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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30
OefTeutltd,e 9auoereteu.

| Ser NeFfGuf onenllihcr XdnGereien
Der yef. Staaten belief H6 i'm norigea
Re6nunesiabre. benz amtliden 8stibte
3ufolss, auf 5,429,5l7 Heres. nur ein
menig mebr oils Elm 8ie1iel bet 3obl
frnberer Sabre Der lsBten Deeaoe. Da
rim iino bic 2dnoereien uibt eingeidlol-
fen, tpeihe an Gifen5abnen iihertragsn
ooer on bic perfdlebenen Staaten abge
treten nusoen, lDnoern nar bieienI9en.
bic gum Bebaueu aufgeHommen linD.
Sdou tpdbzenb her leBten Sabre bat
f,f cine Abnabme In benz Gerfauf gel.
tenb gernaht, Derfeibe a5er fel.en meRi
ger ole edlt Wtlllioaen tetrageu.
Die gifarung oafiir liegt naba. e.
III 5way ne6, auBer ben Gslldn0ersien
! unb In een gebiraiseta DiItrltlen, Dlel
/, gutss ganh, bas lida sur @ulinr eignet,
Dorbanbsn, inbtHsu bic 9iaf1fr0se bat
Elm Gem6Bi9kree Tempo ongenommea
oIs our 3sis, ba be. 8au nsuer @iiens
babEen biz ber id,;1er erreihbare 8ebiete
eri@ios. 8ama.s folsisn bic 4Efiso-
Ier benz Worihrsitsn Der Giienbabnen
fdnea. ieBt 1T Der Hau. nenn auh
nidt gan5 in Stoden gerotben. 10 bod
imner Elm Diel geringerer gemorbem.
Die 8abn9eiell@sften bei9yonten li1
meiit barauf. ibre 2inien aus3ubanen
uno 3meigbabnen an3ulessn, 10 BIB
ba8 bisber BON ibnen nod nidt be.
rabrte 2anb aud nod ldngere 3eit
unberubrt bieiben mog. Sin 3meuer
@runb fur bic Abuabme Der Ncre,abl
tn ben @intra9unsen liegt au1 In
Der 4ufbebung Der Hortaufss unb
Nufforiiun9sge'eBe. Dor benz Sabre
1891 fonnte Der Nfann auBer ieiner
0simfidtte bon 100 Ncres aud nod bas
yOrfaufsred. auf cine sweise erperben,
eine oritts burd, Mufnohme eiueS foae.
nannten . 3imber Claim. SIN Sabre
! 1890 muroen nod 1902. SOL Nerss fur
Saar perfauft. i'm ltBien 3ehnungs.
iabre nur 4l6 437; bic Qeimh6tte. Gin.
iraaunaen fisIen in bsrfelben 3eit bon
5 53l 678 auf 5 O09. 49l; cine Mus.
uabme bauon madt baS Sabr 1892 nit
elmer 3uHabme BON nahe3u a6t Wllio.
| nen In 6olge Der @r6ifnung Der Of!a.
homa.& &eiereation. Die @intraguugen
unter bem AufforfunasaeisB finb bon
l,787 .403 In 1890 auf 35S9 geiunteu.
Die Abnabme mag res Weiteren
aud nod NIT benz umitanbe 3uiammen.
| bdngen. DaB iiG i'm Gormbeirieb i'm
Weiten cine ummanblung po0aiebt.
Sm Nei3engiirtel f0mmt mon mebr unb
mebr bapon aurhf. eroBe @treden
8unbes nit Der ein3igen Stapelfrn4t
3u bebauen. fi6 auofhliebli9 ilur auf
bieie 5u perIe8en. Die 6armer finb su
Der @lniid9t 9elangt. bob tleinere Bef.
! bungen nit Dielieifiger Yebauung eine
fiAerere unb bur6lbuiiiIih lobnenoere
grnte er9eben. aIS bic uielen Aefer nit
nur benz einen GeireiDe, bel meIGem
Der Ueblidiag Der grnie totalen WerInft
oller @innabmen bebeutet. So 1T aud
pOn bieier Geite ueniger Glahirage
nod 2anb entitanben, pdbrenb frther
ber 9rieb barouf bingine, cine m6g.
li6it 9roBe 3abl pon Ncres unter
] 8efrieb 3u nebmen, unb Mafisneruten
/ 3u er3ieIsn, cine Wetbooe. bic fi1 nur
nod bel ber fabrifmdBieen Nusbeu.
tuns Der aeder lobnt. iih aber auf bic
Dauer aud niht balten fam, nenn
niGt ra iDnel fir griab ber oussenub.
ten ardfte Des 8Ooeus seforgt wirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30
@ambriuus als gbriftfinbdeu.

aomn,t tuteber Sie iodine sNeib.
no6tsseit
9a fino audi Die QSnni@Settel idbn. d
bereit!
9as Sebnen Der @atttn TIT elm befdtess
bemeo,
SO nrcbt lid, um eiu memeS ..emmars.
ieibemeS",
linb Sas IDd1serletn, baS boloe.
Sradstet nntb eiaer libr bon @ulSe
Hub aud, nads ctlid,em sfettletn mmo
Gpamsen
gebniiid3tts rtdbtet iicb ibr 0se slaRaen.
Sereiteu andb ipiirb'8 tbr erpRem
Sd,mer3
Sefame tic ettpa fetn !, zrilbn-Ger3".
ltnb aud, ote ,,9erren Sun8ens", bic
betoem,
sino pon Natnr St6st geraoe be.
id3etsen
Gin pmenmetiitbeo SmetraS nno elm
,,9iHe",
9Sanidt fid, ein Seber nbne 8speifel.
0od, bon MNent, tuaS aeikiAe gmiiler
be8liidt,
etEn fie hetrdMtlid) tuem' ger emtafi6t.-
Mber, spas fbentt man benz ed,iw aaer
Gam0
limb bcm iioelen Srennoe Sranaq
1lno OnfeI gmtl benz @tat. Strateaem,
Coer Treuno Wiag, benz ltebem Sol.
Ie8eu?
llnO tpaS ioa utaa iper ,ptlI's ners
tuebrem =
cid oeum am GnSe ieibst belheerem ?
9iiuaS, mas mittlidb umb au8enebm
llnD nitbt gar l6ftia mnD ttnbeqmem.
Wcriiber man fitb fremt mm8ebemer
1lno mas and fd3itekltdb mttbt gar AZ
fbeuer.
0Has iiber Sfteinamoe8 Msittel seid,t
ltmo ieoer 9emtiM 9eGaner aud,
,8tetdbt.'!
0a pakt nid9tS befier-a1ambe eS uair,
Wis etn Tafs clone star'sTlai@embier!
Olaab' eS mir rnhis. tuas ttb ba iase,
SIM llebrisen: nTrDbe Seiertssew
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30
Sin ebrrid,er weou,,.

RBtrtber 8Retafteurl-B Bttts maAen Ste Strea Be-
aobysiirt. sbnen In etnem periIpeuen gpnperte ben
BeIMett bbermtiteie, auf metAe Betie To m& ieibil
permanent peu nerptier GAwahen une Samenpeylujs
sehsilt babe, na6eem ID iabrelans 70 setteu babe.
bin bsrauti unb dberrortbetlt perben ccn BEN dr,s
t&en VfuiGern, Bic 10 fafi iensn @iauben an etne
@sr,&t,sfet DerIor. Sect btn t& uebsr, benz Simmel
iet Danf. &c uub nub frdftis unb msGte Se6em eie
HHsre art unb Betie ansetea, Rd pon fplNem 9etttn
ju bsfretsn. So babe Rtbts lnm Berfaufs anSubteteu
nOt G. o. D 10 i&i6tu unb ssrlanse teln G,Ib.
Dsy 3G2, Dslrap, Rt&tsan.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30
@dnslidber Mmspereaaf.

Wie ole Sabre. 10 finbet aud bies.
nal bel uns ein sdnsIi9er Nusperfauf
Der Waaren 3u Spottpreif { n
itatt, um gtaum su MAIDEN fur eia
bo(itdnbia neues Qaser.
Wir offeriren beifpielsmeife: I'm.
iere $500 0errenihube fiir nur $2.25.
unfere $500 Babies .Dgforb Shube
5u $l.25. ainberi6ube bebeutenb
inter ibrem Wertbe.
Glle e@ube BON befonbsrs gutter
Quaiitdt.
Sine r8ies@, sleines Mos, bic 800
unb $2.50 tofeteu. rsrtaufen mir iebi
fur $1.25.
6preht por unb iber3euet gmM.
Cinderella g 69ub.gaIaf,
gde 6ouHon Strabe unb 9lpenue 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30
HaNa9e.@iaette alIer Msf
Rad nne son GnrogA
8tpii@embe6s Staten miebriaer ele
ie 3npor.

SEPT iR bic 3eit, 9idets az fanfen
unb germanbte unb Befonnte aus bex
alten 0eimatb berRberfomnieri 5u IaIIen.
Wegen senauer SnfOrmdtiOn lusubs
man fd an
Mr. 80. S. DSumo
9enerals paffaeiersa agent bet Manora
Odmpfer Qinie,
523 gaii 6puiton 6traBe. San ass
tonic, 3eyas.
Dffi3ieIer Ngent fur alle eurupdk
f&en Dampfer 0inieH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30
(Nortfstans taIatl.

Go III cine alte Gei@idte. bod bort
man fie INNER wieber ppn neuem, bab
ndmli6 Simmons 2iuer Regulator bie
bette Gamilien. .Webi3in Ia. .Wir ba,
ben he tn unferer 6amilie abt Sabre
lang benubt unb mir iinb tiber5eugt.
baB es bic bette Webi3in III, bic man
betommen fanu. g8ir eIauben. es
aiebt gar feline before Nebiain OILS
Simmons 1iuer Regulator Nlrs. M.
9. g. Arlington. Gronflin. u. 6.
,Sebes WitaIieb unferer camille ge'
brau4t biefe Webi3in, wenu bic 8ele,
aenbeit es erforbert. %. .. Smith.
Wt. Dernon. ap."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30
8eoentsuoe 8arsains in 0dubereien.

Da i@ In ben Iebien suei 5abren
neri6iebene 2anbfredeu i'm iiibwef.
li4en 6beile bes etoates sesen 0p.
potbef aufnebmen muBte. 10 bin i'd
iebt i'm 5taube, folde Qdnbereien 3unl
mlrfli1en &oifenpreife unter
shnftigen Bebinaungen un6 niebrigem
pro3entfabe 3u perfaufen. @utes
Garn.. 0eu. unb Weibelanb. nit unb
obne DerbeRerungen, In fleinen nnb
groBen StIden.
gEesen @in3eIbeiten, greiie, Rate
ber SntereRen. 8ef6rei6uus beS Gan,
bes &c. fbreibe mdn an
6. .. gbanbIer,
2ofpoobs Bantgeb1ube. San Nntomic.
&efereusen: Sebe Saut in San
Nntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30
S. 8 9. M..Sabn.

Nm s. DECEMBER uirb bic Mbfabriss
5eit ber 3iige perdnbert. Die 3iige
berlofien @oloehon um A ubr, 9oufton
I'M 5 Is MorgenS. San Mntonio um
9.20 NbenDs. Muffin IL As Nahts unb
tommen um 1905 Wioreens In st.
2ouis, nm 8 llhr Mbenbs In gbicaeo
unb nm 7.43 Nbenbs ant bri.ten 3aee
In Rem Dorf an.
8. 5. priee. u. g. g. a.,
paIeifine, 9eTas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30
ar. aimss wsittel bat TIN eerettet

Der 9lpoibefer q. gaiIlonette in
geauersuille, SGS., fast: .Or. Sings
.Neuer @ntbedung" perbanfe i1 mein
2eben. SD nurbe befiig Don ber
@rippe befallen unb periuhte alIe Merste
In weitem Qmtreiie, aber obne @rfclg.
benn mau CAB mid anf uno iaste, mir
tonne ni9t mebr Nebolfeu tperben. Ga
i@ Dr. sings ~Neue @ntosduus" in
nteinem 2aben bate, gebrau1te i'd
biefeS Mittel unb BON Der erhen DoFa
On flhlte id mid tpobler. unb nn9bem
Id brei 6lafhen gebrau6t bate. tonnte
i@ idon Dieber auffehen. Dies Wfit.
tel TT feir @emidt in Golb tpertb. Sd
m6@te gar niGt mtbr obne bofielbe
iein." DION beiDrae fid cine probes
fiaf@e BEL @eorge s. 3alteper & Son
ober bel u. 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30

= Bel biefen 3eiten. ,pie mir Fe
gegenipdrtig haben. tra6tet Jeber ba.
mad. fur bic Geiertaae eitnas 0htlihes
5u faufen; etmas. oas Wertb bat unb
feinen Wertb bebdlt. 0erarit9e Mrtis
fel baben griber Bros. Id rei9s
fer MuSmabI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30

SiIbermaarem, e@le aab
pIatirte, bel Griber 8ros. @5enfsa
Observation-Disclosures, llhren, Cpseii
glider, @tDde. Smirme ,e. &C., bis El
Dor3tslid3 ftir Weihna@tseei&enss
eigueu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30
THAT Little
" Cough

may lead to Consump.
tion. Cure il at once with
the old, reliable DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the greatest
remedy known for Cough,
Cold, Grippe, Group and
all Bronchial Affections.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
is the best and costs only
as cts. Avoid substitutes.
.. sss Is. ts.s:: ave.. !: s.Ss: y. q; :: s;;; s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30
Mtlanta $ Ggpofttio,s.

Niebrise gsturiitionsrreiie nod Ut.
Ianta unb 3urhd finb iebt auf Der ssn.
ternatioual Babn In Seraft. Wegen
u1berer NuSfunft menbet gum an
o. s. priee, u. @. g. u,
palehine, 9eyas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30

Sn Werbinbung bierntit IN ein.
slid. nmo M nfterms @ arkt.
3dslid frifne Slide, Muitern. mlib.
Gefiiisel aller alrt. 9eIepboH 39g.
1ehellunsen merben In iroeub einsw
8beile Der @tobt frei abselieferf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30

0rnnoei8eutbursS llebertra8nm8eu.
SaS. s. Grop on Nnnie uno Dtinnie
4irdner. IS 9der 2anb aniiben benz
6luRe unb Der Son Sudn Dit6. 81. 900.
%. @. Sisfsnius OF QDm. 6. NiGs
ter. @runbhiid i'm OrisinaI.gitp 2ot
3, fhr $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30
Jeisrtass.G .GscuritOnem Inn eiisen

Wie aem6bnlith siebt bic Shbli@e
paeifiesBabn nod allen pldben beS
Shboifens uia Nep Orleans gyeur.
fonsbiflete sur baIben State aus.
Hunbreifebillete tuerben am 90. 21.
unb %. De3ember uertauft, saltis aui
30 Gage.
Wegen udberer gin3eIheiten ipenbe
mon fi9 on ben ndnften Sidetogenten
ober on 2.S. partS.
u. o. g. & 3. a., pouRon, 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30
NNattbtes N3rptbers, ,

GIsii9er. sos gaIi 0oulton Straes.
9iefern bas upr3nsIi9ffe &inbs, S@o{s
unb Sdneineaeif6. Spe3ia Iitat.
Sunges aaIbfleif d. &lle Goy.'
ten BON Wurff.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30
Spattern ssaeiise sa5n.

NbfGbrs.
Nad HelusD Drieans, 0onjfon unb @at.
beifDn tdgIid II 20 llbr Borulittaes
unb 10 llbr Mbeubs. ............
Rad San 6raneisco q 80 Born.
Rad @agle paB AS g2a&m,
MntuRft.
Bon WeiD,D DrIeans, 6ouffDH uilh Sal,
reRon t6gIi@ 7:25 Born. ilnb 4 rs
Vad3ru. ........sx.
Bon Sau 6ranciseo 8 80 4btnbs.
BON Gagle qab !. II 90 Bss:s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30
SabliMer Gr3iebunsssWerein, got
Gprimas Qlrf.

Vprtu9e Rgrt.
Die International Babn bertauft
9unbreiie.1illette nod Dot Springs,
MrfaniaS. fiir bic 3uiammentunft bes
SiibIiGen @r3iebrnss Uereins BON
20. DECEMBER bis 2. Sanuar, ~ ers
mdBigten Tabrpreiien.
Wegen ndberer gin3elbeiteu tuenbet
guG on ben nddfen 8idet.Msenten,
pber idreibt on
.. s. priee. u. O. g. u.
paleiiine, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30
Giifnba1n 6abr : YIalI.
&. q o. u. sabu.
Qbfahrt.

NbfQbrt.
Rad 81. 2Dnis bia sssrcu Nssunsass
cber Wf. g. e 3...9: go Woy,n.
Rad ct. 0ouis Dia Sron @lonnidin
Mente 80 &bentE.
Wa6s SGreDo. ..--......9: rs Boris.
NnfHnft.
Ben ST. 9Dnis, Srpn g1ountain & 81.
s.. & 80 Born.
Wrn st. 2oaiS, Sron Mfountoiu 81 9g.
&. 81 5..-.---...7:15 3. rs Nn&as.
go. Sa-ehu ...-... 80 Mbeubs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30

- WeibnahtS. unb NeuiabrSfarten
In pradtuoller Nuswobl bel 3 attn,
bridge q Corner.
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Ybotograpbiem, aabinet grbbe,
feline Ausflbruns $3.50 per Dusenb
bel Gala map.
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Sn Aem Nueenblide, no elm
Weib su einem Wanne .bu" faet, mirb
Ct siir 1tueiten perfon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-30
Hin lleil ltsllilln.
saoma.t bon martin gausr.
1Tortjesuns.

nnh seine bnIbitdblid1e Neriteineruno
iiber ben l1noliidsfoll Ser fir Inn
n,ehr meif 1l1ehr afS bios Sen Ioo
eines y]3en5feu beoeutete. slt iiberiuiu.
ben aJ3ik O}irabella pber ,pie iie ionit
heifeu u1pdlte mar bic bette 3uetraft
{eines llnternebmeus oepeieit, nit
ibrem iiihen Gnbe mar ieine aause
Griiten, auf beoeuflie1e gpeiie in
Trooe oeftellt. oenn mo- 5ollte er aleid)
einen Grlas E,ernehmen? @r fab In
NcIoe oiler 6ie5er Grpdauuoeu 70
sIieberoefdiqaeu aus. bas ssrau BON
nelm6iuoens ,sraoe: .Gein 0sater.
&leine?a iehr oered,tfertiot erId,iea
99opuo Id,iiffelte BEN 3opf. m,S s.
mar manoerbar. ipeld,' Elm 3ua toa
gerinaiddtuna babel bic feingeldjnit.
teueu, forollenrotbeu 2ippen umlpielte:
Stein. o ueirl. unn sum eriten
W2ole ent{pann iid,i in J9opnaS G0pfd)en
Die geoanfenreihe. lpie lonberbar es
bod, iei. oafs lie. ttie einen gater aebabt
bate.
gielfeid5t mar er firth aeitorben.
aber tpentl Sos her Noll. iparum hattie
M2on1o nouu ME NON linn oefprod,eu?
qDeld,e fd1mere G,e6onfeu fid5 'ftbo1t in
SieSem GinSesfonfe i, beroen innfteu--
9sopna aoo Sic feiueu MuSeubraren III,
fauln,e,, I ipie tets. lpenn fie iibber
effpos flof,Sod,te, ,nos iih norfdufia
nd, fbreu, O,erifdubniE ert,oo fpah.s
renS @siauor Gnrico iei1,e tie2itpen. chr.
fl,rd,tspolliten Nerbeuouuoerl por Sen
bei6en pornebmen Domen mod,fe nnb
ibneu ouF feline gpeiie Il, neritehen
oob. bof er. ais Nireftor SSisles aunifs
inififufe8 immerfin bod oemiiiers
ulafen cine nouptperion bel bem V from,
rtoen profr,s fei Saf, rnon i'm SesholI,
feinesmeos obne , feiner gaiirSe m n r,nhe
4, freten & ann, ,,nbeodtet iosSen
ff6nne mie. .bos bisber aeSdeben
gSis goSte snor IN sif,s1 emunnen
oefrooen. Zen ber ' Srtsid,ni,e. Ssni e, "a
ssbmsSssinS s ~ be;s nnS I,u'oif fait iibsr I hen ~
93iidsn Iief fsreitmiii;o mr. mr. Sserfiiouno I,
oefteiit hatte ,,,o1, hoffe 9 Zine Slrs p dseepl
fiir 5ie iinuropilirt. nno etIid1e Der aiits
Mulg.gsA UIuaeI aAO wlaegsH gaIisa
g l'W M'u nsglhsn lallsn, uIslss
idmiiderl Nralt NON nelmbinoett hattie
5lsIlI etAe tange, lelle geinglte uHIels
reonng mtI ieter yfeunotn 9egaoI,
meoel SDaroMla eiaueIgal e'Irtg, aoef,
Ipse e pen anlgetn 1affe, ogne grIolg
oemllpt geipeisal, etllen lqnell geIaBfen
@ntlpluB per Game 5ll erl9uttern.
Gan1s mar ei1e ullterreoung NIT
gl8ucr @nrtco getol9f, uoDet oteler
ltd1 uerld9teoene Miale aIll ptntertopf
troste, ipte eS 10 ieiiie @epobnhett
mar, ipeuu er nidt gleib l9iiiiiig
iueroen founfe, ll1io lhtieblid mar
oiele8 @eipr61 NIT eitiert uerbei bungSs
oollen; .Nnf utorgen!4 porldufig
abgebrodeng iporoe1l. sDu gebit NIT
MIR &leiue, ipie beibt Du oenn eigent'
Ii1?S
sWpDua, fliiiterte fie, einen f9eueu
1li6 ~ Der Daule ernporuageu6.
s@ib mir oie 0auo, 0founa, fiirdteit
Dn Di9?@
Gtatf aller NntuOrt itablen fim
tleiue &inberfiuger IN bic 9anD Der
Dame, lllir BITE 0lu9en iuanoten ii4t
3uriid, oortbir, no iie Mfama uprber
fcrt9etragen batten.
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9 rtef.aiHe. E.

Rart Npprer & Soc q Bed - Titarb 80.
r,er-aIbert 86ttdsr - g 3 gonrao "a &
enael-Senrp s ioenreid s. y s bnia-5
* Sruemonn = 8 . Seiliamann - Scbn
&nedt = Or 6 y Msper-e eouiis RitteImaber
Il 3 %bein-a 4dttenbera-S SGlob-
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-25

CAPT Raoui OF the French artillery,
says the Petit Parislon. began i've years
ago special study of the military
march. lie concerned himself cspcci-
ally with the question whether the
method OF marching adopted generally
by the armies of the civilized world
answers the needs OF war we'll lie
wished 20 devise a system that should
permit certain young troops 90 acquire
a resistance to fatigue aud q speed uu-
known In the European armies. Very
robust young soldiers are occasionally
found To acquire by training great
sncod. but they are exceptions Co tho
rule. and IN reaching the object aimed
al they are often greatly fnugucd. All
er much study capt Rauul thinks no
has found solution OF the question IN
the method inatnctlvely used hy peas
ants In their rapid walking.
Il am able" says Capt Raoul, "to
take the nrst conner between the ages
of 20 and 90 years ana teach him TO run
No long as his legs will uphcar him,
without his feeling the least inconvenl.
once In the matter 81 respiration. II
IL found that men without the least
training are able 90 make hy Ms system
more than six miles at the first trial,
Hy the ordinary system OF running such
q man could not. without pain. cover a
tenth OF that distance" Capt Raours
method II 90 maintain the body
straight. 10 hold the head high. and
N..,l free Of the shoulders. 10 expand the
crest, without special EFFORT. ana 10
hold the elbows little behind the
launches The runner begins gently.
with steps OF about i3A Inches, llfting
the feet only high enough 10 clear the
Irregularities OF the track. the hams
strongly bent. the upper part Of the
body inclined forward az much as pos
alblc, 30 that the man must run IA or
dor to maintain his equilibrium. IN
fact the man ~ kept chasing his own
center of gravity which tends 10 fan
IN advance of him Ia the training ex-
orclsec the soldier begins hy running
the hrst kllomotre about l.0si yardN
IN 10 minutes, the second IN o minutes
30 seconds, ANA SO on with Increasing
speed After several weeks the soldier
makes from the third kilomotre a speed
OF minutes, or even o minutes is rec.
! ends, After the experiment h9d been
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-25

writer In the American Gull
tlvator that the best turkeys al
ways bring the greatest profit to
the owners. and that In times OF glut
In the market they are usually the ones
that work on. while the inferior birds
are left behind. Try to raise fancy
turkeys for THANKSGIVING and you Will
get your reward There will be plenty
OF poor stock from all parts OF the coun-
try. and the chances are they will sell
cheap
The bronze turkeys usually are tho
best for raising. as they can be made to
produce very tender. sweet meat. while
their carcassos when properly fattcned
arc very heavy. In fact. they surpasH
all other breeds. both In weight and
hardness. The young turkeys before
this time should be good-slzed birds.
and those that have gathered up llv-
Ing on the farm and In the fields and
woods during the summer are In excel
lent condition for fattening for the hol-
idays. As a rule. turkeys can find their
living In the woods and fields better
than chickens. but they should not be
kept without grain feed too long. II
they have been accustomed 10 the fat.
Juicy worms OF summer they are very
ready TO make n change Of diet But
even In the summer time they should
be fed night and morning with some
good food. such as corn or wheat
The fattening period for market
should cover several weeks II Is bet
ter to give them all they will eat for
four weeks than TO force them to eat
more than they want for two weeks.
Give them good food only. for every
thing that they cat now goes to make
meat. and II such things as onions. bit
ter weeds and decayed fruits and ycge-
tables are given TO them their meat
viii have n bad odor and flavor. The
food during the fattening period really
has much to do In giving the turkeys
fine. white. well-layored meat. Too
much exercise IL also bad for them. and
they should be shut mp most OF the
time. Avoid anything that will brulse
the birds. II they are inclined TO be
quarrolsome they should be separated.
Corn Is the great fattenlng food. and u
one Ia so situated that chcstnuts urc
easily obtained. II Is well 10 feed them
on these too. They certainly flavor the
meat little and the turkeys are very
fond OF them. Plenty OF pure water
and milk help the turkeys at this time.
Sweet, rich milk Is good for them. and
thcv ara very fond of II.
Finally the marketing should be done
with the same care and intelligence
that the fattonlng has been performed
with. In many cases II pays better to
keep the turkeys until after Thanks
giving. as the market Is good thon, and
there are fewer birds for sale. Some
years the glut around Thanksgiving
time Is 20 great that very poor prices
are realized.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-25

From this time. rogrct 10 say. the
Chinese formation was broken into an
Irregular group. Bearing down on the
one hand were the ships 81 the prln-
clpal Squadron. I'm line ahead" keep
inF perfect station. while on the oppog-
ite side were those OF the Flying squad
ron. We were thus between two fires.
A. the Principal Squadron turned and
altered course. the two Chinese iron
clads turned also. keeping bows ON o.
their van, the Chen Nucn preserving
her station ana distance from the nag-
ship. az indeed she continued 90 DO
throughout tAa battle. The Iapareae
WiiiinEly bear witness that the tWu
lrunclads preserved their formation
and that the Chen Yuen by her move
mcntH ana gun practice covered the
Ting Nueu when In straits. and In fact
prevented the fleet from suffering an
Inhalation instead of its actual heavy
loss.
The Principal Squadron now seemed
90 Ignore the four smaller Chinese vcf-
sells. ana H. ave ships steamed around
our two ironclads. pouring In storm 70;
she'll. Time and again ores broke out
but with one notable exception. the
flames were aubdued without much
trouble Some OF the oucmy'H ships
used mellnlte shells the noNlous fumes
from which could % once be- distln-
guishcd from thuss of powder one
ship. Tor "a time prNcuced "broadaldg
Qrng by director e., each gun %
lald by lts Grow ON the object ANA Tho
entire battery, Joined IN one electric
circuit. II fred by pressing key. This
system, though doubtless hard on th'
structure OF the ship using H. was most
cncctlve-thc result of 40 many ahol
striking az once. ana producing pcrhap'
several Ares. being very annoying -
Commander McGlfiln OF the cher
Yucn" In the Century Tor August
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-25

The best way to get rid OF these il to
get a barrel OF the cheapest salt, or n
sack Of II, at the price Of 81, or less,
and scatter II over the weeds after n
shower, or when the dew Is on the
ground. II will kill the weeds. and, u
the walk be Rraveled or made OF
crushed stone, Il will brighten II ex.
ceedingly. II IL Is only Of earth, IL will
clean IL and keep II from being dusty.
IL Is excellent on stone tagged walks
20 keep the grass from growing up
through the crcviccs, and Il will keep
the ants from working in these open.
ings aud piling up their disagreoable
sand heaps