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DISPOSITION Of Liquor Cases.

Following is the disposition, at the Sep.
TENDER Term of the Supreme Judicial Court
in Somerset County, 1901, of appealed cases
and indictments for violations of the laws
regulating the use and sale of intoxicating
liquors;
State VS. William J. Bradbury, nuisance,
fine and costs, sos.
Malinda Roderick, nuisance,
fine, 1000
i" Frank NJ. Cotton, nuisance,
fine, 10000
/" Charles F, Horne, Apt, search and
seizure, fine and costs, IIo.24
" Fred Southland, Apt, search and
seizure, fine and costs, 1892
4" L" Edward F. Cote, search and seizure,
mol pressed
Iw47 Attest: w. T. SEEKINS, Clerk.
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Mrs. Lillian NJ. N. Stevens was un-
animously elected president of the w.
g.. T. U. for the ensuing year; Mrs.
Susannah Frye, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Clara Hoffman, recording secre-
tary; and Mrs. Helen Morton Baker,
treasurer.
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SETTLING up!

will be found for the Next
Two Months at the office in
F. w. Bucknam's Drug Store,
(the old Bixby & Buck stand.)
All who may be owing me
by note or account are re-
questeI to call as early as
possible and make some ar
engagements tor the payment
of the same.
D. H. BARTLETT.
Nov. 6, 1901.
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East COrnVille.

Four of our neigh5ors have sold their
stock and closed their farm buildings and
with their families have gone to different
places to spend the winter, namely
Sam'l Foss. to Lewiston; Mary Fogg, to
New York; Frank McCrllis. to Texas
Chas. S. Smith TO Skowhegan. BY this
four more houses are made vacant in
East Cornvile.
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How Do You Know

those baking powders are made
from alum
Their lower price, their unfamil-
lar names, generally betray them.
But it is not necessary for you
to know. You know that Royal
does nat contain alum, that it makes
the best food, that it is pure and
healthful. You know that alum
powders are unhealthful This
knowledge is sufficient to enable
you to protect yourself and your
family from alum baking powders
and the evil results which are GER
tain to follow their use.
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to attend the National Grange at Lewis
ton were prevented by the storm from
doing SO.
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Sent % cents and get the SOMERSET
REPORTER three months on trial.
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BORN.

Bingham, Nov. 1910 the wife of Walter
Robinson, son.
Athens, Oct. Ito the wife of Edward C..
Taylor. daughter.
Pishon's Ferry. Nov. l4-To the wife Of
Horace Kelly, ason
Bingham, Nov ls-To the wife of John Cas-
sidy, daughter.
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MARRIED.

New Portland, Nov. 17-By Rev. L. Hutch
ins, John P. Stafford and Miss Belle Parker,
both of Highland Pit.
Wsterville, Nov. l3-By Rev. Albert A,
Lewis, Mr.. Alfred J. Smith of CoTnville, and
Miss Abbie b. Sesvey of Augusta.
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DIED

Skowhegan Nov. l7-Mrs. Caroline p, wild
ow of Dinsmore Cleveland, aged II years.
Solon, Nov. l6--Charles B. McTntire, aged 20
years.
Madison Center. Nov 15-Heman Nutting.
aged 70 years.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

To All persons interested in either or the
Estates hereinafter named.
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SECOND TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER,

ATA PROBATE COURT held at skov he
- gan, in and for the county of Son erset,
the
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-11-21

In the year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and one. The following mat
ter having been presented for the action
there upon hereinafter indicated it is hereby
ORDERED. That notice thereof be given to al
pc sons interested, by causing a copy OF this
order to be published three weeks successive
ly in THE SOMERSET REPORTER, newspaper
published at Skowhegan, in said County, that
they may appear at Probate Court to be
held at said Skowhegan, on the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15
SrDIERCE'S|
| - FANORHTE
| PRESCRIPTION
- FOR WEAK WOMEN.

BRUSHES E: S9H 5 ssss@ss. s ss5s;
houses. billiard tables,
brewers, bookbinders, candy-makers. Gamers
dyers. hourmtlls, fOundrtes. laundries paper
hangers. printers, painters, shoe factories
-stablemen, tar-roofers. tanners tailors. etc.
BUCHANAN BROS,
Brush Manufacturers, 600 Sacramento St
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was as beautiful as on Monday night, as
| lyrlcally pure of voice, as high, fine and
gracious. but there was tenderness
there last night that Elsa somewhat
lacked, power and even passion.
Just to look at Nine. Eames is a gift
OF price In these music dramas in which
every art known to man feels dimly after
God in chorus, it is no small thing that
the pictures should be beautiful. Every
movement that Eames makes is music
Each fold of her gowns forms subtle har-
monies with its neighbor, and their color
ana texture show the artist hand at every
turn She sings Elisabeth as if she loved
Prayer was superb effort, and Eames
is now fully established as a first favor
tie in the Grau armament
van Dyck was not quite up to the pitch
IN the title role. He sang with quite ap-
parent effort until the end of the second
act, when he rose nobly to the occasion.
l nave reason to believe, that he was
somewhat indisposed and it certainly
sounded that way. But in the song tour
nament he seemed to have conquered his
l nbas2os and sang with a power,
aDandon, thrill, that simply carried
everything before him. 1t was a dazzling
second act all through
The stage picture alone was worth the
money, as to the gallant swing of the
famous march belted knights and coifed
danes, Respondent in all the magnificence
OF a splendid century, came trooping in in
seemingly endless pageant. The march
went with all the necessary spirit but
the male chorus that follows was an even
finer piece of work 1t was delightfully."-
done last night
Of Bispham as Wolfram nothing but
good may be said. He is at his best here
The tender and vibrant fiber of his voice
suits exactly the noble character of
wolfram, and he sang the part with
sympathy, tenderness and power that left
nothing to be desired. He IS Wolfram for
the time being, and there was nothing on
the programme last night more artistic
than his Interpretation. Mr.. Muhlmann
was the KING, and "a royal old soul was
he" He was vocally everything that was
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WAGNERITES
GIVE EAMES
AN OVATION
Presentation Is Su-
peru in En-
sennble.
By Blanche Darlington.

Y was almost a repetition Of Monday
night last night at the Grand Opera
house, with "Tannhauser'' for the
bill Almost every seat was taken,
- and the Wagnerians made a night Of
1t so far as the applause was concerned
There were but few people not found in
their places when the opening notes OF
the overture were sounded, and from It's
professional splendors to the muted music
of the close only the impossible few dis
turbed the faithful by getting up to go.
1t was a splendid house, a splendid per-
Torrance, and at this hopeful rate kept
up next years opera season will be among
.@Tannhauser, some few years earlier
in date than ~Lohengrin,' still clings to
the conventions of the elder school in
places, but il has bigger moments than
any TO be found in ''Lohengrin-" ''1ohen-
grin lifts throughout to higher level,
but '@TannhauSer' touches higher heights,
and last night the singers reached the
peaks Of song and lifted US also to the
mountain tops The overture, magnifl-
Gently played, with its shimmering fligree
OF Violns and broad, noble melodies, OF
course reused the usual enthusiasm, that
Mr. Damrosch gracefully acknowledged
The curtain rose-not as last year upon q
crowd OF supes having a good time with
the inhabitants of the Venusbergi-but
upon a very rosy Venus, new TO US here,
Nine. Louise Reuss-Belce.
Nine ReuSs-Belce is a splendidly built
young woman, who looks the Greek god
oess better than a bakers half-dozen of
Them that have happened my way before
even in quality as il might be, but she
sings with large passion and power and
acts in appropriately forceful fashion.
The nrSt act, all Of the opera in fact was
magnificently staged and the Venusberg
was just the comfortable, rosy, glorious
sort Of place that might reasonably be
supposed to tempt Tannhauser to come in
out Of the cold, cold world outside. There
was the ballet, too in this scene, that
pracuced a little upon its eloquent toes
and that should not be forgotten in the
general gratitude for the performance.
The rest Of the cast included Eames.
Bispham, Van Dyck, Muhlmann and
Fritzi-Scheff, and a generally gorgeous
performance they gave US. Nine. Games
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one by any means. There was none of the
wild applause that had greeted Madame
Sembrich on the previous night in LA
Traviata." Madame EameS, who sang Ellis
abeth, was given q hearty reception and
she won curtain calls by her exquisite vo-
caliZation. The diva was in better voice
than on her first appearance on Monday
last. and her pure notes rang out clear
and true, filling every portion of the the
alter.
1t was recognized by all present that
Van Dyck was suffering from cold, but
he improved after the first act and sang
and acted with fire and Vigor Bispham
sang Wolfram and again demonstrated
that he is one of the best barytones on
the operate stage. Madame Reuss- Belize,
who made her debut as Venus, quickly
placed herself en- rapport with her audi
ence Miss Fritzi-Scheff obliged the
management by singing the role of the
Shepherd. owing to the indisposition Of
Miss Bridewell
Many Supper Parties Given.
When the story of the struggle between
pure and unchaste love was ended the big
audience wendell it's way to the streets
Carriages dashed up in almost endless
number and the carefully cloaked ladies
were escorted to fashionable supper
rooms. In the courtyard of the Palace
Hotel the tables were filled by dozens of
merry parties and while the corks of
the opera were discussed If the Grau
Opera Company is patronized at each per-
Torrance as it was last night the man
agement will have a warm spot in its
heart for San Francisco.
"Die Walkure' will be sung tonight
and tomorrow afternoon Faust is sure
to attract throng. Tomorrow evening
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15
UNHAPPILY MARRIED
FOLK IN DIVORCE COURT
Sundry Couples Secure DEGREES and
Others Invoke the Law to
Saver TrIxsona Ronds

Lolita A. Covell, who was married to
George F. Covell in Kings County In Au-
gust, 1893. was granted divorce yester-
day by Judge Hunt on the ground Of
cruelty. Mrs. Covell testified that her
husbands cruel treatment consisted of
perpetual "nagging" and accusing her of
infidelity. She also said that on several
occasions he struck her. The Covells are
prominent people. Of Fresno County and
possess considerable property in various
parts of the State. The question of prop
erty rights was not brought into court,
a satisfactory arrangement and division
having been made by the couple since the
commencement of the action.
Divorces were granted yesterday to
Winifred Bentley from Marshall G. Bent
ley for desertion, Robert Munich from
Catherine Munich for desertion, Ida Null
Ter from Aleck Muller for cruelty, Myron
Henry Shepard from Alice Jane Shepard
for desertion and Maud Reilly from John
h: Reilly for willful neglect.
suits for divorce were filed yesterday
by Charles F. Short against Ida B. Short
for desertion and Mary ]. Barden against
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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A most important discovery has been
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15
&c" With a Tail.

The &C" with tail is the trade
mark of Cascarets Candy Cathartic.
Look for it on the light blue ename1ed
metal box! Each tablet stamped
C. c. c. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, Ioc.
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needed, and looking as we imagine kings
should, but rarely do look. FRITZ Scheff
was piquant little shepherd boy, taking
her pipe solo with a deal Of sly humor
and grace.
There is more Wagner tonight, die
speech is all song Wagner will come
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15
Visiting Chiefs Pay Respects.

The Chiefs OF Police who came to this
city to attend the funeral of the late Chief
Sullivan met in acting Chief Wittmans
office yesterday and adopted resolutions
to the memory of the deceased head Of the
Police Department.
The resolutions were signed by ]. D.
Gall, Stockton: James Ktdward, San
Jose; Charles Elton, Los Angeles: St
Clair HodgkinS Oakland, and John z. Sui
liyan, Sacramento. The resolutions will
be engrossed and a copy sent to the Beard
of Police Commissioners and to the family
Of the deceased.
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GORGEOUS GOWNS AND JEWELS
ARE DISPLAYED BY FAIR SEX

," HERE was joy in the hearts of the
Wagnerites who gathered last
night in the foyer of the Grand
Opera-house. Society was present
= in full force at the production of
the Master of Beyreuths Tam
hauser, In which the diva Madame
Emma Eames made her second appear
ance Tor the season, together with Van
Dyck, David Bispham. Miss Fritzi-Scheff,
Muhlmann and Madame Louise Reuss-
Belize.
There was all the glamor and excitement
audience that heard Wagner's superb
composition. Again there was line of
carriages bearing gaily dressed women
and their escorts; the police were kept
busy in keeping clear passageway for
the fortunate ones who entered the opera
mouse; the top galleries were packed to
sunocation by the lovers of music, and the
simmer of silk and satin together with
the flash of gorgeous gems were seen in
all parts of the auditorium.
When, Director Damrosch brought the
pig orchestra to attention and the open
ing strains of the Pilgrims March" were
heard, there were but few vacant seats
IN boxes, orchestra or dress circle. The
lights were lowered and the curtain
assembled, disclosing the grotto of Venus,
with Tannhauser reclining at the feet of
the Goddess of Love.
Madame Eames Again Triumphs.
For four hours the vast audience lis
tened to the marvellous composition that
Wagnerites claim is the very essences of
music, but which the disciples of the Ital-
ian school designate as a mere fad.
The audience was not an enthusiastic
nearer the song than any other composer
mas yet come. 1t is the human method,
men are men in 1t and not vocal machines,
and of the wonders of his orchestra, every
instrument an individual entity, picturing
with strange magic the undercurrents and
high dreams of the soul, who shall ade-
Quately praise it?
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society will give welcome to SybiI San
derson, who appears in 'Manon," essay
ing the role in which she trfurnphed in
Paris and st. Petersburg LA Boheme''
is to be given Sunday night at popular
prices. ~
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MEXICO CITY Mex. Nov. 14.-The Mexican
delegates to the Pan-American Congress to-
night entertained at banquet their colleagues
from other countries -.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15

LEROY, Ia. Nov. H-The First National
Bank Of Leroy, Decatur County. on the Keo-
kuk and Western Railroad, was broken into
last night and $1,000 all the cash. taken The
robbers effected an entrance through the door
apd exploded the safe by the use of nitro
glycerin
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15

Judge Seawell yesterday, by request of
the attorneys of Louise A. Corwell, who
is suing Charles Corwell for divorce on
the ground of cruelty, ordered the court
room cleared and will try the case behind
closed doors. Mrs. Corwen's complaint
recites tale of cruelty, it is alleged that
renders the case revolving one
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Sic Sbrpnrebe bes SatSers eSrans
eSpiepb.

9ea6bem Der neuertpdb(te Dlter=
reibil9e &eibSratb bereits por Ell
ner 8obe Suiammenaetreten mar,
erfolgte iebt feline fprmelle @rDffnune
nit elmer failerli9en 9brpnrebe.
&aiier Sran5 SDlepb pertpeiit ba=
rim, tpte iiblid, Sundhit auf Die an=
balteno freunoli6en 8e5iebungen 81
ausmdrtigen 2dnoern, tpelbe uelent=
lib oa5u beieetraeen batten. Die So
rantien fir ben augemeinen Srieoen
au itdrfen. Sobann 1pri9t er leinen
tiefen Summer itber ben SOB 1eines
lieben perbinbeten &Dnig Sumbert
aus, tpelGer oas Spfer zines ab=
1beuliben Gerbrebens getpDrben iei,
lopie iiber ben SOB Der &Dnigin
8iftDria, Die elm gldnSenbes Muiter
aaer 9errl6ertugenben geipeien iei.
Oes gSeiteren iagt er:
nDas ber5libe @efubl, tpel6eS
uniere engeren 8esiebuneelt su ben
nit uns perbiinbetelt Wd9ten ba=
rafteriiirt, tit unoerdnoert, unb NIT
GROCER sSreube eebenfe ib Der .3ei=
ten oeutlbldnbilber Spmpatbie,
melbe anlaBlib meines 8elubes BEL
9a.ier Wilbelm 10 riibrenben Ius=
bruf ieitens Der 8etppbner Der
beutlben &ei1sbauptitabt fano."
8e5iiglicb ber bineiilhen Nngele=
genbeit iagt Die TbrDnrebe:
nDte Nn1trengungen Der perbiinbe=
ten Wdcbte 1tno auf bic gSieberber=
itelung DrbnungsmdBiger Gerbdlt=
niiie, unter gleibSeitieer 9lufrebterz
baltnne oes 8eitanbes bes 9ine1t=
ihen Geibes, eeribtet. Gum @liid
braubt man feline 8efitrbtung 5u
begen, baB Die @reieniiie in ienent
1beil Der 8elt cine 9tndmirfung auf
ben Srieben @urppas iiben fDnnten.
8e5ug(i6 Der Spra9et1fraee in
8Dbmen beiBt es in Der 9br0nreoe:
ngeur burh @eIebeebune fann bieler
yeationalltreit bauerno beigeleet tper@
ben. Die 2Diung Der Sprabenfrage
ioll ourb einen gft Der @ere9tigfeit
uno Der Staatsmannsfunit erfDlgen.
0ie Gegierung miro Die SnitiatiDe
ergreifen, oa Die 6egierung Die
Bfliht bot, Die Spra9eneinbeit in
gelpilien aominiltratinen Spbdren 81
erbalten.
8eim 8etreten bes IbrDnlaales
muroe Der &ailer Srans Soiepb nit
6D6rufen begriBt. Inter ben 8Dr=
lagen, nelhe Die &eeierung einbrln=
gen tpirb, befinbet iih audi cine,
tpelde Die @ntpidlung Der Dlterrei<
6iiben &auHabrtei Slotte gum
3ped bat.
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Gin Giefen>0 0efGi1tstnerf.

@pbl bas eetpaltielte literaril6e
llnternebmen, bas iemals in ireeno
einem 2anoe su perSeibnen ipor, lit
ii;nqit in Der He9ieruneszDruderei
5u WaibiEgton nDllenbet poroen,
ndlnllb eine pffi5ielle @eibi6te I'M
leres 8iirqerfrieges, melbe aus 128
rieiigerl Oftap6dn6en BON ie 1000
Seiten nao auberocn eineln fDlpi=
Ialen Mt(as BON IS Ibeilen beltebt.
r gs giebt freilicb 8ubtperfe BON
mod beocutenberem auBeren llnfang.
Gu be1ibt bas britiibe Wtu1eun eine
bineli1cbe gncpflopdoie BON runo
1000 8anben uno Die fransDlilbe
p@ncpclppebie metbpoique" Die
tpabrideinlib bas erDBte jertals in
europa perDffentlibte 8erf ieiner
Dirt lit, entbdlt 202 Guartbanoe.
Ser &ebellionsfriee; cine 3u=
lammenitellung Der anttli9en Nuf=
5ei6nungen Der llntpns= uno Der
&DnfDberirtenzIrmee" 10 lautet Der
Gitel bes atnerifaniiben @erfes.
Gpr perbdltuiBlnaBie fur5er Belt,
ndulib ppr 26 Sabren, tpuroe nit
ieiner gerDffcnttibune beepnnen,
uno felt is Sabren iit Die &ertbei=
lung Der ein5elnen 8dnoe ais uDffi=
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Selbitperitdnolib miro Die 3ab( Der
r@liiG(i6en" ipel9e in ben Be1ib
bieles-1ntt Dem gtt[as 700 8fun6
tuiegenben-8erfes fonlnen, feline
iibermdBig grDBe iein. gs tperben
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merfes eeorudt (allo LAOS, 900
8ii9er BON je 1000 Seiten, suiam=
men 1000, 408, 900 Seiter 2eleitoff,
Dbne ben 9ltlas)! Daoon tperoen
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GrmeezSffi5iere unb M1itarbeiter re-
ierpirt. Serner iino $500 @retnplare
fiir 8ibliotbefen, @ei9ibtsforz
lbungs=Tereine, y@rano Grtnp"=
BD1ten uno lDlbe @tn5elperIDnen
beitimn1t tpurben, benen Die Gena=
loren unb 9lbgeorbneten bes Som
greIies bns @erf 5ufommen lalien
uDllten. Die iibrigen 700 gren1= +,
plare enolib lolten perfauft tperoen
-uno stpar nur slt geringem Iuf=
i6laa iiber ben tbatldblihen Soften
preis.
SnbeB linb erlt iebr penige @rs
etnplare abgelebt tuDrben. IuBer=
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fDnen, fitr tpel9e oas @erf beitirnmt
mar, seitorben, uno Dblpobl perfiiot
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rebtigten Dber beren Gertreter bas
Werf peiter erbalten iollten, tpar es
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partemeut llnmDglib, biele ausfinbie |
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Der 8ltber i'm &rieesz0epartenent |
oufgebduft baben nno baslelbe in
INNER erDBere Gerlegenbeit bringen. |
Oesbalb bat oer &Dn9reB por &ur=
aem Die Gertbeilunas @elegenbeit |
ettpos ertpeitert.
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@esiilenf.
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balten.
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perfabt, bon benz er NIT umfpDlfter
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betmsetebrt NOR.
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fiebt mebr auf benz Spiel a1s bte @ee
funbbett. l1nb i9 alter Gfel mubte
ibn fortf9idenl4
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fsbr NIT fi9 sufrteOen, ols er bic tpeni<
gen 3eilen iiberlas.
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ipdre bod nidt aun S9aben sez
ipefen. benn bic lei5en Marnungsaeiz
hen etnes brobenben Sturmes na9men
alle benIelben Mes Der Deutung, unb
b0lltg unborbereitet unb abnungslps
gtng Der 9ebrobte benz aufaiebenben
nntpetter entseeen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-08
Grflnliunen Der s. & g. M.=gabn :

Rad Warlim, Ser., am 10. 6eb.:
"State Senate Biennial Meeting" bes
Modern Order of Praetorians'
Rad sort 2Sortb, Ser., pDm II.
bis IA. sSeb.: LOG Rolling Woodmen
of the World.
Mad, sort ssortD, ser., am r.
nno l3. S5eb.: ''fexas Live Stock Asso-
ciation".
Wa6 San atntomto, ser., ppm
II. Bis IA. Ntara: Texas Cattle Raj
ser's Association
Rad 2areop, Ser., ant %. Seb.:
BUR Seier ppn n@eo. SBaibineton's @es
brrtstae".
Nad 9,em Srleams, sa., pom IA.
big 10. 5eb.: "Mardi Gras" 6eitlid)<
feiten.
Rad Marlim, Ser, grfuriionss
Billette tuerben oas gauge Subr binourd
perfauft fir IA 4abrpreis fir Die Gnnoe
reiIe; 8illette 9iilti9 fir 30 Sage. Die
ueltberiibmten ySeiBen Guellen", Ma
tural Sanitarium" luo n8elunobeltss
&eiort".
Sir pbi9e ggfurIionen limb lebr nieos
ri9e Haten angeebt poroen. 9se9en
@in5el9eiten, be59l. Staten, Serfahfstoge,
@lltiqfeitsbouer, 6obr5ctten &C., tuenoe
man Iich an ben ndcbiten Ngenten Der S.
& g. N. .-Sabn, D6er ldlretbe an
3. 8, 8rtce, g. Is. & 8. 81,
Ialeitine, Seras.