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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-26

left for Japan Y ednesday evening.
fyou want to buy groceries at bed
rock prices, go to Fl. B. WhimaR's. II
NJ F. Whitman went to Boise We'd
nesday to attend the mining congress.
First class Lime for sale at Montpelier
Kilns, Eaaho. NJ Alouritsen, pro-
prietor 1921
Our now automobile shoes ere all
the-style. Look ovor our stock. Wedel
G. Hansen 10
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maroon are frejoic-
ing over the arrival Of a fne hoy az
their home.
Mining location blanks at
this office. 5 cents each, 50
cents dozen,
Mems and boys heavy work SHIRTS at
prices ranging from csc to Soc at Fl, 3.
Whi5masl's- IL
Mrs. j, Fl. Raleigh, sister to Mrs.
Pete Fuller, is visiting in this city from
Salt Lake.
If you wish peace in the family for
ever get -oae Of those fine surreys at
Consolidated Implement Go. Il
Judge Rich went to Idaho Falls
Thursday to hear lawsuit. He will
return home Sunday,
Three cans Waldorf Baked Beans in
Tomato Sauce for go cts also 10c size
for camping parties, at Whitman's, II
SOMETHING NEW Sec our new
automobile shoe for men. The finest
shoes ever built. at Wed?l and Han
sens. 19
Mr.. and Mrs. Keeney, father ant
mother Of Dave, arrived in Montpelie1
from the east few days ago fer tw'
months stay.
Ice Cream. Ours IS made from pur
cream and made fresh every morning
Remember the place, The Golden Rule
Next door TO Ritter Bros, IA
There are several good Bicycle;
There are several more that are not $
good There is only one BEST Bicycle
The LACLEDE. Examine it. Sold b
E. M. Stewart, z
Herbert Horsley is Offering 800 re
ward for information that will lead t
the conviction of the party who set fiji
to his saw mill at Soda Springs a shol
: time ago.
Say! If you are warm and tired, r.
fresh yourself with dish of ot1r deli,
iousice cream or glass of ice cold sod;
The Golden Rule We have choice COZ
fectionery Of all kinds, Ia
A marriage license was issued tn
morning to Mr.. Chas. w Atkinson {
Soda Springs and Miss May Rich {
Grace. The wedding will be at Grac
. -Pocatello Tribune.
. Your money refunded by your groc'
if you are not thoroughly pleased vii
. Gold Seal" extracts, they cost mo
and are worth more than any othe
For sale by all grocers. Y
q The wool season in this section
q about closed and the receipts at Soc
this year amount to 2,150,Oo0 pound
OF this there remains about 1000
pounds yet to be shipped. Chieftain.
II Imperfect digestion and assimilati'
n produce diaordered conditions of Il
system, which grow and are confirm
~ by neglect. HERBINE gives tone
the stomach, and causes good digestio
Price Soc Ritter Bros Dug Co.
,e Walter says if an election were he
a today the republicans would poll 8
/ more votes in Bear Lake than they d
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-26
Canal Company Makes Start.

The Pacific Canal Co, as the
new canal from Bear River, is to
be known, has opend subscription
book for subscribers to the stock
Of that enterprise. Already thous-
ands Of dollars worth of stock has
been signed for and it is believed
the entire issue will be taken w
in few days.~~PTFfies wishing tH~
Lake steeK in the new company
should call at j. A. Bagley's office.
This is another enterprise that
the people should take hold with
a vim, and we IRE glad to state
that they have. The completion
of this canal will mark an epoch
of prosperity in this valley that
cannot ROW be estimated,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-26

guest of her friend Miss Irene Douglas
This week n
The amount apportioned Bear Lake.
from the state school money, for fully
is $26G9.57.
The next session of the supreme lodge
of EAHs of the United States will meet
in Salt Lake VI
Try those Sweet Pickles, Onions ami
Chopped Pickles, lets per bottle, at H. /
| 10. Whitman's. II
The towa had so many strangers
within its gates Wednesday that It was
an impcssibility to get list of their
names
The Rinehart Gallery runs no fake
p&eto offers, but does only clean honest
work. Gloss, Platino and Platinum
finish 21-23
c. N. Sweet wetn TO Salt Lake Thurs
DAY to visit his father anl mother, who
are sojourning for fewGaysin thecity
of Zion.
Soft hats, stiff hats, in fact anything
you might wish in the hat line, at
prices from C5cts upat I'll. B. Whitmans
The business of the oath committee is
being settled up rapidly and we under
stand good surplus will be left over
for future celebrations.
Say Bill:-While We arc getting
wheel let's get good enc. The La
ciede looks good to me. Stewart has
them. 7
Bear Lakes share of de1inquencies to
the different book publishing houses. is
$l127.97 This amount must be dug up
by the various districts ewing for hooks
If SOU wish to make Yourself solid
with the girls purchase one of those
Time -Buggies' at Gaasel4iitdttst Faa4ples
ps1t Go- Il
Il 4 fair will be held at the I. D. S,
neeting house in Montpelier in Sep
+. TENDER to raise funds for the stake
academy building.
\ DR. Holbrook, the dentist is still,,di
D the old stand two doors east of the pest
. Office where he is prepared to do al
y classes of up-to-date dental work. o
Our new grocery department is near
Z ly ready fer business, We shah carry
q only the best goods in the grocery line
. and will sell as cheap as anybody
+ Mose Lewis & Co. %
Pres Eudge announces that the con
\ ference of the relief societies, tina. wal
: to be held tomorrow and Sunday a
!. Paris, has been postponed till further
J. notice, an account Of diphtheria s.
Paris.
IS You use but little fiavoring extract
II and you want that little good. &c
It Gold sear' extracts, and you have TIN
2. pnrest and strongest extract that cal
be made. At all Grocers. II
n Mems dress shirts; the most extensiv
h line ever brought to Montpelier. asl
re an inspection on these goods. Price
r. from 75cts to S225 at II. B. Whitman
Congressman Thos. Glenn Is in Levi
is ton, where he went to confer with in
la river aud barber committee of congfes
s. He will impress on them the necdssir
30 Of appropriating money for the open
ing of Snake river to the seaboard
IN To eradicate worms from the skstar
20 give the hid plain. nourishing lodi Al,
- WHITES CREAM YER VIII GE
:" The result will be. the worms i'll flsaI
to pear and the child become healthy an
n. cheerful. Price 25cts. Ritter Bros Dl$a
Co.
ID The whole community viii sorro'
oo with Mr.. and Mrs Heb,r G. Smedle
ia in the loss of their beautiful baby be
- A.l.... o.,, !, A. &c a q.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-26
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sunday Jnly 80. the ninth after Fem
tecost Mass ut 1880. Historical es
say on the question: Was st. Peter
ever III R9me7
Benediction~after Mass Christian
noctran fa4(fhn ,.bil 49, q 10 :,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-26

LOST Brown Chief horse I years
old Branded with heart on left
shoulder Liberal reward. Coop w.
& Mch. Co, - 90
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\~MEV. w. J. A. HENDRICKx.A
Presfdent of Priests League of Idaho
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SiiOweitteras luiiul6t Gu6

Benn Sbr @ub irgenomp nieoer=
laiien polt, tbut es entlana Der 2is
ME Der
Gan 2lmtDttiD & 2lranias
Yak Sabm,
i'm @arten=Oiltritt oes Staates. @es
lunobeit uno &linta uniibertrpffen.
8tllige 2anoereien fir ben fSarmer,
Ufarft9drtner, Sbitz uno Sieb5i6ter.
Wegen gin5elbeiten nenoet@u6 an
8. S. Wtartin, o. s.. 81,
San IntDniD. 9eras.
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Nu oas Ynblitum.

Die r5reie 8relie" bat iiber 400
etablirte Igenturen i'm Staate, pirb
an iiber 700 8pitofficen perlanot, uno
bat cine erOBe Serbreitune in Der
0a6barz &epublif Merito, i'm Snoias
ner=9erritprium uno Oflabptna.
Sbr girfulatipnsz@ebiet in geras
erltredt lib pDn @alpefon Biz binauI
nab 9entlon, BON Mariban i'm Often
bis na9 81 Balo i'm fernen @eiten;
es i6lieBt lelbitoeritdnbfid) nit be-
ionhers sablrei6en 2elern oas bi6t=
beiieoelte Wfittel= =9eras unb ben Siio=
meiten ein.
9rei 8eiienbe fino beitdnbig, iabrz
elm, iabrauS I'M Sntereife bes 8lat=
tes unterpees unb fiibren oemielben
i'm Gerein nit unleren .rnbrigen 2o=
fsl Ngenten fDrttpdbreno nelte 2e=
Ter 5u.
Sn Inbetradt bieler gbatiaben iit
Die nSreie Breiie", tpu es 1i6 oarum
banbelt, Die oeutibe 8enDlterung 81
errei6en, baS bette 2lnseige Wses
blum int Staate Geras.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREE
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Three travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the ''FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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besrtffenen gifenbo6nen 1T 5und9it bic
348 W1etlen lange @trede gbeilarz
3taifarz8obunD gu ernGbnen. eSn
3i5ifar beitebt etne Gtienbabntpertz
ftdtte. Don Gdilar mubte bic 8abr
iiber ben @roBen gbtnsan gsfiibrt tper>
ben, 8oounD 1T etn tpt9tteer @tapelz
plaB fiir bic Gifenbabn.
Seitlt9 bon 8obun0 folst bic gabn
benz 2auf bes Sfunsari Big Gbarbin,
Der bor 5tpet Sabren gsgriinbeten
Stabt, bpn Der ii9 bte Strede na9
ppltdipstata unb bic @trede &irrnz
Mufoen Niuti4pans port Mrt9ur
ob5netgen, Die nd9 port Mrt6ur fiib>
renbe 2inie bur9f9netbet bas fru1ts
barite @ebiet Der Manbi9ursi. Sci
Mntoen mubte Elm umtpes bon betnabe
25 Meilen sema9t tperben, bon,tt ,6as
@erte6rsmittel bic beilisen GrGber Der
taiierli9en 9pnaftte nidt entipetbe;;1f 70
tpollte es bos uTensl4ut," ber- beionz
bere @eiiterglaube ber Gbinsfen, Der
du4 InitoB bdran fanb, bab er.SeIe4
graph BON Ranton, Der nStabt aber
S4afe," na9 9pnsfons sdu6tttplrbe,
ba bic 8u6t gegeniiber 5ongtongssben
Tamen Stgermau1 fiibrt rnb mo1fsboA
unmDglt6 bus S9uf In ben Rdden'
bes St9ers fii6ren f0nne.
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0et.stSniasm5rber @resct.

Der Noter1ptter Mnot4tifS BIesft,
Mtsimsp porisen. Sabre ben &Dnig{S
befiboil Stalten'ermorbefeIi esbnlb
au. =. lebensldngli9sr 3u9tbausiYtafe
berurtbetltF Fpurbe, befinbetf 5i9 .inf6em
Rdsnot otSanto Stefano BEL Neapel .sags
tpurbetbprt fir 8resci in einen1s sflsiiren
9pfeiber bon elmer boben maiiibenAtete
s1ernen Mduer umgeben 1T, Elm eigsnes
gefdnsntb erbaut, pel9es anfebeiten
nitSetnem 8dfig gu perglei9en iit.I0er
3ensnraum 1T serabe nur 70 grob4bab
etne 'priti4e uno Elm S9emel bartr
Was finben. Die priti1e, auf tpelz
der nur Elm Strobfad, Elm nit @tro6
eefiilltes aopftii1en uno eine raubs
Dede ii9 befinben, lit an bic @anb .se.
fettet unb 70 eingeri9tet, bab tie Bel
Sag at bic Wanb eelehnt unb an berz
felben nit S9l0hern befeitigt fperben
tann, bafnit 8resct perbtnbert lit, ,bei
Sag 5u liesen unb gu f4lafen. Strob=
fad, polfter unb 9ede tperben Bel Gae
aug Der 3elle entfernt. Da RaumNiir
freie 8epeguns abfolut< <ni4t por9ans
ben lit, 10 fann 8resct BET Sag inIber
Belle nur iteben pber auf benz 99emef
itsen. 2t9t erb6lt bieier adfieraum
bur9 Elm npbe ber Oede angebra9tes,
mafiib bergittertes fletnes God, tpdba
renb bic f9nere eiferne, nit mebreren
S9lDfertr berfperrte Sbiir berart einz
gert9tet III, bob 8rssei In aIlen. .feinen
9anblunsen bon ben Md9tern fgenan
beoba9tets tsfperben fann. .Mnftobenb1on
bteies @efdnsniBs s tpurbe nGmlt9, ein
fletner 8aum erbaut, in tpelcbeln sitets
stpei aorabtnteri NIT f9arf eelabensn
@eipebren Ma9e balten, nn6 benen BET
Strafe berboten it, nit 8resei gu
fpre9en. Wd6renb ben. iibrigen Gtrdfz
ltngen I'm 8asno geitattet 1T, TIM sroz
beny y9efdnsntbhofe tdslt9 atpet sStlinz
ben lang gu fpasieren, barf Brescisin
benz: :fleinen Spfe, Der fi9 nm fetn ,@es
fGnsnib atebt, bies nur cine @tupbe
lang tbun. Wenn Der &0nigsmSrber
in ben 9of gefiibrt ipirb, 10 tpirb sser
bdau berbalten, ununterbro9en un6S in
einem beialeunisteren sempo gu geben.
6tnter ibm f9reitsn bic beiben Wd9ter
NIT bereitgeboltenen Gepebren. Bresct
perlangte gu leien. gs tpurben ibm bic
8ibel unb 9eilisenlegenben gegeben,
bod mari er bieie 8ii9er gu 8oben,
tpesbalb fie ibm pieber abgenommen
tpurben. @r berfu9t tpieberbolt, nit
ben Wd9tern @siprGde ansutniipfen,
bod Die 8arabinteri bleiben itumm.
9aburd iit 8resci se5tpuneen, in feis
mem adfig i'm dbfoluten Ni9tstbun gu
psr6arren. 3umsiit iiBt er ouf benz
S9emel ober lebnt iinnenb an Der
Donb. 9rescis pbpiif9es 8efinben
tptrb BON Sag gu Sag f9le9ter, iein
Qusisben 1T bas eines iebr tranten
Menf9en, unb Der 9efangenenarat tit
Der Q(nii9t, baB 8resci in fiirSeiter 3eit
benz Dabn'inn perfallen miiIe unb
faum ein Sabr bic Sortur bes @efGngz
miles tperbe iiberbauern fonnen.
9iarrb1e nno Wtagen 3r1mpfe
meroen foIort gebeilt nurb Or Sisgert'S edten imz
portrten An9oiiura= =gitters.
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beren 9ernDgen auf iiber 100000
Marf eei9dbt tpirb, Der Sreiberr b.
e6orlener in 2tefer, Der 100000
Big 100000 Marf beiiBt, unb Der
@raf b. &efelitatt, Maioratsberr in
Srter, Der nod bOber etngeI6GBt tpirb.
Sn 9eutldz2otbringen pobnen Baron
@enbel, GiTentperfss unb 9rubenbez
iib.r in 9e9tngen, ber 10000 Big H.
900 grbetter bef4dftigt, unb bic Agors
SelIanfabrifanten b. 9etger unb Sdilz
neg in Gaarsemiinb, ie einige Mtlltos
n.n Start nf9pev." 9at it9 bp@
Saune5 bor Sobren erlauben fOnnen,
bic Sasb etli9er 20 SDrfer fir ettpa
10000 Marf gu pa9ten.
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Sn elmer 8erlammluna Der
OeutibsNmeritanilhen 8ereinieune
in 9tetp Oprt tpuroe cine &eiolution
anaenDmmen, Der &Dnoention Der
Nnti=9ammanps Srganilati0nen fol-
aenoe Sanoioaten por5ulhlaaen:
Sobn 0eBitt Barner, Wapor;
2u6nig g1iHen, Comptroller unb
9boma8 sc. WtulrUp, Goriibenoer
oes Ratbes Der Gloermeu.
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grf4iitternber unaIuds.
fall. Der Sauder Steiner tpoy
fir5lth in Der Rdbe bon 8afel mtt
elmer Repardtur beim Surbtnsnhous
beg Rbsinfelber aanols bef4dftiot,
nnb ea tpnrben ibm babel bic bier Eir,s
ger Der linfen 9onb eingetfemmt, 70
baB CT fi4 ni9t Iosma9en tonnte. Gin
3ei9en, um Silfe au ienben, tunnte er
ni9t seben, ba er bsfiir@ten nlusts,
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Serbtens Gin 10 o bneraab1
betrug na9 Der lebten @oltsaGblung
am 81. 9e5ember 1900 2,535,066 @eez
len. Oie 8ebDlterunesaunabme in ben
lebten flint Sabren betrdst 181. 1.286
Seelen. 0ie Stabt 8elsrab Sdblt
7O,516 @intpohner.
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sS Salt, Cement, Sano, 8af'
iteine, feuerfeIte Steine uno 2bon,
Cheer uno Nspbaltpapier, 8afpappeh
3beer uno Nspbalt, Del, 9erpentin,
sSarben, @las &c. &c. itetS ODrratblg
bel s. 6. 9ielmann, BOG Dit
@ommercezStraBe. 9tieorige Breiie,
quite g8aare lUtpie CUTE uno reelle
8ebienung peroen aarantirt.-
1elepbDn 4l0i
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The Southwestern Tel. Qld Tel. Co.
0te Ssstcne Ses Safteus.
E. X. BAKER. cen'l Manager.


9te 9sstcne Ses Saftens.
5n ben v8ldttern fir @olfsgefunbs
beitspflese" perDffentlt9te Or. 9eer'
palb etnen bemertenspertben 4uffab,
bsm mir bos Golgenbe entnebmen.
Die groben Relietonsittfter, baben es
fait ale fiir betliam erd4tet, t6ren
sii,gern getpiffe Beitimmutlsen iiber
bos Soften borau59retber. Der @runb
lag tpobl in Der Grferittnib, bab
eelbftiiberpinbung bes Menf9en aez
genuber ietnen fSrperli9en .6eliiften
audi, In Besng auf GfIen unb Srinten
BON g1usen' iein tann, bann aber au1
In ber Grfabrung, bab .bie. neiften. In
siinitiaer .0ebensldae befinbliGen Msn,
}chen aetSDbplt8. sa sbiel .sifen ,unb in
Gotge beFen. bur9 etne. Set .bes Gaftens
fpie6er auf ben rinttqen sWeg oebro9t
perben miifIen.
Die ueberlabung bes Magens init
@peiien lit ni9t tpeniaer unautrGali9
OILS cine fol4e NIT @etrGnfen; ie nabr@
batter bic aufgenommenen Speiien
finb, beitp bebenflt9er finb aud bie
syplaen, ipern bieie lteberlabuno aes
lpo6nbeitsmGBig itattfinbet. Dieie
Ebatfa9e bat sfpeifelIos aud baau mit<
eeipirft, benz @eaetarismus eine arpbe
3abt BON Mn6dngern su berf6affen,
nnb es lit niM au berfennen, baB bic
bon ibm eeforberte. 2ebensmetfe, unter
bieiem @eii9tspuntt betra@tet, cine Sc.
rentiauna bat nnb ni6t: :unbebinat su
pertperfen TT. Don ollen! !grnGbrnn9s4
fiinben TT gan3 ii4er Elm sunmdbiger
GleifaaenuB bic bebentltdfte, eerdbe
neil bas syleifh bas bDaftnsrtbiae
Nahrunssmittel fir ben Ween{&en tt,
inhem es bas fir bos 2eben unbebinat
erforberlt&e gttpeiB benz a0rper in bes
fiir bic Mufnahme aiinftioen sorm aus
fiikrt. ut bas syleif8 aus biefem
grinbe fiir bic meiften 1,nentbehrIih.
70 muB es, i'm llebermaR oenofTen. aud
am ebeisen au elmer usberlobuna b.s
aSrpers NIT gsdbritoffen fiibren.
Worouf .s aora peientiin onfommt.
IT bic 9eurtbetluna befIen, mas mir
6unasr nennen. g9fele WlenThen olaus
Ben, iebem 6unoerqefiihI fnfort obhel<
fen. su miiFen; barin ftedt7 Elm orober
Se6ler, Defenders ipenn bisfe Mnfdaus
,sn9 bnr& bic Graiebuna {dbon TN &ir.
besoIter detpedt tpirb. Gin ebenfo arr.
Ser. ipenn nint fd3limmerers sssebler III
bte Meinuna. bob man 70 bel eiTen
miiiIe Biz fia Elm @efiibf Der @ottbeif
eirfteue. 0iefe beiberp Srrtbiimer 5lts
fon,menoenommen fiihren an elmer nm.
oiinffin,r, gntm;d,I,,no hss rn,nsdI;her
R3rpeps. inbem bos S3rp,rosnidt ~ bis Ria
ouf cine 6Sbe ontpahff bie Fir he os@
{unbe sbGtiofeit Der me;ften eblen Sr<
aane unautrSoli6 it,
STIR iebe S1rperor0be labt fich ans
ndhernb Elm @etpi6f ono.ben. bas oIs
normal onaunebmen pdrs. unb auf bi.<
les Gefpi2t finb bic Sroane bic tie
3ebenstbdtiateit houpt{Gfli6 unter.
balten, einoerihtst bsfonbers bas
6era. Menn elm Sera nun boau bes
ffin1mt 1T, einen aSrber bon $50
g}funb au perforoen, unb es tpirb bonn
Dor bic Mufaabe aefteIIt. NIT einem fols
den BON 200 4}funb fertid au tperben.
70 tonn es feinen g(ufoaber t,id3t n,ehr
sere@t perben. .gs it, als ob man ppn
elmer Mofhine, BITE elm beftimmtes G,es
tpiht All aiehen permao nerInnn}p hnb
ne ouser6em nod Elm Sons bsSs,,t,rhse p 2
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ysp ysburd Der auft5ufibrungs.
t9lau9 5errtfen tpiirbe. Da todbrenb
ettpa elmer @tunbe feline Silfe nabte,
ergriff @teiner fein Saf9enmeHer nnb
t9nitt ii6 nit bemfelben bic einge>
flemmten bier Singer ab, 70 baB er
bas 3ei9en gum 2luf5ieben geben
fpnnte, Na9 Qnlesen ein.s g1ot6per<
banbee tpurbe er f9leunigit in bas
epttal nd9 8afel berbra9t.
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Ibfansung brabt1ofer
9eGegramme. s On ben tiiralt1
angeitelIten @erfu4eK NIT Der brabtlo.
fen 3slegrapbie 8tpif4en 2lntibes uno
gaIpi, 5rantrei4, nabmsn i'm 4uftrdge
Ses frana0iiI9en &riegsminiiteriums
AUDI 3tpei Offioiere tbeit. 0ieTelben
botten bic 9tufsabe, bic bon Qlntibes
na6 Galbi ab9eienbeten S.lsgramme
mittellt zines Bel @ilefran9e aufgez
itellten 2lpparates ab5ufangsn, mas
aud bollitdnbig gelang.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-07

9ie Sidtborfeits grenae
bea 8libes betrdgt 148 ensli19e
Meilen. ueber Die Gntfernung, in Der
Der Donaer nod b0rbar lei. se6en bic
MnIt6ttn ouseinanber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-07

&ei9e Snbufrie1Ie tn
Oeutf 9lonb. Ser hor einiger
3eit perItorbene Greiberr 3orf Serbiz
nanb b. StummS9olbers, R6sinprps
pin5, bat, tpis es betbt, 85,O0O,O00
Mart ($19, ,975, ,ooo) bintsrlaFen. qrls
febr reid jinb ferner mod gu nennsn:
bic Jamilie b. Bod (Steingutfabrifse
unb @robgrunbbeiiBer in Mettlo9),
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-07

Reuettolienii9 i9e 8riefs
m IT. n tpurben neuli4 hi Ornnge>j
gebeu. Otefelben tragen ni9fbasR
trGt bes &0niss, ionbern. .bas iisfrer
iunsen @emaNtn in elmer 9lumenums
rabntunq.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
fprx.

terry. ~ "oiN 10 ma out the mys-
ours? was his irsl inquiry Question g,bicb b
tofore had not particularly Interested him = raoiv
KneHI ReI thOught g apout IT, his mother answered i
changed her prices, buj as long as all her bo9re @
seemed TO be filled up did not concern myself mar
ucularly about IL. But Il will be easy to frd out
VIII call On her mother this very afternoon and in
the course OF conversation Will ask her
MS she dlG, but returned home no wiser than
the names. but she had forgotten them and didn;t
where he pno0e lived. Then an idea sud
Denly occurred to Mrs. A, who apt to be
" Do you know she exclaimed to her son with
Whoin sne had been talking the matter over. 4 do
believe that that dear, brave girl has in order to
support her mother taken some EN-; oyrnent that
she does not like to acknowledge With her beau-
tlfuI figure and pictures Iue head she might
haDu Il large salary shower off Of costumes at
dressmakers or something of the kind At first
hef son laughed at the idea. bat time went on
ana they failed to find where she went every
IitoTIhs tsae came to their house at o'clock in the
a1ternoon and then went directly home). he began
10 neIleEe his mother was right. and finally con-
sentSI 10 the iatter's suggestion that the girl
should be watched Gn all Kindness you understand
and with only the idea of overcoming some absurd
SCIupIeS tflat SteOd in the of her haDpineSS)
But the denoucment terrible 1t would aka
100 lo?g 70 tell how IT all came about-but step by
Step the detective. once placed the track,
dire extremty had deliberately set herself to work
10 become an expert counterfeiter. At school she
had mac the most wonderful talent for minute pen
ana INK work There was no engraving that she
could not make a fac-simile of How she had mn
herself IN the way of utilizing this ability and how
she had contrived to join the gang with whom
she worked. | never heard. The whole matter was
hushed up. The detective private one. The
affair was never reported to the police. Mrs A.
mother and sister. who were never told of the dis
coVery. moved to n Western town, where legitimate
the lover became the plying and helping; friend
but, or course, never the husband"
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

take a position visiting goYsrness in Philadel-
phia wrote to her at once to express my SYM
pathy and ask if I could be of service in any way
but received no answer, and l never heard of her
again until few months ago. when a mutual
friend told me strange story. II seems that after
the failure the Smith family moved to Philadelphia,
where, as have already said, Anna took a position
as daily governess while her father obtained
small clerkshp some mercantile house. In this
way they managed for a year SO longer: then her
father died. and Anna was left the only support
OF her mother and younger sister. After short
time, finding that the money she made by teaching
was wholly inadequate 10 their needs, raised
prices and made her terms so high that gradually
she lost her old employers but as she seemed TO
find no difficulty in replacing every that gave
her UP she as continually Occr led as ever.
and il seemed. much greater advantage. The