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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-13
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bauptitabt lagen.

llnlere San Nntonio' 'er 2eler m0z
gen pieneibt Iultin nietna1s belu9t
baben unb tperoen auh piellei1t niez
mals @eleeenbeit befomlr1en; aber
tpenn ite ietnals eenannter Stabt eli
men Geiub abitatten iollten, 10 tuer=
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ben. @leih5eitie fDnaen mir err
ipdbnen, DAB Der pDn eenanntem
6errn suiammeneeltellte 8alenoer,
Der oas 10. uno 20. Sabrbunoert
umlblieBt, llnfraolib BON piel @eiit
5euat uno ibm piele Stunben &opfs
Nrbeit eefoItet baben tnuB. @enn
Die 2eier 0ieles jemals oas 8ergniis
gen baben lolIten, iib nit ibm gu un=
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gen fDnnen, tuenn es auf Den Wuben
anfonrlt, ben icb oaraus erbielt.
@enn nun ein Wtittel einen alten,
in oas Spitem iibergegangenen.
sSaa-tpie Der meinige-bei meinem
Ilter BON 73 Sabren ppatommen
BELT, mas miro es mobl imItanoe
iein. fir eepDbnlibe 5due gu tbun?
8enn ih audi INNER BON Seman=
Dem bDre, Der ilber bic Mieren Dber
iiber Giidenldmer5en f(agt, 10 lage
ih ibm ftets, er iolIe in eine Gpo=
tbefe eeben. fih cine Shahtel
Doan's geierenpillen bolen uno oie=
ielben cine fur5e Belt lang nebmen;
iie tuiiroen iiherlib 2inoerung uno
0eilune betpirfen.
Cine genau iplh parme gm=
pfeblung fam AUDI BON Gan Nn=
tonic 'er gurgern porgelegt peroen.
Spre1t in Der 8erar NpDtbefe,
gde gllamo Blasa uno 0ouIton=
StraBe, pur uno laBt @ud) iagen,
mas oeren aunoen iiber oieies Wfit=
tel beri9ten.
grbdltlih BEL allen Droeuiiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer WfiQburn
So. in Buffalo. sc. g., aaeinige
Ggenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
Ter9eBt niht ben Namen DDan
uno occeptirt fein Subltitut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-13
Gin ftarfer sd,eimtperfer.

> 2is neueite Grfinouns 1T Die einss GisnaaiGies,
BON weihem bebauptet miro, oaB es ben I6uerAen
Rebel aiii Die Gntfernuna elmer balben Mee bitr6=
oringt 6nlls es erTolsrei9 it, t0nnen oiele llnidle
anf oem aanoe uno aud auf Dem @aier Oerbhtet
,psroen. Sir Die Gntoefuns siebt iid Elm erOBes
Sntereiie uuo ebenio we fiir rgeno cine anoere Gr=
finbuns iir ben 3pef Der 2ebensrettune. 3as it
Die llrade iutsbab il piee eeuts udbrenO Der ebtsn
fiiufBi9 Sabre Sntersiie fir ooetter's Mdgenbit=
tsrs batten Gs 1T als Da5 be1e 0eiunbbeits- uno
ylntreinigunss Wiitel anertannt Da5 es oebt, uno
bel gutter 4siunObeit uno reinem 8lut tann Grant=
belt tenen 6alt eewnneu. G5 1T 0esbdtb beionoers
fir perionen BON fhedtem geiinoen uno fur iol6e
aseignet, fuelde OIL Soobrennen, 8eroauungsleioen,
SDspepiie, YerfOpfang Ooer Malaria, syieber UNI
taltem Gieber leoen. @eriubt es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-13

Der n6amburser &orreipDn=
bent" beiddftigt fih init Der 8eri6n=
lihfeit Der amerifaniiben Generate,
uelde gegenmdrtig 8eueen Der beut-
ihen MouDDer finb. @r iaet, @ez
neral @oob meroe tpabrlbeinlib Der
fiinftige @eneraliiiimus Der ameri=
fanilben Irnee iein, uno itrei1t
ieinen n&ecOro" als Wtilitdr beraus.
Nu6 bon ben beiben anoeren Gene
rdlen. @Drbin uno Oouua. ipribt er
in ber ipmpatbilh1ten Meile.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-13

Ben, bat etn erpBe5 Wnpefen, nit 9of
@arten unp Selbern, bu pafien bic
perlbi6nsr po6l beIIer BIN als gu uns
in Die 9tabt. @r fat fie audi bebalten,
obpobl mir mod ldngere 3eit BON unz
beimIi6en Nbnun9en baingefu9t tpurs
ben, bds3 er iie uns lpieberbrd9te, neil
iie gu biel @ef6ret madten unb feline
@ier leqfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-13
Dberleutnaut aambed uol

Sberleutnant Ear1bed pom
Meber Snfanterie. Geaiment SEQ. SO
in Wteb entfiibrte nor einiaen Tagen
Die @attin eines borti9en 6auptz
names nah Der Shmeia. Sc bat
fib berausgeiteat, oaB tiefernite un>
eluflihe 9iebe Die Beioen gum
Selbitmoro trieb. @eitern fano man
Weioe als 2eihen i'm @aloe bel
Miiniter i'm ibpeiseriiben &anton
&allis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-13
5taat O1iO. 1Olbel

NJ . y II II " ss. J
6rauts. Gbenep bel9u6rt, eas CT Der al=
tere Yartner Der Girna 5. S. 6 benep& G o.
1T pel6e @ei6dfte in Der Staot Soleoo, in oben=
genanntem Gonntp llno Steate, tbut, uno oaB be-
Iagte SSirfna o,e Summe pon iii bun e r t
Sollars fir ieoen Gal pon satarrb beSaben
miro, Der ourh ben 8ebrau4 BON gal n 8 & a.
tatrb 6 Snrni6t aeheilt fueroen tann.
Jrant S. @bencn
(--) Seidporen Dor mir ino unterl9rieben
Siegel in ineirer @e9enipart am g. Septent=
l-0l ber VI. 8. '96.
q %. q ea 0 II, 6ffentiAer ylotar
6al's &atarrb Sur miro inneriih genonmen,
uno pirtt brett auT Das Stnt unD Die i6leimisen
Gbcrfldden oes Sptenls. 9aBt @ud) 3euonie
frei 3uI6iden.
s. 5. @benep & &. o. Soleoo, 9.
s8- gertalft uou uQen @potheterH, @rri@ Is
Geltts Die Gtabe.
1 oau's lanaiiien @iuen imp Die bsitcn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-13

Sn Der gbef= Neonftion Der
nNurooeutiben Naeeneinen 3eis
tuna", bic bas Munbitiid Der &e=
gierung iit, tritt elm 8ediel elm. Gin
Stelle bes bisberiaen Gbef=Geoaf=
teurs. 6Dfratbs Or. 2aufer, miro
Der frlbere gbefs s&eoafteur Der r8ers
finer Neueiten @ahribten" Or.
6ugo Sacobi ols Setter bes &egies
rungsblntteS treten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-13
Gin Gfarer Sopf,

suts Seroaauns uno rin ho5sS ,lf;i.
seS alter iiaO awei 0seigliate, BE our q
ben @sbraud bon 2ntt's eebtr>ptacr
sr;islt werbsn.
Cine frwisjGns Cbat(ad)s.
&opfidmer;en, Wtolaria. Wlasenidu'
geritopluns, Dpsl :piie, @auenieiee
uu6 dbniide &rantheitfn mtrocn Oog
ftanois seheilt burd ocn @fbraud %;
GMtt'S 2ebers 0is1els.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-13
Warrte Den Sob.

5err 6. 8. Wunoap. ein @ebtss
antDalt BON 6enrletta. 9eras, ttarrte
einitens einen 3obtengrdber. gr
ia9t: nWein Bruoer mar our1 Wa=
laria uno @elbiubt eeiunobeitliA
iebr beruntereefommen. Sd nbers.
rebete i'm, Electric Bitters gu per=
iuhen uno balb oarauf beiierte iid
iein 3ultano aud auiebenos; aber
er iebte ben @ebraub oieier WeoiSin
fort, big er nouftanoig tpieoerberges
itellt mar. Sh bin feit oaoon iibers
seugt, oaB Electric Witters" i'm pom
9ooe errettet bat" Dieies Wtittel
trelbt Walaria uno Sieber aus benz
Spitem, t6otet &rantbeits Seine
uno reini9t oaS Wlut; f0rbert Die
Seroauung. reeulirt Die 2eber uuo
Die 9}isren; beilt 8eritupfune. Ops>
peplie, 9erooiitdt. 9eieren 2eioen
uno &ranfbeiten uno frditiet
Den eanSen &0rper.- Breis 25 gts.
3u baben bel S. Salte1er & Subn,
SEQ. S. Sdnitt, @ieentbiimer, uno
30. 9reih.
Dem 8ernebmen nad) bat Der
oeutlbe 9aiier einen 9reuaer be1teIt,
Ger NIT elmer glrt BON 9urbinen=
itbroube. Die pon ben 8rofeiioren
Jieioler uno Stunpi opm Bplpteh.
nlfum erfunoen lit, auseeriiitet sper-
ben iou. 9ieies Shiii lua alles
bisber 8agetpelene an @elhluinoias
teit iibertreffen.
Gmefiilbcr,
zines Der tbbtlibiten @ifte, blbet ben
Sanptbetanbtbeil Der uielen Quodialbe.
reien, iuelc9e BON Der selpiIienlolen Sabs
aier ais Seilmittel fir bic oefdbrlirben
8eroauitn9sleioen aneeprieSen tperbeu
Siltet gud) oop0r, auf biele Weiie ben
Seufel nit 8eelsebub austreiben al mol
len. Shr miirbet guren leioenoen, NIT
organiicben @iften I6on anseflflten,
onrdleu6ten &6rper nur nod mebr uers
9iiten, i'm nod ibneaer tboten 9as
eln5i9e 5uperldlliee Seilnittel BEL ollen
&ranfbeiten oes Magens, Der 9eber unb
Der 9lleren fino bic ct. BERNARD 8rdu.
terpillen, uelbe fir % @ts in olleu Mpos
thefeu su baben iinb,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-13
Gan Q(ntDnip 4 9lranias
Yak 8nht,

i'm @arten=9iltrift oes Staates. @e.
lunobeit uno 8lina uniibertroffen.
8illige 2anoereien fir ben 5armer,
Warttedrtner. Sblt= uno Siebaiibter.
Weaen ginaelbeiten uenoetgu1 al
6. s. Wartin, q. 9. o.,
Gan GntDnio. geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-13
SiiOmeitteras luiinidt Gud

Benn Sbr guh irgenomp nieoer.
laiien wollt, thut es entlane Der 81.
ME Der
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-18
LAW NOT VIOLATED
Iowa Attorney Generals Opinion in
the Matter Of the Rock Island
J Reorganization.
Cummins Will Seek to Have the Leg
islature Act-New Plan for
Watering Securities.

Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 18.-Attorney
General c. w. Mullan, in an opinion filed
with Governor Cummins holds that the
acts of the new Iowa corporation, the Chi
cago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad COM
panY, in connection with the Rock Island
reorganiza ton, are not outside the powers
conferred by statute nor contrary to pub
lie policy in the legal sense of the term.
Governor Cummins, in making public
the opinion, concurs in it, from a legal
viewpoint, but says, referring to the re-
organizations: - -z.E -sz.gEsa.. ~ ~
THE thing done is neither a merger
nor a consolidation. Not a mile of track
nor dollar in value is added to the Rock
Island property. It is simply a new device
for watering securities. -. >.<=
1T is for the next general assembly to
say whether it is wise to permit our laws
to so remain that such things are pos
sible." .ts.g,s>.. ~. -.....s.s.
Attorney. General. Mullan says in his
opinion: - - .-'~''" - '-' . - s~Is.,
1.-The transfer of the stock of the new
Iowa company to the New Jersey company
under the agreement that in considcra ton
OF such transfer the New Jersey company
will deliver to the shareholders of the old
Rock Island Railway company certificates
Of the capital stock Of the New Jersey
company, and when such transfer is made
the stock of the last named company is
to become the property Of the new Iowa
company, does not in any wise affect the
right of the Iowa company to purchase
and hold the stock Of the old Rock Island
company or invalidate it's purchase there
Of.
1.-The most serious problem involved -
continues the attorney general, lis wheth-
er the state may interfere to prevent the
issuance Of the stocks and bonds of the
Iowa and New Jersey companies for the
reason that the aggregate amount thereof
proposed to be issued. exceeds the market
value Of the stock of the Chicago. Rock
Island & Pacific Railway company which
the Iowa company receives therefor; or
whether 1T may by quo warranto have a
forfeiture of the charter of the Iowa COM
pany declared on the ground that such an
act is ultra wires and against public pol
ICY"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-18
Special Rates via 1.-THE Milwaukee Road
Washington and Return.

washington and Return.
G. A. R. Encampment. ........... 1923 80
Through Car Service.
Detroit and return. ...... 1918
Cleveland and return ...............,2 q. so
Buffalo and return. ................. $3.50
Pittsburg and eturn.......... 1900
Cincinnati and Louisville. .......... 1880
Similar rates to nearly all points in
Ohio, Indiana, Western Pennsylvania and
Western New York. 7,,s. ..~
Dates of sale Oct. g., 8, 4, s. Return
limit Nov. 3rd. ri
For full particulars regarding rates, ac-
commodations, ETC., write to w. B. Dixon,
Northwestern Passenger Agent, ST. Paul
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-18
TOLD IN A LINE

New York-It is thought big Bill' Devery as
pires to succeed the late A. j. Cummings in con-
greSS..
San Francisco-A slight earthquake shock was
felt in this city at 3:51 O'Clock this morning
No damage was done.
New York-A contemplated sale of the White
Star Line to the Morgan syndicate Is denied by
officers of the former.
Newport-rhe grand Duke Boris brought his
Newport visit to end and sailed to-day on the
La Lorraine for home.
Los Angeles-,continued drought; and a barren
country have brought the Navajo Indians, in
Arizona, near the starvation point.
Saratoga. n. Y.-Militia have been called out
to protect property of the Hudson Valley 'Elec-
trio Railway company from striking employees.
Washington-The report of the official board
which Witnessed the speed trial of the battle
ship Maine shows speed of eighteen knots. She
will be accepted. -.
Thomas and William, aged II. and 0. The boys
and the mother are under arrest. -
Chicago-Trade unionists of this city will en-
deavor to raise 50 900, 600 to be used in estab-
fishing factory for employing union men when
disseminated against by employers. =
seattle-A special from Valdez, Alaska, says
petroleum struck Sept. for the first time
in Alaska, at Cotella. at depth of 200 feet.
The gusher swept everything away and rose loo
feet before it could be stopped. & $685. =
stands in nearly every hotel of note in this city
is accused Of replacing high-grade cigars with
''SLuHefS OF interior quality mace Dy hey NeSl
manufacturers for that purpose.
Tarrytown. n. Y.-The residence of J. D.
Rockefeler. at Pccantico Hills, which stood
600 feet above the Hudson. burned during
the absence of the family. Servants saved
much valuable furniture, but the loss was $40,
900.
= Montreal--The Earl of Dundonald, the new
commander of the Canadian militia, has JUS
issued a sweeping order abolishng the sword al
n cavalry weapon. Mounted troops, Lord Dun
donald declares, must depend for efficiency o,
the rifle. -. ..r
Ithaca IN. "a grand daughter Of Elizabeth
Cady Stanton is to enter the civil engineer cours
Of Cornell university. Her name is Nora Stan
ton Batch She is not yet 20 years old an,
she will be the first woman to enter one Of tn
| engineering courses Of Cornell university.
Frederick Md.-The fortieth anniversary o
| the battle of Antietam, was commemorated b.
| survivors of the Thirty-siXth New York infantr
! Unwilling monument to dead comrades, Will
| veterans of the twentieth New York infantr
| unveiled a memorial window in the Luthera
church at Sharpsburg. g. Is 49,. r-
| Skagway, Alaska-An unknown man walke
into the Canadian Bank of Commerce, a revolve
in one hand and dynamite bomb in the other
and demanded $4,000. Cashier Pooley and Tel
Ter . Wallace ace. were the only men in the bank
Wallace tried to get his gun. No. YOU don't t,
| yelled the man. and dropped the bomb TIL
building was wrecked and the dynamiter killed
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-18
NEW ELEVATOR DEVICE
A Company With 100000 Capt.
tai Organized to Manufac-
tures It.
xe,e Yorh Sal. spee.es serrtee

Neso York. Ss', Special Sc1,rtca
New York, Sept. ia new elevator
company which, claims to own an ele-
vator that will increase the popularity of
sky scra pers. has been organized with a
capital of $6,0O0,O00, and is called the
Standard Plunger Elevator company.
1t has purchased for 81 900, 900 from w.
e. d. Stokes, Frederick A. Jones, Thur
RE LARSON and Others all their patents
and new inventions, and will erect at once
large factory. or use part of one of the
factories of the American Car and
Foundry company, some of whose officers
with certain railroad officials, now own
and control the new company.
The company has received contracts ag-
gregating $1,000,000, among which are the
new Stratford- Bellevue hotel of Philadel-
phia, owned by George Boldt of the Wal
dorf Astoria, and Mr. Boldts new house
at the Thousand Islands; the Hydraulic
Dumb Waiter system of the An
sonia. where the dumb walters are to be
run 1000 fet a minute and stop auto
matically up or down, at any floor; the
fitting up of the present passenger ele-
vator plant Of the Ansonia, recently put
in by the former Plunger Elevator COM
pany,, with the, new safety devices and
appliances, with a guarantee to run six
teen elevators and eight dumb walters one
year at cost not ito exceed 800 for
steam, and not over $40 a year for cost
of each dumb waiter or elevator for re-
pairs. - a. ..-t s...s4 .-.... .-.
In the new passenger elevators the sys-
tenn does away with the usual ropes with
which the elevator boy operates the car,
as there is device outside of the ele-
vator which stops it automatically at the
bottom and top of the shaft. 81
There is apparently no machinery in the
whole construction, except pumps and
tanks, and each elevator is raised and
lowered on a piston of malleable steel
which can be bent double without break
ing. and which goes down into the earth
in steel jacket in solid rock, and runs
down to depth equal to the height to
which the elevator ascends. This column
is tested to hold at the top of it's run,
without bending, not less than thirty TONS
while all the weight the car could posi-
bly, carry would be-, say, 1000 pounds.
The construction is such that there is no
possible chance of an accident either in
going up or down the shaft.
There is absolutely no motion or vi
bration, as the piston on which the car is
orried is balanced on a column of water
L. tightly in a steel jacket sunk in the
earth, and the piston glides up and down
fabricated by the water ,
The company was first organized under
New Jersey charter, with a capital Of
SO, O0O and it's success was so great that
it has just been reorganized as a $6,000,-
900 corporation
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-18
MR.. wR1GHT's MARROW ESCAPE.

Chicago Sept. 1s.-Suspended only by his
hands, McNaughton Wright, prominent men,
Der Of the board of trade hung between life
and death for twenty minutes at the top of a
grain chute In the Rock Island elevator When
ascued Mr.. Wright was exhausted and the
point of releasing his hold which would have
meant fall of 100 feet to the hard floor of an
empty bin and almost certain death. He had
entered the elevator to inspect wheat.
Making a misstep he fell into the chute, but
succeeded in clutching the edge and hanging
by his hands. Mr.. Wrights calls for help were
finally heard by employe who pulled him
out. He tainted then, and unconscious
for nearly an hour, great had been the strain.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-18
H. CONTENT & CO.'S BOOKS.

New York, Sept. 1S.-Judge Lacombe in the
United States circuit court has denied the
ton made upon the part of attorneys represent
ing the Northern Pacific railway company, in
the action3 brought by Peter Power, for an Or
der granting them, the right to inspect the
Doc ks: of H. Content !: Co.. the brokers of
Camille Weidenfeld. In the examination before
Special Examiner Mabey it sworn to by
several witnesses that Content & Co., were the
brokers who purchased the 100 shares of North
ern Pacific stock upon which Lawyer Lamb swore
Peter Power qualified stakeholder and
plaintiff in the action.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-18
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-18

"Viewed externally" says DR.. Dick,
Its a Red Raven. Taken internally, it's
a bird of paradise.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-18
Through Tourist Cars to California.

Through TOURIST Cars. to California. :.
On and after Sept:ll, the Minneapolis &
St. Louis will run weekly tourist cars
every Thursday to Los Angeles via Oma
ha, Denver and the Scenic line through
Colorado and Salt Lake. Ticket rate only
$1,000 and through berth rate only So.
Beginning Oct. 1, and every Wednesday
thereafter, additional through cars will be
operated via Kansas City and the Santa
Fe, Route to Los Angeles. This gives
choice of the two best lines to California.
For berth reservations and tickets, call
at NO. Washington avenue S, w. L.
Hathaway, City Ticket Agent. -.