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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-27

If ran saved the ash of all the ci-
CARS he smoked. he would have con
sumed 1000 before he had a pound of
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-27
WEST CHESTERFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Stowell spent
last week in Concord as delegates to
the state convention.
Rev. |. P. Quimby preached an elo,
auent sermon here December 10 and
will preach again next Sunday at ,
O'Clock.
Miss Boynton has resigned her posi-
ton as teacher in Dist. No. lO.-Miss
Hattie Ruggles is spending a few days
with her cousin. Myra Farr. - Ruth
Streeter is taking lessons on the violin.
It's the little colds that grow into
big colds; the big colds that end in
consumption and death. Watch the
little colds DR.. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-27
Stops the Cough
and works off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo- Quininc Tablets cure cold
in one day. No cure, no Pay. Price % cents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-27
NO EXTRA SESSION.

The strength of Governor Dole's devo-
ton to good government is shown in his
refusal to give the Home Rule party the
chance, which that predatory organiza-
ton Graves, and which Is expressed IN
the demand for an extra session, TO not
only plumber the taxpayers by the
methods now practicable but to invent
new methods by which spoils may be
multiplied.
The decoy argument for an extra ses-
sion is found in the need of money to
run the government and pay for i'm
provements. That any such need exists
reflects most severely upon the Legisla-
ture which now pretends a desire to
meet it. This Legislature had a regular
session Of sixty days and a special ses-
sion Of thirty days, and it spent about
1000 in keeping itself running. It's
main achievement was in passing a bill
over the Governors veto in favor of
untaxed female dogs, and it spent
weeks in considering a rotten fran
chise and in disputing over the spelling
of the word forty" also upon a meas
ure to license witch doctors or kahunas
and in senseless political quarrels about
the Governor and Territorial Secretary.
Deliberately and with malice prepense
this Legislature neglected public duty
IOr the sake OF competing the Governor
to cali further sessions, thus keeping
the Wilcox feeders at the public trough I
The Governor refuses to be cOerced and
we honor him for it. He is not dis
turbed by the clatter about funds. He 4
knows, as does every other honest man
in the Territory, that the forty thieves
of Ali Baba would be as likely to do /
the state good service. as the men who
squandered the peoples money last
spring in an attempt to do Home Rule 4
politics-
Funds are indeed required but there |
IS absolutely no proof that the LeghIa-
ture, in extra session. would raise them.
What that body wants Is to organize
county and city governments which
the Home Rule party would run and
rob, using their patronage to build up
the political strength by which other
and wider robberies could be planned
and carried out. That an alleged Re-
publican paper or two supports this
policy simply means that the Home
Rulers have their tools in the Repub-
lean organization just as they had dur
ing the legislative session and which
they paid for In uncompetitive awards
of printing at a felonious price. But
happily they cannot influence the Gov
ernor OF Hawaii nor compel the tax
payers to knuckle to them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-27
PEARL IfARBOR
CHANNEL. WORK

The work of preparing for the dredging
operations for the opening of Pearl Har-
Dor channel is being rushed forward as
rapidly as possible by all those who are
connected with the contract. The engi-
neer officer who viii act as the inspector
on the work is now making the computa-
tons which are to determine the dis
tances of the various cuttings.
The contractors are pushing their work
on the dredger. which is being built. as
the machinery for it is partly here and
the rest on the way. The little steamer
Kaena is now being repaired and painted
and will be put on the marine railway
next, for refitting of the hull. The scows
are progressing and the general work
may be said to be well advanced.
There is stin much material which is
to be received from the Coast, some of
the lumber being out twenty-seven days,
the arrival of the schooner being daily
The actual work at the har-
Dor will be taken up as soon as the
iredger is completed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-27

That tree rats travel from one place
to another on electric light wires is bet
ter known, perhaps, than that their
favorite habitat is where thsf leaves OF
palm trees start from the trunk A
date palm, especially. is a favorite
place for the rats, which not long ago
set fire to one by carrying matches
there. Hidden in the almost impenetra-
BILE mass of stiff and spiky leaves
impenetrabIe to cats and other natural
enemies-the rats breed their families
and more than make up for the losses
to their tribe caused by occasional
forays. They travel from tree to tree
and roof TO roof, using the wires wher-
ever 1t is convenient and thus keeping
away from animals that might destroy
them. 1t is presumed that the tree raj
IS as susceptible to the plague as any
other. but 1t is not so much exposed
10 It.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-27
: INrER.IsLAND CABLE.

The Interesting rumor comes from
Hawaii that when Mackay lays his
cable he may be induced to land it
on the big island and continue the line
from there to Maui. thence to Molokai.
Oahu and Kauai, leaving the group at
the latter point for the Orient and af-
fording these islands a local as well
as q general service.
The argument in favor of this move
assumes that the wireless telegraph will
continue to be but an intermittent sue
cess. They say in Hilo that for weeks
past service between Hawaii and Maui
has been imperative. Honolulu knows
of frequent lapses all along the line.
Yet it is fair to say that the wireless
telegraph does well elsewhere and that
It is possible, by the use of recent ap-
paratus, to make the system perfect
In that event the only argument for a
cable would be to cut down message
rates by competition.
Fortunately there Is time enough be-
fore the Commercial Cable Company
begins it's work, to test the wireless
system under improved conditions. By
the record then made 1t will be pos
sible, no doubt, for business people here
to decide as to the wisdom of encourage
ing the Mackay people to give an in
ter-island service.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-27
STREET WIDENING NEEDED.

Since the tracks of the Rapid Transit
line were laid on the Eva end Of King
street, the need of widening that thor
oughfare has become paramount.
AS matters are. a carriage would
stand small chance in the street If
caught between trolley and tram cars
approaching from opposite directions.
So much of the highway is taken up
by car tracks that carriages cannot
pass without turning of on the road
bed OF one or the other Of the lines.
Moreover, so narrow is the way that
horses are more likely to be stampeded
by a car coming towards them from
the rear than would be the case If they
TRAVELLED farther from the track.
AS King street must always be an
important artery OF travel the sooner IL
IS put In shape TO serve all kinds Of
probable traffic the better. Happily,
where the congestion Of travel is worst.
there is nothing in the way of widening
the street. after legal steps shall have
been taken. but some frame buildings
used by Asiatics. Most OF these struc-
lures could be thrust back twenty feet
without harm to the business interests
or owners or tenants: and twenty feet
would be none too much.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-27
Niube Pleases AUDIENCE.

Niobe. "all tears" proved a pleasant
vehicle for laughter last evening at the
Opera House and apparently was one
of the most enjoyed bills of the sea-
son. AS play Niobe is not unusually
clever, the idea being borrowed from
Giibert's Satire and the novel of "A
Tinted Venus" Miss Chapman, in the
title role, showed genuine comedy while
Neill was as usual the husband with
woes. The work of the company was
consistent throughout The curtain VIII
not rise Thursday evening until 9
o'clock to allow time for the Thanks
giving dinner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-27
Ez1GgsEzgG
Tastes Good

And eating Is simply perfuncsoD-
done because II must be.
This Is the common complaint Of
the dyspeptIc.
If eating sparingiy would cure dys-
pepsia, few would suffer from It long.
TIE only way to cure dyspepsia.
which Is difficult digestion. is to give
vtgor and tone to the stomach and the
whole digestive system.
Hoods sarsApariile cured the niece Of
Frank Fay. to6 n. ST.. South Boston. Mass,
whO writes that she had been great sufferer
from dyspepsia Cor six years: had bcen with
,ut appeti4e and had been troubled with sour
stomach and headache. She had tried many
Sther medicines In vain. Two bottles Of
Goods SarsGporilla made her we'll
H00Gs'S Sag-S9paFEEHa
Promises to cure and keeps the
Don't wait TIL you are
worse. but buy bottle today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-27

Vol. 1, No. 1. of the Oahuan, has
reached the Advertisers table. The
editor-in-chief of this interesting mag
azine. which is issued by the student
corps of Oahu College, is William II.
Heen, and the business manager is
George Canavarro. The other members
of the writing and business staff are
Charlotte Dodge, Alexander Walker.
Florence Hill, Frederick Lowrey, Flor
ence Hall, Douglas Kincaid, Ruth
Whitney, Edith Spalding, Sherwood
Lowrey, Ralph tombstone. The mag
azine is nicely written and has a good
display. 1t makes. we be-
lieve, the thirty-ninth publication reg
Ilarly issued in Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-27
Football Notes.

In spite of rumors to the contrary
Percy Morse will hold down his old
position in the Punahou Athletics line
up tomorrow. This is a wise decision
are so evenly matched that Morse's
presence or absence on the team will
pretty nearly make difference of vic
tory or defeat. The Punahous are slight
faVorites over the HonoluluS for to-
game.
Yesterday afternoon the Kaahumanu
and Punahou Preparatory schools play
ed game of football, the former win
ring by a score of Is to o. Sam John
son officiated as referee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-27
Federal Grand Jury.

The Federal grand jury was in session
yesterday afternoon to consider the case
of a Hilo man alleged to have forged a
money order. 1t appears that a native
secured a postal order at the Hilo post
office for four dollars, payable to his
father. Instead of sending it away, he
raised the order from four to forty dol
lars, and then cashed it at a store in
Hilo. When the merchant presented the
order at the postoffice for payment, the
forgery was of course detected, and the
postal note was not paid. The native
who did the job is still at liberty, no ar
rests having been made in Hilo, as the
offense was in violation of the United
States statutes. Half dozen witnesses
who came from H:lo were examined.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-27

Japanese at home are expected to kill
rats at five sen 1.-TWO and one-half cents)
apiece. Here. during the plague, they
did not respond to twenty sen bounty
There is too much prosperity in Ha-
wall to develop enthusiasm for small
bounties.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-27

What is there in it for any "Republi-
can paper to advise the Governor to
give the Home Rulers a chance to
strengthen their party lines and re-
plenish their political treasury?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-27

As soon as the visiting Admirals felt
the heat and thirst OF Page Page they
apparently decided that Capt. Tilley
was honorably guilty and ought to be
cleared.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-27

The lawmakers advise an extra ses-
sion of the tax-eaters to relieve the tax
payers. but up to date the latter have
been stupid enough not to hurrah. .
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-27

temper Of his steel. The class to which
he belonged has almost vanished from
the earth but it contained no nobler
spirit than his own.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-23
IT. IT,
Rrim;ital Homan bon s. einrid)
9an0sberger.
(S6luB.)

(SbluB.)
Der Sterbenbe bate feline poue Be-
finnuns bebalten, er fonnte feinen g1a>
men nennen, er bteb 9ugo b. 2omm.
slls Der 9lr5t auf feinen ausbriids
Ii9en Wunf4 ibn borouf porbereitete,
bob fein 2eben ba6in mar, aog elm
4usbrud ber 8efriebisung iiber iein
Geii9t, unb er briidte ben 9(rat, als
Bate ct bic alIersr0Bte @obltbat linn
gu oanten. bic 6anb.
Oarauf rihtete er an ben 9rat bic
Jrose, Oh ct ibm nod 70 lanae .3eit
gebe, Inn einen furaen Brief gu idrei=
ben, benn bic 4raft ba3u fiible er nod)
in fid. Nls tbm bas bon Dem elrat
beiabt tpurbe, bat ct um g}apier unb
@hreib5eug. gr brau6te nur penioe
Wfinuten gu benz 8rief, f6rieb auf bas
Roubert bic Worte: ,Nn bic @taatsz
ar1tpoltf9aft tn q. ."-un5 ber Mrat qab
ibm bas 6etlige 0erfpre9en, ben 8rief
fofort bef0rbern gu laFen. Sierauf
legte ct fi4 in bic Rii1en aurud. unb
cine nnenblide 3ufriebenbeit berflGrte
iein 9efi9t. Cine tleine Weile fpGter
offnete fi9 bic Saoltbiir, bon bem Mrat
beglettet frot cine bornebme, iunae
Jrdu iiber bic S9fpelIe, an ber 6anb
Elm fletnes blondes Mdb6en. Ser 9lrat
fIbrte bic Dame NIT benz &inbe auf
oas Bett beg Sterbenben gu, unb bas
tletne Mdb@en f9rie: rDas ift er,
Mama!@
Dantestbrdnen nereiebenb, teines
Mortes md9tis. trot Die iunge Dame
aii bem Sterbenben. Seine Muaen ums
florten ii4 fdon, aber er lob nod einen
btonben @nselstopf fitb iiber fein @e@
ttht neigen, Der einen 3uB ouf feline
feu4t tperbenbe Gtirn briidte.
Gs mar ber @neel Der @ergebuna.
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seit iiber so Sahren


ibon tpurhe Wlrs. @inslom's SoDs
thing Sprup BON Mfiaioner BON
Miittern beim 8abnen Der Sinoer
angepenbet. Wirit Du i'm S6lafe
our6 oas S9reien zines &tnbes ee=
it0rt, baS i'm 8abnen iit umo BOT
Sbmersen peint? Wern 10, laiie
lofort cine Slaide BON ,Wtrs.
@inslous Sootbine Ghrup" bolen.
Sem Wertb lit unbesablbar. Sc
miro oem fleinen 2eioenoen lpfDrt
2inoerung peribafien. 8erlaBt eub
oarauf, Wtiitter, es ilt fein 8meifel
oariiber. @s beilt Oiarrboe, regu.
lirt ben Wtagen uno Die Nieren, be-
ieitigt 8ino &ulit, ertpeiht ben
@aumen, uerbinoert @ntsiinounQ
unb itdrtt oas eanse Spitem. ,Wars.
8inslumS Soothing Sprup" fir sab.
uenoe &inoer 1T aneenebm i'm Sc.
l6mad; oas &ecept itamlnt BON
einem Der beiten tpeibliben Gerste in
ben Yer. Staaten. @s lit Bel alien
Drugeiiten in Der gansen g8elt gu
baben. Breis Is Gents per 5lai6e.
&auft niGts anberes, als Wtrs.
Wlnslotus Soothina>Snrup.
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8rpRe @efabr etncr syrau.

SIS ift nur cine MDglibfeit bor-
banoen, Sbr 2eben 81, retten, unb
Die lit ourcb eire Sperotipn" tparen
Die l9redenerregenoen Norte, bic
Der Nrst Der Srau s. 9. Sunt pon
Slime Hioge, gSise., iaete, nab=
oem er pergeblih perlubt batte, Ite
BON einem lbredliben Wtaeen 2ei=
ben uno @elbiubt gu beilen. @al=
leniteine batten iid eebiloet uno ibr
3uitono perihlimmerte iib tdelid.
Damn fling lie an, Electric Bit
ters' gu nebmen. oer fie p6llia
bette. @s lit elm por5iielibes Wait=
tel eeeen Wtagen=, 2eber= unb Nie=
rem 2eioen. 6eilt 9bspepfie unb
Ippetitloiiefeit. 9eur so Gents.
@arantirt. 3u baben bel s..
Softeper & Sobn, @eo. S. s..
Sdntitt @igentbiimer. uuo 2lb. .0reiB.
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Der ,,t9nnsfsrnkraw" auf set.

Inter ber 8efabuns zines Rriegss
f6iffeS tpirb es immer einiee Burden
seben. NIT benen hur9aus ni9ts anauz
fansen ift, tpelhe burd i6r 0erbalten
bic @orseiebten CUR 0erstpeifluns
brinaen, ibre aameraben i9dbigen unb
Bel benen lpeber bur9 Milbe nod bur4
@trenge etfpas ausauridten 1T. Sir
oteIe gibt es an 8orb beutI9er Rrieosz
f9iffe Elm anberes O1ittel, Inn iie in BEN
meiiten 5aflen eriinbli9 gu furiren,
unb 5ipar iDirb baifelbe bon ben eigez
nen &umeraben unter elmer eiaentbiimz
liAen Jorm berabrei9t.
Wenn Elm FOLDER S9Gblina ndn,Iih
trob aller Strafen fortfG6rt, auf Soften
fetner &ameraoen au faulenaen, bann
lduft biefen enbli9 bic Sale iiber, unb
es iptrb gum ~Sungfernfrans" sef9rite
ten.
On einem Qbenb ipdbrenb Der ssretz
flunben baben fi9 einige 9ubenb frGfz
tiger Weatroien 5ufammengefunben, bez
rem 5liiitern unb 9eberben barauf
i9lteben loiien, bos etipas 8efonoeres
I'M Werte ift. 9egen 6 l1br, tpenn bic
Sffi5tere au Slid eesansen iinb, unb
nur Der sma9tbabenbe pben auf Der
Sommanbobriide auf unb ob tponbelt.
berf6pinben aud pl0bli9 fGmmtli9e
lnteroffi5iere aus Der 8otterie unb Be-
geben itb entDeber auf bas Oed ober
in bos 3pifaenbed, 70 baB ber rsssunas
fernfran5" besinnen fann.
sSene frGftisen Matrofen erbeben iidb
l9etnbar barmlos bon ibren Giben unb
ialenbern Ianeiam ouf ben 8etreffens
ben gu, inbem lie dlln1dlis einen Rreis
nm ibn f9lieben. Nuf Elm 3eiden er>
trnt pl0Bli4 bas f9Dne 2ieb aug bem
yrsii .Wir tpinben bir ben Sung
fsrntrana," tn bas fdmmtli9e In ber
Batterte beftnbli9e Manni9often ols<
bolb einftimmen. gr19redt blidt Der
Ierfebmte ouf er tennt bic san5e folgen-
i9tpere 8ebeutuns bss @efanaes, ober
Dergebens itnnt er auf Slu9t. ST fiebt
ii9 bon alien @eiten einseI9loFen, unb
au9 fein untpillfiirlicb ausoeItobenes
2lngitgei6rei pirb bon benz Qiebe iiber<
tont.
Da fliest Tim bon binten elm Cad
iiber ben &opf. Elm Dusenb nerpiaer
Tduite paden ibn BON alien Geiten, in
Elm paar @etunben fublt er ii4 iiber
etne &anone ge5ogen unb tpie in einem
SGrdubitode feitsebalten, nabrenb
md9tise 5iebe peri9iebener Sauenbe
ouf bic Sortfebuns feines giidens bers
nteoerbaseln. gbenfo pl0bli9 pie Der
0eians begonnen, ritummt er, bic
Sauenben perf4tpinben, Der 9ad tpirb
t9m bonn &opFe se5ogen, unb Der &C.
aiidtiste bltdt in bic bobnla9enben &C.
ii4ter Der llmite6enben.
User TT esr setpe5en9 St tpeib es
nt9t, unb felbit fpenn er onaeioen
irollte, fann er Rtemonb nennen. gr
tbnt es aber audi nidt, benn eine Wie=
berbolung nit Der boppelten @erfeaabl
oes i9onen 2iebes tpdre ibm 70 ficher.
tpis @men in Der Stride. go f&leidt
Ct oenn bon bannen, um iraenbipo in
elmer bunflen gde iiber fein tiinftioes
&erbalten uah3ubenfen
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CAB ben Sob pur Sluacn.

n@s bereitete mir cftmals groBe
Shmersen" ibreibt 8. 6. Soer=
itreet nDn @lein. Tenn., rtpenn i'd
meine 5rau buiten bDrte, bis - tpie
es idien - ibre 2uneen perlaeen
ipiiroen. Cute Gerste laeten, bic
Sbtpinbiubt iei bel ibr ibon 10 melt
ooreeidritten. oaB feline Spffnung
mebr fiir iie uurbanoen tpdre. Cine
quite sSreunoin empfabl ibr ieoo6
DR.. Kings New Discovery uno
elm turser @ebraub oieies pprsiiali=
den Wtittels rettete ibr 2eben". Sc
lit uniibertroffen aegen 6uiten. @r>
fdltung. 8ronhitis, Gitbma, 8ruft@
uno 2ungenleioen. so gts unb
$1.00. 2u baben bel s. 8alteper &
Sobn, @eo. S. s. S9nitt Gigens
tbuner, uno 30. DreiB.
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Ia. 6 apiteI.

Mm nd@ften Sage lanste ber Brief
bes geritorbenen nebit einem beeleitene
ben, bic n0tbisen GrlGuterunaen ents
haltenben S9reiben bes Mrates Bel Der
Staatsanpaltfaoft an. Sn bem 9riefe
leste Der @erftorbene elm, tpenn aucb
ben umftdnben sen,Gb in tnappen
Worten gebaltenes, 10 bod immerbin
ausfibrli9es 9eftdnbniB feiner Shat
ab. Sas gnanfali, 10 seitanb ber @erz
itorbene, bate er fid in Der 3eit, no er
tn Berlin bet einem photographer Be-
iHdftist getpeien mar, 5u bei9affen eez
tuubt. Obne bomals su obnen, au
ipelhem fbredli6en 3ipede es in feiner
4onb einit bienen tpiirbe, bate er es,
nilr einem lei9tfinnigen &iBel folaenb,
an i9 genommen unb ftets Bel ii9 ge=
trngen 5uerit in elmer tleinen @9ahz
tel, bts Ct biefe baau brou9te. I'm ieiz
rer @6iDefter einen Sting barin 3u
f9iden-bonn. in papier perpadt. in
teinem portemonnaie. sSn ienem Mus
9enblide, tpo Gliie i'm in bem 3immer
aIein gelaiIen bate. mar etn b0ier Gn=
gel iiber i'm getommen, unb bic Shat
mar sf4eben. Sein @eitGnbnib f9lob
bortit. bab er ldugit BON Der tiefitsn
Reiie aerfleifht tporben iei, bob glife
wnb aud Der Sntel ibm i'm Mnaefi1t
fetnes nohen 9obes ibre 8er5eibuns ge@
m6hret rn6hten, unb boB er gliidli4
fet, neil er. Der Elm 2eben 5erftDrt, elm
anberes bofiir bate retten biirfen unb
es NIT bem eigenen perfof1enen besablt.
60 mar bic Gtunbe ieines Sobes nod
bic Bette unb glidli9fte feines 2ebens
eeipnrhen.-
2onbseridtsratb Sefler ma9te nod
ben Wittbeilunaen bes Studtsantpalts
unb no9 RenntniBnobme bes 8riefes
elm duBerit betroffenes Geii3t.
Der Stdatsanipolt mubts untpil.
HiYish Ia@eln. .2isber aonese," fast.
&C, ~biefe Muftldruns fheint Sbnen I'm.
oagenebm au fein."
Xonbgeri6tSrdth peuer 1fotterte et'
,snas, bas ungefdbr 70 Hang, als OBJ ba.
Don notiirli9 ni9t bic Rebe fein tSnne
nur baB er ailerbings i'm bO9ften Mub'
bon bitier Wenbung Der SoGe iiber'
raidt iei.-
Die beiben 6erren begaben ii9 bar
auf fOfort In bic 3ele Glifens. Oief
eloubte, baB ss ibr @ertbeibiser lei
Der 5a ibr fomme.
Jreunbli@ itredte ibr Der Stdatsan'
malt BITE 9dnb entsesen unb fpra4
rysetn liebes Grdulein, i9 tomme, I'm
Sbnen 5u fasen. baB ii9 Sbre llnf4uli
9erdusgeiteIt bat. SIM glamen ben
Sufti3 beboure i'd bie aeiben, bic Sbner
5usefiist tporben iinb. Mber mir fni
ole Menihen llnb barum benz sSrrt6un
untertpnrfen. Sic iinb frei!"
-
Gseen Mittos erbielt 9ermonn IL
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Giienbabu Jabr= r=Ylan.
S. & 8. u. Wabn.
q bfa hrt.

Nacb alien Noroe3erassG ssGuntten ......
.OU 2oUTItI.
Noa ct. 9ouis, Mempbis unb. bem
Dllei. ...... L. OU WlILIQQS.
9eab 8aco, georo<Seras, Santa Sc unb
SrtScOs Yuntten -. ....... g. 10 Nbelt0S
Wab ct. 2Duis unb benz Often $40 !,
Nocb SoreoO uno 0terico. 900 8ornt.
Mnfunft.
Bon ct. 9ouis unb bem Often. 7.3O @orm.
Bon NDro-Seras, Santa Sc uno 4riscp>
Hunften .................S.4 Gprnl.
Son localen Hunften 80 9eochru
Bon ct. 2ouis uno benz Often IL As @bbs
Son 9areoD uno Merito. >. II. 10 geahn1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-23
Morsau Gitp Tiidz II. Jleiid=Wiarft

Greoino gloe, 8tpiIben Wfains unb
Weilitdr Bla5a, Gelepbon 81 bat
itets ale Sorten BON sSii1en, Nu=
ftern, gSilo uno oas bette Iriihe
Sleiib. Weaht Cure BeItellunaen
brett Doer per Gelepbun. Nue Gufs
trdee tperoen prompt auseefiibrt unb
bic Grtifel fret abaeliefert.
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g. u. & u. q. 8abn.
9Ihfnhrt

0ah galueitou. 6ouIton uno guero tde-
lia. 800 8ornl.
Rad Corpus g9riiti. slranIas Bob unO
Beenille tdafi6 .......9 9 ubr GDr,n.
unb 2:20 Nabm. -:
Na@ 86rne uuo &errpille, tdglicb. ....
$3.50 Born.
Mntunft.
Bon @alnefon, SDufton unb guero taes
licb ZOO 9lbenbs.
Bon Corpus gbrifti, Nranias GaB unb
8eentlle tdglib .2:05 Wahm.
Bon Borne unb aerrpille. ta9lib.
..................... $3.50 Mbenbs.
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3 . b en-. gtus bbsienil9en RadF9ten
bat man in fran5Oiifden arantenbdus
Tern bic Tubbooen nit elmer 20funa
bon pardffin unb petroleum beftriden,
ipobur4 bieiel6en cine braune 5Grbuna
srbalten uno fir alles unbur9brinelid5
iperoen. Gin einmalieer Mnitri9 lo[l
fur sfuei Sabre rei9en. go bebanbelte
TuBboben t0nnen tGslib nit einem
fsu9ten 2oppen. Der in irgenb cine
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1T fiir Sdulaimmer. &rontenbGuier,
fotpte fur priDotbaufsr bon grDbter
4ebeutung.