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Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
SPREAD RAILS CAUSE WRECK
Several Persons Injured By Ac-
 eident--TWo Seriously.

Two Engines and Three Cars Were Thrown Into Ditch-Sleeper Passen-
 gers All Thrown from Berth and
 Shaken Up.
 Reno. Nev, Feb l6.-East-bound Southern Raclfic limited, No z, running slXty-nve miles an hour to make up lost tllne was parlly deralled near W HI nemucca yesterday by tne ralis spfeau- ing Two engines, three cars Went lnto nfteen-foot dilch. Five persons were slightly injured and two sel1ousiy Miss Helen A. Carson of San Francls- co was one of those slightly hurt. The seriously injured were Mrs .. F. Vaughn, Scranton, Pa, concussion or the spine; Charles ". Brown, train barber, broken rlDs and internally 1n- jured.
 The diner, three sleepers and an ob- servation car left the track. The last two did not drop from the embank- ment, but the others tore down the steep incline, plowed through the deep snow and were scattered along the track for distance of several hundred feet. The heavy sleepers were only partly turned over, but the composite ear and the diner were thrown on their sides at right angles with the track. The passengers, of whom there were about thirty on the train, were nearly all thrown from their berths and shaken about the cars like dice.
 Four walters and three porters sus- tained minor injuries. The observa4 tion ear was drawn back on the rails by the wrecking train and the injured and all the passengers were placed in it and brought here to await the, clear ing of the line. Later the passengers were sent east on No 6.
 The train carried many eastern peo- pie.
 Arkansas City, Kan, Feb 16.-A pas senger train on the Kansas & South western i&s stuck in the snow between South Haven and Caldwell and Santa Fe passenger train is in drift about one mile from Hardin and the engine dead. The thermometer is about five above zero. A high wind drifted the snow badly.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
ELECTRIC CARS COLLIDE.
Accident at Whitman, Mass, Caused Dy
 Slippery Rails.

Whitman, Mass, Feb 16.-A A rear-end collision occurred last evening betwecft two electric cars of the Old Colony street railway. There were sixty ol more passengers in the two cars, eight of whom were injured, only one seri< ously. The accident occurred while a| car from Brockton was standing on South avenue taking on passengers. A Bridgewater car was following, but owing to slippery rails due to light ahead. The two cars were badly dalnx aged. Peter Hughes of South Hanson was taken to the Brockton hospital.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
BASE BALL MATTERS

Hartford, Feb 16.-President Soby Of the Hartford Baseball corporation re- 'ceived to-day a letter from William Lush. He declined to accept the pro-I position for a half interest in the man. agement of the Hartford team on the basis of the terms made to him a few days ago. He submitted a proposition offering a lower sum for an interest in the club and asked larger salary as manager. A counter proposition has been made to MT Lush and 1t is| believed he will accept 1t.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
VETERAN FIREMAN DEAD.
Worked Thirty Eight Hours on Stretch
 During Chicago Fire.


 During Chicago Fire.
 Chicago. Feb 16,-Denis J. Swenie, Chicago's veteran fireman and an ex- chief of the fire department, died of kidney disease early to-day at the fam fly residence here. He came to Chi cago in 1S49, at the age of 15, and en- listed in the volunteer fire department In October, 1873, he was appointed first assistant fire marshal. In No vember. 1879 he was appointed chief of the department by Mayor Carter H. Harrison. During the Chicago fire Swenie and his company were sent to the west side of the river to keepAback the flames. For forty-eight hours he was without sleep. When the fire was at it's height lie had occasion to pass his home. 1t was in ashes and he had neither time nor means to learn of his family. Two days later he learned their whereabouts,
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
Afraid of Colnn,ent,

''So you don't want your constitu- ents 10 know about the luxury you are maintaining"
 s"No," answered Senator Sorghum. Some constituents are pretty selfish. They'll think that if I have any extra money to spend I ought to pay it out for votes. Washinmtn Star.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
His Sad Story.

Cleanliness can do you no harm, y said the housewife.
 T don't know about dat, ma 'am,o re- turned the dusty wayfarer.
 Did you ever loseQanything by it ?'' s'Yes, mum; l was 'tattooed man in a circus one time an when dey made me take a bath all de figures came off an lost my job ''-Chicago Daily News.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
The Only Purcnnser.

Ida-I have scheme to make Charlie contribute to our fund.
 Ernie-You have?
 "Yes; I am going to offer to sell kisses at one dollar each during the church fair.''
 Don't you think he will be terri bly, jealous?"
 That's just it. He will be so jeal- ous that he'll offer to buy up the whole lot in advance" Chicago Daily News.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
DOCK HANDS STRIKE,

Bremen. Germany, Feb 16.-About 1900 dock hands employed by one of the contractors of the North German Lloyd Go struck work to-day, owing to the dismissal of q comrade. Thus far, however. the other contractors have been able to carry on the loading of the .company's steamers.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
DENTISTS IN CHICAGO.
Two Thousand of Them Assembled in
 Convention To-Day.

E < .
 Chicago, Feb 1.-Two thousand den lists from all parts of the country are here to attend the celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Photographic Society of Chicago which began to-day Each state in the union has sent five dentists to the convention and there are dentists besides from many dental associations in the larger cities
 Over POO clinics will be held and many papers will be read during the session. What perhaps is the most important subject of the convention will be brought up tonight when Dr E. c. Kirk of Philadelphia will lecture on "The saliva as an index of faulty metabolisIn.' Dr Kirk will demon str-ate the possibility of tracing the dis ease to it's source by analysis of the saliva.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
THIS BURGLARS HAUL.
Got 2 Gold Watch and $502 in
 Cash

Cash.
 Rockville, Feb 16.--It was discovered to-day that the burglar who entered the house of Mrs John Davis, the widow of wealthy farmer, secured $562 in cash and valuable gold watch. Late Saturday night Mrs Davis was awakened and discovered man going through the house. He jumped out of 8 window through which he had enter ed. An investigation was made and it was believed nothing was taken To- day, however. when a small safe was opened, the loss was discovered. The. police have no clew.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
SLEPT STORM IN NEW YORK.
Crippled Traffic on Elevated Fire
 Harlem DraWbridge.

I1dIlem JiIN DTluSe.
 New York, Feb 16.-NeW York suf- fered from q sleet storm to-day which crippled the elevated railroad service. Unusually heavy flashes of flame from the electric cars and rails caused fire on the drawbridge over the Harlem river at 129th street on the Second ave nue line. The fire caught in the wooden ties or sleepers and was caused, it is said, by the sparks igniting some o.l which had been spread on the third rail to prevent the formation of ice.
 The dense cloud of smoke that arose from the fire made it appear threaten ing at first, and an alarm was turned in. Before the engines arrived, how ever some employees the railroad had extingufshed the flames, which caused very little damage.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
MET HEAVY WEATHER.

Halifax, N. S., Feb 16.-The oil tank steamer Delaware, seventeen days out from London, for Baltimore, arrived here early to-day and will proceed after coaling. She was seventeen days out and met heavy weather
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
REGULAR SCHEDULE AGAIN.

New YdfK, Feb 16.-The Red D line company announces the resumption of the regular schedule to Venezuelan ports. The first steamer will sail to- day. Porto Rico will be the first stop, then Curacoa La Guaira and finally Maracaibo The second steamer will sail on Saturday,
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
JOHN SLANEY GETS S|O,OOO DAMAGES
CORTELYOU NAMED.

President Appoints Him Secretary of
 Commerce and Labor.
 Washington, Feb 16.-The president sent to the senate to-day the nomina, tion of George E. Cortelyou of New York to be secretary of commerce and labor.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
Milwaukee Feb 1e-A message T.

Milwaukee, Feb 16-A message re- ceived from Spring Glen, Florida, says that F. M. Myers, Secretary of the Chi dying. Mr Meyer has been in i'll health for a long time and went to Florida over a month ago.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
PRETTY COLD SPOT.

West Superior, Wis, Feb 16.-The mercury recorded B below zero at ' o'clock this morning, the coldest of the winter.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
CUNARD LINER SIGHTED.
Had Schooner Astern And May
 Be in Trouble.

Captain Prior, Who Sighted the
 Cunarder, Could Not Get Close
 Enough to speak Her-Several Yes
 sells of the Cunard Line are Due at
 the Boston Port, But No News from
 Them Has Been Received.
 Gloucester, Mass, Feb 16.-The fish ing schooner kentucky, Captain Elroy Prlor, of this port, winch arrived hefe to-day, reports that yesterday at p. m., about sixty miles off shore, she passed what looked like Cunard steamship with q large modern two masted coasting astern. The vessels were heading in a westerly direction. The steamer was either towing the schooner or had lost her rudder and was using the coasting vessel ill lieu thereof.
 There was nasty sea running ana Captain Prior was not able to get close enough to ascertain inc condition of at- fairs. The steamship was under fuil headway, and in the seas which were running the top sides of the coast1ng vessel were almost hidden from view.
 Boston, Feb 16.-The Cunarder ul- tonia and several steamers of other lines are due at this port. No news had been received here up to 9:3O a. m. to indicate which one, if any of these, was sighted by the Gloucester fisher man. The weather outside is thick.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
BRIGHAM YoUNG's SON DEAD.

Salt Lake, Utah, Feb 16. Phineas Howe Young, the youngest son of the late Brigham Young, and q prominent business man of this city, died sudden ly of heart disease last night aged Al years. He was son of Brigham and Harriet Barney Young. He is survived by widow and three children.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
STRIKE QUIET THIS THIRTY-SEv DAY

Strikers in Good Spirits Receiving Cheering News rom otner Towns-SeweI Calls Men to Turn Company Belongings Papers Served by Constable Carmody-The Finding , of Dynamite Cause of Considerable Discussion
 Strikers Pleased with Big Crowd at Concert
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
FATAL COAsTING ACCIDENT

Torrington, Feb 16. Fessenden E. Ives, the 12-years-old son of Fessenden l.. Ives, representative from Goshen to the general assembly, received in- juries in coasting accident last night which resulted in his death to-day.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
PALMA SIGNED TO-DAY.

Havana. Feb 16.-President Palma to-day signed the naval coaling station agreement.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16
PnSTAf STER NAMED

Washington, Feb 16. II. ". Scott was appointed postmaster at East Cambridge Vt. to-day; and Harry s ? Soule, postpaster at Fairfield. Yt.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-16

Two Engines and Three Cars Were Thrown Into Ditch-Sleeper Passen- gers All Thrown from Berth and Shaken Up.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-16

fprud senommen, als baB er f9 nod
auf @erbanblunsen etnlai1en follte, Bel
benen bod nidts beraustam.
Damn aber faste ct bod: rJiibren
Sic ibn ber,1 unb slei9 barauf trat
ber Oireftor BET ibn1 Elm.
GaDaltere poaaolano bradte iein
Mnliegen por, 70 bringli4 er fonnte.
gr mar fein srober Mebner. aber er
bate burd bic Mteberbolunsen berz
felben Worte unb Rebensarten, nit
benen er bic Notb Der Mrbeiter unb ibre
Gage fdilberte, bod einise nebune err
langt. @r betonte, bab bic Mrbeiter
bod 10 lanse Sabre binbur9 bur1 ibre
@rbeitsfraft ber @ieberei ben nptbpenz
bigen Winb augefiibrt unb tire Henta=
btlitdt ernDgli9t bGtten, unb man es
bod ipenisitens nod einise Wo9en
nit anfeben foue. Menn iih in biefer
3sit bic @erbdltniife niat befern, 70
fDnne man ia mod INNER MAIDEN, mas
man tpolle Mber iebt bic Mrbeiter auf
bic Strabe gu feben, fei eine @efabr
nt9t nur fir bic Merfe, fonbern fir
alle, fir bic ganae @tabt.
s(SDrtieBuna f0lat.J
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-16
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FRE1E
PREssE FUER Texas has po-
sitively the largest circulation
OF all German papers published
IN the State Of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con,
tinuously adding new subs
scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER Texas
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-16
geit iiber so Sahreu

idon tpurbe Wars. @inslom's 500.
thing Syrup BON MiiIiDnen pDr
Wfiittern beim 3abnen Der Ginber
angemenbet. Wirif Du i'm S9lafe
6urb oas Sbreien zines ainbes ges
lt0rt, oas i'm 8ahren iit uno oDr
Sbmer5en peint? Wenn 10, laiie
iofort cine Jlaidbe npn ,Wsrs.
WinslouS SDDtbing Gnrup" bolen.
Sein Bertb iit unbesablbar. Ga
miro oem fleinen 2eibenben iofDrt
2inoeruna perldaffen. gerlaBt eum
barallf, WSiitter, es lit fein 3sueifel
oariiber. Sc BELT DiarrbDe, regu.
lirt ben Weagen uub Die 0eieren, be.
leitigt 8ino GDlif, erpeibt ben
@aumen, Derbinbert Gnt5iinbung
nnb itarft bas eanae Spftetn. rMrs.
Wiuslptps SOOTHING Gprup" iir sabs
nenoe &inber tit aneenebm i'm @es
i6mad; oa8 &ecept itanlint pDn
einen Der beiten peibli9en slerste in
ben Ser. Staten. gs lit Bel allen
Druaeiiten in Der san5en @elt su
baben. Breis IS gents pei sylaIge.
aauft niGts anberes, al8 Dlrs.
BinsloDs @DDthinQ=ShruD
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-16
Nu Oas Yn6lifnlll.

Die nSreie 8reKe" bat nber 400
etabltrte Igenturen int Steote, nirb
oil iiber 700 3oitofftcen nerienbt, unb
bot etne groRe 8erbreitung in Der
Wobbar= HepubIit Megito, i'm sSnoiaz
1er=Serritpriunt un6 Of(abnna.
Sbr Girfulations=@ebiet in 9eras
erftredt iib pm @aluelion Biz binauf
na6 Denlion, BON Maribal i'm Often
bis nab Gl 9saIo N: fernen Meften;
es lblieBt iel6ituerltdnbfid) nit be-
iDnhprs 5ablreiben aelern bas bic1t=
befiebelte Wittel=9erae unb ben 5abe
tpeiten ein.
8snei 0aeifense iino beftdnoig, iabr=
ein, jabraus I'M Sntereiie bes 8lat=
tes unterwe9s unb fiibren bentielben
i'm gerein nit unieren ribrieen 2o=
tai : S(aeftten fDrttpdbreno neite 2e=
Ter 5lt.
Sn Nnbetradt bieier gbatia1en ift
Die nSreie Breiie", tpD es 1id oorum
banoelt, Die oeuti9e gepD(feruna su
erreihen, bas BETTE ssnseige Sses
blum im gtaate Geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-16

Sic beiten Sd)nbc fir S,erren,
9anten mnp &inoer, soc bis $3.50.
Neip 9)Drf Iadet StUre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-16
8limaiuetbieIu

bat onf biele Weniben einen iebr nnan.
genebmen ginfluB. gSie oft bDrt man
nibt ben Nusiprub: vSb fann bas &limo
nid3t bertragen." 0as lit .Sbre eiaene
Sbnlb, lieber S1eunb; MAIDEN Sic eine1l
gerlmb nit ben allbefannten ct. Bernard
arduterpilIen, unb Sic tuerben ane 8e~
lhtuer6en fDs iein. 8litnafpehIef pirft
aundebit ouf ben Maeen, unb bDn Der
Sbdti9feit oesielben bdngt Die Snnftion
Der 9eber, ber Nieren uno Der 9pils ab.
SIT Sbre 8eroauuns nidht in Grbnung,
10 bat 6er aan5e &brper gu leiben. Mde
bieie 2eiben tperben burb bic erprDbten
ct. Gernar6 &rduterpilIen in fnraer Belt
beieitigt. SD idblidt unb ein5ab 6ie5el-
ben aub ousiehen, 10 bebeutenb 1T ihre
6eiffraft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-16
gip Gtrnbhuroor s

- Die .StraBburaer Soft" per-
Dffentliht einen pielbemerften Mrtt=
Tel anldBlib bes Hiidtritts bes @e=
neral6 Der Snfanterie 6ertpartb b.
gittenfelo, ieitberigen fnmmanoiren=
ben Generals oes Is. Nrmeecorps in
StraBburg. Das Blatt meiIt in
oemielben barauf bin. baB felt Dem
neuen &urie Die StraBburger uno
anoere &orpscommanoeure piel
fbneller tuehle1n, als es friber Der
Jau par, mas mtlitdri1b unpDr=
tbeilbnft erlbeine. Gin gprps fDnne
bel ihneqem WeHief Der Befeblsba=
ber ME bic pDae 2eiftunesfabigfeit
erreifen. Die 8erjiingung Der bD=
beren Giibrer tper0e iibertrieben.
- Man fhreibt nus Wien: Ser
BremiertrtiniIter BON 9Drber bat an
aue Stattbalter Der Dfterreihiiden
&rpnldnoer elm girfular erla1ien,
uoourh Die 9beatercenfur 8erDro<
nuna, bic ieit 1850 tbati1hlib un=
uerdnoert eeblieben mar. peient[id
ab1ednoert tpiro. Gie intereIionteIte
Beitimmnng in bem girfufar i1t Die
6faffune pon geniurbeb0roen, an
uelhe ale pDli5eilih perbptenen
StIfe pernieien tperben tnii1Ien.
Dieie Be5Droen rperben bette.
ben aus einem Hegierungsbeam=
ten, einem Suftiabeanlten unb einem
l1nabbdngigen, tuelber nit bramatis
ihen Nngeleeenbeiten uertraut lein
f0lI, tpie 8. g. Elm gbeater Gecens
ient Doer Elm Shriftitefier. Da nun
Die Hegierungsbeamten bic Webrbeit
bilben uerber, 10 ift penig @efabr
nDrbnnben. oaB elm Stiid, tpelhes
ben 8eb6rben miBfdllig lift, Die @es
nebnligung erlangen miro. Den
genloren ift perbuten, an ben Stiifen
Strei1ungen ober Nbdnberungen
pDraunebmen; fie biirfen bios ben
Berfaiiern Nbdnberuneen enlpfeblen.
Wegen Der Sunebmenoen Nn=
foroerunaen bat bic beutihe Neibs=
Warine gum eriten Male BON ibrem
Hehte @ebraud getnabt, Gefruten
aus oem Snnern beS 2anoes aus5u=
| pdblen. 300 8abern tperoen in Der
! Warine, itntt in Der Nrrnee bienen.
Gum Dienit in Der faiierli1en Mas
rineiit Die gelantr1te leemdnniihe Bes
pDlferung bes oeutIhen Neides perz
pfliftet; su bieier tperoen gerehnet:
Geeleute pDn Beruf, See-, &iiiten-
unb 6afffilher; Shiffs5iinmerleute,
Mahiniiten unb 6eiaer BON See-
uno JluBoompfern. BUR Iuffiils
lung oes 8ebarfs meroen Wanns
ihaften Der 2anbbepDlterung einge<
iteat, audi f0nnen fif gibtleeleute.
ole piers, fiinf= uno iehsidbriee s5reis
tpilIige gum gintritt neloen.
= Der 2onoDner rGtanbaro
MIL erfabren baben, bab eine Ser
einbarung 81 Stanbe getominen lit.
uonah Deutihlanb. England unb
sSranfreid fid elelhmdBie an oenl
Dau Der Bagoao Babn betbeiliqen
perben. Die gintiinfte meroen
ourd Die thrtiiden 86lls sarantirt
iein.
- Nus Haris pirb Dfficiell init@
getbeilt, baB Rriegsminiiter Nnbre
in Hubeitanb tritt, ba er bas Mlter
BON 65 Sabren erreidt bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-16
Gin perstdnoiaer Waun.

W. W. Nuitin BON Win9eiter,
Snb.. tpuBte, mas er IN Der Stunbe
Der NOtb 5u tbun batte. Seine ssrau
puroe pDn einem 10 uneetp6bnlihen
Sale pun Wtagen= uno 2eberbe=
ihmeroen eeplaet, oaB Die gterste
ibr nibt beffen fonnten. Da babte
er an Or. 3inas's 9eeue 2ebens@
BilIen unb prDbirte bielelben. Sos
fort peripiirte iie Beiierung uno balb
tpuroe file polIltdnoie eebeilt. Sour
25 Gents in s. &alteper & Sobns
uno Goolpb DreiB's Ipotbefe su
baben.
= Nus 2onoun ldreibt man:
gmtlibe Berihte ereeben, baB bic
8rebstrantbeit in Srlano itetig slts
nimmt. SIN Sabre 1871 itarben in
Srlano oon 100000 8erionen 80 an
8rebs, i'm Sabre 1891 tparen es BON
10000 fhon 46 Berfonen uno in
1901 9ar 65. Sn England uno
WaleS ftieg Die gDoesrate in ben
Sabren BON 1871 biz 1900 pon 42
auf 50 aui 100000 8eripnen unb in
Shottlano BON a. auf so. 8eribte
aus 8apern, 0ollano, Nprtpeeen,
Oeiterreib uno BreuBen seieen in
oem 3eitraum BON 1890 bis 1900 cine
itarfe 3uuabme Der 8rantbeit. Nuh
in ben Ser. Staten seiet iih cine
3unabme Der arantbeit. bod III oies
ielbe nibt 10 auffdllia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-16
@oaifampiae Mntraumuma.

@enn man @tuas tbut, muB man
es audi griinolih tbun +! gun alien
Salben, BON oenen Sic iemals ettpas
eeb6rt baben, 1T 8udlen' 8 Nrnica
Salbe unitreitia Die bette. Sic BELT
erlnolih ale 8ranos, 0uetibs uno
Shnitttuunoen, glusihldae unb
Sbpdren, iDmie 0dlnprrboioen.
geur Is Geilts uno o6lliae @enu9-
tbuung miro garantirt burh &.
8alteper & Sohn unb Gbolpb OreiR,
Npotbefer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-16
lGinoerella sbub> Yalait.

Bir iino porbereltet, unieren &unz
ben unb Dem Bublifum Die neueiten
sSacons in alien Nrten BON Sbuben
fir Danlen uno Mdoben, 6erren
uno Snaben 81 liefern. 8tr balten
unieren tuDblbegriinoeten Guf nur
Die beiten Qualitdten 5u bieten nufs
red]t. @ute @aare nnb billiee
Breile bleibt itetS unier Wptto. 8er
elegantes uno Sugleid) bequemes
Shubperf 81 traaeu ipunlbt, Der
tpenoe ii6 an un8. Sin 8erlubSs
fauf miro Seoen iiberaeuaen, baB
mir an Der Spite Der Sdubeeibdfte
iteben.
Cinderella 9 dub 8alait.
POT SllamD Blaaa. 9elepbpn 585.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-16

3ieiniet bas glut uno brinet
bas Spitem in Oronune fir ben
Gommer, lnbem ibr ab unb 5u cine
Dofis bon nBriffn Gib 8it=
ters nebmt es lift lit Der arDBte
Blutbeleber nuf grben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-16
IDtal ..... 81 $50. .67S. 50
q erbi blibf feiten.
Sotal :. 81 $50. 67S.5 .55
Seiratbs. g gbeiue

Mm. s. Sbiibe uno 2ilIie s.
Smith.
8. Dulin uno Winnie @erlad.
8. Serp uno Waeaie Sonmar.
GILBERT &amsnnsfi uno Thefla
8oqod.
S. 6. Sbepbero uno glie @eiaer..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-16

- Der befannte frons1liibe 0er-
pen-Nrst BertilliDn bat ben 8abu=
finn Der Gutomobilfabrer entoedt
un0 pilienlhaftlih oefinirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-16
Qlmferion & Nmferipm,

Die neue 5orben, uno 9apetens5 5irn1a,
lit iebt bereit @eihdfte gu thun.
ND. PIT unb 219 Oit>6oultonsSir.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-16
81, $50, ,67s. .55

Debit.
ginge5abltes &apitaf S 125, 100000
lleberi6uB Sunb -. 125, 100000
notwithstanding &c II, ,639 sc
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gapf=@oten 80. 80, 0,s5o.o0
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Depoiiten .......... 1852, 1885
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