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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-31

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$500 erIitten. Die 2i5enien, Die
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fen, fin6 berloren gegangen uno TO-
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obfDaltenoen @erbdltniiIen geiheben
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iir ben Mopembertermin beg 81.
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sldt1nt Doroen.
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Mler WnIores idmerabd5te @unoen
an ben Sdnoen au. BaIore5 arbei-
tete in benz Gauie; er bate iid
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ul6 mari ben @appen, nit Dem ct
bies getnn bate, ms offene Sea.
minfeiter. Die Slamnte id[ug bod
ouf, ~perbronnte inn bic &1noe uno
fette du1 Die Sapete in 8rono.
Die idneG berbeieilenbe1 Geuer-
pebr I0ihte bag Geuer. Def Sda-
ben belduft fid auf ungefdbr $3.50.
5t1 Der Nabe BON ct. Seotpie
itorb I'M alter bon 81 Sabren Mr.
Ton Stonuih, elmer Der befannte-
ften @iirger iener @egeno. Scr
Derftorbene fam als fleiner Siinge
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bierber un0 bat 5eitbem in Ser @e.
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Bal beg 1eetbopen . M~6nnerd)or
am Snrnitdg dbeno ~aufmerfiam. Ole
Dorberettungen iino< NIT groBer
llmii1t getroffen uno es miro ies
6enfnIs cine iebr biibide JeItlid.
feit tuer0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-31

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ni6t erlaubt."
uSa, aber einen bon ibnen,"
fuurrte 4oanL vba5u lillo iie ooh
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gr lieB ii6 ni9t oapon obbrin-
gen. Sos idien inn mebr Summer
81 MAIDEN, ols ote ionltigen Sonic
qllen5en.
Sraulein Glmira fano es geroten,
ibren 8riibern oupon ni6ts gu err.
5ablen. Wol mltBte iie erit gar
ni6t oaraltf oufmerfiam MAIDEN.
I6er tie iab ii6 Inn 10 ioreiomcr
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uno Ga gefiel ibr inter Sen lebten
5enoungen ooh ein Bills redt gut.
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glitter ldlper 81 erfennen. unter
glott geideiteltem Serr amei flllee
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gefa6rlid. l11lo oos 8eeleiti6reiben
n%r1tete ebenio al1; rubig, iodIi1,
niidtern. 3pei quite 3eugniiie mo-,
rem beigefiigt, ieoesmal nit benz
0ermerf: u8erlaBt bie Stelung atf
eigenen @unid".
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-31
I'm @unoen III ihla

I'm @unoen SIT i6laeen,
brau6t man fein S6mert, Die gun
ge tut es aud.
Cine flare Gntideibnmg. Serr
@iliam 8. Gong, &reisridter bon
|Sbaper County, Nebrasfo, auBert
feline Meinune iuie folet: SD babe
Sornt's Ilpenfrauter Jet 5panaig
|Sabren in meiner Samilie gebraudt.
@ir baben orei5ebn &inoer ergo
gen, ltno nientals cine 0oftor-@ ed)
nung gebabt, ousgenommen fir oos
ginridten ei1les gebrodenen 8ei-
mes, mas Ser gnpenfrallter nidDt
tun fon1lte. Gr eeniigt ieood fir
ale anoere NotfdGe; meme Srnll
iagt, bob fie obl1e i'm BEN @ausbult
ni9t fiibren fam"
Sornt's Mlpenfr6uter bat 1T talt-
lenoen eliid(ihen Samilien feline
8or5iigli6feit batpieien. Or befreit
Die Mutter bon manden 1ngitliden
Stnnoen ui1o Na9tna9en menn CT
als Solrsmittel itets borratie eebal.
ten miro. gr lit nidt in 9lpotbe-
fen gu babcn. Spe5ialaeenten oer.
faufen i'm. Sails feiner in Sbrer
Nadbaridaft lit, 10 idreiben sic
an Or. Setter Sabrnep & Sons Co.,
1875 60. Sopne Mpe.. Chicago
Sn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-31
6ciratsIMclme. - Uebnrtta. =
besfane.
SeirnfS d. eine

@m. 6. Mnores uno 2ena So
Be.
s.. 9. 0roemer uno eouiie &c.
Sherrer.
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De Nei6el.
Sp. Mlbre6t utto Soa gogel.
Souls @ioreta II. Mainnie Sdub.
gilbert 80. garolus nno gli5abetb
Motier.
50. S. @embler it. uno golta
Booepils.
San 50. @pbranto uno Gthel 81.
0renfel.
IS. g. ban Sreeie ulto Srort Me=
ia Wuel1er.
81. %. 8eidfe u1o Moelia SareIIa.
9ermant S6roeoer nno 2ena
@agner.
Mm. Shodelboff uno almo Ser
pei.
Setter 6. Gilmore u,o elio SIT
tie Seebe:
Mlias Soebet uno Marp Mann.
GebmrteM.
6. 81. 8rins uno Srau, Elm Mab<
hen; Geo. 2admanll uno Srau, Elm
Mdoden; 6. g. Seq uno Gralt.
Elm Mdo6en; $. S. @iier uno Srall,
Elm Mdo6en ;Sp. 8rus nnb 5ral,
elm 4nabe; 8. S. Giegel uno 5rel,,
Elm anabe; IS. 8. &lapp nno Srau,
Elm @abden; g.. S. Sten5el nnb
5rou. ein Maohen; $. $. Serbian
uno Grau, elm Mdoden; 6eIir
@rona ru1o 6rau, Elm Mdoden; g.
g. Sbroeoer uno Grau, elm Mab=
den; 50. 81. @eisIer uno Srau, eill
4nabe; Bruno goigt uno Srou.
ein &nabe.
EooesfdIIe.
Bilie S.. grben, "a Sabre; emil
@seper, 68 Sabre; Garl 4isenber-
ger, 80 Sabre, 8bilipp @eilbader,
46 Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-31
IokaIes.
Meaen nmb starm.

Montag bot fait ser gon5e Staat
id6neu Megen gebabt. gr eritredte
fih, bon 9oiliton BIG Sanoeriou utto
bon Corpus Gbrifti bis @aeo. Sier
IN San Mntonio fat es nlebr sereg-
net ols felt LANCER 3eit. @ege1,
Mbeno maren nod ben amtlid)en
Meiiungen 2.47 3on geeeil gefal.
len. Mebrere GtroBen Itonben ltr-
ter Waiier uno piele &reuallneen
parerl niht gu paiiieren. Ser Slab
ftieg I'M bieraebn 3o1 uno entbielt
gmebr @oiier, als er felt 5pei Sab
rem entbnlten bat. Sasenbed's Cir
fus fonnte feline @orlteaungetl nidJt
geben unb muBte unperri6teter
@nhe obaiebeiL gum groBen 9eioiue-
fen l1n3dbIiger, bic iid auf Die
TorfteIllingen gefrent battcn.
@Gbreno ober Ser geeeil, trns
Der fIeinen 1nanncbmIidfeitcn, Die
er init lih brndte, III Gan Mntolin
nIs elm mirflider 5egen ipillfom
men .gebeiBen meroen muBte, nj
ei,scr onoern @egeno unieres Gcllr-
ties' elm h1rdtbarer Stlirm NIT
i'm berbunoen Der piel l1rtbeil ai1e
ridtete. Sn benz ffeinen .Srf GbeI.
mo, adtaebn Meilen iii6Iid bon Can
Antonio, tobte elm Sturnt, Der Ste
SeIoer perfpiitete, Die 96iiier oe-
moIierte uno ourh ben auh nue6-
rere Werionen Berlesunger erlit-
ten. gs mar elm resuIdrer gpflon,
Der cine Wobn bon iingefobr feds
MeiIer QGrge uito anoertbnlb Mei.
len Brette bate nro auf oieier
Dabn ales 5eritorte n1o bermiilte
te. I'm 6as l1nbeiI nod gu pce.
idIimmern famen urmittelbar mod
BEN untpetter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Megen ilnb ihnerer 9ngel.
3nei Jarrner. &. 81. @ulieI uilo
Com 2itmarif, mur6en boil Dem
tlittpetter ~unterpegs iiberraiht. Bel
J1e tpuroen bon ibren Waeen ber-
urteraeri{fen. griterer trug eine
2ontulion ain &interfopf oabon, Ies-
tcrer tpnrbe gegell cine Drabtfen5
geihIeuoert uno b0s 5userihtet.
Auh iein @eipamt tpur6e burh ben
Gtadelorobt arg berlest.
Dis lett meiB man bon folgen-
ben Sausbeihdoigungen gon elmer
Gheune, Die gonoeIaria MarttneS
geb0rt, tpuroe 6as God f~ortgeriffen.
Cine Slide auf 6emieIben Ylate
puroe umgetporfen. Das Sdulbaiis
an Der @odport &oab muroe umge=
pprfen. 9ns Gaus bon N. Sites
spuroe ourh einen gidbaum Ser
aif 6aiieIbe fieI. oemoIiert. Seben-
fans lit nod febr bieI mebr 5ho<
ben angeridtet mor6en, BON bent
man nod nidt gebort bat.
Die GeIoer, Die in Ser 8abn oes
GpfIon Ingen, ioIIen bonItdnoig De1-
bert fein, es lit nihts iteben geblie-
ben. gieIe 5en5en iino uritgemor-
fen un6 bieIe g1unrG entpur5elt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-31

IS giebt aberdeen, Die affeft
ben6eln, UNI gffeft SIT MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-31

- @an5 b~eionoers 5li empfeblen
iino Die erit fiir5li6 befannt geipor-
oenen beimiib praparierten uSalfen-
berger @oiier". Durb lire auber=
or6entliden 9eilfrdfte aber baben ic
ii6 ihon Die @elt erobert. Mne Sic.
ienigen, nelde an Hbeunlatismus
ODER @iht leiSen, fonnen nit Ser
groBten 3uperiidt in Die 3ufltnft
ihauen, 6enn 6ieie @aiier betpirfen
h notwithstanding fur5er 3eit, cine
obiolute Sur. 2eien sic oie Mnaeiee
bon Moolf 3oll, Sapetteoile, Seras.
in 6ieier 3eituna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-31

tieam erit ols 8%abnlinnigen pis-
Der. Son einenl Serlter Der Be.
freunoeten Son1ilie Neil1bef in
Stuttgort lob iie, mie Der Ir5t +lrso
Der @arter ben ltngliidliden in Die
SSrrenmltalt @innelltbaI fubrteu.
@9t5ebn Gage bette iie in ieiner Na-
be gelebt, uto finfullopier5ig Sabre
begte Tie in t~ieflter 8uriidge5ogen.
beit Die grinnerune o1t ibren fur.
gen 2iebestraum. @m 6. September
1889 lit lie ueltbergeiien in ibrer
@aterltaot ge1torben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-31
(1prticGuiln foInt.)

- Ser Sberiber MoeGer in
Berlin lit unter Der anflage, cine
balbe Wiaion Warf eri6minoelt au
6abeuL in Saft genommen noroen.
Gem i'm. @~euabriom gefinoliden
iperoen groBartiee So6ltapeleien
sur 2ait gelegt Die ibm inter Dem
8orgeben bornebmer 8erbinbuneell
gelungen iein ioaen. 9ie 3abl Der
gerupften Opfer 1T angebli6 iehr
groB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-31
Giienbabn-M anaser bpm eczema fit.
riert init Snnfs Gnre.

1Sriiber bette i6 einen idlimmell
SAL BON eczema. gs plagte mid
Iieben ODER adt Sabre uno obgleid i'd
aae @rten Meoiain periudte unS
aa6 mebrere @erate, fano id feline
Seilung. big i6 Sunt's Cure nabm.
Sd perbrqudte mebrere Shahteln
Die mid san8li6 furierten. Sd babe
INNER cine Sfa6tel OIL Sano alis
8oriidt, baB Die &ranfbeit mieber-
febren fonnte."
M. 9. Boooenoush
Generally anager 2ioa 8a1eD Rai(
man 60, @oIofielb, Nep.
SOC per Sdahtel in @~potbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-31
SbreseIsidsn eriiaiert nidt.

giemano bat ie cine galbe ODER
Elm Bflofter bergeftellt, oas iih mil
rpudTen's Mrnica Galbe" bergIeiden
t0nnte. Sic lit Der bette Seller bon
Wtnoen, Siibneraugerl, Shiirfum-
gen. @eiduiiren, ausialag etc. Sir
enfainbeie Mueen, oufgeSprnngene
G1n6e ODER BerrenfungetL lit re
unbergIeihlid, ebenio fir 81.
uIorrboi6en. 8eriuft iie. Rur %,
tn alien M~potbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-31

Cine ~pbdnpmenale grrunaen-
idaft gum Meoicamenten=5 daBe biz
ben, pie fih Der 2eibar5t bes
groBen, eiier11en Samplers, 9is-
mard, ausoriidte, bic uSalfenberaer
@aiier". Gin demiib prapariertes
@aiier, meldes mabre 8un6er 6e-
nirft in alien Saaen BON Gbeuma-
tismus, @iht unb Steinleioen MGe
oieienigen nel6e nit iolfen @ei.
BEN geplagt iino, foaten oie @n8eiee
in bieiem 8latte, BON MOolpb 3pll,
SapettebiIe, Ser, leien uito iid per-
trauenspoa an i'm member.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-31

auf Der @obe bon Gurbapet
lit ein groBes Sorpeooboot Der beilts
ld)en Morine, g 1875, NIT ocm
Sdlepper .Mtblet" 5uiammengeito-
BEN. geioe 5abr5euee trueen @e.
ibdoieuueen oapon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-31

4err 5. 6. Mablel ein BE-
FAINTER beritfder 9euobner bon
shreveport, Ga, itdttete uns in Be
gIeitung bon Germ Sobn ManSfe
aus 8roden eineu febr augenebmcri
Befud al.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-31
Den SdaupIas duBerlt itiirmi.

Den Sdauplas duBerlt itiirmi-
iher 9ebatten bat m1breno Der
abgelaufenen ISOLDE Die aammer
Der Mbaeoroneten bes baperiiben
2an6tags gebiloet, als Die giien-
~habnfrase auf Der Eagesorommg
ftano. Sn ether ein3igen Sieung
iinb nidt meniger als elm 9ubeno
Sr6nungsrufe erteilt moroen. Ger
sfeeieruug purbe bon ben biirgerli-
den Yarteien Der 8ormurf ge-
madt, baB iie gegeniiber io5ialoemo-
fratiihen giienbabnern cine unperr
5eiblihe Shwdde befunoe. 9ie 3iel-
iheibe Der Mttoden mar Der Wi-
niiterpr1iioent @raf b. Booemils.
Dieier perlangte pieoerbolt S6nB
geseil Die bon inn als pobelboft
be3eibneten a(neriffe, melbe es Ell
mem anitanoigen Manne ni6t err
moglibten, tueiter oil ben parliament
tariiden 8erbouoIunsen t~eil5uneb'
men.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-10-11

manner in which. he is handling the big
undertaking.
Longworth, declined to comment on
the political situation in Panama or to
speak of the sentiment against the
candidacy of President Arosen Nina for
reelection.
In the United States said he Il do
not hesitate to predict that President
Taft will be renominated. There is
going to be a great fight between the
two great parties of this country to
elect the next president, but personally
believe Taft will win. 1 consider
Harmon as the principal opposition
candidate. The republican party, be-
lieve will nominate Taft. and every
republican in the country will rally to
his support once he is nominated
Congressman and Mrs. Longworth
will remain here until Thursday. From
New Orleans they go direct to their
Cincinnati home.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-10-11
LONGWORTH TALKS
OF CANAL SFUTURE
Congressman's Visit Impresses
Him With Coming Trade
Expansion


NEW ORLEANS. Oct 10.-Congress-
man and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth ar
rived here early this morning by the
United Fruit liner Tarrialba from Pan
anna, where Longworth went to make
a study of conditions existing in the
canal zone.
WONDERFUL is the way Congressman
Longworth described the work done by
the United States government there
while I was on the canal but seven
days. he said, twelve hours of each Of
those days were spent with Colonel
Goethals in going over the work that
has been done and in seeing what is
projected.
The Panama canal is going to be the
means. Of great trade expansion. for 1t
is going to open up to the United States
manufacturers and merchants terri
tory that il rich and wonderful 1t is
going to do everything that its sup
porters have claimed for 1t. and 1t is
going to be the means of forming and
cementing a great friendship between
the people Of the United States and
those in Latin American countries.
LonEworth said that sanitary condi-
tions on the isthmus are in an excellent
state and praised Colonel Goethals In
charge Of the work, for the mastery
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-10-11
OLD SEA Dog is
EAGER FOR 'BRINY'
Rear Admiral Clark Would Re-
sumo Duty and Guide Oregon
Through Canal
TSpecial Gable 10 The Call

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10.-Rear Ad-
miral Charles e. Clark. former com
mander of the battleship Oregon when
It made its famous voyage around the
Horn. is in washington. He has inti-
mated that he would be willing to re-
turn TO active service for the purpose
of taking the oregon through the Pan
anna canal to the Panama Pacific ex-
position. He heartily approves of the
plan to have the old Oregon lead the
worlds navies in the first trip of war
ships through the canal.
That Rear Admiral Clark be restored
to the active list and promoted to the
rank of vice admiral. and that he raise
his flag for the first time on the Ore gon
for this trip through the canal, is a
suggestion that had its origin with
naval officers who formerly served un-
der Captain Clark That the old per-
sonnel of the ships officers, as far as
circumstances will permit, be with him
is another idea that finds favor in the
same circles.
Rear Admiral R. F. Nicholson. head
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-10-11
DOCTOR REFUSED FEE
FOR FUNERAL GRAFTON
Jury Defines Limits for Bills of
Physicians

MEXICO, Mo-, Oct. 1o.-A jury in the
probate court here, according to YER
dict filed today. decided that it was
unlawful for doctor, who is also a
preacher. to charge for preaching at
his patients funeral If he dies.
DR.. +. M. Shoush attended Mrs. Sarah
Parks during her illness. When she
died. he delivered the eulogy. Then he
made out statement of his services.
which contained the item, $40 for
preaching the funeral"
A. s. Paulis. administrator Of the es-
tate, objected to this charge and
Judge w. w Bolts called in jury to
decide the question. The jury deducted
the $40 tee from the bill.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-10-11

by the last legislature and voted on
yesterday by the electors, will effect
the most radical changes in the organic
law of the state since the adoption of
the constitution A brief synopsis of
each amendment follows:
Amendment No. empowers the
Legislature to pass general laws for the
inspection of merchandise, weights and
measures and to provide for the ap-
pointment of officers for such inspec-
ton. The purpose is to establish state
wide supervision of standards to take
the place of local county and city in
spection.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-10-11

Gently was assigned to command of the
Asiatic station. was navigating and
ordnance officer of the Oregon on the
voyage around the Horn. He expressed
his willingness today to resume his
quarters in the wardroom of the Ore
raise the vice admirafs flag to the
peak of the old sea dog of war
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-10-11
GRANDDAD RECORD is
LOWERED ONCE MORE
Honcut Man Says He Has En-
All Beat
Especial Dispatch to The Call

ISpecidI DIspdfch to he Call
HONCUT, Oct. 10.-J. n. Armstrong
has few claims to make for himself
as being the youngest grandfather He
says the claims Of H. ]. Hoffman Of
Stirling City and A. G. Ramirez of
Marysville are ordinary compared to
his family history. Armstrong was
married when he was Is and he was 34
when his first grandchild was born.
She Is Mrs. George Middleton Of New
man. Armstrong is the father of seven
and has II grandchildren and FIVE
great GRANDCHILDREN.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-10-11
GOVERNMENT ORDERS
LUMBER AT SEATTLE
Large Contract for Philippines
to Be Awarded

SEATTLE. Oct. 1o.--one of the larg-
est lumber orders to be placed by the
government in many months will be
awarded November 4 by the United
states quartermaster in Seattle. The
government is in the market for 2,s75.-
$50 feet of lumber for use in the Philip
pine islands. The government wants
the lumber delivered at Seattle. Tacoma
or Puget sound points or at Portland
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-10-11
VOTE SHOWS
JUDGMENT
At POLLS
Results Differ on Various Laws
and Indicate Decided Views
by Electorate
CITY HEAVILY AGAINST
BALLOT FOR WOMEN
Indications Are That 1t Has Lost
in San Francisco by at
Least Two to One
RAILWAY AMENDMENTS
ARE IN HIGH FAVOR
Advices From the Interior Indi-
cate They Have Been Car
ried Everywhere
RAILWAY AMENDMENTS
ARE in HIGH FAVOR

No. l-Inspecton weights Carried
No. 2-Grantng charters counties Carried
No. 3-Divded sessions of legislature Carried
No. 4-crantng suffrage to women PROBABLY oefea.ea
No. 5-Eminent for logging railroads Carried
No. 6-Freeholders charter for cities Carried
No. Providing tor initiative and referendum Carried
No. 8-Provding of public officials Carried
No. 9-Relating appeals criminal Carried
No. Compensation for industrial accidents Carried
No. 1Wiping year of office Carried
No Extending of railroad commission Carried
No. 3Enagng powers of freehoders' charters Carried
No. 14Relating city control of public utilities Carried
No. Minimum period for of text books Carried
No. 6Increasng membership of railroad commission Carried
No. 7Relating eectng officers of cities Carried
No 8-Relating establishing inferior Carried
No eRelating issuing public officials Carried
No. 20Making clerk of appointve Carried
No. 2Provdng for impeachment of appellate judges Carried
No. 22-Exempting property from taxation Carried
No. fixing railroad
They their approval to 20
u and dsapproved of three
heayies against I
this city.
authorizing
the cv o San Fnc i The majority through the state in
than detection this CITY,
recall the initiative referendum
by II o'clock last night
initiative and referendum much the
same
than
precincts showed vote of 1856 to $3.50
surprise of the
While they realized that their biggest battle lay IN
city, number Of favorab Endorsements
offs OF the opposition
Igured that the total will approximate 10000
Of the voting in this city shows that certain discretion was
exercised affirmative
vote was as high
n m precincts the results 1889 against
favor of registrars Office that
suffrage in Francisco BY $4,000
showed increasingly heavy vote for the recall and
initiative o precincts the initiative and referendum
l54 Against only 6o49 cast here The
same nunlbe of precinc
The opposition Ds the the last it ana @ @ r on
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TURKS GIVE.
BATTLE At
TRIPOLI
Three Thousand Troops Attack
Italians Holding the City,
but Are Repulsed
MIDNIGHT ASSAULT
FAILS OF IT'S PURPOSE
Royal Fleet in the Bay Shells
the Ottoman Force and
Drives 1t Back

LONDON, Oct. 1o.-A dispatch to
a London news agency from Pera
says the Turkish torpedo boats
Tokat, Alpagut, Hamid Abad and
Antallia, while returning from the
Ionian sea, were surprised by an
Italian squadron near Mytilene Oc-
tober 9. A smart engagement fol-
lowed and three torpedo boats were
severely damaged and sunk The
fourth escaped by hoisting foreign
flag.
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VITAL CHANGES
y IN ORGANIC LAW
Effect of the Measures Voted
on Throughout the State
Yesterday

The amendments to the constitution
of the state Of California. as proposed
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Yes 5O.671
No 1881
Yes 37,170
No 44,659
No. 7. Providing for
Initiative and Re-
ferendum.
WOMEN THE POLLS SOLICIT THE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE FRO

J. md Miss GanureR the order
ar seer a
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Yes 52,997
No 1904
No. l6. Making R.
R. Com mission
Appointive.
No. s. Providing
for the Recall Of
Officials.
n THE VOTERS OF SAN FRANCISCO.

Mrs Robert Dean caught by the the act of converting potter
10 the
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MOntenegrans Attack Turks
ISo.c;oI CobIs 10 The CoU1

VIENNA, Oct 10.-It is reported that
the Austrian ambassador in CONSTANT
nople has requested information from
the Turkish war minister about the
readiness of Turkish forces to repel
inroads from Montenegro or other
Balkan states.
The Importance of this action is
shown by reports today of collisions
that have already taken place on the
Montenegrin frontier. A Turkish de-
tachment was attacked in the rear by
Montenegrans in ambush near Kirisito-
prek. A Turkish fort was also fired at.
The fight lasted several hours. An
other collision is reported from Max
shfk. The casualties are not given.
Under certain circumstances it is
believed that Austria would intervene
In case of attack by Balkan state
on Turkey and has already warned the
Balkan states to this effect
Army of Occupation Sails
ROME, via frontier. Oct. 1o--The
greater part Of the Italian army expe-
dition is on the way to Tripoli. This
was learned from messages in conven-
tional language that escaped the cen
sor.
A big contingent. comprising the
largest part of the total force, sailed
from Naples last night. and another
feet Of transports left Taranto at sun
rise today. More troops will depart
from Agosta tonight. These three