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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-05

dung ~eingeleitet moroem INN feltSu-
iteaen Oh Die Maiienpergiftung c1o
Der ourd iie perurlabte Sob bon Der
Wteniden auf Sabrlaiiigfeit ooer
@erbrehen auriid5ufibren lit.
Mnf Dem &egierungsbampfer
uStreme" bat ii6 in Der Stepniser
9u6t ndbreno elmer Snipeftions.
fabrt cine perbdnenispoue &eiie(
@rploiion ereignet, melhe niele
Wenidenleben gum Spfer foroerte.
&esierungsbourat Sleiinsfn @opi-
tan 2aabs, Matroie 9erntien, TO-
mie Die Maidiniiten Ser3fp uno
Sdroeoer uno Der Sei3er @neipid
muroen ouf Der Steae setotet. 9rel
anoere 8erionn muroen ibner Der.
lest.
Sn Dem 0orf 8eibmaIier in
Der idleiiihen Oberlauiie bat, mie
BON BORT genleloet miro, ein Meiien.
Der Gonlens 8irfe inn 3uItono Ser
3runtenbeit ben Boli6iiten Sobe cr-
ihoiien.
= SSu Monoiee, Oberoiterreif, 1T
Der befannte oeutIde Siibrer Or.
Mor @enser, meld)er lanse Sabre
Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ongebort
botte. aus Dem 2ebeu eeidieoen. @r
erreidte Elm Sitter BON breillnoiie6
8ie Sabrell. Sod big in Die Iebte
3eit bate iib Or. Wenger an Den
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-05

lid gleid bleibt nno oeutide gil.
Dung in%sbeionoere i'm iiiooitlidcn
europa unb &fien (Sapon) u.le
ord mieoer in Imerifo, aus Dem
Der 3ugang etua Dor einem Sobr=
5ebnt nodlieB, an Inieben immer
mebr getpinnt. Qlls Mlien, oelien
8frtreter iibermgeeeno iopaniide
Wteot5iner iino, bat iid Der 3ugars
b%erooppelt, aug Amerifo (ltnions=
ltoaten) inoeiien aber nur penia ae-
boben, obmoI Die oeutiden timber.
1itoten iebt au6 ousl1noiiden
Srouen 5ugdneli6 iino uno in Sic
lem CONNER etpa so @merifone.
rtnnen bon oieiem &e6te @ebroud)
gema6t boben.
145 (125l Gumdnien t43 (SC),
@redenlonb 81 (45), Serbien 81
(62), 2%nrenburg 81 (37), ser Sir.
fei IS go, Sronfreid 81 (5ol.
Stolien 35 (42), oen Ni~eoerlanocn
50 (5f), Sdneoen uno 0ortpeecn
20 (43), Sponien 80 (15), 8cl-
glen Is 49, 9Gnemorf 10 o.,
@uf Ole ein5elnen Stuoienfdder
perteilen iid oie Musldnoer mie
folgt: Weoi5in ituoiert Die sr0Bte
Sell, ndmlid 1922 (por flint Sab
rem 1001l Bbiloiopbie, Bbilologie
ODER @eididte 913 (s91), MatLe=
motif una Observation-Disclosures 556
(6s7A Observation-Disclosures uno
2anomirtidaft 544 (484), 8e6ts=
miIieni6oft 440 (526), epangeliife
Gbeologie 1856 (206), fatbolii6e
Sbeolosie 27(3D 3qbnbeiIfunbe
81 CD, Bbarmaaie 10 G6), n1le
Soritmii1enidaft 80 (14). Die me:-
item 4usldnoer befinoen ii6 an Der
uniperiitat Ser 3ei9sbauptftaot.
ndmli6 1882 (morunter 147
Srauen), Miinden 5ablt TAG, 2eip-
gig 634, SaIe 275, SeioeIberg 28t,
@onigsbera 1874 (fait ausi6lieBlid)
&uiien), @ottineen 159, Sreiburg
145, StraBburg 124, 8reslau 1872,
Sena 1870, 9onn 1877, Morburg 81
@ieBen 60, grlaneen SO, @iir5burg
80, 4iel SO, @reifsmalo go, Sii
bingen %, &oitod % uno Miin1ter
10. @ie abiolut, 10 bot audi rela-
tib, 5. +. i'm 8erbdltnis our eigenen
Stuoenten5iffer, oeraeit bie reids=
bauptitdotii6e l%tniberfitdt sic mel
item Iusldnoer, 1ldmlih 1873 Bro-
gent; oonn folgen 2eip5ig nit 1870
Bro5ent, @onigsberg nit 12,t 8ro=
sent, Seioelberg nit lis, Solle
NIT 1913, Wiinbeu nit 1O,1, Got-
tingen nit GA, Sena NIT 6.3,
StraB6urg NIT 60. grlangen mil
5,3, Sreiburg u1o 8reslau nit lie
A. @ieBen NIT 4,6, Marburg init
3,6, Bonn NIT 80, @ir5burs nit
81 @reifsmdo nit 2,5, @oltod
init "a, Riel nit 1,9, Subineen nit
1,3 uno 8ulest Miinfter nit O,5.
SIN Durhidnitt Ser uniperiitdten
betragt Der @nteil Der Musldnoer
oieien CONNER 718 b. $. geeen rs
I'M 8oriabr nno 8,6 Dor flint Sab
rem. 8on ben 1872 auslGnoilden
Srauen, Ole on ben preuBiihen
llniberiitdten eingeidrieben iino,
fommen aus 3uBlano 81, Mmeri-
ia 81, Oeiterrei6 l1ngarn %.
england 10, @umdnien 6, Ser
Shmei5 5, ben Mieoerlanoen A.
@iien (Sapan) 8, 9ulgarieiL Ser
bien uno Stalien lie 2 unb Sronf-
reid, Spanien, Normegen uno gfu-
itralien lie l.. @iepiel ausIGnoiide
Oamen an ben nibtpreuBii6en I'M.
periitdten ituoieren, lit niht gu err
mitteln, oa MIR 9iibineen uno Sic
Ben uber Ole NationalitGt ibrer
Stlaoentinnen @ngaben peroffentll=
den.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-05
Observation-Disclosures

Wieoer Grmarten bot Der Staat.
rat um Montag cine Sisuns abge-
bolten. gs geidab oies, pie ben
ftd[lpertretenbe Mapor Nihter iag.
fe neil mebrere Aldermen ~perreiieu
ipoHten uno m6breno bes iibrigen
Tells Der @ohe nidt IN Der Stab
lem tDiiroen.
Gs pproen einige midtige Mngc-
I~egenbeiten erleoigt. Cine Orbinm3
wlir6e angeromulenL Die $45, 540.8l
betpiligt, Inn Die @eb6lter Der
ft1btiiden Mngeiteqten uno Mrbeiter
fir ben Monat auguit gu ~be8abien.
Die GtnotrGte 8oDnton uno ubl
ftimmten gegen Die Sroinan5 Die
Stootrdte 4ennep, 2mbert, 2ips-
comb, 2ucas, Wauermam, Menger
iin6 @idelnno ltimmten fir iie; Die
Gtnbtrate Gtepes uno 5indam ma.
rem uidt antDeieno.
alderman DoDnton bradte einen
8efHIuB Elm, Der oarauf binaielt,
bob ben Mrbeitern ibr @ebalt no,
9entlid ~aus6e8oblt uiro. Or iagte,
oieie podentIide aus8ablung iei
totipenoig, oamit bic arbeiter ib-
rem Derpflihtungen ben 2ebensmit.
tel : @erfdufern eegeniiber na6
fomInen fonnten uno ben @u6e
germ unb oQonn Sbarfs~ niht in
bic @6nbe gu fallen braudten. Gie
8eit Spiihen ben 3obltagen lei 5u
lang, ieste Serr 9opnton bin5r.
puS alderman aenneD gu Der ge.
merfung beronlaBte: .@er lit
idyuIo ooran?" Der antraa tuuroe
bonn e~initimmig angenommen. Sot.
fentlib fommt es 81 oieier m06ert.
Iiden 2obn : Mus5ablung; Mapor
Galagban BOT oieie m0dentIiden
Mus5dbIuneen fdon Dor mebrcren
Subren eingefiibrt, in 5olge Der
Gtreitigfeiten iiber Die Sol1r : BE.
pinigungen muBte man NIT ibnen
aber tpieoer dufb6ren.
Der Gtdbtrat nabm ferner cine
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-05
Mrs. insIoW's Soothing Syrup.

Set iiber fiinf8ig Sabrem Dor
Wiaionen BON Miittern fir ihr.
9inoer nit Dem belten grfolge beinl
3abnen gebraudt. gr berubigt oas
Sinh, ertpeidt oas 8abnfleiid UNI
hilbert Die S6mer3en; BELT aud
8inofolif uno lit has bette Mittsl
bel 9iarrboe. l1eberan BEL BEN Mpo.
tbefern gu baben. Sragt nod Mrs.
WinsIom's Sootbing Syrup uno
nebmt nidts amberes. % Gents oie
TlaIhe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-05

er 5ogernb, Der @ebanfe lit gut,
i'd neroe mir i'm einmal iiberlc-
gen."
gorntela unterbra6 i'm nit Ell
mem mibiam unteroriidten SubeI
uno umidluns feline Sdultern.
~@i6t iiberIesen = nidt iber-
legen!" rief iie. u46gema6t : ab-
oemo6t! SIR @las, Sris = mir
poaen anitoBen auf Die gemeiniame
Nrbeit! Sling fling = 0, mie oas
Hang! Das NOR Elm gutter Son =
oas beoeutet @liidl ltno paiien Sic
onf: i6 bring Sbnen oud mirflid)
Slid Scum aber nod ems, Sris!
Sinter ben @uIiiien nennt iid,
ades n9u" 10 miiiien Mrs
ouf boltenl Sd min Sic gu nenl
men, nno Sic iollten eeraoe 10 ia
gent 0as uSie" flinet 10 iteif, 10
baBli6, 10 eoritiel Sofa : iesl
miro griiberIdoft getrunfen! Mber
bait oo, erit bon eieBen! 90,
Den einen Irm INN oen anoern, nno
nun ansgetrunfen big auf Die Sea-
g%elprobe!".. Sic leerte oas @Ios
nit tiefen 3iigen; in ibren @ugen
5eigte ii6 Elm b~erIbmimmenber
S6immer, oonn la6te iie mi
uno mur6e .unmittelbar oarauf tief
ernit. nSrit", .fliifterte iie unS
neigte ii6 Dor, Nun miiiien mir
ltns fiiiien, FONT it's ni6ts &ehts
Inn unire griioeridoft. &omn1
ber!"
sic martete nidt ob, oob CT
aafitmao, = ltano ielbit auf Iegte
ibre Mrme in enger 8eriblinslna
I'M feline S9ultern nno fiiBte i'm
longe uno innig. ST aber riibrte
iih ni6t, oenn mie in iiiBer, mon.
niger uno geoanfenleerer 8et1l.
bung bingen feline 2ippen an ibrem
Wunoe.
ginige Gage ipater puroe Sris
ell piel in Der @elt umbergereiiter
Brief nj oas @ous eebradt. gr
trug ben 8oltempel @ien uno Die
aufidrift: uSerrn 5ris Sieoler, BEL
&errn @rafen aolpin.0 eeienboft
Berlin, Stiiler StraBe 49," Dieie
aoreiie mar altsgeltriden uno oor-
inter nit 8elnpels unperfelinbqren
a%rabenfiiBen Ole 8obmlna otto
Sartnigs angegeben poroer. Ser
lpieoer bate fur5mee u@eibsballen
Sbeater" oarunter eeidrieben, onr6
Die 9ireftion oelfelben mar ser
Brief mad copenhagen nno bon
bort an Die @rene bibiper mad go
rig seididt tporoen. gr botte fiinf
@oben gebrauht, Inn in Die 51n.
De ieii1es gmpfansers gu ee(oneen.
Sribets eriter @lid, nadJoen: er
nit @ritaunen bas nielbeidriebelc
SCHUBERT betraftet unb oas notpen.
oige Nadporto entridtet bate, gait
Ser ltnteribrift - uno Elm 2aut
~freubiser l1eberraibung entrang lid,
linn, als er ben Mamen uSmrnp"
las. Gin @rief bon 5anllp-. Ser
erIte, ben er bon ibrer 9ano er-
belt. uno er fiiblte, oaB iein ger,
plosli6 lauter uno i1ne1er 81
idlagen beeann.
(5%ortirtallg folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-05
aeim @ort bes 5fanbals

folete Dem 8eiude elmer @ahbarin
6ei Mrs. 90. s.. Spaugb bon Wan.
bile, $500, peIde iaete: Sic en-
5ablte mir, oaB iie ourd v9r. Sings
Neue 2ebenspiaen" bon bartnddi-
gem Nierenlei6en gebeilt nur6e uno
lib pie neugeboren fibIe." 2eidtea,
aber iideres Mittel fir Magen-, Sc
ber- ,lno Observation-Disclosures. Nur
25c III aIen Mpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-05
9eitrebungen oes geuti6en @atio.
nalperbanbs lebbaft beteiliqt.
Gimem bakliden gnblid

gab $. S. garum BON Sreepiae, q.
S, Der nit Sieberausiblae geplagt
mar. Nadoem er piele Mittel Der.
lllbt bate, i6reibt er iiber .9udIens
Mrnica SalbeA: Sic beilte politan.
dig, obne cine Narbe 5nriid5uIaiien. "
Sic beilt mie nlaeiif @unoen,
ec5emo, Sdmelungen, Snbnerau-
gen uno Sdmorrboioen. Sour 25c in
oaen Ipotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-05
Lokales.
9ie Jeier Ses Mrbeitertases.


Die Geier beg arbeitertages u:n
Montae perlief in auBerit erfolgrei-
der @eiie. 9as @etter mar berrlt6,
elm menig beiB 5uar, aber oas
miro ia idlieBlid bel elmer lolhen
5eitlihfeit gang gcrne nit III Den
&nuf genommen. Sin Dem SeItaug
beteiligten ii1 mebr 2ellte als lie gu
Dor nno Bel benz Hicnic ouf ben
.Gair Grounds" tuaren aud mebr
perionen anipeieno, als oies ie BEL
einem Mrbeitertag Bienic Der Sal
eemeien lit. Die StraBen marerl
am gbeno nod big sur ipaten Stun-
Be ouBeroroentlib belebt.
gluf ben nSair @rollnos@ lpuroe
oas Hrogramm IN Der geborigen
@eiie ourhgefHbrt. CUR &onigiu
tuurbe Sratt Otto 9rid, Die &anoi'
oatin Der Wufifer Union erpahft,
tie erbielt 30,67S Stimmen. Ole
anoern getperberinlen I'M btc 10.
niglihe @iroe erbielten foleenoe
Stimmenaoblen: SRI. Satterrbite
28,413, SRI. Stotes 25,192, sri
Mehentbin 1865, SRI. Sermanrl
1886, SRI. grooerid 36t9 unb
Jrau Blattner 1896. Die 0rei &Jdl
item erbielten Breife: Srau 8rud
ein ihones Biano, SRI. Sattcr-
mbite elm @ritnoitiid in Halrl
&eiebts uno SRI. States ein
Sdmuditiid nit Dianonten.
Cine ueberraibntle NOR Dos Gr-
i6einen BEG @ouberneiirs auf Dem
Jeitplase. Man bate i'm friiber
e~ingela6en gebobt, er batte oamols
aber gefaet er miiie nidt, Of Ell
fommen tonne; iest ipar er tpegen
Der Ilamo beriber gefommen un>
benuste Die @eIegenbeit, bas Self
Der Mrbeiter gu beiudei1. or tpurol
febr freun6lih aufeenommen. Sr
ieiner Meoe iuhte er auerlt Ole faI.
i6e Mniidt ridtis au itenen, oof
er elm @eener Der Mrbeiter iei. 81
babe ieiner3eit sic MhtlSfunoen.
Bin nit ieinem 8eto belegt, neil
fie es nnmogIih madte, oab eth
Mrbeiter aus freiem @inen uno ge
gen Ggtra-ge5abIung nebr als adj
Stunoen pro Sag arbeite, un6 6ies
balte er fir unrebt. @r babe Der
lesten grtra 5isung, auf ben
@unib Der Mrbeiteridaft cine neuc
adt-S tun6en Sin borgeIegt, olrdj
bic Wadinationen Ser Brobibitin-
niiten iei nber Die Mn1obme Der
Bin berbin6ert poroen. Die Mrbei-
ter foIIten M1nner in Die 2eaisIa.
tur nod Mnitin ididen, oie altd)
uirfIih ettuas fir iie tun", ieste
er bin3u.
Mit fbarfen @orten griff er Die
Nrobibitioniiten an. Sic f0nnen Ell
llp1t Meni1en perriift ma6en"
iagte er. v9ie fonnen lih niht ielbsi
beBerrihen nno nolen Sen
Gtaat beberrihen. sic iino DE
i1Iimmiten Ganntifer uno niemuIs
folIte Die Hegieru1g oes Staotes
ibrteri onpertrout iperoen. sic mol
len 2eute ms @ef1nenis ihifen,
bic anoere anfihten pie Tie baben.
Sic misadten Die 9erfaiiuna uro
bic ~Weftimmungeu oerfelben, mel
DE bic Minoritdt eeger cine fein0-
feIige nnb piafHrIide Maiorit6t
iGiiten fouen.~ 9e5iiglih Der @abl
am 20. SuIi ingte er, bob, meml
bnufals tpirf[ih oer geriuh gemahs
sporoen lei, gu ~berbinoern, Bog
Der MiHe bes Bottles gum Musorud
fommeu, oonn fei oies bon ben
Bfobibitioniften ousgegangen.
goIauitts Me0e nuroe nit gro-
Sem 9eifaI a%ufeenommerl. Na6 Inn
jpradei1 nod 8. g. Saaipap unO
Mrtbur so. @rnD.
Die Geid6fte batten am Moh-
tad nodmittng fait ale gei6loiier
bieIe iogar idon am Morgen.
Observation-Disclosures.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-05
9uaer 8. MiGs.

W1t Noger ~. Willis, Der Dor eli
niger. gagen in bobem Site: 9eitor-
BEN 1T, tit elmer unierer tiid)tig
iten uulo ipnlpatbiidlten Yolitifer
GoDingesangen, elm Maar, Der
rirflib ltaatslnanmii6e Sabigtelten
6ciob, Der mic gum Sanatifer INIT
De, ME periu6te, ieinen Mifbiir.
germ ieire Weinuag nit Wemalt
aufsu8mingen uno Der iid llie in
eitler 8erblenbung einbiloete,
Dob CT auf sic @eidtde beg Staa-
les einen masgebenoen Iinflnb
oasiiben miiiie. Gin beidei0ener
sfann ur,o babel bod eilt Mann
rua bodfter eeiitiser nno p%eti5nli-
der @eoeututg.
gr mar ar1 80. Mar5 1882 IN
So0o County. &entudp, gc5ore,l
erbielt Die ihlihe GraiebnnJ IL
cen offentlihen Sdulen ieines
etaates nno fam als hinf5ebnidh-
riger Sunge nod Baleitine. 0ort
nabm er cine Stene ais glerf IN
elmer @potbefe an uno ituoierte
m1breno Der Mbenoitunoen fleiBis
Snrispruoena, 3. b. er las Die IbIi
den .2aip Boots 8laditone
uip. Mls iuliger Wal1n BON nertlr.
5ebn Sabren ul,roe er Glerf Der
2eeislatlir uno 5eiete in oieier
|steauns 10 tiidtige iuriitiihe 4ennt-
niIie, oaB er our6 einen Gpe5iol-
aft CUR Re1tsautpaIt : 9raris 5uge-
laiien muroe. @iues iolben Mftes
beourfte es, oa or nod feline elm
uno5man5ig Sabre alt mar.
gr lieB ii6 ols Mopofat in Gorli-
cana nieoer, meldc Staot ieitoem
aud fem @obnort geblieben lit
SIN Sabre 1857 mdbIten i'm ieinc
FWitburger in Die 2egislotllr, mo er
elm entibieoener 8erfedter Der Sc
aeiiionsioee muroe. MIs Der 4riee
ausbraG trat er iofort in Die fon-
fooerirte @rmee ul6 pnroe ir
notwithstanding fur5er 3eit Oberlt.
SIN Sanuar 1868 tpurbe er nab
mebrtpodentIider 9crteioiguns Don
9rfanias 8oit gefangen eenommel.
uno nod Columbus, Ohio, gebradt
Bieoer freigelaiien sing er gum
Seer 5uruf nn6 nuroe BEL gbitfa.
manga Ibmer pertpunoet.
Nah 9~eenoieuns Deg Rrieges
nabm er in gorficana feline Mobo-
fatenproris pieber auf, murfe
1873 in ben 4ongreB eem1blt uro
pertrat ieinen &eimatsoiftrift bort
ununterbroden big gum Sabre 1892
@Is oas Observation-Disclosures i'm
Sabre 1883 oemofratii1 muroe. err
belt er ben mihtigen Soften zines
8oriisenoen oes 4ornites fir Dit.
tel unb @ege uno entporf in Die
Ter Stellung Die nod inn benonnte
Wias.8in, Die Der erite 0erfn1 Ell.
ner oemofratiihen TnrifrepiIion
mar. SIN Sobre 1892 muroe er als
Wahfolger gbiIton'g in ben Bum
o~esienotg gepdbIt, tpur6e oonn 1893
als MahfoIger @eaean's pie6er &c.
mdblt uno blieb big gum Sabre
1899 i'm Senat. Seitoem lit Ell
menig mebr berporgetreten.
Mius mar fein itiirmenoer Sc
former, aber elm Mann, Der rnbig
uno 5ielbepuBt ieinen @eg gins.
Or bat pieI fir Die &ebung unie-
rer Sanoelsflotte eetan, fir ben
Musbau unierer Safen uno fir bic
@~erponfommnung unieres 9oitpe
TENS. SIN Sabre 1887 mar er Ell
ner Der &auptgegner Der Hrobibi-
tionsbemegung. Seras lit ibm biel
9anf fduloig uno miro fem Mn=
0enfel ftetS hofbalteu.
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abr Nsraer.

eGa: o@eiBt 8u, DER 8efere1.
Dor fommt mir INNER Dor pie elm
Slid, er lit 10 falt. -
2ini: u8ie ein Sii62 @erooe
Dos @eeenteill"
@ua: n@ielo2~
2ini: useun elm Slid beibt bod
einmol an, aber oer---
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Sci einpm Slnnneriuh

Sci einem 5lusperiu6 III
8eit Gulman bel Gbicaeo itiir3le
Der ~28idbrige 4leranoer Mc2eoo.
elm 3oglina Der Gbicaeoer 9uftihii-
fersShule, aus elmer betrd6tIifen
Sobe berob uno muroe idper per-
lett
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-08
FARM FOR SALE.

l24 acre farm 80 miles from Mari
eta, on good road. One Broom DWELL
ing 2 barns, large garden, plenty wood
and water. About 60 acres in cultiva-
ton, which lies fine. For price and
terms see
R. E. BUTLER & SON, Phone All.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-08
RAILROADS INDICTED
BY THE GRAND JURY.
JUDGE MORRIS WILL MAKE
TEST OF PROHIBITION LAW.
W. & A. and N. c. & st. L. Must
Answer For Having Whiskey
On Hand at Winnings.

The Grand Jury of Cobb Superior
Court on Friday returned indict-
ments against the Western & At
lantic and the Nashville, Chattanooga
& st. Louis Railroad Companies,
in separate bills, charging them
with keeping on hand at their
place of business" the depot at
Winnings, "a certain quantity of al
coholic, spirituous, malt and intox-
icating liquors, wines and beer"
contrary to the state prohibition law.
The indictments were returned at
the direction of Judge Morris in
order that test case might be made
to determine what amount, if any.
of whiskey is permitted to be kept
on hand by railroad and express
companies under the prohibition
law.
Last week it was reported to
Judge Morris that ten barrels of
whiskey had been found at the
depot in Winnings. Judge Morris con-
suited with the Solicitor General to
see whether the liquor could be
seized, and they decided it could
not. 1t was then decided to make
a test case of the matter.
In charging the grand jury to in
vestigate the report that the rail-
roads had so much whiskey on hand
Judge Morris said in part
The question has never been
tested as to whether a railroad can
keep on hand any liquor in this
state. The question has never been,
before the courts. If a person can't
keep it on hand, what more right
has railroad company to keep it on
hand at its place Of business.
IF it was simply shipped and was
called for promptly it might be
within tho statute, but where an
express company or railroad COM
pany keeps it for blind tigers to
come and get it | see no reason why
such a company should not be amen
able to the law"
The indictments do not charge the
railroads with selling whiskey, and
are returned against both companies
in order to save time in determining
which one is responsible. The N.
C. & St. L. is the lessee of the w.
& A., and if the w. & A. is found
guilty tho responsibility will rest
upon the lessee.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-08
MARIETTA MAY HAVE GAS.
DR.. Wikle Asks Citizens to Encour.
age Those Behind Movement.

Editor Marietta Journal:
am glad to see that our enter
prising citizen, Col. M. NJ. Sessions,
interesting himself in the proposition
of installing a gas plant for this city.
| know of number of smaller towns
than Marietta, who are operating
gas plants at profit. There is moth
ing so clean and convenient as gas
stove or range for the kitchen. AL
ways ready-no wood or coal to trou~
BILE with--no SCOT or smoke.
The town of Gainesville owns it's
own gas plant, and understand that
the city is realizing nice profit in its
investment.
If Gainesville with little more
than half the population of Marietta,
can make money on it's plant, it
should prove very profitable invest
ment for Marietta. This town also
owns its own electric lighting plant.
| should be gl4L q So 04a ~. r.-
zens put their money in to such an
enterprise, thereby keeping the pro-
fits at home.
By all means lets encourage such q
move. know every lady would well
come such move
Yours truly,
c. A. WIKLE.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-08
High Class Gifts
See Our Display
China, Brass and
Cut Glass

Al PRICES from Is to 80 per cent cheaper than
you pay in the high district in Atlanta for the
same goods We've store full of useful appro-
pirate and eay~desirabIe Christmas gifts few of
which we list as follows
ALBUMS, Photo and POST CARDS.
BRASS GOODS of Every Kind.
BRIDGE SETS in Leather
BIBLES and TESTAMENTS.
BOOKS, Fancy Bindings.
CARD SETS, in Leather.
CIGAR CASES, Leather.
Calendars and Pads
Collar Boxes, Leather, ETC.
Card Receivers, Brass,
Cut Glass, Large Assortment
Checkers and Dominoes.
Chatting Dishes Copper and Nickel.
Crepe aud Tissue Paper.
Fern Dishes, Cut Glass and Brass.
Hand Bags, Silver and Leather.
Hat Pin Holders, Silver and China
Holiday Boxes, Empty for Presents.
Hair Brushes, Silver, Ebony, etc.
Hair Receivers, Silver and China.
Ink Stands, Leather and Glass.
Infant Sets.
Jewel Boxes, Gold and Silver
Knives PoCket-all prices.
Leather Goods, every description.
China Berry Sets
Desk Pads, Leather
Envelope Openers.
Fancy Box Paper.
Lamps, all prices. Mirrors, full line.
Manicure Sets, Ebony and Silver
Military Brushes Leather Cases.
Neck Tie Racks, something new.
Pictures, always acceptable.
Pipes, an elegant line
Powder and Puff Boxes and Jars.
Scrap Books, a new idea.
Shaving Mugs and Brushes.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-05-25
WAS HE SARCASTIC?

John, we have been married for nearly twenty
years; I want you to tell me something"
ooh, yes, Mary, you look just young and
as girlish as you did the first time ever saw
you; have learned to love you more and more
as the years have drfted by; wouldn't be free
again if l had a chance; If you to die
shouldn't think of marrying any other woman,
but I'd spend the rest of my life pnng for you;
I admit that your family is much superior to
mine: realize that never should have amounted
to anything if 1t had not been for your influence;
you are the best manager ever saw; your new
spring hat is very becoming; you look fifteen
years younger than Mrs. Bransthwate; yes
like very much the way you are wearing your
hair; think of you steadily all day; l am sure
that any young woman who would look at me
twice would do so only because she wished to
make fool of me, and acknowledge that you
make much better showing than any other
woman could make our income. Now Is there
anything else? I'm in good deal of hurry
this morning. Record Herald.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-05-25

Law lines in order to convey the tons of blooms
needed for the great memorial ornamentaton
And speaking of the interurban elec-rc lines
II NAV be added that these roads now make II
poesible to decorate with flowers the graves o.,
soldiers in many country cemetery which, UNI
der the old conditions, could not readily be
reached by members Of the organizations OF vet
Grams and other bodies that aim to see to it that
no soldiers grave is unadorned on this significant
occasion.
Almost every known variety of flowers tina,
bloom in the spring is employed to a greater OF
less extent Decoration day, but naturally thu
wild flowers of the season are especially popular
for this purpose. In the sections where the
season is sufficiently advanced the roses and
peonies are great favorites on this occasion and
In the cooler clmes vioets and the hardy "pinks'
used extensively. In the more southernly
states the yellow jasmine and the honeysuckN
make admirable Decoration day festoons and al
Arlington and other great national cemeteries II
seems as though Memorial day has been timed
to find the gorgeous purple wistaria at the climax
of it's glory. The mountain laurel is another
floral favorite that lends itself to the purposea
of the holiday, but of course 1t is not obtainable
in all sections of the country.
In recent years the use of natural flowers on
Memorial day has been supplemented by the ex
tensive of artificial flowers particularly In
the form of wreaths or designs emblematic Of
wartime badges or flags. However, the "art
flower designs" of the present day are indeed
revelation as compared with the crude attempts
Of some years ago. Some of the Decoration day
designs executed In metal tinted to counter
felt nature, and this form is of course very
permanent, but most artistic effects of lasting
character also being obtained by means Of
fine waxed crepe paper flowers. Such designs
are being employed to increasing extent un'
der all circumstances where it is necessary to
send Memorial day designs long distances. How.
ever the White House at Washington, which
sends such remembrances to various parts Of
the country, always employs natural flowers from
the presidents Conservatives.