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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-27
SENATORIAL. FREDDY GEBHARDTS,

not able to say, but that he is the envy
of all the other senators it is quite safe
to imagine. A majority of the senators
must be addicted to the wrist bag hab-
it, for SIS of these handy adjuncts to
craftsmanship were purchased during
the year. They ranged in price from 80
cents to the $1,000 one aforementioned.
Just how the staid old senators dis
covered that wrist bags were essential
to the successful handling of legislative
business is little hard to say, but it
may be conjectured that possibly these
wise and well-informed statesmen so
far forgot themselves as to read a
newspaper instead of their vol
luminous and learned speeches., and
beard how Freddie Gebhardt had worn
q wrist bag on certain occasion and
had found it useful. With the versa
tility peculiar to youth, and some sena-
tors, the idea Immediately caught on.
for, said these deep and profound
thinkers, if man needs the wrist bag
when shopping, he surely needs it
when making laws, repairing his polit-
ical fences and drawing his salary. And
so the secretary of the senate was duly
instructed to order the wrist bags, and
there the item is among the expenses
of the contingent fund.
With the demand for wrist bags
came the need of pocketbooks, of which
121 were purchased, ranging in price
from nine cents to more expensive
article of SLABS Now. inasmuch as
there are only 80 members of the SEN
ate, some of the more opulent of them
must require two pocketbooks to con-
tain their ready cash. Five chatelaine
bags were purchased, ranging in price
from 1925 to 1920. It took ia card
cases to satisfy the demands, and some
of them must have been magnificent,
for it took $16.75 right out of Uncle
Sans bank to pay for the most ex-
pensive one. 1t is the general opin-
ion that the pass habit among con-
gressnen has been broken, and we
would not venture to say that such is
not tie case, but it will require some
exploitation to account for the 20 pass
cases, one>of them costing $40, which
were purchased during the past year.
Perhaps the senators only wanted them
to recall the better days of long ago
when it was as strange a thing for q
congressman to pay railroad fare as II
would be for a Chicago alderman to
get along without graft.
But If we let you into all the singu-
lar secrets Of the contingent fund We
must hurry on. Here are . lot OF
items taken at random, and they are
sonly few among the many: Pastur.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-27

see the disruption of the Chinese en-
pire. Lord Curzon put the case tersely
when he said: 1T is only in the east,
and especially in the far east, that we
may still hope to keep and create open
markets for British manufactures
Every port, every town and every viii
lage that passes into French or Russian
hands is an outlet lost to Manchester,
Bradford and Bombay"
Russia is not competitor with the
other nations of Europe in the worlds
markets. She wants only exclusive
markets, and to get these she must con-
troll territory. The development of ST.
IBERIA lacks nothing but market for it's
products. What better is at hand than
North China. French politicians at
least are willing to help Russia get w hat
she wants if in turn she may have her
pick of the southern provinces border
ing her already large interests in Cochin
China. But republican France is not
so easily handled as a more stable
monarchy. The intentions of the French
politicians may be all right, but Russia
mistrusts the temper of the French peo-
pie. The military alliance with that
country cannot be counted upon too
strongly for such purpose as the dis
memberment of the Chinese empire in
opposition to the wishes of Japan and
the United States, and so Russia has
curried favor with Germany, who COW
cts territory in the provinces lying to
the south of Picking. Just how much
Russia is willing to grant in return for
the assistance she needs is hard to say.
but she will probably be quite generous
in promises If such are necessary.
The smaller nations of Europe which
can in no way hope to profit in territory
by the distribution of China at the hand
Of the car, sympathize with Japan in
the struggle she is making, but, like the
United States, their help can go no fur
Their than that of sympathy, and this
neither buys warships or wins bat
ties.
Thus it is that Japan Is left virtually
alone to fight for the maintenance OF
the Chinese empire and for the open
door policy Of which we have heare
SO much. 1t is the mikado and his army
and navy that must keep the Russian
Bear out of Manchuria, out of Corea.
out of Mongolia. out Of Picking, If he 10
to be kept out, and the ports Of, this Sec
ton OF China remain open to the COM
merce Of the world. If she is not sue
cessful, the great wall of China will be
moved south some several hundred
miles to mark the new Siberian frontier,
and Russia will have secured new and
exclusive markets which she so much
desires. That these markets will still
remain open to the trade of the world
is an idle dream.
ssee 2s,ess4s~s - DANIEL CLEVERTON.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-27
Shortening the Month.

The number 20 is the basis of the
numerical system of certain native
tribes Of Mexico and Central America.
Other primitive peoples are known who
use the vigesimal system, but no other
is known. says Prof. Cyrus 1nomas,
which has adopted the 20-day month,
or the 18-month year. In his opinion the
month which corresponds to a revolu-
ton Of the moon has been dropped by
influence of their priests, who have been
actuated in their choice by the wish
to make the length of the month fit
into their scheme of divinatory cere-
monies, which for some reason they
had. measured of by 20-day Periods
Science.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-27

and Commander Of the Russian Forces There
cluded Corea, then claimed by China as
a dependency, a claim which the world
scarcely recognized. In Corea, too,
Japan saw an opportunity, and she was
then but beginning to look for oppor-
tunities. and she grasped at it. Europe
wrung from her what she had fairly
earned by defeating the Dragon in open
warfare, but she insisted, at least, upon
Corea's Independence.
i" The Bear. In the meantime, moved
southwark. Policy forbade him NEEDLE
with Corea, for time at least, and with
willy smiles and fair promises he won
favor. with tottering China and q foot
hold on the open sea. Japan has
watched the menace grow, and pro-
poses to stop It, China, when tits too
late. sees the danger opening before
her, but is powerless. The nations of
Europe; for very fear OF each other.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-27
F''.l!nlttery.

Miss Pechts-I have already said
mo- to you, Mr.. We're. I don't seem to
be able to make myself plain, although
I have tried :ssse {. ss.Ss:s
Percy VereAh you couldn't do that
no matter how you try, Miss Pechis
Veil er course. / shgil always
he glad 70 have you call upon me, Mr.
5SVers. Phila phia. Pres Ss.ssZ.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-27
The Causes of Her Threatened Rup-
ture w::h Russia.
4 GREAT FIGHT FOR HER LIFE
Sees Danger of the Bear Ab.orblnu
Northern Provinces of China
-Corea Not the Real Cause
of the Trouble.

that Is helping to regulate the price of
eatable commodities? Is it specter
invented for the satisfaction of mans
lust for gold, or is it q reality?
BY all means it is reality. A reality
founded upon a condition that has in
it nothing that is new in the world Of
international economics, nothing the
world has. not seen before. The press
one days tells us that. Japan has issued
what is virtually an ultimatum to Rus
STA; another the news is cabled from
Picking, from Hong from Nagaski
or other seat of the enterprising scribe,
that new negotiations are on foot and
settlement seems near. A settlement
of what? What are the negotiations
about? What was Japan's ultimatum?
What is the rumpus all about anyway?
1t is one little nation fighting for it's
life, it's future, its prosperity. 1t is more
than that-it is this one little nation
fighting for the life of another little ma
ton and big nation near her borders,
and for the commercial rights of other
big nations Of Europe and America
Japan is saying to Russia: "Corea
must not be stepped upon; it must re-
main free and independent people:
the seal of the car must not lock it's
doors. That is what is said in words.
What is said in meaning is that Japan
must have chance to live, chance to
grow, chance to sell the products of
her accommodating factories. That the
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-27

RVERY SENATOR HIS OWN BARTENDER
OF as souvenirs under the gently per-
suasive touch of the senators and their
guests.
In connection with che cork
screws, knives, ETC.. we must not for
get to mention the playing cards. Why
he senators who ordered these were so
honest as to put them in the report as
playing cards and not something else
is not clear. Packs of playing cards
and shrewd senators is combination
hard to beat The contingent fund con-
tinues to liquidate many singular ex-
travagances of the senate, and mas
much as it is not known who the pur-
chasers Of the singular items scheduled
in the report are, the senator's wink
knowingly at each other. continue to
buy whatever meets their fancy and
the public 10 left to wonder. and b
suffer. $3.50
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-27
A Mcan Character.

Growell-He's about the meanest
white man ever met s<"'>
#4s Howell any rate, he's success
full. He has taken advantage Of his
5opportunit ies.s \. ...z. .=sHT
Z His opportunities were small. no
doubt; another proof OF his mean-
ness. Philadelphia Press.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-27

given are but hint OF the scope and
variety of the senatorial appetites and
tastes
II one was to judge from the number
OF knives bought for the senators-87C
ranging in price from cheap ones at
80 cents each to the best grades at $3.50
each, we might conclude that the laws
of the land were literally whitfield out
by the busy senators. But taking an
other item of expense from the contin-
gent fund report, that of 1863 feet OF
white and Virginia pine and 5000 feet
OF California red wood, it is easy to see
the connection between the two. Evil
IDENTIFY the brainy senators who have
learned to think great thoughts, have
not forgotten to white as in their boy
hood Gays: When time hangs heavy on
their hands, the inspiration to white
becomes uppermost, and jackknife and
pine boards soon are in juxtaposition,
and the senatorial shayings falling here
and there. And such of the $40 knives
the senators are perhaps Lept in re-
serve for the friends of the senators
who may drop in for a quiet chat and
a little whiting. But the knives are
not the only articles of cutlery which
the senators enjoy, for 800 scissors
were bought for their use ranging in
price from 80 cents to 1921 per pair.
Dozens upon dozens of corkscrews
were purchased for the senators last
year, and this expenditure may be ac-
counted for by the closing of the CAPT.
toll bar. No longer is it possible for
the thirsty senators to have his liquid
wants supplied by the professional and
he has been forced to pull his own
corks and serve his own tonic Every
senator carries his own corkscrew, or
at least he might do so, for enough Of
the stopper-pullers were purchased to
more than go around, and judging from
the number of cases of mineral 60 Wa
tiers reported purchased for use in the
senate to float important measures
safely into port, it may be inferred that
the aforesaid corkscrews were kept
busy. And we cannot help noticing in
connection with the purchase of cork
screws, and mineral waters, that of
glasses Dozens and scores and hun
dreds of all shapes and sizes were pur-
chased, and it must be concluded that
they met an early fate and their young
careers shattered, or else they walked
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-27
NUMBER ON PAPER MONEY.

minution of glaciers.
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gett ubcr 60 Sabreu

ibon muroe Mrs. 8inslom's Sop
thing Sbrup BON Wiqipusn BON
Wtlttern beim 8abnen Der 4inoer
aagetuenoet. Wirlt Du i'm S@lafe
ourb bas Sdreien zines &inoes ge=
it6rt. oas i'm 8abnen 1T uno DOR
Sbmersen wetnt? WenE 10, laIIe
iofDrt cine sslalhe pDn ..Wfrs.
Winslows SDutbina Syrup holen.
Sein 8ert lit unbeaablbar. @s miro
benz fleinen 2eibenben Ipfprt Htnoes
runa ueribahen. 8erlaSt eub boz
raul. Miitter, es lit tein 3peiSel
oariber. gs BELT Diarrboe. reguz
liert ben Waeen unb bic Mieren,
beieitigt 8ino Golit, ertpeidt Den
@aumen, uerbtnoert g~ntsiiuoung
uno itdrft oaS gauge Spitem.
rNars. Winslpms Soothing Ggrup"
fir aahnenoe Ginoer lit ongenebm
i'm @eibmad; oas Gecept itamtnt
npn einen1 Der beiten meibliden
Ierate in ben Ser. Staten. sc lit
bel allen 9ruaatften in Der aanser
Welt su baben. 8reis Is Gents per
Slaihe. Gauft nidlts anberes, oils
Wrs. WinslonS SoDthino Sarup.
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Sn @otbentirhen i. s. bat eiue
eiaenartiae Snouitrle SUB aefaBt: bic
Fabritation BON 6aartua uub 0aarz
neBeu. @8 .ieaen lDrpol aus benz
Snlanoe, ole auh aus Dem auss
lobuenoe Nuftraae Dor. Nud)
bic 8uberettuua BON Wenihenbaoren
aing iebr lebbaft. bnh erIubren Die
Breiie oes 6Dbmateriols infplee be-
oeutenber Gintaufel Nmeritas in ben
europdiiben BrDouftiunalGnbern unb
oes oaourh beroorgerufenen Wans
gels an Ware cine erbeblihe Gteis
9eruna. bic iih bel ben einSelnen Mr.
ten bis auf 100 Brpsent belief. Sos
mol fir ben oeutihen Wartt, als
AUDI tir Snoien. 0euieelanb, MDs
sambique, 9atal, 3ranspaal, 8apz
LAMB iaaen fortaeiebt reihlihe, quit
lohnenoe Nuftrdge por. Dagegen lit
Elm @rport nab Noroamerita 10 Out
mie auseeihloHen, oa Die 3DGuer.
bdltniiie Der Ser, Gtaaten bic Gin
fnbr pm fertigen Saareu Dem oeut=
ihen Brdparateur gang unm6alid
MAIDEN.
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hplte. SnsDiiben batteu Die BOoens
mailer bon auBen einen Sturm geeen
oa8 WirtsbauS unternDmmen. Sic
rtlien einen 2aun elm uno oemDlierz
ten nit ben 2atten iammtlibe Sen.
iter. Sbrer 6pbbeit aber lebten iie
Die &roue auf, als Der @eiltlide in
Der 8irtsftube erihienen mar. @abs
reno er Dem &irte oas Satrament
Der lebten Oelung ipenoete, praiielte
Elm Steinbaael our6 oas Seniter uno
lomnl Der Sterbenhe, als auh Der
Bfarrer tuuroen BON nielen 5teinen
eetrDHen. Ser 8iarrer blutete am
&Dpfe aus mebrerer Wunoen unt
fllmtete. ben Wirt nit iih lhleppeno,
in Die 6interItube. 9ort itarb oec
Birt in ben Nrnen oes Seelioreers,
mdbreno orauBen Die Naufboloe mei=
ter tobten. Grit als mebrere Bauern
aus 8Dbrah nit Saaofinten auf Die
Burden lOseineen uno Shiiie ges
gen iie abfeuerten, eroriHen fie Die
Sluht. Iu6 uuter ihuen CAB es
Sbmernerlebte.
- Gin 19idbriaes Sienftmdoben
pDn Geibertsbam bel 0aaQ muroe
neaen Observation-Disclosures su elmer
Belt perbaftet, als beren S8rberei=
tungen CUR baloieen gbelhlieBunQ
bereits i'm @ange maren. Ser in
Der Sreibeit surldgebliebene 8rdu-
tigam fonnte lt6 iiber Die unfreimil=
lige Trenuuna Infanes gar niht trD.
item, moqte lib aber oDr ieinem Wor'
baben, feline Suzanne trDb bes S0r.
g%efDmmenen gu beiraten, niht OBJ
brinaen laIien unb ridtete an oas
2auoaeribt Wiinhen 2, p0r oaS iein'
8raut tpegen oreier Diebitablsper'
breben berpieIen purbe. bas ibrtft
lihe @eiuh - feline Braut nur au
einen Sag Der Sretheit 5urIGsuae
ben, bar1it er ite beiraten tonne
Das prieineu itilifierte @eiuh muro'
abgemielen. Ser ebeliiterne Brau
tiaant miro feline ungeoulo ihon nod
einige Belt sugeln miiien, oena fem
Braut muroe 81 5meiidbriger Sc
fdnanistrafe nerurteilt.
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9urd Die gerlaasbudbauo.

= Durb Die 8erlaesbubbano,
lung pDn g. 5irsel in Aeipsig lit
rlunrnebr Der Briefmehlel swiihen
Dem 6ersue grnit Ii. nDn Sadien=
&Dbura uno @otba, melher am %.
Wugult 1893 in &einbarosbrunn
itarb, uno benz DiGter uuo Sbriit-
TELLER @uitau Sreptag, Der am. 20.
Wpril 1895 in @iesbaoen oabiu=
idieb, perDHentliht mDroen. @r
legt 8euanis ab BON einem uiersia-
jdbrigen Jreunbihaftsbunoe, pie er
in 10 tooltuenoer WGrnle ielten unb,
smiiben sSirit unb Didter, 10 birs
eerlih iblttt mol ubue 8eiipief lift.
Wenn bic 8riefe audi nid]t po[itiide
ueberralhunnen bringen, ba ia oas
8eientlide id0n ourd oas Wtemoi=
renpert beg 6ersoQs befannt aeuor=
ben lit. 10 fommen tie bod aus elmer
groBen Belt, fIr beren Ginselnert Tie
man@es Befannte unter anoere 8e.
leuhtung o~arfteqen. Der Brief
tpedfel betunbet sugleib Die EDIT liz
beralen, nationalen Nniihten oes
6er5oes. iDmie. baB benz Berfehr
sablreiGe anreaunaen gu Jreptas's
S1affen entiprnngert.
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Macrlet.

- 6eute lit Der lebte Gag unierer
Nustequng.
- Wdbreno oes Ottobers Iino 1873
observation-disclosures a~useeeeben; Der
Wert Der @ebduoe betrug $53, GAO.
Sci Dem Senertpebr &pnteit
auf unierer Gusitenuns getpnnn
@aco ben eriten. Seauiu ben smei-
ten unb Roro WuItin ben britten
BreiS. 8ictor Sartenftein BON Ses
gum unb 8. &. Blumb BON Nuitin
erbielten gplbene Mebainen.
SIM Munat Dftaber puroen
81 tpei6e unb iehS farbige Glnbsr in
unIerer Gtaot QebDren.
Die 5armer in Der umaegenb
BON Dat Sslanb boben beid,loHen.
Die Sagbaeiess auf's Shdrfite gu
inforcieren. Die @r6Hnune Der Saeos
iaiion bat oiele Saser binaus9es
braht.
Sohn $. Smanion aus Orion,
ST., uno Wiabel @ulupe aus 8p=
iton lieBen fih in Der NlqmD trausri.
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Mtdbt einen 9aa franf ieitpem.

Sd erfranfte iebr f9uer an einem
0ierenleiben. Sd periu6te ale mDgz
ii6en Nrten BON Mebisin, aber feline
einsige bacon balf mir. Gines Cages
iab i'd cine AnSeige ppn Sbrem @lecs
trio 8itters unb bei9ioB, bies au oers
iu@en. Ra6bem i9 ilnr Elm paar
DOZEN babon genOmmen bate, sers
ipiirte i'd bereits grlei9teruHg urb
balb baranf mar i'd boaitdnbig gebeilt
1nb bin feitbem nod ni6t pie6er Ell,
men Gag frant gemeien. Na6barn
pom mir ftnb babur6 gebeilt tporben
Dos &beumatismus. Neuralgie 2eberz
unb Nierenleiben, un6 algemeiuer
S6wG6e. Dos lit es mas g.. s. SaB
bon 6remOnt, q. g., i6reibt. 81. baz
ben fir so @ents in ben Apotbeten pon
81. S. s. S1mi6t unb 4bplpb EreiB.
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Gin 8tcnle.liufal

peruria9te cine i9mer3li6e Munbe an
8ein bon S. 9. Orner in Srants
lin @rooe, 81. SIS bilbete li9 cine
lberaas bartn6fise @ei6wulf, nel1t
bier Sabre lang troB aler ernltli9eu
8emibungen ni6t mei9en polte.
Damn fibrte aber 8udlens Nrnica.
Sable cine Doatdnbige 9eilung berbei.
9ieielbe 1T ebenfo gut fir 8ranbs unb
Bribwunben, wie 0autausi6ldge unb
9amorrbpiben. gu baben fir rs
Gents in ben 4potbefen bon s.. S. s.
S9miot nnb @bolpb DreiB,
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Werbanantspone aataftropbem

Jta6l11ligfeit TT fir man1e @itens
babns&ataitrppbe peranttpOrtli9, uni
aus 6erIelben urfa9e Dirb ntan9er,
Der an gals, nnb 2u~nsenleiben laboz
riert, sn @rnnbe seri9tet. Seitbem
man aber Or. Sings Neue @ntbedung
fir S6mimbfu6t, 9uiten unb @rfdls
tung bat, fonilen felbit bic i6limmiten
Sdae gebeilt iperben unb bofnungsz
loie &eliguation 1T niGt langer n0tig.
Mtr8. 2Ois grogg BON Dor6eiter,
Mtef., 1T cine Der 8ieisH, oeren 2ez
ben bur6 Sr. Sings Neue gHtbeduus
gerettet tuorben 1T. Oas groBe Wtittel
fir ale 2ungen@ nrlb gals : &ranfbei
ten pirb %garantiert BON ben 4potbefen
BON g. 5. 8. S6mibt unb @bolpb
9reiB,
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ueber Die i@Dn ulehrfah er,

uener one 1UDU We0rTnm ers
uabnte &ieler 5pionaeeeelhihte bas
ben Die .Rieler g. 0abr." aus
gliding nod nabitebenoe iutereiiante
Witteilunqen erbalten: rSor Ginger
3eit erbielt Elm gertreter Der
5dtdau'i6en Berft in @lbina aus
Giel einen 8rief obue unterldrift. it,
benz angefragt muroe, ob Die @erft
aeneist lei. Die &Dnitruttiarspldue
fir Die auf Der 9rupp'ihen @ermaz
nia=@erft i'm Bau beftnolihen beioen
unterIeeboDte 5u e%ruerben. Der
BriefGreiber ertldrte in Der Sage gu
Iein, Die 3eihuun9en su beibafien.
Sir ben Sau, oaB Die SbihauperFt
auftimme, iole fte Elm aus tpeniaen
Buditaben deficiencies Snlerat in
ben v&ieler sc. Rahr." perDfentli-
hen. Die Sbihuuperft, niht qe=
IDnnen, auf Sns perbrehertibe Nners
bieten einsueeben, mahte bebDrolide
Nnsetge. uno oarauf Duroe bic uns
terIuduno eingeleitet. 0a Die 8ie=
Ter 8oliseibeanten Dem 8errdter be-
fannt ietr fonnten. muroe Elm Ber=
liner Srimtnal=W ahtmeiiter nit Der
Berfolaung ber 5ahe beauftragt.
@abbeu1. I'M ben NntraeitelIer in's
@orr al loden. oas Uerlanote Snz
ierot per6fentlidt moroen par, trai
bel benz Yertreter BET 5bibau@@ erft
aus Giel elm 5meites Sdreiben Dbue
unterlmrift ein, in Dem Die Werft
aufeeforoert murbe. biz sum ablaui
elmer beitimmten Sriit $1,000 Start
al, cine angeeebene Ioreiie in Glt0no
III Ienoen; rab gineanQ oiefer Sums
me miroen oann Die Bldre unt
3eibnunoer ausgeliefert merben.
Der @elobrief, Der nur 8apieri6ni'
BEL entbie(t, purDe abgelanot, unc
Der nit Der unterluhuua beauftragte
Beamte leate Iid) in N(tpna auf bic
2auer. Nls Der Poitbpte init Dem
Brief, befien gintreffen genau be.
rehuet uar, in oas anae9ebene 6aus
aiug. felete ibm Der ariminals
beamte auf Dem JuBe unb trat.
nahoem Der Brief a~bgeaeben par,
in Die 8Dbnung elm. Der 8e'
ante traf bier nur Die Trar bes 9au,
ies an. Die Inn auf feline Nuffor.
berune ben @elobrief loaleih berous.
CAB. Sic Fam Damn nit einem 5tuei
ten Briefumihlae beraus. Der, nit
fie aneab, sur Weiterienoung ess
@elobriefes an einen Gertpanoten ii
Giel beititnmt mar, Dieier I'm
iGtaQ truo Die Nbreiie Der 8erftbe
amten Barfemeper. Nuf telegra,
phiide Nnweiiune oes Berliner BE
amten nuroe Der Berrdter. auf Der
man bereits auf 8runo Der Shriftper
eleiduue Seroad3t bate. pon Der
8ieler BDliaei binafeft gemadt. Ut
Yartemebers Shulo oiirfte ipmit
loneit Die uuterleeboote in Jrael
tommen. uibt gu 5meifeln fem. Gins
Beitdtieune finoet bieie Innabm'
baourh. baB BarfemeBer aegen iein,
! gerhaftune feline Beihueroe einee.
leat bat, mas er lonit bDb nDl unite,
, alien umitdnoen getau baben piiroe
! Die Weanabme Der iibrigen oermiB
ten Shifspldne, bic man inn eleib
faIs 5ur Soft legte, fteIIte Borte
. meper oDn Infana an in Nbreoe."
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Sat feine Matuns por ocm alter.

% 1T cine Sdqnbe, peun bic Su,
genb feline a6tua9 mebr Dor benz Nle
Ter bat. Nber gang bas @egenteil gill
BON ST., Sings Neuen 2~ebenspillen
Sieielben bereiten ben 8rantbeiten elm
5nbe, eirserlei, mie f6tper fie iinb u1b
gang Obne &iididt cuff ibr Mlter !
@elbiu9t, 8erDauungsi9wa6e. Sic
Der nnb Sartleihigteit. tie ale lpei6en
bieier Dolfommenen Yiae. gu baben
fir 25 @ents lit ben Qpotbefetl BON 8.
S. s. S6mibt unb Nbolpb 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-02
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Die Grano- Surp in 8eaumonl
bat Elm Spmite ernaunt, pelbes biz
Nngeleseubeiten oea gnuntp'8 un.
teriu9eu ioa uuo bat iih biz gum
Gage noh Der Wabl pertagt.
- Bei elmer Dpnn,nit : @rplolior
auf benz Oelfelo in Bation tarner1
bier BeriDnen um'S 2eben.
Sn @aiteI, un er elmer Wetbos
bitten . Ronferens beiaemohnt bate.
ftarb 8. Shelbere aus Ga Strange.
SIN unteren Gal oes Bio @ronoe
bat es mieoer fart eereeuet, audi aus
oielen anoeren 9eaenoen miro Qes
meloet, 6ab eS aereanet bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-02

uebertretune Der Sanitdts-
regeln. unmdBiefeit I'M giien uub Grim
ten, eeihlebtlidbe Nuslbpeifunsen, lie.
beranftrengnne bes abrpers un6 @eiHes,
uneeiunoe 9uft, Iufenthalt in Smmpffie=
ber9e9enoen eraeueen unberoanlihtett,
8~ertopfung, Sieber. &neumatismus,
Sbuinoiu1bt unb elm Seer bon 8rant.
betien. @enn bic Natur aGein itb nid1i
belfen fann, tritt bic BiRenihaft nit IT,
rem aus Der Notur eisenem @arten se'
iammelten !9eifmitteln helfenb Elm, per'
treibt Die giftisen Nbionberunaen, lau'
teri Die Sober 6fnet Die Sbleuien, reinigi
bas 8lut uno befabtgt bic Gatur ibre ge;
g%eiunbe Sdti9teit auf's Wene gu beginnen
DeS betpirfen ST. Bernard &rd1ter'
piuem unibestroffen. Sir % Gents Be
Npotheferu 5u haben.