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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10
PAssENGERs COOKED.

Per S. S. Siberia for Oriental ports,
October 1O-Dr. L. N. Gorham A.
Harris, Mrs, A. Harris, Miss A. Har-
ris, DR., A. Morrison, C, N. Myers,
Mrs. G, NJ. Thorne, Geo. IT. Warren,
Mrs. Geo. II. Warren.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10
INTER-IsLAND VESSELS.
For Maui and Hawaii Ports,

INTERIsLAND VESSELS.
For Maui and Hawaii Ports.
Mauna Kea, III. S. N Co.,, every
Tuesday.
Claudine, IL S. N. Co., every Fri
day.
For Morokai and Maui.
Mikahala, every Tuesday.
For KAUAI Ports.
w. G. Hall, IL. s. N, Co., every
Thursday.
Kinau, IL. S, N. Co., every Tues
Gay.
kona AMI Kau Ports.
Mauna Loa, IL. S. n. Co., alternate
Tuesdays and Fridays.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-10
StearnS' Wine of Cod Liver Extract


tempting
the bodily health by stimulating
enche blood
upon for besides being the best of speedily
coughs other bronchial troubles
genuine
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-22

Iefe unb @arrett Noarf, Die on Der
2Dr1herei zines Werifaner=Snngclt
in Sbornoale beteiligt gepeien ieill
iollen bie Sreiloiiung gegen giirg-
i6aft permeigert.
eli 8ointer, Der ongeflo1t
iii, ben &ontraftor @osnen getotet
alt ba6en, 1T bonn @eridt in @oliao
gu 8pan8ie Sabren 3udtbaus per-
urteilt moroen. Die 8ro5eiie Der
@oBueu uno Wilner's iino Bis gum
nohiten @eribtstermin 5uriidgelegt
moroen.
Sn Ser Nabe bon Gleburne 1T
cine Srau Martbo 8augban an Sen
Soleen zines 5piuu1enbiiies geitnr-
ben.
Sn einem ser 3elte auf Ser
@olpeitoner 8ea6 muroe oie 2eidc
DER Sron Setriette Seli6laeser, Ell
ner alteren 5ralt, Die an Der @penue
q pobnte, gefunoen. 9ie Srau mar
OF Gift %eeitorben. @lei6 nadocm
oie 2eide eefllnoen mar, brad in Dem
9auie Der 8erltorbenen sSener aus.
Sci einem Seuer in ben Stal>
len Ser Dallas transfer & Storage
Company ipuroe Elm Sdaoen bon ur,-
gefabr $4,000 angeridtet. Webre-
re tpertpolle 8ferbe iin6 nerbrannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-22
LokaIes.


Or. &emp, Der ltaotil6e 8af.
teriologe, bat Dem u8oaro of Sealtb"
in ieiner Sisune ON 9onnerltog
abeao cine slnalpie bes @aIiers aus
ben ftaotifden 8aiiermerfen poree.
legt, Die 5eigt, oaB bas @ailer aus
nniern itaotii6en @aiiernerfen Dor
5iigli6 tit uno nidts gelunbbeitldG-
~oigenoes, por allem feline Sppbrtsfei.
mi, entbalt. Die Snipeftoren mel.
oeten, ooB iie in Der 1perganaener
Wode tpeniger ibledte 2ebensmit.
tel 81 fonoemnieren gebabt batten.
als Ieit bielen @oGen.
General 9mftean glaubt, noE
ariegsminilter Stimion uno Gene
ralitabsdef @ooo nidt Dor Sftober
fomnten, Dob iie Damn aber cine $50
DIE bierbleiben neroeit.
Hoftmeiiter Stepens bot ieb1
Die offi5ielle 0adridt erbaIten, blf
bier am 81. 9ftober cine 9oltlpar-
faiie eroffnet perbcn ion.
8raiibent 8rotpne uno 9efre.
tar gonce bon Der nSoir" baben iesl
bic poiitipe @erfiberitng erbalten
oaB Werifo off Der biesi1briger
Mnsffeanng ebenio gut pertreten iein
miro, tDie tn friiberen Sabren.
Ser SuesooD WuIicoI Club bdi
einen @ontraft nit Ser Il. g. Morine
gano, Der bariibmteiten Militar=Ga=
pene beg 2onoes, fir 5pei &on5erte
nbgeibIoiien. Die @on5erte meroer
am Samitag, 5. Ia. 9ftober, in Ser
8eetboben-SaGe ifattfinoen nno Der.
ipreben Dem mu1ifliebenoen B1bIi.
fum San Mntonio's einen nlberer.
oentliden @enuB gu getpabren. 0ie
Warine 8an6 l6Bt fid nltr lelten
a1iBer Waibington boren ,uno es bai
groBe Miibe gemadt, Die GrIoubnis
Der Megierung gu oieier @eife gu be-
fomnen.
Die Seras 5Dnooe ser Bres.
bDterianiihen @irde, Die our Belt IT,
re SabresperiammIung bier obbdr4,
bat geitern abeno In Der Bresbp.
terianer : Stride am Maoiion
Gquare lire Sibungen begonnen.
Bum Mooerator, o. +. 9oriibenoen.
tunroe Sranf &c. 9rane bon goriica-
ma ertDdblt. D-iegerlammIung miro 5
Tage 6allern.
6. g. Sadiolt tpurben aug Ell
mem Softer in ieinem &auie an Ser
Sio-Preia 5traBe ahtaia Dollars in
8anfnoten geitoblen. or uno feline
6rau baben feline Mbnung oopon, ME
Der Dieb IN oas Sous gefommen iein
mag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-22

Ius Berlin miro gemeloet
0i6t geringes Mufieben erregt oic
abberufung oes oeutiben Milit1r-
8epoamadtigten am ruiiifden Sofe,
8eneral-W aiors Otto BON 2ouell.
item, pelber bort erit felt einenl
baIben Sabre i'm DENT mar ais
Nabfo1ger oes aontreaomirals Yuul
b. Sinbe, Ser nunmebr oen @efano-
tellpoiten in Merifo befleioet.
2auenitein, Ser iit bislang Ser
boditen CUNT oes Monarden err
freute, Dor nenigen Sabren ourh o;e
8erleibung oes periOnli6en Mocls
allsge5eidnet mlr6e uno audi Gene.
rol q Ia iuite oesx aaiiers lit, nobm
III ct. petersburg cine eroBe Ser
tronensiteaung Elm, inoem er ailgIeidJ
Der Berion BEG g5oren ullo Dem SRI.
lerbo6iten &auptquartier attafiert
mar. Der Gruno Ser M~bberufuag
lit borldufig nidt befannt. 2ouen,
itein muroe gum @eneraIitabs9ef i'm
vi. @rmeeforps gu greslau CT.
nannt. Ser neue Militar : gepon-
mdAtigte IN ct. petersburg miro
@eneralleutnant @raf gu Dobno-
'Gdlobitten bisber Gommanoellr Der
@aroe-4aDalerie Dibiiion In Ser
lin. gr lit gleibfaas General a Ia
luite 0es Aai1ers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-22

meine 8ubne bon teuem betreten gu
oiirfenl"
sd min ebrlos iein 5eitleber!
tn, i6 oas iel"
&radeno fiel Ole Sir ms S6lcB
Jr1s ober otmete bod altf ullo fem
8lid muroe better. gines bon ienel1
3ielen, Die er init Com 8rice CT.
tranmt uno eritrebt, bate er erreidyt,
er bottle NIT Ser @ergongenbeit &c.
bro6en.
als Srib an Mbeno oie1es Cages
Inn nod ieiner @obnung 5ltriid5ll.
febren, iiber ben ben erleil6tetet
9ouleparo ct. Mi6eI i6ritt, fiel
ibm i'm Shaulaoen elmer 8n6boao'
lung Die Photographic zines iut.'
gen 8eibes nnf in beiien ifonei
3iigen er cine enti9ieoene 9lebu.
li6feit NIT Sannp su eutoecfen Der.
meinte. Oas Bib itono in einsl
gfetbe bon acknowledgements
meiit berporrogeno idoner ipeibli.
der aopfe nif elmer @togere i'm
Seniter.
Die aebnltdfeit frappierte Srit
10, ooB er III ben 2ooen trat, fid
ote Photographic faufte uno babei
ben aunitbanoler frngte, Of er 5ufdl-
Zig uiiie, men ons 8ilo oaritellcr
fone.
Ser Worm aog oie @6ieIn bod
- (cSar4yoI,,,,, EI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-22
Nif)t aerinae

Ntht gertnge Mufregung
berridt in Iugsburg, pie bon BORT
telegrapbiib gemeIoet miro, iiber
oas @eridminoen 6es Brofuriitcll
Der gaperiiden Wehiel- uno Dis
fonto-ganf, cine Siliale Der Miin-
dener, Namens Sesner. Dieter bal,
mie angegeben miro, mittels Sill
ihung BON ltnterihriften insge-
iammt nidt meniger ais cine Mil=
lion Dart unterihlaeen uno oann
Die Sludt nod Mmerifa ergriffen.
Sn ben Safenorten, iiber melhe
Sesner eoentuea Die S5eanfabrt
antreten mohte, iino Die 9eborben
nah Der eritatteten an5eise auf Der
SUIT. Sn Der 0epeide mirb bin5ugee
fiigt, oaB Die 9epoiiten oes ST.
nan5inititlts nidt a~ngegriffen iino.
Gs miro atsoriidlid beriidert, bob
Die %genannte augsbureer gonf felt
Itebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-22
Ginen haslidlen gnblid

CAB $. 5. garum bon SreebiGe, q.
S, Der NIT Sieberousl6Iag geplagt
mar. Nadoem er biele Mittpl Der
ill6t bette, i6reibt er iiber u8uflens
@rttica Salbe": ste beilte bonftGn-
Dig, obne eine Narbe auriidaulaiien. j"
Sic BELT mie n1agiid @unoen,
eczema, ShmeaungerI Siibneru1-
gen uno Samorrboioen. Sour 25c in
anen Mpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-22
: slus Denoer, Colo, m

@us Denoer, Colo, meloei
man: No6 fed5igltinoiger @efan.
geni6aff iino Die i'm Morning Star.
s6o6t om Carbonate Sin peridiit.
teten bret gergleufe, Sreo. @asfi
Deal Berle uno Scot S%acobion, Der.
gongene Na6t aus ibrem nnteriroi-
i6en @efangnis befreit moroen. 90
lie wabrero oes grobten geiles bic.
ier 3eit ourd cine p~ier5oaige @ilen-
robre, in Der man ibnen audi reid
lid Nobrlng binunterimlote, nit oel
Sbermelt III gerbinonne ftonoat,
l6ienen olle orei BON Dem ultfaa nid)i
iebr mitgenommeil gu iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-22
@esiuAnaen, sic Seimat at p~erlaIcn.

Seoes Sobr lit cine grobe sln-
gail Sungen=2eioenoer ge5pltneen,
Elm anoeres &lima aufsuiuden. 9ies
tit foitipielis, uno nidt INNER fider.
gs gibt einen beiieren @eg. 2aBt
@ud ourb u0r. Sings SEEM Disco
BERN 81 Sauie furieren. ugs fiji
rierte mid bon 2ungenleiben"
i6rieb So. 81. Nelfon bon galamine,
Nrf., uals MGes Mnoere febllbIlla
IND ib nabnl AT 8fun6 an @enibt
5u." so cts. unb $1.00. Sreie Ser
iudsflaihen bel anen Drugeiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-22
: a >.


MnblreiuItat bon &an County 1T bic
Moiorit1t Der Mnti's III Der Bro-
bibitions Mbitinmung am %. gu.
Il nm 5tDei Stimmen bermebrt NOR.
ben. Sic betr6et iest 6297 9tim-
men.
gnoe Muguft befanoen lif in
ben peridieoenen Gtrafonitolten oes
Staates, einidIieblib Staatsfarmen
uno Yribatfarmem BAIT Str1flinge.
Die @ebanolung Der StrafIinge tit
l1ter Der golquitt'ihen Momini1tra
tiou enti6ieoen cine mil6ere gefpor-
ben. Ma1 iiebt INNER mebr Don CT
uer f0rperIihen 3udtigung ab uno
ldbt an lire 5teGe gin5elboft in Der
Dunfel5ene treten, Die fid aIs lehr
pirfungsbon ertpieien bot. @abreno
IN Der 8eit bonn /. Soruar big gum
/. Nuguit porigen Sobres 661 gerlo-
men forperlih ee5iibtigt tplroen, 1T
bic 8iGtigung in oerielben 3eit Die
fes Sabres nur an 1923 8erIonen
b~olI5ogen noroen. @oupernpur gol-
quit bat tDdbreno 6ieier 8eit 202
Gtrdfliuge beenaoigt @ouperneur
Campbell mabreno ~oerieIben 2eit oes
letten Sabres MIR ueun5ig.
y @iaiam 6. @atpfins, friiber
&iiIfs : @enernIanpaIt uno ipater
Berfiferunes &ommiiidr, bat be-
fnnit gemadt, ooB er iid) UNI Ole
oemofratiihe Domination gum beiii-
teHoen Ni9ter oes Supremegeridts
betuerben piro, tpenn oieier Soften
eur@ ben @iidtritt Mamiep's often
iDirb.
Gin in Der @egeno bon Sal
letsDiIle tpobnenoer 5armer Wamens
Granf aubenn lit ouf oem @eimtpe-
&c bonn Gtore, mo CT Cotton Der.
fauft bate, ermoroet moroen. gs
baIloeIt fi6 bier offenbor INN eli
men &aubmor6, oern Der Moroer
bat ieinem Spfer Die 9oiden aus
gerdumt. CT fanb aber niht mebr
df8 fiinf5ebn Dollars, oas iibrige
@el0 botte Rubenn Bel Dem aanf-
mann, an ben er Die Cotton Der.
fault bate iteben lallen. 9ubcna
mar am Rahmittag nod benz Store
gefobren. MIs er obenos nitt 8u-
riidfebrte, tpuroe feline 5amiIie I'M
rubig uno madte fid ouf Die Gu.
DE nnd inn. Mon fono ben $50
gen nidt peit bon Der 5orm 1te-
ben. Die Hferoe paref1 in cine
Gen5 geloufen n1o bntteu nidt
meter fonnen. g[uf Dem Wagcn
Log Die 2eihe 4ubena's. Der Wann
fcar 0urb einen Gteintpurf geee1
Die sdIdfe eet0tef poroen. Ger
Stein, NIT oefn Die Got geiheben
Log aud IN benz Wogenfoften.
Bet elmer eilen6obnfreusuna
in Coleman rannte neulih obenos
elm Gradtsug in Elm 8ugap binein,
In benz fid Der neunaebniabriqe 81.
uler Saplor unb Elm iunges @doden
befanoen, Die 5ufammen nod Dem
Circus fabren poIten. Der iungc
Maun ipuroe getotet. Geiue 8eglei-
term entfam nit leihten 8erleeuia-
gen.
Wie aus grpan gemelset
ipiro, bot Midter Scott ben MiiJe.
fIogten G5ra Stebens, Sorrp @lttt-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-22
aein @prt bes Sfanbals

folgte Dem Beiube elmer Nadbarin
BET Mrs. %. g. Spausb bon @an-
bile, 8po., pelde iagte: Sic en-
aablte mir, bob iie oura yDr. Sings
Nene Sebenspiaen" bon bartnGfi-
gem Nierenleioen gebeiIt puroe uno
iid pie neuge6oren fiible." 2eidtes,
ober fiheres @ittel fir Magen, 2e-
ber- uno Decentralization. Sex
25c in ouen Mpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-22
9rphnna,

@naoige (5ur 3ofe): @enn 9ia
nod Elm ein5iges Mal oieien frefed
Con onidlagen, oann meroe id So
men 5eigen, mo Der Zimmerman bas
God geloiien bat!"
u9mn meroe ib iagell mas i'd
% gcieben babe, no Der Ghlplier
oas Sod gelaiien bat!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-22
8urit fuiSer Wnrlt.

uMtein Soft, Sic iiilo oo9 ni6t
etma franf, liebe S%reunoin2 sic ie-
ben eellte mirfli6 nm Sabre g%ealtert
ausl4
1giir feblt gar nidts. Sreilih,
Sic ieDen aus, mie oas bliibenoe Sc
ben; man fonnte Sic seraoesu fir
jung boltenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-22

Ser 8lanL innerbalb oes gro
Ben 8offeroumms einen fleineren fir
ben boroeren Sell oes yMaine"-
Brads gu bauen, Inn auf oieie @rt
lei6teren 3ugang gu Dem 8oben oes
S6itfs gu erbaIten, 1T bon ben nit
Der Seitung Der Sebutg beauftrogten
@rmeeoffi5ieren ieet aufgegeben.
Statt beiien miro Ser beitebenoe 4of=
fer0amm 10 nett geitdrft BOB er oerl
enormen Drud BEL Der gloBlegung
oes Mumpfes bon ben ibn ieBt umge-
benoen Sblammmalien ausbalt. Mit
acetDlen : Saueritofflampen peroen
gleid5eitig Die mirren Maiien berbo,
gener uno ourd Die Grploiion 5errii-
iener Stablbalfen, Nlatten u. +. ~.
entfernt, 10 oaB NIT Der S~reilegung
De @umpfes aud Der obere Sell fir
cine gerlale 8eii6tigung frei ieia
miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-22
Qmm.oriftiihes.
Wrpb.

$50, ia, Serr MiIer: ndditens
tueroe id aud i6on 5weiunOapoll-
5ia."
r3iueiunoaiponaig? 90 maren
Sic alio eigentlih nod gar uidt &C.
rell, als Sic nit meiner Srall emit
CUR Sdule gingen2~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-22
Medt Fat er.

aeauer: oSerr Menbelsipbn
tpiini6en sic 3miebel uno 4nobtaud
5u Sbrem Beeiteaf2~
Sea, mas oenn ionit2 @emmt
MIR bel gud gu Saas pieGetdt @eil.
den uilo 2epfopen oo5u?"
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as.Grfanbntsideiue.

sbeo. @atlob5if, egHbnl, California
Ctr; $65.
safrsO 8: Seb. @Obnbaus, Sforss
Ctr; $1,000.
8. @ater, 9ienerS 3immer, @ofiao
Sraa %. sdier, gnbau. @orbsgseOi
Sanes o. abr. 8obnbaus, @et>
6ouiton Str.; $500.
@. q. Soeflins. 8obnbous, 9orbs
Mesquite Ctr; $500.
g . Gbr, anbmt, @atamoras Ctr. /,
$4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-22
9as Seloenitiif.

% @efii," iagte cine etlpas ro-
manttid peranlagte iunge Dame,
lid piinidte, mir lebten nod I'M
Wittelolter, uno gu miiroeit mir
our9 elm &eloenitiicf 9eine 9iebe Be-
meiien miiiien!"
SEQ, babe i'd Sir nidt meme Sic
be beuieien, inoem id Old beirotete
uno ood nur 5luan5ig Warf Die @e-
DIE peroiene?"
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uebereifer.

Sic: uMlio ou9 Sic finoen an
Den neutrality-suspicious. 0ainen
oieies 2urusbaoes feinen @efauen24
Or: Nidt i'm @eringitenl Man
uebme nur einmal al BEN e~legonten
Grauen nnb Maoden Die ihoncn
aletoer - mas bleibt oa?"
Sic: % Bfiii!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-22

lin 5rauell 81 eemipienL
brauft mar Elm Ser8, nm iie 81 be.
balten, @erItonb.
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Die gelobmums bes @ulfsSidters.

Ser @oii. 3te. miro eeidrieben;
Gin bubides @eidibtben, oas itA
in einer olten 3eitl6rift aus ben
oreibiger Subren finbet, lit mol per1,
Der gereeiienbeit entriiien lperben.
.SSn Sena mirfte 1T ben eriten Sabr-
5ebnten bes porigelt Sabrbunoerts
elm 9hriftieser in elmer Druderei
nit 9eamen Greunert, Der nebe1tber
Die Meooftion etnes @obenblatt6ens
fiibrte, in benz er Damn uno ma.In
nieoli6e @ebi1te peroffentlibte, oie
er ipdter alth In einem 8anoden ee-
lammelt eriheinen lieB. ginmal
MN ner0ffentli6te CT Dos folgenoe
@eoi6tden;
Ger Hei0er.
Neilr, ib fanil es ui6t berl9ipeigen,
Sb i6 freiliG germ geipont.
Sd beneibe bod Die &eicben,
unb 5ipar tpeeen ibreut @olol
geidt bas Cob III ibren gaiden,
StlUl uuS VplQ uut tYlSul SttclQ,~
Stein, bns Cob IN i6ren Sla1den,
9as betra6t' i6 itets NIT Neib.
Sat aefaet elm tleines @annden,
u~eber5dblenb alien 8ein.
9aB fir jebermaim ein &dnnben
Sd9li9 ipii6ie it,sgemeiu.
Stun, 10 badt id, mrbt nun fraaen.
90 bu i'm 10 gerre i6tnedT,
OBJ Dir iemanb fonnte iagen,
$50 oenn mol bein &dnnd)en tud6it?
Na6oen1 oies @eoidtben atl Ell.
rem Sonuabenbe in oen @oden,
blatt eri6ienen NOR, fam einige So
&c ipater elm 4orb nit 5luanoig Slo-
i6en beiten &beinmeins bel Dem Did.
ter an. 9a5u fam etn 8illett NIT
ben folgenoen 8erien;
Sem. Der ii6 i'll Did1terfpeife
.S6mer5li1 iebnt na1 Slai6engolb,
Gel gu feines 2ieoes Preiie
6ierinit ettpas germ geaollt.
Die Sanoihrift oieier 3eilen aber
perriet als Spenoerin Die @roBber-
5ogin Maria Boulopna bon Sad)-
len-@eimar.
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8ittere 8a6rheit.

SD ltebe anein in Ser @elt 90,
babe ale meme 8ermanotel berlo-
ren!"
u@ie2 slae seitorben?"
oNein, aber reid gemoroenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-22
2amdimiia,

SRI. gulalia: u@eitern @beno
bot mid elm unperidamter nuf offe-
ner StraBe umarn1t uno gefiibt.
2pnbiuiti5 bate man an Dem BUR
iden iben miiiienl"
a8an5 redt, marum baben Sic
tbn benn nidt lofort wieoergefitBt2~
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-09-22
A BRITISH HOODOO

An Englishman with sense OF
humor has reached Gotham. says
the New York Sun, and he is
regarded as such rare one that
they want to keep him as long as
they can. When he registered the
clerk assigned him to Room 1912.
Oh, ay, is there any method in
your handing me that number"
he demanded. That's not popular
with Britishers, you know"
He smiled, and it dawned upon
the clerk that there was a war
called by that date. Later on the
manager, passing by the open door
Of 1912 found the walls Of the
room fairly swathed with British
flags.
Must do something to ward
off what you call the hoodoo" was
the visitors comment.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-09-22
THE DANGER OF FLANNELETTE

Scarcely day passes without a
record in the press of some sad
fatality, of which a telpless child
Is generally the victim. due to
clothing made Of flsnnelette CATCH
ing fire. And yet no steps have
been taken to decrease the heavy
annual death.roll from this cause.
In a pamphlet with the above title,
tine National League for Physical
Education and Improvement of
England makes out a strong case
for legislation. basing it's facts on
evidence taken from blue books,
on statements made by coroners.
and on an independent investigation
recently carried on at the leagues
instigation by the Lancet. Deaths
from burning. especially among
children, are shown to be on the
increase. and it IS computed
that of these deaths no less than
thouand yaer in the United
Kingdom may. be ascribed to the
fact of the victim having been
clothed in ordinary fannelette.
Nor is this surprising, says the
journal of the American Medical
Association. when one realizes
that if "a child's fennelette
garment becomes ignited that
child is doomed if no person
arrives within about three seconds
to save it. Some manufacturers
appear to be alive to the dangerous
nature of iannelette and are try
ing to remedy matters by making
it with short, close nap. But
even this is not as trustworthy in
regard to safety from fire as
fiannelette which has been treated
by lasting, chemical, fire-proofing
process. The danger to the
public lies in the fact that not
only is flannelctte still sold at large
with no pretensions to being nom
infamma5le, hut. flannclette is also
sold which wrongly claims tn be
non-inflammable.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-09-22
GUESS AGAIN

1t is now defenitely stated that
Fowler will resume his fight to-
morrow morning. If he crosses
the mountains, he will make a
short stop in Reno and then go to
Fallun. He will do some air
stunts at Fallon and then strike
out for Winnemucca, where he
expects to spend the night. If he
stays in Winnemucca Thu esday
night, he should reach Elko some
time Friday forenoon. Take
notice of the "If".
Later-At this writing, 8 p. m.
the word is that Fowler will start
tomorrow or Friday. The Gazette
dispatches says that the missing
repairs to his machine were on No.
3 yesterday. This we learn is not
true as the missing piece was not
on No. 3 yesterday when it passed
Elko. Neither was it on No. 8
today. 1t may have gone through
on No. 5 last night. But what's
the use of guessing?
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-09-22
POSTAL
TELEGRAPH COMPANY

A petition addressed TO the
Postal Telegraph Company and
asking what support il would give
toward the construction of a
gener"' TO or telegraph
liz snd Eureka
WAC r..--.- week and
generally signed by all business
men and others interested in
securing such service for Eu.
reka.
Besides referring TO other
matters connected with establish
ing this new service, the petition
states that this town has been
without means of wire communi-
cation for sevreal months past,
service formerly given by the
Western Union Telegraph Comp
any. Since the date of the rail-
road washing out between this
place and Palisade. Nevada, the
railway company has declined to
keep the Western UniJn line in
repair, and the Western Union
has failed to give the matter any
attention whatever, notwithstand-
ing the repeated appeals of this
community. that has given this
company its entire and a liberal
support for the past 40 years."
The petitioners pledge the sup
port of this community to the
Postal Company for all time if the
latter will arrange to Immediately
construct or extend sufficient aid
to materially assist this community
in building and putting into
servi ce such a line.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-09-22
TAFT'S TRIP TO THE MOON

In the great calm that has
settled upon Washington since the
statesmen left, the newspaper men
are figuring out President Taft's
mileage of official travel ng since
1900, when he went to govern the
Philippines. They count up.
including the pres Mt projected
trip 275, 900 miles.
Phileas Fogg was called a great
traveller when he went around the
earth. Mr.. Taft's distance total
would reach around the world at
our latitude dozen times and
more. 1t would take a city man
$50 years going daily to and II ON
his work an average distance Of
three miles to equal MIR. Taft's
travel record in ten years. The
president could have gone 600
,imes between Washington and
his Cincinnati home without ex.
ceeding his actual mileage. He
might have flown from the Wash
ington observatory to the moon
23S, 800 mile-with $4,000 miles
left over to explore that pock-
marked satellite.
From Washington to the moon
and enough mileage saved for a
good start back. Mr.. Taft is the
Great American Traveller. New
York World.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-09-22
AN ARTIFICIAL SPONG

An artificial sponge, the out.
come Of German ingenuity, is
now to be had. The process Of
making II consists principally in
the action Of zinc chloride on
pure cellulose. This results in a
pasty, viscous mass hich is
mixed with coarsely grained rock
salt. Placed in a press mould
armed with pins the mass is
pierced thru and thru until IL
appears trayersed by a multitude
of tiny canals, like the pores Of o
natural sponge. The excess of
salts is subsequently removed by
prolonged washing in a weak
alcholic solution. The artificial
spongeS swell up with water but
hardens on drying, just like its
prototype; II is said to beIeminently
adapted for filterinR water for
sanitary or industrial uses and IL
can be employed for all the pur-
poses that are usually assigned to
the genuine tirle.--Scientific
American.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-09-22
DEDICATION PROGRAM

The dedication of the new court
house to the purposes for which it
was built will mark an interesting
event in the history of Elko
county. The exercises will take
place on the afternoon of Monday,
October 25d, the day on which the
district court will meet to begin
the trial Of the Tusrarora arson
case. The time is we'll chosen as
on that day jurors and citizens
from nearly every section of the
county will be in attendance upon
the court and will have an oppor-
tunity to attend the dedication
exercises.
Following is the program pre-
pared by the county commits
sioners:
M usic, High School
Introductory Remarks Hon. E.
j. l.. Taber
Dedication Address, Hon. Geo.
F. Talbot.
Muisc, Choir
Addresses, by Judges. Harrington.
Norcross, Sweeney and Avrill.
Musici Choir
Address. Hon. +. E. Caine
Music High school.
A cordial invitation is extended
to every citizen Of Elko county,
past and present. to attend the
dedication OF this beautiful
building.