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The age-herald., 1900-04-10
Kansas PopulIsts Meet

Kansas City, April 9.-At a meeting or the populist state central committee here today, it was voted to hold mass con yention in Kansas City on April 30 for the purpose of nominating a populist state ticket After the meeting, Chairman Little stated there would be no fusions with the democrats on a state ticket in Missouri. As to national candidates, Chairman Lit tie expressed a preference for Bryan and Caldwell
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
CLEVELAND BEGINS
 HIS TWO LECTURES
He Spoke on "The Independence of the Ex- eeutive" to Crowded Hall at
 Princeton Last Night.

Princeton, N. J., April 9-Ex-President Grover Cleveland delivered the first of his two lectures on 'The Independence of the Executive" in Alexander hall tonight be- fore large and enthusiastic audience. President Patton introduced the speaker with brief speech, and as MT. Cleveland rose to begin his lecture the audience greeted him with rounds of applause. The lecture throughout was listened to with marked attention, and at it's close MT. Cleveland was greeted with prolonged ap- plauSe
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
Emperor Francis Joseph's Visit

Vienna, April 9.-The Austrian press, without exception, approves the intention of Emperor Francis Joseph to visit Berlin next month, accompanied by his foreign minister, on the occasion of the coming of age of Crown Prince Frederick William. The Nous Freie Presse says:
 '.When the two emperors again extend the hand of friendship they will indeed set seal upon their alliance"
 All the other journals comment in a sim liar strain.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10

with the institution on November 1. Two days later Miller brought around S26,5OO to deposit. This money was In the form O, checks of small denominations, from all parts of the country. MT. Lyster said that the cashier asked Miller to withdraw his account, as he did not wish to handle It..
 Millers defense is that he paid dividends on demand until the police raided his es- tablishment and wrecked his business
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
Russia and France Protest

London, April 1O.-The Russian and French papers are still excitedly protesting against Great Britain's use of the Beria route in transporting troops to Rhodesia, but there is nothing to confirm the dis patch from St. Petersburg to the Aften- blabet of Stockholm, saying that Emperor Nicholas is extremely agitated" over the Anglo-Portuguese arrangements, and in- tends to issue proclamation protesting against it during his forthcoming visit to Morocco.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
Rebel Attack Expected

Kingston, Jam, April 9-Colombian ad Vlces' just received here, announce that a rebel attack is momentarily expected at savanilla. It is added that the place has been prepared for the expected movement, and that artillery has been trained so as to command the harbor.
 At Cartagena all is excitement in conse- quence of the rebel successes, and a large body of government troops has arrived at Colon to strengthen the garrison there
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
Rec eIyers Not Liable;

Washington. April 9.-The supreme court today decided-opinion by Judge Shiras-that receivers of railroads are not liable under the United States statute of 1873 prohibiting railroad companies from confning live stock for a longer period than twenty-eight hours at time without unloading them for rest, water, etc.
 The decision was based on the ground that the statute is applicable to "compan- ies'' only.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
Awaiting District Convention

Pittsburg, Pa., April 9.-Resumption of work by the miners in this district tomor- row will not be nearly so complete as ex- pected The men held numerous meetings today and the conclusion reached in most instances was that they would not go to work until after the district convention Thursday. The coal supply is fast being lowered, with prospects of numerous in- dustries having to shut down for want of fuel The Republic Iron Works closed down today on this account.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
MUNYON'S
 IMPROVED HOMOEPATHlC
 REMEDIES WILL CURE YOU.


MJNYON'S DYSPEPSIA CURE relieves at once, and positively cures all forms of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, or any Stomach Trouble arising from oyereating or drink ing. Price 25 cents
 MUNYON'S KIDNEY CURE promptly cures pains in the back, Joins or groins and all kinds of Kidney Diseases. It will prevent and arrest Bright's Disease. Price 25 cents.
 MUNYON'S COLD CURE will break up any cold in a few hours, and prevent pneumonia. It relieves head, nose, throat and lungs almost instantly. These little sugar pellets can be conveniently carried in the vest pocket for use at any time anywhere Price 9 cents
 MUNYON'S COUGH CURE stops coughs, night sweats, allays soreness, and speedily heals the lungs. Price 25 cents.
 MUNYON'S LIVER CURE is a reliable cure for Bilousness, Constipation, Jaun- dice, Torpid Liver, Worn-out feeling. Coated Tongue, etc. Price 25 cents.
 MUNYON'S GENERAL DEBILITY CURE cures the exhausted feeling; pro- duces fresh, healthy color in bloodless people, and tones up the system generally. Price 25 cents
 MUNYON'S HEADACHE CURE, will cure all kinds of headaches, no matter from what cause arising, in from 3 to 10 minutes, with absolutely no injurious after effects. Price 25 cents.
 -57 REMEDIES. r Cataarh, Asthma and all Diseases of
 styles, Hard Rubber and "Glass
The age-herald., 1900-04-10

he the maintenance of Alabama in the front rank of states, where the brilliant reputation of Senator Morgan has placed it. and the successful construction of the Nicaraguan canal, through Senator Nor gan's efforts, despite the opposition or Huntington's millions. Very respectfully
 FRANK s. WHITE, "Chairman Morgan State Campaign Com mittee.
 R. E. L. MEL, Secretary.
 Heavier Thau Expected Yesterday Chairman Beddow of the pri- mary subcommittee of the democratic county executive committee received re- ports from the registrars in several of the beats and subdivisions. The registration Saturday afternoon and night was heavier than on any former day and the number of voters qualifying is much greater than was expected. Registration in the beats reported yesterday was as follows: Beat 21, Birmingham, 1,719 Of this num- Der 667 were in Cleveland subdivision; S4S in Monroe; 359 in Madison; $50 in Jeff ferson.
 Beat 29, Pratt City, 750.
 Beat 33, Bessemer, S91.
 Beat 34, Woodlawn, 331
 Beat B. Avondale, 3S1.
 Beat 37, Birmingham-Davis, 6SS; south Highlands, 326. Hill, Jackson and North Highlands had not reported yesterday af- ternoon.
 General Oates Win Speak
 General William C. Oates will speak at Seals hall tomorrow night on the issues of the present campaign and advocate the reelection of Senator Morgan to. the United States senate.
 Captain Frank s. White, chairman of the Morgan state campaign committee, spoke at Tuskegee yesterday.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
Report on the Propose rrd.e

Washington, April 9.-The secretary of war today forwarded to congress the re- port of board of engineers and archi- tects in favor of the construction of a bridge across the Potomac river from this city to Arlington, as "a memorial to Amer ican patriotism,' in accordance with de- signs submitted by Professor Burr, a dis tinguished bridge engineer of New York at an estimated cost of s4,SO0,O00
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
Newspapers Are Indignant

Berlin, April 9.-The newspapers this afternoon express indignation at recent English charges that the German govern ment favors bailing England and attacks upon the queen and the prince of Wales. The Vossiscbe Zeitung strongly condemns such accusations.
 The semi-official Berlin Post, in an ar
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
Railroad Directors Meet

Houston, Tex, April 9.-A special from Tyler, Tex, says: "A special meeting of the board of directors of the St. Louis Southwestern Railway company was held in the general offices here today and F. H. Britton was elected president of the com pany and R. H. Brown first vice-president and general manager. MT. Britton suc- ceeds Russell Harding. President Britton and party left this afternoon in his special car for the north.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
Bryan Given Reception

Los Angeles. Cal, April Civilian J. Bryan was given an enthusiastic reception at Santa Ana today and San Diego tonight. At both places immense crowds assembled to hear him discuss the questions of the day MT. Bryan criticised the national ad- ministration for its conduct of Philippine affairs, spoke against trusts and favored an income tax.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
SHOT TO DEATH
Negro Refused to Surrender to Posse
 and Died

Brownville Tenn, April 9.-Robert Matt hews, the negro who shot and wounded Deputy Sheriff w. B. Nash of Haywood county Sunday morning while the latter was attempting to serve a warrant upon him. was overtaken yesterday afternoon by posse and upon refusing to surrender, was shot to death.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
MOREHEAD CITY
The Wave-Washed Home of the South-
 ern Wanderer

The representative coast resort of the Carolinas, Atlantic hotel. Merehead City, N. c. Accommodations for one thousand. The finest fishing, sailing, surf and sound bath ing in the states Fastest and best railway transportation from all points. Open June 1 to October l. Engagements now being booked, correspondence solicited. Address Scoville Bros, Managers of the Aragon .ho- tel. Atlanta. Ga., until May b. afterwards as above. 4-l-l0
The age-herald., 1900-04-10

$10 at 6S and 12 at 70. Another increase from $96 to s250, the amount of annual in- come which a widow may have without forfeiting the right to a pension
 The revision has been advocated by the G. A. R.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10

ticle evidently inspired, charges the Ber- lin correspondent of the London Times with having systematically and malicious per threatens him with expulsion.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
Mrs. WinsIoy,s sootbing svrp,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILL DREN WHILE TEETHING. with PER- FECT SUCCESS. It SOoTHES the CHILD. soFTENs the GUMS. ALI4AYS all PAIN; CURE WIND CQLIC. and is the best rem ady for DIARRHOEA Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind. Twenty-Five cents Q bottle
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
Kid McFadden Won

New York, April 9-"Kid" McFadden, of San Francisco, practically knocked out Eugene Garcia, of Brooklyn, in the sixth round at the Hercules Athletic club of Brooklyn,
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
THE JOLLY ORUMMERS
 WILL OWN THE TOWN
Continued From First Page.)

---~o~-@--~~@---~----->>~ 1S99 MT. Lucien V. La Taste was elected national president.
 The membership of the division has
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
Billy Payne Lost Out

| Niles. O.. April 9.-Mattie Matthews to- night defeated Billy Payne, of Baltimore, at six rounds on points.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10

MUNYON'S IMPROVED HOMOEO- PATHIC REMEDIES ARE AS FAR IN ADVANCE OF THE REGULAR SCHOOL OF HOMEOPATHY AS HOMOEOPATHY IS ABOVE ALL OTHER SCHOOLS-THEY COMBINE ALL THAT IS BEST IN ALL SYs- ITEMS
 With Munyon's Remedies every one can become his own doctor-no experiment. ing-no uesswork-purging-no nauseous doses-the cure is certain, quick and permanent-Munyon's system is to build up, not to tear down; to strengthen, not to weaken.
 If you are sick cast aside all other medi- cines, bury prejudice for a few days, step into the nearest drug store, ask for Munyons Guide to Health," pur- chase a 25-cent vial of one of Munyon's Remedies, and cure yourself.
 MUNYON'S RHEUMATISM CURE sell dom fails to relieve in one to two hours and cures in few days It relieves sharp shooting pains in arms, legs, side, and back in a few hours, and generally effects a permanent cure before one vial has been used. Price 25 cents
 Munyon's Inhaler is a positive cure f, the Head, Nose, Throat and Lungs. Tw, Family" Price $1, with all medicines.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10
PERSONAL.

l.. w. Friedman and Ike Simpson return- ed yesterday from Chattanooga, where they attended the funeral of Aaron Simp- son in that city on Sunday.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10

"He that lives we'll is not ignorant." He knows that Hoods Sarsaparilla will keep him in health. s IA
The age-herald., 1900-04-10

Judge A. A. Coleman and Solicitor Charles w. Ferguson are holding court in Walker county this week.
The age-herald., 1900-04-10

Dr. w. l.. Brown of Anniston is in the city.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-12-22

bem er ieinen Seino bebrobt, indl,t lid
bel oieiem Gjeoanten BON feinem Ger
sen, erid6pit. aber berubigt iinft er
aui einen Stubl.
,gs 1T idperer, Elm M0roer sli iein,
als id qeglaubt," murmelte er. Gin
3meiies Wlal prpbir' ib'3 nidt. 9lbsr
nit isoem onoeren Mlittel, oas mir er'
reibbar III, mero' ib mir wieoer bolen,
mas mein war.-llno uenn i'd gum
Gain eeuproen wdre," fubr er in lin.
fersm Ginnen fort, niuer bdtte mldb
basu gemaGt? Sd rollte ia gut lslli.
mpllte ollie Satans9eliiiie Opiern alf
bem glltdr Der 2iebe-iuarum waro
mein Spier nidt angenonimen, llno
marum muB ein glbel nit oem leinlasn
INNER triumpbireno nsben Dem perito-
benen Gail hebsu uno init bobniidem
Wlitleio ben nnslddli9en tslblt gum
M0roer maden2"
0ie Gtimme oes tief erresien Wlans
mes brad in einem leioenidaItliben
@einen. Gnclib erbob sr ild, I'm
feline tIutcnoe Sano notboiirfiis su per-
binoen uno iid gu @ett gu leaen. Sa
fiiblte er beim gntleioen etiuas Sdtpe-
res all isiner gSele bdnsen. 9aiiig
qriff er oarnad unb-bielt 9ans
@urabarbts llbrteiie nebn llbr uno
9apIel baran in Der Sano!
2aut uno idneibeno ladie er alli.
(Jprtiebuna folat).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-12-22
Gl Yaio Wiiomintcr=Garnipa

miro cine der erDBten ,Selilidfeiten
meroen, Die ie I'M Siioiuelten ltatt=
fanoen, nab Dem Ntlilter bes 9ars
neual in 9telp Orleans. oes Salipben=
llnlsuas in Tallns uno ber Sieltas
in 9us slnaeles. Die Iaraoe Der
SDbne Wtpntesuma' s miro Alles IN
Sba,ten itelen, tuas man bisber
oerart eeieben bat. Die Grhptlpn
oes Wit. ,Sranflin miro Elm aroB=
artiges pprptehnisbcS Sbaulplel
iperoen. Die Stiersefehte lperoen
Die belten iein, Die ie abgebalten
.puroen. Snoianer iiibren' tdglif
ibre 9dnse auI. &eproouftionen oes
rnerifaniiben 2ebens. internationale
@ettfdmpIe, @enien. oas Ginfangen
ppn 8ieb, Spiele uno anoere Inter-
baltunaen iiillen bas Grugranm.
9aSu fommt ausseSeihliete merlta-
nilde Wiulif.
GsiIt in Der Goat glles arfgebpten
uproen. nm Srenloe anslSieben llno
Tie fir einiae 1aae sil anlil.lren. Sie
@r6iinlna erfolat am II. Sannar
1901; bas ,5eit oauert orei Gage.
Die 5eras mo Hacific 8abn oer@
fault &linoreiiebillets Sa lebr nleoris
gen Staten. ,sra9t irseno elnen
5idetsgleenten uber ibrelbt on D.
9. Suabes, reilenoer Yaliagiers
Noent in Sort gSortb; ooer an y.
y. 9mrner, 0eueral- Hallagler-
Naent, Dallas, leraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-12-22
1nS beutidle GentrQls Wure

- Das beutidje Central. Bureau,
,ueldes init Der Mbfaiiung Der 9an=
oelsuertrdge betraut lit, bat on Die
IreHe elm Circular gerihtet. iuprln
aui Die tiirslihen grfplae Der Mmeris
faner, Suffrage in Nuslan6e 81 err
lanaen, binaeiuieien tpiro. 0as
Circular eripdbnt bciunoers 8eitel=
lllngen fir euBeiierne 8Dbren fir
Die bolldnoiihe GUlonien. fir rpelbe
bic ameritaniiben Nnaebute Inn %
Hrosent nieoriaer tuaren. als Die
beutlden. gs ertpdbnt ferner Guf-
traae iiir bic 2ieferuna BON 2otomos
tiuen fir 3altutta. fir pelhe Die
ameritanilben glnaetrte nieoriger
,uaren als Die eualiiden. 2aboem
oann bas Circular bic bon 1merita'
nern in llganba uno Sitafrito er'
bauten Briideu eriudbnt bat, peiit
es oaraui bin. baB in San Sranciscu
Shifie fiir China uno Sapan eebaut
,ueroen unb iblieBt NIT Der Grflds
runa, oaB Der ameritaniihe @ettbe'
iperb in gbina balo ernitlih perlpiirt
iueroen fpiiroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-12-22
= e + a 8.

= Die @aiientinoer pon 9lma.
Yerlt, baben eine eoloene urne oil
ben ngtep Yurf 9eralo" geldldt, Die
perfauit uerben uno oeren Cribs all
Die Sinoer in @aluelton pertbeilt
tperoen luu, Die beim iiingiten gros
fen Sturme ibre @ltern perloren.
Die llrne Itammt aus prdbiltorilber
3eit uno puroe in einem @raboenfz
NAL oefunben. Sic tpiro i'm Metro=
politan 8unltmuleum 81 Stem yort
ausaelteut unb Der yten Yorf 9eralo
nimnt 9lneebute fir oas alte Sunit=
iperf big gum /. sSebruar ent9eeen.
- Gin eieentbiimliber llngliids=
fall ereianete iid) nabe Williams
Greet, Gillespie County. Die 5rau
bes 5armers gmil Nterb fubr nit
ibrem 6idbrigen Subne nah Sauie.
Ser 9nabe ipielte init einem langen
Strid, Der iih in oas @agenrao per=
ipidelte unb i'm pDm Sib berab3Oa.
gbe sSrau Merb bas @eipann an=
balten funnte, mar Der &nabe nit
Dem &aoe mebrere Wfale berunse=
id1leift iuuroen uno Elm Nrm ,uar ee=
bruhen unb l1redlid] 5eribunoen.
- BUM erften Wtate felt ibrem
8e1teben bat Die 8aumtpplI 8unl'
preiie in Gueru Die 3abl BON $4,000
Yallen erreibt.
= Wtebrere Deutibe aus Japette
guuntp iparen perganeene Wode in
Watagurba GDuntp, nm 2dnoereien
ansutauIen gum 3ruede Der geiieoes
f,,,.n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-12-22
Ter 9oriier slftrpnum Char

Der Barrier slitrunum Gbar-
bunueou bebauptet. einen tbdtlgen
8ultan oui eem Wtono entoedt Sll
baben. Die Nusbriihe oelietben
ieien hurd) Hauhidulen be5elbnet.
Die in 3ruiiheurdumen aus einenl
fleinen 9rater neben oem 3rater ppll
1betus emporiteieen. Der &anh
bdnet. pie Der glitronom loat, eIne
Belt lang iiber oem 3rater oes Vul'
fans. 9araus iblieBt Oerr ebar'
bonneau. oaB Der Mono BON elmer
Ntbmoipbdre umeeben lit. Wenn
Die @ntoeduna ridtia lit. 10 lperoer
ale bisberiaen 2beurien iiber ben
Mpuo iiber ben Saufen aepurIen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-12-22
The TEXAS PRIDE"

9os meme 8ier Der "San Antonio
Brewing Association" (gitp.SrauereD. /.
bat einen eeraoesu phdnomenalen Gr-
fpIo. "TEXAS PRIDE lit in alien
@irtbldlaIten eriter 8laiie 81 iinoen nno
bat bic biertrinfenbcn Samilien i'm Stlrm
erobert. Der Name: Der Stols ppn
5eras" III aliidlid aeiudblt, oenn ieoer
3eraner muB itpls oaraui iein. oaB elm
Iulches 8ier in 5eras sebrant iuiro. 9as
ausaeseidbntte Bier bat uidbt nnr bier
iberal ginsans eeiunoen. ionoerr iuiro
andl iiberall eelpbt. iuphin es oerichidt
uuroe. @ans beionbere Nnertenumn9
mub @lrbisnns bot es audi in fleincren
areilen 0entidlonos eefunoen, bic opn
bieliaen ssrenn6en nit Yroben oieiee ed,-
ten Stoifes perieben purben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-12-22
300 @elphnnma! 800.

Die esicr eicsr 3eiiune fpcroen ih ireuen ,n cr=
iabrcn, oaB es wenieirns cine eetlrhete Sra ilbeit
aiebt, welhc Die spiicnidait in all bren Stufen ~
beilen i'm Sonoe III; 6ais Ratarrb= aur ii bic elm.
,iar iet Der dr,iliten griberhait beianuie petips
Rur 9atarih sriorosri OILS cine eoniliutlonsirant=
oeit cine cor liitutiouslle Sebancluna. 9alrs Ra.
torrb. .,ur nro ,nucrlid aencmmen nno wirit oirett
auI oas Slnt uno Die idleimisen Sberhahen bee
Sutcms. oaourh Die grunolaae Der aranthsit ser'
iorruo uno Dem paisnien 8raji aebenb. inesm nc
bic Contribution ors aorpsrs anibaut uno Der Vatur
in ,hrem s9erie bIii. 7ic Giaentbhmer baben 10
pcl gcrtrnuen ju ibren eelltrden. oaB nc Elm bnns
bert Ipllars yelobuune filr ieoen faa anbistsn.
o,n he ~ ilr;sen oirfebi. gaBt Sud cine efe pou
3euaniiieu ipmmen. aHan aor,ilre:
r.. !. Ghenen 4 TO-. aoieop. 2.
aY Bcriauii pcn atn Apotheiern. 7oe.
6au's 5amlisn Eiilen fino biz b,hef.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-12-22
s,abcs smtfommen pom 1use

gs mar eim nabes gnttommeu
pom lhredliben 1poe in benz iiina'
iten ssaIle bes Charles Saois ppu
BUiperstpn, 3. Seit 2 Sabren NOR
er nit einem 4unaens4eioen bebaf.
tet, oas lib pon Tag gu 3aa per'
iblimmerte unb eS balo ben Inlbein
batte, oils Oh er OIL Sdiuinoiuht tier
ben miije. Gr fling oann an DIR.
Kings New Discovery" au neb'
men. lleber beiien Wirfung lfreibt
er: Ca linberte iufort uno gab mir
cine permanente Seiluig." Sol6e
uno ibnlibe Seilunaen baben lett %
Sabren feline Gieenihaft, alle 4als'.
Yruit. uno 2unaen-9eioen au heiten.
betpielen. greis so Gents uno
$1.0O. Seoe 5laihe miro earantirt.
9srobes 5laihe frei bel 3. Solteper q
Sobn, 9rp1uiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-12-22

- glm ssreitae gelanete in Berlin
Der Sternberg 9srueeB enollh auIr
NbihluB. Der mebrfahe Williondr.
ipelder idnerer Sittlihteitsuerbres
hen anaetlaat iuar, iruroe 81 "a
Sabren @efdneniB uno 5 Sabren
@crluit Der biir9erlihen gbrenrebte
perurtbeilt..
Selomarihall Walberfee be-
ribtet aus 9seting unter benz Datum
bes 18. December: 0iinoelS Gps
Tonne. Die BON n.6ais9uan aus
marifirte. itieb bel Dunss2ina aui
cine feinolibe 5ruppe BON CO. 1000
Mnnn. Ter sSeino Hpb. nadoem er
einen Serluit BON l5 Mann erlitten,
in npropeitlifer 9iihtin9 III Die
gerae.
Ger Sipeiten 8ammer oes
@roBberspatbums 0ellen lag ein glns
traa sur Slbitimmlng uor, Der ea-
rauf abSielte, ben Wertreter peiiens
i'm @unoesrothe oabin an initruiren.
oaB er Die @lnleBuna eines Sbleoss
aerid]ts spilden @ruBbritannien uno
ben beiben Buren &epubliten in
Vprlhlae brinaen iulle. - Nbge'
oronete itinmten oaiir rmo - oa'
aeaen. Der Yrdiioent Der 8ammer
aab oorauf Elm negatives 8otum ab,
iupburh Der gntrna oirhfiel.
- gm @rabe ieiner 8attin bat
in Stealib bel Berlin Der 53idbriae
SdriftftelIer SuliuS Sienbed ieinem
Seben NIT eiaener Saub Elm 3lel ges
fest. Sienbed ibrieb unter Dem
Hleuopnpm Suliu5 8. Sinoer aabl,
reide gaonellea. Grsdblunaen uno
orainatiiche @erte, Griua 0eraus-
geber nno Gbefreoatteur Der .Nuae-
meinen 8eihsturreipunoens.
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3abIte bpob fir feiu 1eiu.

y. 3. Ylanton BON 9baderuille,
leras. sablte in Sipei Sabren iiber
$500 on Tuftur.8 .8ebiibren fit cine
ireiienoe Wunoe am Beln. Die
Nerstc poIlten oam su elmer Nms
putation ldreiten. aber er beilte 1ie
nit elmer Sfahtel ~Budlen's Nr-
nico Salbe. @arantirte Seiluna fir
.OautausIhlag. % Cts. per Sbah-
tel bel e. 9olteper & aobn. Tru.
auiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-12-22
"TEXAS PRIDE,

oas scrabesn norSiisliobe Bier Der San
Antonio Brewing Association (eitg-
Yrauerei), bas in balben unb sanben
sslaihen bespgen iuerben fanu, Die nidIt
mur in ibrer .Nuiiuahuna" elm Sbmnd
oes 5iid)es iinb. ipnoern oeren Snbalt
aub bic riftiseWiiroisuna criatren'pirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-12-22

alima unb @eiuDbnbeit uerlangen es,
baB man irgeno etiuas Stdrfenoes nno
gririibenoes i'm Sauie hdlt, tbeils snm
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