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Evening journal., 1904-06-02
JAPANESE WIN
At WAFANGKAU
Russians, at First Victorious,
Driven From the Field.
JAPANESE LOSS OF 200 REPORTED

Wounded Arriving at Mukden Tell
Story Of Whirwind Charge Of Cos
saeks-shootins Of Japanese Troops
Their Strong Point.
Mukden. June "A hospital train
arrived with wounded from the fight
ing at Waiangkau, bringing three off
GERS and iifty-three men. General Ku-
ropatkln visited them, complimented
their bravery and awarded eight cross.
es Of st. George -Four of those wound
ed at Wafanekau were ieft at Limo.
yang IN too serious a condition to move.
Some of these have from four TO six
bullet wounds. One Of the wounded
said,
"These Japanese fight very well.
Shooting is their strong point, but the
Cossacks' lance charge completely sur
prised them Many of the Japanese
were ridden down. Others ceased fir
ing and fed
Japs Had Two Hundred Men Killed.
The Russian general staff announces
that the Japanese lost 200 in killed and
forty-seven horses in the fight at Wa
fangkau. The Russian division was
under command Of General Samsonoff,
and the Japanese were led by General
AlISlama. For several days Cossaclx
couriers reported 10 General Samsonom
the approach Of the Japanese on the
military road from Pitsewo. General
Samsonoff gathered 1900 cavalry and
half as many infantry, distributing
them in the southern passes Of the Hi
mg mountains. just north Of Wafang-
lau. AT the word of command the
Russian squadrons rushed like whirl-
wind upon the advancing Japanese in
fantry, and at the same time the bat.
teries stationed on two Of the bills
opened fire. doing great damage among
the cavalry of the enemy, which was
I'm close formation at the time. For
more than an hour the Japanese were
steadily driven back. but re-enforce-
ments brought up by them I'm infantry.
cavalry and artillery compelled Gen.
erpl Samsonof 60 retire at 6 O'Clock I'm
the evening.
Japanese agents are believed to be
negotiating with chunchu leaders with
the object Of employing them against
the Russians. Recently a local gov
ernor endoavored 20 raise the populaco
against the Russians. Many bands OF
the celebrated chunchu captain, Tuli.
san, are in this ncighborhood. They
are well drilled. well armed and wei
clothed. They wear straw hats and
short overcoats and are armed both
with rifles and revolvers
Evening journal., 1904-06-02
NUMEROUS PROPERTY
TRANSFERS RECORDED

City Registrar McNulty recorded the
following real estate transfers yester-
day:
Property on the north side of Sixth
street. near King from Louisa NJ.
Scott to William II. Robinson; consid-
eration $1,000.
Property known as FELTON, Hotel at
Second and Walnut streets. from Hen
~ Feldmeier to Joseph +. Emory; con-
sideration, $1,000.
Property at No. II Robinson street,
from Edward Bains to j. Jackson
Pierce consideration, $1,000; same
property from J. Jackson Pierce to
Clara B. Prettyman, Edward Bains and
Thomas NJ. Bains Jr.
Property on the northwest side of
Jessup street, near Vandever avenue,
from Charles NJ Grubb to Max LIGHT
enstein; consideration, $685. .
Property at No. Is Robinson street,
from Edward Bains to Martha J. Nc
Lear; consideration, 500.
Property on Red Oak road near
Greenhnl avenue, from the Woodlawn
Company to Greta NJ. McGeorge; con-
HAAANA AA AANllr NoAHNs
-Four lots at Vandever avenue and
Jessup street from Eugene Massey to
John f. Beatty; consideration, Sl515.
Property on the east side of Eigh-
teenth street. near Wooddell avenue,
from Alice NJ. *. Reid and David c.
Reid to Anna p. jones' consideration,
S2500.
Property at No. 935 Chestnut street.
from j. Jackson Pierce to Clara Bains
Prettyman, Edward and Thomas M.
Bains. Jr., consideration. 10000
Property on the south side Of Oak
street, near Franklin, from the Della
ware Trust Company to Willard II.
Morrison; consideration. S54OO.
Property at Oak and Franklin streets
from the Wilmington Military Acad-
emy to the Delaware Trust Company;
consideration, $3.50.
Property at No. 935 Chestnut street,
from Edward Bains 20 J. Jackson
Pierce; consideration, $4,000.
Properties al Nos. S94, S36 West Sixth
street. from J. jackson Pierce TO Clara
Bains Prettyman, Edward Bains and
Thomas M. Bains, Jr., consideration,
$4,000; same properties from Edward
Bains to j. Jackson Pierce.
Property at No 922 West Sixth
street. from Edward Bains to Margaret
A. Chandler; consideration. $1,000.
Evening journal., 1904-06-02
Japs Nesrino Neweh,vano.

Tokyo. June 1T can he said with
the weight of official authority that at
least two brigades Of the Japanese
army are halfway on the road to Hal
cheng and by a route not suspected by
those who have been close students Of
the campaign. The war department
will not say whether the army division
now north Of Wafangkau has been sent
forward merely 10 hold the Hung
mountains, south OF Kaiping. against
any advance by General Kuropatlxin
TO relieve Port Arthur, but the fact re-
mains that more than $4,000 cavalry
and artillery Of the Third army divi-
sion are marching mp the railway and
are now not far from Kaiping. which is
only twenty-seven miles from New
chwang
Evening journal., 1904-06-02
ARE YOU A LODGE MAN +?
OR HIS WIFE :?
FRIEND :?

Maybe you want to go to the Worlds Fair at ST. Louis?
The EVENING JOURNAL offers two free trips to the Fair
to the popular lodge in Delaware He goes him
self and take his wife friend with him without pay
irg cent
The EVENING JOURNAL pays railroad and Pullman fares
provides for hotel expenses and admissions the Exposition
Subscriptions count pointsthe who has the high
est number of points gets the trips
Read these conditions:
in
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ceving the highest o points.
willie unit
subscriptions
cent points
Three months
Five point
Eight months
months,
Six
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Evening journal., 1904-06-02
Reformed Church synod.

Grand Rapids, Michu June 2.-The
ninety-eighth general synod Of the Re
formed church convened IN this city,
with about 400 delegates present from
all parts OF the United States. The
election Of officers resulted as follows
President. Rev. J. +. Zwemer, Holland
Mich. vice president. Rev. John Fagg
New York city; clerks, Rev. John Ossa-
warde New Era. Mich. and Rev. Peter
T. Hageman, Central Bridge, n. Y.
Evening journal., 1904-06-02
Lodaemen IN AtIantlo citv.

At the twenty-sixth annual meeting
OF the Supreme Lodge. Shield Of Hon
or, which began its session az Atlantic
city today the following Delawareans
are present: William G.. Winner, NJ. d..
Isaac w. Weaver, Frank A. Gael.
Charles T. Martin, Richard s Monck,
George NJ. Horn. Alfred J.. Rawnsley.
John w. Humphreys. Albert b. Cross
grove, Samuel l.. Hall. William A.
Moore, Albert j.. Deakyne, Edwin W.
Ewing, Winslow r. Hurford. James G..
Longfellow, c. G. Harmonson. NJ. d..
Oscar 5. Leathers and William p.
White.
Evening journal., 1904-06-02
New Jersey Elopers In Canada.

Toronto. June 2--rhe Rev J. r. Cor
dova, formerly pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church of South River, \. j.,
who two weeks since deserted his fam
lily and ran away with Miss Julia
Bovine, the twenty-year-old daughter
Of J. Conover BOVINE, a member of his
church. is at a small hotel in Yonge
street in this city.
Evening journal., 1904-06-02
Porto Rleo Loan LeaIsIatIon FaIIs.

y y -" '-7--'' = '7T''1'N' WITl7
san Juan, Porto Rico. June 2-The
extra session of the legislature ad-
iourned without accomplishing the
loan legislation. The report of the
loan commission was considered after
many conferences with the executive
council, ana the house disagreed on the
provisions in the bill for the use of the
proceeds of the loan. The house bill
required loans to local bankers, relief
for planters and long time mortgages.
The council insisted on dcvoting the
money TO public Improvements. The
matter therefore gees over to next win.
fer
Evening journal., 1904-06-02
Cash For Russia,s undoinn.

Chicago, June 2.-Ito Himatsu. a Jap.
anese merchant Of New York has ar
rived in Chicago with n common spill
leather vaiise containing S1.120.OO0 IN
United States money, which he will
give to the mikado TO help defeat Rus
sia. The cash is all in United States
go:d notes and bank bills.
Evening journal., 1904-06-02
Penn Park Defeats Harrishuro.

Penn Park captured the game from Har-
rlsburg in the former town In a drizzlng
rain yesterday by "a score of 10 1. Bill
lett plugged one over the fence with the
bases fun Harrisburg got but ahree hits
on McGNnn
Evening journal., 1904-06-02
PHILADELPHIA HORSE SHOW AT
WlSSAHlckoN HEIGHTS.
Special Excursion Tickets via PennsyI-
vania Railroad.

Special Excursion Tickets via PennsyI-
vania Railroad.
The thirteenth annual open-air exhibi-
tion Of the Philadelphia Horse Show viii
be held on St. Martins Green, Wissahiclx-
on Heights Station, Philadelphia. May 80
to June inclusive.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell special excursion tickets, includ-
ing coupon of admission. from New York,
Philadelphia, Belvidere, Lancaster. VIII
mington, West Chester. Phoenixville, and
principal intermediate stations (as we'll as
stations on the Chestnut Hill Branch) to
Wissahiekon Heights Station, May 30 to
June A. good to return until June 6. 1904.
inclusive
The grounds Of the Philadelphia Horse
Show Association are located Immediately
on the Germantown and Chestnut Hill
Branch Of the Pennsylvania railroad.
eleven miles from Broad Street Station.
Evening journal., 1904-06-02

The want ads are on page seven
they are more interesting than ever
Evening journal., 1904-06-02
A Perfect MIL rnoA

is Borden's Peerless Brand Evaporated
Cream. Il has delightful natural
flavor and is superior to the richest
raw cream, with the added insurance
Of being sterile. Always carried by
soldiers sailors, hunters. campers and
explorers. IL has become a household
necessity.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-06

Das it's, moran mir uae franten,
Mir iu9en gu piel ua6 nenen Geoanten.
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Sefauutuaduns fiir Steuer3abler.

Die ftdbtiiben Steuern fiir bos
eSiscaljabr 1903-1904 iinb iebt fdl@
lig uno miiiien in tneiner Office in
Der Staotballe, San Nntonio, geras,
be5ablt tperoen.
Nah benz 81. Wtai, ift Der Rabs
lunasternlin perfaQen uno es ueroen
oann nod 8tnien, Strafen uno So,
item auaerehnet. Cine BerlGnge-
runa oe8 8ablunastermins iiber ben
81. Wai binaus tpirb pDlitip nibt
ftattfinben, ba oielelbe aeaen ben
t1euen Stabtcbarter peritoBen piroe.
&ommen Sic. bite, rebtseitie, um
olau ftarten Gnorane gu pertneioen.
Office Stunoen tdalid BON 8 lbr
80 Win. @ormittaes bis S ll6r
0odmittaas,. nit Nusnabme oes
Sonnabenos, an pelhem Sage M,ts
taes um IL ubr aeibloiien miro.
Subn q. Sitter,
Staot- -&DneEtur.
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Qotatioaen IN Seras geipiiuldt.

Die Sriscp=Spitent 2anb. Smmi,
gratiuns GiiOciation lentt bereits
ibren Sell Der @inponoeruna nah
Teras.
Sreibunoertunofanf5ig Ngenteu
oieler IiiDciation pDm Often uno
Horoen baben Ioeben cine 9our ourh
Geras beenbet uno iib nad ben 6hlis-
queden oes Staates &c. ertunoigt,
I'm Die 9atiahen ben 6eimitdtteiue
bern Der dlteren Staten beiier pDr,
fiihren 81 fDnnen.
9ieie NHuciatiDn 1T Die pirt.
iarnfte. Die es eiebt; ite bat Neenten
in ben 9an5en Ser. Staaten. WplIt
Sbr guer @ieentum. auf benz 2onoe
Doer in Der Staot, nertaufen, piinIdt
Sbr &apital ftir aabriten ober
iraeno cine Snbuitrie, ihreibt an
sc. g. Sem N. Sefretdr bes Sms
tniaratiDnS Bureaus, Dept. u.
5riscu @ebduoe, ct. Souls, Wlo.
g. q. 6ugbes,
@eneralsS sSmttiaratipnssMQent.
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Gimldouttg:

Nae 8an1eraoen Der Snoioner.
@rpe oitiDn unter @enerQI
W lies uno 8 eneral M cGiu=
| ie i'm Sabre l 874 iiber bic 2lanos
@itacaoO iino freunolibit eriu9t, ID.
rem alten Sameraben BDuts an
Der ye Dr6Ditede Der II. uub
Wt rfts StraBe in ct. 2Duis,
Wt .. gu beiuben.
Die ate Nlma pirb repruou-
aiert uno ole 2onesG Gtar.SIaa.
Q e tDiro @ud ben @ee seiaen.
&oreiie: F. 0. langs Wine & Liquor Go.
&. .. 2anoe. 8rei, (Boots).
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Gtiuaa aana 9ifheres.

Wean bat geiagt, baB es nihts Si.
heres gebe nit Nusnabme BON Sob
uno @teuern, aber oaS lit bod niAt
INNER mabr. Or. Sings 0eue Gnt.
oedun9 fiir S6minoiubt iit Elm
itberes 5eilmittel fir ale 2uneen-
uno 6alsleiben. Tauienbe t6nneu
oas beseu9en. Grau 6. 8. Gan
Wletre nDn Sbepberbtotpn, Weit.8ir.
ginien. iaat: SD batte einen ibmes
rem NufaQ pDn BrDnditis unb Elm
Sahr lang gebraubte i1 bagegen
Iles. mas ib in @rfobrung brahte,
aber ohne @rfOle. Cine Tlaihe BON
Or. Sings Meuer @ntbedune bei(te
mid oann uUllitdnoig. Sic lit uns
feblbar gegen 8rdune, 4euhbuiten,
Grippe, 2uneenentsiinoung uu6
Shminoiuht. Man made einen Gers
fuh oamit. Das Mittel mirb garon.
tiert pDn S. &alteper & Sobn uno
Mo. DreiB, NpDtbefer. Brobeflas
ihen fret. &eguldre @r6Be so Gents
un0 ST
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unsar neuas und elegantes
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.

gu beiuben. iuelbes cine ppllitanoit
ge Gusmahl BON Groceries untfaBt;
Die grDBte uno reihbaltieite, Die les
mails in Gan Intonio geieben tuuroe.
@s lit uniere Nbitbt, oieles @ro,
cerp'@eihdft gu elmer Der intereHon.
teiten 9aufiteqen in San IntDniu
a1 MAIDEN.
9ieie8 9epartement tuir6 cine
prattiibe 9emunitratiDn elmer We.
tbooe iein, bic beiten Qualit6ten oon
8aren gu ben nieori9iien Breiien gu
oertaufen.
Wlit 0errn 6. O. Zane an Der
Spite oes Grocery Departements
uno 0errn o. aimbaraer alS Setter
oes 5leiib'Departements biirfte es
in feiuer 6iniidt feblen. ben @e,
lbmad oes 8erp6bnteiten au befrie.
oiaen.
Snoem mir Die 8eriiberung eeben,
oaB idmmtlibe BeiteQuneen Die
psomptelte Iufmerliamfeit erbolten
uno f@leuniefte Nblieferune erfolot,
seibnet 5obahtunasoou,
THE FULTON MARKET.
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Bur biesi6hrioen ssriihiohrs

BUR biesidbriaen srhbiabrs,
muiteruna in Diebure (6eiien) Qes
itellten fih u. a. audi 5nDIf iunge
Burden aus @unoerbauien, Die
iatnmtlicb ftarfes Seraf(opfeu batten.
Die Wuiterungsbeb6roe mar ob bes
itarfen 4ontingents. oas @unoens
bauien su ben 6ersfranfen Itelte,
neniger Derbliifft, als man bdtte
glauben fOQen; oenn ihr mar bereits
Elm on0nDmer 8rief aueeeaneen. Der
tie NIT entiprebenoeln 4otnrnentar
ouf oieie Tatiabe nprbereitete. Die
Driideberger, bic offenbar turs ppr
Der 9eiteQuua Elm 0eratlopfen Der.
uriabenbes Webifament eineenom'
men batten, faben fid in ibrer Gr.
martnng ouf noiefem niht mebr uns
aeuDbnlihen @ege" an, Milit1r.
oienit uDrbeiautpmmen, inmer oe.
tduibt. Sic tuurben idmn,tli9 fiir
tauglicb ertldrt uno baben uernluts
lib nod Gtrofen Al. oemGrtiaen.
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8ir nDbten biertnit an untere
aunoen uno oas 8ublitum i'm Na.
gemeinen Die freunolibe ginlaouna
erla19en,
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CoIdene Blumen.
sfOmau ppn 0bamp Ol,
tTurtiesung)

1yuItieRUH1J
gtetn, mogr1dTHg, Dtele rletrle Yrdu
mar neser 70 unbebeutenb, nod 10
fngfam, als iie iih ben Mnf9etn gab.
I'm itber Gbmunba baIsitarrteen
Gsgenitnn unb iiber fetne 5u Granb<
ad4ea efbDbenen arbernsn @4ruGlsn ben
$tes baponsatragen, baSu geb1rtt etne
|Qlaebett gnb efne MiIensfraft, BE
UineeHfr fait eri4redten, bic aber
k4t&be{iaiDeRigsr tbren aobn berbtens
pm. Ga mare unre9t getpefer, Gplpte
feHes GtnlabuHast ttSSrtthen nor3uensbats
ssB, bas n F9 70 gdmidt au Ct.
fdmpfsn geipwSs bate,
e6ar Heiue gdmiesereItern braudf
Ga DID nt5t 5u bemiihen, fte tpiirben
nis GtnIubRHe ia bod nt9t anneb,
men,S fdgts ehmunb. Der uaG Grrsi-
dung isfnes 8neds fpfort mfeber IN
3ssas alfe WrnBfpredkret psrfiel. .4pf
Eseberfs1su alfD Gamfag MbeHb. Msr
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plbr bel hsy Mouius etmfipbeu. Gn
sussF FAGBu bic WAie tabsu, I'M Nnratms
Mez auf stuR su marssw, bamh Gu lrna
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FBnR. Nu be6dupseH ID, feine 3eit
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pN SWHstpef anp S'1netnertnnsn ncls
fapsieH lHT M'srf. lino stpnlotg, sln9
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esa1 mii gorenptriide unD geptdHem
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Gqssn Ess@snOsH ydlsirGule mo tlats
1i.spsH gsDeIpul@. nsDer Dem Wpd
~ saSHsi!HIolpsm 41los unD osn 1ets
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NJ eeHu1lsn. 4ner Vrau Houm bate
efOagii pseoerlnlt geeeten, ia aftplB
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mf e ann madte ii4 eflts auf ben
A
2TaaBsn N Der mtleen Mtnterna&t
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sI oHssg Spaar yfeug'er'ger Hnl'
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aas fn9s1eH N leultem GtnferglanS,
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usssss aHD gTlanSenf@mnG foHn Wtn'
g nsl pss DeRer; eomnno mn
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9mSfHne1 WdbraeH ceiDuaosrn, eb'
F4 pW RnfnsHmengs oartn betpe9ts,
KIkfu If1fr O9fRfff24If 60T1f IN Td>
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sebeu TT bas glmt.

Bon beiien 8einbeit bdngt bic BeI6af.
fenbeit beS 2ebens unb Der @eIMnobeit
ab. @enn bas Blut fitb aus iroenb Ell.
ner rriotbe uerbidt, bic &latnbern Der.
itppft unb ben BIuttreislauT bemmt,
baun pirb bas ihrparbfte Organ i'm &6r.
per am meiften bon Blutanbrana unb
&rantbeit au leiben bobeu. Die alten
at. Bernbarbiner Wibnbe tpnBten bies,
un6 inbem iie 5uiammenmil6ten, uas
beute als bic oSt. BerHarb's Rrdnter.
pilIen" befannt lit. UNI bic SbleuIen Der
2e6er 5n bfinen uno 9einnbe gtrculatiDn
tuie6erberbu5ellen, entbedten tie In Babr.
belt elm tpirflibes llniperial Seilmittel
fir menidhlithe Qeicen.
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Wabl.Nptts.

Sc tpirb bierrnit CUR Reuntnis
9ebracbt, 6aB am erifen Gamftaa
i'm Weai, 1904, b. /, Der 7te 9aa bes
WDnntS Mai 1904, cine 0ahl in
6enl unabbdngi9en SHul Siitrift
Der Staot San Nntonin itattfinben
tptro, um orei (3) S@ultruitees 5u
ertu6blen, tpel@e @abI In elmer
8erIammlun9 bes San Antonio
School Board am Montae ben IL.
Npril 1904 an9eorbnet puroe, in.
benz belaete 8eb6rbe narhitebenbe
Srore nnnobm:
ngs tpirb an oteient Gage, benz
II. Gage bes 4pril 1904, bnrm ben
San Antonio School Board aaae=
orbnet, baB cine @abl in benz I'm.
obbdn9igen Gbulbiitritt Der 5tobt
San NatoniD, an benz erfen Sonns
obeno i'm Wonat Meai 1904, abges
balten tuiro, un1 brei (3) SHuls
trufeeS fir beiaaten San Antonio
School Board gu ertu6hlen, tueicbe
fir Die ndcbften 8tpei (2) Sabre unb
10 lanee bernuh, bis ibre 0acbfol,
ger errudplt Dber ernonnt iino uno
qualifialert baben, 9ienit tun lol.
len. SteIe neuerpdblten 9ruftees
iollen bic WahfDleer fir bic
folgenoen brei (3) 0eits
9lieber bes Boards iein: Serb.
5erff IT,, S5reb. B. gDDt ir. uno
Seo. B. 8radenribee."
ngs tuirb ferner angeor6net, oaf3
fur bic genannte 8abl bic gSabl. :
pldBe an fOl9enben Srten pffen uno
ooB fol9enoe Herionen biermit olS
pr6lfbierenoe 8enmte fir bic @abl
ernannt iein Iollen:
8arb Ru l, Stabtaalle, Gimpn
Sbnigbetm, prdiib. 8eamter.
Borb JD. 2, 8ecDssStr. Sbuts
baus, gilbert 9uth, prditb. 8eam.
ter.
g8arb So. 8, @rant.5dutbaus,
8noalo'Str., q. IS, &inas. prdiio.
Beamter.
@ero SO. 4, Main.glpenuesSpri.
benbous, Charles Smith, prsiib.
8eamter.
8nro glp 5, lbenue 6. Shuls
baiis, hilbert Neoperit, prditb. 8e.
onter.
90nrb Ro. 6. MloionsStr .srhule
bnus. 6. :. HobinSoa praiib Be-
an1ter.
gsarb SEQ. 7, Maatasorba.Strase.
SAulbaus na9e 9apaca StraBe,
Sohn Sbonb, prafio. 8eamtcr.
g8aro gt0. s. @aroen>Str sShuls
baus, q. $, Spearingen, praitb.
8eamter.
@eaeben iiber Der lInterIhrift
uno bem Siesel bes beiaoten Board
am Is. Npril 1904.
SAN ANTONIO SCHOOL BOARD,
@eo. @. 8radenribge, 8rdi.
(Siegel) Q(tteIt; S. u. Gbopa, Setr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-06

EsT Deaen nieoriaer Staten sur
@eItausiteauua nod ct. Souls oia
2eras & Bacific Babn 6efraat irs
aeno einen 3idet Aeenten ooer
ldreibt an s, q. 9urner, @ene.
rale Baiiaaier'Geent, Dallas, TeIas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-06

6ecept Wp. 1851 BON Gimer &
9lmene BELT ni6t ale 2eioen, aber
es furirt 8beumatiSmus auf ale
Sdlle. 6. S. Sbmtot. Ieent
6puiton, 3ero8.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-08-12

into Russia and said that in one of
twenty five pamphlets which had been
given him for translation it said that
nothing could save Gar Nicholas II
from shnrinr the fate OF Ms erea
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-08-12
Putting on Style in Arizona.

Tombstone Prospector: Every SWIM.
tom points to a tendency to spread on
style in Tombstone. Among other ms.
tlncts IN this direction, the boys bought
a pair Of beautiful barber pole suspend.
ers and presented them to the amiabl,
dispenser who shoves the amber ex-
tract of cheerfuiness over the mahog.
n of the parlor saloon. He prompts
donned the innovation, but claimed thai
he felt like he had a rail fence on each
shoulder. Then, when they becams
overburdensome he would unbuttor
them and permit them to dangle In
front, but he finally got them down
fine enough to go to church in. Several
old timers, c~onspicuously court at
tendants from the other end of tn.
country, have fallen into the habit OF
wearing boiled shirts, and it looks as II
sky-blue oyeralls might be discarded
as a full-dress costume. Getting pow.
erful tony" In town nowadays.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-08-12

The affair will undoubtedly be taken
up in the reichstag by the socialists and
is sure to give the chancellor of the
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