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Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-08-15


WANTED.
100 Practical Coal Miners. 100
Steady Work. Dry Mine.
Board $500 per Week.
WAsHBURN Ignite coALco.
Wilton, Nor. Oak.
THE MARKETS.
Opening, Range and Close Of Grain
Prices at Minneapolis, Chicago and
Duluth.
Furnished by Coe Commission Co., First
National Bank building, who have direct wires
T. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago.
Aug Is, 1903.
Chicago wheat Chicago corn
Dec. So iDeSs: Dss: ssss s
May oo'a May 50
Chicago oats MINNEAPOLIS wheat
May 34a4 Sept. s5i,
SEPT oo1s Pee. sla.
Dec 3s1s May
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-28
A Matter of Taste.

Oriental beauties have ecru com
pleXions, heightened by a bit of the
green rouge of Egypt which turns an
exquisite pink on touching the skin
yellow compilations are not in favor
with up-tO-date women. The bronze
tinted, outdoor skin is much admir-
ed, but the sallow, unhealthy tinge
produced by coffee is fatal to the
pleasing appearance of any one-man
or woman. That is one reason why
many are giving up coffee and drink
ing instead Mocon Cereal Coffee, the
food drink. Other reasons are, that
Mocon is a delicious drink, a perfect
substitute for coffee, while rich in the
strength building properties that cot
fee lacks. Mocon makes people sun.
ny, clear skinned and well. Mans
Best Drink.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-28
FARMERS INSTITUTE TO
GIVE PRIZES TO THE BOYS

The secretary of the Illinois Farm
ers' Institute last spring offered free
samples of corn for seed purposes to
all young men who made application
to him. One hundred and ten boys
from Rock Island county wrote for
and received samples. 1t is expected
many of them will be heard from at
the annual Rock Island County Far
mers' institute to be held at Port By
ron Jan. 1915. They have been in
vited to submit ears of corn at the in
stitute. Each who does so will reveive
a premium, and to encourage the
boys the following prizes have been
offered:
For the best 10 ears of corn: First
premium, Moline wagon, valued at
$50: second premium, light wagon
valued at $35; third premium, suit of
clothes valued at SO; fourth premium,
cash SIS: fifth premium, cash 81; sixth
premium. sweater valued at So; sew
enth premium, cash So; eighth premi-
UNI, cash So; ninth premium, cash
So; tenth premium, cash 81.
a Smelling contest has been also ar
ranged and the following premiums
have been hung up for the boys who
are the most adept in Smelling five ears
of corn:
First premium, Deere pillow valued at
$50; second premium. cart valued at
$25; third premium, Rock Island pillow
valued at $25; fourth premium, cash
So.
For the largest ears of corn sub
mitted the following premiums will
be offered: First premium, corn
planter valued at $3s; second prcmi-
um, watch valued at $40; third premi-
um, cash s.; fourth premium, gold
cuff buttons, valued at s..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-28
ExHIeIT AT WORLDS FAIR
Processes of Manufacture at Rock Island
Arsenal to be Shown.

Processes of Manufacture at Rock Island
Arsenal to be Shown.
Rock Island arsenal is to have an
exhibit at the ST. Louis fair. Visitors
at the fair will be given some idea of
the kinds of work that is being done
here, and they will also get a good
idea of the several buildings, as photo
graphs of these will be exhibited,
showing both exterior and interior
views.
The arsenal will have no machines in
operation at the fair, but the process
of manufacture will be illustrated as
fully as it can well be done without
the actual exhibition and operation of
machines. The exhibits showing pro-
cesses of manufacture will be mount
ed on boards. For instance, the cav
airy saddle will be shown in the vari-
Gus stages of its manufacture. Thus
| it will be seen with one process added
after another, the saddle exhibit alone
covering quite a number of mounted
pieces.
In like manner the army canteen,
the tin vessel in which liquids are car
ried, will be shown. Every process,
from the raw material up TO the fin
ished canteen, will be exhibited.
The cavalry bit will be similarly
ILLUSTRATED, and will itself call for a
number of separate mountings. These
three things alone, above enumerated,
viii present exhibits that will be a
study for anyone interested in these
processes of manufacture.
A 3-inch field gun will be shown
with six dummy horses attached, and
on these dummy animals the harness
will be shown in detail. There will
also be several lay figures of men
on horseback and afoot. showing ac-
coutrement in detail. There will also
be several small carriages and other
things that will bring the exhibit from
this arsenal up to respectable proper
tions. This exhibit will be represen-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-28
IIufiammatOry Rheumatism Cured In Three
DaTa.

Morton L. Hill, of Lebanon, Ind,
says: "My wife had inflamma tory
rheumatism in every muscle and
joint; her suffering was terrible and
her body and face were swollen al
most beyond recognition; had been in
bed for six weeks and had eight ply
sicians, but received no benefit until
she tried the Mystic Cure for Rheu-
matism. 1t gave immediate relief and
she was able to walk about in three
days. l am sure it saved her life''
Sold by Otto Grotjan, 1901 Second av-
enue, Rock Island; Gustav Schlegel &
Son, eco West Second street, Daven-
port.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-28

Observance of Christmas for the
Sunday school was held at Grace
Lutheran church Saturday evening,
when a program of songs, dialogues
and recitations by the little folks was
given. At the close of the exercises
the pastor, Rev. c. +. Hoffsten, was
remembered by Santa, Prof. Foss, on
behalf of the congregation. present.
ing him with a purse containing a
substC-.,Ial sum.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-28
Positions
w. DIS
A Frightened Horse.

Running like mad down the street,
dumping the occupants, or hundred
other accidents, are everyday occur
rences. 1t behooves everybody to have
reliable salve handy, and there's
none as good as Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. Burns, cuts, sores, eczema and
piles disappear quickly under its
soothing effect. % cents, at Hartz d
Ullemeyer's drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-28
CHRISTMAS EXERCISES
IN CHURCH AND SCHOOL

Bethel Presbyterian chapel Sunday
school had its Christmas exercises
Saturday evening, the program being
given under the direction Of Mrs. j. III.
Keyser. There were recitations and
songs by the little folks, after which
there was a visit from Santa Claus,
who left gifts and goodies for each
one present
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-28
For Over sixtx Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wild collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea. 25
cents bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-28
$500 to Portland. Ore. and return

The C., B. & Q. railway VIII have on
sale Jan. 8. 7. s and tickets to Port
land, Ore, and return at rate of $3.50.
good going via one route and return
ing another, with final limit of Jan.
81. Inquire or telephone C.. B. & Q.
depot, Twentieth street and Second
avenue. Phone 11SO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-28
G. b. g. q. Ry. Christmas and New Years


Dec. "a, 25, 81 and Jan. tickets will
be on sale at any station on the Bur-
lington system within radius of 200
miles from Rock Island at rate of one
fare and one-third for the round trip.
Final limit, Jan. 4.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-28
In League Territory.

President Holland has made II, his
mind to select his umpires from Three
Eye league territory if possible, and
thus avoid extra expense in transpOr-
tatiOn when the members of the corps
reside long distance. 1t may be
necessary to employ one or two men
from points outside the circuit. Above
all, Mr.. Holland will insist upon men
of good habits and with plenty of
firmness. He argues that with a first
class staff of umpires the league will
almost run itself, and that if the
league is strong in the matter of UNI
pires it will be successful. The sea-
son recently closed was marked by
much hard feeling, due to several
clashes between upmires, players and
spectators, and it is hoped to avoid
any trouble Of this king during the
coming season.
President Holland has not been over
whelmed with correspondence of late,
and not many contracts are coming
in. He has been asked to investigate
several matters of minor Importance.
The Rock Island club discovered in
reading the bulletin recently issued
W oecIeldIN - II. Ihi iVIi' VI iiie VA
tiOnal association. that among the men
reported signed by Little Rock were
four who were claimed by Rock Isl
and. These men are o. \. Williams,
w. \. Graham, f. a. Ramp and Harry
Womack Just how the mistake was
made cannot be explained. and Presi-
dent Holland has written Mr.. Farrell
to investigate. Rock Island counted
upon this quartet strongly in pennalt
winning aspirations. and will not part
with them without struggle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-28
WILLIAMS CAPTAIN.
Former Rock Island Ball Player
is Signed by Davenport
for Next Season.
TAKES H1NKY HINES PLACE
Will Continue to Take Them or the
Bat-GOssip of the
League.

Manager j. L. Hayes announces the
appointment of Dial Williams, who
was connected with the Rock Island
club in 1902, as captain of the Daven-
port Three-Eye league team for the
coming season. Williams will contin-
tie in his old position as catcher, hav-
ing served as backstOp for the greater
part of last year, and leading the
league catchers in batting.
Williams take the place made va
cant by the signing by Dubuque of
Hunky Hines. 1t was thought the
latter was incapacitated from playing
again by an injury to one of his eyes.
and he was given his release by Man
ager Hayes. Shortly after he sprung
a surprise party on Davenport by
stating he had tied up with Dubuque
He will manage the team in that town
next season.
Williams has been playing profess
sional ball since 1896. In his time he
has been identified with the Western
association. Western, Atlantic, East
ern, Three-Eye and Indiana State
leagues. He was manager of the An
derson team in the Indiana State
league in 1900 when it won the pen
uaut.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-28
TIPS TO TRAVELLERS
Holiday Rates.

Dec. ~, 25, 81 and Jan. the c., K. l.
& p. railway will sell round trip tick
cts to any point on their line within
200 miles, with return limit of Jan. 4,
at rate of fare and one-third.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-28

tative of the quartermasters' depart
ment, and will be installed in the gov
eminent building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-28

The newly organized Mems Reliance
club is preparing to give New Years
watch meeting at Grace church, be-
ginning at Q o'clock Thursday even
ing. Oysters and coffee will be served
and program given.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-28
Basketball.

The W. DIS of the y. NJ. c. \.
Saturday defeated the high school
rivals at basketball by score of 81
and IS. The teams lined up as fol-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-28
Laboring with Umplres.

Bloomington, Dec. 2S.-President Ed
ward Holland, of the Three-Eye league
is ambitious to give the organization
first class corps of umpires for the
season of 1904. and is making up his
staff with great care. He has received
a large number of applications but
will make no appointments without
receiving Il personal consultation.
He has appointed Leo Mesmer, who
was Il former member of the Three
Eye staff but who went to the West
ern league last season. Mesmer re-
sides at Moline, H., and preferred to
be nearer home. The Western league
pays more money but it is almost inn
possible for him to get home after the
season opens. His application was
accepted and he was the first umpire
to be appointed, being formally mott
fed this week.
The second appointment, also made
this week, was that of George Beard
sley, of West Pullman, III. He was
present at the recent meeting in Chi
cagO. His references were first class.
The third man likely to be appoint
ed is Fred KiCfer. of London. Ohio.
He has written that he would be pleas
ed TO talk over the appointment with
Mr.. Holland, and is expected in Bloom
ingtOn some time during the present
week. Two more men are under CON
sideration. 1t is planned to have five
umpires. The fifth to serve as sub
stitute and to be in easy reach in case
of shortage among the regular men.
OF last years staff but one member
asked for reappOintment. That was
Frank Hart, of Peoria, who officiated
late in the season after the resignation
of Lewinson. Peters and Lewinson
were two of the best men on the staff
last season, but they decided that
other occupations were more inviting
than that of umpire and so far have
not expressed any desire to be attach
ed to next seasons pay roll.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-28

The annual Christmas concert by
the choir of Memorial Christian
church given last evening at the
church surpassed any previous musical
event occurring there. The audience
filled the church, and many were
obliged to stand during the concert.
The choir had been in training for
months under the direction of Mrs.
W. +. Bradley. Organist and director,
and the result was fine compliment
to the efforts of her and the choir
members. The soloists were Miss Fay
Warren, Gilbert Graves, w. f. Brad
ley, Miss Bertha Karr, Miss Mary
YeageT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-28

There WAS special music morning
and evening at the First Baptist
church, where the eNcellently ar
ranged programs were carried out UNI
der the direction of Miss Josephine
Woodin. Miss Alwilda Young was or
ganist and the soloists were Miss Jo-
sephine Noodin, ID. w. Carroll.
At Broadway Presbyterian church,
in the morning, the male chorus re
peated the rendition of The March of
the Magi," and there were solos by
DIR. {. II. McCandless, Of Davenport.
On the afternoon of Dec. ~ a Christ
mas entertainment, consisting of
songs, recitations and dialogues, was
given at the South Heights school
house by the teachers and pupils. The
feature most enjoyed by the little
ones was Il Christmas tree. Much
credit is due the teachers, Misses An
dcTsCn and Postlewaite, for the able
manner in which the pupils acquitted
themselves.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-23
sega :.

3piiden Der NunoeS &egie<
rnna uno Der teganiiden 5taQts>
Negierun8 1T Elm Conflict au89es
brod)en in 8esug auf ben 8eiibs1i.
tel iiber oa8 2anb, ouf melhem fid
Die Staats.Q uarantdne Citation auf
oeta Ditlthen 3eile Der Smell @aluee
1ton befinoet. Die Bunbes : @egiez
rrug bebauptet, bas ~betreHenoe 9anb
9eb0re mod CUR Bun0e8sW tilitqrsR es
lerDatiDn, mas uon Geiten oe8
StaQtes beitritten mirb.
ST. Denton nuroe am Ntltts
wod WDreen bic r1eue Gtaats : Sns
onitrie=5 hule fir MGod)en %er6ffnet,
uno smar NIT etma 800 Gbaterin=
men, Der Stats 9 uliuperiutens
bent 2efebre bielt Die Gr5Hnuug8s
@eoe.
Nie aus 0ouitoa berl1tet miro,
lit oaielbYt Der Contract fir Die @ra
bauung zines Rieien. GleOatnr8 in
9eras @itp a~usgegeben mproen, tuels
der 500, 900 8uibel @etreibe fafIen
Fam.
Su sFort @ortb luo Wlu. BUD.
lep Die Tran Della 9eaeD autn
Ibenoefieu ein. Rur3 oaraEf ifQrb
Die 5rau uater furdtbaren ardtn.
pfen. Cine. Stuuoe ipdter itart audi
BudleD, nahhem er mod geitanoen
bate, oaB ct oa8 Giien oergiftet fatte.
Cine 9iebesaei6iGte ipn Der NfQre
gu @ruube liegen.
Nus Gem 8efdngniB in Dallas
entiprana Wiqiam Menner, Der uhter
Der Inflaae Der 8eteili0un0 an Der
grmoroun9 pot Baine8 in DalQ8
i'm Decetnber 1901 gum Iobe uerur.
teilt Uuroe, oeiieH BruceB ober un,s
GeitoBen porben mar. Die 0erle-
gung oes neuen Broceiies On einea
anoeren 0rt mar geraoe inter gr.
md9ung.
Sn Corpus @brltt bielten Die
Nftiondre Der st. 2oui8, @rowng-
pile & Megtfo Balm cine 8erlomm=
lung ab, in ruetder Die @eIeuihaFt
our grb0buna fires aapitals auf
S., S50. 900 aut0rilirt meroen i0a,
INN bic Babn nab @alueiton su uers
lGneern unb anoere 8mei9linien ans
auleQeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-23

ben eDbn bes Serrn Riirnbereer,
melder gang otdt Bel ietnem Bater
mpbut. Sod etniee iunae Mdnner
aus Der Radbaribaft batten iid
eineefunoen uuo nun b6rte ih elm
prddttges CONCERT. benin ale nQren
WuIifer, ielbftueritdnolid meme
Weutgfeit auseelblp1ien.
Syriib aln uahften Moraen madte
id mid auf ben @ea nab Gerroiue.
ueberau beeeeneten mir 8uggies
uno autideu, !pelhe stt benz 8eQrdbs
niG fubren. biz id aus benz GppreB
Greet Ial beraits mar, bauu purbe
meir Weg redt einiam iiber Die
8erge uno eft in Der Ndbe BON
aerrniue fam ih pieoer an ssarmen
uuriiber.
&errpiue bat ith lbon beraus9e=
baut, ieitbem id Die Staot aulebt
fab. Belonoers lit oies pDn benz
Relioenateil Der Stabt I'll laQer,.
Das 0auptaeihdft lit oaB BET @ebr.
Shreiuer. Gerr @bas. Sbreiner
Die @eele BON oieIem arpBen @e=
i1Gfte, 1T fir aerroiGe oas, ua8
6err 6arru 9anba fir Neu=W Braun
fels 1T. Sn ben aroBen @eihdfts-
oebdu6en finoen mir @boleiaie uno
&etail Departements BON Shnitt=
narert unb Inalaen iDuol.. ME
Bubartifel. gbenip Wboleiale uno
&etail G~rueeries. Sutterftoffe &c.
Die Bant 1T in einent anberen 9etfe
bes @ebduoes. Serner fino Die
@ebr. Shreiner Better Der ausee=
5eihneten Wiible, Sronmorfs, &c.
iomie uuermeBliher 8ieb &andes.
Nuh 6err 0enrp Roa beiibt einen
biibiden Store III Der 0aupt9er
ifdftSftraBe. auBeroem nod elm
Bmeieaeibdft in Centre 8pint. Sd
iuhte bic in Der Staot pobnenoen
Gbunnenterl rtoh arF uno rift an!
Mad)mittag nab ber 6anh Der Ser
rem Real, tpelde etrpa 8 Weilen bon
Rerrui9e entfernt lit,
s. 8, Buid,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-23
Qortlanss @cment ans gdblafen.

Set n1ebrereu SAbren 1T iii
Deutihlano, 2urembu1 unD 8eIatan
8Drtlano > Cement aus Sblacte ber=
geiteQt morben, unb Die babel er5ielte
Qualitdt iDQ cine prrSi9lihe iein.
8ie mir in u2tteraru Digeit" lelen,
fino iegt unterhanolnugen i'm @aus
&c, nm Die Sblafen=@ ement=S nou=
Itrie audi in England, 0eiterreidJ
nn0 Jranfreih eiu%sufiibren. @ir
leien D0rt:
5u Uieler Diniiht bot cin !ollttet,=
merit oiele 8Drteile mt0eren 8Drts
tano: @emente8 erten Q~egeniber, neil
Die 8etriebsfrnIt fir Die Cement
uerfe ourb eiien uDn Den 6itten=
galen betriebener 8asmotDr nit. elets
trilder uebertroaung seliefert werz
ben fam, neil ferner Der Staubs
Cote in Dem GemeutsO fen benubt
meroen tam mo bic bauptIdhlid=
fen Rpbmoterialien, udmii1 @blas
dengrus unb &alflfein, ftet8 CUR
6ano iin0. Aber es lino audi mod
anoere fleiuere @orteile oorbanoen.
B~orttano=S hladens Cement i'll Dem
natirlihen 4ortlanb=G Cement oarin
uberlegen, DAB bel ibm Der @rtrog
etma adtsIg Rrosent oer uermenbes
ten &0bmateria(ien betrdQt, mdbreno
bel Gerwenoung aeu6bnlider Robs
materialteu Der Grtraa lelten lber
iebsig Brpsent fteiet. 0a Die 8ro=
0uttiDnsfoften per Come 0obmates
rial in beiben Jdaen ungefdbr 9leih
itno, 10 mirb cine griparni8 BON
etma 20 BrUSent an Brenumaterial,
Nrbeit8l0bu n. {. n. in Dem gSane
sDn S6(aden=@ ement ersieit. GI@
Beroem 1T 8ortlanb Shladensg es
tlent oiet auperldiiiaer uno regelmds
Biger un0 ieine 6erIteGung laBt 1ih
uiel better c%DntroQiren mie oieieniee
oeS iogenannten natitrtIden Bort
lanosGements, benin bag baupt~
iGblidJite Nohmaterial, bic 0od]s
oFenihlafe, lit aurneiit Elm reael-
nlaBiges 8roouft, befien demiide
8uiammenIeBune i'd siemlidj leidt
c%ontroQteren labt. Gtnaige Menoe=
runaen, Die itd einiteGen f5nnten,
fennt mon alio i'm 8oraus. unb man
fam rehtaeitiQ BoritntsmaBregeln
trefen. Das III bel Der Beruen=
Dung BON natarlidlem Rpbmaterial
uidt Der Sal. 8eriube, Die por
Sturgeon mil. aus 6o9Dfenih(ade
fabri5irtem 8ortlano- Cement in oer
ftdotiihen Geriuhsanitolf in Wien
pDrgenDmmeu murben finb, er9abeu
fiir W6rtel, Der aus orei 9eilen
Sano uno einen Sell oieles Clements
ber0eiteqt mar, fptgenbe Melultote:
/. Nah iiebentd9taer 8inoune.
RerreiBungsitdrfe 1888 Rfuno per
Auaorat5ou. Drudftdrf 1880 8fo.
per 9uaoratsOQ.
2. Mad neutrality-suspicious.
Binoung. 8erreiBun9Sitdrfe 551
Bib. per Quaorat5ou. Drudnarfe
54l1 Bfo. per Guaoratsoa.
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gest aber go Sasrea

idjpn muroe Mrg. 8iislow's SOP,
flung sSprup uon M.ui5neB pDu
Mfiittern beim 9abaen Der Gin0er
allaemeubet. Wirfi 0u i'm G@iaFe
bur6 oaS 9hreien zines &inoea GEE
f6rt, oas i'm oabuen lit uab ogr
S1mersen meint2 Mevn 10, falie
iDfDrt cine Glaide oun ,Dira,
&5in8lOws Soothing Syrup bD(en.
Sein Mertb III unbesablbar. So
mir0 Dem tfeineu 2eioenDen TDfor!
2inoerttna uerIdafen. gerlabt sud
barauF, Mitter, es lit fein 8lpeIfd
oariiber. Sc belt giarrbpe, re9us
tirt ben Miagen uuo bic Geteren, be.
ieiti0t Minb : 9olit, ermeiGt ben
@aumen, Derbiuoert Gntaunbuna
nnb ftdrft bag gauge Spitem. ,Wtrs.
WinSfUms Soothing Sgrup" Inr sGbs
uenoc &inber 1T argenebm i'm Sc
immnd; bas Recept ftamint bon
eInem 0er beiten sueibli9en Gerate in
ben Ser. Gtaaten. Sc lit Bel allen
0ruaaiiten in oer garaegl Welt gu
baben. Breis % Gents per sFtalde.
Gauft aidts amoeres, ale Mra
Minslotus SnnthinasG nrup
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-23
@as III paa seben4

SIN Grunoe genommeu t0nnen mir
oteie Trage gar niht beontporten,
aber mir wiiien, baB es unter Itren.
gen @eieBen iteht. Wenn man oiele
4eiese AUDI nur leiht ubertritt, 10
ltno Sd]mer8en uno 2eioeu Die gofae
oapon. 9urh unregelmdbiaes Qeben
bringen mir Die Sroane in llnuros
nuna~uno bic Solge oapOn fiub Ser.
ltoptnn9, 8opfihmers uno 2eberbee
i@merotn. Or. Sings Reue Qebens.
Biuen bringen Die Srgaue aber baIo
mieoer in Oronuug. Sic mirfen
milo. aber eriinolid. 0ur 25 Gents
IN ben @potbeten uon s. 4altener &
Gon uno Ioofpb 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-23
Mu Gpntractoxen

fir Ste 0rabiruus unc Sen San guter
GteS StraRen, ionic Der uDfi9en
BrI6en IN Segnr Gunaff, GeEas,
tit @etra9e BON iiinfhumpernSamfeab
Dollars ($5O0,OOO).
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in Der Gmtsitube oes @0untg. @lerf8
biz gum 10. October 1903, Mittaas
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pom 81. September 1903 an pom
9ountD'Ri9ter RObert Q. Green,
San Nutuuio, 9era8, 81 ertauaen.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-23

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ter brinaeno getpgrut meroen, oDrt-
bin 81 eebeu, oenn eritens lit bic
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Miut0r Der Nrbeitgeber iiberlaiIen,
uno oieie Biatlr itreift nabe8u an
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lib perboten lit.
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