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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-05-01

fresh milk.
:. Milk should be i'm nediately
cooled after being drawn from
the COW. Where possible use
ice or cold running waiter. A
quick reduction in temperature
checks the development of any
bacteria that may have fallen in
to the milk during milking.
STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION
/. Milk should not be kept in
barn over night. The dairy
storeroom or building should
be free from ali foul smells.
Stable and hog-pen doors can be
easily absorbed By The milk.
;. The milk should be KEEP,
cold until il Is delivered. And un-
tilcool'ug isunlesSit 10 continued
J. In hauling milk TO factory
cans should be full or covers
pushed down to prevent ehurn
ing.
:. Cans should be protected by
4 covering. a. \ tarpaulin TO pre-
ven, dust from settling on cans.
and TO protect the milk from the
Suu.
CAFE OF UTENSILS
/. Factory products. such a.
whey sour skim milk, should
be returned ia other rcccp,acies
than the cans used for bringing
milk TO factory. This cus,um
of returning waist products TO
the farm in the cans used for
milk in the cause OF more trouble
10 the cheese industry than any
other one factor.
> Milk-cans should be cared
for a. soon a. returned 10 the
farm. They should be rinscd
10 warm water. then thoroughly
cleaned. and left ia the Il TO
dry. iuyerting 10 such \ manner
a. TO prevcn, circulation of AIR.
J. All dairy utencils, such
a. pals, s,rainers.. dippers. etc.
should receive a. stringent treat
men, ~ the cans.
In care OF milk, IL should be
enc m bcred that two things are
necessary.
/. TO prevent the ABSORPTION
OF any fowl odor.
,. To prevent the development
of living organism ia the milk
,ha, r able TO form sou! subst
aaces that faint the same.
The first can be accom- plisned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13

tba old rroeeryman, as he took q hand
mirror and looked at his burned face x
}".tVhy. that was when we first got
down there" said the boy, looking a t the
I'D man and laue h;ng. Gee! but you
would make a boy laugh If his lips
we're chapped You look like creased
p,g Al 4 barbecue. +, velI; when we struck
florida, and dad got so he could ass.nli-
late ugh balls, and eat oranges of the
t;ees. Ike a graf, he said he wanted to
20 nshIng, and get tanned up. SO we
H.:eJ 4 boat and I rowed while dad fish
ed. i nst him why he didn't try that new
pre script,on to raise hair on his bald head
fhat / read 8 ( In a. magazine, to go bare
headtd in the sun. He asst me II any
body ever raised any hair on a bald
head that way and 4 told him about Mr..
.Enckcf.l,er. Mo had only one hair on
l1,s hcud. AHA he played golf barehead-
ID mn In Two pfuks had to have his hair
cut With lawn mover, cause It made
his brain ache. Dad said II Rockefeller
No. II =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
FISHING BAREIIEADED TO MAKE
Ills HAIR. GROW,

measure for a will and an undertaken
to MI mo with stuff so will keep TIL
they get me home by express, with ham
dies en-. What was that you called that
fruit ! sopped my head WITH" and he
groaned like he was at q revival. Well,
i told him he had used the persimmon
Instead Of the lime juice told him to.
ana thai would cure him. so got
cake OF dog soap and Numbered dad, and
nut on stuff to take the swelling out.
and the next day he began to notice
things. It would have been all right only
a chambermaid told somebody the mean
old man with the pretty boy In All had
tho smallpox. nnd that settled 1t, You
know In hotel they lre ofral sensitive
about smallpox, cause all the boarders
will leave II man has a p!mple on his
self, so they made dad ana ! so into
quarantine In q. hen house for a, week,
and dad said 1t was all my fault trying
to get him to raise hair Ike Rockefeller.
Well, / must go home and explain to ma
how lost my hair and eye-wlnkers, II
I was in your place would take a little
tar and put 1t on where your hair was
before the explosion and the bad boy
went out, leaving the old groceryman
drawing some tar out OF the barrel on
to piece OF brown paper, and dabbing
1t on Ills head with his finger,
Copyright, 1901 by Joseph 3, Bowles)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13

barrel OF dried apples. II wanted to-
he condition OF things at Vladivnstok,
where you cande-eatlng Russians are bot
fled up III the Ice. and where We japanese
are, going to make yo,, put on your
skates and get away 70 siberia, What are
you doing With the map OF the seat Of
warp" 81 s 80
ooh, was only trying TO figure out,
tho japanese would 60 to when they are,
licked said the old man. This thing
is worrying me, want to SEQ Russia
win, and i think our government ought
to send them all the enbalmed beef
NO had left from tho war with Spain, but
.fN we did, you monkey Japanese. would
capture It, and have = military funeral
over 1t, and 80 on eating fish and rice.
When this country was IN trouble, in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13

small voice, saying, "Wcll, I'll be con-.
idemncd, =. he looked UP and saw the red
face Of the old grocerynlan peeking In the
back door.
Come in, Alexandrovlskl. and rub
Some Of this sweet oil on your cou,ite-
nance, and put some Kerosene on your
heed whers the hair was. Gee! bit you
are a sight. Don't You go out anywhere
and let a horse see you, or he Will run
away
Have ali the forts ard war ships come
down YETI" said the old man, looking
up toward the ceiling. holding up his
elbow to ward of any possible descend
Ing barrel or stove lid. Il now realize
the truth Of General shefnari's remark
that war is hell Gosh! how II sn1arts
where the skin Is burnt OFF. Give me
some OF thai salad OIL, and the old man
sopped the OIL on l1is face and head, and
the boy rubbed his lips and ears, and they
looked at each other, and tried th smile
two cracked, and wrlnkled and scorched
smiles, across the counter at each other.
Nov, you little Japanese monkey, ! hope
you are satisfied, after you have wrecked
my store. and fitted me fer the hospital,
and | want you to get out Of here. and
never come back. BY ginger. | know
when l have got enough war. They.
can settle that affair at Mukden, or Holo-
yahoo, or any old place. wash my
hands OF the whole business 5lt, you
spitz. What did you pour SO much pow.
der around the floor for? All wanted
was little innocent Illustration OF the
horrors OF wer. not an explosion.
That's what / wanted, too said the
hoy, as he looked up on the top shelf at
the cat, that was licking herself where
the huir used TO be. How did know
that powder would burn 70 quick? Say.
yc,, arc unreasonable. DO you think
vii! go off and leave you to die here ,ln-
der the counter of blood poisoning. like
q dog that has eaten loaded sausage?
Never! am going to nurse you through
this thing, and bring you out as good as
new. know how you feel towards me.
Dad felt the same way towards me. down
In Florida, the time he got skun. You
old ptople don't seem to appreciate q
boy that tries to teach you useful mol
Liz.
What about ryour dad getting skun in
Florida? never heard about u" said
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
Some Real Bargains In
Rugs and Druggets.

ext2 feet Administer Rugs, all wool,
Oriental patterns and colorlnes, was
$25, now. .............. $1,000
The $50 ones noW.....s 500. $500
9xf2 feet Wilton Rugs, In the newest
mad most wanted patterns and color.
Ings; the $3.50 ones, now n. s32. 80
Carpet Size Oriental Rugs, were
s25 shIrvan Rugs, now. 1s17.0O
Oriental Hall Runners, I yard wide
and 81 yards long; the $55 ones,
noW.......... ......... ........ 49,. 80
Extra Size Wilton Rugs, In the
newest patterns at special prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
The Style Stores Store News
And Every Item Is Profitable Reading, Too.
The Best and at the Lowest Prices.

nj Ladies' Ribbed Corset covers, 25c..
60c........ ....... ........si....is7"
Children's Fleece Lined Ribbed Cot,
ton Yeats and Pants, heavy winter
Wetgtt........ ......... .......... ZOE ZOE
Infants, Ribbed ,Merlno Wool Wrap.
tper6......... ..........s.E... ......oUc
Misses Ribbed Merlno Wool Vests
and Pants, an extra value.... ...S0c
Boys Auctrlan Wool Vests, Pants
and Drawers, white and natural, Soc.
Misses, Strictly Non. Shrinking Me.
RHO Wool Vests and Pants, 75c., Soc.
H1.OO, .....E1.1O
I Boys Strictly Non. Shrinking Me-
rIno Wool Vests and Pants, zoe,
SIC. ....... 90.
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Lace Curtains.

$40 and 50 Arabian Curtains. T8.OS
SIS Arabian Curtains, nov .... Sous
$40 Arabian Curtains, now. 70
$25 Arabian Curtains, now. y. &1..nO
Renaissance Lace Curtains, sya.as
long, full width new and stylish de.
signs, extra values, pair. 70 to Tl'
81 Portleres, frlnged top and bottom.
now. ........ ...i......lt......a. 80. = .o',
HIeh Grade PortIeres, fringed and
corded, new and handsome DESIGNS
and coiornas; the s1o ones, now Fs. 90;
the s12.so ones, now S0.0S; the SIS
ones, now $3.50.
French Velour Portleres, coiors blue
and gold and blue, green and tan;
were $45, now, palr............$3 $50. %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
Underwear.

Ladies' Ribbed Swiss Ribbed Full
Bleached Vests and Pants...... ..S''c
Lades' Ribbed SILK and Wool Vests
and Pants, ...........l& ~ 90
Ladies' swiss Ribbed Marlno Vests
and Pants, extra values, 500. Hf.2J
~ .1O...........s $50. 10
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed SILK Plated
Vests, high neck and long sleeves, spe.
clai......... ......<.... ........ 80
Ladies' Ribbed Combination Suits,
Of cotton, nIerlno wool, SILK and WOO,
and all silk, 800. 1870, $50.
! TS.OV 10 $50. ..s.... ...... =. 'i's.S'u
Ladies' Ribbed Equestrlenne Tights,
In cotton, merlno wool, silk and wool
and all SILK, soc, zoe, ~ to.... 80. 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
AE0oOp CHANCE TO VISIT FLORIDA
sS VIA THE sEABoARD AIR

Round trip tickets to Tampa. Florida,
will be sold on November 18th, for one
fare, plus TO cents; rate from Richmond.
se7, Is. Stop Oft Mt all points south Of Jacks
sonville allowed on going trip Tickets
limited to return at any time before Mo-
ycn1ber Soth., Cheap side5trlp tickets sold
10 other Florida points to holders OF these
tickets. For further information. apply
to any seaboard agent. or 18
II. s. Lizard, W. NJ. TAYLOR.
Dist. Pass. Aren't City Ticket AIT,
Phone 406, a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
CHEAP RATES TO TAMPA, FLA.
nri nNTiC cOASTEtiNE

Account of South Florida and Alldwinter
Mxnositlon, Tampa, Fla. November l4-3.
1861, this line viii sell sound trip tickets
at rate OF one fare, plus 50 cents, limited
TO f,ftsen days. exclusive Of date OF sale,
Tickets ON sale November 18th. good %
stop oyer At ill points In Florida within
limit south Of Jacksonville. This Is the
Quickest Toute. offers best accommoda-
lions. through sleeping and dining car
service, For further information. apply
to any agent OF the company. ar
c. s. CAMPBELL.
8S Division Passenger Agent,
sss II, Main St, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
IND erwood was formerly miss benson. Of

Underwood was formerly Miss Benson. of
Alexandria, Va.
The approaching marriage Is announced
Of Miss Corinne Worsley. daughter Of
Mr.. Thomas Leo Worsley, formerly OF
Leesburg. to Mr.. Alfred Wellborn, on
Thursday, November 18th, in Trinity
Mr.. George Bailey and Miss Charlotte
Frere, OF Mount Gilead, this county. were
married onWedncsday afternoon by Rev.
", ., lIaislp, OF the Baptist Church
Mrs n, w, Chaplin, of Montclnir, N. j.,
is visiting her mother. Mrs. a. r. Mott;
Miss Resale Mccormick, or HerryV!lle,
Va. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
~. Harrison. If tl
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$500 to $29.50
!. Suits for $24.50..
coRDEs, MosBY = co. coRDEs MosBY 9 GO:

sopped himself with persimmon Juice.
and his head was puckered up like the
hide of an elephant, and his face and
Cheeks were drawn around Sideways, and
wrinklcd so Il was scarf, gave him
mirror to look at hisself and when he
got one look he said: .'Hennery, it is
all over with your dad, you might Just
as well call in a lawyer to take my
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
LIFE IN LoUDoUN.

(special To The Times 'spatch)
LEESBURG. VA. Noy. 4.-Allss Virginia
Long is Visiting friends In Alexandria
Y Mr. and Mrs. Howard r. Underwood
have returned from their bridal tour. Mrs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13

1s5aEl - =
(Ex-Governor OF Wisconsin,; formerly
publisher OF "Peck's sum: author
OF ''Peck's Bad Boy" etc)
map spread out on the counter,
....--7HD OLD grocerynan had war
I1 may spread out on the counter,
and for an hour he had stood
la3UaS{ up In front OF 1t, reading q
IXEGNI morning paper. with his thumb
A'''''l. on Port Arthur. his fingers cov-
erinE the positions occupied BY the
J Japanese and Russian forces In Manchu-
ria, and HIS face working worse than
the face of tho Car eating a caviar
sandwich and ordering troops TO the far
East, at the same time shying att dyna-
mite bombs Of nlhilists. There was a
crash In front OF the grocery and the
old man jumped behind a barrel, think
ing Port Arthur had been blown UP
and the Russian fleet torpedoed .
Hello, Matsuma, you young monkey"
said the old man, as the bad boy burst
the door open and rushed IN witt. n shovel
at shoulder arms, and came TO present
arms In front OF the old man. who
came from behind the barrel and acknow-
lodged tho salute Say, now, honest,
did you put that chunk Of ice in tnc
stove the day you skipped out last?'
Sure Mlkc!' said tho hoy, SHE ran
the shovel under the cat that was Sleep
ing by the stove, and tossed her into a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
velyets.

velye2Ss
Boulevard, Nonparlel and veutI11,
with soft and silky chiffon finish, col.
ors black, navy, brown, castor, green
Z and plu'rl..,. 90, $l.x'
Chiffon VeIvets, In the wanted shad.
& lngs Of brown, green, castor, gray,
mode, cardinal, pink, blue, Nile, black
and white 80. Il 30 and 81 90
MessaIInes in all new and staple
shadlnas, soft brilliant Weaves, Doc, !.
( &C 1890. t......-....E.st.. ...... fI.OV
Black Messallne, brilliant weave ana
( finish, made Of the best and purest
sllk.. 81, F1.2b, $50
\ s Black IT affetas, our pure> dye and
guaranteed taffetas, In the different
widths; mutt be oeen to be appreci-
ated; Widths 10 to IS inches; prices
Doc. 6Oc. Zoe, n ~. 20 I..3 81. 90
An Umbrella Bargain.
Ladies' 26.lnch Close Rolling Tape
Edg. Twill SILK Umbrellas, handles Of
Imported wood This Umbrella IS
equal 70 any you have ever boubht at
$3.50, special. ~ 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
/ Wants to Know.

Yoshto Kinoshlta, general passenger agent
Of he Imperial government railways II j pan,
Will spend two tyears liz the United States
and in Europe studying railway methods.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
Don't Like Ratio.

That Pennsylvania woman who is suing for
divorce be.ause during sixteen years her hus.
pon Of tho doctrine OF l6 to l.--IInrtford
Times stfs ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
New and Stylish Ladies' heckwear,
And az These Little Prices.

New Lace stocks In white, eoru
and black, 25c., soc lido
New Collar and cuff Sets, SOC,
ooc .7Sc. p 90
Mems Furnishing s.
Gent1emen's ~cotton NIGHT Shirts,
nj dc Of a good quality cotton, nicely
trimmed, cut full and wide, an ex-f
ira vaIue..........s Z !. /. !! (. oVc
Mems outing Night Shirts, cut full
and wide, carefully selected pat.
terms. s ooci
Gentlemen's Strictly hon- Shrinking
Merlno and scotch Wool Shirts and
Drawers, invite and natural, !7,6c..5
81 81. 20 to. ............... ..... ~ .0O
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
The Bad Boy and the Grocery
man Illustrate the Russo Jap
ancsc War By Exploding
the GroceryDad's Ex-
pertinent at Raising Hair
s on His Bald Head.
By. Hon. George w. Peck.

BY HON GEORGE w. PECK,
(Ex-Governor Of Wisconsin,; formerly
publisher OF "Peck's Sum: author
or 'Pcck's Bad Boy" etc.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13

New Stocks, put up In separate
boxes, an extra value. 500
New Ruches, stoes and capes, In
white and black, 1898 t.. .e25,, 90 90
IL You % Your Handkerchief
Buying Here You Save ''l l.3. \
Ladies, Hemsttched Al! Linen ln l1:3s
tlal Handkerchlefs. put up IN fancy
boxes Of half dozen, special, box. .hoc
chldren's School = andkere''1s'fs,
tennstltched, sheer lawn, dozen 800 %,
Ladies Aemsttehed Sheer Al linen
embroidered Handksrch,efs, new a I:
tasty patterns. g 2-3e $50
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-08

Sn Oncatan gtbt es ni9t me-
niger als "a Derfallene unb fait gdn8s
ltd berlaHene St66te.
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snaniffher Mnumertri6.

gu benz BETTER sines @ef9aftes fir
Photographers Npparats in 8arces
Iona, Spaafen, fam Elm Mann, Der
etnen Mpparat aum Mertbe BON 900
pefetas ($112.8O bon alien Seiten
betaftets unb bic 4bii9t ausiprad, i'm
gu ertperben. Darauf fragte er, OBJ
man NIT benz Sbiettib quite Mement@
aufnabmen auf grDBere 9iftana mas
den f0nne. .0a8 min t4 meinen! Muf
jsbe beliebise Diftan5!" antportete Der
gsf6aftsinbobsr, p9ebt e5 foQ" err
tptberte Der anbere, tnbem sr ii9 NIT
benz Apparat tn ben 9Gnben einigs
@9ritte entfernts. 80, nod tpetter
meg gebt's audi Der 2iebbaberpbos
tOgrapb ftelte fi4 in einiger Gntfers
nung auf bic @aife unb rief gum Ca
benbeiiBer beriiber: ounb fo2"-nSie
fDnnen getrpt nod ipeiter gebenl" rtef
Der 5dnbler, ftol5 auf bic Qualttat
feiner 4rtifel. Ser &unbe besab ft9
IN Der Shat nod fpeiter binpeg, ober
70 nett, baB maa i'm pnb ben @pparut
ME mebr tpteberfab.
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Gratttcrn Der GrSpberaade,

3ablrei6e DeDba9tungen an ben
tleuen berboatpmmneten Mppdraten, bic
gum Regiftriren Der Grberf9iitterun@
gen bienen, bdben ergeben, baB bic CRIB
Dberfldde febr bdufis Elm leiies graits
tern Seigt, has 70 f9pa9 1T, baB es
eben nur bur9 b09ft feline Snitrumente
na9gepieien tDerben fam. Man bat
onfangs ~geglaubt, biefe mitrofeismifhe
nnrube bGnge nit entfernten Grbbeben
5ufammen. banl, iis tperbe bur6 BEN
Minb Deruria9t, jebo9 lift bieisr 3u@
tammenbang nod iebr unsetpiB. Sn
ben leBten Sabren finb an Der Ieismis
f4en Station gu Srieit Mufaei9nuns
gen iiber biefe @rf9einung nit 6ilfe
zines photographic reeiitrirenben .0oz
ri5ontdlpenbels eetponnen tporben. Gs
trgab fi9. baB bic mitrofeismif6e pens
beiunrube am itdrfiten i'm Minter aufs
tritt, bdgegen i'm CONNER faIt b0Qig
feb1. 9dgsiiber lit tie am bebeutenbs
ften Worsens apif9en 9 unb 10 u6r,
am f9tpdhiten I'm biefelbe Gtunbe
Abenbs. Die 8etpesunsen aeigen iid
an 9asm NIT bobem tpie NIT ~niebrieem
Barometeritanbe, bod iinb lie bel leg
term ettpas ausgeprdgter. Gin biretter
3nfammenbdng NIT Der am Srte BERT
i9enben Wtnbftdrte ldbt li6 nidt na9z
tpeifen, bod tritt ftarte psnbelunrube
b6uffser aufammen NIT lebbaften Mins
ben auf. gbenfo tpenig lieB ii4 cine
beutli4e 8e5iebung gu benz auftreten
bon aussebebnten @sbieten boben ober
tiefen 2uftbruds erfennsn, bageesn tras
ten ftarte mitrofeismH4e 8etpegungsn
fsbr hdufig Elm, tpenu pl0Bli9e unb err
beblide 4%enberuneen bss 2uftbruds
iiber gr6bern Gebieten fi9 3eigttn. sc
f9etnt fona4, als penn jebe sr0bert
Quftbruddnberung mitroieismif9e Be-
benbspesunsen nit ita bringt, pas
aud burd 8eobd9tungen gu StraBs
burg beftdtigt tporben TT.
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0te i~apanifehe Rot.

0as iapanifdeS nfelrei9 3G9lt 4567
pofanfalten. Die 3abt Der Brief
tdften bttrdgt 51,347. Sapan ptrbt
bartn nur BON ben Der. @taaten,
Deutf9lanb, Grantrsi9 unb @roBbris
tqnnien ~ibertrpffen. Die 3a6l fetner
poftbeamtsn betrGgt 1896. Nur
Oeutf4lanb, BITE Ser. Gtaaten, @roBs
~brttdnnien unb Seiterrei9 baben mebr
poitbeamten ais Sapan. Die japantz
i3en pOitturfe haben sufammen cine
3dnge BON 59,651 englif9en Meiien,
auf benen nabe5u 100000 Meilen
Gabrten i'm Sabre auriidgelegt tperben.
Trdntirts 9riefe tpurben i'm lebten
8ert4tsjabr 205, 000, 900, ppittarten
483, 100000 aufsegeben. Rur9 euti9>
Lamb, BITE Der. Sfaaten unb @robbris
tannien ltefsrn msbr Ypitfarten als
Sapan auf. Die Ginnabmen Der iaz
panif9sn poft betrussn 1902 $685.
900, bic Musgaben tpsnig unter &c.
100000. Ser @ustaui9 BON 9ofte
ienbungen NIT fremben 2Gnbern TT am
srDBten i'm @ertehr nit China; es err
4teIt fait 100000 Senbunssn. On
spetter Steus ftanb Rorea NIT 1,700,=
600. Damn tamen bic Der. Staten
nit 100000. Ser @ertebr NIT ben
europdHden 2dnbern 1T i'm @ergleid
bamit Helm. On erfter Steue Itanb
bier @robbritannien NIT 246, 600,
bunn 9eutfdlanb NIT FAC, 1000. Mae
iibrisen 2dnber erbtelten MD ut9t
100000 8rieffenoungen aus Sopun.
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Riautfrbaua 9semobnfr.
Sbre traoftfomene b6rftide 0etfanuta ttns
ifre GrmerbSberbGltaiKe.

"
lire GruerbsberbaltHiHe.
SIN beuti9z9ineff9en 8a9t9ebtete
&iauti9ou unb fetner llmgegenb gtbt
es 3ablret6e iber bas Qanb peritreute
D0rfer NIT ie einisen bunbert @tnipobe
nern. sic fiiblen ii9 als obeef9lOHene
8eb0lferunesgruppen unb leben inter
elmer BON alter 3eit iiberfommenen
bDrflihen 8erfahuus, bic ben beridnt@
melten Ortsdltefteu cine unbeatpeifelte
re9tline unb fattif9e Mutoritat ausr>
fenrt. Sci Der gfeiamdBtsen @erbreiz
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Der Sammelplab naer 9euts
ihen - @hOls GalUOu, Ilamps
Bla5a.
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= Sn benz @ebIel pom 8inter
gum Sribiahr tDmn1en aud @ehiet
In benz SDitem Dor, uno man leioet
bduftg am Maaeu. Wihts miro elm
Wagenletoen raider furieren. aiS
Or. GuguIt SDnie's 6amburaer
9rppfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-08

aoreas s anbel besiffert
iiA auf etfpa $15,o00,000 per Sabr,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-08

y8pru 3 ssormalin" (Gimer &
Slmeno) antileptii6eS Wtitte1 eegen
Branbwunoen, Wunoen, 6autous=
i6lag ober dbnli6e 2eiben. 6. s..
9 d m ot, Iaent, 6ouitun, 9eros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-08

. lie Il n Gtuns Der
parfs unb Offeutli9en Grbolungss
pldbe toftet bic @tobt Nep gort flint
mai 70 Oisl, ais 2Onban fir bteien
3ped ausgtbt.