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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-07-14
Local Paragraphs.

The water was turned into the
new concrete dam this week.
A benefit entertainment for the
Rathdrum baseball club. was given
at the Lyric last night.
The M. w. of A. will have a
regular meeting Saturday evening.
Visiting neighbors' welcome.
The Royal Neighbors expect to
have an interesting session next
Monday evening. All members
are requested to be present. Visit
ing neighbors invited.
The Rathdrum baseball team
crossed bats with the Post Falls
nine last Sunday afternoon at Post
Falls. The score was S to IL in
favor Of the Rathdrum team.
Mary E. Russell, daughter Of
the late John Russell, an early set
tier of Rathdrum and Kootenai
county, has been appointed ad-
ministratrix OF the estate, worth
SIS, 900.
Haying in this locality, delayed
Slightly by the recent rains, is now
in progress and baling crews are
getting into the field. Some
farmers report an average crop oil
timothy while others expect an
unusually large harvest. Much
grain hay in the Stateline country
is already cut and shocked.
More rain fell last Friday after.
noon and Saturday morning, the
weather throughout the northwest
remaining cool and pleasant while
intense heat was reported in the
eastern states, destroying lives and
crops. At Baker City, Oregon,
snow was reported last week.
The strawberry season is nearing
its end. The acreage in this sec.
ton is larger than last year and
the berries have been plentiful and
cheap in spite of much cool, cloudy
weather. Many berries from the
Birch Hill neighborhood, five
miles west of town, have been or
the market, demonstrating the
fertility of that locality for small
fruits.
Citizens residing in Crenshaw'.
and East End additions have i'm
proved the main streets in thei
respective neighborhoods by cover
ing them with layer Of three O
four inches Of sawdust, the objec
being to keep down the dust. l
has been noticed that automobile
driven over the streets thus treated
make less noise and raise no dus
whatever. Whether or not Their
are any disadvantages in the saw
dust thus used remains to be seen
i The grade for the cement side
walk in front of the properties c
+. H. Bradbury and Mrs Ann
Reiniger on First street was de
termined by survey last Saturda
and the line between the Reinige
} property and the school ground
} readjusted, the triangular piece {
the Reiniger lot in front pointin
to the north going to the schoe
district and a similar triangula
, piece in the south corner of tn
school grounds going to Mr..
Relniger, thus squaring the lots.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-07-14
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Notice to Creditors
Estate OF John Russell, dec eased.

Estate OF John Russell, deceased. !
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Executrix OF the estate OF John Russell. de-
ceased, to the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them with tho necessary vouchers
within ten months after the first publica ton
OF this notice, TO the said Executfix at her
residence IN Rathdrum, Idaho. the same
being the place for,the transaction OF the
business OF said estate. IN the County OF
KOotenAi, State Of Idaho.
Dated this 10th day OF July, 1911.
MARY e, RUSSELL.
Executrix
st July 14-Aug II
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-07-14

A residence in Spirit Lake, owned
by Mrs. Lapp of this place, burned to
the ground Tuesday at noon. The
house was rented to Mrs. DeMarsh
who sustained heavy loss. no In
surance beiug carried on the house.
hold goods or personal belongings.
The building was insured for 500.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-07-14
Village Board Met Last Monday

The village trustees of Rath-
drum met in regular session last
Monday evening and transacted
the following business:
The clerk was ordered to notify
Supt. Rapelje of the Idaho division
OF the N. P. Ry., to at once plank
the crossings of Mccartney and
Mill streets. Also, that all parties
who have not replaced old worn
out walks in corporate limits oil
Rathdrum, to comply with said
order or the town will proceed to
put same in and charge to pro-
perty owner. The clerk was in.
structed to notify all parties who
have buildings in Gray street tc
remove them at once, in order
that said street may be opened.
The following bills were allowed
L E Kirkpatrick, supplies S 6 &C
John STEIN, work on reservoir 13 Il
Geo F Humphrey, hauling
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TRIBUNE. Only $1.00 per year. u
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Personal Mention.


F. II. Bradbury was visitor 10
Occur d'Aleue last Saturday.
]. T. Riley of Hayden Lake was
10 town Sunday.
w. A. Schneewiod was visitor to
Spokane Sunday.
NJ. H. Bacon was 10 Rathdrum
this week from Spokane.
G W. Spoerry is spending a few
days at Priest lake.
D. Mccall Of Athol was business
caller in Rathdrum Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Remer are
spending q few weeks oE the coast.
John PapendIck was 10 Spokane
Monday on business.
j. E. Whitfield aud party made an
au.o trip to Spokane Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Boynton visited
relatives at Spirit Lake last Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. W. Monson
have returned from a 10 days camp
meeting at Loon Like.
Mrs. G. L. Ham and daughter,
from Spokane are visiting relatives 10
Rathdrum.
Miss Margaret Reed Of Occur d.
Alene visited Rathdrum friends Sun
day.
Mrs. E. G.. Davies was down from
her summer home at Twin Lakes,
Tuesday.
Louis Eilert. y merchant of La.
crosse, Wash, arrived last Sunday
to visit several days with relatives
in Rathdrum.
MI. and Mrs. W. +. Lawrence and
family Of Athol spent a few days
visiting friends on the prairie the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Mabel Papendick and daugh-
ter Elise. returned Monday evening
from the M. Z. camp. meeting held at
Loon Lake, Wash.
Merle Sage left Yesterday to look
after his farming interests near
Brookings, s. d.
Miss Katherine Chambard visited
friends 10 Spirit Lake, the first OF
the week.
W. T. Wood of Sandpoint, formerly
teacher Ia the schools here, was a
visitor In this city Wednesday.
George Wright was in town this
week from his mining properties al
the head Of Hayden lake.
Mrs. H, NJ. Lancaster of Spokane
arrived last week for visit with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bald
win, and sister. Mrs. .. Z. Sahn.
Prof. NJ. G. Everett was in town
this week from bis home at Milton
Oregon. He was looking after schoo
matters.
Thomas Thompson. clerk Ia E. g.
Davies department store, is absent
looking after his farming interests al
Spriugdale, Wash.
We have considerable cheap feed a
the elevator which you can buy at
&c It a pound. B. Layton. At il;
Colo1el W. H. Edelblute and Capt
J. R. NJ. Culp, of the National Guarf
OF Idaho, went to Fort George Wrlgh
the flrst Ut the week, to attend officers
SHOOT 10 session there.
WI: Northway is incapacitatet
by badly bruised foot caused Will
skldding timbers on his place north
west Of town.
Frank Eogelking Is here frou
Albion. visiting his brother, E. T
EogelklnH, aud his sister, Mrs. H. K
Saunders. He will remain about tw'
months working with his brother q
balinp hay on Ratbdrum prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Layton. VII
have been touring the coast, returned
this week, and will spend the summe
at the home Of their son, N. b. La,
ton and family.
Miss Alma Fissel Of LeMars, Iowa
aud Miss Dorothy Fissel of flores
Home Twin Lakes, took lunchec
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Bennett
last7Saturday.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-07-14
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

i
NJ. f. CHURCH, Rev, Chas. W Monson, Pas
tor Services every Sunday morning ct II
o'clock. and every Sunday evening
vt 7:3O o'clock; Epworth League at 6;M
n. M Prayer meeting every Wednesday NJ
40 O'Clock .. M. and Sunday school at 10 D.
mAevery Sunday.
GERMAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHJfRCH-SaObath school 10 a. M; Preach
Ing sexvice II a. m; catschism "a s ~
language are cordially invited. L. Gaiser,
pastor
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.Rey.
W. i. Thompson. PASTOR srpdnysch ~ I'm.
morning service II oclocKa CnrisSian IN IN
,doayOr at $40 D. m. Evening service ~ Gov
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday evening.
CATHOLIC CHURcH.,-services every very ma
and lth Sunday VI each month. On tne
Second Sunday at 10 o'clock. and on tnc
Fourth Sunday at eight o'clock, Rev. Father
Vanden Berg, Pastor.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-07-14
LIE. TUCKER
Painter and Paper Hanger
=SIGNSE : :

It is cheaper to buy
wholesome frui is than
it is to pay doctor
bills. A sweet, juicy
orange or a slice of
luscious pineapple is
more pleasant to "take"
than a dose Of Calomel
Eat fruit and avoid
irri tating, weakening
purgative medic ines.
Frui ts are nour i shing
too, and easy to digest.
It is absolutely nee :
essary to eat them to
carry Of" heavy meats.
Our fruits are always
the choicest. "
sss,.E,
IDAHO
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23
5. &

,9edt f6Dn allies, mas iie iasen,
Serr 9oIiasirutb," fuste Baron
@pbpr gum @bef bes Si9erbetts'
bureaus, .aber i'd ptib ni9t redt,
pie i'd bic Sa6e anpaden foll! Sd
babe in Iolden Oinsen gar feline @rfab.
runa unb m0fte mid nidt blamirsn."
Der poliseirutb lddelts:
.Qieber Baron, Slid uno 3ufdll
finb arDbere Ssrren als mir. Ssben
sic, od liegt cine Ramenslifte bon
Damen. Die fh ibr Saar nit 5Isur
Dor fGrben. Shauen Sic fs fif
einmaI an. &ennen sic cine bdpong"
Baron @pbor iiberfIog bic Rsibs
uno antportete:
ga, eiriee. Die aIte 8aronin
Strum, Die nit ibren seIb.n Sauren
greuIi9 ausfiebt. Dtrett gum Siir9s
ten! Damn Die punosrid6ne 5rau
Don Sels nit ben intereFanten
8amppraugen. Der t0nnte man cher
70 etipas Sumutb.n; bic foil aud
cine etipas msrtipiirbigs 8ergdnsens
Belt baben = ni6ts @nriidiees, aber
es foil bd cine @.f9idt. sefpieIt ia.
ben gif,rfudt. gefGbrIide
Orobung. tpas fpsib id allies! Damn
femme i'd nod oi. @rGfin GampobeIIo
= no, aud elm, 9rdfin, 70, 70 =
- uno Die WarhtIa Salppni nit
Der bdbltGen Soater. Ri6tig, balo
bate i9 Die Sdaufpi.lerin Cha
S9par5 oereef,n; uber ole 1T pobl
aubsr 5rase. osnn Die babe ia nod
Dor fiinf Saeen nit brdunem Saar
seieben. @rit eeItern beinsrtt. i9,
6aB lie ieBt ~rotbblonb iit; i6 battle
Il. in Der SbeuterIos. fat nidt sr.
fennt."
rRatiirIid, bic t.nnen 81. audi
nedte Der polis.iratb. .@Ifo feben
sic, beute na1mittag gtb.n sic gu
ira.nbein.r oisisr Odmen uno mas
den ibr siReu 8,Iud. 2enien Sic
banu oas Gefprd6 ouf ben Wor6.
gaF.n 81. auf, mas Ole 9eute ins
gen. uno fuenn Sbn.n irsenb ,tpds
p.rbGdtig srfdeint. bann trd4t.n
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23

Der unpolIenbete Brief bes Wedani'
ters, Der foIsenbsn WortIaut battle:
n2ieber Sreunb!
9as llnabpenobdre lit etn9etrof'
fen. Das i'd 10 LANCE 9efiir6tet.
lit ae56e6en. 8or brei Sagen bin
i6 ibr begeenst. Sang SufGni9,
auf Der Sfrabe. sic ertannte
mid fofprt unb foIste mir. llnb
Ieitber finos i'd feline Rubs. 9ret.
NAL mar lie Idon bier, einmdl
fdrieb iie mir. Was, tannit Ou
Dir ia oenten: Sic perIanste bic
8riefe!
Mein critics mar. ibr gu sntfOm'
men. Sd babe Iofort mein Quars
tier g%eGnoert. Deib Soft, oh es
niiBt. Sd fperoe oas ban9e Sc
fiibl ni9t los, oaB biesmal als
les umfonif iein pirb.
Denn ib MIDI nur ni9t in ei'
ner 70 eigentbiimIi4en situation
befdnbe. @ber 9u peibt ia, an
Die 9eb0roen fam i6 mid nidt
tpenben, Qufieben barf i9 teines
perurIa6en. llebri9ens boffe i'd.
In brei Biz bier Sasen abreiien
su tDnnen. Qles lift pioer @rrpars
ten slatt abssluufen. Sas Ss'
I6dff 1T fdOn 70 gut ipis per-
felt. SuffsntIi8 tauidsn mid
meme bangen ...A
9amit brad Der 9rief ab. @r
trua bas Datum pom 6. Sdnuar,
aIfo o%srisIben Stimmung,
bic Strebineer our 4bfafung zines
Iebten Wiaens perdnIabt battle.
So buntel bic Dprte oes Brietes
audi par.n, eines ging baruus ms
sp.ifeIbaft bsrpor: cine 6rau bate
6rob.n6 in Strsbingers 2eben GEE
itdnoen..
n@Iaub.n @ie nidt. Serr pOIiasi'
ratb, odB bic aan5e Sade in Elm
sep6bnli6es 2%iebesbrama a~uslautsr
ipiro9"
nRein, Iieber 9ottOr, gang i'm Sc
aentbetl. Der 8risf biefes Stre@
bins.r sibt mir isbr gu bsntsn. sic
oiirfen iid ia nidt psrpirren laher.
sic miifen tmmsr bas cine %feitbalten:
6ab Spttor Spedt bon itner Trau
auf Der Rebout. Der Sinpeis auf Die
@riaboferftrabs nit Ridii9t auf
bic Spionaseaffdre gemaHt tpuroe.
Steut man ben 8rtef unt.r otsier
@.i6tspinteI, 70 liegt bic 9srmu.
tbuna nube, oab Der Strebinger nit
benz alatten Mblauf Der Sd6e ben
aelun9enen OiebItubl Der militdriidsn
Sotumente eemeint baben fam, uro
bab Der ,4bi9lub bes @.i9dttss'
nit i.nem in @erbinOuns ftebt, ben
Der @a6mann StoIsengruber in er'
reatem @eIprd9 nit @trebinser
Knapp Dor befen Sob geieben bat.
0uraus foIst, Iieber 0Ottor, oaB
man es eber nit elmer politii6.Oi'
plomatiI9en 9tns.lessnbeit gu tburl
bat, BEL Der cine Sruu als WItttel
5um 3ped oiente."
@u6 bic &usel, Die i'm Btloers
rabmen sefunben porbsn mar. fpur'
be bon @bemitern analpiirt uno ilt,
terIudt. sic tonnten nur Die art
Ser 2egirung betunntseben, srtlaret
aans beftimmt, baB bel Der Batte
9ulper ni6t perpenoet puroe. uno
fpraden Die 8ermutbung aus, odB
Sic 8uget aus einem ameritaniiden
9uftbrudprGaiiionssepebr neueiten
Mob.lls s.f6oFen pOrben isi.
Ollie biefe @utadten Der Sa4'
perItGnoigen unb' Details tparen gs'
nib ni9t '%eeeisnet, bic Situation gu
tldren. Sic psripirrten pielmebr
uur unb gaben allen m0gli9en &om'
binutione1 Baum. Der ein5ige, Der
fi9 nibt aus Der Rube bringen lteB
un6 Die gsraos @ebantenlinie fsit'
bielt. mar poIi5eiratb Mur3.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23

gei Ser 9rGfin bi gampobeIo mar
srObe 9.Ieufdaft. llns.fGbr buns
6erffiinf,is p.rfonen ptttbeiItsn ii9
in ben bier 9roben Salons.
Die @rdfin ituub in Der HGbe o.s
@insanss, ole nod INNER Suitromsn'
ben 9Gfte gu bssriiBen.
81. mai elm, bobe Id0ne ssrau BON
taoelloIem @uds uno beyrIiGen, lei,
beni9aftIiden Gueen. aus.n. Dor bss
men mar eri6rat. psnn iie milo
auflo6srten. lin ibr.n nerp0ftn
Munb ipieIte Elm 3us pom @ilIsns.
trait uno Sdrts. GuffalIenS mar
hi. gIGFe ibr.s 9eiidt.s, Die itIbit
bur9 ods uufg,I.st, Rotb i9tmmtr:..
Cine Idngb.i6I.ppte, ti.f Oeton,tirt,
Robe umf9Iob in pti4sn 6uIt.n Die
The evening world., 1911-09-29
IRISH ATHLETES !.
TO COMPETE FOR
|RELAND'S POOR
%Summsrnight Festival 10 Raise
Fund for Relief of Evicted
Peasants.

To aid In securing an amendment 10
the Land Purchase bill. 80 that evIcted
Irish tenants may get real relief. the
Irish residents OF New York will hold
the Sumnernight's Festival" at suffers
Harlem River Park tomorrow night.
The festival will bring together many
OF tho worlds famous Irish athletes,
some OF whom are members OF the
Evicted Tenants Association.
]. was supposed that when the Land
Purchase bill went into effect, In 1903,
TIE Irish peasants who had been thrown
from their homes would be reinstated.
No such result followed. out Of ic,Oi1
applications only 2.5sl were restored to
their places. The right to pass upon
these claims was vested, under the
terms or the bill. In the Estates Com.
missionors. and no appeal was provided
TO any other resort.
In County Tipperary alone. out Of Isl
claims SO wero rejected. and those Irish
men who did not md refuge in this
country arc still without relief. The
condition brought about a movement to
secure an amendment to the law which
will either provide FOR Irish representa-
tion on the Estates Commission or for
an appeal from the decision OF the rom
mission. and the entertainment to-mor-
row night is to raise funds for the pur-
p0se o. 1ghting for this reform.
The evening world., 1911-09-29
GlTTINS BILL MAY
GO THROUGH TO-DAY,

ALBANY. Sept. s-Ths promoters NJ
the Glttins bill waited all day for an OPP
portunity to bring up the measure IN
the Assembly. They did not get the
opening they wished. however.
Mr.. Raynard, the representativ OF
the new Farmers and Merchants Mu-
tusi Assistance League. who appears 10
be scting for the race ira OK directors.
expressed confidence that the bill would
come up to-day and that there would
be enough votes on hand to pass IL.
The evening world., 1911-09-29
Wins Life Savers Medal,

Deputy State Comptroller Julius Har.
burger. on behalf OF state Comptroller
Sohner. yesterday presented Francis J.
Maher. a chauffeur in the employ Of the
Department OF Docks and Ferries. O
medal for rescu!ng Rupert Derear OF
Hartford, Conn. who attempted suicide
by jumping from the breakwa,er a,
Pier A into the North River on Juns
. last.
The evening world., 1911-09-29

and tried to persuade the girl to 90
with him. To this Childers demurred
and Morse struck al him. Chiiders
then fired. As Morse staggered away.
desperately wounded. cnilders fired two
more bullets into his sinking form and
ttsn shot himself twice.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-24
glus @[operspiGe in Seem Nor

@us @loberspiae in Stem gorf
miro gemeloet Sr etnem %fleinen
@etpaiier, meldes cine Der Stroben
i'm iiiolihen SeiI Der Staot fren8t,
murbe Die auf Dem &opf itebenoe
2eide ~einer 5rau gefunoen. @ei
Der Sbouftion Ser 2ei9e mnrbe felt
geIteat, bob Die ungliidli9e ourd
Strangulation ibren Sob gefunoan
bot, uno man bermutet. BOB lie err
moroet uno oann in ben Greet iee-
mprfen porben lit. @eii6t nno 8or-
per Der Gotten aeigen cine Mn5obl
BON @biburfungen uno Queti6ltn-
gen. Die Srau lit ungefdbr IS Big
so Sabre alt gepeieh ibr &orperee-
pibt betrug t85 big 100 Bfunb
uno Die 2eihe tpar nit einem bum
felblauen ueberrod, lfmar5em &od
uno idnar5em SUIT nebit idpar3cr
Sutnaoel befleibet. 9ie 2ei6e botte
graue Mugen uno ibr Sor NOR err
graut. &leioung unb @eiammter-
ideinung laiien oaralf idlieben, boB
Die 6rau aus gebiloeten @reiiell
uno tpolbobenoen 8erbaltniiien
1tammt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-24
saGepranS tit Sambnrs.

Sn ieinem liingit beroffentli6ten
gu6e uSaqepranb ct Ia i~octete fron-
catle" er3ablt Sreoric Colleen eia
trogifomii6es @rlebnis SoGeDronos
IN Somburg nod ieiner &lidfebr
aus amerifa, mo er In unfreiipilli.
ger @erbannung 5mei1nbeinboIb
Sabre, bonn Mdr5 1894 bis 5u1.t
ausgang bes Sommers 1896, ae,
lebt bate. Sn oer-@Ibftaot ftieg Ser
frrbere 8ii6of bon Mutun I'M So
tel gum Homii6en &ailer ob, mo- 8l
glei6er 3eit olBer onoeren 2onbs-
lenten bon ibm ein iu1ger Sdrift,
lteaer logierte, Der oie flii6tige 8e-
fannti6oft nit Dem ipdteren Siirlte1
BON 8eneoent ous5unuben perftono.
gr batte Elm 8erf geidrieben, 1,no
Soaeprano glaubte feline @itte, es
i'm Manuifript gu priifen uno linn
freimiitig feline Weinung boriiber gu
1agen, nidt abidlagen gu fonnen.
@r gine in ieiner bofliden 3upor-
fomfhenbeit logar 10 nett, Dem @u=
tor gu peripre6en, iein Opus nod
an oemielben Gage poraunebmeli.
Na6oem er BET ieinem 8anfier eilie
fleine Summe = fiinf5ebn 2oris-
Dor -, oie ieinem &reoit entiprod,
erboben botte, begab er ii6 ing So
tel 5uriif 11no iu1te oann balo Iein
3inmer auf, Inn 1t9 an Die 2eftire
oes Wanuifriptes 51 MAIDEN. SSbm
murbe oubei bepor er oos leste
glatt u~mngetpenoet, 10 idlafrig 5l
Wute, Bob er ii6 aug Ger5tpei flung
friiber ols ionit gu 8ett Iegen moI1tc.
4us 8erieben paren Die in elm 5tMd
8apier genidelten funf8ebn @olo-
itiide 5mii6en Die bei6riebenen
9latter geraten.
Sim folgenoen Worgen gegen 6
nbr, als ct nod im iiiBeiten 56lum-
mer lag, nopfte ier1ano 5iemli1
fraftig an Die Cir. @leid oaral1f
trot ber iunge S6riftiteaer berein
ul1o Bat tpegen Ser Storing I'm Git
iduloigung: er miiiie iofort abrei-
len, 6as S6iff liege idon CUR Mb
fabrt bereit, er fomnle 5u 10 nngc@
legner Stltnoe, UNI iein Mannifript
5nriif gu erbitten. No6 bolb i'm
S6lafe mies Saleprono off Den
Gid uno REF Dem iid nit ieinem
Opus e%ntfernenoen Mutor nod:
v@liidlide Geiiel" 8erige Stunoen
ipdter, nadoem er iid BON %ieinenl.
Eager erboben bette, merfte er 8n
ieitem S6reden, bob nit Dem un-
gliidieligen Wanuifript unb Dem
8erfaiier feline fiinf5ebn Bouts per-
l6tDunoen tporen. v@liifli6e &eiiel~
~ er borte u1o iab ME mieber et=
mos bon ben @oIoitiiden, bie er 10
%oringeno notig batte, = nrto bon Dem
iungen 9anosmann, Dem lie als
poisfrete @abe1 mabribeinli6 iebr
pidfommen getpefen marert. @en1t
Colleen redt unterridtet it, geIobte
SaaeDrano fi6 an icnem Gage, lid,
niemals mieoer nit Ser Briifung
bon Wonuifripter gu befafien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-24
@irb Sic Welt better?

8ieles benefit ben 6ortihritt.
Sauienoe belfen ibren Mitrnenihen,
Dies lit elm 8emeis. Inter oieien 1T
Mrs. SO. IS. @oulo BON Bittsficlo,
q. $. Sic ielbit fano @eiunobeit
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ters" uuo ratet nun anberen Sci.
oelloen .iiberoa oas Mittel su neb.
men. Set Sabren lit i'd IN Ma-
gem uno Nierenfranfbeit", ibreibt
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bar balf.~ CT bilft ieoer Srou. gr III
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unb Nieren.Mittel. @eriudt i'm, SIR
merbet es ieber. SOC in alien @potbe.
fern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-24
Nadl barter Taaesarbeit

idlner5en 2opf uno &iiden Der 9ars.
frau. &ein @unoer, wenn lire
2al,ne etpas miirrii9 lit. sic miro
lire quite 2onne' pieoer crIanseu,
nadoem iie Die Shmer5en init Or.
Midter's 8oin.g rpeqer~ bertriehen
bot. 0as lit oerielbe 5~uberl1iiioe
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lett Sabren IN gang europa in fnit
ieoer Samilie borfinoet. % uno so
Gents Die Slaide in oaelt oeutid)en
@potbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-24
9ob[reide Opfer forbert oie

3uDIIeIue OP1eI TDIUPII UIc
Sridinoie i'm Strosburger 8reiia
in 8eltpreuBen. l1eber oreibig @r-
fronfungen iin6 bislong BET per @e-
boroe ongemeGoet moroen. Son Die
len iino bereits 8mei Sdle totlidJ
perIaufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-24

GrfdltHms 1T einem Gage 81 beiIen,
ltebmt abfiibrenne 8romo gbinin Eabfct.
ten. Drng9iit 9iebt @el6 5uriif, tpe,il
lie nidt beilen. o.. 80. @rpnefs 11nters
,i6rift lit auf ieber @dabtel. Is gts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-05
COMMITTEE IS IN
 DEADLOCK AGAIN

MontgomeryJ April 4.--(Special)- History repeated itself on the inability of the house qf representatives to agree with the state senate on amendments to important Administration measures With the almost hopeless tangle Of last week ovjer the state revenue meas .ure scarcelY finished, another tange has sprung Rup on q measure of e0pn greater administration importance in asmuch as it involves the O'Neal local option plank in the ONeal platform.
 This nor hing immediately upon as semblv of the house in session that body refusekd to agree to the senate amendment to the Smith regulation measure, ne eessitating the appointment of a confe Eence committee to confer with a similar committee from the sen ate with thet end in view of meeting the obligations.i At late hour tonight this joint committee, consisting of Senators Stevens Ffite and Atkins and Repre- sentatives Smith, Pitts and Merritt was as hopeleslsly in the dark as ever
 A decisiohn had been reached to make a report ttp the two houses tomorrow. This reporK will be divided into halves inasmuch aks Stevens, Atkins. Smith and Pitts will Suggest one remedy and Fite and Merritt another. Chief objection found to tlAe regulation measure is in the clausesg which permit the sale of liouors in Easements of buildings in Montgomery, Mobile and Birmingham' while the Iprovision which allows the sale of liau3ors in social clubs after II n. m. also bieing contested. In all prob ability bottA of these will be recom- mended to be eliminated from the bill.
 Plenty of time yet intervenes for the pa assage of 1.-the bill isasmuch the two houses are \ to be in session four more working datys