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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
CASE is OUTLINED.
Suit Of Reese Howell Against Sarah J
Brown ct al Goes Over,
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 30.-Dstrict Judge ], A.
Howell being disqualified by reason OF
relationship TO one OF the parties TO the
suit. as we'll as by personal interest,
court. Salt Lake City, came to Ogden
today 10 hear the suit OF Reese Howell
against Sarah J. Brown and others. The
action was brought to determine the
right OF the plaintiff TO the use OF all
alley way leading from Twenty-fitth
street at the west end OF the Broom
MOTEL building 10 the rear of the Reese
Howell dry goods store, which faces on
Washington avenue.
= few weeks ago the owners Of the
Broom block decided to close the alley,
but an injunction was obtained by Reese
Howell to prevent this. The hearing 10
parties TO this strip OF ground came up
this morning. The alley way has been
in use since 1882 when the hotel was
erected Al that time the plaintiff claims
that he and John Broom. the original
owner of the building. agreed that How
ell should have a continuous use OF the
alley way, in consideration oil case
mcut for light to the Broom hotel and
dining room allowed by Howell. BY vir-
tue OF this agreement and It's continuous
use since 1882 Howell claims 8. perpetual
4 few minutes after the hearing was
begun this morning the plaintiff asked
leave 10 amend the original complaint
by including the agreement between John
Broom and Howell. Judge Morse granted
the motion. Twenty days We're allowed
the plaintiff to prepare amended pleadings
before the hearing win again be taken up,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
TROUBLE IN OGDEN
OVER LIQUOR LAW
Judges Harris and Howell Turn
Licenses.
Down Applications for
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 30.-By the refusal
of District Judges Nathan j.. Harris
and j. A. Howell to grant liquor Ii
censes to four applicants this afternoon,
another hole was shot into the make
shift liquor bill passed By the recent
Republican state legislature. The time
having passed when the matter of issu
ing licenses is taken from the hands of
the city council, j. c. Watt, c. D.
Norman and A. l.. Kohn, the latter
asking for a retail license and whole
sale license. and the first two asking
for retail licenses, petitloned the dis
trict court for renewal Of their Ii
censes.
Judge Harris and Judge Howell sit
ting en- banc discussed the applications
and finally decided to refuse to issue
the licenses, The grounds given were
the failure of the city council to ap-
prove the bonds. and the failure of the
city council to specifically define the
business district of Ogden city as re-
9uired In the state statute.
While other reasons may have been
given for refusing to issue the licenses,
both Judges decided that the reasons
given above were ample. 1t Is under
stood that Judge Harris and Judge
Howell are of the opinion that the state
liduor law is unconstitutional IN that
it takes from an executive and legis~
lative body certain duties, delegating
them to a judicial body, Judge Harris
and Judge Howell did not go into the
latent defects of the liquor bill, but
finding ample technical reasons for re-
fusine to issue the licenses, did so on
the grounds mentioned,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
SEARCH AND SEIZURE
CASES NOW ON TRIAL

Before Justice of the Poace Harry :.
Harper WAS begun yesterday the hearing
of the case or the state against f. w.
bbott manager of the Belmont hotel.
who Is charged with selling liquor without
81 license. The prosecution rested It's case
Yesterday and the defendant vii! be heard
today. AT the conclusion of this trial
the case of a. G. Larsen, proprietor of the
81. Cecile roouling house, who faces n
similar charge. will be Immediately taken
urs
Both the arrests were made under the
search and seizure clause of the new
liquor law. which empowers officers TO
enter any place where they have reason
to believe that the law Is being violated
and confiscate the liquors found.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
Expect to Catch Bandit Yet.

~ w iHc llIDUllf,
slsY ida. juno 30.--The sheriff OF
'|.ss county and Deputy Sheriff Oley
tl@ Falls have returned from the
: Tue dcsperado who shot Con-
Md and wounded three other
nlnonl dpprchcndinG him They
mar tho bandit has succeeded in
mo ihe rough mountain eoun-
w ihe wyoming Idaho line and
,sp well be captured now. They
n-i NJ will bc picked UP in the
shl'e when he Is least expecting
.-T M comes out OF hiding.
'eDorled that bears arc getting
..sluus Tor the comfort OF fisher
rampers upon The north fork of
iNer near Big Springs. Ono
eaaght SIX bears last week and
ssepsd twelve in the last three
yhe Was d silver tip grizzly
s,oe brought $1o. The others were
eOsn variety.
t,saers on the Teton basin line
E geson Short Line have reached
me north end OF the basin,
epor'cd the grading work Will
ompictcd. As soon as the bridge
=. construct the long high bridges
~ On his line track laying will
"a urreafter be completed. 1t is
nave the line in operation
<srua'ilc out OF the basin coun-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
|lDCGS TELLS HOW
II KILLED MURDOCH
,,t Says He Fired When
srspect Apparently Tried
TO Shoot.
rhn Tribune.

!, 10 The Tribune. u
2, 90 Iune 3O,-SheriT r. o. wall
E0io' civ civ Wasstch county. and
|fsEs Es,eTiff III Alma q. ScTuses OF Ev-
|-9 Sli Snei" carne 10 Provo today from
~ !o%sseryation. where, TWO weeks
rsWn shot and killed Alb Muir
Siukss,l,ief. whose capture he was
D aoi'e eiiert. The officers left
s1pp5;t frande train late this even
~ h'V smulh. where. at some In
w as,t they hope 10 encounter
ttt po,""rS MeelSs, who is said TO
7 ps' partner OF Murdock.
- Utah" said Scruggs. In
saH,e ,,e stolen horses from Wyo-
~ I'D the understanding that
= Wurdock had the horses at
g sn' ,snch on Red creek. But
ess,IS Wall and other officers and
W, IA the ranch we found no
n s,nsr Murdnck or MeelSs. Then
4 ~ - The tbe rocks awaiting the return
st r tm" sooo Murdock and his half
".,me along the road. riding
- One OF the horses was be-
E,I% Mr. Henry in our party to
%of,he animals stolen In Wyo-
u.n,v was with us for the pur-
: y The IIi5ientliying the horses. When
~ and his brother were opposite
.sa,,ed 10 Mlirdock 10 throw up his
4, shouted four Times.
,I.rie;k did not comply, but instead
I. N remove his right hand glove.
q h had the glove of | fired. The
sr,t Murdock in the neck under
4 slr and came out under the lett
a us was killed instantly.
y eoroner's Jury found that The
- pas iustifiable. but brother or
4 r1,D,her OF MurdocE swore TO COM
q rbarrlne me with murder In the
4 ;esrec ana l was placed under
rsnsplres now that Alb Murdoch
san of ]. 5. Murdock, who had
N 6ys wives and thirty six chill
His fourth or fifth Wife was a
n and she was the mother OF Alb
Isk
IA, Meeks. Tie man who Is now
\. hunted has one leg of. The leg
4 Dol away while lie was attempting
|s;,,e irnm the Idaho state insane
- about ten years ago. He was
rtlo, Of robbing a bank at Montpe-
/ sM sent 10 the peniientiary. He
essrds feigncd insanity and was re-
rM 10 The Insane asylum, From that
E,ricn he escaped.
n officers have information that n
4 with horses. some OF the latter
re strong resemblance TO horses
u n Wyoming, was seen going
0srslerly al point near Cotton. II
II. lrail the officers are now following.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
RESPONSIBILITY DENIED.
Union Pacific Says Thompson Was In
Jured Through Own Negligence.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 3o.-Denyins amy Ia
biIity for the injuries sustained by
George Thompson when he was struck
by a passenger train at Rock. Springs,
Wyo., last fail, the Union Pacific Ratl-
road company today filed an answer in
the district court asking that Thompson
be given nothing as damages
At the Lime OF the accident. Thomp-
son eupIo, cd AS "A brakeman on n
freight Train. was making a coupling be
Tween two sections Of a freight train, As
he stepped from between the cars onto
another track. he was struck ny pas
ing train and badly injured. The rail
road company says that he assumed The
risk ct such accidents, and that he was
familiar with the fact mat trains were
Craoiently passing and should have been
on the lookout for just such dangers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
HUNTSVILLE TO CELEBRATE.
Little Town Proposes 10 Have Big
Time on Fourth OF July.
SpeciaI 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
o6:DE,N June sO.-Huntsvillc. the little
disiucorporated city east Of Ogden, VIII
celebrate the glorious Fourth In the good
old "a shioncd way. There VIII DC saiutes
firad brass bands playing aud all OF the
nthnr app,Irl eilances Of a sizzling lnde-
pendence Day celebration.
George NJ. Connor OF salt Lake mas
accsnted an invitation 10 deliver patri-
80 addrcas Musical numbers, IN which
some OF the most accomplished artists
of the state will participate, VIII be
given in the new meeting house curing
the day The programme Will open at ~
n'clock. The committee in charge OF
srrengements for the celebration Is com
posed OF some of Hunlsvlhe's ieaoihS
citizens.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
.ufh's Programme in Provo.

|'6r"o The Tribune.
80 june 30-Thc committee on
|ta,%s ~ 1uly celebration has prepared
\ bihe programme. which is 10 be
d orln,ss Lc s'ake tabernacle. commencing
'r,-,,oc1' o. ceremonies. j. H. Frisby.
iriIsn.. opening chorus by children
ny sli0n: H. the Rev, NJ. j sjsIer.
"a ,, me Flag Without a Stain, "
81 ss,rIminule Of NUT talk. n. r. Irvine. Jr.,
e Iund "''Nei iai''' froies-
I r,iIaaln r,nI,nlnute lalk. Charles scrwenekc.
w e,n 81, Of Tomorrow"
IA es;L hattle Hymn OF the RepubIic, -
|ai iI%1~n: ,Ii,ari Professor j. X. Busiaard,
stcaIp stnpn p.fsident Joseph b. Kceler.
ii n, cillld,cn will occupy the west
+ dr,. us tabernacle, JncInding choir
W. d. IN white, with red. white
naped over the left shoulder
~ anu Will start at 1880 in the
aed after a march through The
AbemocJa inc city will disband u'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
COUNCILMAN PEERY RESIGNS.
Will Make His Homo at PortcrVilIe, Cal
In Future; Expressions OF Regret.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN: June 30,-The resignation OF
Horace Peery as a councilman was re-
ccived at its meeting tonight, Mr., Peery
has removed to Porterville. Cal, where he
Will make his home in the future. Presi-
dent Samuel Browning. Councilmen John
Austin and G. j, Humphries and City Re-
corder Allen were appointed n commit
tee TO draft letter expressing the regret
OF Mr. Peery's associates at his retire
lIlcnr.
The council received a communication
from the district court notifying IL of the
rejection of the application for liquor Ii
cense OF C.. d. Norman on the grounds
OF irrcgularity In form, Probably an
amended application will now be made.
The council Will meet next Monday
night to canvass the returns Of the liquor
election Tuesday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
IneaNDE ~ DEFENDANT =
N TWO DAMAGE SUITS

olsir,s.e suits were filed In the
y he ha. court Friday morning
|rsl,rar rUehver G. Rio Grande Rail-
3 as result OF the block
Pdurth VT Third South street and
"a Of th west street In the con-
lIon. VIC new Rio Granhe passen-
"a for esro ITO filed suit against the
llteed damages I'm the sum of
"a hiA n.y. m nave been the damage
,lreets'perty through the closing
II damaSSasso Is suing the company
y The vfsd 10 property which she
''''iiity OF the new depot.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
Forests in Good Shape.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Trlbune.
OGDEN, June 30.--District Forester E.
A Sherman returned this evening from a
tour OF inspection Of the national forests
In Nevada. Mr.. sherman says conditions
are in excellent shape. The ranges are
better than they have been I'm years, he
says. On the Santa Rosa forest. recently
established Mr. Sherman says. things are
shaping nicely. Officers are being ap-
pointed for this forest and everything in J.
dicates successful administration. says
the forester
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
Suit Over Real Estate.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 3o.--Alleging that Jo-
seph Singleton has been in unlawful pos
session of certain real estate In Weber
county for the past four years, the prop
erty of William Hodson, the latter has
begun An action in the district court
asking that Singleton he disDossessed and
tho property turned over 10 him Dam
ages for siu0 arc also demanded by the
plaintiff for the use Of the property dur
ing the past four years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
LAWRENCE HoeeE BURIED.
impressive Services Are Held over man
who Was Eiectrocuted
cciaJ Ia The Tribune,

Special 10 The Trlbune'
OGDEN, June 30.-Impressive funeral
services for Lawrence Hogge. the brick
mason who was electroculed oy q 5s, n1sr,
ren5t1m .eIITnad sui sub station, Lincoln avenue and
Thirty first street, last "Wednesday. were
held at the Fifth ward meeting nPuSe
Jacobs lac presiding. The speakers were were
rreeident I1esTI G. F. Middleton, Bishop Robert
McTarland p La5sind ISfen%o sisbon va 5ace 6
I1ur, II',,ter and Bishop Jacobs. Appropriate
.oIos and duets were sung by orson
Grifdn Cora Yolker. Mary Jacobs and
Kate Nolker.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
DEPUTY SHERIFF ACCUSED.
|7,e3 With Riding Down One Man and
Attacking Another.

70 The Tribune.
EGlAM. June 30.--County Commits
Isl c. MaGkay and O. w Carlson
Sssif Joseph c. Sharp were in
tzs today investigating the charges
NJ II is charged that Coates, while
F D dogn the canyon. rode over L.. G..
tneiueer Of The Bingham & Car
fa!foad. and also attacked l.. A
n, assistant engineer. The railroad
r.te The complaint. Coates denies
ihgsstlons. No action was taken
y nvestleaiion further than hear
y testimony Of the persons con-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
Inspect Fire Equipment.
..,,, 10 Tha Tribune.

Special 70 Ths ITlp"1'..
OGDEN. June 3o.--F. ". Walker and ID
u W Fulton of Boise, Ida. arrived IN
ogden today to INSPECT the eq9apmie"t noiae viii III
ING INC. n.,rci,ase new Hrc equipment similar
so0t 80 that at which ogden has The xlsit1Ts r.
were W. armed with letter from Mayo, ~ o., m "a
X, Friedman of Bois9 TO Mayor rou ',i,.srr thsm
c;iasmapn asking the latter 70 sho" 'nf'''
such courtegies as he coule
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
tete IN New Chapel.

lkry The Tribune
p d 'gnt {,nt. 6O.-Tho new north ward
D we're ,shed anshed and Thursday and
tsg for "rfo'ed To a sort OF house
y resIdsmm @ sms new building 1t was
M t7S Ghns OF tho north ward al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
Not Seriously Injured.

Mr. and Mrs. a. H. Davis Of zoos Gar
field avenue. who were thrown from their
buggy yesterday morning when IT coll
lided with an auto driven by John Ar
mold 1rc not seriously injured, as was
at first reported. and will soon be fully
recovered. After the collision. which
took place at Third South and State
streets. Mr.. Arnold took the victims of
not arrested.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
= ssoh - Defeats Ephraim.
)" The Tribune

p lousb,' June 3o.-ln one Of the
.aanonS games ever seen on the
| g thsu IN me home team was de-
= II io ,aayson team In the twelfth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
Bathing is fine at saltair.
FOR GOOD FISHING

Take Oregon Short Line Yellowstone
special out of Salt Lake Saturday night,
reach Snake river on the Yellowstone
branch early Sunday morning. fish all
dav Sunday. start back on Yellowstone
special Sunday night and arrive Salt
Lake early Monday morning, happy and
willing TO work Special low rates on
July l, II and %. See agents for rates
and further particulars. City ticket
Office Hotel Utah,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.

Is effective for coughs and colds in
either children OF grown persons. No
opiates. no harmful drugs. In the yell
low package. Refuse substitutes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-14

l0d1fer 2r. SQDto IS. 9tH mt lets
nenn Stobe l,lo Elm 9ubeno anterl.
fanil9er &oniuln. Sen @oriis lei
Dem 9anfett fiibrte 9fobert s.. Gful-
ner, 8eneralfoniul ser Ser. 6toa-
ten in @on16urg uro 5li Ieirer MedJ-
ten lnlo 2infen iaBen Ser gotldafter
SiG uno Der Somburger Sberbiir-
germeiiter Or. %. Brebobl. ,ss!l
ben eebaltenen aii6reoen puroen
oie ber8liden geaiebuneen 5pii6en
0eutidlanb uno Der ameriful1il6en
Gepublif 6eseiitert gefeiert uno olle
Reoner gaben oet .Soffllung 9lus-
oruG, oaB nit Dem QSa1ien bes
5anoefs ser beioen a0aoer sic 9on
De- lpelde lie aneinanber fniipfel1,
nod enger neroen ntogen.
9as Snternattonole ssrie-
oensblreau in Bern Dem audi oie.
Ser. Staoten ols Wfitglieo onoc-
boren, bat ein 9illnoicbreiben an
Ole Witliiterien oes @enBeren AFTER
Wfa6te geianot betreffs ser abri;
llunasfrage entiprebeno Dem gor<
ltleA III ser BON Dem olnerifoni-
iben aouereB angenoluenen 9se-
iollltion ipeihe Sen 8ralioenten
erlnadtigte, cine &olnniliion
speds ei11gebelloer @rlpdelulq Ser
angeleeenbeit gu ernennen. s0asI
bureau Inaht in feinem Mnno-
ldreiben Die peri6ieoenen &eqie-
-rllngen ollf Sen @ortldut oielcr
aieiollltion ouf1nerfion luo ollf Die
8orfe oes 8raiioenteil Soft, Ser iii
iciner 9otibait m Sen &ongreB
poln 6. Ge5ember b. S. erlpahnte
Ct Iabe Ole grnennung Ser N5it
slieoer oieier Srieoens &ontntii-
iion per5ogert, Inn bie slusIoiuno
Der 9feglerungen ab5llpartett, Oh lie
beleii ndren, NIT oen Ser Stno-
tcn nlird @rnennung eleiher aonr-
lil;liie,lel; 5ll fooperieren. Gi, Get
ter 0es s(uslp1rtiget Ser peridie.
eenen 2dnoer iperoen oringeno err
indJt, ibrc 9feeierungen 81 elltcr
gillllilaen slntiport auf Die Ssur-
1dldae ser Ser. Staaten iii be-
iregea ulo oie ai1erifanilbe Mee
aierlnJ in ibrem 0orgebell su lil,-
ferilutcn. 0ns Bureau ben1erft
ferntf. oaB 6riebenseeieiliba;irn
iii sroier 3abl ii6 oieiem slppcu
cu &c sfddte anaefdloiien 5eheli
Die 9eifstag griatpohl,
ipelGe im eriten beiiifden @abl-
freiie @ieBensgeioba itattfano uni
ourb oas 9(bleben oes bisberigen
Gertreters 9biIipp &obler-2ongs-
oorf bomber 0elitiden &eforn1par-
tel notlpenoie eeluoroen mar, bal
fein entlheioenbes grgebnis gebabt
gs bat nod cine Sttdmabl 5uiidlen
8erner, Dem &anoioaten Ser SIC
formpartei, uno Dem So5ialoenlo-
fraten geflnann 81 erfolgen.
Inter eillorufspoaen sseier.
lidfeiten lit IN 0liinlter Die yeitat.
.tllns Der iterbliAen Siille oes oa.
hingeidieoenen 8ii6ofs Or. Ser.
mann 9inselitaot erfolst anrbi-
nol D. &opp, 6iiritbildof bon gres-
lal, rno aoroinal Slider, gr5-l
bii6of bon aoln, iotpie 5 gilhofe
lpobnten Der Gerelnonie BEL.
9(us EeaucibaIDo in Son6i
ras miro gelneIoet, oaB Die 0feeie-
rungstrltppen iii uebereinitimnluna
init ben Jrieoensahma6ltngen Oie
8affen nieoerIeeten uuo oa5 Die
S1lllrgelten oalielbe tim ipiiroen.
Die dilenilAe Gegierans ;It|
gum Gntl6luB gefommen, Die norb.
li6en Safen 8u befeitigen. Der gln-
lang ioa nit 9lpicn, einent Seebofen
in Der Grepin5 Game, aelno6t mer-
-oen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-14
sllamO ilt meine 5renoe.

Warlm loft i'm 2eben
Sd nnd) gier nid)t itrehen
8armm ipllt' ifb benin nidbt
MsandJmal fr3blidJ iein?
Wseines 2ebens Siirse
slllerbefte @iirse
SIT bas u a tnp ,ip bell unb rein.
Gann BET barten 3eiten,
TDl ben gSeit amd) ntetben,
@eun es nid)t gebridtt an eblen 2cns
Star 8ier
Gann ia gllles bulben,
Sdjene fetne SdlMl6en,
@enn it) babf nitr q inp 6afiir.
@enn Mid Summer briidt
ltnb bas Sd)idial tiidet,
@enn mid @mDr ffiebt nnb fein Msdb.
den liebt,
@eint u | a m o Sier
iSiihf' idJ tupl mid bier
glei6t incin S1er5 bpdj eiuis unsetriibt.
9'rnm bas 9ftamp,
gleibe INNER 10
Bie cs lit nnb mar,
Damn bin i'd smfrieben,
sSiibl' mid mol binieoen
limb uersniist bas san5e Sabr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-14
sStet einen MSrSer.

sfppenoicitis lit elm mbarmber5i-
ger Moroer, aber Or. Sings 9leue
2ebens-TiIlen totet i'm ourb Dor.
beusung. Sic itimulieren ben Ma.
gen, oeber nnb Ginaetpeioe uro Der.
bin6ern Die geritopfrns, sic sir
4ppenoicitis fiibrt. 25e bei allen
GrliggiItsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-14

9os 9anonenboot ,Marietta"
oas iid) 5ur .3eit IN Hortsrnoltb, u.
s., befinbet, bot gefebl erboltell iid
Der i'm @olf BON Merifo fon5c,ltrier-
ten Slotte on5uIdlieBen.
Die arell5er uSenneiiee"
usllabanlo" mo uNortb Caroline"
fino in Gallnenero anf Glba einge-
trnffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-14
GpThTtfohris;prtpr g

SeIbItfabriaierter Seras-@ein
uon befonnter Site gu $t25 per
@allone iii 81 boben BEL 9. 8nra-
itallcr, @i1ita-Gtrobe, neben Der
SermannsIobne.S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-14
Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup.

Seit iiber fiinf8ig Sabren bon
Willioneu bon Wfiittern fiir lire
&illber init 5enl belten Grfolge beim
3obnen eebraliht. ST berubigt bas
aino, erneidt oas 3abnfleii6 uno
miloert Die Sbmer5en; beilt aud
Binofolif uno lit bas bette Wfittel
bei 9iaarboe. l1eberan BEL oen Mpo-
tbefern 5u baben. Sragt nad) Wfrs.
@inslolp's Sootbillg Sprup uno
nebmt nidts anoeres. 25 Gents sic
SIoIde.
9(ns Dem @efangnis in @era
9ru5 iii,o pieraig @efangene ausge.
brohen. sic bnben ben g8artcr
iiberfallen lmo getotet, als er ibnen
morgel1s gegen fiinf llbr ibr Sriih-
ltiif brahte. Die Holi3ilten Der.
foIgten iie uno batten ein @efec6t
nit ibnen, aber olle bts ouf 5tpei
entfamen. Der eine bieier 5nei
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-18
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During the Hot Weather

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