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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-12-29
CHAPTER xVIi.-Continued.

Good" exclaimed the editor.
THAT amt ALL" said Colonel Bill
triumphantly. q got here a signed
paper witnessed before Justice Of the
Peace Jennings, the only one We had,
and signed by me and several other
men, which swears they heerd Bree-
den say his wife killed him and that
they seen this thirty-two bullet took
out Of his breast, the autopsy bein
public like the fun'ral And it's made
out In due form"
It's quite satisfactory" said the
editor, glsncing at It and passing II
over to Shaw.
80 you see we fellers kind o.
thought Fordyce done a mans part in
takin' the blame on hisself and ! al
ways kept these things thought
they might turn up handy sometime"
You did we'll"
And that amt all either" said Col
Bill Hamilton.
What more have you?"
We'll, I've seen the woman. She's
alive yet"
Naturally she must have been or
they couldn't have got this story from
her" was the answer.
Course Well, the end of the
storys this: Them people plunged
south in that blizzard. We looked for
'em In the spring; but never expected
to find their remains, cause II was
more'n human flesh could stand. such
storm as that, and we naturally
s'posed they'd both died and got ct up
by the wolves when they was partly
thawed out But the other night I
was takin' a trip through the tender.
loin-for observation purposes" said
Colonel Bill as the ghost OF a smile
fickered on the face of the night ed.
itor-"and | seen this woman and had
an interview with her. She's plumb
scared TO death. The chief OF police
who got this stun from her s fright.
ened her out Of her boots. But I. bein'
an old friend OF hers, managed to
calm her down, and ! got her to give
me her stSry. She's always been sor.
ry that she served Fordyce the way
she { ne.
Il don't know how II is. but some
ho$A got at the good side OF her.
You see these women are going
straight 20 hell pernaps-although I
Amt got no inside Information as to
that-but however low they Kit and
however bad they are. there's always
soft spot In EN- somewhere. They're
women still. And l guess must'ye
touched the soft spot in her somehow
or other: for she told me the truth
At any rate she confessed the whole
thing 20 me, and she said furthermore
than when them two was goin' south
In the storm. her horse fell down and
died. and that Fordyce got OF his
horse and che mounted Il. and he
walked hissef hanEin' 10 the saddle
strap. and she said that seoin' that
the rsH1sinin' bronco was gfvin' out
too. she showed Fordyoe down and gal
loped away and left him. Ard Tot
her signature TO a paper confessin' T."
Again Colonel Bill had recourse TO
the tin box.
Here II ls Now n them don't
make a complete case for nv old
friend. don't know what else 10 do '
Where's the woman7" asked the
editor. after be had examined the last
paper that Colonel BiIl had submitted
Well. you won't nnd her," said the
aid minsr sloyy. She's pulled W
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-12-29
Small Comfort.

You seem cross. Pillsey."
so | am. A fellow called me a
born idiot today"
That's nothing 10 worry about /
think IL was very considerate OF him
TO blame II on your ancestors"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-12-29

Even II anybody accidentally hap
pened TO save lite money Christ.
mas or birthdays or something like
that would come along TO burn Il up.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-12-29

The Chicago Fire could have been pre-
vented with one pail of water. but the
water was not handy. Keep bottle of
Hamlins Wizard Oil handy and prevent
the fiery pains Of inflammation.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-12-29

A man may be member OF the Elks
and wear an overcoat with fur col.
lar and still not be an actor.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-12-29

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softeus the gums, reduces innamma
ton, allays pain. cures wind collie, 25c "a bottle
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-12-29

The man who believes isDorancs 10
blias. isn't wise" u bis own folly.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Trading I'm tho market for outside secuIl-
ties was of a light character, with tls Ell sen
eral tone irregular. American lG snd
after decline OF 8 points. recoverCe,ooi C,oioago a
advanced to ii2 on heavy buylns. ,.chsses
Intercontlnental Rubber was up aiu. sa
fraction: Manhattan Transit was I IN
STANDARD OIL ISSUES were unchahsSu' ras
the mining list small fractional cma w.
were the rule. with some pressure III "a 20
Central. which eased off about es' butuo
Coalition was steady Greene-C Canaht,a, AZ
spiration and Braden moved Wltnm orn
small fraction. The silver ISSUE Ia
quiet and irregular. Kerr Lake dhp hp.ds
Rose Consolidated were down "a SoIino ne
were quiet and about steady. petalieu W
erations follow,
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

london, Nov. s--Consols for money DE-.
clned to-day 10 IS Ills. compared with :,
yesterday and ~ 7-l6 on Monday bur they
closed at 7S7s a net decline of :, for tts
day. Consols for the account closed az ~
Canadian Pacific advanced "a points ~
2i5&. Grand Trunk advanced 4 10 rs, and
Anaconda was unchanged AT E7is
The general carry-oyer occupied at'ess
tion of dealers on tho Stock Exchange and
trading was light Copsols declined again.
the pending big capital ISSUES inducing
profit taking. Home rails were generally
better. diamond shares We're in demand
and mining stocks were firm.
American securities were quiet. with
prices a fraction over parity during the
forenoon The New York opening came un-
favorable, and values sagged during tbs
late trading. The market closed easy.
Money was firmer. Discount rates were
steady
Paris. Nov. 5.-Three per cent rentey
closed 10 centlmes above yesterday AZ p
francs IS centimes. Prices were higher On
TIE Boursa.
.rfi' ,sf
Berlin. Nov s-Trading was quiet and
prices were steady on the Boerse to-day.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
TIE Iron Ago, saYs:


Rail buying for 1872 has begun IN earnest
in the past week. and active contracting
IS expected 20 follow Burlington has c..
dered 2goeo tons Of open hearth rails from
Gary II IS reported that the Great North
ern will buy 10 90 IONS. and a. Heretofore.
the order is expected 10 go 20 TIE Buffso
mill The November ! blast furnace re-
turns indicate a slowing down IN tho lattcr
part of October In the rate OF increase m
pig iion production-an increase thar hsS
been under wav since July. The October
output Of coke and anthracite pig iron V0S
2l12.1H tons. or 67,Sll tons day. rs com.
Pared with $3.50 tons day in September.
one less furnace was active on November
! than on October l. but. owing 70 the
larger capacity Of the furnaces blown ont
than OF those blown in last month tho &C.
tive capacity ar the opening OF this month
was 66SlS tons q dav. against ,tS tons
day on October / The rate OF production
November I was thus coo tons a dav less
than for the whole month Of October
Accompanying the continued increase m
pig iron production there has been a reduc-
ton IN stocks. but contrary 10 tho ordlnarv
effect Of such a proof Of enlarged Consump-
tiou the market for merchant iron has been
steadily weaker. Ths increased consump'
tiou has been so largely on steel works AZ
count that buyers of foundry iron have r.
terpreted the conditions as giving th4H
license 70 put eff buying. This decision ts
weak attitude Of sellers, as much as srE,,
thing else, has encouraged. The Cent,al
West has been of late the centre ot dis
tUrbance in pig iron prices.
Finished material quotations. notably
steel bars. structural shapes and plates no
longer arc Welding readily 20 pressure o.
competition among the mills for tcnasgH
This Is one Of tho most encouraging de'
yeorments since the advent ~ the pres
ent declining market and indicates ne,
manufacturers are at least making de'
termined stand against lower prices wnlcn
will force them over the cost line lhS
general volume of business is rot dlSpS,
ing any marked increase. but the unnVei
orders OF the United states steel CorporS--
ton for October will show some incref'
over Sertember The railroads have cief
ly launched into a rail buyine movemSt
covering their requirements for III. Y
livery and. In the case OF sOpercQ V.
Southern railroads, for shipmen- DUNG ps
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

The foreign exchange market opened
steady. with cables quoted At 4.S7&O44.SIS5,
demand sterling at 4So2oG 1885, sixty-day
bills a. AS3SQA ASSa, and the ninety-day bills
at 4S24Ou4S2le. Short francs wero Jl6's,
Plus 1-22. and short rcichsmarks 9i,s, less
I-S2 The market was firmer IN the after
noon. showing an advance of points from
the opening Gables were quoted at 4.S'5oQ
{ $40 demand sterling az LSS.50i.H and
siXty-day bills at 4S365UAS37i. Short francs
held around 5167s plus 1-"2, and short
roichsmarkS 95is less l-3-Q S5i.
Rnnker., nosinl ratoS follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09

Prices were gradually recednS on IN"
Exchange throughout the ses,,
sion. Floor sentiment was bearish silo
there was large short selling for proIe'S,--
sional account There was also hehV!
profit taking by traders who hsd dOIu,aCG IoG
ing which nad touched high early IN IN, me
day OF liSa,. against = New York STOCK rA- ,e2
change high OF liS5s. sold down 1870. to In.
cot ae Low. ae f7Ss. against 6712. and ST. Pau,
rs low as 1855. against 1099.. but steel
common did not sell under - agains.
sag. and Union Pacific under l6S'3' against
1sN notnilcd cperations follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

The following securities were sold yests''
day at auction at the Exchange saiesroo"
by Adrian ". Muller 6 Son
By order OF executors and trustees jsres /"
Glare. attorney No lS5 Brcadway. New i'>
900 shares Empire Tin Mining Company =,
600 shares New York and Cobal1- Mln~-xs,,
in" Company lot ..-.-.-.-. .-.....- -'. Il
SO shares Poto Mines and Power CORPORA a
iions lti ts..tss..s.' D.. Y
Receipt and voucher for 5000 sh1fes \
Brown Wire Gun Company stock tp %
exchanged Tor COO shares lntcrra' nsi a
Ordnance Company stock; lot.....,....- ~
By order 'of eNscutor.
1000 shares Alaska Cold syndicate CON a.,
pany. lot Observation-Disclosures. ..tt-.t. FN
For account ~ whom " may concern.
SO oo0 Security Investment Company ~
Pittsburgh bond purchase certificates
Issued bv the standard Trust Cor.nan'.
100 shares Northern colorado Power . IA
Company preferred: lot ...... .......-- - ~"
10 shares Long Island Loan snd rus D..
Company ............. ..........-.. 80"
10 shares Riverside Collateral Company e
common. Tot ......... ..-....s.. ...s.f Y
90 shares Mechanics and Metals Natonsi sS,.
Rank ...........-......... ..3 ,.ii - 80
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MAPKET.--Noney on call opened
et 2is Der cent. highest II per cent. low
est. 81 per cent. closing. "a per cert. rul-
tng rate. p per cent Time money was
easier ard quotations we're reduced per
cent The supply was ample 10 MI the
light demand Rates. 3A032 per cent f"r
ei,ltv davs, Gia03s4 Per cent for ninety DAYS
20 SIX months. Mercantile paper vas sun
eI1nI per cent for sixty 70 ninety days
endorsed bills receivable and choice four
~ six months single names. iicg5 per cent
<,-
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-BoS par,
chicago, 10 premium: New Orleans. COM
rnerci9i e5c discount, bank 81 premium; 50.
louis. -l0c discount bid, &c discount asked;
MINNEAPOLIS poe premium. Charleston, Duy .
ing mar. selling 1-l0 per cent premium;
san Francisco, sight 2iac, telegraph &C.
BANK CLEARINGS.- New York, OK
changes S4i7.I4.9S7 balances $Iil9,959; Bos
ION. Exchanges 500. .257.li9. balances $2,0ol.-9i.
Baltimore. exchanges $LSlJ.li5, bs lanceS
si.C75lO0. Chicago. exchanges S71,9l0S S9i, bal
ances A3il,2-9
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar sill
Vor. SOC. Mexican silver dollars. i5c. Bar
silver in London closed at = 5-l6d.
GOLD PREMITM-In Madrid, %, Lis
bon. go
MEXICAN E%CHANGE.--MoNi ea-
chsnEe on New York is quoted a. Nlic
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following we're the last actual SAFES
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there we're no transactions yes'er-
ca,. IN ,be New York stock Exchange;
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
iterest to bA adj
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED bv J. Thomas Reinhatdt. 40. ~, 20
traad street New York: No. - Deyonshfs
street. Boston. and No. l6 King street west
lau9ld1
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Head g. Co. No ~ Broad
street New york;
LNND STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09

Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $3.50 a year.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
A-crved interes, to be

Furnished bv ". y Coler & CO. 40 81 Cedar
street
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

1910 1909
2S3 S2l .OS5 O0S Si3. 433. POS
093 JS1.39l 4ZJ 522 800 4uJ
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
INDUSTRIAL.
RAILROAD.
MINING.

o5 Am u E. Trac .29t 2ot Hi
500 Chicago sub.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
CHICAGO STOCKS.
Furnished bv curtis ( Sanger No. - Wall
street,
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles - Barney s Co. 10. p
Broad street New York. and No. IL south
Ath street. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
MINING,
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

Furnished r. Frederic II Hatch { Co Ns7r
York and Boston,
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
BOND MARKET SALES.

To sales for @ dP to g S s sTs GSPgfd @ @ n % 3 Sofd @ @
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
IRON TRADE CONDITIONS.

Berlin. Nov s-Trading was quiet and
prices were steady on the Roersc today.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Boyer Grisvold Co. 20. AZ
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing lell-27)

FURNISHED b. STartwout & Arpenzellar. 70 a.
Pine streetD
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS S

Rtd Asked
al. IN
New-York tribune., 1911-11-09
SUNDAYS NEW.YoRK TRIBUNE

Totsi sales Of bonds. ;3.no.5oo
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-22

Das aomite tpiro ieoenfaas, inn
leine @utoritat feit5uitelen, sm ben
@eri9ten eeben miiiet. 8is iest
bot IS nod INNER se5ogert. ober
ireeno ettpos mlB seideben iouit
miro Die nit 10 sroBem 2drm oll-
gefniioigte llnterindune gu reincr
5orce. giel mebr lit tie a11d) ieet
ibon nidt. 9enn bon elmer 10
parteiii1 gefubrten nnteriud)ung
fam fem perniinftiser Menid e;n
pertrauenspiir6iges grgebnis er-
marten. Die fam mir Champagne,
Moteriol liefsrn, mas ia aud ibr
urlpriingliber 3med lift. @ebt sic
3arteilidfeit oo1 10 meit, oab SOS
Senatsfomite Den Mnti's cine Ser.
tretllng onr1 einen Mnpalt perpei-
CERT bat.
Das mihtislte grei9nis Der 800
DIE iuar Sic freimiuiee 3eudnisab-
gabe Safe @oIters' Dor Dem Inter
iudungsfomtte oes Sauies. ga mir
an anoerer Steae ieine M~usiagen
ausfiibrlid bebanoelt baben, bral.e
den mir bier .nidt naber auf lie
einaugeben. Muh er bat niele Sra.
gen niht beantmortet, Die an i'm
geiteat pur6en.
@roBes @ufieben bat cine De-
6miptung Sterling IS. Stron's, ci-
nes Der bosartigiten uno gebdiHg.
item Brobibitioniiten in unierm
Staate, semoft. Gr idgte, oie gn-
ti's batten ieiner3eit mdbreno oes
Samples gegen oie Submiiiion eli
men Sonos bon $4,000 aufg.
bradt, INN Spreder aenneop gu
Dablen, uno ieien geatuungen getue-
len, 5uei Senatoren gu fa.fen. Oie-
lie unberidamte 8G5auptung, bie
Strone ieoenfaas our6 nidts be-
ueiien fam, bot Senator @atfon
peranlaBt einen ibarfen Yroteii
I'M Seatat gu erIoiien un6 Die Ste
prdientanten 9erren uno Siu, 8e-
ihluiie i'm 9auie ei~iisubringem oie
cine unteriudung perlangen.
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iheinen BON Matplins so. GoIquitr,
einem Sobn oes Go~uperneurs, Scr
ols Setter oes Bureau fir Me6ner
Der Mnti's, fungierte, Dor Dem 2o-
mite. Der lunge golquitt iagtc.
oaB er oieie Stele geeen ben
@iIlen ieines 8aters angenommerl
babe. Ct babe nur ieine MusIagcll
eriest erbalten. Mud iei er nid,t
beredtist eepeien @eonern ettpas
anoeres gu beriprehen aIs oen Or
iae ibrer MusIagen. Der iunsa
Wann madte audi intereiante Mit=
teilungen be5iisIid Der Champagne
feines @aters. CT iagte, es iei oa=
mails Elm Sonos BON $4,000 fir
Die Champagne ieines 8aterg aufge-
6radt moroen bod batten tpeocr
Gorporationen nod 9rauer nod,
@etrdnfebdnoIer gu inn beige.
lteuert.
Mud oas @ri6einen oes friiberen
Yerfiderungs aommiiidr 2ope Dor
Dem 4omite mar beabtenspert. 81
beitritt Ole 8ebauptung @oIters',
oaB er ben Mnti's feline gienite ole
Hatgeber ongeboten babe. Seine
Musiagen b%eranlnBten Ieioer Die be-
odlernsperte S3ene I'M Drisfia-&r-
tel. I0er Die mir an anberer StcI
le beridtet bdben.
Cont lit niffs Defenders Snterei.
Iantes porgefomnten.
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Man beabiidtiat. auf uni

utdH peaOlluHgI, dur unlerel
oiesjabrigen 4usfteaune eiilt
~Snno Sbom" 81 peranitaIten, b. y
cine ausiteaung Der 8ooenarte:l
uniereS Staates, Der Yro6ufte, Der
neutrality-suspicious., Der Bemiil.
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DIE BON e~rfabrenen 2euten in Mm,
griff genommen un6 NIT Dem @ciI
uno Der Mrbeit nidt geipart miro,
Damn fam etrpas SfJ0nes u. @ert.
uoaes gu Stanoe fommen. @ir
furhten aber, man miro uieoer il
eine balbe Yfuiderei 5u 8ege brin.
gen, mie bel unfern beriibmter
Gountp : @usitellingen uno 81
miro's better, man lieBe Die 5ade
bleiben.
Gin 4omite Der 8erar COUNT
SigbDaD 2eague bat am Montae
nit benz Wnpor fonferiert uno Der.
ielbe bat ben Blan, bic Straben all
Soften Der Mnmobner nit Del Be.
iprengen gu laiien beiseitimmt.
@ir MAIDEN nohmaIs msf oas
aon5ert m1fmerfinm, Dos De,
Beethoven : Wdrnprfor Samftns
abeno in ieinem @arteu gieh uitf
BEL Dem Der o9teberfrans", oar
uGrobiinn" uno Der vS. y. Mdt.
nerhor" mitipirfen. Dos Aonserl
peripridt zines Der ihonften All
tDeroen. Die iet 2angem bier gege.
ben iino.
@err Conrad 5laig, Der Be.
fannte 8au : lnternebmer, lit bon
leiner Reiie nod europa iebr befr;e.
oist auriifgefebrt.
4inftig ion bier ieoen Mona.
cine VorIeiung iber @eiunobeits.
pflege. Smitatsmeien, SospitaIeirt.
rifttngen II. I. 10. sebaIten tperoen
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ausfidt genommen.
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wrnnSsiasatams lIetertraaMusen

q. s. Relums u1b Srau an Grid
Wenaer IT,, 91.63 Ifer Qnnb mt
1921 Mder Qaab; $11,472.
8. Sbertpoob mn0 Sran an Srai
gtrnie anb nnb 6rau Sarab &ab
@runbifiid an Der Sberman SfraBc'
$40 u. q.
@. W. Seott unb Srau an @eorss
R. 9ieb, @runbitiid an Der @elt.
SouIton Gtr.; $4,000.
Qafebietp Sotpriite Company an s
W. Uerharb, @runbitiid in Der Cafe.
bietp Mbbition; $3.50.
gerreG @eu COMPANY an Srdnces
@eftboff. @runoihid IN Gan Sole
$500.
gbolpb $. 9biel uno Sran an q. q
grofpn, @ruubfiid an Der Sbabci
Ctr; $3.50.
q. g. 0tapp an Srau 5enrietts
Baben, 8rinoitiid an Der Weft SoDil'
ion StraBe; $4,000.
gbas. alfreb 9nesIiu an 8. 9. Der
rim. @runbitiid an Der @iHion ctr.
$3.50.
Gnton 5rbler an @uitap Shramrn
@runbitiid IN Der Grafton Strabe
81 II. u.
5. 6. 8aliton unb Srau an Sran;
6. Groos, Bnr. Nubreb uno g. W
8albfpin. 9ruitees. 170.17 Idel
aanb; $3.50. +
Geo. q. Qotutber an $. SO. Mbrens
2 9der 2anb; $3.50 II. q.
gbiparb SodJ uno Srau an 8ran5 z
Groos, @m. anbrep unb G SO. 8tlb
min. Sruitses, All ader Ganb; $2335.
Grid Renaer Fl. an Z. s. Nellims
uno Srat. $50 ader Qono; $t7.27l
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Z 5.

Ms Sberiff @eiiiger in @icto-
ria Wontag morgen, ben i'm Oorti-
gen gountpgefdngnis iisenoen Sio-
nep 9. Dabis, Ser nngeflagt lit, GER
Deputp : Sberiff aibbe in Sorotrc,l
eridoiien gu baben, mad Dem &c.
riht bolen moute, fano ser, oaB ga.
rig Sen Gingang gu ieiuer 3ellc
berbarrifaoiert batte. @eiiiger En-
5mang iih Den Gintritt, ipuroe ater
BON 9apis angeeriffen. Der Wonr
lhleuoerte einen i6meren ainnerer
Frinfbeder nod Dem Sberiff nnS
als oas @urfgeihoB fem 3iel ner-
feblte, bieb er ibm init einem Snip
pei, ben er iid) aus einem 8eien,
iiel gemabt bate, iiber Den &opf.
Weiiiser itiirate auf Ole anie, 81.
big mari iid mie Elm &aienoer nui
i'm unb' brahte linn mebrere &rab.
tuunoen i'm @eii6t BEL. @liidIihor
@eiie famen iest Die Deputy
Sberiffs 9u6ler un6 SaenS berbei
uno ben orei Mdnnern gelang %,
ben @efanseiten gu ubermdltigen.
gr muroe bann nod Dem @eriht
gebradt, MOO feline 9iirgihaft aui
$4,000 feitgeIteut ipuroe. Dor eini-
gen Tasen purbe Dabis auf ieinen
8eiites5ultano bin nnteriuht, aber
fir 5urednunssfabig erfldrt, baupt
iadli6 aif bic @usiagen @eiiiger's
hin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-22
StabtratsucrbanbInaesK
Montoq nohmittoa tp11r

UeuHIdg f1ddmtIlqg mur0e nur
elite iebr fur5e Staotratsfibune al.
eebolten. Mnn bate ge9laubt. oai
Dies cine Sibune bon GROCER @id-
tigfeit peroen ipiiroe, neil Die So
lar @ngelegenbeit in ibr geregeli
neroen ioae. Wapor gaaaeban mar
ertra BON Sarpon beraufgefommen.
UNI in ibr ben 8oriis au fiibren. 60
muBte es poiIieren, oaB M
herman 2ipscomb nidt CUR red.
ten 3eit eintreffen fonnte, nm an
ibr teiIaunebmen. Mlberman Sips.
combs 8otum gebraudte ober oie
Gaaagbm=Bartei, INN oie SaIGr-
Sroinon5 our Mnnabme au brinaen.
Obne i'm fonnte sic Code nidl
seregelt tueroen. 9Iio puroe aui
Mntrag bon Mloermm Mauermanr
Die 8%eriammlune big gum Mitttucdj
na6mittog bertagt.
Sn Der fur3em Sieune murbe
auBer Der @nnabme bes 9rotofoGs
nid)tS erleoigt. 3ablreide Betitioner
gingen Elm unb purben Der, betree
fenben apmites iibermieien. Gin.
Ginlaoung 5ur Seilnabme an Dem
Seisug am &rbeitertag muroe an
genonmen. Die Sanit1tsbeboroe
madte ben 8oridlag, BOB Die 90
nitats : Snipeftoren fiinftig Uni.
form tragen ioGten. Gs miiroe ons
ieoenfaas eine iebr proftiihe Gin.
ri6tmna iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-22
Dreifia SATIRE suiammem.

3Oi1brtges 3ufanmnenlein be-
aftet oies, tpie Der @ert ODER oie
@ertloiigteit zines Mrtifels geitanb
bnt ODER riidt. gs lit fein Matiel in
per Musiage bon Ebos. 4riB, gon-
CORD, Mif., pelder idreibt: SD
gebraude Or. Sings SEEM Discovery
felt 80 Sobren, 6as bette mir be.
fannie Mittel fir 9niten uno grfal-
tungen." ginmal i'm Saule einge'
fiibrt,. bleibt es. 8iele gebraudten
es 40 Sabre lang. unfeblbare
sails. uno 2ungen : Meoi5in uni
unerreiht fir Ga Grippe, aitbma.
Sap-feper, 4euhbuiten uno 2ungen'
ent5unoung. Yreis SOC uno $t.0O.
probeflaide fret. @arantiert bel al
len 0ruaailten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-22
Mrs. insIow's Soothing Syrup

Set uber fiinf5ie Sabren bon
Niaionen bon Miittern fir ihr.
ainoer init benz beiten @rfolge beinl
3abnen gebraudt. gr berubigt Dos
Sinh, ertpeidt 6as 3abnfIeiid nni
hilbert Die S6meraen; beilt aud
@inofolif uno lit 6as bette Mitt.l
BEL 9iarrboe. l1eberan bel oen @po'
tbefern gu baben. Graet na6 Mrs.
@insIom's Sootbing 5prup uno
nebmt nidts an6eres. IS Gents oie
1Iaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-22
Gin aSnia auf Meiitu

iett DIE ean8e Belt in's @eipr1h
aber Yaul MatbuIfo bon Buffalo,
%. g., iaet, er boIie ben 46nie oil.
Ter 2oriermitteI ftets sn Sanie =
nlinlid) Or. Sings Weue 2ebens,
piaen = uno oaB iic cine 8oltot fir
feline gauge Somilie ieien. 4urieren
Magenbeihmeroen, aopfpeb nnS
unDeroaulidfeit. Nur 25c BEL al.
len Druggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-22
Bonn &aIernenhofe

unteroffi8ter: .GS lit unglaublit.
mie idlnpp Ser 8erI mieoer oo-
itebtl Cine Shlatmiise tit oaS ROT
ne G~idbornfen oagegen."
@efiibI fam man erbellf)elr,
Beritan6 nt6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-22

uno in oidell 5loden bonn Simmel
berab uno i6ihtete fid Dor Dem
SenIter iait bis gu balber 9heiben-
bobe al,f 6ris batte De berabge-
%bronnten 2ifter BEG GbriitbanrnS
mlsgeloidt; sic grim beihirmte
2ompe, Die nuf Ger 9ommooe itanb,
perbreitete cine traulibe Selle i'm
3immer6en, uno aus Der 8snih.
bonle ftieeen loneiam lidte uno
ouftenoe @olfhen 5ur 0ede auf.
(Gortietuua folot.)