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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-14
WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
4 CHANGE FOR 4 MUCH TALK ED OF
 STREET IMPROVEMENT
The Roadway on the HtlI-Denth of Lewis k. RtIliard -Lndies' Library AssociatOn-PersOna Jottlngs.

Association JOtdkngRs
 The borough has now chance to get Center street hill and the flat below fixed up in first class shape. It is urged by many citizens that if the street com mittee is alive to the occasion and will take advantage of the offer made by Upson X Granniss of New Haven, who will furnish the necessary fine stone and rent the use of their ten ton steam roller for a reasonable sum to put the street, which sadly needs fixing up, in first class shape. The only condition is that the work shall be done before the steam roller is needed on the new state road, which is to be built on North Col ony street. The roadway on the hill can be put in the best condition by the use of fine crushed stone well wet down and crushed into place by the heavy steam roller, and it is now up to the street committee to say whether it will take advantage of the offer or not
 Lewis E. Hilliard died Saturday after noon after short illness with appendi- citis, aged twenty mine years. The de ceased has for some time been in the employ of F. E, Hall and had been liv' ing on Colony street. His parents reside in the Parker Farms district.
 Rev J. F. Wildman and daughter Miss Clara Wildman, will leave to-day for a visit in New Jersey.
 Miss Marion Hirons is home from visit in Springfield, Mass,
 Mrs. H, l.. Morris will leave to-day for Greenville, Tenn, for few weeks visit.
 Edwin Newhall of Amherst and AL lner Newhall of Yale are the guests of Mrs. B. F. Harrison.
 MT and Mrs. Henry Hirons are home from visit in Providence.
 Mr. and Mrs Robert D. Hallenbeck are home from their bridal trip.
 Miss Mamie Wilcoxson of Bristol was the guest over Sunday of Miss Hattie M I ano of Hall avenue.
 The adjourned meeting of the ladies library associa ton will be held this af- ternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the lecture room of the public library.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-14
RORERT McNILTY.

Robert McNulty, one of the oldest residents of the city, died at the home of his daughter, 215 Orange street, Sat urday. He leaves two children Miss Rose McNulty, the well known Orange street milliner, and Mrs. Merwin, wife of William H. Merwin, of Humphrey street; also one grandson, Joseph Fftz- patrick, of this city. The deceased was in the neighborhood of eighty years of age He retired from business years ago. He did for many years business in general carting and executed many contracts for the city. He served in the War of the Rebellion in the old Ninth c. V. The funeral service will be held from his late residence, 215 Orange street, at g o'clock this morning and at 9:30 at St Marys church.
 Mir. McNulty was soldier for four years in the civil war, and was, it is said the chief marshal of the first St. Patricks day parade that ever took place In this city. He had been q resi- dent of New Haven for the pastssixty years, and he came to this country from County Letrim, Ireland, when he was young man about twenty years of age, so that he was ever eighty years old. His health had been very good up to about three years ago when in conse- quence of his age he began to fail. He was attended by Dr, James s. Maher, and everything was done for him that could be, but he gradually failed until death came to his relief. Soon after h. arrived in this city he was married to Miss Margaret Mclaughlin, who died a few years ago
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-14
MISS REBECCA T. PORTER.

Miss Rebecca T. Porter daughter of the late President Noah Porter of Yale, died at the residence of her sister, Miss M. D, Porter, 31 Hillhouse avenue, yes terday morning about ? o'clock. The deceased had been an invalid for the past four years and was especially i'll for the past year and q half. On Satur- day she was apparently as well as usual, but shortly after midnight was taken critically i'll and death came shortly after. The deceased was a lady of much culture and refinement and she had a large circle of friends in the city among our prominent cul- tured people. She and her sister had travelled quite extensively having vis- ited Europe several times, remaining at times for over year. The funeral services will be held from the late res idence tomorrow afternoon at 2:30, and the iuterment will De in the Grove street ceme tery.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-14
Like Tearing the Heart Strings.

'It is not within the conception of man to measure my great sufferings from heart disease. For years l endured almost con stant cutting and tearing pains about my heart, and many q time would have wei comed death Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart has worked q vertabe miracle. "-- 1hos Hicks, Perth, Ont. Sold by w. H Hull, F. Hewtt30.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-14
CART. A RRETZFEI DER

An unusually large COnCourse of relatives and friends gathered at the residence of the late Carl A. Bretzfeid- CT S5 Lafayette street, yesterday after noon at 2:30 o'clock to witness the last sad rites over the remains, and thus by their presence condole with the bereav- ed. The house was filled and there were many who were able to gain ad- mittance The services were conducted by the Rev MT. Levy pastor of the congrega tion Mishkan Israel, of which the deceased was member. The ser vices were short but very solemn, and the regret was universal, so much so that there was scarcely dry eye in the gatherings Two large wagons were needed to carry the flowers to the cem- etery, and the coffin was almost hid- den from view by the masses of flowers placed in the hearse. The K. Q. J. so- cietv, Of which the deceased was a prominent member sent a beautiful crescent with the letters of the society on it; the employees of the Steinertone factory of which the deceased was foreman, contributed a Tyre, and there was also a set piece from Croswell lodge, No 39, I. O. O. F., and a large floral piece from the nieces and nephews with the word Uncle" on it. The other contributions were very ap- propriate and beautiful A delegation from CrosWell lodge and the K. O. J. so- ciety attended in carriages and the members of the K. O. J. society march ed to the cemetary in a body. A large number of other friends attended the committal services at the grave in the Westville cemetery.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-14
TO ATTEND CONCERT

Harry Mozealous, the music instruc- tor, and F. w. Guion, of the Sonnen- berg music store leave this morning for New York to attend the rendering of Israel in Egypt by the Peoples Chor- al union, Frank Damrosch conductor, at Carnegie hall
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-14
OBITU4RY NOTES.
Death of John D. Keiier, Son of MT and
 Mrs Theodore Keller.

Many friends will mourn the death Of John D. Keller, which occurred yester- day at the residence of his parents, MT and Mrs. Theodore Keller, 455 Campbell avenue, West Haven, He died of ty- phoid fever All that the most devoted care and medical skill could do were unavailing. The funeral services will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2;3O o'clock
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-14

His wife, whom he married in 1858 was Miss Mary E. Irwin of New Mill ford.
 The funeral services will take place tomorrow at p. m.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-14
JAMES F. RICE, OF CRAWFORD.

JAMES F, RICE, OF BRANFORD.
 While taking a bath at his home Sat urday morning James F. Rice, of Bran ford, brother of First Slectman M. P. Rice, of the town, suddenly expired. MT Rice had been confined to the house for two or three days. but his illness was not serious enough to keep him in bed. MT Rice was the son of Mrs. Fl- len Rice and was about forty years old He had been the Bra nford correspond ent of several of the New Haven dailies for several years, and was formerly ed itor of the Branford Record. At the time of his death he was connected with the Rranford Opinion. For the past two years Mir. Rice had been business manager for his brother, M. P, Rice who has large contracts and construc- tion interests, Much sympathy is ex- pressed for the family in their bereave- nent
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-25

Among the brightest musical
numbers, and there are many, In
the production of Rice'sN Show
Girl" which Is to be one of the
leading attractions OF the Audito-
rum on Friday are "Spotless
Town" Something Perhaps"
"That's the Way of a Sailor"
"L,ove Is Just the Same" and "The
Firefies." All these will be
whistled by the small boys here as
thew have been whistled In every
place where this gorgeous produc.
ton of musical extravaganza has
been heard. 1t Is so seldom that
so many bright musical numbers
are interpolated In any one produc-
rion, but Manager Rice Is one OF
tho ;e producers who believes that
there cannot be too much of good
thing. Since being on tour "The
Show Girl" has played to pheuom-
email business, In fact far ahead Of
the most hopeful expectations o
| It's managers.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-25
Killed With Brass Knuckles.

Shippensburg, Pa, Nov. 25.-ln
what is known as "Huckleberry Hol'
low" near Leesburg, Sunday night
George Sewers and David Bailey en-
gagged in a quarrel. Both were intoX
icated. Bailey struck Sewers in the
back of the neck with pair Of brass
knuckles, breaking his neck. Sewers
died in Is minutes. Bailey escaped
on a freight train and has not yet
been arrested.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-25
OLD SOLDIERS EXPERIENCE.

M. NJ. Austin, a civil war veter-
an, of Winchester, Ind, writes.
my wife was sick long time IN
spite of good doctors treatment, but
was wholly cured by DR.. Kings
Eew Life Pills, which worked won
ders for her health" They always
do. Try them. Only csc at Hen
dershot's drug store.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-25
List of Letters in Post
Office November Is

Parker Beatty, Harry Bonard, w.
J. Burns, Ada Doran, Jesse Holt,
Bessie King, Carrie King, Carrie
Lowther, Frank Melvin, Charles
Morrisy, John W. Porter, Lulu
Rea, w. M. Salyard, William
White,
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-25
Rheumatism.

Is Immediately relieved and posi-.
lively cured by DeBell's Kidney
pills. They cleanse the blood of
poisonous uric acid and restore the
bvdy to perfect health, strength and
vigor. There Is no uncertainty
about DeBeil's Kidney Pills; they
90 right to the spot. A trial will
convince you. Price 25c. For
sale and guaranteed by D. A.
Henderson,.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-25

A. S. Mccoy and daughter, little
Miss Freda, left this morning for
Pittsburg. Mr.. Mccoy Is mem
Der of the reliable firm of Mccoy
Bros, and his mission to the
Smoky City Is to replenish his
stock of holiday goods. This es-
tablishment is always abreast of the
times, and In few days the public
will find displayed In their commo
dious store room, one of the most
extensive and carefully selected
varieties of holiday novelties of a
general variety ever brought to the
civ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-22

eelo BON $500 unb entiprehenbe
Nbltufungen sufrieben iein fDnnen
uno fie bdtte Dor ausperfauften 6dus
fern geipielt. 90 mar es in Der
Watinee iebr leer uno am Ibeno
batten mod 6unberte Blab baben
fDnnen.
Die Nuffibrung Der n6%ugenots
ten" Seitens Der fran5Diiiben Operns
geieQi9aft BON Seem Orleans mar
i'm Stanbe, ale serebten Nnlpride
ST. b%efrieoieen, iofueit bas Ordeiter,
Die Solilten. gbDre uno Ballet in
8etrabt fDmnten. Die Nusltattung
mar ibwab unb Der @e1ammtetn=
oruG, ben bas auditorium erbtelt,
acknowledgement. gu elmer aroBet
Sper aebDren aroBe, e~ldnaenoe Sces
nerien uno &equiliten.
Na6 Monterep, Wer., uno
surid am 81. unb %. Sebruar, nur
$3.50. 6ahrt uia s. & g. &C.
& Wierican National > 8abn.
Sas Broieft Der Organization
zines Gettungscorps bel Seuersbriiu=
iteu mabt CUTE Jorti6ritte. Die
SeueroerT6ecungsagepten baben lih
81 @unfteu oefielben dusgelpro9en.
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seit iiber go sahren

fhon tpurhe Mrs. @inslpm's 500.
thing <Sprup BON MiIipneu BON
Wiittern beim 8abnen Der Rinber
%angeuenbet. @irit 9u i'm SHlafe
ourb bas Sdreien zines ainoes ges
it0rt. oas I'm 3abnen lit uno Dor
Sbmer5en tpeint? Mern 10, laiie
iofort cine Sla11e bon ,Mra.
Winslops Sootbino Gnrup" bolen.
Sein Wertb lit unbe5ab(bar. Ga
miro benz fleinen 2eibenben lufort
%2inoerung nerlbafen. 8erlaBt eub
oarauf, Wiitter, es 1T fein Bmeifel
oarlber. Go BELT Diarrbpe, regM.
lirt ben Mager urb bic @ieren, be-
ieitigt @ino : &plit, ertpeiGt ben
@aumen, perbinoert @nt5iinbung
unb itdrft bas gauge Gpitem. ,Wfrs.
Winslums SOOTHING 5grup" fir aabs
nenoe &inber 1T argenebm i'm @e.
ibmaf; oas &ecept ftam,nt BON
einem Der beiten meibliden Nerate in
ben Ser. Staaten. Sc lit Bel allen
Drusgiiten in Der ganaen @elt gu
baben. Breis Is Gents per sSlaiHe.
Gauft niGtS anberes, als Wrs.
WtnslDns S%oDthinq=S nrup.
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9pe5ial : Nptis.

Mn Sas 4snblifnm! 9ie rGbielbs "a.
tent Sireproof & 8uilbins Contraction"
@ir benabribtigen Sic, baB mir bereit
limb, ale @ebdnoe feueriiber gu MAIDEN
unb beanipruben. bas iid]erite, 1tdrtte,
leidtete uno biaisite feueritdbere sbitem
gu baben, bas es giebt. Sir MAIDEN aGe
Client uno Stabl<8alfen. 9ab unb Sau>
len feuerfiber, 10 baB fein Glen pber
Stabl benz 5ener ausgeiebt lit. Inner
NnferIbitem fann nid)t iibertrpffen mers
ben. @a9 iabrelansen %@rfabrungen nit
anoeren Sptemen uno narbbem mir Be.
rem 6ebler in 8eaus auf Stdrte nno
0auerbaftisteit erfannt baben, baben mir
elm Spitem 5uiommen9eitelt, bas fir aQe
Steienigen iih BON Sortbeif ertueilen
fuiro, Die pripote pber DfentliAe feuer<
fefte @ebauoe erribten. @ir lesen iebt
bas 6pitem in Der Carnegie 8tbliptbet
an u1b laoen Sic Elm, Bic Metbooe Der
8ontruftion in Musenihein su nebmen.
NhtunaspDn:
P. 7. SHIELDS, President.
J.P. HAYNES, GenT Manager.
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8 $.

Die Observation-Disclosures pers
anitalten iebt @rcuritonen bon aan<
lac, Wtihonri, SainoiS unb anoeren
Staten aus na9 9eras, UNI Gin
manoerer an5usieben. Gin Bug Der
3eras Central Babn nabm fir5lih
in Denton 2200 @rcuriionilten auf,
Die BON Harions uno anoeren Stdo.
ten in &anias, famen. Die 9eim=
itdtteiu6enoen bleiben meiitens i'm
Noroen uno Often oes Staates.
- Die Watrabenndberinnen Marp
q. unb 8iola 8ulIep in 6oulton ba=
ben 8. IS. gulper pon bort aui
S6aoeneria5 oerflagt, neil er it,
men cine Matrabe brabte, Die lie
umarbeiten lDaten, auf Der er geles
gen bate, als er an ben 8lattern
erfranft mar unb ppourh orei BON
ibrer Samilie BON Der Seude ergrif=
fen tpuroen. Sic meigerten iib an
fdnglib, Die Watrabe a%n5unebmen,
tbaten oies ober nabber auf Die Gerz
iiderung bin, baB Die Watrabe mGb=
reno Die &ranfbeit i'm 6auie berridte,
nidt i'm @ebraub mar.
Sn Temple, Cameron, 8aige,
galuert, Brpan, Dallas &c. CAB es
am 20. 5ebruar Shnee.
- Son Sort StodtDn miro be-
ridtet, baB es smiihen Soc @ebuei=
Ter uno 8. 8ranbenburg abermals
81 elmer S6ieBerei fam, als tie lid)
auf einem eingeSaunten 9anbuege
trafen. Sic me6ielten iieben Sbiii1e,
aber Seiner nuroe perlebt.
Mus 9eniipn miro eemelbet,
baB Der 8ufluB BON Golden, Die
nah Eeras fommen, Inn lih bier
nieoer5ulaiien, allies 9aeemelene
ibertrifft. Sober Bug lit fat iiber=
fIQt uno oas gilt BON alien 4inien,
bic Die 8renae iiber5dretteu.
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Sem guoe itabe.

SD mar bereits beinabe benz
CODE perfalen". ibreibt Srau &oia
Gi6aroion bon 2aurel Springs, sc.
g.. lid fit 10 iebr an Der S6uino=
iu6t, oaB Die beiten Ger5te mid aufs
aaben uno iaaten, ih fDnne nibt
mebr ldnQer ais einen Wfonat leben.
Iber i6 fina an, DR.. Kings New
Discovery gu nebmen uno muroe
our6 lieben 5lalhen gebeilt. Sd
bin iebt pieoer itarf unb frdftig."
Sc lit elm tuunoerbarer 2ebensretter
bel Sbpinoiubtsz. 2uneenent5iinz
oungs=, So Grippe uno 8ronditiss
Sdaen; Elm aus9e5ei6netes Mittel
gegen Suften, @rtdltung. Iitbma,
9eu=Sieber II. { 10. Wire garantirt.
8rei8 so gts. unb $1.00. Brobe>
Slai6en frei bel s. 8alteper & Sobn.
SEQ. s. s. Shmitt, gi9entblmer,
uno No. 0reiB.
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Aaerlet.

- Die Linton Meat gompanp"
BON Gan Mntonio bat ibr Betriebsz
fapital BON $40, 900 auf $50, 900 err
b6bt.
= @ir batten bas 8eraniiaen,
9errn SuIiuS golignDn BON
@uabalaiara. oer fid auf Der Durh=
reiie na6 benz Noroen befano, in
unierer Office 81 begriiBen.
- Die profeiiionele &ranfenmars
term Mrs. 8. Sans bat iih, udb=
reno iie an unertrdgliden &opf=
ibmersen fit, cine SbuBmunoe bei-
gebraht, bic 5uar iebr lhmerslih,
aber nibt geraoe lebenspefdbrlih lit.
Wtrs. 6aps tpobnt in SEQ. 1902 Weft=
Commerce StraBe, tpuroe aber ms
Santa &pia 0ospital iberfubrt.
= Ma9 Monteren, Wer., uno
aurid am 81. unb %. Sebruar, nur
$3.50. Sabrt nia S. & 9. &c. &
Mericar Wational Bahn.
- Der Werbano Der bieliaen
2ebrer %ernannte elm &Dmite, uelhes
Dor Der ShulbebDrbe erlbien uno
cine Seititequne Der @ebdlter Der
2ebrer, gemdb ibrer 2eiftunasfdbig=
teit perlanate. Dem &omite mur6e
beoeRtet, oaB cine 8erdnoerune Der
@ebdlter iebt niht mehr porgenom=
men tperoen t6nnte, baB aber Der
Boridlaa gu 8eeinn bes fommen=
ben Shuliabre8 in grmdeune geso=
gen rperoen iDle.
= @inbreber lud]ten oas Saus
bes Dean @. Sc. Giharbion beim
uno erbeuteten $75 unb srpei npertb=
pDlIe goloene nbren, pdbreno Der
ebenfaQs in Der Becan=S traBe pob-
nenoe @ep. 6poe cine eoloene ubr
uno Settle unb srpei BDrlen NIT flei=
net, Betrdgen uermiSt.
Mm 81. unb %. Sebruar:
@ah Monterep. Werico, uno 5urid
$3.50, pia s. & q. g. uno
Werican NatiDnals 8abn.
Die 8erpaltung oeS Opern-
bauies iollte bod ihon ldngft Die
@rfabrung eemabt baben, baB Der
bobe Dreiooaarpreis fir einen Sit
fein po1eS 0aus siebt. Iu6 Die
fran50fihe Operntruppe BON Seen
Orleans bdtte NIT einem Gintritts.
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Ser CINDERELLA Sdmb =Valat

SEQ. 207 NlamO Hlasa, Telepbpn
585, bat eineH groBen @prratb BON
Shuben fir 6erren. 9amen uno
&inoer fir bic beuorftebenoen 5eiers
Gage. ale Waaren lino rur aus
ben eriten Sabrifen bespeen. Wir
bieten ale &Dnfurrens bur1 Nualis
tdt uno 8reife. Nuh Die beliebten
uno por5ialihen Mlfreo Dolge's
5ilsibube iino mieoer aneefpmmen.
Spreht bel uns Dor un6 belihtiat
infer 9aser ooer ibidt Cure Muf=
trdge briefli1 elm.
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Mrbeiten uebersett.

Die obtitlnbiee Taeesarbeit bat
feline 8ebeutung fir iene fleinen,
unermiiblihen Nrbeiter = fir DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. MiGio.
men baton fino Sag uno @aht be-
ibdftigt nit ben 6eilen BON unper,
baulibteit, 8ilioiitdt, 8eritopfung,
f~rautbaftem &opfihmera unb allen
Wagen=, 2eber, uno Mieren=2eioen
Sic beilen fbnea nuo permanent
uno iino leiht uno angenebm gu
nehmen. Sour 25 Gents bel s.
Scatter & Sobn, @eo. s. s. @hmitt,
@igentbiimer, uno Io. DreiB.
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@runSeisemtbums 1ebertrasumaem

Ottp 3irfe( au gouarb @ubnfe,
@runbftuf an Omaha Str., $1,000.
5. g. 9abnep an 6. Wol1ion,
@runotif am @aibinston Square,
$4,000.
Garl Sigmuno an Nnna S9ubad,
100 Ider 2ano, IA Meilen 0itlid
BON Der Staot. 8reis nomineq.
Sobn Dullnig an Jranf Weber,
8runoitid an 9epaoa Ctr, $500.
s.. 6iloebranot an &atbarina @e-
Der. 298 Nder 2ano an gbupeoeras
Greet. BreiS nomineu.
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@rfnriiOnen Der 5. & 9. M.z8a9n.
Die angegebenen 9aten be3ei9uen bic Der
faufs.Iage Der 8iqette.

Mab 9areop, 9eT., am 81. aebruar:
@e6ents5eier George @aibinatuns.
Nab @acu, 4er., am 20. uno 81.
6ebruar: GREEN'S Gri9arbe.M Reunion.
Wah 9alaS, Ser, am IL. un6 IL.
5ebruar: 8olfs<8 artei<&D nnentipn.
Wab Wetp Grleans, 2a., bonn 5. BIB
10. 5ebruar: Marbigras.
Sir obi9e 9aten merben nieorige 81.
curiions<3iaten in 8raft iein. @eGen al.
len Gin5elbeiten tpen6e nc iih gef6t-
liait an 8. s. 8rice,
8. g. & 3. g., S. & g. 8. 81. 81.
8aleltine, Eeras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-22

Gus 8riHel ldreibt man: Die
5elaii6e Menlhenredt8>2ig a bat elm
8eiub all ben 8%rdiioenten &oole=
oett 9erihtet. in pelhem iie oenlelz
ben um .@ottes @illeu" bittet. gu
i%nteroenireu, INN Die m09libe 9in=
ridtung oes
Sribinaer uuo Gnoerer 81 uerbinz
bern. @ommanoant &ribineer uuroe
i'm DECEMBER b. s. oon General
Srenh gefanqen qenurnmen.
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babel nur Inn einen aieantiiben Srr=
tbum banoeln, Doer UNI cine aigan@
tiIhe Wabrbeit BON unausipreffis
diem Grnite. Sd faiie Die Sade
iebt 10 auf, baB Sic in ben Be1ib
bes Settles unh Der &raft bes Glias
gelanat iino uno als Der 9erplo lei=
,1er Wieoertunft, als Der 9dufer bes
~aufodmmernoen etpiaen Geihes @ot=
tes!"
Sn ieinem gbicaauer Organ, ben
Leaves of healing, frpblodt
Donnie uber Die neuen Singer uno
ben neuen 3utpaBs unb er 1prtdt
bic auperlibtli1e grpartung aus,
oaB oas Beiipiel bieier beiben bisz
BERGEN 2euhten Der 9eifsarmee piele
Tauienoe BON vIrbeitern i'm Wein=
berge bes Germ" our Maheiferung
a~nfeuer1t mirb.
nebrigens bat Donnie neulih iei<
men @ldubigen aub Die ieniationene
Mittbeilune eemabt, oaB rein Car
binal Der fatboltiben Stride i'm 8ez
griffe itebe. auf feline bobe Brdlatens
@iroe ST. persidteu uno gu Den @e=
betsbeilern iibersutreten," bDd piro
man permutblt1 gut tbun. erit su
tparten, biz bieie Infinoiaung auh
e%ingetrphen lit, bepDr MAJ, barar
irgenomelbe tpeiteren S9luBfplge<
runaen fniipft.
Die fatbpliihe YreIfe lteQt oiele
Mittbeilung ielbitreoenb in Mbreoe
uno stuar eeihiebt oas in Qusbrii=
den BON berserfriihenoer Deutlih=
feit. go faet Der "Catholic Stan
dard" in Bbilaoelpbia: m@s lit err
itaunlib, nabr5unebmen, tpie elm
Blatt BON Der 8ebeutune oes sc.
g.. 9eralb" Observation-Disclosures zines
oredihnduaigen( "foul-mouthed")
@aunerS, mie Domis, iberbaupt
ernft nebmen unb linn cine iulbe
ieniatiDneae Beoeutung beileoen
fam. Dieier @ra 2ump er5dblte
neulib in Chicago elmer Nnsabl lei=
ner Dummeldubigen, baB elm fatbp=
liiher Cardinal I'M 8eeriffe iei, su
ben @eiunbbeteru iibersutreten uno
er betete %inbrunftig bafir. baB oer
Garoinal iib bon @um DOSAGE uno
nab 3ion ibertrete - oas beiBt
allo uabribeinlib, in bic Spibens
garoinenzN ftiengeielihaft oes beiaas
ten 8etrigers. @enn Der Herald"
iolbe BublieatiDnen u6tbig bat, utn
ieinen iunsen Sournaliiten uebung su
ueribafen in Der Ibfa1iung BON Or
tifeln NIT ienIationenen opppelten
uno breifaGen ueberI1riften, tparum
ibidt er feline @eporter oann nidt
lieber Direct nod einem Srren=6auie
pber nod benz 3uhtbauie in Sing
Sing?"
Sir Elm BON hrift(iher Demutb
uno Wiloe triefenoes airdenblatt
ieoenfaa8 cine redt erbaulihe Iuss
brudsmeiie!
Den bonn @eiunbbeter> @appel er=
griffenen ariitofratiiden 6errldaften
am Nerliner uno Bntsbamer 6ofe
mill &aiier Bilbelm iebt Die Wufen
oaourb auStreiben, baB er tie pom
6ofe nerbannt, Bis fie mieoer su
Bernunft getomme1 fino. @ie Der
@unntagSbetrahter bic menldlihe
Watur gu fennen glaubt, tperoen
oieie 2eute fid nun in benz Dodge
fibl, Wfdrtprer ether .guten Sabe"
81 iein, erit reht in lire 8erriiftbei=
ten uerbeiBen! Sea, nur gu. in BUM
bert Sabren lift 10 uie 10 Nues ei=
rerlei!
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Jett lit bic 3eit

guren gorratb bon J~euerbuls fir
ben Winter an5uiboffen. Wir baben
Dos bette lie bier pfferirte 6ofs aus
6ouno &od an Der so. 6. & E.
Sabn. Madt Cure 8~eiteauna.
8elepbon 81.
Sunfet @ppo PAM,
@. VI. fsitdl, General Manaaer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-22
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ltelen Die Sanoels=W arfe Der gin.
beuIer-8 uib= 8rauerei in ct. 2ouis,
Wto., bar. 9ieieS 8eiter - roenn
es als etiquette auf ben Slnihen
ibrer oerihieoenen @ebrdue err
lbeint itebt fir &einbeit unb
8oblaelbmad oes betreffenoeu Sn.
baltes oerielben.