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Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-24
PHILADELPHIA ON MAP AGAIN
Communication with the Outside World is
Restored.
TElteRAPH CONNECTIONS VA WILMINGTON
Hereulear mort Made TO Replace
n wires in order to Facilitate
the Handling of Prince
Henry's Special Train.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 23.-The Phila-
delphia newspapers at 7:35 tonight, through
the Associated Press, came into. direct tel
egraphic touch with the country at large
for the first time since 4:10 p. m. Friday.
This was accomplished through hercu-
lean efforts Of the mechanical force of
the Western Union Telegraph company in
restoring to working condition a number
Of wires between Philadelphia and VIII
mington.
The telegraph %of1cials concentrated their
efforts in closing this gap, which covers
a distance Of twenty-seven miles, as they
realized that this would quickest estab-
lish communication with New York. This
opened connection to Washington, which
city was in telegraphic connection with
New York via the circuitous route OF Pitts
burg, Chicago and Buffalo.
To Handle Speeds Train.
One object in getting the wires In work.
ing order to Baltimore Is the facilitating
Of the handling Of the train on which
Prince Henry will travel to Washington
tonight. The Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany is TO convey the prince to Washing
ton on a special train, leaving Jersey City
at / q. m. Monday. This train Will be run
without the aid Of the telegraph from New
York to Philadelphia, but from here to
Washington will have the advantage Of
wires, and thus add to the safety Of the
distinguished traveller and his party.
The track will be free Of trafic between
here and Jersey City, but as an additional
precautfon a pilot engine will be sent
ahead. The various telegraph and teIe-
phone routes leading into Philadelphia,
with the exception Of the re-estahlished
route between Philadelphia and Baltimore,
are yet In practically as bad condition as
they were on Saturday.
Most Complete Tie-Up In Years.
On Saturday the Associated Press placed
a working force at Wilmington, Del, and
there received the news Of the day, which
was forwarded to Philadelphia by train.
Never In the history of the telegraph was
the prostration Of the wires In this local
ity so complete. Within a radius Of sixty
miles hundreds OF poles were broke down
by reason Of the heavily ice-coated wires
and the high winds. The Western Union
~oficials are Of the opinion that ~communica-
tion will be restored to New York tomor-
row on the route which skirts the Amboy
division of the Pennsylvania railroad be-
tween Camden, N. j., snd New York.
The sun shone brightly today and the
weather tonight is clear, with moderate
temperature. Large forces OF men are at
work in the city disentangling and repair
ing the wires Of the street car and electric
light companies and Those of the city's po-
lice and fire alarm service.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-24

shows some kind OF a tree with ZONE kind
Of a growth in profusion about its base.
Cole says this growth is weeds, but Fox
says 1t is blackberry bushes, and no one
can tell who is right. The Judge, there
fore, may have to examine weeds and
blackberry bushes and discover some dis
tinguishing mark" which will settle the
question before he can decide the suit.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-24
TO HEAR BASE BALL SUIT
Injunction Proceedings of the Ma
tional League TO Come Up
Early in March.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 2s.-Presldent Dreytusg
of the Pittsburg base ball club received
ney, w. A. Northup OF Jersey city, stating
that the hearing OF the injunction pro-
held IN New York March 3 or 4.
President Dreyfuss denied emphatically
the reports recently circulated that the
National and joining the American league.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-24

contracts for about $1,000 yards. This in
cludes work on Cass street from Sixteenth
to Twenty-second, on Lafayette avenue, on
Dodge street and on Twenty-fourth ave.
nue.. On the last avenue the people have
not signed in a majority for asphalt pave
ment at this time, but 1t is understood
that they will do so.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-24
REV. R. Y0ST ACCEPTS CALL
VIII Become Pastor of ST. Mary's
Avenue CONGREGATIONAL Church
May 4.

Rev. Robert Yost of Cortland, N. Y, has
sent a telegram accepting the call extended
him by the congregation OF the st. Mary's
Avenue Congregational church. Mr.. Yost
has informed the committees on supply that
he will be in Omaha May 1. In the mean
time Rev. w. H. Manss, d. D.. Of Lincoln
will occupy the pulpit.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-24

A territory about three miles square was
covered and the roundup occurred on the
Middaugh farm, west Of the city. One big
gray wolf was at one time In the circle,
but escaped, and other wolves were seen,
but also got away. A few jack rabbits were
the sole result Of the hunt.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-24
wolf Hound at Fremont.

FREMONT, Neb., Feb. 2S.-(special.)-
About 200 men and boys from Fremont and
vicinity took part In a wolf hunt Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-24
Mems $3.50 Box Calf

uNAAaA -
A box calf-genuine box calf upperS-
no side leather-with genuine welt soles
of best quality oak tan sole ieather-a
shoe that will be a surprise to you when
we name the ~price-$2.50-a shoe that
for service and fitting quality can't be
beat-made with the popular toe and
heavy welt sole-this is the first time
we have ever offered a genuine box calf
welt sole mans shoe for S2.5O-simply
because until now we could not get a
shoe to sell at this price that we could
recommend. We recommend this n
DreXel Shoe Co.,
New TAn OGtaIosuS lew RsaAy.
OnaAa's UD-to-Aats shos Rouse.
IAI0 RARNAA STREET.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-24
coLONIsT EXCURSIONS.

Via Rock Island Route.
Every day during March and April.
one-way tickets from Council Bluffs and
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-24

The most reliable preparation for kidney
troubles on the market is FOley's Kidney
Cure,
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10
The Valley Contest.

The contest between the Valley
high schools TO see who should
carry off the honors for being the
best orator and declalmer was
held at Del Norte last Saturday
evening.
The day, however, was made
the occasion for day of jubilee
aud Il special train and "A band of
music were engaged for the occa-
sion. The morning train had two
extra coaches which were filled
with noisy boys and girls from
Mosca, Alamosa, and Monte Vista,
some 200 in all who had good
strong voices and were we'll trained
in the school yells. Del Norte
did its best 20 entertain the crowd
both day and night.
In the forenoon there WIS ball
game between Monte Vista and
Center which resulted in walk
away for Center. In the after
noon Alaiuosa went to the bat with
Del Norte and was beaten by the
home team.
The special train went up about
$50 with those who were left
behind in the morning and then
the contest commenced at the
opera house. Nlosca les1 and WAS
followed by Alamosa, Del Norte
and Monte Vista.
Miss Louise Gertcison of Ala
mosa was declared the best orator
of the occasion aud Winfred Ora
ham, of Del Norte second best.
Miss Iva Belle Cochran of Del
Norie took first prize in dcclama-
ton and Frank Bergman, of
Mosca, second. Monte Vista got
nothlny axcep. lots Of fun.
The only objectional features
were the wide-opcn saloons aud
We regret to say they were too
freely patronized by the Young
men Of the valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10
The Cupplcs Divorce

For some months the courts
have been occupied by John W.
Curples aud his wife, she seeking
limited divorce (mrnsa ct ihoro }
in the district court, and he an
absolute divorce in the county
court.
From the proceedings il appears
tina, during the past few ycnts
there has fihen mn esirangcment
between them, growing out Of her
connection with the Seventh Day
Adventist church; TIM, efforts at
reconciliation have been mad. at
different times and once Mr. Cup
pies decided his wife stor build.
ing that rents for So month :;
that she has been poorly advised
and encouraged to s.ek n sepnrnt.
msintsinancc for herself aud rhil.
dren for which she d-mnni,i m
additional sum Of 800 - month
from her husband.
Mrs. Cupples brought sui, ia
the district court aud cross bill
WAS filed by her hnsband in which
he nskcd Tor an absolute divorce
aud III. custody Of the two chill.
dren and his attorney asked tina,
tn. cnsc lie tried before some other
Judge on the ground 81 prejudic..
The motion for change 81
judges was denied aud the cross.
bill WAS thrown out II The d..irict
court whereupon. Mr. Cupplcs
went Into the county court where
various pretsxts for delay we're
set NJ which delayed tie trial
until Thursday Of last week when
tho hearing began which lasted
three days. The jury dec,d~d in
favor Of Mr.. Cupplcs granting nm
al,solu,. divorce without nlimony
and giving him tho custody ~ the
children.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10

The apagM mr'inr N. eaH-
liuur oacb afternoon aHI evening
lu addition 90 the regularly
announced services Sunday hane
will Doe a m,et.us for meu oply no
fhe Op5m house nt 3 o'cines Mr
CLARK viii discnss tlc Startling
subject "An ] au Annrbfsiy a
mnln quarioi,a viii sing al men
aro welcome During the pro.
greas of tho mons meeting acr.
vice lcr women ouly will be IN
srsnou 90 iho church. beginning
at 2.3O O'Clock. 30 promp, lalics
or yon will miss the address "a
Throe.foll Qnrs,ion."
An young people arc invited to
be- nj the church NJ $50 Sunday
evening aud hear Mr. CLARK = lila.
ruaaion My Grcatcsi Problem -
This Will bo particularly helpful TO
Young folks. Don't be- late.
4 cordial welcome to all scr.
vices.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10
After the case was commenced

After the case WAS commenced
in the county court the attorneys
tor Mrs. Cnpples consented that
Judge Northcatt should hear the
case and it was accordingly set for
hearing May 18th.
At the commencement of pro-
ceedings Judge IIolbrook granted
request that Mr.. Cupples pay
his wife 1925 attorney fee aud 500
month for her maintenance
during the pending of litigation.
From this order an appeal WAS
taken to the supreme court, which
appeal is now pending.
The next step in the case will
be an appeal from the county
court which will necessitate n
bond for costs and an expenditure
of something like $500 on the part
of Mrs. Cupples.
When the case is called at Del
Norte, May 10Th. the judgment of
the county court will he set up in
bar of any further proceedings
pending an appeal from that jndg-
ment in the supreme court.
Jesse Stephenson aud Judge
Sumner are Mrs. Cupples attor-
neys and Ira J. Bloomfield and j.
?. Neerkamp are Mr.. Cupples
lawyers.
As We remarked some weeks
ago, if the lawyers have their way
they will keep this man and his
wife in court ms long as either
has any blocks, goods or -chattcls.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10

Rev, O S. Baum viii occupy
the pulpit both morning aud even
ing Morning subject, The
Father Bouse" Evening. "Seeu
Under THE Smrch-lishL"
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10

Blanca hotel.
The base ball boys viii give n
dance next We'incsday ut the
Broadway opera house.
Col. Corlett has just bought
thirteen head OF standard thor
ough- bred horses Of John llalfy.
The street commissioner has
been making ditcles and grading
the roads in the Fair View addi-
ton this week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Collins and two
children, of Creole. returned
home Tuesday FROM visit to
Pueblo.
John Haaff is finishing some
sleeping rooms on the second floor
of his residence evidence Of
prosperity.
VIII Nash is engaged in making
brick for the Woodman block and
work on the founaaiion will soon
be CONNIE need.
John Shorten, n newspaper man
and formerly Of Creole, dropped
dead at the ST. ] mes hotel in
Denver Thursday.
Will Jemison hn5 been at Del
Norie a few days Visiting friends.
Will has rlpened oll into full
iledged Orman Den crat.
l.. b. Sylvester came in from
the stock ranch Thursday morn
lug. He SAYS The guns Is looking
well aud the cattle a thrifty.
John Fischbacl -turncl from
Pagosa Tuesday ehere be- had
been for some weeks takiug baths
for rheumatism. BE is much inn
proved
There WILDE mothers meet
ing at Woodmeu hail Saturday,
May 10Th At 3 o'clock p. m.
Matters Of importance wall he dis
GUESSED
George Boutwell, says be- is
having good irale in hardware
considering the short time since
hc aided that branch to his busi-
ness.
Max Iyron go.- 10 MOniiou the
last Of this mouth where be will
take cnirSe Of ile Kitchen Of the
Mansion aud Mauiou hotel lie
will have II hr'rer. under hin
direction.
VI T. .Wemelrr Of New York
has closed deal f1r $500 acres of
oil lands between Rife and d.
i1cque. Colorado The company
will bore for oil anil huill irrignt
ing di,cher.
The farmers of RIO Gmndc
...,.t.a ....xi., a.. cad. s..fs... ..... 4 ......
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10
Sugar iIeets.

The sugar beet business of Col
orado will await the action of
congress and the position taken
by the the sugar trus. before any
more factories are built. II is no,
necessary TO destroy the sugar
business in Cuba or Porto Rico
in order to build up the sugar in.
dnstry in this country nor is there
need for war on prices with the
eastern refiners.
The soil and wntcr supply essen.
tisl TO sugar growing il limited in
the United States aud when all
interests are properly conserved
sugar factories ARE sure To come TO
the San Lnis valley, this being
peculiarly adapted for beet cul,
ture. We ARE dependent upon
one line Of rnilrond for the Quite,
of our products but TINT is maj,
Ter that can he settled Ia the
mutual satisfaction of both ia.
railroad aud the manufacturers Of
beet sugar when II CONES la that
point.
While these matters nre under
discussion the farmers should be
prepared 10 demonstrate the fact
that sugar b~eis can be rnis.d
here more proiitnbly ;hnn in nn,
other part OF the state mud OF
better quality. This can he done
by rnisipg the bee,s and in no
other way.
The Denver iramways have
passed into the hands Of TIA. new
railway company which proposes
to make Denver the commercial
center Of tho great west by short.
eninK the trnnhcontineptnl roni.
about 30 miles. Everybody will
BIZ so anxious 10 SEQ tho new pro.
ject put through that there will
he no more complain, found with
the street ear service.
10 uis Conant las been pros.
pecting near 0overnmcn, park the
past two weeks. He has Nil n..ay
outfit with him aud reports hnv.
Ing foun,l some wooi rock.
Am long the deaths Of noted men
this week ARP Admiral Sampson.
Archbishop Csrrigsn. Congress.
man Cummings. Lieut. Governor
Carney. bret IInrte.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10

George @. Widman was in town
last Saturday with a load Of pota-
toes which he raised from his
cellar aud sold at Sl75. Potatoes
are not worth quite as much as
silver but they come very near it.
-Alamosa Courier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10

There are q good many stran-
gers in town and as soon rs bust.
ness starts up at Jasper the mum
Der viii increase.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
NJ. +. church will give n chicken
pie supper at their church Mon
day evening May 18Th, beginning
at $50 % ceu's phys for first
clr.7 supper Everybody urged
% comm.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10

The Blanca Hotel has the best
porter in the San Lui, valley lie
knows his business aud attends
strictly toit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10

An ong the deaths Of noted men
this week arp Admiral Sampson.
Archbishop Csrrigsp, Congrcss.
man Cummings. Lieut. Governor
Carney. bret IInrte.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10

Judge 4 T. Brown, of Alamosa,
was in the cty Friday on law
business 1t always makes one
good ualurcl to grasp.thc Judge
by the hand.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10

Jumes Brdshcar is ut SocOrro,
New Mexico, enjoying himself
cutting timber and dong other
heavy out.of.door work.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10

nr. Chapman suggcsts TINT oar
Board Of Trade should take an
interest m securing some market
Tor tho great sticks Of straw thai
nrc ycarly bnrned---ueh, for 10.
stance, A. lrnw board factory
j. 4. tnrnaworih hn- bought
the Ford ranch of goo acres lying
north Of the river.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10

Judge Wmburton is smoking
$50 cigars, present from one of
the business men Of Monte Vista
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10

10 uis Conant las been pros
pecting near 0overnmen. park III,
past two weeks. He has MI Mesa,
outfit with him aud reports hay,
Ing foun,l SON. voai rick.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10

George Boutwell, says he is
having good irale in hardware
considering the short time since
he aided that branch to his busi-
ness.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10

Col, Corlett has just bought
thirteen head OF standard thor
ough- bred horses Of John llalfy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-10

There will be- mothers' mce,
ing at Woodmeu hail Saturday,
May 10Th al 3 o'clock p. M.
Matters Of importance will he dis
GUESSED.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-24
s(ll oas 9}utliinlll.

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bis nab 81 Baio i'm ferllen @elten;
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,peiten elm.
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erreiben, bas bette Mnseige Wses
blum in Staate Scras.
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TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issueo of the F'BEIE
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 rost-o1fices, and has
ali extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It 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.
Two 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-
Using medium in the State Of
Texas, where ii is the object to
reach the German reading po-
Dulation.
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z. 6 pitel.

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Some, Der ganae Nebel feefpdrts abses
sosen. Bella bate gut eei9lafen. tpie
iie perfiderte. Sic mar nidt fr0bli9.
nicht trauris, ibr Weien bate etpos
Gebdmpftes unb bod 8eitimmtss, ibre
4ugen leuhteten nit einem getpiiIen
itdrren @lunSe. MiTis Olibtp beobs
ahtete lie beimlih beim Sribitud. nabm
bann 9lliee unter einem Wortponb in
einen gasbenraum unb faete: n3eigen
Sic ibr Netu Yorf beute, 5erftreusn Sic
iie. Sd bente. biefer Miiter &oGmann
bat iie blos nerbos sema9t, pienei9t
fteisen feline Qusii6ten. penn man
foret. bab Sbre S6peiter iid be-
rubigt."
nWas fasen Sic. Mu'm: fie bat ii@
geitern Ibenb aun5 plOBti9 entI9loIe
fen. ibn gu beirdt9en!"
aWie2 Oas 1T gut; i6 fam i'm
8runbe Miiter Olibfb rur beiftim@
mert-
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bel ettpas I'm @dilbs. iporiiber iie ii9
nidt ansfpri9t"
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9ouptfade 1T entidhieben. Sd gebe Sic
fret, belfen Sic lift iiber bic 3eit fort,
Biz mein Wunn 8ef1eib bat. gDir
tonnen am Ra9mittus auIammen elm
tpenig fpaaieren fabren."
(Sortiebuna fplat).
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i'd traes feinen Sling auf Der 8ruit.
Mnnhmal badte if rubig bariiber,
unterpes5 beionbers; ober bann
fonmt's tpieber. WeiBt 9u: ber
Sreunb, Der NIT &o[lmann fubr. ben
0u ntdt tennen ee[ernt bait-ben
bdtte ib pielleidt eber genommen, NIT
bem ging mfrs etgsn: id batte fur
feinen anoeren Mann ettpus iibrig,
tpenn i'd nit i9m onein aufammen
NOR: er bate 10 ettpos 8eruhigenbes,
ats ob ct mir nit Der 9ono leiie iiber
bas 5crs itria. Sir &ol1mann fii6le
id bod eigentliA gar ni9ts. bOditens,
ooB er mein gutter Jreunb tperoen
fDnnte-"
Qllice f6ipieg unb beoba9tete, mi.
Der sarte &orper Der S6tpeiter man9z
mal ouF5udte Prime 8eGa." fogte ite
bann mitleioig. SD CLAUDE, 0u piirs
beit bos olIes oertpinben, lobdlb Du
nur tponteitl Du obnit ia niat. mas
man fir etne Ma9t bat. tpenn man
min. Sieb mai. in metner Stenung
TT aua ni6t alIes @olo pas eGGn3t.
Sd babe gu9 bobon ME geidrieben,
ober CLAUDE mir, i'd babe mir meine
poiitton aud erft faaffen miifen. babe
ertrasen. MIDI htn unb fer eebosen unb
am gnbe errei9t, fpas i9 fpollte, eben
neil i9 tpolIte. Sci 9lGebem: t9 tDGr
au9 liebsr cine 5rau. Sd biene, biene
-ltnb -tpeibt Ou: tpir iinb bod ni9t
bafiir geboren unb borauf eraogen. 60
lanse bent ii9's nod ertrdsli9, tpie
man nod boffen fann. einmal lelbsr
Serrin gu tperben. Mber ipenn i9 mid
in bic Sabre benfe, ipo bas porbei tit
bann bienen, bienen Bis in bic gtpigfeit
-gella, tpenn Du 10 sldnaenb perbei<
tatbet bif, fannit Du mid am gnbe
au9 mod erlDfen."
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ielonsue Fer, ntpenn-ia, Du mubt in
msine gla9e beiratben, nu9 aap
GitD-"
limb plDsli9 ridtete fidb Bella ems
por, por ibrsn gerDtbeten Musen fdien
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auf unb that elm paar S9ritte ms
3immer binein. nNatiirli9 = Ou
nuBt 6eirotbe1l-8ufIp in elm paar
Sobren oud -Qlfreb uno Die Mutter,
bic"
Sic trat ans Seniter, ftarrte in BEN
gfe6el brduBen, Der aues per6IGte unb
Der gar ni9t ipei6en polIte. unb
ploblid9 ifieB iie einen lei9ten S9rei
ous, Der ipie SubeI tlang, bob bic GEE
falteten 9dnbe iiber ii9, loate unb
fAlu9ate-unb fief Der 5dnefter nm
ben 9ols unD tiiBte iie itiirmif9.
r5raae mid nidts, gar ni9ts-1
fdgte lie gu Der Gritaunten. .Was ih
iebt tbue. bas 1T mein GebetmniB."
.nWiGit Du ben &oamdnn beie
ratben2"
rsSu. rief iie nit blibenben Mugen,
stpsnn er min, 10 tpie i9 pilI."
.Was beiBt bas2"
rOas lit meine @ade."
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Sin tiefes @ebeimitif;.

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fonnte ih MIDI niht allein anflei=
ben. ieooh, Electric Bitters beltte
mid oollltanoig, uno, pbfpobl ih
ibDn 73 Sabre alt bin, fann ib jebt
Die ganae 6ausarbeit beioreen.
0ur so Gents bel s. Galteper &
Sobn, @eo. S. S. 5bnitt, Siaen=
tbiimer, uno 80. DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-24

merben mir befannt uno erfabren.
lpelh mdhtigen @influB 0erielbe auf
ben beranmahlenoen, unQenetn EN-
pfdnglichen SunQen ousiibte. @e=
ipannt bing oaS Bublifum pom er@
iten bis gum lebten Wort on Wtunoe
oes liebenspiiroieen gr3dbler8, uno
olS oerielbe fur5 bor 6 ubr aurl
ShluB fam. tpurbe ibm langer. rpp6l-
peroienter 9lpplau5. Den Wamoiz
rem bes 6errn Sburs .aber tann
ieBt ihon, menn INNER lie i'm Drude
erId)einen tn0gen, oa5 allerQilnitiofte
BrognDitifpn au8geltellt tueroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-24

Den i1eueiten itatiitiiben Nn=
eoben aufulae bat Die Iuspanoe=
rllna aus Deutidlono i'm Sabre
1901 nidt sugenommen. SIN per=
gon9enen Sabre tpanoerten' etpas
mebr al8 81. 600 8erionen aug.
SIN Sabre 1900 mar Die 2abl Der
Nuspanoerer fait oieselbe. Die
5bat.abe, oaB Die Gusuanoerung
aus 9eutlblano in ben lebten spei
Sabren niht su9enomlnen bat, iit
Elm 8etueis oafiir, baB bic gerhGlt=
nilie uno Die @eibdftslage i'm oeut=
ichen Gei6e niht 10 ibfinm moren,
ols man bdufig in ausldnoilben
3eltunaen leIen fonnte.