the place where the prac-
tice end games will take place; Father
Fleming is doing all he can to help the
young men to enjoy themselves.
Clarence Watson Injured.
clarence Watson, who was seriously
hurt while driving in team between
Westerly and Brightman's pond Sun
Gay afternoon, when the kingbolt in
the wagon broke and he fell out 10
the ground, was reported Monday aft
eTnoon as in about the same cJr..iifion
as Sunday. He was taken in the am
buTarce from Westerly to ibis home
in Mystic and is attended by DR.. 7
H. Bucklyn. When picked up in West
erly he was unconscious and bruised
in many places. 1t is not thought at
present that there are any internal
injuries.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lathrop are in
New York for a few days.
Captain Gilbert Goes to Boston.
The household goods of Capt. and
Monday to Boston. where they are to
reside. Mr.. Gilbert is interested in
the Boston Ship Brokerage company
OF Mystic. whose Office is in Boston.
lie was elected president of the COM
panE. and Miss Florence G. Payne sec
"a tar ND
was organized with capital of $500.
Monday Clubs Plans.
At a meeting of the members of the
Monday club it was decided to COM
mehce the winter work on Monday,
November 6. at the home of the pres
ident, Miss Sarah Dennison.
Town Topics.
Stephen Austin. who is stationed at
the life saving station at Watch Hill,
spent Monday IN Mystic.
Arthur Lamb of Meriden is the guest
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Prentice
Lamb.
Miss Elizabeth Meurers has return
ed from a two weeks visit in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos M Gray of Led
yard spent Monday with the latter's
mother, Mrs. Isabella Mackenzie.
Mrs. Julia Frazier has returned to
Providence after a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward G. Cameron.
Archie Haas is enjoying a weeks
vacation in Boston,
Eldredge Ladd sent in his resigna-
ton as clerk in J. M. Noyes' store and
will on the Goth of October leave for
New York, where he will be employed
in an automobile factory.
Cornelius Donohoe. Jr., is the guest
of Adrian O'Neil in New York city.
Mrs. Mary E. II. Gallup has re-
turned to Ledyard after visit to her
sister, Mrs. Charles Stoddard.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-24
THE "UNWRITTEN LAW" TO
BE MRS. MRAE'S DEFENCE
Louisiana Woman On Trial For Muir.
der of Student.

Opelousas, La, Oct. 2s-That their
client will take the stand to tell why
she killed young Allen Farland, the Tu-
lane student in her home here a month
ago was announced by attorneys for
Mrs. Zee McRae, wife of the Frisco
railroad official, who was placed on
trial here today.
Immediately after the killing Mrs
McRae said she shot the youth in
defense of her honor. The announce
ment that she will herself take the
stand stimulated expectations on ths
part of those who believe that ele-
rnents. more dramatic than those yet
revealed formed the background fol
the shooting.
That the state will ask for a verdict
OF first degree murder which carries
the death penalty in Louisiana, re-
gard1ess of sex, was indicated by the
prosecutors questioning. The state
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-24
Local Laconics.

Twenty Shriners from Westerly at
tended the session OF Palestine temple
in Providence Monday.
Mrs. F. H. Niebecker and daughter
Bethena of Glen Watts, n. j., are the
guests Of Mrs. Niebeckers mother,
Mrs. Harriet u. Pendleton, in Cross
street.
There will be a one-day session of
the New England Southern conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church in
Westerly this (Tuesday) afternoon
and evening.
The funeral of Mary Catherine wife
of Dennis Gildea. was held Monday
with a mass of requiem at the Church
Of the immaculate Conception. Burial
was in ST. MichaePs cemetery, John
McGratn, Ralph Kinney, Thomas Far
rell and Arthur Crumb were the bear
ers.
DIR. F. I. Payne had quite an ex-
perience without person anjury while
driving his automobile down Vincent
Case hill. The springs on the forward
axle broke, the steering gear was dis
against 2 telephone pole. The auto
mobile was badly wrecked.
The kingholt of a carriage in which
Watson were riding broke down while
they We're driving along the Shore
road and both men were thrown to
the road. Mr.. Watson struck on his
face, breaking his nose and fracturing
his skull, it is fear. Mr.. Pickering
received painful but not serious in
iuries Mr. Watson resides in Mystic
and was taken to his home in Joseph
T. Murphy's ambulance.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-24
DR.. COOK HooTED AND
JEERED AT COPENHAGEN.
Necessary For Police to Escort Him to
His Carriage.

Copenhagen, Oct 2s-Dr. Cook, who
was SO enthusiastically welcomed here
after his alleged discovery of the North
Pole two years ago, arrived in Co
penhagen tonight accompanied by his
wife. Owing to the threatening at
titude of the crowd, DR.. Cook was
escorted to his carriage by a detach-
ment of police. The mob followed
jsering and hooting.
The explorer said he had given ur
his projected European lecture tour
and will lecture only in this city. The
newspapers denounce him and some OF
them recommend demonstrations oil
disapproval at his lecture.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-24

Write or telephone w. ]. Phillips,
agent New London Conn, for state
rooms and information jy31d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-24
MOTHER RoASTS HERSELF
AND HER SIX CHILDREN.
Set Fire to the House After Locking
Them All In.

Braddock, N. D., Oct. 23-Mrs Axel
johnson, wife Of a prosperous farmer
near here locked herself and six small
children in their home and set fire to
the house, after saturating the room
with kerosene All were burned to
death.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-24
BAL TIC

Ri. Rev. Bishop Milan went by auto
from Baltic to New London Sunday
afternoon and confirmed a class of
125 at St Joseph's church, of which
Rev W. c. F1tzsimons is pastor. The
Bishop spent the night at ST. Joseph's
rectoTY.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-24

An auto driven by Dr.. Howard a.
Steinus, of Philadelphia, skidded FROM
a bridge into the Mullfce river, near
Egg Harbor, N. J., and Mrs. William
J. McArdle was drowned.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-24

apparently believes also that the de-
tense will attempt to inject the .'un-
written law into the case.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-24

visit and tried to pull him out of the
tree. Dotolo was six feet away with
big club in hand, and he received a
severe blow in the back Then wit
ness reached for axe and went after
DotOio and was overpoWered before
he went six feet. He sWore positively
that he did not hit Uzzi in the head
with the axe. He saw Dotoio and an
other man fall He did not strike
anyone with an axe. After escaping
him, he went into the house and got
his gun. He went after Dotolo in
spirit of retaliation.
Sheriff W. H. Casey testified he
found blood on tackle block about 25
feet from the tree in question. The
examination was made nine hours aft
er alleged assault took place.
At the close of the arguments oy
Judge Rathbun and Attorney Hewitt,
Judge Breed found probable cause
for holding Critcherson for trial IN
the superior court and bond of $500
was furnished.
A majority of the ministers of West
erly at a recent meeting determined
to make an active campaign against
the renewal of liquor licenses in the
town and formulated a general plan
for what they believe will be effective
work. A number of citizens. outside
of the ministry, have been invited to
cooperate, and in consequence there
was quite a large attendance at the
meeting held for organization in the
Memorial building. Monday afternoon.
Rev. Samuel Fl. Cathcart WAS chosen
chairman and Rev John G. Dutton
clerk. Several committees were ap-
pointed to carry out the several fea-
lures of the campaign, which viii be
actively carried on until the polls
close.
1t is planned to do missionary work
among the Italian residents and to
that end effort will be made to get a
lecturer for no-hcense who will speak
to the Italians In their own language.
A hearing was given before Judge
Nathan B. Lewis in the Second dis
trict court, Monday, to Blenr1in GRAY
agreer, who is charged with murder
in shooting Joseph Brigham in Wake
field, the crime being committed while
the victim was asleep in bed. The
fatal shot was fired through the bed
room window. He was adjudged prob
ably guilty and held without bail for
the grand jury of Washington coun
ty, on the third Monday in November.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-03

Mlin finbet man, ODER Aloubt 3u
finoen, boB in eben oieieit @orten
ouh cine @ef1broui1g Der unab-
1sngigfeit bes Brdiioenten nna ser
8rnoesrifter liege, neil .oer Son.
greg aud benen nod 8elieben ibr
BcboIt berfiir5sl1 fonnte. Selblt
neenn man annGbme, oaB Die &c.
hoitsperfiir8ung feinen einflilE auf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-03

> Sat iid %beitdtist.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-03

Sic llnabboneiefeit Der 9eorltea
9eber miiroe, 10 lei oo9 imrerDin
Sas @ebot Der @erfaliune perleet.
Ole @erfoiiung meroe 5tpei iih
ltrads mioerlpredjenoe 8elttmmult-
gen entbalten; bie cine, melbe oie
@eboltsperfiir5ul1g perbietet, ole OH
oere, Die lie geltattct. ltno pelde
bon Ben beioen Damn @eltutlg ba-
ben ioate? Sb ein Die @infommelr
aus aI' uno ieoer Guelle belteuern.
oes @eiee lltdt fir perfailung5
miorig erflart merOen miiBte, neil
i'm @ioeriprud nit Dem (ourdi
oas ENHANCEMENT ni6t beleitigtenD
8erbot Der @elaltsberfiir5ung9
Nodfori6ungen buben ereeben
oaB Die ielbe Sraee oud) idon nod
grloIiung oes friiberen @eiebes ouf
eemorfen lporoeu lit. Sic @idter
lieber oomols ben Mb5ug lid ee
fa0eu IN patriotii6er 9tildiidt oli
oie finon5telle 9%eordnenis oes 2an
oes, aber Ser 0berrt6ter Sorleg
lieB burd) eine4l @eridtsidreibcr
ein @ntodten e%introgen bas Die
Steuer fir perfaiiuugsipiOrie er-
fldrte. Giniee Sabre ipdter, ais
Ser 9irgerfriee beenoet NOR, Die
Steuer aber meiter erboben plr-
oe, nabm Der S1atiefretar 8oltt-
luea oie 5raee allf uno erfldrte oltS
agener Mu6tpollfommenbeit bie
5teuer, lolpeit iie Brdlioenten nlte
3iidter trat ols in1 @ioeriprud init
Der @erfaiiung, u1o eritottete Sen
Hihtern ioluol mic benz Traiioelt-
ten 6ie bereits abgenommtelle
5tener mieoer 5uriid.
@roBc praftiide @eoelltung bat
Die Srage nidt, obgleid tie, mas
oen @runoiob betrifft, nidtie &c
mig erideint. 0aB Der 4ongreB bic
ibm gu interchangeable @epalt nidyt
misbrauhen peroe, fam ia moi
u~orausgeiett iperoen, uno iblieBlih
- BEL = 2idte betrodtet = lieet
cine @erfiir5nng oes @illfonunens,
cine 8erfiir5une oes @eboltes, alld)
III ieoer moeren Iorm Scr @e-
Iteuerung. 8enll Der Broiioel1t cir
9aus fauft 10 fonlnt niaeoorollf
liegenoe @rilnolteuer alld ors fei-
lleln @ebolte, falls ct feline orloer-
meitigen ginfiinfte bat. 9oiielhe
gilt, renn Der Sberridter aur eige.
nen grquidlrte ooer 5llr Yepirtulls
ieiuer .@altc cine Site Gbonpag-
ller fallft u1to oafiir, neil Der
aongreB Die G6ampaeilereinfllbr Re
iteuert, iornolopiel Dollors H1eI,r
be5ablen muB, oIs penn Die 3oG-
ltcller nidt erboben miiroe. SD.
alio geraoe @llitoB ncblucn an
Der Ginfommeniteuer2
guf ale ,Gdle ieoob lo0te mon
nidt obne Mot Die 8~erfoliuno nlii
mioeripredenben @eitimnnlngen f.
la5ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-03
Sin biitoriider 3nfaa.

Die grinlerulg oil oas erlnoroe.
tc &onigspaar Mleronoer un>
9roga ipuft nod INNER i'm 8onof
Don 8elgrao. Nidt mebr als Go.
begeipenit, Aber als beltonoieer
%9llporud. Die iblei6enoe Gdper-
unit oieies 9ofes, Die MIR peinlidy
bon BEN greeiien oes grfronprin5ell
unterbroden muroe, pergroBert itcts
nod Die Diitan5 sluiiden Dem Ia.
Observation-Disclosures Gonie uno iei.
mem beiBbliitigen, leidtlebigen
8olf.
Sreiberr g. b. Stetten, ser sic
5roeooie ser Obrenopic in tadlter
Nabe erlebte, baIt i'll Der ru3eit-
idrift" (8erlag @Ifreo Saniien,
@ambltre) cine mellig befolu1te
@piiooe aus iener 3eit felt, oie be-
lneiit, mie Elm goil5 rnbeoentenber
3nfoG ben 2auf Der @eIbi6te o5-
(enfen fonitte. ST i6reibt.
Ser iibrigeus redt ~oefooellte &G
mig Mleronoer NOR oft ullo einoring,
lid D @efobrelt geiparlnt iporoel!.
Die i'm oontals orobterl. Sd eut=
lilule mid aber, oob er in elmer @ll
oien5, oie er mir lpeltiee @oden Dor
Ser gat bemiaigte, auf fein al1ocres
Ibelna einging, als auf oos pegfper=
ielloe l1rteil oes Mnslanoes iiber SO
nigin 9raga. Srob Der Muslihts.
lpiiefeit, oieie 5ral ouf Dem Sbron
st b%ebaupter, brodte Der ungliidli-
he aonie fein anocres Sntereile auf
als fir Die Rettung oes oo6 nnrett.
Barren Suites Ser aonigin.
Sim 8orabeno oes tragiiden MG.
idluiies mar gmpfalg i'm @onot.
Gin idmiiles misunderstanding be
6erridte Die periammelte @eiel!-
Ihaft. Sour sen &onie iidt. Sb
mol man linn fur5 porber Die ouffal
lige Gnueienbeit bon 5ablreiftn
Eropin5offi5ieren in Der &ouptitaot
geneloet batte. Gin 2afai iibereab
benz &rieasminiiter, Der Gags oaraaf
uld er1l1oroet mnroe, oos Shretben
zines ibm be~freunoeten OFFICERS.
Ger Miliiter botte iid eber nod Dem
Humen oes Mbienoers Ser Sdrift er.
funoiet, dig aonis Mernnoer orli
i6n 5utrat uno iid) iiber Die 5tim-
mli11g IN Der Mrrnce informieren
po1te. Ser optimiitiide ariegsm;.
hitter ermioerte, boB alle gorfebruu-
gen fin Die Siherbeit nrlo Mube qe-
troffen ieien, uno perpohrte ocn
Brief ungeleien in oen Golden ici-
mes 0olmans. 9ieies S6reiben
entbielt cine poait6noige @amens-
liite aaer eben beriofnmeIten Ser
l6poreroffi8iere uno orineenoe anf-
forberung, oeren iofortiee @erbaf-
tung 81 peranlaiien, oa tie in Der be
u~oritebenoen Nabt CUR nSat~ idrei.
ten noaten. Ser Miniiter pereo5
i'm @erlouf oes Seltes %ponitdnoig
oas 8apier. Nah Ser Grmoronns
oes fonigstrenen arfegsmini1ters
fanoen Die @eridmorer Den uneroff-
neten 8rief Dor. Ger Sbreiber Ser
8arnung beging Selbitnorb.
Sbne ben mnmeientlihen 3ufaG
oes @in5utretens oes @ofigs b6tte
Die ierbii6e @elhidte ipabrideinIih
einen gang anoeren gerlauf genom-
mpn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-03
Die sr1ften stdbte Der @elt.

Damit, BOB bas preuBiihc Of
georonetenbaus cine ein @rpb-@er-
lin ldaffenoe @eicsporloee ongc-
nolnlnen bat, bat Die 9aliptita0i
oes 0eutiden MeidJes Die Stelluna
als orittgroBte Staot in oller @eli
ertporben. Bor @inidlieBurlg ieiner
gororte III Ole Stdotgren5en fonn
te Berlin MIR ben Stang als iedit-
groBte Stnot beanlpru6er. Son.
6pn nno Stem yorf baben einell
meiten Boriprnng, aber 8oris 10
mol, aIs olld Sofio uno Gbicoac
lino iebt pom Berlin iibcrfliige.i
iporoen. Sos lneuere Berlin miri
iiber cine gintpobner5obl bon g.
SOC, 1000 Yerionen perfiigen, einc
3nnabme Inn nabe5u 80 BroSelit
iiber Die Der friiberen Staot. Yn-
rig bat jeBt etipa 100000 Gin
luoDner, mabreno Sofio, Gbicagc
nno @ien iid nobe Der 3meimiaio-
nengrenae balten. 9as greebnis
Der oiesiabrieen golfs8ablllns in
@roBbritannien lit fir 2onoon nod.
nidt befannt, bod nod SuperIdiii.
gen 9erihten ioa 0as @ebiet Scr
britiihen @auptitaot eillc Ginnoh.
ner5nbl bon 100000 Ncrlollel
umfaIien y SEEM Sort 51blte Dor Ell,
mem Sabr a, 766,883 B~erionen. 9as
4real eritredt iid ieoob auf Il
Meilen nod ieoer Nidtung Fir
poi, (. einem Mittelpunfte i'm 80.
rough Monbottail aug, ul,o Der ge,
iamtnte 9iitrift ourfte tatla1Iid ge.
gen 100000 8cpobilcr 5nl,len.
Dod elm Seil bieier Ginipohner-
ihaft lit in einenl arloern Siaafe
cnidliig uno fam bober ni1t 81
Nem Yorf ge5ablt peroen.
Seoenfaas baben 2onoon II. Nem
gorf einen 10 groBen Yoripruna
Dor anoern @roBlt1oten Ser Ne,l.
BOP lie IN bieiem ssabrbunocrt mol
niG,t bon einer oerielbeu iibetDolt
lneroen oiirfter. @ber bari man OILS
nebnten, oaB iid ibr @oriprung por
oell iibrisen &ipaler, pieaeid)t nit
Nusuabme bon Berlin ferner itetig
arpeitern meroe. Genn Dos @a6s-
tim BON Baris, @ierL ct. Bet.rs-
burg ,inb Mosfail lit ein nlaBiee3,
llno auh Dier3ulanoe lino Gbire9o
u,to BbiIooelpbia iiber Dos 5ta.
oiltm zines 81 idlncllcn gnlpor6lii
bens binaus. Sl1sgelammt glib. cs
mir 5ebn Stdbte in alcr @elt init
Ginmobnerihaft bon mebr als ci-
i1er MiIlion Nerionen. 9rei ocool,
iino in Ben Ser. Staatcn gelaeen,
atpei in &uBlonb uno ie eirle in
england, 9eutidlonb, Sranfreid),
Seiterreif nno Sapon. gis. 1890
oiirften ben olnerifaniihen Willio.
nen- St6oten lid Bolton, ct. 2oris,
Glepelano uno pieaeiht aud) Yitts-
burg ongereibt 6o6en. Die Ser.
.Staoten iino gegeniportig bas
Qono, in nelfem oos stltnl
Der StGote orn frdftigiten gebei6t.
nno Die @ftipitot in oieier Ii6trn9
6iirfe nit ieoem Sabre Der Gcn-
iusaufnabme in aIer @elt Itdrfer
berportreten.
, Sat iid beitatigt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-03

2atarrb fann niGt fnriert tueroen
blrd lofale appIifationen, bn iie
ben Sib Der &ranfbeit nfbt erreiden
fonnen. &atarrb 1T cine @liit> ODER Som
lfitutionse 8ronfbeit nno nm fie si beiz
len, miiBt Sbr innerlide 9eilmittel rlehz
men. Sails 9atarrb<@ur piro eilges
uommen uno nirtt brett auf bag 8lut
uno Die f6leimige SberflGhe. 9ar's
&atarrbSanr lit feline Quafinlbers Wteois
gin. gle ipuroe felt Sabren bon einenr
Der beiten Ier5te biefes 2anoes berurSz
net nno 1T elm reselmdBiges Ne5ept. gle
beitebt aus ben beiten befannten Sonica.
eerbrnoen nit ben belten 8Iutreiniz
glnasmitteln, Die brett anf Die S1Ieims
oberfld6e pirfen. Sic boltommene
8erbinonns Der 5ipei 9~eitanbteile lit es,
mas fold munoerboIle MeiaItate BEL Der
Seilnnp bon aatarrh berborbrinet.
s. S. g1eueb & 60, gfgent., Gos
leoo, 8. 8ertauft bon alien @potbefern.
9aBt gn6 Seugnifie umfonit geben.
Hreis rs Gents.
6aas Garnilien1ViIen iino bic beiteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-03

aufieben erregt in @ien ell
Bud Der Wolerin Morianne @es-
fibn, ipeldes unter benz Sitel
oMeine @rinnerllngen on 2ueger",
ben perlforbenEn Sberbiyroermei.
tier @ienst eri6ienen lit. gs er!t.
6dlt einen @riefnehid init Den
leibelI6dftlidyn 2iebesergiiifen.
SIM Hatbouie miro oie 8eroffentli-
dung oes @uhes oils eilt Gift Der
9to6e be5eidnet, neil es ahgelebnt
iporoen lei, Die 9riefe fir oie
Summe bon fiinf3ietauieno &roncll
gu faufen,
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were recently married IN Chicago. 4
was quite surprise to their many
friends.
At . meeting OF the board Of d.
rectors Of the Mutual Telephone Com
pany. II was decided to pay ave per
cent dividend on all common stock.
preferred stock drawing : per cent.
Miss Elisabeth Gist WAS called 20
Marysville. Ohio. Sunday night BY the
serious illness OF = niece.
The city council this week made the
same levy az last year for the expenses
OF the city, 20 mills. The water levy
was reduced. a. the water system 10
nearly self supporting. One mill was
added to the park fund which called for
only one mill and was not enough TO
maintain and improve II.
Last Monday lightning struck a
bunch OF cattle belonging to Rudolf
scvick. south OF town. and killed hvc
OF them.
DR.. J. III. Nauerth left Monday morn
Ing for Minnesota TO look after farm
Ing interests. He goes TO lmogen.
Jackson and F'airmont.
John Swartz was painfully burned
in the face and both eyes Sunday
morning. He was moulding screw
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them well. some o. the problems Of .
large army are not 40 well understood
here az In Europe problems relating
to transportation, the comissary and
sanitation. ssr
The cost Of the iowa regimental en-
campments to the state this year was
about $4,000 each for the four held,
ss5 o . E@
The state pure food department Il
making quite . hit at county fairs and
|chautauquas with the exception Of food
products. oils and paints. by which the
people may be educated to an under
standing of the requirements Of the
law and how to distingiish between
the good and the bad. An exhibit ID
sent out which shows the labels that
are required by law ana explanation is
made Of the meaning Of these labels,
One Of the food inspectors accompanies
the exhibit and gives demonstrations
Of the processes Of exposing adultera-
toin. Tho vinegar problem i . great
ono and the people are being educated
to an understanding OF what consti-
tutes good vinegar. Tho paint and
oils proposition is one which appeals
strongly to the many who attend these
fairs and other meetings.