davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1916-02-27

always found at Jossyfuss was jist
 one Jump behint me SO at you see he
 has a Aiile kind of Inteleck.
 That's tn Kind of moo Secertry
 of tn Wor which I'm lookin fur but
 he's very Difficult to Find. Sence tn
 Wor in Yurrup's been agon on evry-
 body in tn Hole Country has been
 Talkin' Wor an lernin' Somethin'
 about it sos at Practicly evry Ameri-
 can SitiZen has Disqualifide hisself by
 Loodin' Up with infermashun an git
 tin Idees which it'd be Hard fer me to Remove to make Room fer my Ever Changin' Noshuns about Wor T been pretty Forchnit gittin' Help to nun tn Government. Tn Demo- crats had been cut of Pour so long at they wasn't many of 'em' at had ever had got Disqualifide by Exper ince which it would take Evidence to Remove They hadn't never naG q Chaust to git into q Rut so to SpeeN. They all had Open Minds an didn't reely have no fixed Opinyuns about anything 'cept Drawin their Salries. aint got q Dipplomat at Home or Abrod which is Hide Bound with l Knollidge about his Dooties. But | don't know where I'm goin' to Git q | Secertry of tn Wor less I can find some Deservin Democrat which is l beef an cant Reed none sos at hes ] got a Virgin Mind with Respeck to
 Wor."
 l I IrT,rI,T l., JAME-C
Arizona republican., 1916-02-27
For the Voters of Phoenix

There is something the of the city, the three-ffths of them who have registered to aid good government in Phoenix. The first thing for them to turn on March and put B. T Gil- lett and James A. Jones the municipal ticket and the next thing, month later, elect them to the commission. The Republican has already stated why it cannot support the whose for may or have been filed and why it support and will support Messrs. Glett and Jones for the commission
 Against the other candidates for commissioners as individuals we have nothing to say. But we see behind the candidacy of some of them interests which are hostile to good sovernmnt, which desire to erect political machine the ruins of good gov ernment and which will do if the candidates they supporting are installed in the commission
 In that case the condition of Phoenix under the commission would be far worse than it under the old and less expensive form. The commission form is naturally expensive than the old one for the reason that the expense necessary to a more ef- fcient government and in the end more profitable one. If the commission form converted into a po- ltcal machine the money by which is supported will not be invested in efficiency but will be spent for the upkeep of the machine. From the point of view of the private citizen be the worst use that could possibly be made of it. It would be worse than wasted It would used to rivet upon the city the bonds that the machine will forge. A commission form of government, while the efficient if hon. esty conducted, is one which if dishonesty conducted is the most difficult overthrow
 The personality of both Mir Gillett and Mir Jones commends them to the voters Mr. GilIett has been resident Of the city for twenty years. His influence has always been for good. and a commissioner, he would contribute to the moral physical betterment of Phoenix. He will not have the support of any man who favors a wide open town and who is opposed to the suppression of gambling interference with the operations of the ot-legger Nr Jones who is the head of the Valley Hardware company is a man of affairs and successful in the conduct his own bus mess, type of man who seldom be induced to identify himself with public affairs
 Neither of these gentlemen backed by a party or clique and if elected, neither could induced to serve any other master than the city.
 Another matter we wish speak is this: In the statement of The Republican that would be lln- able to support any of the candidates for mayor it finds that it reflects quite prevailing sentiment in Phoenix and that that sentiment is apt to be carried to an extreme. Many citizens have announced that they will not attend the polls. Those who do not vote at the primaries and the general election will feet the opportunity make most of the situation before them If they feel The Republican does that they cannot support candidate mayor they still have the opportunity vote for two good men for the commission.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-27
WOULD REAR BOYS IN REAL GARDEN OF EDEN

That boys should be brought up in Garden of Eden was the suggestion made by Sir William Osler in the presidential address the meeting of the Association of Public School Science Masters held at the London Day Training College He snoka on The Hateful Years, 15 to l7.'
 For fifteen years he said, the slowly evolving, sprlghtly race of boys should dwell in Garden of Eden, such as that depicted by the poet.
 During this decisive period a boy is an irrespon- Slple yet responsible creature, mental and moral chameleon taking the color of his environment very difficult to understand and very often not understood by parent teacher.
 The way to reach the boy is through his heart ne cannot be got at through his It is only when they older and caous people can be reached through their heads.
 AL To years old change over the boy physical, mental and moral. The consciousness that ne IS a man with a mans duty to perform, forced upon him, and the tragedy of the garden is the price that each one pays for the knowledge good and evil
 Up to this age boy should have sufficient gen eral education, and Sir William urged that the six teenth ana seventeenth years should be devoted to the preliminary sciences, that might saved at the unversities.-London Globe
Arizona republican., 1916-02-27
National Discipline

"The people must learn that it is necessary to carry discipline into every corner of private and home life to turn the great struggle into victory
 So said Major General Sir Francis Lloyd to inn press upon the British people the seriousness the results of the German thrust Verdun. Germans are not to be successfully opposed by British grum bling at the leaders, by independence of action by the insisence of every Briton his right under the democracy to do he pleases, that he the established laws All must work together for a common purpose and those who do willingly work be compelled to act
 We told that the world struggle is one be- tween democracy and autocrocy That, o course is not true. On the side of the allies republican France and democratic England, is autocratic Russia the worst of autocracies Great Britain best of democracies France, neither an autocracy nor a democracy is the best trained and the best prepared of the allies.
 So, it is not much the style of government that assures preparation for we have preparation Russia and Great Britain It is the spirit of the people the product of years generations Great Britain it has to be inconsistent with stitute for it. Patriotism of that kind in times of always been in this country.
 The dispatches carrying Major General Lloyds warning to the British people carried another for warded with glee from London, stating that the German government issuing potato cards" With still greater gee, the allies made known the world some months that the Germans had issued bread cards" To and to all people intimately familiar with German methods, that d sign
Arizona republican., 1916-02-27
LITTLE JAMES
THE MONTEssoRl CULTS ECLIPSE

Dr. Maria Montessori has now been on the Pacific coast for almost five
 months. but the best that can be said of the visit is that it resulted in mutual disappointment. It is reported that the eminent Italian pedagogue, after she had investigated the situation, eX- claimed that she had been misled.
 Apparently she was astonished to
 find that the kindergarten education Of children between three and six was almost universal in Amarica, and it must have gricved both the doctoressa and her mana gers that the offer O. personal instruction by the pest adVer-
 tised educator in the world attracted
 less .han one-half of the maximum
 number of students that were to be accepted.
 The truth of the whole matter is that
 Montessori and her work were over
 bOQmed in order to stimulate the sale Of
 her "didactic material at sixty dollars
 Der set. Some of her Warmest ad-
 nirers now admit that she has beer
 overexploited It is hardly necessary to
 sav-that Dr. Montessorl herself had no
 bart in and probably was entirely ig- norant of the publicity campaign launched in the United States commer- cial system commercially
 In enc of the best California kinder gartens and kinderearten training schools a dozen small children ranging in age from two and a half to five years had the choice between the Mon tessori and the usual kindergarten ma terial After the first two days they positively declined to handle the Mon ressori material The apparatus de- signed to educate tl!e senses of back ward. feeble minded children bored | these normal youngsters after they had mastered it's uses in an hour And in almost every American Montessorla | school most of the material is either not used at all CT else employed Tn manner strictly forbidden by the book The Montessori method is designed 1 primarily to educate the senses ana | through this sense education bring out l the personality of the individual child l Unfortunately the ego or personality | of the average American child Is over ] developed It's individuality does not | need additional stimulatlon rather II , needs to be guided into the interwoVeh paths of social activity and social dis lcipline The gradual recognition of thls ! fact marks the end of the MonteSsorl | cult without however diminishing the | usefulness of many parts of the sys- tem. particularly as it applies to the
 training of detectives.
 If the Montess0ri boom had accom- l plished nothing except to demonstrate the widespI cad, intense interest in edu- | cational affairs on the part ol the American parents, it still would have been worth the money.-Sunset Maga- zine.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of D. E. Blackburn. deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed, administrator of the estate Of D. F. Blackburn, deceased, to the cred itoIs of and all persons having claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first pub licatiol of this notice to the said ad ministrator at the office of Dwight E. Heard. Corner Central Avenue and Adams Street. Phoenix Arizona, the same being the place for the transac- ton Of the business of said estate, in the said County of MaIicopa. Arizona.
 GEO. F.. LILLEY.
 Administrator of the estate of D. E. Blackburn, deceased.
 Dated Phoenix, Arizona, this 27th day of January, 1916.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-27
LITTLE JAMES
(Concerning the Difficulty of Selecting A Head for the Department
 of Warl

A neaO TOT tne OepdFtmcnt
 of War;
 President Wilson is havin' A Hole Lot of trubble findin' a moo Secertry of o Wor. He wants man which has 6 Open Mind which aint too Sot on any wun thing sos t it can't be Changed at least wunst every Moo Moon. He sez to Mister Tummlety: q wisht t I could find a man fer Secertry of tn Wor like Jossyfuss Daniels tn Secertry of tn Navy Hes got a Open Mind which is so Open it can't hold nothin' long sos at they's always Room to put somethin' moo in to it sos at it don't git Stagnant and Monotnous.
 q don't s'pose at Jossyfuss ever seen Navy till put him in as Sec ertry so at when he got on tn Job he didn't have no Kong ldees about Navies to Unlode. He didn't hafto to do Nothin' but Lern an when he Lernt anything he didn't hafto keep il on his Mind long enuff to make TO Impreshun sos at he could git Rid of it eesy It didn't take him no Time a 1 Tall to find out tn Diffrunce between a Submareen an a Torpedo Bote an now he can Distinguish Croozer 1 from a Drednot at a mere Glance. He's tn Most Precoshus Secertry of tn Navy at we ever had Mebbe they 1 was some at knode more at tn Close l of their Terms than Jossyfussll ever | find out, but they wasn't none Of en | at ever made sich Rapid ProSrous as him. considerin' at he didn't haVf Nothin' to Start with. As l have sed Jossyfuss didn't hafto waste no time Unshippin' Lot of lncorreck ldees
 Whenever I revised my Vues abou tn Kind of a Navy we ort to have,
Arizona republican., 1916-02-27
PRIMARY ELECTION PROCLAIM
 TON

PURSUANT to law and the require ments of the City Charter and an or dinanee passed by the Commission ol the City of Phoenix on Wednesday, the 5th day of January, 1916. Primary Election will be held on Saturday, the 4th day of March, 1916. to'select candl- dates for the offices of Mayor and City Commissioner to fill the vacancy in the City Commission caused by the eNpira- tion of the terms of office of Mayor George |. Young. Commissioner Joseph
Arizona republican., 1916-02-27

shall be elected to fill said office of Mayor and City Commissioner for said term of two years commencing on the first business day in the month of May, 1916, and no further election shall ne had us t0 said Cffices.
 GEO. L. YOUNG, MAYOR. ATTEST:
 FRANK THOMAS, CITY CLERK.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-27
AXES TO GRIND

A man is reported who says the new hoop skirts are becoming to all women. The chances are he is either in the silk business or an illustrator for a fashion magazine at space rates-Brooklyn Eagle
Arizona republican., 1916-02-27

Odd Fellows Attention-All mem bers of Arizona Lodge No. ,, l. 0. O. r. are hereby ordered to meet at the lodge rooms on Monday afternoon, February 2S, for the purpose of at tending the funeral of the late Broth or Frank Smithline. By order of J. N. Oliver x. G.-Adv. -t
Arizona republican., 1916-02-27

q have just begun to practice safety first."- John Paul Jones.-Boston Transcript
Arizona republican., 1916-02-27
TRY THIS ON YOUR PIANO

If anybody asks, you how the of the Polish novelist Stanislaw Przybyszewsk is pronounced jus carlessly: PShee- be ifs "-Boston Globe
Evening star., 1916-12-10
Gifts
That Sparkle
and Glitter

Our Christmas display OF
Solid Gold Jewelry is COM
plete, all novel designs and
artistic settings, and you will
find our prices RIGHT.
10-kt. Solid Gold Lavalliers,
with birthstone setting; good
length chain of medium link,
S150.
lO-kt. Gold Neck Chains, a
Christmas value that is worth
while. Price, 98c.
l0-kt. Solid Gold Collar Pins !;
tops are hand engraved in ar
tistic designs, csc.
10-kt. Solid Gold Scarf Pins
you will find your favorite stone
setting here; entirely new de-
signs, S1.50.
l0-kt. Solid Gold Tie Clips, in
an assortment of plain styles or
hand engraved top, 98c.
10-kt. Solid Gold Hat Pins;
short lengths with dainty heads !;
two on a card; pair. CSC.
10-kt. Solid Gold Coat Chains,
Sz.9S.
New Pearl Necklaces; beauti-
full luster, in white, cream or
pink tint; solid gold clasp, CSC.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-25
Gin 8roteit bes bemti6 : amerifani=
iden Staatsuerbanbes segen
BEN &rieg.

Gor einigen Sagen ianoten Ole
9erren Sltgo Moeler uno Sbeooor
M1leller, 8r6lioent nno Sefretdr
oes Seras : Staatsperbanoes oes
oeuti6 amerifoniIben National=
bltnoes, 9epeiden an Die teraniI6er
8unoesi enatoren uno GpngreBrepra-
Ientanten, in oenen iie baten, ibr
8eItes 5u tun, I'M 5i Derbiiten, ooB
Sic Ser. 5toaten IN einen &riee mie
0eutl6lorro permifelt miiroen. Sic
erbielten bisber folgenOe Intmorten:
Senator Sbepparo: nOepei6e er=
balten. @eroe gerne tur, mas i6
fam, I'M einen &rieg NIT 0eutld=
lano 5u berbinoern. iomeit es nit
Ser Grbaltltng merifanii1er
@runorebte in llebereinitimmung
51 bringen it,
&ongreBrepralentant Slapoen:
SD tue olles, mas In meiner &roft
itebt, I'M nnier 2ano aus Dem &rie=
ge gu balten. Cine groBe Moiori=
tot oes &ongrelles lit gegen cine
geteiligung an Dem &riege."
&ongreBrepralentant Mc2emore:
Sic fonnen li6 oarauf perlaiiei1,
oaB i6 olles, mas in meiner 4raft
itebt, tln meroe, I'M 5u berbinoern,
oaB infer 2ano in einen ltnnotigen
uno uneripiinIhten &riea nit
9entl6lanb bineinge5osen miro.
@s niiroe Dies cine 4ataitropbe. iein,
fiir Die feline gntI6nloignng 5u fin=
ben mare"
Observation-Disclosures gudana1:
sSSm Sntereiie bon iber bunoert
Miaionen giirser Der gereinigten
Staaten lperoe i6 mein 8eites tim,
I'M GIT p%erbinoern, oaB unier 2ano
in Den europailden 9rieg pernifeIt
miro"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-25
xcras

ytad elmer Fiber lehs Monate
ipabrenoen Sage glaubt moi Ole
ganoiten, pelbe am 20. Sftober
|. IS. Ole ganf in Marble Sails be.
raubten uno babel oen aaIiierer
9einab toteten, ermii1t gu baben.
Ils Der Sot perod6tig muroen in
Glarfsbiae, Seras, Die 8rIoer Ser
bert uno Souis 9ooo oerbaftet; cine
Sdmeiter oerlelben BearI 9obo,
bat Die 8eboroen unabiidtlih a1f
Die Spur Der beioen gelenft. Sic
loa lbrem 2iebbaber er5Gblt baben,
oaB tie CLAUDE, ibre griioer botten
Die Sat beriibt; oieier er5GbIte Die
@eihid)te Dem Sberifi Noce BON
Sompaias Gountp, ser iofort cine
unteriufung einleitete. gIs ons
Wfao6en merfte, in pelde @eiobr
he ibre 9riioer gebrodt bette, be-
ging tie Sel6Itmoro 9ie Guide
nod Den beiben Gerod6tigen mairoe
Damn %ipltematiid aufgenommcn uno
er1tredte lEG pom Californian bis
nod Oklahoma.
Seit mebreren Sagen bot man
beobaftet, Dab elm MeropIan reqel-
maBig 5wiiden 10 II. II ubr nad,ts
iiber oas Staothen Donna flieat. IS
lit nidt befonnt, Oh oas @eropIon
Ern6SdnftsoienIte fir Die amerifoni.
Idle Irmee nerridtet ODER Depelhen
tragt; ieoenfals mof)t es reaelm1Bi.
ge Jnbrten.
Der m1breno Der Roht BON
Sonntag auf Montog gefauene Ne-
gen bat iid iiber Den aor5en Siioen
bon Eerns ai~tsgebreitet; mehrere
ylabe Die BON benz neulid) gefoaenen
Negen niht beriibrt tporoen Iinb.
boben iett aeniieenoe 9eud]tigfeit err
balten unb Die @nsfihten fir Die
@rnte nno oas @ras fino unaemeiu
giinitig.
Gas i'm Sabre 1907 bon Der
teranifhen 2eeislatur erlaflene Sc
ies, oem5ufoIge irgeno cine Ser
tGufslteue. mo Spirituoien e. 9.
o" perfalft ODER abgeIiefert muir
Den, nit elmer idbrIifen Steuer
BON $4,000 beIegt lpuroe, 1T bonn
Supreme : @eri6t gu @aibinaton
titr rngiiltia erfIart iporoen.
Sn Sort @ortb ipuroen Gboor
VI. Saffon nno feline 3rou BEL Ell
mem aitomobilunfa1 70 Idtuer Der
lebt. Dab beioe baIo onranf itorben.
EDGAR 81. Sadion mar elm gruoer
oes bier ipobnenoen 6. $. SofIon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-25
Gin Rnfr,ltinrn,nns

gtn HetrlifterungS 9iiro
fur oas bonn IL. SUM bis 8. SuIi
nuf Sort Gam @ouiton absubaIten.
DC mllitdriihe llebungsloaer lit i'm
alamo rflter 2eitung BON 2eutnant
e. g. Sterling eroffnet moroen.
MiB Selen 6. 9iebl, ole lid,
m Der 6eionoeren 4bteiIumq ser
nniperiitdt in Muffin fir Die Sour
naliitif Dorbereitet, madt Den gor.
lblng, ant f6. Mai in oen aartsen
Yer. Stanten einen .i3uiainqs-
Tag" SIT feierrt, an fuelfem allie
3Diuinge 5pei 8lumen i'm anopf-
lob 81 tragen baden. Oa oie
Wanie Der abboItrmg BON ,Saqen"
Iiniler mebr INN fid greift, laBt
lidl gegen Den a3miaings ; Gag,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-25
Sricgs Nadbri6tem.

(Sortiesuna bon Der 1. Seite.)
mn cine gerienfung ouBerbolb oes
@afens beoelttpn miiroe, Ionoern
miro iie eegen @ntldaoigung gu
iibernebmen nerlu6en. Nusgenom=
men bon oieien 8eItimmrrngen Iino
mn S6iffe. oeren @auart 5eigt, ooB
lie in 5iilfsfre15er umgemonoelt
merben %fonnen, mas auf einige Der
in omerifanilden Soften liegenber
oeutlGen 9ompfer 5utrifft. 9is
5um Iusbrnh Der 5einoieligfeiten,
alio al16 nod nod Dem 4bbrud ser
oiplomatii6en 8e5iebungen, boben
Die oeutlden S6iffe bole Sreibeit,
ibren anferplat 5lt perloiien uno
fonren ooron nidyt gebinoert merben.
: 9os tit nidt gang ridtie. Sic
baben oieie Sreibeit nur> nenn lie
often u1to fret, nit grloubnis ser
8eboroerl, es TIM.
10000 @agenlaSnngen @etreioe
iolen ipabrenb Der letten 6rei Mo=
nate bon &amanien nad 9emtldl=
Lamb nmb SeiterreidJ seIdJift uprs
ben ietn.
Die grie6iife 8egierung ldeint
Dor elmer mi6tigen @ntldeioung al
ltebenoen, oenn bon Itben in Berlin
eingetroffenen 9epelfen neloen,
oaB ser aonig &onitontin Den
aronprin5en Georg in gebeimer
Wiiiion nad Berlin ltno @ien ae<
innot bot. Ser Mtbener Gotl
Respondent les oGorriere bella Ge=
To" beridtet, ooB Ser ST 8remier
8~eni5elos uno feline Anbanger cine
groBe meme Igitation %begon1len ba=
ben, Inn @riefenlano in Die Mrme
Der M0iierten 5n treiben, ODER Den
4onig BON gbrone 81 iagen. Semi
5elos 8ertralter, Ser liberole syiib-
rer unb gr=gRiniIter @leranoris bat
Elm Wanifeit erlaiien, in melfem er
bebauptet, ooB oas 51ifiol Der
Gentralmddte bereits beiiegelt lei.
@riedenlanb miiiie bnber bie IeBte
8elegenbeit benliten uno 10 raid
ais moglif ouf Die Settle Der en-
tente treten. Dos Miniiterium
Sfnluois miiiie geltiir5t nno oie
Iufloiung 0es Bnrlarnents er8fpln=
gen iperoen. @eigere lif Der So
mig, Dem @iaen oes 8olfes su
geborden, 10 peroe oieies nit 6ilfe
Der Iaiierten energiih banoeln.
Die rNurbbentide Mllgemeine
3eitmns" melbet, baf Sas 8eriidt,
es ieien 9entidlanb pon Seiten lei
mer @esner Observation-Disclosures
gemadt wurben, nidt iuafr lit.
Gin Stem gorfer Smporterlr geo,
mems Gos5ens, Der ioeben BON
5ranfreid nod Stem Dorf 51riidqe,
febrt 1T, mil in 5ranfreid iapani.
Idle Solooten geieben baber. Ser
quite Monn bat fid ieoenfaus &c,
irrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-25
@rnmDeiaentums !. 1lebertraaunaen.

y. Sosfe unb Glbin Seioel an 6. 8
Saflon, @r1noitiif an Der Oline Ctr.
$3.50
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-25
Yrtie YreHe tar seras: 9ienHa9 Is. NpriI 1916.

ebenio tpie geeen ieoen onoern
Gag" obiolut ni6ts einpenoen,
bouptiG6li6 Damn nidt, menn oo=
our6 Oie @e6urt BON 3milingen
cine I%nregung erfabren iollte.
= 9ie Ir6iteften = 8ereiniauno
BON Gan @ntonio bielt om Montog
tire Sobresperiommll1ng ob ullo Ell
mGblte oie foIgenoen 8eomten fir
oas nd6lte @el6aftsiobr: 6. g.
5euter, 8raiioent; Somes 8abren-
berger, erlter 8i8e 8raiioent; Sreb
@. Sones, 5tpeiter Gi5e : Grolioent
Sreo g. @oenslen, Sefretdr.
= Sic 8lane fir oie neue @od)-
ldule, mel6e I'M iiioliden Seile Der
Staot erridtet peroen 1oa, .tpuroen
ONT Montag bonn S6ulrat in elmer
Spe5ialiitltng attgenomnlen; Sic
gntpiirfe fir oos @ebGltoe iino bon
Sen Mrditeften @lfreo Giles & 60.
uno Carl g. Seltter geaeidnet. 9ie
BlGne fir sic rtette 8aro : sdule
auf Der Sitieite Der Sta0t muroen
ebenfaQs 9ebiaigt uno angellolnmen
@teoer perbradte ser 9eutih-
2itterorii6e 8erein in ser qeltrioen
Sisung bel 5ablreider 8~eteiIialtnq
einen ~anregenoen Na6mittog nit
@oetbe's .Sauit". SRI. e. 96romm,
melhe BEN litterarii6en Sell oes
Brogramms leitete, bebonoeIte in IN
tereiianter @eile oas Sbemn vSsauIts
@loltbensbefenntnis". Sron 81.
SraltfDib las einen allsgearbeiteten
Gufiat ii6er ysSrieberife 9rion" Dor.
Sic Irteitan Self &ailrooo
tpuroe am Wontag i'm rs. 0iitrifts=
geriht fir iniolnent erflGrt; Gidter
@5eae miro binnen Sturgeon einen
Wailenbertpalter ernennen.
Die giienbabn : &ommiITion
oes Staates Seras bot ser San Mn-
tonic 8elt & Terminal Eailtpan
Company oie grlaubnis erteilt, be-
hufs Grbouung zines Serminol=Sp=
items Soften i'm 8etrage BON ST.
10000 aus5ugeben. 9ie Soften
itno in orei Sabren einlosbor 1lno
tragen 6 8ro5ent 3inlen.
SIN @lter pon IS Sabren Itorb
am Wontog 5ronlein Iorie Sums !;
Die geridieoene, DeI6e bier acboren
NOR, miro BON ibren @Itern, 8tuei
Sdpeltern uno iieben griibern
iiberlebt. Gas gegrabnis folto alf
Dem 6rieObofe ser sSernannslobne
1tatt.
8ie Garter & MuGaIp Srons-
fer 60, rei6te i'm bieiigen 8unbes-
lire freiminige 9onferptt-@r=
flarung Elm.
- 81. E. 0idols, Der beIduloiqt
tit, Dor etwa 3rbei @od)en Madie
gono in einem bieiiaen Saloon err
id]oIIen 5u baben, muroe bon Hihter
anoerIon llnter $1,000 Snrqldoft
geIteIlt.