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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11

accumulations of securities of these two railroads will be accomplished.
 During one of the periods of panic in the Street some offieious or malicious party induced to Comptroller of the Currency to have a special examination made of the Morse chain of national banks in this city, about a dozen in number. These are the banks in which Morse, "The Iceman" bought control a year or two ago. Knowledge that the examination was be- ing made passed along the line and the bearish element was full of gloomy for bodings. All at once the matter dropped. It now turns out that these banks were found to be in suburb condition. and the further fact has become known incident ally that the Ice man" has cleaned ID over S90O0, 900 in the stock market since last November having been a persistent and consistent seller from almost the beginning of the decline His operations were on a large scale and unvaryingly successful. John Carroll, for many years the righthand man of Boss Crolzer. was associated with MT. Morse in his market deals and is reported to have made at least S2000,000. He has become president one of MT. Morse's banks and has re- tired altogether from politics The two gentlemen named are said to have let ex- Mayor Van Wyelx in with them on some of their trades and cleared for him about $25O000. Ex-Mayor VanWyck left his office with a dollar, having lost every cent he had in unfortunate speculations in Wall Stret. He is again moderately rich man and can live in quiet comfort on his newly acquired competence. Ex- Mayor Van Wicks habits are simple and he will have no trouble in getting along on what he has
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11

The reduction in the Steel dividend is of the investments in Steel securities. At current prices the preferred stock yields about the same on the investment as the common and there Is tendency on the part of holders of the common shares to shift into the senior issue. This changing about Is going on to a consider able extent already, and, as the situation becomes better understood, more people will make the change. Around the prices that ruled the middle of the week, Steel common yields 111s per cent. while Steel preferred returns 1Os4. The preference shares have $50S O00. 900 of common stock behind them. The advantage of making the change is apparent to every investor who looks for a permanent return on his money.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11
rake posaesslon of nooks.

Paris, October 10.--An examining mag istrate, M. Flory today took possession of the books of the Franco-Ameriean Oil company The manager of the concern re- gently left Paris for America and share holders complained that they had received no dividends
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11
czar Makes Pleasant impression.

Berlin. October 1O.-The czar makes pleasant impression on the townspeople during his stay at Darmstadt He walks tranuuilly about the streets, attended by one or two adjutants, looks in the shop windows. buys anything he fancies, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11

often stands at a ground floor window of the old palace smoking cigarettes and looking at the people passing, The czar seems to be without nervousness. His face Is not lined and he does not appear to be anXlous.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. 7-room modern home; lot 50x24O; 10th ave- nue, north, near 24th street 7-room house; 18th street, near Avenue C.. Broom brick; Sth avenue, north, near 18th street; modern. 4-room cottage 11th street and Avenue H; low price and liberal terms broom modern home; 10th street, south; very cheap. Four nice residences in Avondale on low prices and liberal terms. Groom cottage; Woodlawn; eIegant; well improved lot; see this.
 FOR RENT. Hotel corner; 3rd avenue and 22nd street. north; 34 rooms. Ground floor office; First National bank building. Fine store on Avenue A, and one on 1st avenue; see them. S-room house at North Haven; $50. Groom house; 519 26th street. $2O. stores; 3rd avenue, near 18th street; each $175. Foundry corner 16th street and End ave- nue. Store; Avenue c and 10th street; $3250. Eight Broom houses on list avenue and 10th street; each .55. 20l2 10th avenue. south; 8 rooms; $50.
 
 Southeast corner Avenue G and 21st street. S90. Rooms over 19OS-10 Avenue D. each S. 1928 10th avenue; 4 rooms; $15. sol 24th street, north; rooms; S27.50. Those having property for sale or for rent will do we'll to list 1t with us. as we have good opportunities for finding cus- toners. MALONE REAL ESTATE G INSUR-
 ANcE CO.,, Both phones 613. 2017 1st Ave.
 FOR RENT. S25-10-room house; servants house, stable, bath; house built suitable for two fam lilies. Crowder station, Highland ave- rue car line. S25-New Broom house; modern; near Smithfeld station; lot S5x21O S2O-Good 5-room cottage; cistern. Corner Ware avenue and Allen street, north. s2O-6-room house; No. 2217 Avenue E; good garden; water furnished. $O-7-room house; good we'll bath. Fist street, between 12th and 18th avenues, north.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11

All our showings were born this season. You may be assured they are correct.
 AL & DAVE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11

It's the season for banquets and din- ners. The finest Wines and Liquors for these affairs come from Jacobs Phar- macy Liquor Department.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11

district there Is no man of consequence personally unknown to fewer individuals than John D. Rockefeller He is proba- bly, the most unsocialable man in the money world. He is not likeable man and avoids personal intercourse with hu- manity. It Is next to impossible to ob- tain personal interview with him, and those who do meet him say that he Is as unresponsive as a glacier, and as cold. Few people ever get rise out of him. He Is courteous and all that, but never offers information, and even to his closest associates he Is as much of mystery as to the general public. H. II. Rogers, who is probably closer to him than any other man In the world, not even excepting members of his own fam fly, admits to his intimates that he does not know MT. Rockefeller, although he has been with him for thirty-five years and has handled more business for him than all others combined He said the other day. in conversation, that after thirty-iye years of daily intercourse, he felt that he could say that he knew MT. Rockefeller a little bit. No man living knows what Mir. Rockefeller's secret am- bitions are. what he proposes to do with his stupendous fortune. He does not look nor act like man of overwhelm- ing ambition. yet, his performance gives the lie to the theory that he is simply amassing money for the purpose of see ing how much he can get. If he should live ten years longer and continue as he has done during the last two years he will be worth S2,O00 O0oOOO and will have control of the transportation and indus trial field of America. He Is the most DOW erful individual in the United States, if not in the world, and is seemingly as bent now on adding to his power and his |. bna at period of his career. The mystery which envelopes the man and the universal ig- norance as to his secret plans and par poses adds to the fear in which he is held. In the fullest sense of the word he Is a wonder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11
Louie W. F. Hart Dead.

Louisville, Ky. October 1O.-Louis W. F. Hart, wealthy. retired hardware mer- chant fell dead on Market street today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11

Now that John D. Rockefeller has be- come the acknowledged King of Wall street" greater interest than ever at taches to the man. In all the financial
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11

All kinds of cuts. Age-Herald . graving Department.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11

There is well-grounded belief that James R. keene has formed a market alliance with the Standard Oil magnates and that he will work with them from now on. Mir keene was formerly in close business re- lationship with H. H. Rogers, William Rockefeller, and others of the Standard oil party and 1t was through him that they unloaded great masses of Amalgamated | copper stock about 125. He is said to have sold OOOO0 shares for H. H. Rogers alone at figure which netted him $25 0000OO
 That S25,00O,000 was clean velvet and rep | resented MT. Rogers individual profits in , the big copper deal. When MT. Keene joined hands with J. Pierpont Morgan in the early manipulation of the steel trust stock a wall was built up between him and the Standard oil crowd. Now that he has pulled away from Mir Morgan cor diality betwen the great speculator and his former clients has been resumed Mr
 Keene is back on the Street again with all of his old time dash and vigor He is completely restored to health and is more like himself than he has been for three years. MT. Keene has a reputation for being able to buy or sell more stock in less time and with least disturbance to the market than any other man ever in Wall street. His equal as a trader has never been seen, and he carries on his campaigns with such adroitness, skill md secrecy that even his closest friends are never aware of his position.
 The attention of spectators as well as investors is being directed to the cheap bonds. It is discovered that good bonds can be bought at current prices on a and 6 per cent. basis and considerable money Is going into them in preference to stocks This tendency Is growing and is almost certain to result in an advance in bonds Indeed, speculation is working into that channel to the detriment of stock There are good bonds on the market which at current quotations yield even higher than 6 per cent. and it Is morally certain that they will go 10 to 15 points higher, where as there Is more or less uncertainty in stock speculations or Investments Money Is accommodating in the centers with un- healthy rapidity and 1t will not be long before it will be compelled to seek an out let. The bond specialists are looking ahead to quite harvest in their line.
 The professionals are trying to make a second steel out of Amalgamated copper. They say that Amalgamated copper is in reality worth no more than steel common and that it Is certain to pass its dividends in the not remote future. There is no guarantee that this will be done, but play is predicted on the theory that If the Standard Oil party is bent on still lower prices 1t will use Amalgamated copper as a weapon to beat the rest of the market down. This party is in absolute control of the copper situation and its future course is subject to the pleasure of the petroleum magnates
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11
R6ddIl-Mdd6 Waists.

This waist department Is located on the second floor, near the millinery department. The styles on display there are of the very newest designs and are right up to the minute. We will be glad to have you visit the ready-nade waist department whether on purchase bent or no-you will like the display.
 Latest designs in taffeta waists, black and white, and blue and white, in small checks, shirred yoke, piped panel front, button trim v nA med; special. ... .... 'OO Soft quality taffeta waists in whites and blacks, tucked and medallion trimmed; excellent values; 2 RA for. .. . ... .O.CO Mohair waists, white, black, brown and navy with button and taffeta trim ming, one of the newest de- 9 SO signs of the season. :. ..... .O'OO Black Mohair Waists, large plaits, plain stylish effect, m tor.. ... ... ......... I'OO W aists in novelty vestings, green dots, large plaits and graduating panel front one of the swellest 9 SO models this season. .O.OO In the wash waist department one can find display of the prevailing styles. The prices vary
 We Wish to Make Announcement. Of the fact that we carry a we'll as- sorted line of the celebrated c. B. Cor sets, in all sizes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11

of the many purposes of the Rockefeller accumulations of securities of these two railroads will be accomplished.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11
LdC6S, EmbrOId6rleS
 1Dd th6 IikR.

LdC6S, EMOP0l06fl6S
 and th6 Lik6.
 This counter is we'll supplied with the newest ideas in the Iaces of the day. The prices are, in nearly every instance, less than you have been ac- customed to pay before the advent of the Steele-Smth store. For today's ad- vertisement we have chosen these few as samples of what one may expect in this department
 Wood Fibre Lace in bands of various width, cream and white, .0rLo dt. ~ V
 And upwards.
 Persian bands, in assorted OE colors and figures .......... ~OC
 And upwards.
 Silk applique in cream and pure OA white, very neat designs, yd. cOC Guimps, in cream and white, 1OLo black and colors. ...... I@/zC Ecru and black applique lace. various widths and in as many diff Q RO ferent grades. -. ~.CO
 And upwards.
 Ready-made founces of the neatest and most pleasing style, IS inches wide, four yards to piece, 1So per yard... ... ....... lCSs Nainsook embroidery, with insertion to match, will be shown Monday and Tuesday in assorted widths and newest designs, 17Lac OS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-03
"Lone STAR ier Die 9tettmna.

-
ais Saedms etuft sur snmmerseit,
Wtdbt ribtig adbt segeben,
9a tuutbs auf Grben tueit nus brett,
&eiu 1rambleim an ben Mebcn.
llao 5mpiter rtef idfuer ersrimmt:
u0n ShMft mic ioa amf Grben,
@enn mats ben @eim ben MemSd1en
nimmt,
Ser 9nrft erleniat meroen 2"
Treanb 8adbns bbrt ibn rnbig an
ltne tpteS oamn till binunter;
Da iak beim 8tere Mann an Manr,
ltno aIlcs aedte mnater.
limb Supite. erid1rpfen fpridt:
uQSaS f0it benn onS beeenteu,
Wemn es Sir an benz Wein gebrtdbt,
90 gtebit 9u 8ter ben 2eutea 2"
Odd 8abns faat: n9as lit NAL 10,
Die Seute tpDaten'S baben,
GS tOmmt BON Gan Mntumio,
Hub tut am beiteu fabem,"
,,Gs braat's BITE n9Dne q re-
Sraueret
Die srDRen Mni senieRet,
limb tuer eS trinft uuo mo es Jet,
Wett @oImft iuiro's beariiBet!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-03
8.
Sn@olms ftorb i'm bpben 81

SnSolms itarb i'm bDben Nlter
BON 80 Sabren Garl &reiB.
Sci Der meiteren 8erfolqung
oes SALES bes 5rdulein @oael, Die
in Beaumont ermoroet tpurbe, bat
ith berausaeteut, baB ale Die Rros
tofole iber Die 2eidenibau uno Die
Der 8rano SurD unterbreiteten 3eug.
niie 9eitoblen mproen iino. RiGs
ter IS. $. Scope bate bielefben in
Gerwabrung.
SIN SDur2afe Oelbiitrift fieBt
oa8 Del nidt mebr aus ben 8run=
men BON ieGbit, lonoerr e8 muB eee
pumpt meroen.
8efanntlib bate Die @aple8s
Ylatter Company in Sort
Wortb in ibrem Nngebot fir
2ieferung BON 3uder an ben Staat
elnen Srrtutn beganqen, inoem ite
etnen iiberaus nieoriqen 8reiS fiir
ben Nrtifel aniebte. Die 5irma
moute oies nnhtrdatib beri6tieen,
Der @eneralzS taot8anpolt lieB fih
ieooh ni6t oarauf elm. Nl8 nun Der
ginfdufer fir ben Staat unldnoit
unter Dem G~ontraft, Der ibr suges
iproben moroen mar, bel Der Iirma
cine garlaeung 8uder beitellte,
puroe Der Nuftrag niht ausgefabrt
uno Der Staat miro nun i'm 0ffenen
Warfte faufen uno Der Waples=
Biatter G0mpanp ben llnterldleo i'm
Breiie anrebnen. Der etaat bat
ndmlib einen gbed Der Sirma BON
$500 fir Die prompte Nusfubrunq
oe8 8ontraftes in 6dnoen.
9. $. @infler bon 8renbam
bat bic BON Der 2esislatur poreete,
bene SteIe als ueberieber aus Dem
Spaniiden i'm 9epartement flr gta=
ttltif uno @eibdfte erbalten. ST
miro ale Die biltDrii1en Dofumente
aus Dem Spaniihen inc @ngliiAe
iiberleben, Die iib in Dec Staats=
GibliDthef b%efinoen,
Cine arDBe Wenae ignuronter
9te9er flleber aus Dem 9taate Wi1=
iiiiippi, neil ibnen pDraelDeen NOR.
ben lit. oaB, tpenn Maior Garoa.
man gum StaatSgouperneur ermahlt
merbe, ct Die Sflaperei pieoer ein-
fibren mirbe. 8eranlaBt muroen
1T Diele punoerli1e Sur1t ourh
Den sOauptpunft bes Brogramnts,
nab mel6em 8aroaman feline
Gampagne flbrte. gr nerlanat
ndmlih, oaB Die GGulfonos i'm
Staate Miifiiippi nod Dem 9ers
b6ltniB Der pm beioen Staten ae=
5oblten Steuern unter bic Shulen
fur WeiBe uno Sarbiee o~erteilt
tperoe, tpobei natirli9 Die Sarbiaen
iebr ihleht pegtommen muroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-03
I'm Suntractpren

fir bic @raSiruns uno ben San gutter
6tcss GtraRen, fomie Der n5figen
0rafea tn Serar gpmntp, 4eEaS,
TIM Setra9e BON finfbunoerrtaufenb
Dollars (S5O0,OOO).
8eriie9elte Gnaebote fiir Die obige
arbeit peroen enteeeensenommen
in Der Imtsitube oes County. glerts
Bis gum 10. October 1903, Wittaes
UNI II ubr. Dieielben mulien aos
o~reiitrt iein an bas @eriht Der
@ountp $ @ommiiidre bon 8erar
County. 9eras, unb mlilen nit Der
obigen Iufihrift perieben fem. Die
Dem Gontrocte gu @runoe su leeenoen
Bfdne uno Specificationen itno
pom 81. September 1903 an bonn
&ountps8 i9ter &obert 9. @reen,
Can Intouio, 2eras, gu erlanaen.
Das @ountp behalf iid1 oas &eGt
Dor, ieoes einaelne Der Inaebote su'
rudsupeilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-03
Walpetpm,s GmpprblHbea.

Die @alpefton Stems" faBt in ibz
rer Nuseabe. melbe ben ueberblid
bes 0anbels mdbreno oes Derfloiies
men, am 81. Nuauit iblieBenoen
Sabres, entbdlt, ben Sortihritt, ben
bic Gafenftaot in ben lebten sw6lf
WDnaten geunaht bat. mie fDl9t sus
lamunen:
.@olpeituu bat Bofto, iberflIeelt
uro ftebt in 8eaua auf Nusfubr en-
britter SteQe BON allen 6dfen Der
Ser. Staater.
Nls Ginfubrbafen riidte @~alneiton
bon Der 20. auf bic 18. Stelle.
Die ginfubr tudbreno oes perflols
iener Jisfaliabres batte einen @ert
bon $104. 121, 087.
Die 3Dqbauseinnabmen itiegen
UNI 116 Yro3ent.
Der Wert aQer Srnbtglter, Die
ourh ben @alseitoner 0afen ainaen
ooer far1en betrug $447, $40, 707,
cine 1unabne pom $201. 343. 461 ees
gen oaS purbereebenbe Sabr.
Go liefen 1,340 Shiffe nit einem
Tpnnen.@ ebalt BON 2.094,9 03 elm.
eeeeu 1.042 Sdiffe NIT 2.222,9 28
Conner, i'm Sabre 1901-1902.
Nls Gusfubrbafen fir Baumuolle
fteht @aluefton, nadoem es Die erite
Steqe i%nneaebabt. Jest an smeiter
SteQe. Nem Orleans e~rportirte
2.316 GIT BaQen, @alpeiton nur
1908 .070.
Sim @anSea 5eigt oas cine benlers
tenaruerte Notwithstanding uno
es lit bel ben fhwebenoeu Broietten
oer giienbabn.G ompaenien. @alpe.
fton als Gnopuntt ibrer 2inien 81
geminner1 uno bic 8rpoutte aus ben
fernften Teilen oes 2anoe6 bierbers
3ubrinaeu, UNI fie BON bier aus iiber
ben Weltmarft 81 uerteilen. NIT uols
fer Berehtigung anaunebmen, oaB
Der ueberblid oes tommenoen Sabres
nod elm piel eiinitigerer fir ben tera'
nii@en 6afenplab iein wiro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-03
Was lit Sas s.ebeuy

SIN 1runoe 9enDmmen f6nnen mir
oiele Srage gar nibt beantporten,
aber mir mifien, oaB es unter itren.
gen @eieBen ftebt, @enn man oieie
8elebe auh nur leiht iibertritt, 10
iino Sbmer5eu uno 9eiben Die 5o(ge
oapon. Durb unre9elmdBiaes 2eben
bringen mir Die Oraane in unDro=
llung uno Die Solge bacon iinb Gers
ltopfung, &Dpfibmer5 unb 2eberbes
lhweroen. Or. Sings Meue 4ebenss
Biaen bringen bic SrQare aber balo
pieoer in Srbnune. Sic wirfen
milo, aber arinblib. Sour 25 Gents
in ben Npotbeten BON $. Salteper &
Son uno Ioolpb 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-03
gett itber go Sahren

ldjon uurhe Wtrs. WinSlom's 500.
thing Syrup bon M,lIiDneu Dor
Wittern beim 8abner Der ainber
angemenoet. Wirit Dm i'm Sblafe
ourb oas Shreier zines &inbe8 ge.
it6rt. bas i'm 8abnen tit unb nor
Shmeraer tpeint? Mern 10, lafie
iofort cine Slaibe bon ,Mrs.
WinslDtps GDDtbiuo Gnrup" bplen.
Sem Wertb 1T unbeaablbar. Sc
mirb benz tleinen 2eibenoen iofOrt
2inoerune peribahen. GerlaBt euH
6arauf, Miitter, es lit tein Bmeiiel
oaruber. Sc BELT 9iarrbDe, reaus
lirt ben Wagen unb bic @ieren, be.
leitigt Win0 : &Ulif, ermeibt ben
@aumen, perbinoert Gnt5nnoung
nnb itdrft oas gauge Spitem. rMrs.
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ibmaG; oaS &ecept ltamrnt ppn
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Den Ser. Staten. @S lit BEL allen
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baben. Breis rs Gents per Slai9e.
&auft niGts anbereS, ais Wrs.
MinslOnB SDDtbinQsSuru
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-03

cinl Dpu1e Der sSr1u SDtu, ur0 babe
es rpirtlid nibt bereut, benn Srau
6hiG fibrt eiuen ausaeseibneten
Ei1h unb Die 8inmer in einem See
benqebdube iino bibih uno rein uno
Elm pradtuouer Blumenearten siert
oas @anse, 10 oaB man iih bier aleib
redt bein1iih fiiblt. Sd rate Seoem,
Der 8aitrpp einen 8eiud abitattet.
in benz Commercial 6ouie ein5ufebs
rem, benn oa lit es gut mobnen. Weonz
tag gormittag beiorate ib meme
@eiddfte uno @ahmittaa iebte i'd
meme &eiie fort nab Dem 16 Weeiz
len %entfernten SmitbniQe.
Ser Weg flbrt an Der Baltrop
Mennbabn opriiber burh einen bibs
iden Jihtenpalo, aber Sidtentuaz
ben iino in Baitrop COUNTY iopiel
i'd peiB nod nidt su finoen. Der
Ort Nlum Greet lieat etpa balbueeS
amiIhen Baitrop uno SmitbpiQe;
aur menige @eiBe npbnen in oieier
@eeeno, oaeeeen ieood cine gauge
BAIL Reeer. ueher ben Colorado
Bel gmitbuiQe fiibrt nun cine bIbi9e
I; mooerne Bride uno man 1T nun
bel 9ohmaiier nidt mebr Der @efabr
ausgeiebt. oaB oas syabrboot auf benz
9rpdener lteet uno man ni9t iber
ben 5luB fomu,er tam uno man
aulett auriid nab 8aitrop reiten
mus, ME mir eies einmaf pallierte.
Sn Smitbniqe nabm ih Quarter
bel Grau SbIb. Grau Sblb lit Die
Wittrpe unieres uor einigen Sobren
p%eritorbenen Treunoes Sranf Shub,
melher, ebe CT nab Smithoiqe iiberz
ftebelte, in Worauiq, Qapaea County,
uobnte, 6err @hib grinbete in
@mitbuiae elm giienmarens @eihaft,
meldes iebtpou ieinen Sbbneu Sranf
uno Wilbelm ueiter gefubrt miro.
Nm folgenoen Gage iuhte ib bic 2es
fee Der r6reien Breiie" auf. aber gu
Jreuno @oenib tonnte i'd nibt bin'
fon1n,en. queer ih bate elm Boot
CUR 9ano gebabt uno mare auf benz
Ship Safe oahin gefabren, oenn
Die @traBe mar nod Nnpaiiirbar,
far Gubrmerte fpmol, mie fir
Meiter. Bon bier ging es mad
Moiantp Hno uon ba nah String
Yrairie, no i'd mid bet Dem alien
Gerrr1 Or. Zimmerman einquars
tirte. Gerr Or. Zimmerman 1T
nod elmer Der meni9en eriten Jmmia
eraiten, tpelde nod am Qeben fino,
Mno 1845 nit bent Hrin5en Collins
8reupfels nah geras temen.
&. 8. Nu}d.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-03
Gin idtperer 3antpf.
Mand1e Sitrger bpm gan Mntpntp
Nncen ben &f febr ic)tper.

Ofit einem beitanoig lhmersenoen
&iden,
Weit idredliden urinal=S htpie=
rigteiten,
SIT oas tdalide Daiein nur Elm
&f.
Ni6t nDtie i'm aufreht gu err
balten.
0oan's Nterens 9iaen meroen
@ub furiren.
8emobuer ppn San Nntonip uuz
teritiben oiele Gebauptung.
W2r8. s. s. 6apmafer, 419 8puz
ming StraBe mobnbaft. 5rau oort
Dem friibereu Zimmerman S. s..
6apmafer, iagt: Gle i'd mir DDan's
Wierens8 iaeu anldoffte, iaate ib su
mir ielbit, oaB tpern oiefelben erfil=
len, mas BON linen bebauptet miro,
i9 cine WeoiSin babe, Die mid mte=
Der beritellt. SD bate mid erfdltet
uno Die @rfdltuug iblue auf Die
Wieren, einen beitdnoigen Shmers
uno cine 8unobeit iber meinem
8aden nerurladeno, beionbers
wabrnebmbar; uenn ih MIDI bIdte
ooer etmas bob. Die Iuslheioun=
gen BON ben Nteren toaren bdufig,
itart aefdrbt uno ihmerabaft. Sd
fiblte flr gep0bnlih nieoergeidla=
gen uno entbehrte Der gemobnten
guergie. Sbon elm Dber spei 60
ee naboem i'd Dnan's Bilen ee=
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