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Sortc;le Der Staatsutrliderunaen.

Staats 0eriihsrunss aommiIiion
Sen prtpotaeiellidaften maht. ihlisB<
lid, bic 2ebteren slpinsen miro. ihre
9elhdfte aufangeben.
Die Staatsoeriiheruns bes Staaz
tes Ohio bat lett ibrem Beltebsn ben
9lrbeitern uno 9lrbeitsebern - pom
1. Mdr3 1912 Biz gum l. SUM- 1915
- Die Sums pon $8,422. .343.97 in
9eriiherunss sselosrn seipart, Sic ionit
in bic 0Gnoe Der pripatselelllhaften
selanst pdren. 9lebnlihe 8erbaItniile
belteben in onosren Staaten, no Die
itootli1e llnfaaperiideruns einsefiibrt
lit = in Wisconiin, Mihisan uno
MoNaduietts, 9on ben aht Millioz
nen, bic burh Die ituatlihe Wsr1ihez
runs fir sic slrbeiter nnfdle BEN
Observation-Disclosures ent5osen puroen,
lpiiroen S2,557 ,248.82 aommi1iion
an Die 9lsenten Der GelellIhaftsn be-
sahlt pnroen Isin; Sic 9etilter Ser
bOberen gsamtsn, bic Miete fir guz
rsaus unb anosre stussaben, ipiiroen
lpeitsre $2,557, 7,247.SO beanIpruht
baben, mas sine @elamtaussabe BON
$5, 5,114,495.64 uno einen Hsinselpinu
bon $3,3O7, ,s39.33 fir oie G,sIsu=
ihoftsn erssben tpiiroe, tpenn niht bic
Staatss s0eriihsruns einsefiibrt iporz
ben pdre.
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Soaiolismus leudten ldbt, ols 2eitz
ftern ouf benz Weee gu ibrsr Be-
freiuns gu erfdauen permag, 10
lanse piro iie unterbriidt Iein uno
einen forttpdbrenben 8ampf um cine
notoiirftise Griften5 sesen Not uno
Gorge gu fiibren boben. ltnb un=
iere pflidt, bic pflidt berjeniaen
GenoHen, bic om lebtsn Wobltas
unb BEL onberen Gelesenbeiten iih
often fir ben Soaiolismus ertldrt
boben, 1T es, bic WaRe seiItig fret
gu MAIDEN uno lie a(s aampfsenolz
fen in ollen pirtidaftliden uno
politilden admpfen, bic mir nit
Der tapitoliitiiden alaIIe gu fiibren
boben, gu setpinnen. Wir baben
tpieber einmal 5eerfdou sebolten
iiber un1ere 5ruppen om lsbten
Wabltag, mDge bic nd4Its Seer
fdau i'm g}opember 1916 uns elm
beferes Reiultot 5eisen. Sober Go9,
niht nur ber Wobltag, mub fir
So5ioliiten elm Sag bes Samples
uno Elm Sag bes proteites aeaen
topitaliitifrhe Sprannei fein. Wir
tdmpfen peiter fir bic Sohe Der
unteroriidten Menfdbeit, fir Sc
redtisteit, Treibeit unb 9umonitdt.
Die fortIhrittliden, tlaNenbez
nubten 9lrbeiter perben oud nod
Der Wobl fortfobren, fir bic Sc
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&ir fdmpieu lueiter.

! bemptrotiIhe gfeformpplititer, mar
elmer Ter 9lrbeiterfreunbe, bic Der
Sa6e Der Mrbeiter piel mebr 1foz
ben, als niiben. SIT es nibt fir
bic grbeiter piel befer, ipenn iie
einen ous9eiprohenen Mnbdnser bes
&apitalismus, tpie es Der neue
Wfonor q. Oabis lit, gu betdmpfen
baben, ols penn lie bon 1hlouen
Oemososen an Der Nale herum eez
fiibrt peroen?
Sc 5hnener bic Mrbeiter erfennen,
onb bic Reformoera unb bic unporz
teiild)e politit (Nonportiion), ipelz
DIE in Der glepelono 2otolpolitit felt
ben lebten Sobren bic Sauptrolle
ipielten, i'm beiten 6oue nur eine
VerI6leppung Der 2OIung Der lpsia=
len, pirtfhaftlihen unb politilhen
5rasen iino, oeito befer tit es fir
bic 9lrbeiterfIoTe.
Die Irbeitertla7e tpiro unb muB
fhlieblih ertennen, baB es nur
5pet Slohen unb stpei pplitiihe
porteien 9eben lpiro, tpenn es sum
Gntlheipungstampf 5piiden ben
5errftern uno 9lusbeutern auf Der
einen Ssite unb stpil9en ben be-
berrIdten uno oussebeuteten MoTe
ouf Der onoersn Ssite fommt.
llnb fir bieIen Gntideibunssz
tompf miii1en mir bic Irbsiter porz
bereiten burh eine griinblihe uno
fpitemati|fe propaganda Der slufz
tldruns. Wir baben ieBt 5000 3us
perldblihe slnbdnger uno 0ertreter
Der foaialiitiihen Sahe unter ben
Wdblern in Glepelanb. llnb plelz
leiht elm paor Iauienb tpeitere
Mnbanser unter ben Mrbeitern, bic
nod feline 8iireer iinb. glber bieIe
Saufenbe bilben bod nur einen tlei=
men 8rudteil Der 2obnarbeiter
glepelonbs. Wir boben ol1o nod
febr piel 9trbeit gu perridten, ebe
es uns 9elingen tpirb, eine 9lrmee
tlafenbelpubter, io5ialiitiid oentenz
Der Nrbeiter beranaubilben, bic inn
ftanoe 1T, in Der itdotilden unb
ftootliden @erpaltuns eine ibrer
3obl unb Stdrte entiprehenbe Ser
tretuns ober idlieBlih bic Mebr=
belt in bieien gerpaltunsen gu bo=
ben. Shlieblidb peroen mir in
un1erer prppasanoa eine mdhtigs
6ilfe finoen in Der gnttpidluna uns
ieres tpirt1hoftlihen 0ebens, in Den
unsebeuren 5ortidritten Der 5ed=
nif, in Ser aonSentratton Der iptrts
1haftlihen Sr1ebtrdfte, Die gu 1ms
mer 1tdrteren unb sepoltigeren to-
pitaliitilden 3ombinotionen (Sruits)
fiibren. llnb biele Gntipidlung sebl
umio fdne0er uno iiderer por iih
ie mebr bic mehr obsr minoer epr.
liden Heformer Der fopitaliftiiber
porteien oielelbe aufbolten tpollen.
60 lonee bic MoiIs Der Irbeiter
ipie es biersulanpe Der Jaa 1T, be:
5iislih 1ooialpolitilder grtenntnis
nod i'm Ounteln tappt. 10 lana'
lie nod unlpihenoe, ielbitiiihtis'
6iibrer, OILS leitenoe Geiiter in ben
3laTentampf anertennt, uno 10 Ian
&c lie nidt bas 0iht, ipelAes bel
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Die 5000 Stlmmen, ipelhe Der
io5ialiitiihe Mopors@aanbibat Bel
Der eriten 9luspabl erbielt, bilben
ben Stomm Der io3ioliitilhen Or
NEE in Glepelanb; tpdbreno bic ipeiz
teren 1000 Stim1nen, tpelde ols
3ipeite unb brittle Stimmen fir
Rutbenbers obseseben ipurben, aus
Iossnonntsn Mitldufsrn ReIteben ouf
tpelhe ober tein 0srloB lit. 0iele
oieIer 9uten 2eute ipmpatbiiieren
pobl nit Der io5ioliiti1hen Sode,
elouben obsr, rboB ba bic Soaiaz
iten bpd nidt ssipdblt perpen
tOnnen," iie es nit ben ndhit beiten
9onbibatsn ber alten parteien nod
mails perIuhen follen. Manhe hoz
ben perfonlihe Greunbe unter ben
8anbiooten Der gesnerilhen Ynr=
teien unb ppllen ibnen bober nit
ibren Stimmen gum Siege perbelz
fen. Gs sibt aud CUTE, ober idmoz
he 2euts, tpelde friiber au4 fir
bic Sosioliiten itimmten, obsr bo
bieie niht erfplsreih parsn, pieper
our olten 2iebe, gu ben politiiden
Yorteien Der 3apitaliiten 5uriidtebz
rem. slber superldIiise 5ruppsn
bilben bic 5000 er1te Stimmen, Die
fir ben fo5ialiitiiden Mapprszaanz
biooten obseseben purben. Sic haz
ben Die 1osioliitiiden prin5ipien NIT
boiler &lorbeit erfaBt uno ols rid
tig befunben, unb treten Bel ieber
9eleaenheit, ni4t nur bsi ben Wabz
len, bafiir Elm. Nus bieIen 3ern=
truppen gilt es eine Irmee bon aufz
'aetldrten Splbaten Der Repolution
su ihoffen, bic ilnitanbe 1T, ale
Gssner gu iibertpdltisen. limb @es,
ner bes 9oaialismus iino alle, BIZ
fir bic grbaltuns bes beutigen To-
pitoliitiIden Spitems eintreten
1elbit penn iie bic Mdngel oesfelber
bstdmpfen. gue Reformer, bic be
elauben, baB es seniise, lpenn mar
bic fdlimmiten Mustpiidfe oes pro:
fit uno Neutrality-suspicious. BE:
tdmpft, aber bic llriahe Der llebe
nidt beieitisen tpollen, lino gesre1
bes @osialism,ls. @esner iinb aud
bieieni9en @epertfdaftler, bic b
elauben, bob burh Gintreten fiji
bic rbefen 2eute" Der olten poll
tilden porteien Der Sode Der Or
better beNer eeoient lei. ols ourd
bos Gintreten fir bic ioaialiitiid
portei.
sic slauben, mas ibre 6iibre'
1osen, bab mir teine unabbdnsia
politi1de Mrbeiterportei nottpenbt!
boben, bob es eeniist, tpenn maj
bic aonbibaten ber alten parte
3tpinet, lih gu perpflidten, in
Jone ibrer Gripdbluns fir bic 5or
berungen ber oreanii iierten Mrbeste
einautreten. limb es finben iih itst
cine 9lnsobl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. go
litifer unter ben fapitaliitifh por
teien, bic ben Mrbeitern our Sci
Der Woblen alles moslide peripre
hen, Inn bann, tpenn seipdhlt, ibre1
Deripredunsen niat nadtomme
tpollen ober niht na4tommen Ton
nen. peter Witt, Der sef4losen
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Sn Serbien hoben Sic
0eut1hen uno Oeiterreiher i'm Norz

alnter pom 9.rbeits= =Oepurtement iih
BORT bsmiibt, ben Streit Der 800 on
brabtlolen Ipparaten belhdftisten
SelearaphiIten bei5ulesen uno alle
9lnaeihen ouf gelpiaieuns ldmtlidier
Toroerunsen Ser 9elesrapbilten lino
porhanben, oie betontlih $50 unb
S75 pro Monnt perlansen. Damit
lpiirbe aber elm Streit an Der allan
tifden aiiite nidt permieben iperben.
ipie Setretdr Sdmabineb. bon Der
Wireleb Oipiiion go. So, foste.
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Wdhreno in Nenelano Der aampf,
ben bic Mafdiniiten fur Ginfiibruns
oes Mchtiiunbentages fiihren, feins
beionberen grfolss auf5upeilen hot,
errinssn ibre aollegen in anoerer
Stdbte fortgeTeBte Siege. Sn Gait
Gbicago J. 9. baben bic 500 MaIfiz
niiten Der Babe manufacturing 60.
nod einem Streit bon 8 Sagen, Ell
nen poLlItdno:sen Sieg srrun9en. Die
6auptforoerung Der WtaihiniIten, Ser
2td)titunoentne, tpuros IeIbItperitGnoz
lid beipilli9t; Der 5irmu puroe je=
oo6 3eit gegeben. ii6 oen neuen Der
hdltniHen an5upaiIsn. Die Irbsitsz
seit betrd9t jest 55 Stunoen in Der
Woche, unb in ipdteItens slpsi no
noten lpiro Ter 9lhtitunoentas eineez
fiihrt.
Die 20bne iinb feitseiest tpie Tol9t:
Wertseu9mahsr SOC, MnIhiniiteu
40t (oieier 2obn miro nit Ginfiibz
run9 bes Ndtitunoentaees erbohD,
9trbeiter an automatiihen 0rebbdrz
fen 45c, SpsSiaIiitsn 30e, Sslisr 25e.
Der gertroq lieht aubsrosm Dor,
oab teine MaBreseluneen poreenom=
men tperoen biirfsn, unb bab aus
Streiter ipiecer eineeitsnt perben
milIIen. Die Organization lit ols
Io!ds aner,annt unb unterbdIt Elm
itdnoises Gon,ite, bas etipaies Strsiz
tieteiten erlsb:et.
Der Strsit mar Elm Grfo!a fir
oie Union i'm pplIiten Sinns. 9lue
unorsoniiierten Irbsiter tratsn om
eriisn Sage hss Streits Der Union
bel, etpa 200 on Der 3abI, 10 oob jsBt
Der getrieb 5u 100 prosent orsaniz
iiert III.
Die 6ormel, Glsttriter uno glshz
orbeiter einsen nit ben lRaihini=
item 0ono in 9ano uno trusen piel
sur GrIansuns bss Sieess BET.
9iele 5irmen in yleip Yort bepiIz
li9ten ben Ihtitunoentas, ebenfalIs
piele anpsre srobe gstriebe i'm eenz
sen 2anos. Inter osnislbsn befinren
iid: Nep grslano Wsitinsbouie Co.,
Sheridan, Conn; llniperlal Mahine
g., Baltimore; 5pIeoo Mahine
Sool Co., Solebo, Ohio; II. g. Gar
triose Co., o,pen. Mah.; Stubebaz
Ter automobil Gobrit, Detroit; 13
.6irmen in pertb Mmbop, q. s.; 9
6irmen in SprinefieIo. MoH., nit
elmer srbeiterIhoft bon $1,000
Mann; 0oeal Mahine So. uno De-
lapare Morpceo Gp. in @iIminston,
Del.
Sn Glepelano iino oie Malhiniiten
unp anoere Metallarbeiter niht fart
aenus orsan;ilsrt, um sr0Bere Grfolz
ae ersielen 81 t0nrsn. 9lber iebsn=
falls lit ourh Die tiirslihe Streit=
beipeauna bas Srsdniiotipnspert Der
hieiisen MoIdiniiten fart esioroert
pprpen.
Nus San Grdneiseo, Gal.. trai
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Sn Son Uraneiscp puroe am Iebz
ten Montoa bic 35. Sabrestonpention
Der rImertcor Jeoeration Of 2abrr"
ourd prdiibenten Sam. Gompers
eroffnet uno aipor i'm GnliforniasUe=
bduoe Der Weltausiteluns.
Gouperneur Sobnion bon galifor=
nien uno 8iirsermeilter s. Rolpb bon
Son Graneisco besriibten oie Dele
eaten als .8riiber Der Mrbeit" uno
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tpubten ibnen piele Shmei6eleien su
Iaaen. Gs heibt, bab iih pisle fort
idrittlihe uno iosialiitild, eeiinnts
Geleeaten auf nieier 9onpention be-
finben, Die psriuhen ppllen, etlpos
neuen @,iit in oieie aDrperihaft, Die
iiber 100000 MitsIieoer bat, su
brineen. Wi, unier Mitbiirser unb
8enoi1e Mar 6apes. Hebotteur bes
~Gitioen." Der, ipie fdon felt pieIen
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&f I'M Ndtituuocntag.

Mirb BEL
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slus Son 0rdneiseo, gal.. trai
bier bic Nahri4t Elm. oab Elm Be.
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Som &Helo Der Mrbeit

Mdbreno in G1epelano Der aampf,
ben bic Mafdiniiten fur Ginfiibrung
oes observation-disclosures fiihren, feirle
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(Tortlesmna a,,f Seite 81
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

shop. Everybody go to the cemetery
and spend the day. take dinner
have a service and clean up and de-
corate the graves We certainly ought
to be ashamed Of the condition Of
our cemetery.
II given proper notice, many peo-
pie from over the country who have
loved ones buried there would be
glad to come Let every place Of bus
mess close from 10 to 3 o'clock and
everybody 20. Arrange nice pro-
gram. Let's begin and make II an
unusual occasion What do you say?
Let's hear from some one who is in
terested Don't all speak at once.
PASTOR,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

Mrs. Ida Bassinger. wife Of !. Bas-
singer. living three miles north Of
town died Tuesday noon. she had
been in poor health in South Texas
where they had lived previous to com
ing here in the fall. Her health i'm
proved for awhile until about
month ago when she took to her bed.
She leaves a sorrcwing husband, two
sons and two daughters and many
friends and relatives to mourn the
loss, Her body was laid in the sny-
der cemetery wednesday at noon. J.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16
GARDEN IN BACK YARD
EXTRAORDINARY RESULTS PRO
pucEp FROM SMALL TRACT.
Plot OF Ground About 30 by 40 Feet
In size Proved Itself Worthy Of
Time, Effort and Small Ex-
pense Put Upon II.

Fifteen miles from the busiest dis
trict OF the busy city OF Chicago there
is a small kitchen garden which has
produced extraordinary results II Is
planted In a plot Of ground about 30
by 40 feet In size. and has proved It.
self worthy the time. effort and small
expense put upon II.
Almost all OF the ordinary table
vegetables and fruits can be found
hero. and this small piece Of ground
has been the means OF distinct saw.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

Cotton prices advanced a dollar
bale IN New York last saturday
Prices have been going up a month
and the splnners and their friends
hope the farmers will feel safe to
plant a big cotton crop this year. but
cotton farmers will surely remember
how heavy crop and a foreign war
fixed the price Of cotton In the fall
Of 1914.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

rightly named. IN that tho number OF
berries borne on one vine is won
derful. when the size Of the vine Ia
considered
Raspberry and current bushes. also
bore we'll. and 20 e vas-one fruit AZ.
ter another all summer long There
are some grape vines which are as
yet too young TO bear. but are very
promising
The financial side o. this enterprise
has been very satisfactory Tho sur
plus crop OF cucumbers and tomatoes
netted SO and the products Of the
strawberry bed we're worth t625. the
eurrantA and raSpberries were worth
another %.
Not to go into further detail. II Il
iAlr 10 estimate that this small gar
den planted At an expense Of not mora
than 81 TOR seed. has made a return
OF about $40. beside Afording many
hou1 OF beautiful exercise to the
family.
These results show how little pin
money could easily be made By util-
iEing the back yards Of suburban or
city homes
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

The truest economic system Of con
dueting any business IL the one which
makes every dollar OF the capital EN-
ployed whether In bonds. land or
stock. yield a suitable return In some
shape; but bare held. unvorked land
viii not do this and the farmer who
attempts TO make a profit IL certainly
not conducting his business on an
economic principle.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

Why stay away from church? Your
poor soul is starving You may not
be conscious Of It. That In itself is
n dangerous symptom. II you loved
God as you ought you would love his
service and the place Of worship
would be your greatest delight. You
should come as a matter Of duty II
fer no other reason.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16
CIlOWDER

There Is some sickness here now.
Miss Autry Of Ira, is visiting her
sister. Mrs. l.. Y Duke.
Crowder's singing class will meet
on second and fourth Sundays Sew
eral people here last Sunday from
other communities.
Uncle Tom Crowder broke bread
last Sunday with l.. D. Lennon and
family.
]. NJ. Martin, formerly Of Ennis
Greek, has moved to this commun-
ity. Glad to have him with us.
Mr.. Mccormick spent Sunday with
r. l.. Higgins and family.
s. d. Hayes had a mule sick with
distemper last week.
Ola and Matte Busby spent Sun
day with Misses Morton
Planting feed is now under way.
TOP KNOT.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

There will be another Sunday
School class organized next Sunday
morning with Miss Whited as teach
er. It will be a class Of young wcm-
en- coming between the Bartheas and
the woman's Wesley Glass They will
organize. elect their officers, select
their name and get their class GER
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16
Quarterly Conference.

The second quarterly conference Of
the Methodist church will be held on
April 2tth and 25th Rev J. T Girls
void. PRESIDING Elder Of the Sweet
aater District uill preside He viii
preach SUNDAY and Sunday night
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

On the first Monday went to sny-
der with others to see the sights and
went into the Signal Office to see how
things we're and | gave one OF the
bosses a little slack jaw and he
threatened to give Newell In plain
English a good drubbing. but he
changed his mind and we parted as
friends should.
X. LAMITY.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

E stephens. pastor Of the Methodist
church. OF which she was a member
conducting the services. May her fam
lily follow on to meet her in a bright
er and better world les.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

Rev. Elliott. Baptist pastor filled
his regular appointment here sun
day. Arrangements were made for
him to preach at the Quinn school
house next second Sunday afternoon.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

The church was glad to welcome
Brother Houston and wife and Bro.
Duckett and wife as members. The
subject at the evening hour was:
what Must Dc to be Saved" An
earnest appreolatlye audience listen
ed to the message.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

The Camp Springs Sunday School
decided Sunday to have a children's
day service and committee was APP
pointed to arrange the program. The
date has not been decided upon.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

For pluck. ye correspondent thinks
Misses Vera and Mae Jones, who are
attending school at Snyder have this
neck OF the woods beat. Saturday
when they decided to visit homefolks
they Just hit the sand and walked to
Camp Springs. They returned Sunday
by way OF Quinn in the buggy.
CAMERA.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

Miss Lola Bruton and Floyd Bru-
ton OF Camanehe are visiting their
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. J. c.
Dawson.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

T. r. Baker returned to Austin this
week to look after matters Of legis-
lation for the coming special session.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16
IDIOT DRAW

II there has happened anything on
the draw OF late that would be OF any
Interest to your paper have not
heard Of II. We have had some spring
weather. Some nice rains and some
little sickness.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

The farmers are in good shape now
fer planting and should the weather
be good next week planting will be
the order Of the day. Grass and weeds
are growing and small grain is look
ing fne.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

Rumor has u that HATJ vardoa.
Eve times winner Of the british opea
championship. viii retire - = proies
liontl this year
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16
CAMP SPRINGS

Some are planting down this way
now. The small rains last week put
them out in the field.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

Mrs. II. II. Beasley, Of Grady In
Fisher county was visiting Rev. z.
8. Dorset and family several days
OF last week
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

D. f. Wagner vas here Thursday
from Knapp He says bis country is
thoroughly vet. He says they didn't
specially need this rain but glad to
get L.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

J. l.. Dsrsett moved to Snyder Sat
urday We are sorry to lose him from
cur community.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

Just unloaded another car Of the
celebrated Domino Coal. Phone i5i.
- &c. DAWSON
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

Have plenty Of dry stove wood on
had Phone 1874 a.
J. c. DAWSON.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

Mr-E. C. Hines is real sick this
week.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

Quinn singing class elected dele
gates to the County Singing Conven.
ton last Saturday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

Several people here are having the
humps.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

J. o. Quinn went tothe Sweetwater
Sanitarium last Thursday night to
be treated.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

Miss Autry Of Ira, is visiting her
sister. Mrs. l.. Y Duke.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-16

s. D. Hayes had a mule sick with
distemper last week
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-12

the spring. It was 8 case OF love st
first sight. Something Of this Win
eka had learned. He began on active
counting, or rather attempted it, to
be repulsed by Leoi.
81 VIII XIII the pale face lover" he
told her iereely one day. Leoti inn
parted the dread information to her
lover. One evening both were miss
ing, the bahled Wineka nursed rage
and revenge, CALLED beyond measure
to know that his coveted bride was
in safe hands IN the distant city.
Between the lovers a perfect I'M
derstanding had come about. They
would have then married at once only
that Rob owned mining claim a
short distance away from the lumber
camp, 1t was necessary, In order that
he might file claim upon this that
he make survey of the same and
stake it out. Then he could sell it
for a sum sufficient to warrant his
taking a wife, and he and Leoti
would settle down IN the city,
Rob had attended to the claim, and
on his way back to the city had
stopped at the lumber camp for a food
supply. He hoped to eyade notice
from the saVages. Some one had
seen him. Wineka had been appraised
of the fact. Bin Budd had discov-
cred his danger. He had hidden him
away in a cave. The question now
was as to getting Rob back to the
city. One of his men came to Budd
about noon.
"BiH, I've been carrying out your
orders and nosed around the Indian
camp this morning. It's a blockade -
''YoU meant" inquired Bill anx-
iously.
Bear Bluff is completely surround
ed. I suppose there isn't a hundred
foot space that hasn't a friend Of
Wineka on patrol or in hiding. The
orders are to shoot Rob Marsh on
-srEEy