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The daily tribune., 1903-05-13
NEW BOARD ORGANIZED.
Committees Announced = Retiring
Member Rewarded.

At the meeting of the school board
last night NJ +. Lewis was inducted
into office to succeed ID. A. Jack whose
term has expired. The board organiz-
ed by electing the following officers
F. A. Moore. president; DR.. f. r.
Moore, secretary; w 3. Widerfelt,
treasurer.
The following committees were then
announced:
Auditing and Finance-w L. Nor
ris, f. r. Moore.
Text Books. Course of Study and
Library-M E. Lewis, W. L. Morris.
Teachers and Salaries-F. h. Moore,
NJ. e. Lewis.
Buildings and Grounds-B. A.
Hackett, f. r. Moore
Rules, Regulations and Discipline
B. A. Racket. f. A. Moore.
anu w. H.
Morris. F. A. Moore.
Examinations and Certificates F.
X. Moore, NJ. K. Lewis
A pleasing feature of the meeting
was the presentation of handsome
ring to d. A. Jack by +. r. Moore in
behalf of his fellow members of the
school board The ring is made of
Cripple Greek gold and is set with
Cripple Greek gold quartz, all in
handsome design.
The board took recess to next
Tuesday evening at which time re-
ports of committees will be heard and
it is probable that most of the teachers
Will be selected at that time.
The daily tribune., 1903-05-13

Sells the choicest resi-
enee lots in the city -
The daily tribune., 1903-05-13
For Young Men.

You don't write home every month
but your parents and relatives are al
ways too glad to get the news from
the Deighborhood in which you re-
side. Sendthem the Weekly Tribune
for six months or year. II
The daily tribune., 1903-05-13
Half Rates East.

On June 3. 6, ~ and 10. the Chi
cagn, Milwaukee q St Paul Railway,
will sell tickets to Chicago. Milwau-
kee, Minneapolis, st. Paul and in
termediate points. for one fare plus
81 90 for the round trip. Tickets
good returning until October 81
Daily through car service from Den
yer. j. + Preston.
Commercial ARt
If 1929 18th St., Denver, Colo
The daily tribune., 1903-05-13
A Treat.

To those who attend Prof Var q
dance on this week Friday night, will
be given a surprise in the way of a
treat. He wants to see large crowd
and guarantees they will not be dis
sapointed in the treat he has to offer
All speak highly of his dances. Ad-
mission 30 cents. 62.65
The daily tribune., 1903-05-13

Get your seats reserved for the play
in the opera house ON Thursday night.
6l-63
The daily tribune., 1903-05-13

Mr.. Van will give birthday ball
at Morgan hall on Friday, May 22nd.
Invitations will be given TO those who
attend this weeks dance. G2 60
The daily tribune., 1903-05-13
$500

One-way rate Colorado Springs via
the Florence 81 Cripple Greek railroad
through Cripple Greek. If
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-26

-Dumley-"By George! believe
I'm the greatest fool in the world. =
Synnex-"That makes it unanimous -
Boston Transcript.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-26
ROSEBERY SCOTS AT
CHAMBERLAIN'S POLICY

London, Nov. 25,-Lord Rosebery
spoke to 5000 persons on the fiscal
question at the Surrey Theater to-
night. His Lordships remarks were
for the most part devoted to ridiculing
Joseph Chamberlain and his policy
Lord Rosebery referred to Mr. Cham
berlain as a Modern jeremiah"
whose assertions that the country had
been desolated were refuted by the
facts. Mr.. Chamberlain had said that
the country was ruined, while Mr..
Balfour, on the other hand, said the
country was extremely prosperous,
but soon would be ruined. The Board
of Trade blue book, however, had de-
cided against both of these contentious.
The speaker said that the condition of
the people generally had been i'm
proved, while the workingmen were
enjoying greater prosperity If dis
tress existed in the country, it was be-
cause Of the unwise expenditures of
the government. which during the last
decade had increased 62 per cent, while
during the previous ten years there had
been an increase of only per cent.
Instead of curbing this growing
expenditure" said Lord ROsebery, Mr..
Chamberlain discovered disease
which had no existence and proposed
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-26

a remedy which would make the dis
ease worse-namely, the increase in
the cost of every commodity"
The real outcome of Mr.. Chamber
lain's policy, he believed, would be a
state of socialism.
The first result of Mr.. Chamber
lain's policy" continued Lord Rose
berry, would be to plunge Great Brit
ain into bitter fiscal warfare with our
cousins in the United States, as the
result of which Great Britain would
lose everything and gain nothing. 1t
would mean practical severance far
more deplorable than a fiscal severance
and would blight the fairest hopes of
the two nations.
In summing up, Lord Rosebery said
that Mr.. Chamberlain had not proved
his case, and that the evils of which
he complained existed only in his imag
ination. A real remedy for any ad-
verse conditions could be reached by
stimulating practical, technical and
commercial education, reducing the ma
tional expenditures and the drink bill
OF the people, encouraging the growth
of cotton within the empire, teaching
commercial travellers how to study the
tastes of the people they visited, and
through other simple and practical
steps, which would be a better train
ing for race competition than man.
dates for negotiation with foreign coun-
tries"
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-26
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Mr.. r. H. Griffin of Valdosta is in
Savannah to-day
Mr.. j. NJ. Berry of Augusta was in
the city yesterday
Mr.. D. NJ. McKinnon of Newberry,
Fla, is in the city.
Mr.. ]. A. A. Clark of Augusta spent
yesterday in the city.
Mr.. L. E. Herman of Atlanta was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. w. H. Finch of Nashville is reg
istered at the De Soto
Mr.. Frank H. Reed of Atlanta was
in Savannah yesterday.
Mr.. 1. U. Kinsey, Jr., is critically ill
at the Savannah Hospital.
Mr.. A. Lafayette Jones of Lambert
spent yesterday in the city.
Mr.. T. A. Mcmillan of Rhine, is a
guest at the ScreVen House.
Mr.. w. A. Eason of Florence S. c.,
spent yesterday in the city.
Mr.. George E. Doane of Fitzgerald
spent yesterday in the city.
Mr.. r. Fl. Griffin of Valdosta is reg
iStered at the ScreVen House.
Mr.. Charles DOrley of jacksonville
is spending the day in the city.
Mr.. John Fielding of Columbia, S. c.,
is guest at the Pulaski House.
Dr. and Mrs. Patrick of Pulaski were
among Savannah friends yesterday.
Mr.. c. B. Townsend of Montgomery,
Ala, is guest at the Pulaski House
Mr.. Ellis F. Muther of Madison was
among Savannah friends yesterday.
Messrs. Frank B. West and w. M.
Johnson of Macon-spent yesterday in
the city.
Mr.. ]. S. Funk of Courier-Journal,
of Toledo, O., is spending some time
in. the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Blanton of Char
lotte are among the guests at the
Pulaski House.
Messrs. G. w. Cannons and Frank
Lathrop of Atlanta are among the
guests at the De Soto.
Mr.. H, L. We'll, secretary and treas
urer of the Norden & Sax Lumber
Company. was in Savannah yesterday.
a guest of the De Soto.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-26
ARRANGING AMUSEMENT
FEATURES FOR TYBEE
Representatives of Large Syndicate
Are in Savannah.

Representatives of Large Syndicate
Are in Savannah.
Messrs. H. B. Auchy, c. E. Albright
and w. II. Labb, of Philadelphia.
owners and operators of Chestnut Hill
Park, are in Savannah arranging with
Mr.. Charles Graham for providing
features of amusement at Tybee next
season.
In Company with Mr.. Graham,
Messrs. Albright, Labb and Auchy
went to Tybee and looked over the
ground and partial arrangements have
been perfected whereby the beach will
doubtlessly prove even more attractive
next season than it has in the past.
The Philadelphia men besides owning
Chestnut Hill Park which is a famous
summer resort, have large interests
at several of the most popular resorts
throughout the country, among which
are the Isle of Palms, at Charleston,
and Ponce de Leon Springs at Atlanta.
At both of these places the amusement
features are operated by the gentlemen
who are now comforting with Mr.. Gra-
ham, for the privilege of introducing
their attractions at Tybee.
Among the several attractions which
the Chestnut Hill Park people pro-
pose to introduce at Tybee is a toboggan
slide, carrousal, miniature railroad,
a laughing gallery, a ferris wheel,
house of trouble, and a mystic maze
all of which they operate at other places
and which add to the attractiveness
of seashore resorts.
Messrs. Albright, Labb and Auchy
will remain in the city for several
days, and will probably perfect all ar
rangements for the Tybee attractions
next season while here.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-26
PEACH RATE HEARING
HAS BEEN CONCLUDED

Atlanta. Nov. 25.-The hearing be-
fore the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion in the peach rate case was con-
cluded to-day. and the members of
the commission returned to Washing
ton. The only new witnesses on the
stand to-day were ]. NJ. Cutler of the
Georgia Southern and Florida and r.
j. King of the Armour Packing Com
pany. The arguments in the case will
be heard in Washington after the hol-
idays
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-26
SCHOOL BOOK BIDS
Were Not Opened by the states Sub
Commission.

Atlanta, Nov 25.-Owing to the fact
that the sub-commisson has to pass
on new books submitted by the Edu-
cational Publishing Company, the new
bids for school books under the uni
formity law were not opened to-day
and they will not be opened until the
subcommittee makes its report. The
State School Book Commission will
meet tomorrow, however and map out
the work before 1T. The commission
will be busy way into next week.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-26
CRENCHSAW MAY VOTE,
Decision In Alabama Touching a
Negroes Petition.

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 25.-In the
Alabama Supreme Court to-day Justice
HARRISON decided an important case
that of the state of Alabama against
Peter Crenchsaw, a negro of Limestone
county. Crenchsaw applied to the reg
istrar of that county under the con-
stitution to register him that he might
vote. This the registrars refused to do
Crenchsaw then produced documents
showing that he had been a Federal
soldier The registrars again refused
to register him, and he appealed tc
the courts. A jury of the Circuit
Court decided in the Negroes favor. The
state solicitor appealed the case to the
Supreme Court and that court now
diSmiSSeS the case
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-26

the body and in a mix up landed sew
eral rights and lefts to the body. They
cinched and the referee could hardly
separate them. Gardner was clinging
to Fitz and Referee Graney could not
separate them as the final gong rang.
Graney promptly gave the decision
to Fitzsimmons, which was greeted
with cheers.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-26
ENGLISH WEAVERs STRIKE.
Objected to what They Termed
ericanization,"

London, Nov. 25.-Five hundred cot
ton cloth weavers struck at Burnley
to-day as a protest against what they
called, 1.-The characterization of the
weaving industry" The employers pro-
posed reduction in the weaver's wages
in consideration of relieving them of
certain duties, which would in future
be attended TO be extra hands, thus
enabling the weavers to give their en-
tire attention to their speciality. The
strike is the first of the kind in the
cotton districts of England.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-26
NEW TICKET AT ROME.
Nominations Made by the Anti-Dis-
pensary Element.

Rome, Ca, Nov 25.-The anti-dis-
pensary people have nominated the fol-
lowing ticket for Mayor and Council
of Rome in opposition to the dispen-
sary ticket already announced: For
Mayor, R. A. Denny; councilmen,
Frank ]. Kane, Mark G.. Mcdonald,
Ike May, John w. Hackett and James
Darcy.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-26

I'll name Of the company, California Fig Syr
tied the front OF every package OF the &
The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-26

But you know" persisted the wife
who was trying to work her husband
for a new outfit, that all women are
slaves to fashion," True, my dear"
replied the heartless husband, but I'm
not the man to give up money for
the purpose of encouraging slavery in
any form. Chicago News.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-26

Maon pereefe niGt ~ uenn
6ols nbtig lift t. su telepboniren an
vEeros mooD & Goal Co." Iltes
Eel. 1874. Weues Eel. $40.
Geo. 9. 8earb,
@eIGaftBfiihrer,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-26
9emff afpeimal mQdh.
Gs fDiro iTd1 fir Die 8emDhner San
MnfoniDSS be3ablers Dem N0t ets
mes Mifbargers gu fDleem,

0n bag CUTE alts 5priam0rt-
.,Denft sueimol nod uno banoelt
einn1al" -uiro man erinnert, uenr
man ben f~olgenoen BeriGt nber Die
@rfabrungen lieff, Die Elm 8nroer
BON Can Nntanio gemadt bot. Mtr.
Bernett erlieB boz etnigen Sabrea
cine 6fenttide Greldrung uub be-
itGtigt oielelbe rlunmebr empbQtild.
S. 5. Bernett, aiiiftent. Snaenieur
bon SpribenbanS SEQ. 1, Der SEQ. SIG
9urang0e@tra6e wpbnt, iagt aus:
SD babe innerbaIb Der lebten spDlf
Mouate feincn @runo gefunoen,
meine Weinnng su dnoern, Die i'd
in Woi 1902 DHenttiM iii Den Bel
tllugen San Qnt1rip's au8geIproe
den babe. JabIu lantenb. DOS
0Dan'8 Wteren Billen,
Die i'm BeIar Drug 5tore uno BEL
Jilher uno 5prinaaa Su haben }inb,
mid pm N~Idenihmer5eu uno ali.
nerelt, auf STRUNG Der Nieren bins
meiienoen Spmptomen. Die mid ob
un0 Su felt ben leBteu apDlf Sabren
belditiet baben, turirten.
@he td Die RiQen nabm, tpareyl
Die 5hmersen sumeilen 10 unertrdaa
ltd, oaB id mid fautn ppn1 Stuhl
erbeben fpnnte uno penll i'd Mid
n~ieoerbudte, 10 oeIdah es uur uuter
Den gr6Bten Shnieriefeiten, baB i'd
MIDI mieter aufrldten fonnte unb
ale Bha1ter, Wrtte( uuo Weoi8in,
Die i9 anmanote, ehe id Dpan's
Billen gebrauhte, tparen nubtoe
unD ueridaften feline Wbbnlfe. Set,
Dem i'd mein critics 3eugnis erlieB,
babe i6 leihte Gpmptonle Der @ie.
oerfebr Der Granfbeit peripurt, Die
Biuen Daben aber ME periaet, Die
Nttade ab5umebren uno i'd babe
ntemols mebr Die Gmmersen EN-.
pfunoen, Die i'd ausSubalten batte.
ehe i'd 90an'8 Riflen nabm,
SD empfeble oaber bas Mittel mi
beiDnoerer @enugtuung.
Grbdltfid BEL alien DrOguiften
Brei8 so Gents. Softer WiGburr
60. in Buffalo, q. g., alIeinigs
Iaenten far Die Ser. Gtaaten.
Ber9eBt niht ben Maraen Soar
uno aceeptirt Fem Subftitut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-26
= BRAUT'
ANTONIO.
Gieftrtfhea @idst ia agpptild3ers
sNTG1crrS

Set oielea Sa9raebnten bilbeu
bic 6apptiiden G6aigsgrdber BON
9beben Elm iebr beliebtes s8iel Der
Jorlher uno Iltertumsfreunoe.
Gber Die unteriroiiden DentmGler
lleBen fid uur auf belhmerli9em Mes
&c beihauen. tribes 4ersenlidt uno
iAndlenoe Hafeln binoerten baran,
Die feinen Gfulpturen uno Molerein
gang 81 genieBen. Sdlimmer aber
nod mar es, oaB bur1 ieue Beleuhs
tung8mittel Die Wltertumereite ielbit
ftart ange9riffen muroen, TO oaB iih
Gle 0berflG6e INNER rlehr peroun.
felt. Ser orohenoen @efabr elmer
ooGf6noigen Ghmaraung uno Ser.
foblung Der Denemdler bat nun bic
aenptiihe Nltertums .Bermoltuna
our6 Elm foitipleliges, ober onrd]s
greifenoes Mittel ~ppraebeugt. Sc
uuroe cine eleftrii1e 2eitMng angea
leat, uno nun fam jeoer Sremoe frei,
uno leibt Die @inaelbeiten Der @rG.
bee in gpgenimeIn nebmeu. Die ma.
lerifhe Wirfuna Der @fulpturen bat
our6 Die neue Beleudtung pief ae.
uonuen, uno manhes, mas friber
faum beadhtet aeweien 1T. tritt nun
oeutlicb in ieinem Werte beruor. Bis
iebt itno Die 8rdber pon Nmenbotep
benz 3weiten, 6amIes Dem Glitea,
Dritten, Junften, Reunten, unD Set
Dem Grten ouf Die neue @elie ers
leudtet ru0roen; man gebt ober nit
benz Rlane UNI, aud nod an anbereu
dgpptiiden Gltertumsftdtten bas elefs
trifde 9iht elnSuflbren. Die BE.
triebsfoiten meroen ourdb Die Gin.
~trittsgeloer Der Sremoen reihlib
geoeGt. Die 9anse @inri@tung lift
oas Werf oes Settlers Der genannten
Misunderstanding, ne8 frans6s
iii6en Jorlbers 6. Wagperp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-26
Mn Ypntract0sem

5ar BITE 0rabtrans uno Den 8au Sufey
&fes &frakeus f0tute Der nDtiGeu
Srtt6en In 3eGar GDunfg, 9ega9s
TN NetrGge OOa fdufhuncsretaufeno
9oaarS lW6OO.OOOl.
Beriieselte Gusebote fur Die Obige
Nrbeit tueroen entgeaengenDmtnerl
in Der MmtsItube bes gDuntp. Glerts
Bis gum 10. October 1903, Wittaas
nm II ubr. Giefelbeu r1ifien ao'
oreiIirt iein an oas @eriht Der
County : Gommiffdre pun Derar
Gountp. 9eras. uno mif1en NIT Der
0biaen Aufidrift uerfeben ieiu. Die
Dem Gortracte gu @runoe 5u legenoen
Rldne uno Specifcationeu fino
pom 81. September 1903 an uum
@ouutg, RiGter Robert O.. Green,
San Gntonio. Teeoa. gu erlanaer.
Das County beb6(t ftd bas ReGt
pDr, ieoes ~einsefne Der anaebote su-
rlfAuneiien
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-26
Wae iff pna sseben1

SIN Grunoe 9erommen f0nneu mir
bieie 5rage gar niht beantmorter,
aber mir miiien, Da6 es unter itren.
Gen 9eieben itebt. Menn man bieie
0eiebe audi nur leibt iibertritt, 10
fino S6meraen unb 2eioen Die Solge
ooDon. Durh unregelmdRiqes 4eben
bringen mir bic Oroane in unDro.
1urg nno Die Gol8e oapDn ftno Bers
F0pfung, S0pfihmer5 uno 2eberbes
i6peroen. Or. Sings Meue 2ebens.
Bilen brineen Die OrQane aber balo
Dieoer in Sronuug. Sic tpirfen
milo. aber grinblih. Rur Is Gents
in Den Gpotbefen uon s.. 9alteper &
S0n uub Goolpb DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-26
= a =.

Die beioen @elbReberfranfen
in 4arebD iino geiforben. Sin an=
berer SoG lit angemeloet uorben.
Sn Wuero QarebD ereigneten fim am
Sreita9 fehs 9ooesfdue am gelben
Sieber. 2arebD lit gdnali1 abaes
ih(o1ien BON Der Welt. Gs befinoen
iid u0f elm Dubeno Ierate bort, Die
in Der 8ehanolung bes gelben sgies
bers Grfabrung baben.
- Sn 6allettsuiQe ftarb gilbert
Nrnim i'm Utter ppn 81 Sabren. Ct
binterfd6t Trau unb reun Rinoer.
Nrnim aeb6rte su ben eritea Nniieos
Tern bieier @eoenb; er etablirte elm
faufmdnniiheS @eiddft. in uefhem
er iehr erfDlarei9 mar.
--@oup. 2anbam bat beim Rrieass
Oepartement in Waibinaton anges
fra9t, 0b Elm meairneut Der ferani.
iden NatiDnals@ aroe an ben Man6e
bern BET Sort Rilep, 4anics, tells
nebmen bari.
Die Tarmer in WiIiamlon
Gonntn. Die rs Gents per. 100 Bfuno
fir bas Bflifen Der Naumuoae be-
sabfeH ioQten, baben fiG baburd] gu
belfen gewuSt, boB iie Mrbeitsfr0fte
upn wo nnoers Der foramen lieBen,
bic nur so Gents per 100 Nfuno
0erlaneen.
- Sn Der iebt in Der Droonilos
ton begriHenen Union Oil &
Refinary Co." ioI benz STANDARD
Del Munoppl cine gefdbrlife Com
c~urrentin entfteber. Das geiammte
Del.Sntereiie BON 9eras foG in oies
fer neuen @eielihaft pereinigt rpers
ben. IS hei6t ieoom. baB Die s.
Wc@afep 9etrpleums@ eieaimoft in
Bort Nrthur auf 5eiteu Der Ston.
barb Del @eieaihaft bleiben miro.
Iber audi Dhne bas Gtabliiiement
in Bort Grtbur lift oas OelgeiH1ft in
Beaumont fart genue, UNI benz
STANDARD WDnopol in Teras EN-.
Ffnoliae @oncurrens 81 MAIDEN.
- Die Gibli@e Racifc . Babn
laBt an allen ibren Stationen Bethel
anihfaaeu, uelGe beiogen, ooB uah
Dem Saeo9eies bic 9erienoung uon
V6eeln nod auBerholb ourh Grs
preB.R ompaenien, giienbabnen Doer
Shihen perbuten lit,
Sn Wagabahie erbielt g. 8.
Woie8. Der bic Souitnns uno 9eraa.
Central 8abu meaen forperlider
Berlesung burh sSabrldifioeeit Geis
tens Der Uahn auf $500.35 perttaat
bette, IS Gents sugefprohen. Die
$500 wuroen eeitrihen.
SIN Nuittn taote bic 2unpens
Der Spiritiften. @ertreteu
tparen Die Gtdbte S0n Nntoni0,
WaribaQ. Dallas, Gomande, Sal.
ueft0n, OF HaIo unb Nuftin.
SIN Garnes Gitg bat lid3 Der
Wertfaner Morbertu Ganes erfhol-
fen, neil er fid auBsr Stanoe fab,
ieine S@uloen 81 ~beSohlen. 9iefer
Utann mar 81 eewinenbaft fir
oieie Melt.
Nls Der 6armer u. 80nig NIT
Ieiuer Jrau uno feiuem finf Sabre
9naben pon &unee mad Souie
fubr, serriB etpos am 9eihirr, oas
Bfero muroe unlentiam. ihlus aus
ano lief eineu fteilen Ihbane hinuns
ter Die Srau bob in ibrer Nuo1t
ben auaben aus benz Maaer uno
mad. Mabrenb oa8 Bfero
tn5miiden gum Steben gebrodjt
frug file ben anaben, OBJ en-
lei, w0rauf er heiabeno erpi'
oerte. Die @lteru le9ten i'm auf Elm
uno Do er iih rubng nerbielt, |
]laubteu iie. er lei siugeihlofen. Gls
lie ouf Der Garm anfarnen, fanoen |
lie, oaS er tot mar. !
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-26
Gtues aaaseu ipiiser uttt nms eebea.

Clues auabeu fDiioer 0atft nm8 2ebea.
W. 5. Broom BON 2eesuiQe, Su.
oiana, bate Tooes.Q ualen an Nitb.
ma 81 erouloen. Seine sSamilie
uar tdeH uus i'm periammelt, bo
man feiuen Tob ieoe1 NugenbliG en-
martete. Sem Sobn bate ifG oufs
Bfero geworfen, UNI in Der Is Mei.
len entferuten Staot vDr. Sings
Neue @ntoeduna" fGr Grtdltuna,
6uiten uno G@minofndt 8u boler.
uub mirflid, er tam nod our red9.
ten Belt. 9as Wjttel ueriAafte
benz Water iof0rt Qinoerung unb Bee
mirfte balo eine 9eilung. Sc fbreibt
iebt: sd babe iett ieoe Madt ge.
fnnoen Shlaf." Aebnlid]e munoers
bare 9ureu Don Shminofuht, Grs
fdltungeu uno Grippe, 0ronhitia
nao 2ungeuent5inoung bepeiien bic
unpergleiffide Wirfung anf ale
6alss uno 2ungenleiben. @iro ga.
rnuttert. Sn Sfaifen al so Cts. uno
91.W. BrubeFaihen frei in Den
&pDthefen BON 5. &alteper & Snn
uuo Ionlpb DreiR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-26
Maerlet.

~ Die MutmaBung, baB ftH in
Der Rdhe pom SUTHERLAND Springs
OelqueGen befinoen, tuiro oaourd3
beitdrtt, oaB iif eine @eieafdaft DON
Rapital, ften geblloet bat, UNI oiefels
ben aus5Hbeuten.
xrinft cabinet 8 Tlaihenbier.
Wenn Der Befhln6 gefa6t
wiro. oaB Die Stabt fiG in gutter ia.
nitdrer geihaffeubeit beinbet. 70
lit batnit niht gemeint, baB aHer
unrat un0 auea untraut befeitiat
Uoroen lit. unD menr bei1fofen
miro, oa6 Gan Nntonio bic aeiln.
bette Stoot lit, bns bette 8onalifu.
tionsipitem, oas reinite Waiier. oas
idDnfte alima, bic reinliGften Stra,
Ben uno mebr Barfs unb 6fentlihe
Bldbe bat. ola irgeno cine Stabt
oer Belt. 10 Dat Beiheibenbeit ben
@ortfaut nid1t oiftiertl
Y Trinft 0iIieuer sSlaiGenbier.
gs lit 5n boffen, oaB bic Rei-
nigun8sarbeiten in Den Strasen
nidt etpa eineefteat ueroen, nahs
benz Der BeihluB anaenommen NOR.
ben lit. boB bic ianitdre geiGofen.
belt Der Gtaot 5ufriebeniteQeno if.
Guf benz Nuefteuungsplase
berri@t reyes 2eben. NaeB miro
fir oes grpbe GreiQnis in Bereits
lhaft eefeet. Die Gr5ffnung Der
G~usitequng finoet befanntlib am IL.
Sftober itatt.
9rintt Grlanger'SfafGenbier.
s5n ben Boritdbten uoti Chicago
nirb n~eneroin93 Bier in 8adefer
af8 nBreoffaft 5ooo" nerfauft-unb
ieiten1 aiebt 60 bort feline Betrunfes
men mebr, Gber baflr umiomebr
geute, ruelde etpas psu fferf oe'
fribitudtA baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-26

Die Wpfhe er36blt pon Serfnles, er
babe u~nsui1entlih Elm uergiftetes 'Genlo
ongele8t, in Golge befien .er es por50g,
auf einem S9eiterbaufen idbneu in Slam.
men anf5ugehen, ala lan8iam binSufie.
den. Mtutma6ii9 bate ,fid3 Der SaIbgott
cine Snuttrantbeif eebolt nnb jene Nstbe
III eiae Mnbewtung Der prDiaiifeu 9at.
Jade. G6tte nc bas Mttttel, tpeldes
Mnen N ben s.. Bernard 4ramterpiucn
(fnr % Gts. BEL Gpot9etern 5u haben)
sur gerfngune iteht, bamals gefonnt, 10
rpIrol bic 0eidimte bpm Serfules elm
ueranlgteres Gn0e gen1mmsn hpben.