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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
MORTALITY RECORD

A. r. EeminR, a plumber who was
seriously hurt while working on the
power plant Of the Seattle Electric
Go. last summer. died al his home.
tte Boren avenue. yesterday morn
ing.
Funeral services for Theron Bos-
worth ser held today at I 80 y. m.
from the chapel OF B~uttcrWorth n
Nous. The services were under the
A. q. ~. W.
-. n. BriRga died al his home. COS
Spring street, yesterday. Of heart
failure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
MAS. JrNNIE eRowN pEAo

Mrs. Jennie Brown. wife Of James
Edgar Brown, chief clerk Of the
Hotel Butler. died At the Seattle
General hospital last night At the age
OF 80 yenra Mrs. Brown was well
known IN seattle and waa closely
nasociatsd with church work here.
She had a large circle Of acGuain-
tances who VIII mourn her death.
The bndy n now NJ the p%arlors Of
Honey Il Stewart. but the funeral
arrangements have not yet been
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
MOST PEOPLE
LIKE TO

Most people like 20 buy their medi-
.,,e. At a store where they're sure
,ssv arc pure. a, R~srteits You aro
..r, Of purity and freshness and a
ry,se lower than most stores. toe.
Hints.
witch Hanel. per nint.,.....s..or
sugar Of Niik. per pound.......2oc
porax, per pound .......-.-....tuc
slycerlne. per pound .~.~.,..aac
on prescriptions. too you'll rnd
mi, sane reasonable pricing. and
name but graduates prescription
druggists serve you. Read ON.
SLoo sine ...........55c
p,,rce's kidney cure. Neo sine sac
earter's nsgvstiee Tablets. si.@ sine
..... .s....s-... .s.s.s..so Doe
rartsr's Swedish Hair Reviewer. 81 %
xise .......s. .s..ss.ss........ssSoc
uormon kela Tablets. Gee size. zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

carrying a gun IN the island, - an
attempt TO violate the Law 10 equal
70 having the killed birds Ia poszea-
sion. Tho deputies will also be IN
utructed 60 Kin M hounds they md
running deer OF Mercer island.
There - a me Of not ieas than $50
aud rot more than 500 for shooting
OF hunting on Mercer island. or any
Island having an area exceeding 500
aerer. and surrounded by fresh wa
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
HAD NERVE

John Tredle. who lives at t0s Har-
ris street. had an encounter with a
daylight burglar yestendny after.
noon. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon
he vas sitting in the dining room
with hin wife and sister. There was
a noise heard IN the front oom and
he went In TO see what Il was. lie
found a tough-iocking fellow there
who Immediately turned on his heel
and ran. Mr.. Trodie followed him,
but the fellow made his escape. The
nnllaa Mern nnllILnd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

FOR TUNNEL
AND DEPOT
Engineer Theu,son Viii Make Re
port At SPECIAL Council Meeting
Tonight

At the special meeting Of this houn-
ell tonight City Epsiueer Thomson
Will present hts rvtaft upon the en-
tabltshment Of permanent grades On
the streets included in the tide land
district. Two weeka ago Mr.. Thorn
son made a partial report upon the
matter. but could not max. IL com
picfc because. az he stated. he did
rot knoN exactly what were the
plans Of the Great Northern railroad
regarding the tunnel and paassn-
ger depot. lie WIS then ordered to
arrange the grade figures irrespee-
tive OF the tunnel OF depot. and this
viii he reported tonight. II n likely
that the report will be discussed tn
detail by the members Of the council.
The council has also several other
routine matters to dispose % tonight.
IL IL expected that Mayor flumea
Wiil issue M emergency for 10 addi-
tioual policemen this evening an 4
this viii come before the council for
approval. The mayor believes that
the appointments afc necessary. In
Wow 81 the large crowds OF people
who VIII d. IN town during the car
nivai The appointments will be
temporary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
cl1Y lIenTINe PLANr

city Engineer Thomson returned
last evening from y weeks visit To
the location OF the proposed munieip-
al lighting plant NJ Cedar falls. He
has several gangs OF men out sur
veying the district and laying out q
route for a pole line. Altogether
there are about 30 met employed on
his work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
CHAIN GANG
FINDS COLD
Starting Discovery Made on Profsn.
ity Hin This Morning

Startling Discovery Made on Profsn-
ity Hin This Morning
Guard George Hheehan u the city
chain gang this morning made The
startling discovery that there WAS
a deposit OF gold IN the strata u de-
eayed quartz under Profanity Hill.
near the corner Of Seventh avenue
and Ierier way. The discovery was
made while the chain gang WAS at
work. Guard ahsehan took a sample
OF the rock containing the ore TO pg-
lice headquarters. Another sample
viii be aHaayed.
This morning. while e%Eeavating for
the new city park on fealer way
near Seventh avenue Hheehan no
tleed a peculiar looking depoeit In a
layer Of efumpied quartz through
which the prisoners were digging.
Hhcehan has done considerable min
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

Just below the Centennial Mil on
tide water. you win see for yourself
the improvements being made on the
INTERSTATE FISHERIES CO.'S
property. ana do not blame any one
but yourself II you have to pay more
for stock IN that company by Juat
waiting a few days more. We have
given you plenty Of notice. and II you
want 10 become Interested III this
most phenomenal paying business
with your few spare dollaru. come
now and take advantage OF the Inn
mediate raise in price Of stock. IN
TEH-STATE FISHERIES co, 302-
3O3 Pacific block, Seattle, Wash,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
WERE THEY
DROWNED?

Since the overturned hoatwssfound
IN Green Lake saturday The police
missing persons.
This afternoon. II il reported. that
q young couple mystsrtousiy dtsAp-
pearcd from Mrs. ADAMS boarding
house on Fourth aNeuu hear pike
street. last Friday.
The couple rented apartments a
few days before but gave no name.
The persons who hired the hpat 1T
Green Lake last Friday Answe the
description Of Mrs Adams dodgers.
This clue IL nov being FOLLOWED
by the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

PfTTsBURG, Aug is.-The re-
ported early retirement Of Sehwab
from the presidency Of the United
states steel Corporation cannot be
confirmed here, but n Is accepted ~
u fact. The Carnegie officials know
nothing OF g. Sehwab IL known TO
be q sick man. His aiiment IL said TO
be OF a mental rather than a physical
Nfufn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

"BlInd Tom Dunraven and q. A.
Osgood, two old men said 20 be
saloon ioafers. were arrested by Pn-
licemcn McCiurg and Helms this
morning 40 vhgrnnts. Both were
locked up Ia the city jail A. the
same time James duncan was ar.
rested by Policeman La Count for
disorderiy conduct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
JUDGE MILLER

John r. Miller. an attorney Of Sc
attic, was this morning appointed
police court justice by Mayor Humes
lie will serve IN place Of Justice
George during the absence Of the
latter for two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

The %battIeship oregon II at the
navy yard and VIII 50 into drydock
tomorrow. Boats leave coimnn dock
at 3 10. . and 10 a n. ] Is 2. 2 20
and 4 30 .. ~. Fare SOC round trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

The battieahip Oregon win be put
in drydoek tomorrow. Tuesday. at 4
p. m. To see this novel sight. take
boats leaving Colman dock at 0. 80. 0
and 10 a M, 10. ? and ? 80 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
FARALLoN ARRIVES

Steamship FarHllon arrived from
Lynn canal today with ~ passengers
and a llEht cargo OF salmon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

Good service will be given 10 Races
At king County. Fair Grounds. Cars
leaving from King street and First
avenue outh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

Ing and knows gold when he sees Il.
lie picked up "a handful of the ore
and examined u closely. The traces
Of gold were unmiatHkably there.
Il have noticed that there IL quite
% depuatt Of different minerals un-
der that hill. said George Sheehan
today. There Is lots II mica ana
other metals that are usually found
with gold. ! was little surprised
this morning when the gold vas
found. Whether " IT, in paying
quantities or not / am unable 20 tell,
but I viii o o find out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

Good service viii he given 60 Races
ct King County Fair Grounds. Cars
leaving from King street and First
avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

Good service VIII be given 20 Races
At King County Fair Grounds. Cars
leaving from King street and first
avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

handsome garments: 35c value; selling at...-2Sc
Ladies' Fine Jersey Ribbed Ions Sleeve Vests.scro-
Chef and tapped neck. selling ~<oc
Ladies' Fine Taffeta SILK Waists, black. red and
green, newest patterns. $3.50 $4.9S
Lucille Kid Gloves. newest shades. equals amy SIS
glove. specialize. .....-...-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
Ready to Wear Goods SPECIALLY PRICED


1if0f &DfocI t-uoqH irH4 tnt
In pink. blue AMI black: fit
like a glove, per pair .-A.OO
Featherweight Baptiste Cor
sets. erect front. gored sides.
glove fitting, $l.75 value;
selling ...-.... ..-.....%i.So
MCGEE Patent Adjustable
Yoke. Black italian Cloth
Petticoat. i4-inch wide ruff
fle. edged with 4-inch ruffie.
neatly corded and canvas
faced, all seams double
stitched; selling at...&225
Fancy Coiored Jersey Ribbed
Sleeveless Vests. pretty cro-
chet lace and double row OF
tape trimmed neck: real
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-24

Railroads are not eleemoSvnaGy inStitu' tions. The men who build them are Selely ae,uated by the desire of making money In the projecting Of such en,errrlses, the more problemaiicsl the earnings of q rail road may be-the greater the risk that Is Ia ken with the money expended on the in' ,estmsnt-the more money seNpeet5d ln dividends. should the venture prove sue cssSful. AZ itS inception the W. ?. X |. Ry. generally conceived to be a dis ordered ripe tream. Though bull, largely with British capital it was built in de- h,nce of conservative British business methods That there might be stability 10 the country could then only be sur missed. The construction oi the w. ?. x Y. was a bold vsnlure-d leap ln the dirk. But ii was a biz winner ont Is perhaps the best money making venture in the country. lt ought to ee, because it WIS the most extensive nd plu>kieSt outlv V ot cold cash. lt wiped Dyel ot the mp and made a town of Skagwlv. Now that the Whit. Pass Rv. people have finished Spendiu- their millions on the building of the rod and are deep in ,hs work of gathering them back again, thev co no, seem like he same genial fellows who Spen, lviShlV but never demanded pay. Railroad teop.e, telmS,erS, piekerS, dog musheiS and those who tote upon their 6llkS, are sll made ot the Identical mud. lt Is in their nature Co transport all they can and charge an they can ge, fer doing it.
 The same roar h. te,mS,erS have made against the railroad the packers made against the tsamSterS, the muSherS sgsinS, the packers. Those who pa.d the freight have ananihematized them all. l,'S case Of this Is the house that JIck buili in the ascenting and tke wiii man oi Borneo to the descending St le. Each Of these vlri- ouS carriers have been able Co turn on their customers and tell them if they dit net like the charges they eould pick their own freight. They were all acting upon their plain rights in doing so. The w, P. X Y. tariff vefy steep, but i,S immense vol ume of business shows that it Is bv no means prJhi5i,iye. The element of un- fairness does not lie to the tJriff sheets ,i the company lt may not be intumheu, upon the government Co atiuiita,e how much ihe company ought or ought not to make, especially when the railroad, like other carriers, can tell its p.,lrus thlt it they don't like the rates they san i'ins- port their own goods.
 But the W. z. X Y. is in no position to do this, tor they have ! lac l barriers across the pass to prsyen, the publ frcm competing with them even in the very humblsst way. That it Is Iiaht for the government to dictate rates Co this com- panv Is questionable, but that the com pany Is allowed to bar free trafi; from White Pass Is outrageous.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-24
SEATTLE AGENCY.

Hotel Northern Ncws stand. Norther' Hotel. First street. seattle. Wash.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-24

Hundreds of eyes read the advertising columns of the Alaskan esch tiv. They scan these columns closely. Business men do you want resuitS2 We hlve the proper medium. Phone 10 for the man with the rate card Co call.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-24

sworth S Agi;,rs. wholesale ical.r- C. rth avenue. between Broadway a1,
 streets. received by last hvsi .naicv poultry. tut 's and Nege tables
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-24

If you want good work done telephone No. iis Automatic. Key City Laundry They take t away and return iJ in a few hours. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-24

IL you want Co be well informed cu lot | hippeningS, subscribe for ihe Diliv Alas kan. Phone 70.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-24
Wanted

2, o, wortu .f secondhand furniture ai sDta stre~, second Hand Store. oppo .its soarc of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-24

Seattle Export Beer. delivered In any part Of the city for e per dozen quarts by B. R. BottlinE Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-24
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROJ

Pacific and Arctic Railway and Navigation Company British Columbia Yukon Railway Company British Yukon Railway Company.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-03
q u 8 I a n D

Gus 5trallunb miro gelbrie=
ben: 6ier gelangte jebt elm gang
ldberliber BrDceB ue9en 8eleiois
gung bes 2anbratbs b. Maltaabn in
@rimnen, BrDnina BDmmern, gum
Gbihluife. Sn SOlee oeS erbitter=
ten @ablfanpfes bel elmer @eihss
ta9Snahpabl feierten bic syreiiinniz
gen ben @eburtstag in einen1 unb
Die gDnlerpatipen, oarunter Der
6err 2anoratb. in einent anoeren
6Dtel. 6err 8ranot, elm 8erliner
Suurnaliit, iiberianote oem Or. @en.
oorH einiee bumDriftiihe 8erie iiber
ben 2anbratb. Or. @enoDrH uerlas
oielelben in leibt ipDttenoem Gone;
aber ettpaS anitDBiger WeiIe Bel benz
Banfett Der freiiinnieen uno 6err
Ste9ert, Der Neoacteur elmer i'm Orte
erlheinenoen 3eitung. berDffentlibte
lie. @egen bieie uno perlhieoene
anbere YeriDnen. tpelbe bic @erle
NIT 8eifaa aufnabmen Doer in Ipn1t
elmer @eile ibre 8ufrieoenbeit iiber
oieielben funo aaben, itellte Wtaf=
babn einen Strafantraa. Der 5au
berurlahte aebn Wtonate lang Mufs
ieben unb tpurbe ielbit i'm preuBis
ihen Nbgeoronetenbaule beipro1en.
Der BrDaeB lbfDB nit Der 8erur-
tbeilung bes 6errn Brandt gu elmer
6aft BON einem Wtonat, oes 6errtl
Stehert su elmer @elobuBe pon 300
Warf unb bes Dr. @enoDrff au elmer
lolhen ppn so Warf. Ger Staatss
cnpalt beantragte cine 6aft pDn stuei
WDnaten eegen einen 6errn Beder,
tpelder tpdbreno oes 8erlelens Der
8erie lebbaften 8eifaa befunoete
unb nberrlih" ausrief, ieoDb tpuroe
oerielbe frei9eiproben.
- Wan ihreibt aus Berlin: SIM
6inblif auf ben benoritebenben ges
iu1 bes &ronprinsen sSriebrib BON
9dnenarf i1reibt Die pffisi6Ie
,NDrobeutihe Glleemeine 8eitune" !,
es lei Der Munlb oeS beutiben &aiz
Iers uno Der beutlben Station, oaB
Der bdniide &ronprin5 ourh iein
0ertpeilen auf oeutibem 8ooen in
Der ueberseuaune beitdrft tueroe.
boB III Deutlblano iiberaa Die Neis
gung uno Der feit g8iae, beiteben,
ssreunoibaft nit Ddnemarf i'm Sn-
tereiie beioer Wdbte anoauerno su
pfleeen.
5n elmer WaidinensSabrif gu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-03
gett iiber so ssahret,

ibon tuurbe Mrs. @inslDm's @ou.
thing Syrup pDn WilIiDnen pDn
Miittern beim 8abnen Der ainber
angetpenbet. @irit Du i'm Shlafe
bur1 bas Sbreien zines &inbes ges
ltDrt, oas in, 8abnen iit un6 DDr
Sbmeraen tpeint? gReun 10, laf{e
iDfDrt eine Slaibe pDn ,Wirs.
WinSloms SDDtbing ebrup" bplen.
Sein 8ertb iit unbesablbar. Sc
miro bem fleinen 2eioenben lDfurt
2inberung perihaffen. gerlaBt eub
barauf. Wtiitter, es ift tein 3ueifel
oariiber. Sc BELT Diarrbpe, regu,
lirt ben Waeen unb Die geieren, be.
feitigt Bino &ulit, erpeibt ben
@aumen. perbinbert gntsiinbuna
unb itdrtt bas gan5e 5pften. .Mrss
8inslDps Suotbing Sprup" fir sab.
nenoe &inber 1T angenebm i'm sc.
f6mad; oas Hecept ita,ntnt bon
einem Der beiten tpeibli1en Merste in
ben Ser. Staaten. &c lit BEL allen
Druggiiten in Der gansen @elt gu
buben. Breis Is Gents per sSlalhe:
&auft niGts anoeres, als Wers.
WinSlDtpS SDothinasSprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-03

@1attsn bes 9aules!" orbnete Ro9is
an, Der glei4fdlIs eine piitole ge3ogen
bate.
Didt an bic W}auer eebriidt, eilten
bic 9erren am !9aufe entlang, Bis tie
bic gde erreic1t hatten. 9ier ma9ten
fie 6alt, un6 ber poraneebenbe Maler,
IN Der 99edten Die idubberette Wuffe,
bog ben &opf ein penis bor, linn gu iez
ben, fpas auf Der onbere1 Seite pors
atng.
9luf bem aus eei9liffenen @anbteiz
men sefiigten, etpas porlpringenben
@odel bes l1nterbaues 1tanb iebt ein
mann, Der on einem Senfterlaben bes
Uau1tfstntmers bsrumta1tete. Die 9ers
rem btelten ii9 iebo9 ni9t lange bamit
auf, fein fpeiteres 9eginnen gu beoba9z
ten. Ginen Mtnf tauf9enb, fprangen
ite NIT bo4gebaltenen1 @epplber I'm bic
Ode. uno gaodik rief nit bonnernber
@timme: .Steb, Buride-eine 8etpe=
enng, 10 iase t9 Dir eins &ngel in ben
2eib!"
Dis 0robuna that ipirtlta ibre
Sdu1bisfeit; oer Mann rna9te feinen
@erfud gu entflieben, unb erf als bic
9erren ibn beinabe erret4t bdtten, elttt
er langfam BON fetnem Stanborte bers
unter.
r@dmieberl- ieib'sq" rief Der
Dottor auriidprallenb, ols ct tn bes
8urihen @eitbt f9aute.
oWas babt Sbr bier su iuhen2"
berr59te i'm ber Maler an.
yDie 8iiGennagb-bie 2iefe! Sic
tit mein Sdab unb tuirb meine 6rau,
ID babe ibr geflopft, bamit fte oufs
MAIDEN folle," ertpiberte ber Meni9
fred.
,aiigt niht, @6mieber. babur6 mir6
ni9ts befer; bic 2iele 1T ein iebr bras
pes Mdb9en," mahnte Hbeber ernit
ltnb obne Die Waffe gu ienfen.
ngla, beiratben min iie barum ober
bo9!" gab Der Qrbeiter unbeipegt aiiz
rid.
,@etpib ipirb lie bas tpollen. Mber
nadtlide 3ufammenfiinfte pirb tie
@u9 ni6t betpillisen. tpenieftens CLAUDE
i'd es nt9t,1 iaste Der Doftor.
.&eine Museinanberl leBungeu, 9ans!"
mifhte fi9 8arl RodtB neuerbings
Elm, ntpir noIlen ben 8urfden ber 2ieie
geaeniiberItellen, bann tpirb bic Wabrz
beit i6on beraustommen"
(SprtIebuna folat).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-03

6heDt tuurben burb bic @rplDIipn
elmer @ranate, Die unter oas gum
ginlbmel5en beitiintttte alte gi1en
aeratbeu tuar, elm Grbeiter getDbtet,
uno stuei anbere 1hper rerlebt.
- 9em Safer @ilbelm Ii. tpuroe
BON ieinen 2eibdrsten Die @eiiune
81 9beil, iib i'm Gaunen cine MG=
bigung aufsuerlegen, ba ,ionit Die
8efabr oes &rebies bel ibm nabe-
liege, an pelder &ranfbeit befannt=
lib iein gater geitDrben 1T. 8uerit
tpollte iicb Der &aiier basu nibt ents
i6lieBen, bDb lDI 8rpf. BON 2eut=
bDlo oattit georDbt baben, fib ppn1
6Dfe suriif5u5ieben tpenn Iein @atb
nibt befDlgt tuerbe. Daraufbin lpn
iib Der Munarb bann bereit erfldrt
baben, in 8ufunft ettpas tpeniger su
rauben.
Sberleutnant b. BreoDp lit
gum beutfben Wiilitar Nttade in
8aIbingt0n ernannt toDroen uno
atpar NIT Wirfung pDnt l. Desenber
an. St tpar bisber Nbiutant bel Der
eriten @arbez z&apallerie= 8rigabe unb
itano als Sffisier bel ben @aroez
&uraliiren.
= Die CUR 8eit in Berlin einlaus
fenben 8eridbte aus oeutiben Sn@
tereiien 8entren lauten burhpeg
bDhit peiiimiitiib. Die nGp1i.
3tg." sefdllt ftb in Der gtnlIe Der
uaailanora" un6 propbeaeit, baB es
auf Sabre binaus gu einem StilIz
ftanoe, tuenn nibt gar gu einert
Gudibritte i'm tnouitrieqen 2eben
Deutiblanb 8 fDntnten ueroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-03
(Sprtiebuna folat).
Ytpanaia M,illionen iiir sbeater.

@lan iddst, baB oas amerifanii6e @olf in Der leb=
ten Saion $40, ,0Oo,0Go fir Sbeater= goriellunsen
auseeseben bat. @dbrenb es nlosti6 ift, ben auf
bieie gsee peranasabten getrae absui6dben, III es
aanS unmi0eli6, oen, aliidbrlid bon Deuen, uel9e
tire 8eIunobeit mieoer su erlangen perufen, oer=
aus9abten getrae 9enau absui6dten. S5ean=4ei=
ien 6lima= =gerdnoerun9 unb Mebnlides tpiro an=
empfoben, aber aud all Sas perfeblt oft ieinen 3iued
Ser CUTE 3ufanb oes Mtagens 1T Die @runologe fir
Die 8eiunbbeit. SIT 9ein Wtaeen idtua9 ooer auBer
Srbnung, uno leioeft 9u an gerbauungsi6fpdhe,
@erfopfune, @alisteit. Nerpodtdt ooer S6laloiis
teit, 10 braude Gu Iofort 6otetter Wtageu= Bitter
Gs 1T Die bette Weoisin Der gBslt, I'm ben Maeen
ipieber in feline iorntale eraiina9 81 brineen. @ute
Geiuubbet miro ib iifer oana6 einffeleii. geriude
es uno iiber5eu9e Did oauon. Dian perrleoe Grfab=
mittel uno gababntungeni
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-03
Gbrem Sas 9llter nidbt.

gs lit ihmabpDI, tpenn janee
2eute oem Nlfer Die ibuloige Mh=
tung periagen. @erabe bas @egen=
tbeil lit aber Der aau in 8esug auf
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