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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28

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The contest fever has struck Stark
county. .s-e-.
Ward county stock is reported in
good shape.
Minot has more than 200 telephone
subscribers. .-..,.
The artesian we'll at jamestown will
cot be resurrected.
,Hannah's Holiness Movement" -peo
! ole have church.
Steele's telephone service is giving
general satisfaction.
Some one swiped notes and accounts
Of Simon Ehr of Minot.
Grand Forks BARRIERS have organized
and will close at s p. m.
Erick Lee of Crystal lost leg be-
cause of dead bone at the knee.
Velva may have rural delivery es-
tablished both north and south of the
town.
There is an appeal at De Lamere for
the enforcement of the prohibitory
law.
More Bottineau county people are
taking claims in the Canadian North
west.
v. A. Reilly of Crystal is nursing a
broken leg as the result of a kick by a
horse . s.v .s
Hunter has meat curing concern.
Dickinson will have German pub
lication. .a...
The contract for the Y. NJ. G. A.
building- at Grand Forks has been
awarded. ,a
The officials are unable to secure
drivers for the rural route out OF
Omemee. .-
A Mayvi1le boy attempted to chop
kindling wood and amputated one of
his digits.
Great Northern Fireman Splan. who
lost an arm and a leg in wreck near
Minot compromised with the company
for $4,000.
Petitions are being circulated for the
extension of the star route from Leeds
to Dunseith.
II Stark county gets a Boer colony
the lands in that section will soon be
homesteaded.
The people Of the Dunseith country
are going ahead with their plans for
road to Leeds. g.
There seems to be number of places
in the state where there are cases OF
diphtheria. ...-...- --
Ina number of towns the girls gave
the boys leap year parties that seem 10
have been successful.
An accidental discharge of shotgun
nut some shot into the face OF Harry
Cramer of Rolla. .. ~.
A Kidder county deputy sheriff
saems to have gotten himself into quite
a lot of trouble.
Wheatland people are not afraid of
fires now, since the purchase OF =
chemical engine. W. .>.
A young Russian from near earring
ton went wife hunting near Cleveland
and was successful.
The stone has been hauled for the
foundation OF the $4,000 Presbyterian
church at Langdon.
Northwood claims the finest tele-
phone exchange in the state outside Of
FARGO and Grand Forks.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28

CleVelano wants depot
Mfnot has dancing school.
velva has a business mems club.
Milton had an exciting runaway.
The Glenullin band was reorganized.
Northwood may be lighted with gas
Valley City Is to have new hos.
pital.
Mrs. Nick Gauche of Oriska died sud-
denly.
Thieves have been busy at Devils
Lake.
This is certainly the good old win
ter time.
A sanitarium may be established at
Steele. .s--=.~ .
Roller skating has been revived at
Sheldon. .~. ~
The division of Mclean county is
revived .r.--
The quarantine law is being enforced
at Buford. r a-.
The Hebron mill is. grinding maca-
roni -four. .e
Oklahoma City has lot of North
OakOtans.
Early closing seems to be popular in
most towns.
T. A. Qu;ck and daughter of Buffalo
are in Cuba. --. -. ....-.
A ten-acre addition to Glenburn has
been plated.
NY A farmers elevator lis to be estab-
lished at Jesse.
Emmons county sciaims high-grade
building stone.
The contract has been let for the
creamery at York.
The Cooperstown mill is grinding
macaroni wheat.
1mpromptu dog fights furnish some
diversion at Binford.
The Kena,are people are still hold
ing creamery meetings.
An enthusiastic creamery meeting
was held al Palermo.
A Sawyer man was arrested on tho
charge of stealing a pig.
Bottineau people will have chance
to vote on corporation.
A Chicago firm wants $5O,0O0 worth
of Ransom county mortgages.
James Wright of Dazey has been re-
turned to the insane asylum.
Some near escapes from asphyxia-
ton are reported near Lansford.
Some one swiped gold watch from
Charles Knoke of Willow City.
The militia boys at Grand Forks
want nice site for the .armOry.
Postmaster Mitchell Of Jamestown
will take an extended Eastern trip.
Emmons county will exhibit corn
and stone at the ST. Louis exposition.
Ear, wallace. employed in the Davis
mine near Aii1,ot. was badly scalded.
The farmers institutes are 'reported
biz successes everywhere this winter.
A street Car line may be established
between Grand Forks and the univer-
sity. -.
1t is claimed that Ward county rails
ed about 1904 bushels Of fax in
1868.
DIR. Proctor of Valley City recently
fell heir to an estate of $4,000 in Can.
atfa ~
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28

lourg Edgar was on a VISIT to the
home Of his two aunts, one of whom
is. to put it mildly. rather plump. He
saw her in her room just as sac was
about to go out to formal dinner
ard as she had not drawn on her
gloves dle had a1 opportunity to see
her arms. barred to the shoulder. A
little later. when the othe- aunt was
sTperil teEdlig his evening bath, he
att pped for moment, looked himself
over. and said tLoughtfully: Il amt
vec: tat am 1? My legs aren't as big
Z: Aunt CcI'dei-2 arns'
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
For Sale or Trade.

4 iarm of SO AC,es, mainly ti1nbar
with sbont 40 acres cleared. located ia
Polaska Gouny, iIi;hois. Will trs.le fue
proved up land - Williams 'Couety, ar
sell for cdsh. Twelve miles irom.opuaey
seat, and miles from railroad stafi0a.
For information iransre ossk ~ aue
land, WilHston, ny
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
Lucky Horseshoes Discarded TO
Pieces Of 6ursted Tires.

A young woman whose superstition
formerly led her to make a collection
of picked.up horseshoes. which she
wrapped in ribbons and hung at the
foot of her couch, over her :cheval mir
ror and upon the walls of her bed
chamber, has discarded them all and
put in their places sections of burst
or WORKOUT tires from the automobiles
of her friends. "s.4.,.
$50 far" she said, II have not no.
ticed any change in my luck, but 4
don't expect much until get my thir-
teenth section Of burst tire. hope
to reach that numb ar before the begin
ming of next year. which is, as you
know, divisible by four"
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
a. ia. ! nLiils Knows,

max HIins NncWs.
What Phyllis kiioWs of botauy,
OF Gre, k and physiology.
s}r#any ''olOgy That goes y sea.
70 I'll tha font W. ence wisd )m flows.
Would scarcely make library.
III fact little Ounce is she;
And yet she suits ME to & IT.
For, after all, no other kn9ws
What Phyllis knows.
She knows I love her ardently: ..
She knows what her reply will be
& When I get courage to propose
Shall l receive the thorn or rose?
I'd give lot to know. you see,
What Phyllis knows.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28

thrcne, Archduke Francis Ferdinand,
planned to marry the daughter of Herr
Emanuel Czuber, professor Of mathe-
masics at Vienna university. Owing
to the rrotestations Of his family, how
ever, he decided not to marry the girl,
acc will try to forget her by travel.
and Sinners.
Non-u1non drivers, employed at q
funeral in st. Louis, were beaten and
robbed by men said to be unionists
Gov. Jeff Davis and Judge Wood
were fined $40 each as the result of Z
fist fight following their joint debate
ut Hope, Ark.
Gel. John H. Bacon, seventy five
years old, killed himself at Colorado
Springs because of his suffering from
rheumatism.
George Smith of Burwell, Neb.. com
mitted suicide by placing his head over
the muzzle of a shotgun and compell-
ing his son, aged ten, to pull the 'trig-
ger.
August G. Brucker, a postal clerk Of
Chicago, has been arrested on a charge
of stealing postage stamps Of large
denominations franl letters addressed
to foreign countries. ~.
Jumbo Clark, negro. was lynched
at High Springs, Fla, for an assault
upon white E'rl about fourteen years
old. After baing hanged, his body was
riddjed with bullets.
Members oi the executive committee
of the candy trust pleaded guilty In
New York to charge of conspiracy.
The combine mas been broken and 50
sentence -.
An attempt was made to wreck a
passenger train on the Louisville 4
Nashville near Pensacola, Fla, by pill
ing ties ON the track, but the obstruc-
tion was discovered in time.
George Blair, an official in New York
city's charitable department, has been
sued for 5000 which he is alleged to
have secured wrongfully from an old
and mentally irresponsible man named
Robert Walmslsy. ~ s@..
Friends of William p. Inglis of Chi
cage, treasurer Of the Illinois st. An
drew's society, who has been mysteri-
ously missing since Dec. 22. indignant
ly deny the rumors that the missing
treasurer may be defaulter.- ..
Miss Esther Riley, cashier of the
Congress Hotel company of Chicago,
while on her way to church, was at
tackled by a well-dressed stranger on
Harrison street, knocked down and -her
face and lips badly bruised where her
,assailant struck her.
El1s. May Baker, who comes from a
well-to-do family. took carbolic acid
In a room in house in Cleveland, be-
cause John Rooney, her sweetheart, re-
iected her proposal of marriage.
Rooney is married man, although the
woman did not know this. -
Clarence D. Taylor, a well-known
Official Of the Minneapolis General
Electric cOmnary. is missing. Shortly
af+er he left t.:e city 1t was discovered,
# is said, that he had borrowed money
fem different friends and issued sew
eral checks after withdrawing all his
rfoiley from the bank.
Suspected of having stolen many
nooks and instruments and money to
the amount of $50 from New York uni
sarstty students, one of the most prom
fsit, young men in the Institution has
/: haea SUSPENDED pending an investiga-
stion by the chancellor and faculty into
= the charges made by his fellow stu (
tents.
Dor, este.
The call has been issued for the ma
tfcnal Prohibition convention, to meet
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28

Shoes. s. -
On our bargain counter of fLadies and Children 5
high class shoes you will find very nice assort-
sment which we are closing out alta small figure III
sorder to clean up for invoice.
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eett itber go sxaesen

Ibon muroe Wtrs. 8inslotu's q 500.
thing Sprup uun WhlliDner pDr
Wtiittern .beim 8abnen Der Ginoer
aagepenoet. Wirit Du i'm Shlafe
ourb oas Shreien eines 9inOes aes
ltort. oas i'm 8abnen 1T un0 0Dr
Shnteraen meint? Mern IS, laf5e
l0f0rt cine Slaibe DOn ,Wrs.
Winslows Soothing Gnrup" bulen.
Sem 8ertb lit unbesabl6ar. gs
miro oem tleinen 2eioenoen lofort
2inoerung uerI6ofem. GerlaBt euth
oarauf, Wtitter, es iit fsiu Smeifel
oariiber. gs 6eit Diarrbue, reau.
lirt ben Waaen uno bic gsieren, be.
leitigt Wino aDlif, ermeidt ben
9aumeu, uerbinbert gmtsGnouna
nnb itdrft oas ganse Sgftent. ,Wrs.
BinslDwS Soothing Syrup" iiir sabs
nenoe &inoer lit aneenebln i'm @e.
ibu1ad; oas Recept ftamlmt bon
eine'r 0er beiten tueiblihen Nerste in
ben Ser. stanten. g8 i{t bel allen
0rugQiIten in Der anMsen Belt au
baben. Breis Is @entg per sylaIGe,
9auft nibts anoeres, ala NPrs,
WinSlOtDs SpDthinosGnrliu,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREE
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 extendedcirculation in Mexi-
co. in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
TO Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course manly 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 sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FRElE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
tising 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, 1904-01-16

rer Seuf5er entrang iic1 ieiuer 8rrft.
Sn isltfomen 2ontralt ba3u Itonb bos
nihtsfagenbe HGheln. IneIhes ieil-t
3iige belebje
.Gie tooren in 4btlaIoe9" frqgts e,
so = itjjber in aer psnlior."
sDann feauen Gie c.,4j ben i,otaniz
fhen Giorten p1Tslbft
.GsluiB, tr 1T ia e,0s oteeot Ds,
@tabt.4
ct nidte.
LIMB BON meinen Gsnitsrn ssnoB
i9 ben 4usblid auf bisien @arten.
,0on Sbren Sent ltern?" Ttaunte
Murgp. r@s fteben bod gar feline
6dufer ba berum."
.9p9 - eirles," entgesnete sr, .snt<
iinnen Sic ii9 nur. Sin polait aus
8dditeinen. be nit elmer Jarbt tpie
bon Slut senolt iinb. Gin bon 6oben
Mauern umspaener @artsn 1egt ibn
Elm. @tarte GiIenbarren fhiiBen bic
Jenfter. @s liest pie Elm bDier 3ouber
ouf bieiem 5auie. Man tomu,t bin,
Elm. dber ni9t tpieber beraus. MiTen
@ie-ba on Der aent@ SopnsRoab--2"
Margb eritidte nur nit Mibe einen
Muffdrei. Gs mar bas ftdbtif9e eSrs
renbaus, BON tpel9em CT fpra9; es
mar elm entfprungener Mabuiinniser,
nit bem iie bier allein in Na1t uab
Sebe mar, ollein in ieiner @eipalt!
Gin s5r0iteln lief iiber bic 5erIumpte
@eitatt.
-.Sie baben Re4t." iaste ct. .nsnz
nen Sic ben Hdmen niht. gs 1T elm
fdredIi9er 0rt, bic S0[le auf Grben;
unb por ben 5snftern bieIes Sau{es
baben iie Elm porabies binge5aubert,
einen 9arten nit berrlihen, .ieltenen
8lumen, NIT iprineenben Waffern unb
Iuittpanbelnben Menl9en, I'm bic ro<
then, tpeiben unb blauen MaiIerrofen
aieben S9ipdne ibre fti[len 9obnen,
@olboraneen gliiben tpie Camper i'm
buntlen 2aub. polmen tpisgen ii9 i'm
li9ten 8lau bes 6immsls. aug bem bic
Sonne tire 9trahlenfiilIe ersiebt =.
ia, es 1T Elm fh0nes Glsdden Grbs!
llnb alles bas iiebt man burd bic Gis
fengitter binburd. Jreihsit. 2eben.
GenuB, iie eriiBen unb ipinfen, iie ld=
9eln unb Ioden Sag fit Sag, @tunbs
fir @tiinbe, unb benz armen Gefanse>
men bes rotben 9auies erf9einen iie
tpie cine f46as 2uftfpieseIuns. mad Der
man psrgebeHs bic Nrne ausfrsdt, tpie
cine @erb0bnuns ieinsr Wenf9snre1te,
ipie elm srbarmunsslnfes Sinmorben
feiner ihOnitsn @rinnerunsen. fsintr
beiligften @mpfinbunaem.4
(Tortiesuna fuIet.l
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Zone Star 8ier feiu ariegsaetrduf,

Sbor Ieit lan9en Mionoen ipinuen
Shlaue Geute itiQ uno better
Yin oenl onin5ien &rieee
Japons aeaen &uBlanb ueiter.
@eftern mar Der gbaupinismus
Japans gar nibt taebr su halten,
uno es ftano lhou auf benz Sprunae
Seine Griegsmadt gu entfaltenl
6eute tpiecer nnterreoen
Die @eian6ten fih aeniitlih.
uno oa6 eben nod 10 frafIe
Bib lit pieoer ianft uno Frieolid,.
W rye n aber itebt bic SQbe
gSieoer auf bein ll(timotum,
uno our6 feine annit gu rueuoen
Shelnt oas bDIe 8riegesfatum.
so miro Der geplaete Seller
Edeli1 neuen 8metfels Beute,
uno ben 8orteil banpn baben
Slider nur oie-86rienleute!
as"Ssst5sss2H
ODD !uas niibt's iid aufsureaen.
0b iib fern bic 8Dlter iGblagen.
Wir genieBen bier ben SeQen,
uns belnt Gone Star III oertraaen.
uno 10 tu0lIen mir iebt better
OieSem 8riea entgegenieb2l,
uno l9euu'e tosbrtdt b6bft ipnbr,
i1einlih
@inmnl nebr in's 8irtabaus aeben.
Denn beiu friiBen 3laIe Zone Star
east lib 8 ihUn bonn arieae ipref,en
Bon ben Rulien, 5apaueien,
Die ben 5rieoen unterbreheu.
Sa. tpenn Die oas Gone gtar bdtten.
Oiefen Stoff, ben 9ans larupSeu,
@iirnen fie tpobl nitbt bran oenteu,
8u uerflopfeu ith bic 6pienl
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ROtis fiir 5tenersabler.

Die Staats= uno @ountpesteueru
auf Grunoeiaentum uno peri6nlicbes
gigentum fir oas Sabr 1903 Sin0
iebt fallia uno in meiner Office sabl=
bar. @enn oieielbeu nibt biz sum
81. Sanuar 1904 besablt fino, oaun
1T elm Strafaufidlaa oOn 10 grus
gent 81 erbeben.
Gge 8erionen. pelde liA an ben
nGhiten aaacnteiuen @ablen imSabs
re 1904 beteIliaeu mpIen, mullen Tid
perI0nlih einitelIen uro ibre &opfs
iteuer entribteu, poer iih, i'm 6atle,
oaB iie oUn oieler &erpflidltunQ aes
ieBlih befreit iino, Elm Gusnahmes
@ertificat au8iteten laiieu,
San 9lntpnio, Z, Des, 1908.
Asaal Meerl@eiOt,
SteuertgollectUr BON 8ernr Gountu.
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An bag 8nblitnlll.

Die nsSreie Breiie" bat i,ber 400
etablirte Neenturen i'm Staate, ,pirb
an iiber 700 3pitOfficen nerianbt, unb
bat etne erORe gerbreitune in Der
@ahbar- &epublit Werito. i'm Snoin-
nerz9erritDriutt uno OtlabDma.
Sbr @trfulatiOns=@ebiet in 9eros
eritredt iih pDn8alpeiton bis binoui
na6 0enlion, oDn Warlball i'm Often
biz mad 81 A5olo IN: fernen @eiten;
es ibliest ielbituerftdnbl;d) nit be-
ionhers 5ablreihen 2elern bas bibts
beiiebelte Wtittels9 erae nnb ben Gibe
neiten elm.
s3wei Oaeifenhe fino teitdnbio, iobr.
etn, jabraus i'm SntereKe oes 8lat.
tee unteruegs uno fiibren bemielben
i'm Berein nit unleren riibrigen 2uz
fnt Qaenten f0rttudbreno mere 2ea
Ter 5lt.
Sn Stnbetratbt biefer abatlaben i'll
bic nSreie 8reRe", tuu es iib onrum
banoelt, bic beutibe 8ep6fferune 81,
errei9en, Sas bette gGmseige sGes
0intn NJ staate GeraS.
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9su has AsubItfun,

Sn Iol9e Der oielen nrbeitlpareus
ben Maihiren. bic mir neulid) auF-
9eltelIt baben, Iiuo mir in ben Stano
9eiest, .,Saie9fcrs Stnnbags See
Cream friiber 81 so per @odone,
iebt fit $l.00 per @aftone su Der.
eaiifer
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9. u. g. d. q. Sahn.

NW e
0ah gaero. gpafum. Souiton uno @al.
beiton, td9lid9. 9............. 900 &urm.
une 9.45 Mbenbs.
0aH @orpns ghrifti. RnfpDrt nnb Bees
billie t19iid. d...,..........2.l5 l5 Hahm.
Rah Borne uno aerrnille. tGelitb -.
........,............ 1925 Borm.
Ra6 Borne uno &errpile, Samstaas 3.45
Wadm. Mntunft Monta9s $50 Nbenos
4ntunft.
Bon guer0, Doatrnt. GnuaOn un6 Gal<
beitDn, td9lib. ..........7.45 Moraens
unb so Mbenbs.
Bon CORPUS gbrifti, &odpprt unb See.
otue td9lidb. .............. 1875 Nahn.
Bon 80rne uno 8errpille. taglib. 80.
z NherfhS
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~. a. & =. asal,...

Abfabrt.
9a1 geaco, SORT MOrtb. Dallas, aauIas
gitb, ct. 2Duis unb Chicago, tdsltdJ,
(Suniet Depot 30 Mbenos.
S0calaue oia Smitbpille. 80 Born
Mnfnnft:
Bon @bisa9o. ct, Qouis, aanIas 9ttb,
Dalas, Sort @ortb uu6 @aco, taglib
(Snniet Depot .......750 Moreens,
Socal5ug nia Smitbbille. =. 9.25 Nbenbs
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Nettu11e1t mo m: sGute .

9estere fauR bic 3inbsr utlt bon BetNdIien beiIeu
8enn 10, caun udre oieies usbel Hd,s 70 aagemein.
6S 1T clue Rrontbett uno bebar besba elmer arSueL
Sran R SuM5srs, Sept. IVA, Rotre Dame. 5nh..
segsn oteies ebeI tret sLfsaben GdlreibeH sic ips
setd nenn oie Elm Stnb heben tpelss an lReuthalt-
ewteu oeS HriHs leloet. Niau beihuloe ietn 8igs
gidot uuasrsater sSeiiee penn es trdnt H.
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@mlf gbpre WaIln.

b q brt.
3oh 9auernia, Sutbertano Springs,
Stefoale, taglich, 500 Born.
&nfMnft.
Bon Stodbaie. Sutherland Sprinas nnb
eabernia. tdalich, .......2:30 slachns.
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Emil Behrens,
GtUils Jitoemiear.

lett 1887 reaitrirter &otent.gutuott
231 Harast Street, San Auiunio, Texas
stnpfebIt Iitb snr @rlauguua bou
a,neritoniiGben u,io ausfdn6i5dben
Batenten.
Jtcs MnfTn9s isSro egrettmiHiatt 6eantiuortes
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5it0mejtteras wiln|fnt Gnth

8enn Sbr Gud iraeaomo nieoers
taiien uollt tbut es entlane Der ST.
ME Der
Gats QlntOtsip II sssranias
paB Sabn,
i'm 9arten-Diitritt oes @taates. @e.
lnnobeit uno 8linta uniibertrufeu.
gllliee 96noereien fir ben farmer,
Utarttgdrtner, Obits uno @iebsadter.
Wegen gin5elbeiten pen6et@u6 an
As. s, Martin, 81. g. e.,
San GntoniU, gerae
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spntbern 9sacific Sabm.

W*WttsE TSssFbFsS ONYNs
&bfahrt.
Rad 9ieu 6rleans. Suu5fon nno Sal.
beitun t6glidb. 40 Born.
unb 900 Mbenbs.
Ratb gasle 8aB, 81 8aio. galifprnien
uno ReEifo ..............9: 800 Born.
Nnfunft.
Bon Netu Orleans, SouftDh nno Sol.
befto1 td9lidb. 40 MDrgens
unb 500 Nafbm. ................ :.
8on gl 8aio, galifornteu unb Merito
1900 MhenhR
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Sour nusnabm8meiie finbet man
nal cine Eanilie. Die gons BON
bdusliben Surgen frei lit. Wan
fann oieie 5orgen aber perringern,
menn man itets Dr. Sings Neue
2ebenSs BilIen i'm 6auie bdtte. Sic
erlparen uiel BeroruB uno Sureen
ourb Die groBen Dienite, snelbe fie
bel Wagens uno 4ebers8eihmerben
leiften. Sic ibofen Sbnen aber
niht nur @rleihterung. i0nbern lie
beilen Sic audi! 3u baben fiir 25c
in ben Gpotbeten BON s. 2alteper &
Gun uno Moolpb DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-16

= Die ~2eipsieer sc. Waebr@ per-
6ffentliben einen Grtitel, tpelber BON
alien Gmeritanern oeuti1er Nbltams
lnung oun lroBern Sntereiie iein oiirfs
te. Sn oieiem Nrtifel tpiro 8eihpers
De oariiber aefiibrt, oaB l6bltlben
GtaatsangebDrigen. spelhe lih in Den
Wer. Staaten baben naturaliiieren
laiien. lpdter tpieoer 5urGdgefebrt
fino uno oann bic idhfii1e Gngeb6,
rigteit mieoererlangen mullen, bieles
ieitens Der gebDroen erimuert, bestu.
unnDali6 aeniaht tpiro. gs miro
beionoers Der Jall zines Qeipsiaers
an9efiibrt. Delfer aus Nmerita beim.
getebrt lit. Bon oem Dbtiaaten
Shlahten oe8 4albes fiir ben tuie@
her gefunoenen Sobn mar teine Ress
De. i'm @egenteil. Elm Mitglieo nes
2eip5iger boben &otes iprad bel oem
Deimgeeebrten n0r uno fra9te ibn nit
EDIT idblilher @emiitlihteit, tuorum
&c oenn ourbaus tpieber oeutIher
Biir9er peroen tuDlle: er tonne ia
aud als nmeritanifher Btraer Der.
gnigt in Deutihlano leben, tuenn er
nur Die beioen Beoiuaun9en. Mou!
baltea uno Steuern sablen, befolae.
Gls Der 2eip5iger trDBoem auI ieinetn
&epatriirun9ss@ @eiub beitano, tuur.
be bieies fhlautweg ab9etpieien. neil
feline @rmerbss uno 8ertnDeens,
8erbdltuiiie unaeniieeno mdren, 10
bieB es in ber Beeriinouna Der
Nbrueiiun9. Wiit anoeren Worten,
es tpurte ihnt gum 8ormurE ge.
maht, oas ct obne ben obliaoten
Sod boiler Dollars beimaetebrt mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-16
Giienbabn Tabr=Ylau.
3. 4 O. u. 8abn.
Nbfahrt.

gsad atlen aDros9eras~ Bantten 1890.
.................... go Sorm.
Nab ct. 2ouis, Wiempbis unb benz
Often ..................l H. 40 9ftttaas.
Nah 9inrbsEeras, Santa Sc unb Sriscoe
Snntten. ............... BLU Nben0S.
Rab ct. GDuis, g9aco uno betn Often
s..sss -. 10 MueHu8.
Rorb 2areop unb NtericD. :. 900 &orm.
Nnfunft.
Bon ct. Gouis nn6 benz Often. Z. 80 8urtl.
Bon NbrbsSeras. Santa Sc unb 6riscp.
Bunften .................8.45 Bornl.
Bon lpcalen &untten ....7.4 40 @ben6s
Bon ct. 3ouis unb benz Often. g. 10 Nbbs.
Bon 9areoD unb Werito :. IL. 30 gaacbnl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-16

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