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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-29
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-29
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fir Die @eleeenbeit, Elm Gianp nobes
gu 81 @urem eiaenen 8reiie unb 8e.
oingun9en 5u faufen. 8enubt Die
@eleaenheit unIereS @ruBen8 Ser,
tau 8 uno Die 92eouttionen, Die
mir in alien mufitaliiben Snitru-
menter1 bieten.
THos. coccAN Ii BROS,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-29
QSablsNptts.

WD~ ~S~>e0<
gs tuirb biermit our RenntniB
gebrarbt, 6aB am erften Gamjtaa
i'm Wfait 1904, b. /. Der 7te EaQ oes
NeDnatss Meoi 1904, cine Woh( in
oen unabbdn9igen Sbul Oiitrift
Der Staot San Nntonip itattfinben
tptro. I'm brei (3) Sbultruftees au
ertu1hlen, tuelc1e Bahl in elmer
8erlamnllun9 oes San Antonio
School Board am MDnta9 ben IL.
Npril 1904 aneeDrbnet tuur6e, ine
oem bela9te 8ebbr6e nahftebenbe
Srore annnbtti:
pgs tpiro on bieien1 Gage, oern
Ill. Gage bes Ipril 1904, omrb ben
San Antonio School Board oaae-
Dronet, 6aB etne Babl in benz un.
obbanet9en S6uloiitrift Der Gtaot
San Nnt0niD, on benz erEen Sonne
aberlo i'm Monat Mlai 1904, abqee
bolten tuiro, nm brei 81 Sthule
trnitees fir beiaaten San Antonio
School Board gu ertudhlen, tpeld1e
fir bic nabiten 5tpei (2) Sabre uno
10 lan9e bernab, big lire Nahfole
ger ertu6blt Dber ernannt iinb uno
qualtfi5iert ha6en, DienIt tun iol-
len. Sieie teuertuablten EraItees
lollen bic 3abfnleer fir bic
f0l9enoen orei 81 Weit.
9lteoer oes 8oarb's Iein: Serb.
9erff IT,, Jreb. Us. goDt ir. uno
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tnr bic 9enannte @abl bic @abl.
pl6be an folgenben Srten offen uno
oaB f0laenoe 8erIonen biermit ols
prdiioierenoe 8eamte fir bic gSabl
ernannt iein lolIen:
8arb SEQ. L, StabtbolIe, SimDn
&bniabeim, praiib. 8eanlter.
0aro $50. 2, BecossStr. Schule
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ter.
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8eamter.
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Benbaus, CHARLES Smith, pr&Iib.
8eamter.
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Sohn Sbnnb, prafib. 8eamtcr.
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bauS, IS. s.. StpeQritQen. nrGgio.
8eamter.
@egeben iiber Der llnterIhrift
uno oem Siesel bes belasten Board
am 16. Npril 1904.
SAN ANTONIO SCHOOL BOARD,
@eD. B. 8radenriose, grdi.
(StegeD Itteit: s. u. gbapa, Setr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-29
$135-gienes 9}iaao-$135.

VIoO 3testeV 1VtWWU PIUJ.
Das t6nnt Sbr baben, uenn Sbr
Die @eleaeubeit II nieres Ser
taufes benubt. Gin neues auf.
redt itebenoeS Biano fiir $135-Wur
oieie @obe.
rHos. coccAN g. BROS,
gde 6ouitons uno Waparro.S StroBe.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-06-03
THE DAY bEF|TT|NGLY
OBSERVED IN ALMA.
Exercises in the Opera House were
Largely Attended by Our
Patriotic Citizens.
REV. HOAG'S ADDRESS
WAS AN EXCELLENT ONE.
The OLD Soldiers Turned Out in Force
and Marched 10 Riverside Gene
terry ar Closing.

Memorial day in Alma this year was
observed with renewed patriotism and
interest in all that the day stands for in
American history. Although the
weather was threatening and cold in
the morning. the clouds cleared away
somewhat in the afternoon so that there
was no real discomfort III attending the
exercises, the wind alone chilling some-
what the lightly dressed.
The attendances at the exercises was
larger than usual and the interest was
greater. The places of business were
closed at noon and remained so until
after the return from the cemetery
where the sleeping soldier dead were
remembered with flowers which were
strewn upon their graves.
In the morning the G.. A. K. and w.
r. G.. members followed the usual
custom of visiting the Wright cemetery
in Pine. River where exercises in keep
ing with the day were held and the
graves of those buried in that silent city
of the dead decorated with beautiful
flowers of spring.
sat 2 O'Clock the exercises in the opera
house commenced, every seat in that
auditorium being filled previous TO the
opening announcement. Marcus Pol
lasky, in that pleasing and easy manner
TO which he is accustomed, announced
the numbers on the program in the1fol-
lowing order: Memorial Anthem, vocal
solo by J. l.. Mcbride, assisted by the
college chorus. This anthem was COM
posed by AIR. Mcbride for the occasion
and was certainly appropriate and well
rendered Following the anthem, Rev
w. K. Spencer. ID. D., delivered the in
vocation, after which the M. +. church
choir very pleasingly sang columbia
Nv Country" Lincoln's memorable
address at Gettysburg was read by J.W
Holmes and then Miss Winnie Griffin
gave reading. entitled FLOWERS for
the Brave" in her usual pleasing man.
ner G e Pettyjohn following with vocal
solo, "The Bugle GALL" which was well
rendered. Adjutant John Greig then
read the General Orders from the De-
partment Of Michigan e. A. II.
Mr. Pollaskyin introducing the speak
er of the day. Rev. o. L. Hoag, paid a
few very glowing tributes to the mem
bers Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
in which he eulogized the living as well
as the dead. The address by Rev Hoag
was filed with those beautiful thoughts
which only such an occasion can bring
forth and which the speaker set to oratory
beyond ordinary merit. IL has been
many day since the people of Alma
have listened TO so eloquent an address
on Memorial day and fortunate indeed
they will be IL another such an oppor.
tunity is ever presented.
In introducing his remarks the speak
er sought to belittle what was to follow
by stating that he was Of the opinion
that it would have been more appro-
pirate IL some man who had passed
through that terrific strife for supre-
Continued on Page EighD
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-06-03
ARRANGEMENTS PERFECTED
Program Made Out for the Laying of the
100. 4. Temple Corner Stone

The program for the exercises attend
ant on the laying of the corner stone of
the I.O.O.F. temple on Thursday of next
week has been perfected by the commit.
tee and is announced as follows: Mem
bers of the order will assemble at the X
OF p. hall at one O'Clock p. m. standard
time and at 80 the procession will be
formed, headed by the Ithaca band, and
march to the building where the cere-
monies in connection with the laying of
the stone will be held. Following these
exercises the line will be reformed and
march to the opera house where pro-
gram consisting Of an address, recita-
uons and music will he given. AT
the close the members Of the order will
march 90 the X. of Z. hall and there
disband.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-06-03
ATTEND FIREMENS CONVENTION.

The State Firemen's Association an
nual convention will be held in Cadillac
Wednesday and Thursday OF next week,
and will be attended by Chief Fishbeck.
Frank Rollin and w. w. Caple as dele
gates from this department. Chief
Fishbeck will also read paper before
the convention. The council at the last
meeting voted the sum of s25 TO be used
in paying annual dues to the association
and to defray the travelling expenses Of
the delegates.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-06-03
EXCITING RUNAWAY.
Produce Com pany's Team Makes Things
Lively for Few Minutes.

On Thursday Of last week one Of the
produce company's teams became fright
ened and took a run down Superior-st.,
making things lively for a short time.
Just sfter passing the Hotel Arcadia the
team collided with buggy belonging to
Herman Slower, Of Vestsburg, which
was standing in front of Caldwell's
blacksmith shop. The rear wheels TO
the buggy were put out of business tenn
porarily, and then passing on the team
came in contact with Harry Shiver's
horse which was attached to his we'll.
digging apparatus, upsetting that ami
NAL and breaking the harness. Neither
OF these distractions checked their speed
and the team continued until they turned
and ran into telephone pole in front of
VIM. Clubbs residence. Here one horse
was thrown down but they were soon
caught, not mach Of any damage being
done to either team, harness or wagon.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-06-03
1000 POUNDS OF
BUTTER PER Day.
Creamery Department Of Central
Michigan Produce Company
Doing Big Business.
FINE EQUIPMENT
FOR DOING THE WORK.
Considerable New Machinery Has Been
Purchased Since Moving into the
New Quarters.

A visit was paid to the Central Michi-
gan Produce Co.'s plant this week by q
Record representative where the process
OF separating the butter from the cream
was explained by Mr.. Helmer Rabild,
the chief butter maker, and the extent
OF the business thoroughly shown. Mr..
Rabild is an expert in butter making,
having madea study of the art for years.
At recent meeting Of the State Dairy
mems association, held in Lansing. Mr..
Rabild was awarded a gold medal for
his work in this line and his success
thus far with the Central Michigan Pro-
duce %. is convincing evidence OF his
fitness for the position.
AT present the company is receiving
cream from ,027 patrons living in diff
ferent parts of the state. Some Of these
patrons live at considerable distance,
as for instance these who are shipping
from such places as Gaylord, Elmira,
Scottsville, Caledonia, Pinconing, ST
Johns, Davisburg, Clarksville and many
others. Nearly every station on the
Pere Marquette within reaching dis
tance is shipping cream to Alma and
receiving their cash in return. At pre-
sent the daily output Of butter is about
1000 pounds, enough to supply a small
sized family for a day or two at least.
This butter is nearly all shipped to New
York and Boston markets.
Since moving into the new location at
the cold storage plant, considerable new
machinery has been added and the
equipment improved for enlarging the
capacity. Two new revolving cream
coolers have been installed and another
cooler Of stationary pattern is ready
90 be placed in position. On being re-
ceived, the cream is first weighed and a
small portion taken out Of each can for
testing purposes. Upon this test de-
pends the amount of pay each patron
receives for his cream, and the amount
paid is based upon the percentage of
butter fat therein contained, the COM
pany paying at all times within two
cents of the New York market. After
the weight has been recorded and
amount for testing taken out, the cream
is emptied into large vat from where it
is drawn in pipes into the revolving
cooler. When IL is reduced to the de-
sired temperature, the cream is then
forced by air pressure into the large
churns, there being two of these with a
capacity of 500 gallons each, where the
butter is separated from the cream and
then worked over by machinery before
packing into the tubs and placed in the
refrigerator TO wait for shipment. The
machinery is all located in the base ment,
the floors and walls being Of cement
and kept clean with running water
whenever needed. The power is fur
nisbed by an electric motor, while steam
for scalding and cleaning the milk cans
is secured by piping from the Alma
Manufacturing Co. IS plant.
In addition to the creamery business
the company is at this time OF the year
busiest With the egg branch. At present
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-06-03

between 500 and GOO cases Of eggs are
being received, handled over, graded and
repacked each day. for shipment. These
eggs all go to New York and Boston
markets. The company is employing %
people at present, the business and man.
agement under the direction Of 9. II.
LaFlamboy, who in everyway is quail
fed for the position.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-06-03

College
will begin Sunday 18th, with
will Thursday,
at III. with the presidents reception ct his
The for the week follows
SUNDAY, June nth
m a the Presbyterian church.
Address before the Mems and Young Womens
Christian Associations College Chapel.
Service, Presbyterian Church,
President AT Buske, D.. d.
MONDAY, June 18TH
oosoa. III to / ? III. o
III Exercises.
Commercial School, address
by Prof. w. d. Henderson of the University of Mich.
TUESDAY, June I4th-
of kindergarten
of lansing Mich.
Soop PRAYER andPr
18TH
Exercises the Academy; awarding of
III Graduating Recital of the School of Music
THU RSDAY, June 10Th
1000 conering degrees
award o honors.
Comm a Wright Hall
p. Presidents Reception Presidents Home.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-06-03
ToCure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II II fails to cure.
L. W. Groves signature 10 on each box. 25c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-21
shiparse Gapeten.

S6nar5e Sapeten itnD CUR 3ett bas
Neueite auf benz 9ebtete Der s3immer@
au5itattung in @nglanb. 9ieie Saz
peten, 10 perft9ert Elm bDrttges Sour
nal, eeben benz s3tmmer fein bunfles
Qusfeben, ba Die geftrniBte Oberfld9e
bas Qi4t refleftirt. Sir bic 8enobner
bes 3immers bilben fe einen ebenfo
fletbIamen 9intergrunb pte eine creme
pber neiBe Sdpete, unb Mbenbs beben
fi9 beionbers belle unb BLONDE Srauen
gut BON ben bunflen WGnben ab. Mns
tife unb elegant ge5ei9nete M0bel 5et=
gen lire @6Dnbeit am beiten Bel elmer
f9par5en Sapete; ba Die MDbel bann
einen umfo beqeren Son 6aben, geben
tie Dem 3immer Die nDtbige 9eGe. Sebr
f60n lit 8. g. elm 3immer NIT netBem
5rtes unb creme arbinen, be7en SUP
boben Elm bunfelgriiner Seppt9 bebedt.
9unfelgriin unb f9par5 paffen befonz
bers gut 3ufammen. Die MGnbe iperz
ben 3uerit nit 9apier bebedt, bas eana
unb gar nit elmer beitimmten S9mGr3e
eingerieben nirb. Die Oberfld9e nirb
fdlieBlih speimol nit 5trniB iiber=
5ogen. Sn einem Rau95immer finb
ni4t bic @dnbe, fpnbern bic 9ede
f6par5. Sn bieiem SAL ptrb cine febr
~gldn5enbe, f9nar3e Sapete gebrau6t,
Die ni9t gefirniBt gu tperben brau9t.
lteber Der blaugriinen 5upete 5iebt iiG
Elm f3arla9rotber Sries bin. On ben
Wdnben bdngen 9portbilber, Die ptez
Der oas Rotb beg Sriefes 5eigen unb
ii4 f9Dn ppn benz blaueriinen 9interz
gruno abbeben. Sin tiirfif9er Seppi9
in ROTH unb grim bebedt ben 5uBbooen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-21
Sblebte 9uft.
Der iddoItde GinftnB Der utenf dIidet Mtbs
inMna-&obIenfanre aIs &Mftberoerber.

~"0 ~0
SIM Nagemeinen nirb Die &o6lens
fGure, alio bos bur9 menf9li9e Ntbs
mung er3eugte @as, als bduptfd9Gi6er
2uftberberber betra9tet. @5 1T aber
feltgeiteut, baB bic &~oblenfdure an fi9
nenig @influB auf Die @efunbbeit bat.
Menf6en fDnnen 5nei Biz bret Stun
ben obne Mibbebagen in elmer 2uft
atbmen, bic neben i6rem polen @ebalt
an @auerftoff mod 20 8rD3ent &oblens
fdure entbdlt, unb in getpDbnli9er 2uft
tit bic 9egentpart BON einem Pro3ent
&~obleniGure obne f6Gbli9e Wirtung.
Menn bic 8D6lenfdure in Der 2uft
iebo9 bur9 bic men59li9e Ntbmung
nur UNI Elm 3ebntel Pro5ent bermebrt
ntrb, 10 er1Glt Die 2uft cine ungefunbe
Gtgenf9aft. 3pii4en Der &oblenfdure,
bic maj 3. g. aus foblenfaurem &alf
entpideln fam, unb Der bpm Menf9en
ausgeatbmeten &%p6leniGure beftebt fei@
nerlet 9emi19er 1nterf9ieb. Menn
trpbbem bier unb bort Die Wtrfung
cine perf9iebsne 1T, 10 liegt Der @9luB
na6e, baB Die Bpm Menf9en ausgez
atbmete &~oblenfdure eiaen g%iftigen 8e=
gletter bat, Der it9 bisber ben Na9z
forf9ungen ent3ogen bat.
60 LANCE mir i'm ni9t fennen, bleibt
natiirli9 ni9ts anberes iibrig, als Die
8erunreinigung Der 2uft an Der Menge
Der in ibr entbultenen &oblenfGure gu
mefen. Ser f9Gbli9e @influB Der
bur6 meni9li9e Ntbmung per~bDrbenen
2uft tit befannt; er beftebt in Nppe=
titsperluf, u~nbebagen, &ppff9mer5
unb 1ebelfeit. NuBerbem fam fem
3netfel barun beiteben, baB Elm Mufz
entbalt in f9le6ter Cuff Die gntftebung
anberer 3ranfbeiten beginfti9t. Sea
mentli9 itebt Die Reigung gu Grfdltun=
gen nit einem Doruusgegungenen Gin
fluB f9le4ter 2uft in 8e5iebung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-21
aufaf9e armrtoff,iere.
Shire snrdf6ntttlie 9crisse .Silonns nao
ihre Gh6raftcrnsSfacI.

l1te opGtaItcfnsSn9cl.
Rireenbs, 70 f9reibt cine 6d95ei=
tung, tlafft cine tiefere &luft 5nif9en
ben Sffi6ieren Der 2inienregimenter
unb oenienigen Der 9arbe unb bes Sc
n~eralftabes, als i'm rufiiI9en 6eere.
Stefe lebteren betra9ten Die 2inienofftz
3iere nur als 3ameraben 5peiten &anz
ges. Qnb nit einem setpif1en &e9t.
Obglei9 Die 2tnienofft5iere jebt fdmmt=
li6 aus militGri19en Gr3iebungsan=
ftalten berDprge6sn, 1T bod i6r aGgez
metner 8ilDunesftanb Elm re9t tiefer.
Die erpor6enen &enntniiie tperben bon
Der @tnfOrmigfeit bes 9arni1onbienites
balb er1tidt ober perfummern peniq=
items gu duBerit biirftisen &eften. Mit
benz Oienlt ntmmt ma es ni9t a48u
genau. Wan fommt pftmals fpdter
ooer Dieneidt audi gar ni9t ober in
elmer iebr unDorf9riftsmdBigen &lei@
bung. MilitdrtI9r G6rgei3 po6nt ben
penigiten inne. 9as 3iel Der grpben
Mebr5abl 1T, in Die Ste0ung bes Som
pagniefibrers ein3uriiden. 9enn bier
5und9it bietet fid @elegenbeit, Ii9 auf
Soften Der Mannf6aft unb bes Stdaz
tes bur9 9ur9fte9ereien BEL Der 2iefez
rung Der Menage, Der 5utterrattonen
unD Der Montirung Die Saf9e gu fill
len. SIN tiirfif6en 8riege 1877 auf
1878 ertparben 1i9 3ablrei9e t9auptz
leute unb Gegimentstommdnbeure an
febnli9e 8erm0een. Die Yropiantbez
56affung mar BON elmer 0erpflegungsz
geleqi6aft iibernommen norben. Man
~berfaufte an tie einfa9 Die Quittungen
iiber ben @mpfang BON Qe6ensmitteln
lnb Sutter gu einem berabgefeBten
Preiie, itri6 biefen ein unb trieb bann
ben 8ebarf' bon Der 8epDlferung Der
befebten 2anbestbeile Elm. &amerabz
1dafts9efiibl unb &orpsgeiit tit unter
ben ruifif6en Sffi3ieren nt9t pber nun
tpenig entptdelt. Spiel unb Srunf BIS
berab gum Wobfa (8rannttpein) fteben
auf Der Sagesorbnung. gerIDnGi6es
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pirb nur in
geringem umfange angetroffen. SIN
tiirfif6en Selb5ug mar es feline Sereinz
8elte Grf6einung, baB Sffi5iere, Die
nit einem Nuftrag na9 riidndrts gez
fanbt purbeu, ii9 feGbft urlaub gaben
unb erit na9 Wp6en our SrDnt 5urid=
febrten. Sa, in perf6iebenen 5G4en
purben fogar 8erpunouneen borgez
tGuf9t, I'm i'm 2a3aretb poblgeborgen
ben 8erlauf Der @~reignifie ub5unarten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-21
Grfahrene Sanstrau.

Sn GGbing, @eitpreuBen, trdt bor
Sturgeon cine iunge Dame, cine rGroB=
itdbterin," in ben 2aben zines 5leiz
f9ers unb tpoQte einen 99infen fau=
fen. SD babe bier Dor tpenigen 800
den, glei4 na9 meinem nm8uge na9
bier" faete iie, rapei S9infen BON
Sbnen gefauft. sic naren por5iiglid.
&ann t9 nod btefelbe Sorte befOmz
men2"-uS gepiB, 9nGbi9e Sran,"
.antportete Der Sleif9ermei5ter f9ldg@
fertte unb 5eiete auf cine ganae 3eibe
bdngenber S9infen, nbus 1T ules bic
ndmli9e Warfe.@ - n@ut. Sinh fs
aber ale AUDI pirfli9 bon bemielben
S9nein21 froete bic Dame tpeiter.
Sang 9epiB," erfldrte Der SGeif6er.
Obne nit Der @imper gu auden. r9as
lift poraiisli9. 8ttte, fdiden sic mir
nun 9lei9 bret S9infen mad 9aufe!"
Dem @unf4e tpurbe natiirli@ ent=
fprp6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-21
Sh6pferkraft orr 9apaner.
Setpeisflbrnn8 gescn bic irrl8e slnnabme,
0eB nc ttmr g~sadlnbner.

~~U ~ 49,
Den Sapanern nirb bGufig Der Gor>
purf gema9t, baB fe feline eigene
S9Opferfraft befdBen unb bic @r5eugs
nihe unb @rrungenfdaften ibrer Sui
tur nur entlebnt bGtten. unb 5par ieien
frii9er bic Gbineien ibre @orbilber gez
tpefen, in neuerer 3eit Die GuropGer
unb Qmerifaner. 9ieier 4nIi9t tritt
Or. @irtb, Der fi4 lange 3eit i'm &et4e
bes Mifaoo oufeebalten bat unb Elm
griinbli9er &enner iapani1Ger Ser
bdltnife 1T, nit ben folgenben Nus<
fu6run9cn entgegen: 3par BADEN Die
Sapansr, gerabe tpie Die 9eutf9en unb
anbere 8Dlfer, ibre &ultur unb Geliz
gton aus Der Srembe genommen, ite
bdben dber bas uebernOmmene 1elbft1
59Dpferif6 peitergebtlbet, baben 3. s.,
mas Die Oeutf4en nidt fonnten, 3pet
eigene Nlp6abete erfunben. @s geniigt
iebo9 Elm ein5iger 8ltd auf 9aus,
Sra9t unb gauge 2ebsnsfii6rung Der
Sapaner, nm ibre @elbfitdnOigfeit To-
fort gu begreifen. Die S0bne unb
SO9ter bes r2anbes Der enlightenment
Some" tragen 8enGnber, Die fem an
beres 8olf bat, bauen 9duf er, pte tie
in feinem anberen 2anbe gebaut per@
ben, uno baben Spiele unb 96duburz
gen unb Sefte unb cine Mealeret unb
Nnf6uuungen, tpie fe 1onft iiberau ouf
Der @roe unerbDrt finb. @e.n Elm
9inefif9er Solbat bienffret lit, 10
piirfelt er ober rau9t Opium, Der peft=
ldnbii6e Solbot trinft pienei9t pber
begibt ii9 auf cine n8ummeltour;" Der
iapaniI6e 8aterlanbs : @ert6eibieer
ntmmt binge9en Elm beiBes Sab unb
fiibrt bienei4t Elm &ingfpiel ouf. gu
iener lObli9en reintgenben S6Gtigfeit
brau9t er ni9t eigens 8abebduier gu
erri9ten, fonbern er f9leppt nur einen
b0l5ernen Srog nit, 10 gut, tpenn aud
etpas f6nerer, nte Die 9ummi=Subs
zines peitli9en Sffi5iers; an benz
Srog 1T feitli9 Elm fletner 8e6Glter
fir Die 9ol5foblenfeuerung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-21

2ifabon. Ser G6Hie bat bas
parIament pegert Sbfruction eeeen
Budget unb Nrmeeborlage aufeel5f.
Sotio. 9te Raiferin BON Sapan
empfing Srau 2Iopo 6. @riseont, bic
@attin bes amer. @eianoten, nebf
Grau BrOnfon aus g. 3. in 4uoiena.
Manila. Die 8riiDer o. unb
6 2ucfon, Snfurgsntenfiibrer auf Der
Sniel 5amar, uurben tpeaen 8er=
ihu6runs gu 5 Sabrsn @efdnsniB Der=
urtbeilt.