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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01

olld Sic Miiete. 9eitbem lit iie iotpof
lpie 8eder ni6t mebr eeieben mor-
oen. 9b uno in ipeldent 8uialn-
menbnng bas 8erihpinben Der aSrou
.SelnIer uno Der Selbltmoro ibres
friiberelt l1nterinieters gefer itebt,
fonnte bisber nod nibt feitee1tellt
iperoen.
= Der 9foman elmer Stabtrats-
todter 1T oieier. Gage in Der geabe
bon Siiterbos in eigetartiger @ciie
81 gnoe geeangen. 2altoIeute fa1oen
in einem Dorfesuntpeit Der obieen
Stoot zines abenbs in einen1
5trobbaufen eirer jltngen @ans.
merfsburi6en i6lufeno. sic fpedten
oen iungen Menfhen. uno oieier
nabm idleunigft sfeiBaus. Sic Dorf-
Ter lparen Der @nliht, baB Ser Bur
ide fein reines @etpiiien babe, uno
in Der @offnuag, pieaeibt einen
idmeren gerbrebg 5u fatgen, ronlt.
ten Tie Dem glusreiBer fab uno FOL.
ten i'm oub Elm. Ser irnge Menih,
eill ridtiees Milbseiidt, purbe
nun gu oen1 Qlmtsboriteber gebra1t
Der ben @orgefiibrten iofort inis
&reusberbor nab1n. Inter Shlud)-
5en nno Ssatnmern geitano ser &C.
fangene ein, oaB er gar feir Sano=
merfsburide, ionoern Mdoden
lei. Die biibide aleine er5ablte MIN,
Bob iie Die So6ter eil,es @anoperfs,
nleilters nno Stabtrats aus elmer
fleinen ihleiiiden Stabt iei. Sic
babe iieb ofs Sanoiperfsburide per-
fleioet, INN auf bieie @eiie gu oern
6er3allerliebiten Der in Berlin ols
Malcrgebilfe orbeitet, gelangen gu
f0nnen. Ser 8ater babe ibr ieoen
@erfebr nit oent @eIiebten unter=
iagt, lno, oa iie BON oieien1 niht
laiien fonne, iei lie in Ser Gerflei=
oung zines Sanoperfsbliriden aus
geriidt ullo befanoe .lih nunnebr
id)on ieit IA Saeen lliitermees nad
Berlin. Wie bas Maoden ,angiebt,
bat es ID. Gage birourh iliir bon
Jelofriidten gelebt nnb itets anf
freienl Sefoe ooer in Strobbaufen
ii6eriladtet neil es tbr an Gels
nlai1gelte. Cine am nd6iten Mor-
.get' abgeididte 8epeide beitdtigte
Die @nsabelr oes 8ieuoo-@ano
burfben,, lt,i1 baIo 6arauf eridien
Der @ater, nm oas unternebrnenbe
Eodterlein ubas beinatlide Sta6t=
den 5uriid5uflbren. @aeroings fiibr-
te Der @ee iiber Berlin lino bier
bat, mie es beiBt, oes Staotrats
sodterlein ibren @illen ourdgeiest.
oenn Der 8ater Bot in cine 8erIo=
bung ieiner 9odter nit Dem Maler-
qe6ilfen einaenilliat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
9iettete gieIe pum soSe.

gB. 8. Mod, BON Mod, arf..
glaubt, oaB er piele Menidenlebell
nit ieiner 25idbriscn grfabrung
i'm neutrality-suspicious. gerettet bat.
1@os id immer gern tue, idreibt
cr, lit uOr. Sings Nep DISCOVERY"
5lt elnpfeblen fir, olle 2ungenleioen,
erfaltuneel Grippe, Geu6bniten
linb slftblna. 8iele meiner 8nnoen
perbanfen ibre @eiunobeit meinem
Nat. Sd BIN iiber5eugt, bob iie
Die bette Meoi5in lit fir Sails uno
2ungenleioell. gs lift leibt oieie
8ebauptllng gu beipeiien. @eridafft
Glld cine freie Grnbeflaide, ODER
cine SOC ooer 81 Slai6e @arar-
tiert BON allen 0ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
Der Seiten Cant.

~ aJNtsNA SNSsfs
lteberaa in allem Gfen
SHcit &riege nns eriGlyrfln.
Sn Sripulis, ba bombarbiert
Stalien flDtt unb erpebiert
Sn Sdiffen, grpH nnb itarf nmb idJluer
&iel Eauienb Sruppen iiber's M,eer.
ltnb fein Wenidj, id) barf's mol iagen
Wirb cs 81 be5meifeln iuagen
9nl lit China id5ledjt es itcbt,
MiteS brMnter nnb briiber ge9t.
llub in Iegifp iitr,unbr
Sit's aud fein geiesmet Sabr.
3apata anb 8anberas
Trtiben'S b5s, es lit fein Spah.
llnb bes 3e6ens iuenig frpf .
Wtrb her srpke Mabero.
Sa, baS iinb nun ipIfe safen,
Nidts laat iidJ bagegcn MAIDEN
limb ntait tnaft, tits aud so piel
Cute Wtien' 5unt b5fen Spiel.
Spffnmus tuirS ms intmer tuinfen,
60 lang tutr nod 2pne Star trin=
fen,
SDld)' Elm Bier, fiirtuabr, es ihafft
Selbit ais Mtsmut Saft unb 2raft.
Drum beiht bic RarpI' aud bier:
,,Srct Dial bpd1 has 2one Star
8ier !"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
9as Somntasspersm

sssn einer-fleinei1 biaieen ober-
boperii9en Sommerfrii6e idiloert
Elm alter Stalnrngait einem Neuon~
aefonlmenen Die 9iei5e Der @egeno
ugs lit ia tpabr, unter Der @o9e lit
ni6t bel los bier; aber Sonntags,
% balten mir uns oafiir ibaolos.
u9ta, n1o mas n1aden Sic oa2"
yg8ir fobren nad) Wfiinhen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01

Die @ouperneursfollferen5 in
9feip Orleaus emhfieblt ben Gottnn-
pflan3ern Elm Mbfommen 5lt unter-
5eidnen, onrd oas iie ii6 perpflifl=
telL lire oiesi1hrige gmlmpoIle
5uriid5ubolten uno nadites Sabr
meniger @aumpolle 3u pilan5en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01

Cine 9epei6e aus gonitanti-
nopel meloet, 'bie tiirfiihen Sruppen
tno Die Mraber bitten 5tpei Sorts
in Sripolis mie0er erobert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
81. 6. e. Z. 8a6m.

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Anfunft-
SO: 245-gon Souiton uno Netu Or.
lealls ........ -. $40 hadn't
Mo. 241-@ou 9onfton mnb @aIbeiton
20 moraers
Nn. 7-gon Dallas II. Sort @ortb
7:30 morgetis
yso. 235-@om Norben, 7.45 born1itt
20. 1b-Won Waco.. 800 nnhn,
No. 9-|om georoeil. 7:40 aberlbs
Ibfabrt -
so; 246-saad @oriton uno gseip Srz
leans 1920 rnorgens
alo. 10-g2ad benz Norben. .9:O5 born,
No. g. Nah DnIas. Sort @ortb
litlo Waco ........0: 40 abeiros
sto. 236-Nad benz Norben. -. :.
.. ....9.15 nbenbs
9so. 242-aah 3ouiton uno @aIs
nelton .....s......... 10:30 abettos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
8elueis

9bilolog: u@iiien sic aud, oaB
Der beutide Spra4ifat iiber 90,
900 @orter umfaBt2"
9fentier 9udoi6: r0as bab' id
iGpn an meiner 5ran ibren @arbi-
nenprebieteit oenerft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
TUFTS Leber PiIIen

hnlten bas Spiiem In Cr6nuna int
perbinbernben traniheiisn 3ultano be,
seber, ipelHer 2raniGeiten porbereebl.
Gin Verbinderangsmittsl
BON Qopfidmer3en. Gispspiia, Sdipin.
bel, fdledtem Geidmad I'M Munbe
Sobbrennen, belseter 3unee, Mppeiit.
lofgfeit. partleibi9teit unb
Pile biliDlen Qeiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
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900 BORN
Mo. 7-Nad 81 Raio mno Beiten. !.
$3.50 abenbs
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Mnfunff
go. 301-guero, @ictoria. 800 naGm
gio. 303z313-guero, @ictoria.
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so. 304e314-guero, 9ictoria
II 80 aberl6s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-01
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sso. 46-gon &errbiae, nur an 80
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
NEW BLOCK SYSTEM
 NEARLY COMPLETED
Southwestern Makes Change on Line Between BiSbeo
 and Osborn

Quite a stroll for an autumn after noon, is it. from Osborn to Bisbee, not the one that is ordinarily select for an afternoons outing. This was the walk that F. E. King. superin- tendent of this division of the South western, took yesterday. and on his arrival in Bisbee he admitted that he was slightly fatigued.
 Mir King was not on pleasure bent, when he walked from Osborn to Bis bee, nor was it for lack of transpor- tauOn, for his official connection with he railroad makes it unnecessary for him 10 pingie the coin for the pur- chase Of a pasteboard for transporta- ton over his own division of the road. No, it was business that accustomed
 his ambulatOry exercises He was inspecting the new block system that the railroad is installing
 Within a short time the El PasO and Southwestern will introduce the seryice Of a new block system. cleo ! tric and automatic This system is not particularly novel. but is new to this road. and supplants the old sys- | tenn. Mr. King states that it is near | " completed, and to inspect it he
 walked over the section Of the road rom the main line into Bisbee. He
 was well pleased with his inspec | ton and with the system, so far as | it was ready for judgement on his part
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
NOTICES POSTEDl
 PRIMARY ELECTIONS

Notices of the primary election have been posted in the three Bisbee precincts, giving the polling places, judges and clerks The polling slaces in Bisbee will be the fire station, the Allen building and the Johnson build ing
 The polling place fro Precinct No. 1 will be the fire station. and the in- spector for this polling place will be Chas. Holz. The judges will be C. M. Gregovich and John Hill; the clerks, D. Mckenzie and George Stew art
 The polling place for Precinct No. 2 will be the Allen building. The in- speetor will be H. N. Woods; the judges, J. T. Quick and John Hughes; the clerks. A. W. Decker and |. w. Wallace.
 The polling place for Precinct No. will be the Johnson building. The inspector will be L. G. Jackson: the judges. J. s. Williams and R. B. Krebs; the clerks George Crysle1 and Walter Goslin.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
THIS IS SOME SNAKE
 THREE CENTURIES OLD
When He RattIel He Could Be Heard a Mile
 Away

For the following story. the Arizona Democrat with its usual recklessness assumes responsibility:
 All rattlesnake records have been smashed to smithereens. Josbeph sponseior. who lives at the sawmill on the White Mountain Indian reser- vation, recently killed a snake wits l03 rattles. which was as big around as his leg above the knee. Sponse- lor heard the snake rattling three quarters Of mile away from his house and followed the noise until he discovered its source.
 News of the killing of this Brob- dignagian serpent was received here today in a letter from Mrs. Loretta Hanson, of Mesa, % her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Standage Mrs Han son is spending the summer on the reservation and heard of the occur ance through Sponselor,
 One evening Sponselor heard a pc culiar whirling noise which he could not identify. Taking his shotgun. he went out to investigate. He walked three-fourth of a mile before he found where the noise came from. A monstrous snake was angrily shak- ingNa string of rattles more than a foot long
 Sonselor did not wait to find what the snake was rattling about, but blazed away When the huge serpent was dead be approached and was immediately struck by the great number of ratties it had Counting, he found 103.
 The snake was so large and it had so many rattles that it was taken to the trading post and preserved in alcohol. It is still there, the wonder of all who see it. All agree that they have never heard of such a snake.
 Old-timers in Phoenix. who were told this morning of the White noun tain rattler, were naturally a little skeptical If the snake really has t03 rattles. they say it exceeds all re- cords. Vernon Clark says that he heard of one with forty-two rattles Twenty is an unusually high number, found only upon the oldest and lar. gest snakes.
 Mrs. Hanson said in her letter that the rattler Sponselor killed must be over 300 years old Evidently they believe in the White mountains that a snake grows only one rattle in three years. There is a common be- lief that the ratilesnake grows one year, but experts say that this is a mistake Often @ snake will grow several rattles in season, and when the string gets long some are ire quently worn of or lost through ac- cident.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
ALL WRONG.
The Mistake Is Made by Many sisbee
 Citizens.

The Mistake Is Made by Many 7isbee
 Don't mistake the cause of back ache
 To be cured you must know the cause.
 Ii is wrong to imagine relief is cure.
 Backache is kidney ache
 You must cure the kidneys.
 A Bisbee resident tells you how.
 s. Rice. 912. Grand Ave, PhOe nix. Ariz, says
 Two and one half years ago [ gave statement. publicly recommend ing Doan's Kidney Pills and I now gladly confirm all ! then said ih their praise contracted kidney cOmplainr while in the army My back was so painful that | could not stoop or get gp from sitting position without tak ing hold of something for supporc [ was also stiff and lame and there wss soreness across my kidneys The kidney seoreuOns were irregular ia passage. especially al night. and did not rest well. ! finally had the good fortune to learn Of DOaH's Kid rey I'iiiS and procured a DOx Through their use [ was restored Co good health. ' have fhad slight attacks Of my former trouble since then but few doses Of Doans Kidney Pills aI- ways disposed of them"
 For sale by an dealers Price ie cents. Foster -Miiburn Co Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United states.
 Remember the name-Doan's-and tske-no other.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
Eormer superlntenoent Here

Charles Clawson, who was superin- tendent of the Copper Queen mines before Parker Woodman, and who now lives in Los Angeles, was a vis- itor in Bisbee between trains on his way to Mexico mining properties, via El Paso. MT. Clawson looked well and prosperous. He seldom visits Bisbee now, usually going by way of the Southern Pacific to El Paso, but on this occasion he stopped in this city to attend to some business mat ters.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
Defendant Discharged.

Lee Gobovich, night cashier at the Edelweiss cafe. was arraigned before Judge T. D. Burdick yesterday on the charge of disturbing the peace. but the evidence developed the fact that he was merely trying to preserve the peace, using a small piece of rubber hose. In discharging the defendant the court hinted that the piece of hose was entirely too small for the purpose. The evidence also resulted in the ar rest of thee other defendants on the charge of abetting the rough house.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
1esists Arrest

J. Mcintyre. put up a hard figh tn the red lght ds,rct last nght to pre- vent beng taken 70 the city cuartei after he had assaulted two women O. the district with a whisky bottle. He denied the ability Of Officer Brooke to take him. and said that several others had attempted to turn the trick and. failed iu past times After Brooks had knocked his man down four times and been pretty well bruised mp himself Mcintyre capitu lated and accompanied him peacefully to the jail. An over indulgence in red eye was responsible for the ob- suTeperousness of the ultimate pris oner.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
Take Your Choice.

Don't you think. Dr Fourthly." |" said his literary parishioner. that the larger. fuller intellectual life Of the present day. with it's freedom from the baseless fears and super5titions that have kept the human soul in bondage through the centuries. has been a potent agency In bringing about the demonstrated and well es- tsblished increase in the average duration Of human Hfe?~
 70. yes. to be sure" said the Rev Dr. Fourtsly; "and then people take better care Of their teeth nowadays than 'hAv used to. you kno~
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
Planters Arrested.

J. ]. McNeil and D. N Welch were arrested early yesterday morning on the charge of fighting by Night Patrol man Brooks. McNeil paid a fine Of S750 and Welch entered a plea of not guilty. His case will be heard this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
Gun Packer Arrested.

sam Breeding was placed under ar rest yesterday afternoon by Officer Ls.renza Wright on the charge of ear rying concealed weapon. Breeding waa slightly intoxicated and it was re
 ported to the officer that he was look ing for another man. This fact was tipped off to the officers and Breed
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
Auto Hits Bicycle.

An automobile coliided with a bi- cycle below the Lowell bridge on Thursday night The bicycle was badly smashed. but the rider was un- injured. except as 10 feelings After finding the condition of affairs, the driver of the automobile continued on bis way.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
Dance fn schcol.

Young folks Of Blsbee had thelr night Of it last night and enjoyed the occasion to the limit There was a dance given by the High school sehol. aTs in the school building which proved to be one of the most enjoyable affairs possible and marks he begin hing Of the seasons social activities among the younger set.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
Left Town.

it Is believed by officers that Rescue Emerson, the young Los Angeles boy for whom his mother is searching, has left the district. He was seen in Bis bee Wednesday. but thorough search Thursday failed to find any trace Of him.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
Mere Forms.

Why do you always begin a speech Friends and fellow-citizens?' -l don't know" repl'r@ the orator; why do you always bc.ca a letter Dear sir and sign 1t Yours tTuly?"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14

ing's arrest followed. The gun meas ured about Ii inches in length, was a AS csliber and contained two carJ- ridges Breeding will he tried in tho city court this morning
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
Erect New Building

At Johnson Addit oh the founda- ton is being laid fer a new building on the site formerly occupied by the Bauer meat market. which was swA
 away by the flood. Gallagher and Moore are erecting the building. which is to be occupied as a saloon.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
Brief Local Items
very Few cases.

In Lowell yesterday there were but three minor cases, all arising from too free imbibations- The usual fines were imposed by the justice
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
Gets Forty Days

William Dayie, an old timer. was arraigned before Judge High yester- day, on the charge of disturbing the peace, and given forty days. He will probably be taken to Douglas. to work out the sentence on the poor farm.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
Here From Coast.

Chas Clswson. formerly a mining man of this district. but now in the mining business on the coast, arrived in the city yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
Stranger HI

J. r. O'Connor. a stranger who has been in the city for a short while, was taken to the Calumet & Arizona hospital yesterday suffering of pneu- monia.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14

present time, but he is not without nope that tue boses will realize the true situation in time to be saved from utter annihilation at the polls in December.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14

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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-03-02

Dick Ainsworth. a young American
With a rich and indulgent father. spent
much Of his time abroad. Paris being
his fayorite place Of residence. He
was q frequent visitor az the opera and
the theaters. Indeed. they were his
world One night on the stage OF the
Opera comiqne be saw his fate. One
Of the singers. Nile. cloehette Verdier,
was the impersonntion Of modesty. OF
decorum. OF al that is gentle and fem
inine.
Ainsworth requested q theatrical
friend 70 take him behind the scenes
and introduce him 70 the lady. This
was duly granted. and Ainsworth
fornd Nile verdier the same shy.
nnassuming creature she was on the
slage. She was rather petite and
dressed ofi-and usually on-the stage
ia very simple attire. her hair especial
~ being plainly done. When Aims
worth looked Al her admlringiy her
eyes dropped 10 the door and she stood
before him a living statue Of limo
cence
AZ the end Of few months. dur
Ing which Ainsw0rth gave Mile Yer
der an Of bis time that she was
able 70 spare Of her own 20 be with
him. be found himself desperately IN
love with her aud made her q proposal
d marriage Il was accepted. aud
Ainsworth was inordinafely happy. He
told his naneee that Il would not BE-
necessary for her % remain on the
atnge-that bis father was a very rich
man.
Ainsworth senior was but twenty
two years older than Ainsworth junior.
but be had always been very liberal
with bis sou and had told the boy that
when be wished 70 marry be would
provide for him. Il don't wlah you 10
bo IN a hurry 20 get me out Of the way.
Dick the parent had said. I'm good
for twenty o. thirty years yet. but
shall not trouble you because I stili
i've When Ciochegfe asked Dick n
bis father would object 70 bis marry.
Ing one on the stage Dick told her
that hia father had come very near do
ing the same thing himself before b.
married Bis mother.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-03-02
LIGHTNING vERsus sTEAM.
Testing the Telegraph IN the Early
Days Of lie Invention.

Testing the Telegraph IN the Early
Days Of lie Invention.
Years ago. when the electric tele-
graph was n new idea and a mystery
70 the masses, there came trouble one
Saturday night in the Bank Of Eng
land The business Of the day had
closed and the balance was not right.
There was a deficit OF just 200 TWAS
not the money. but the error. that
must be found. For the officers and
the clerks there could be no sleep until
the mystery had been cleared up. All
that night and all Sunday a force Of
men were busy: money was surely
gone from the vaults. but no one could
discover whence.
On the following morning a clerk
suggested that the mistake might have
occurred In packing for the West In
dies some boxes OF specie that had
been sent 10 Southampton for ship
ment. His chief acted on the sugges-
ton. Here was an opportunity to test
the powers OF the telegraph-lightning
against steam. and steam with forty
eight hours the start Very soon the
telegraph asked a man In southamp-
ton, 'sHas the ship Mercator sailedf
The answer came back. Just weigh
ing anchor"
stop her In the queens name"
dashed back the telegraph. ''she is
stopped was returned.
Have on deck certain boxes (marks
given. weigh them carefully and let
me know the result" telegraphed the
chief
This order was obeyed. and one box
was found 20 be somewhere about one
pound and ten ounces heavier than its
mates just the weight Of the missing
sovereigns. "Ail right. let the ship
gog' was the next order.
The West India house was debited
with the Zoo and the Bank OF Eng
land was az peace again.-Harpers
Weekly.