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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-01-17

On motion OF OOM. the
following bills were disallowed:
Crowell J. F., ~jsnitor service,
teachers examination, $1S
Pixley, John, saving wood and get
ting medicine for poor, So.
Board ado ned to meet and con-
tinue this session on Feb. 5th,2 p. M,
on motion of Com. Paddock.
WIN. BORCHERT,
Chairman County Board of Commits
sioners, Blue Earth County, MINI.
Attest Ed Weaver,
County Auditor and Ex-Oficio, Clerk
of Board. .. -
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-01-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
From Tuesday and Wednesdays Dan.

From Tuesday and Wednesdays Dn4y.
Editor Adams of the Blue Earth Post
and his brother, who is an engineer
at Pittsburg, spent the day in the city.
G. P. Lampman of Columbus, Ohio,
and q. R. Lampman of st. Peter
spent the day in the city with their
father, N. B. Lampman.
E. B. Kirk returned to his home at
st. Paul this morning, and Donald
Kennedy left for his home at Rib
Lake, Wis. They have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Patterson for a
few days.
On Monday, Jan. Goth, beginners
over 5 years Old wili be admitted at
school. Parents are urged to send their
children on, or as SOC as possible af-
ter this date as beginners will not be
admitted again until next September.
E. B. Uline.
J. @. Moore Jr., who was recently
injured in a coasting accident, is bet
ter, but is unable to open one eye on
account of paralysis. 1t is expected
that he will soon overcome this diff
Guilty.
G. s. Shaw, night Waterman at the
state training school at Red Wing, ar
rived in the city at noon and departed
for Red Wing this afternoon with
Merl Chrisman, who is returned there
on his parole, which he has broken.
He will serve one to three years more.
Thomas and Evan Hughes have been
retained by John Zeigler, who has
been sued by VIM. O'Grosky for the
value of four horses that died of CLAN
ders. He denies that the horse that he
sold to the plaintiff had the CHAMBERS
when sold, and says that in any event
hewas not aware of it.
Chas. K. and E. G. Willard have
awarded the contracts for their houses
on Clark street to Conrad Wolff, and
carpenter work has already begun.
The formers house will cost when
completed about So, 600, and the lat
ter's a little over So, 800. They have
decided to put in the new Train
vacuum system of steam heating,
which has lately been patented. The
vacuum system is considered ahead
of the ordinary steam heating system.
Mr.. J. 3. Nielsen and family left TO-
day noon. over tho Omaha for a two
months trip through California. They
will visit Fresno first, where Mr. Mel
sen has two sisters living. They will
also visit Los Angeles, San Diego, San
Francisco, San Jose and other points
Of interest. Mr.. Nielsen will also visit
Portland, Seattle and Tacoma, return
ing via. the Union Pacific. Mr.. Mel
sons family will probably not return
before April, but he expects to reach
Mankato about the first of March.
During Mr.. Nelson's absence Mr..
Grue, a member of the firm Of J. B.
Nielsen & Co., will have charge of the
business of the company.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-01-17
SMALLPOX AT ASYLUM.
Hospital at Fergus Falls Is Quaran-
tined---Measures to Stop Spread Of
nicnacn

disease.
I. The state board of control Tuesday
received notice that small pox had
broken out in the Fergus Falls hospi-
tai for the insane. Only one case has
developed and every precaution is be-
ing taken to prevent the spread of the
disease among the inmates. A strict
quarantine of the hospital has been
ordered.
For the present all new patients will
be sent to the hospital at Rochester
and st. Peter. The state board of
health has been notified and measures
will be taken to suppress the disease.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-01-17

Congressman Babcock of Wisconsin
yesterday introduced his tariff bill,
which places a number of articles of
the iron and steel schedule on the free
list. We note that while he is doing
this for the purpose of getting after the
combine, as he asserts, he is silent as
to the lumber tariff, which of the two
probably works the greater injustice.
The bill is said to be more extensive
than the one he introduced last year,
and was drawn after extended confer
ences and correspondence with steel
and iron interests, the purpose being
he says, to place the rates on a strictly
protective basis. The articles placed
the free list are heavy products of
the furnace, while the rates on other
articles average about one-half the
present rates.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-01-17

The board is not certain that it
wants a state school board to replace
the board of university regents, the
state normal board and the state high
school board.
Director G. A. Morey Of Winons
offered resolutions citing the opinion
of the supreme court giving the board
of control financial management of the
schools, and stating that in the opinion
of the normal board such divided
authority was against the interests of
the schools. They ask the legislature to
take away the financial control and to
establish a state board of education
having the control, management and
supervision Of the educational in
situations
The normal board agreed to that
part of the resolution asking that the
financial control be taken away from
the board of control, but looked
askance at the other proposition.
A motion to amend by striking out
the part relating to the state board of
education failed on a tie; Directors
Morey, Eastman, Olsen and Ankeny
voting no; and Directors Phelps,
Clark. Nye and Hammond aye.
"The plan of a state board has been
tried successfully in other states"
said Director Morey, ''and in the in
terests of the state l think it should be
introduced here. A board having con-
troll of all institutions could correlate
and systematic the educational work
and give a more effective administra-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-01-17

Gas Consumers Saving Co rent of 2 regu-
O
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

In the dining room m old fashioned
feast board fairly grOaned meath It's plsn.
teous burden OF dainties. How appetizing
were those Drowned turkeys, little pigs
hams, baked beans hom.ny. brown bread
beaten biscuit, mince ana pumpkin pes
dnughuuts. pound and flnIt cake and every.
thing good, No one seemed 10 regret the
absence OF all modern decoration or rib.
tallow dips burned In the antioue brasS
Candelabrn. Pop corn was another "otua-
mentation."
The musical program was very fine, some
OF the best talent IN the city taking part
Mesd0mes w Il Bell, Morris, Bradley ana
Collins, Misses Jackson, Bell and Palm
gave the vocal numbers accompanied bv
prOfz. Collins ana Ludwig Messrs Bell
Condit, Chase and WestermaH's uksic
was we'll received. as were the lnstruinen.
tai numbers Of Messrs DIlworth, Little
fsId, Morse and Nails.
Gaits q HHmbAE 81 geatisnsa xssa pEss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
roase, letting them stand 10 the ,na. and

grease, letting them stand 10 the snu. and
as they wilt, replacing them un,ll the
grease Ia rs fragrant as the flowers; acc.
ond, by repeatedly lnfuslng fresh petals 10
OIL; and, third by infusing them In ether
which Is then distilled TO . dry solid.
As this solid sells for $3.50 an "uac4, u
10 easy 20 understand why the ether pro
cess, though far and away the host. Is not
the essences made by stepping II 10 pure
spirit are never cheap. After alI the scent
Possible has been extracted from the
grease Il ls stlll fragrant gnough 10 make
the very finest perfumed soap.
All the cltrene scents. bergamot, reIoh.
orange-hower water--are refreshing and In
a degree stimulating, Il Oropc-iy ptcaated.
To make a lasting perfume >ci2e animal
base 10 essential--musk. civet or arnbergris.
II the base Is too strong Il makes the
nower-scent curiously lrritant. People who
are eftsn tha vjetins o. asYerh scents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

With an immense tortoise shell tuck ny
comb p Ssessel by some OF her family FOR
gcnerf Ions Her earrings and pin were also
OK shci!.
The ether ladies' gnWned in bewllderingly
pretty and old style attire were Mcsiamrs
J B. llrE, z + SIN ia. W. II. and " G..
Bell, John Lewis, Chiffon. Arthur, McFal,
aud Dolly Madison. and Mrs John Clr--
brook ns "Evely BIRD" Misses Edith
CLARK, Eugen.a Haldeman and Brute Bun
ton were palnted and powdered and patched
end panniered In q way that was very
becoming
The parlor was gorgeous with Its flag.
red, white and blue ribbons flowers and
tri-co,ored candles, which illumined the
mantle, where q large engraving Of the
Father OF his Country smiled benignlF
upon the ssSemblage OF courtly ladies'. How
mrs was the effect in the hallway. where
still the hags held away. Red and white
n lsyssA bSe2astaa n9aA tAbia hsEA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

Pliny records eighty-fve remedies derived
from odorous rue. forty.oUe whoEe base
VAS mint. th.rty.two balms from ross
twenty one from lilies. blub and bloom and
seventeen medleaments strong ia the Virs
tue OF yiolets Thus II appears that the
violet cure for cancer Is among III. very
now things that surface sclenae GeOrned
because they were so very OLD.
Now, say various experts one Taust
choose and use perfumes with an eye, or
rather a nose 70 health SO II Il worth
while 70 set down the properties attributed
20 various perfumes.
Pure violet essence IS said to be espe.
cially suitable 10 nervous peope But 4.
must be obtalnci from the lowers thaTa-
selves, not the chemical imltlti0ns. Chemi-
cally derived perfumes are lFritant, robson
Gus even, TO persons Of especially sensitive
constitution.
True slower scents are obealned in three
wsyG FIRST hy EpraBdinE fresh blossoms
Aasa klsAs thiekly HnslSea HttA puEs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

simultaneously attacking their nerves. 4
awhile deadens the oifactory nerves.
whereas a combination keeps them act ve.
Hay fever which. Il IS believed By some,
odorOus pollen yielded by grass and wed
fields, IL in q way type OF perfume ac-
tion. Scent particles IN general use are not
strong enough OF acid enough TO act By
violent us. None the less. they haye their
eh'ect witness the refreshment OF laven-
der water whSn one Is faint frcm heat or
crowdlng. Lavendcr Is peculiarly suited IN
ms well as refreshing, without being ua-
duly stimulating.
Jasmine should always be rscd pre-.
A!obe II tones and braces the whole sgs-
ten. but in almost all OF its compounds 10
singularly depressing Neroli 4 the sxeer.
ton. Jasmine and neroli together 10 faipS
essence make the scent sf EcertS for Al
gAs hsrs AJsesFicsi tsndelzea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
AUSTIN,

.e reception musical which the paugh-
81 the American Revolution gave al
IA 'dcuar OF Major aud Mrs. Ira u
ns Thursday from 4 TO 10 was one o.
e nan pc .nF Interest because OF the
sd ar o. the ladies' toilettes, the elab
3 patr'oic decorations and rhe talent
Lhe musicians who contributed TO the
Of the occasion.
r.. Evans as regent OF the Thankful
bard chapter stood at the head OF the
Wing line and represented In admirable
y Martha Washington" Her gown
70 was OF rich white satin brocade,
Ted petticoat, court train, panniers and
hat a dame OF high degree In Eve
n tymes" considered the fashion, Her
knts WAS punsd peVdared and ado<sse
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
HEALTH VALuE 81 scENTs.
Ideas OF the Aneients to Which Science
Is Turnina Again.

Science at present shows a tendency to
turn back to some Of the beliefs of the
anelents regarding scents centuries ago,
says the New York sun. Scents were
accounted more than Injuries
Odorous herbs, notable yeFvain, warded
on the evil eve. The Mosaic ritual L. full
OF hyssop, nArd and franklncense. Greece
SET cinnamon gates 20 its elyslum, aud Hur-
rounded Il with scented river hundred
cublts broad. which souls swan through
snl thersby pEEsd tAsnsaIvss Il sHFttf1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

ent In the evening Governor Bob Taylor,
accompanied by Governor Savers and Judge
Bell, coming over after his lecture at the
capitol
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02


it's then ypcksd
choice OF these press buys
10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02


n ~ liar pnce
The sses Tonic III
price
APThlHI MisesBe Complex
VI LVItlL 7Eo o.
EN- et.... cake wet al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

PiGkIMGS
Ladies' Fancy Purses In black and
colors. SIC kind. 90
at, .......'.,. .s.ss.sss,,.,E e - "
Turkish Bath Soap. a good o.
soap at cake. .......... SC
Few Pairs OF our 100 Restitched
Gloves left, in black only, 90
small sizes, at, pair. .,.. SSC
Good Bristls Hair Brushes. solid
backs, regular 35c kind. at. GA
each.', ,,....s,.......... &s - ~
Tooth and Nail Brushes, quite an
assortment Of 25c grades, a.
at only. 81
Tappans Viola Face Powder, white
and pink, regular price Csc, co.
this week at............. lou
Tappan's Cold Cream. 15c 1N
size boxes. this week at. bUG
Half ounce Bottles Quadruple Elk.
tracts, all doors, regular an
price Csc bottle, one week at LOE
Cuticle Soap, a pure soap, good for
only, at, per cake. emmanuel. OIL
the skin. special this week ETC
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-24
Die 9lnti>S lnard)iitens Sill i'm &C.
nate attaeupmmett.

SIN 8unbesienate eelanate in Der
Sibung pom21. Midrs Die loaenannte
rNnti=N narbiften=8ta" Die aber eli
gentli1 ~correcter ngia gum beiferen
Shube Der &erlun bes 8rdlioenten
Der Ser. Staten uno ieiner Stea=
pertreter pber Ge1tsnadfplaer" beiz
Ben lDlte, nnb 5par geibab bas init
50 qeaen Is Stimmen, Sour e n
&epubltfaner itimmte oagegen, nGm=
lib @eaingtDn BON Marplano.
Mue Nmen6ements, Die gu Der
Bill eingebraht puroen naren, tpur>
ben pine Musnabme abgelebnt. 8or
Der A%bitimmung ergriff nod Batterz
ion BON Colorado oas Wort gegen
Die Sill, pGbreno Jairbanfs bielelbe
befiirmDrtete.
Batterion erfldrte, oaB audi er
nit Den 8weden unb 3ieleu Der Bill
ibereinitimme, loneit als Der per-
iDnlide S9ub oes 8rd1ibenten uno
8ice=8rdlibenten" in 5rage fomine.
Gber er meme, oaB o~ieienigen 8as
ragrapben Der 8ia, Die iib nit ben
uBlanert uno Nnibldsen eegen oos
2eben bes 8ralioenten befaBten, 81
melt gingen. Na9 ber pprliesenben
8ia f6nne beiipielsmeiie Semano,
Der in ieiuent eigenen 0auie i'm Nerz
ger ooer in Der uebereilung Die 8es
merfung fallen laiie, oaB Der Bra@
iioent eigentli6 tuot eemabt tuerben
ioue", 5u langidbrieer 8ubtbauss
itrafe uerurtbeilt tperoen. 9aourd)
peroe aber uur benz elenoiten 3miz
i6entrdgerz uno 9enunciantentbum
Gblr uno 3bUr gebHnet. gr babe
feinespe98 etna8 oaaeeen, nenn
iol6e Bemerfungen, tpenn Iie D f
entlib eemabt miiroen, uno
5ruar i'm eeiprphenen uber eeoruften
Wort, idper beitraft rpiiroen, aber
man mitroe auf ruiiiihe 3uitGnoe
tommen, tpenn man ieoe5 unbelpnz
nene @ort Der 8ripatsu nterbaltuns
crimlnolrehtlih auf bic @ulowase
leger moqte! -
6airbanfs oagegen ribmte Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-24
sdmt fir Manmer Der Seffeutlihfett.

Gin oterrei6ii6er Grinder bat aug einem cigen=
artis geibebenen Sabrifat ein Sleiounesfid berge=
itelt, bon Dem b~ebauptet iuiro. oaB es einein Meiier=
itib ooer einer &ugei aug Der 9iftole zines gttentdters
@ioertano leiten miro. Sic @nnabme %beiiclben
miro 9erri6ern unb Mdnnern Der Geffentli6teit
lpeabiq it, oeren a5rper Dor g6aSsa BON aussn "a Sl
i6dben, 1T es bod unenoli6 pi1tiger, i'm Dor ern=
item S6aben innerli6 si iuabren, mie lolGer aus
Masenf6rlns. I9ua9en gSieren ooer 9lutarmutb
berOoreehen mag. Sas bette Der gsifeni6aft be-
tannte Mtittel sur 9eritelung nnb gum S6us Der
@eIaaS9sit If Dag alte superlaif9e ;6ofetter's pa
Qeute bersefteat inoeln es aae ipl1e aeioen beilte. mie
frantbaiten aopfi6mer3, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Sps.
pepic, 9ldbiudt, S6lailofsteit, 9~erpofitdt uno
@allepergiftnne. Gs 1T Ierner elm alsge5eianetes
6ribiabrs= 9elebnn9s= uno 8lntreiuigun9s =Dtittel
uno ioate in isoem 9ans6alt lem, 9as e9te bat
unlere Iripat=S 6ubnlarte ant 6alie Der Tlaide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-24
pDrliegenben Sin nad, oos BEL ihrer

pDrliegenoen 8iG nab, oaB bel ibrer
IbfaIfuno Die Barteileioenldaften
rttbt oaa gerinoIte gu tbun eebabt
bdtten. Sic iei bas 6eln(tat beipn=
nerer @rtpdgungen, riht MIR i'm Gn=
terele Der Siherbeit oes Brditben=
ten, lonoern and gum G9ube oeS
0olfes, oa our6 Die S9doigung bes
Brdlioenten au1 Die @runooeIten err
lhittert puroen, auf henen unlere
6egierung berubt.
ShlieBlib eelanete Die 8iU nit
Dem porermabnten Stimlnenberbd(tz
niB our Innabme.
Sn Der iebigen Jurtn beitimnt Die
opm Senat angenOmmeng8ia Sol
genoes:
ten, tpelde ben 8ra1ioenten tDbtet
ooer ireeno einen Q1beren 8eamten,
tuelder eoentueQ ba5u berufen lit,
oeien @abfol9eGi6oft on5utreten,
poer ben SDuperGSt zines fremoen
9anoes, Doer per bep @erIub maz
6en Iollte, cine Der Norqenannten
BeriDnen gu ermoroen. lpll NIT Dem
3ooe beitraft meroen. 5erner iolG
Seoermani1, tuelder basu @eibllfe
leiitet pber ben &atb ba8u ertbeilt
ooer oasu aufgebebt bat, NIT \-ni6t
mebr ais 20 Sabren 6oIt beitrMft
perben. Mer aber Die 0rDhunG>
ausltDBt, ben 8ralibenten Dber oelien
GedtsnabfOleer, 81 ermoroen, ioll
init 6aft ni1t iiber 10 Sabre beitraft
peroen. uno ib(ieBlih 1ol1 aud
Sober, nelder einem Der eben eee
nannten Berbreben SGuloigen GUT
Sluht perbilft. als Mitibuloiaer be-
tra6tet uno in berIelben @eiIe mie
Der 0ouptiduloige beitroit merben.
Ser &rieasminiiter miro bierburb
gletd15eitig an9emielen, Gorge 81
tragen fir Die Accommodating
elmer lpeciellen Sdub=@ohe fir ben
8%rditoenten, beltebeno aus Offi5ie@
rem uno Mannl6aften Der re0ulGren
Nrntee. Die Nnuronungen Der Gin
5elbeiten bierfiir lplen Dem grmeIieu
beg. ~&riegsminiiteriums anbeimae=
felt bfeiben."
Die BON gulberlun, Bacon uno
8atteriun eingebradten Subitituts=
Sins nuroen abaelebnt, trDboem
i~tirntte aber Gulberlon auffalenoer
8eiie uidlt aeQen biele 8iG, Ipnbern
er entbielt ltb Der Nbltimmlna, pab=
reno 8ailep, Der anoere 8ertreter
beS States 3elas i'm 8unoes@Sez
nate, gegen Die Sill itimmte.
Der bemerfensmertbeite 8alius in
Der nenen 8in, lit entlbieoen berie=
niee, melber iih otf Die rgrmor=
oung oes SDuperdns zines fremoen
4anbes. reip. auf ben Mproperlu9
auf einen iolben" beaiebt.
Sat man ba etma anticipando
aebanoelt in grtpartune zines eperz
tueQen 0eIubes bes Saiiers @ilbelm
Doer zines anberen Wonarden gl1=
rDpas in ben Ser. Staaten?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-24

Der in Seem gorf eribeinenoe
independent" perDfentli1t einen
Grtifel Iber Die Ser. Staten unb
9entiblaub" aus Der Sober BON Scarf
Sbur5. in benz es unter anberem
beiBt: elmer Der peientli11ten
8ortbeile, Die Der 8eiub bes Brin=
gen 9einrib brarbte, beltebt in Der
9batiade. oaB er ale oenfenoen
Wtdnner an bieier Seite oes OCEANS
pie an Der anoeren f(ar erfennen
lieB, 5miiben ben Ser. Staten unb
9eutihlanb beitebe fein pirfliher
3uieipalt, Der gu gefdbrli9en 3piz
i~tigfeiten fiibren fDnllte. @as cine
8erlebung unierer Wonroe 9Dftrin
anbelanet. 10 benft Niemano i'm
Muslanoe ernitlih oaran. 9eutlhe
Staatsmdnner tuiiien iebr ppbl, baB
Die Sreunbldaft bieler 3epublif fir
ibr 2ano melt pertbooaer lit, als
Der 8eiiB ireeno zines @ebietes in
Nmerifa iein fDnnte. 0ieier Bunft
fam alio iebr gut auBer 8erednuna
geItellt tueroen." lleber Die Mus1iGl=
ten zines &riege8 Spiihen beiben
9dnoern beiBt es in Dem Irtifel:
rOas Sblimm1te, mas paIliren
f6nnte, mD6te cine Nrt frieofiden
3uafrieges iein, Der beioe 9beile
balo iiberseuaen piiroe, baB ieoer int
8eItreben ben onoern gu itrafeu, ii9
ielbit AM meiiten i%trafte. uno, mas
ben aampf um Die inouitrieae Ober=
berrlhaft" anbelangt, 10 fam .oiele
Sberberridaft niGt iiber einen ees
miiien Bunft binausgeben. Sic bat
ibre natiirliben @renSen. llniere
itdrtlten aOnfurrenten in manhen
9ingen linb uniere beiten &unoen in
anberen. @ir tDnnen uniere in
ouitrieae Sberberridaft niht 10 meit
treiben, bob mir uniere &unoen ruiz
niren ooer mir perben in oemIelben
WtaBe unier eigenes @e1daft ruinis
rem. &uh in inherent aIiatiIden
6anoel peroen mir lhwerlid nit
9eutf6lano in 8onflitt aeratben.
Deutibtano bat bereits erf(drt, baB
Elm bineiii6er Safen, Der pon ibm
controuirt miro, Dem Sanoel Ser
28ett uffen itebt, mie Sonefong uno
oaB anoere Natipnen uiqfommen
iino, um bas anitoBenoe @ebiet entz
tpideln gu belfen.'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-24
DR.. r. coETH,

Office in Mm. a~alteper's Mpptbefe
ode qpiopas unb Ot~6Duft0n. StraBe.
9pred3 Stunben 0 Q BIB 10 ubr
Yprmittaas unb PA uhr Nadmittaas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-24

grsab in 80 etaattn s.rI
Union in 1901 Iber 40 Su. Der
g1sr. 5aber aud ben Be-
rIhmten Maeearcni @et;sn, |
Eeldler arf uuiersr Harm 6s
tpbrt fihI'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-24

oarauf bin, oaB Der NbibluB
eines Baffen It n It anbes
in 9 il Ifrtfa bebprftebt,
pelher bermutblih MIR bic Sim
leitune 5ur eno1then q NJ
fnnpfung ppn Srtebensz
perbanb1ungen biloen mirb.
Ser 8eridt, uel6er berarti9e 5Dffs
nuneen uno gruartungen ertpedt,
fpmmt unter Dem 0atum bes %.
MGrs aus 8retoria unb bat ben nahz
itebenben @Drtlaltt:
Ser SteIoertretenoe 8rdiioent
Sdolf Burger, Or. 6eib, Der fritz
bere Stats IecretGr Der 9ranspaal=
&epublif, iopie Die Gpmmanoauten
2ufas Mieper unb &rogb, nit ibren
S~ecretdren uno Ibiutanten, farner,
nit etnetn SpecialSuge aus 8almoz
raj, ettpa so Meilen Ditlib BON 8re=
tDria, 6ier an unb muroen inter Der
8arlamentar : Slagee nab Dem
Sauptqnartier bes 2orb &itbener
eeleitet. Sic batten cine lanee I'M
t%errebuna nit Dem britiiben Oberz
Commandment unb beeaben ltd banr
unter iiGerem @eleit nod &roonitabt
peiter."
Sdpn felt etpa elmer @o6e befins
ben ftG S1alf Burger uno feline
8ee(eiter Bel &benuiter Sop, n0ro(ih
BON 8almoral, tpD nieoerbolt befti9e
Sample spiiben ben 8uren ullo oen
Ghgtdnberu %itattfanoen.
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re1t gu miiien, mas lie aus benz Be=
ri9te iiber bieien 8eiub Sbalf 8ur<
gers beint @eneral Gitbener in 8rez
turia MAIDEN ioa uno Die Wutbna=
Bungert Der ein5elnen 8ldtter bari<
Der lauten in 5olge beiien re6t per@
l1~iebenartig. Nab Der einen 2esz
art banoelt eS iid bereits UNI ben
8eginn oDn Observation-Disclosures,
BON benen Elm bafoiges oinitiges
&eiultat 5u ~ertuarten lei, um 10 mebr,
als 2ufas Meper, Der infinite
5reunb 8ptbas, babel betbeilgt lei.
8un anberer Settle aber miBt man
eerabe peeen Der Qbmeienbeit 8oz
tbas - bieiem 8eiude nur penig
prafttIhe 8eoeutung Bel. 8efanntz
Lid mar eS 8Dtba, Der pDr etpa
Sabresfriit rem 8eriu9 ntad)te, ben
Serb aitdener 5ur Nnfnupfung BON
Observation-Disclosures su betueeen.
NQetn bie1er 8eriuh l6eiterte oaz
MATS baron, baB Die g%ngldnoer iib
iiberbaupt toeigerten, ir9enonelbe
Srieoensbeoineuneen in @rndaung
| gu sieben. lpnoerit ba 1ie bon meiter
Nihts milien mDaten, als pon be-
bingunesloler INTERVIEWING. Werz
ben aber Die 8uren iebt. uaboem iie
Die gnelanoer abermal8 geidla9en
uno ihten bier @eidibe abaenum=
men un6 ben bas &Dmmanbo fib=
renben General eefangen genDmmen
baben, mebr geneigt 5u elmer be-
bi1teungslDlen Intervening fem,
als iie es bamtals paren? S6merz
lid! I%noererIeits 1T es aber uiel
pabribetnliher geuDroen, oaB bic
gng(dnoer Init iih reoen laiien'
perben, ais es bamals mar! Seben=
falls FINITE man iid eigentlib gar
feline eeeignetere Belt fir cine Snter=
benton 81 @uniten ber guren benz
fen = lei e8 pDu Seiten Der Ser.
Staten, 9eutiblanos ooer irgeno
einer anoeren Wa6t. reip. mebrerer
Wtddte eemeinfam, als ben jebigen
3eitpunft!
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