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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14
BENTON CITY.

Rev. Shoush filed his regular
appointment at the Baptist church
Sunday.
Miss Belle Waddington visited
friends in Mexico last week.
The epidemic of measles in this
community is now on the decline.
Very few new cases reported.
Mrs. S. Douglass who was called
here on account of the illness of
her grandson, returned to St.Louis
Sunday.
Rev. Moore of Columbia preach.
ed at Unity Sunday.
Little Ellwood Douglass who has
been very low otmeasles and mem
branohs Group is improving.
Alb Romans was in Mexico Sat
urday
Dr.Diven aud family spent Sun
day in Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14
POWELLFORD.

Last Friday was the worst day
we have experienced for a long
time.
Bro. R. D. Chinn will ill his
ap pointment at Sun Rise next
Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Garrett and Mrs.
Guy Garrett, from Illinois, were
the guests of their aunt. Mrs. Tina
billiard, from Saturday until
Tuesday.
MissHattie KEENAN, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Mason.
Miss Iona Dowell is in Mrs.
Pasqueth's millinery store in Mex
leo and would be glad to have hel
friends give her a call.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14

Tie new City Council was sworn
in Monday night. In the annual
statement by City Collector j. D.
Mckee collection to the amount of
$26, 966.15 were shown. The Po-
lice Judge reported 81 eases tried;
fines. $3,026. City Marshall re-
ported so, 43s 81 turned over to
the, City Treasurer. The city's in
debtedness was shown to be, total,
81, 267 80, with 81, 75O.75 in the
treasury. The appointive officers
for the ensuing year will be the
same as last except V. F. Morris
succeeds Mason Greasy as fire
chief.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14
as director

as director.
Frank Bruce sold Jno. T Baker
157 barrels OF corn last week at
$500 per Dbl.
Jon T. Baker was on the Kan
sas City market recently and pur-
chased GO head of 3-year-old cattle,
Mr.. b. will feed 40 head Of these
this summer.
It. ]. Gatewood purchased 20
head coming tvo.year-old cattle of
VIM. Sharp at $27 per head. Mr..
Gatewood also purchased twenty
one head Of Frank Ehret Of same
kind as above described at $28 per
head.
Miss Bessie Lindsay of Ashland
was the guest of George Faddis
and family last week.
VIM. Sharp was in Kansas City
the first of last week and purchas'
ed 60 head of calves for himself
and Mr.. Ehret. He got good stuff
and paid 1926 per hundred lbs,
laid down here.
Uncle Blue Pickett and Mrs. Joe
Pickett were in our midst visiting
week before last
Price Dowell bought a gooC
young mare last week of Bake
Barnes at $35 90.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14
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NEfGHBoRHooD NEWS
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MARTINsBuRG.

Mrs. Bare and children left Fri
day last for Hominy Post, Indian
Territory, where she will visit for
few weeks. Mr.. Bare will join
her the last Of this week.
Mrs. N. Kent was a Mexico Wis
itor Monday.
Mr., Croy aud family expect to
start to Oklahoma in abont week
and will locate there.
Rev. Pennewell filed his regu,
lar appointment at the new Meth
odist church Sunday. His many
friends are glad he has been re-
turned to this charge for another
year.
Miss ME-. Rogers, is able to be at
her shop again selling hats.
Miss Ara McGrew visited Miss
Anna HILBERT Sunday.
We are glad to welcome our new
editor, Mr.. Graham, and family to
our midst and wish them success.
Mrs. Ota Perry has moved home
again since school closed.
I
The public school entertainment
at the Hall Monday night wal
quite success. One graduate
Henry Martin.
Misses Unice Walker and Silvi
Khuna of Wellsville were visiting
here first of week.
Miss Long of Iowa is here tt
spend the summer with her broth
err who owns the Fin Cox place
east Of town.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14

weeks, but left Saturday morning
for Indian Territory where he will
practice embalming.
There was a very good crowd at
Mt. Zion Sunday School, tho the
roads are very bad.
Herman Morley has returned
home from Indian Territory where
he has been for the past two years,
but will leave Monday for Colum-
.bia, where he will work at the
trade of painting and paper hang
ing.
Glad to hear Tommie Arnall is
better.
Last Friday the worst storm of
the season. One of our farmers
lost 10 young lambs, another 81.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14
BEAN GREEK.

Mr.. Editor, after a very serious
struggle with the grip we are
thankful to be able to push our
pencil, and, first, we want to
thank our friends for their many
kindnesses to us; also the Moline
Camp, M. w. A., for substantial
aid. This society is much dearer
to us than ever. Would say to
those who are not members, boys,
better hurry up aud join:you don't
know what you are missing until
you test the order, Altho the way
we tested them is somewhat ex-
pensive, the doctor never
finds fault of one for making such
tests.
B. w. Robinson has moved to
the Sullivan farm, just north Mo-
limo.
At our school meeting last week
Chas. Arnold was elected director
to succeed A. H. Blaze. w. II.
Wilson was elected road Overseer.
The voters out this way feel
sighted that the committee did
not select date aud send the
"Menagerie" to our school hous e.
! We would like to see the exhibit
so that we might make an intelli-
gent choice May Z.
VIM. Byars is working for James
Lewis, west of Mexico, this sum.
mer, at $26 per month.
Bill Wilson is very sick. Hope
you won't have such a time a:
"yours truly" neighbOr.
Burnley Willingham had an attack
of the grip last week Glad to report
him much improved.
When You have sought to gain
a PERSONS good will and friend
ship by an occasional write up, and
then are told you have only Gre
ated an aversion by your efforts
doesn't it make one feel awfully
dampl
| Billy Hesterberg delivered q
small bunch of hogs to the Mexico
market Monday.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14
CUPID'S CAPTURES

Mrs. Laura Atkinson formerly
of this county was married in St.
Louis last Friday to John @. Shaw
of Wilmington, Delaware.
Mr.. Fred Smith of Mexico aud
Miss Carrie Perry of Wellsville
were united in marriage at Mont
gomery City last Sunday. The
groom has a position with the
Mexico Custom Mills.
Rev. G. I. Flory, four years
since a teacher in the Missouri
Military Academy in Mexico, now
pastor of the Rowena circuit of the
NJ. e. church, South, in northern
Audrain, was married last Satur-
day afternoon at the parsonage of
the NJ. E. church, South, in this
rity, to Miss Allie Patterson, of
near Rowena. Rev. John Anderson
officiating. The ceremony was to
have been performed at the BRIDES
home Friday night by Rev, Stout
of Centralis but the high waters
prevented Rev. Stout getting
across the country. Rev. and Mrs.
Flory have scores of friends, are
mighty esteemed wherever known
aud are worthy Of any good thing
that might be said Of them. Mrs,
Flory is a sister Of Principal Pat
terson Of the Centralia public
schools.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14
MoLlNo

Mr.. and Mrs Felix Martin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Browning
were the guests of Mr.. j. @. eau
thorn's last Sunday.
Grandma Baker, who attended
the Martin Worley wedding, is
still visiting her son and daughter,
Mr.. John Baker aud Mrs. Felix
Martin
Mrs. Charles Tanner was the
guest of her mother last week.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
Bolts, a son.
Miss Bessie Tanner is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Charles Leeper, OF
near Berea school house.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Capps, a daughter.
Mr., Shadwell OF near Long
Braach was the guest OF his cous-
in Mr. straube, a few days last
week.
Miss sallie Tannes is on ths
sick list
Harry Morley has Bean home
llrap 5 Lonls co. tha past three
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14
SKINNER.

Oats are being SOW this week.
Never such day before this
season of the year as last Friday.
A number of candidates in our
midst last week.
We hear Madam Rumor say, a
wedding soon in our midst. Cant
say for sure though.
A Sunday School was organized
at Bethlehem the LIST Sunday this
month. A small school to begin
with but here's hoping it may
grow and develop into big one.
A good corps Of teachers selected.
Rev. McGrew Of Liberty filed
Rev Kelley's appointment at Beth
lehem last Sunday. Rev McGrew
is an Audrain boy.
Miss Bertha snidow was chosen
BY educational board Of Fox to
teach 10 weeks school there this
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Octave Ellis had
a whole host Of company Sunday
last. Those present were Mr.. De.
Jarnett family, Mr.. HoIloway's
family aud Mr.. Carpenters
family.
An eight months school voted at
eatewood, a iilty-five cent levy on
the 800 and Billy Whitley was re-.
elected director
20 months school was voted
al Fox Johu O'Brien vas put il
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14

Last Saturday was another win
ming day for Folk. Six counties
held primaries or conventions and
he won in each of them. The can
didates now stand: Folk, 127
delegates to the State convention;
Halves, Ill; Reed, SO. The latter
won in Jasper Tuesday, Joplin
going almost solid for himi but
Carthage went solid for Folk. The
country precincts also went for
Folk. Reed carried the coun ty
with IA uneontested delegates to
Folks 55 delegates to the county
convention. This is a little false
courage for the Reed and Halves
forces of the State.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14

We noticed an item in last week S
MESSAGE in regard to the Martin
Morley wedding. We being an
eye witness would say few words.
The magic words were said at hall
past three. All retired to the dim
ing room, about forty in number,
where the most dainty refresh-
ments were served, consisting of
ices, cakes and fruits. The bride
and groom received many presents,
both valuable and useful. Among
them were rocking chairs, kitchen
cabinet, silver ware, China ware,
and glassware, table linens, cOun-
ter pane. clock, couch pillows. The
next day an elegant.reception was
given a the home of the groom,
there were 25 persons present.
The dinner consisted of several
courses, and was served at IL o.
clock, when the guests departed for
their homes, wishing the bride and
groom a long aud happy life and
thanking Mr.. and Mrs. Martin for
their hospitality.
WV
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14
WORCESTER.

Mrs. G. A. Barnes is still very
poorly.
Ben Robinson moved to the Sui
livan farm, north Of Moline.
e. L. Tuepker lost a fine blood
ed mare last week.
After few more weeks every
up-to-date farmer will have his tel
ephone.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14
From Washington.
xxx

Prosser, Wash, April 7,19O4. -
EDITOR MESSAGE; l desire to say
thru your paper that l will be in
Mexico about the 2Oinst. and will
start back west May 3rd. as the
round trip ates are in effect on
that date. Would call the atteu-
ton Of those who are going west
this spring with the view Of invest
ing in wheat lands. That all our
wheat lands that are seeded down
will be off the market after May
Is, until after harvest.
SO in order to get the benefit Of
this years crop they viii have to
be bought prior to May IS So
make your arrangements for May
Ord.
g. e., BAKER.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14
Administrators SaT8.

Notice Is hereby given THAI letters Of
administration upon the estate Of JAMES
Stuart, deceased, have been granted the
undersigned by the Probate Court OF the
county a Audrain, bearing date Of
March l5' 1904 An persons having
claims against said estate IRE required TO-
exhibit them TO ne for allowance With
in one yeas after the date og said letters.
Tor they may be preclOded from Any ben
cit from such estate; and x such claiius
be not exhibited Within tWo Years from
tico they NH be Forever barred
d ~ SIUAR1
NuufIHis ilt.iIr
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14
r. E, Smallwood and Joe At
kinson join the MESSAGE subscrip-
tion list.

1T. johnson the auctioneer
lost a valuable horse last week
had TO be killed. The animal got
its leg over a wire fence and cut
it's foot Off.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14

Mr.. Bert ingram. Of Laddonia,
son of j. M. Ingram of Mexico,
was married in this city Monday
evening to Miss Myrtle Slavens, all
30 of Laddonia.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14
j, w. Triml are
making arranPS'eo
Mexico aud vii OF
the Western {

Rev. E. L been
called to the rar'
Der Baptist 81 ming
wear One rship
writes us; VI Deeh
our pastor foPigh-
ly appreciated
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14
THOROUGHBRED
.RaTTgi PlTllllR Rocks

Eggs for Matching, selected from my
very best birds Of ppllet mating pen, Is
Tor $500. Gathered from different pens,
10 ior $3.50 Satisfaction guaranteed
address,
8. b. MOORE. Mexico. Mo.
nox No 9
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14
NURSERY STOCK
O G BAKER

for sale by Wilkerson Nbrsury &
Orchard in cellar Of Trimble's
Secondhand store, west side
square
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14

M. hool com
mence be held
j. the a Farber
April Fartee OF
Vaudae baccalau'
resto graduates
Miss f, Alonzo
Jaooh. Charles
contriam on this
oceas;l an essay
antitllgsi Mr..
Taco1ltoh Your
Wogl and MIR.
CharrIbject, "Mu-
I'll lent Of the
sobodver the dl.
nlomIr the coca
s;on Iby Mrs. w.
p. N ana Misses
AucArta Kennen,
" Rme talent
Roolll each have
4 aist on the
Mold 20, respec
tiveIand is to
far,e two occa-
siodR u Rogers
q | Pal to each
roolsturdey over
sd FOR the con-
eslpuBlio school
K fogressige and
nppds Of any
q De state
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14
Wanted

Experienced man in telephone
work q manage setting Of poles
for independent company in Lad.
donia
~. THOMPSON. tffe
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14

Alfred Bu from
the Missouri rev
days ago. from
Vandalia, Il htVeeh
months ago shoot
ing his wifd have
served in put was
released urFourtns
rule.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14

A. Hugheseignt
train going ! ne
meet the accn rlo'
which the ; to
elsewhere. perked
the whole trt all IN
the caboose plentiy
from their S
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14

Miss ri Friday
o,ossa a term of
school i'll district,
inot SON Literary
program ana a
number led. For
regular muhsei
NO. nra. beautiful
vase, an Id aIleh-
donca CPS presen-
ted With. Clara
Bingham peautltal
noorl III best work
IN comnRcher was
alec nleFed by the
nnnils Jof valued
present
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14

Friday Ky day
for that we "a 70 De
lost his m9Out ne
found it iEep wa
tiers in the the or
floating Itlng ms
appointmfg came
off Saturd
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14

Tom King, Jr.,. is ( years old
and is l41a hands high, jet black
with mealy nose and white points,
aud extra heavy bone and model
head and ear. Tom King, Jr.,
was sired by G. Tom King, 10
hands high; he by Brooks fine
jack. His dam was sired by r. T.
Freemau's Grover Cleveland, aud
his breeding clear through is as
good as there is Tom King, Jr..
win stand at 5000 to insure foal.
Mares can be kept at reasonable
prices. Not responsible for acei-
dents, but best of care taken,
JAMES III. DILLARD.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-04-14
THURSDAY, }
q HAPPENED
Capt. j. Cl is
thought IL not Jpn
dition Of his he

We have lostppy
of the MEssAGRO4 !
Will some frieI III
copy Of that ID
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lonate. Sein 3uftano lit Elm FRITZ
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lden 0abridten gu urteilen, eine
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len.
&ie oas un9luG paiiiert 1T, meiB
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Gerunaliidten Die 99ulb. Sn Dem
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febrte.
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beitete bort fir ben Zines : Demo-
crat" uno anbere 3eitunaen. felt einiz
gen Monaten mar er beim r@pe=
ming Sournal" IN Stem gort als
Ibeaterfrititer anaeiteIIt. gr fiiblte
fib lebr gliidlih in ieiner Steaune,
pie er oenrt i~iberbaupt in @em 0prf
geraoe bas ridtiae Selo fir Die ges
tdtigfeit ieiner galente uno Die Nusz
iibun9 ieiner Sdbigteiten aefunoen
bate.
6err 6erbbere lit unter leinen
&Dneaen uno in neiteren &reiien
iebr beliebt. Mit ihmeralihem Be-
oauern miro man bier iDppl mie in
Stem Srleans DDtt leinem unfau pers
nebme1 uno linn baloige Bciierung
uiinIden.
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Wn9gatts utn5ngss Serfamf
1@ldgt aue 8Dmfurren3
ans benz eIe1oe.

Wabren6 be8 &ufbaues zines meis
teren StOdmerte8 uro oes umbaueS
oes 9ebGuoe8. peIhes mir iebt be-
tpDb1en, meroen mir am Is. Mtai
rab lis uno III 8eIt=g Commerce
StraBe umateben. 9a Der Store,
Den mir mIeteten, uibt aerdumig ge=
mug lit, unier erDBes 2aaer BON
Btano's, OrQeln uno muItfalilhen
SnitruEnenten auf5unebmen, baben
mir uns entiGloiien, eine1 umsuas=
@erfauf BON 8ianp's, Srqeln uno
W%}uitfalien. Die mir an 6Qno baber,
gu o%eranitalten. unier 2ager heitebt
aus Den beiten 5abrifaten Der @elt
in 8iano's, Orgeln, @uitarren,
WanoDltnen, 8iolinen, 6armonis
fa'a, Bla8= uuo Streid)s Sn1trumen=
ten. Iae oiele Saben rperoen su
~beoeuteno reou5ierten Bretlen entz
tpeoer gegen bar 0ber auf monatlibe
Observation-Disclosures, nenn Dies Qe=
rpnnlht miro, oerfauft. &erIDnen,
Die iebt etn Biano Doer cine Orgel
faufen, f0nnen BON $25 uno 800
lpare11 uno oaber lit Die @eleoenbeit
giinitig, iebt Elm iDldes Sn1trument
an5ulbaffen. 8ir t0nnen poIitiu
Derfi6ern, baB Die @rIparniB Don
10 biz 20 Br0aent betrdgt uno babel
BADEN bic &dufer ben Gorteil, 0oB
tie aus einem 9ager wdblen f6nneu,
welbes bas grDBte i'm State, pertrl
nt9t i'm ganaen Siioen lit. Ser
umitano, oaB mir abtunooreiBie
Sabre I'M 8eibdft itno, lpQte genue
gen, oaB mir feline Gerlprehunqen
MAIDEN, Die mir nidt gu balten i'm
Stanoe fino uno oeBbalb tpieoerbu=
len mir, Dab mir unlere BreiIe nm
1870 Br0sent berabaeieBt ba=
ben. Inner 2a9er umfaBt Die Bia=
no,s uno 0rgeln Der folgenoen be-
fannten 5abrifen: Die ~tpeltberubms
ten gbidering& Sons Bias
ms, Die belten Nlnerifas. Die be-
liebten . mer on 8, Die in 9eras
lett 50 Sabren %Derfauft weroen uno
0em Gltr1a ourdauS att9epabt ttn0.
Die 8ranih & 9 a. d, @abler,
&rell, Smith & Barnes,
9DgQan unb anbere erprDbte
uno pprtrefflib befunbene STAMPS.
5erner Die W On & 6amlin
uno Neeobam Orgeln. Bir
fdbren Die mohlbetannten Conn
8la8 : Snitrumente uno Die ebenIn
beribnten % abburn Strei6s
Snftrumente.
Bur yeqIemlibfeit Oerienieer,
bic un8 mdhreno be8 Cages nidt bes
iuden fDnnen, meroen mir fir Die
Oauer Der GerfaufsperiDoe unleren
Store ieoen Ibeno biz 10 ubr often
baften.
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ssiasm sataalteMs) BART nia)t omrdj
ste 8sft serfaaSt @erSen.
9irfpatrif,s orninnns.

Der Stabtrat fonnte gar nidts
@eiheuteres tun, als Die Oroinons
oes 6errn Girtpatrid 81 ben Nften
gu legen, oenn Die SntraFtieBung berz
felben mdre cine ~beitGnoige Queue
uDn WiBueritanoniffen unb MiBbel=
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Der StraBenbabnen unb ben &Dn=
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ibe Golt fdndrmt nidt fir pDlisei=
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iOu uno mie eS fib gu perbalten bat.
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StraBenbabn einem Baiia9ier einen
beitimmten Blab in Der Gar antpeiz
Ten, ibm iagen, reip. befeblen ioa,
Dab er htnaufe Doer berunterriiden
muB, 1T gu abiuro, als oaB fie iibers
baupt in grmdgung 9eSDgen meroen
f0nnte. 9as ameritaniI6e Bubli=
tum pfleat iih eep6bnlih ielbit su
helfen; es liebt Die uoue ungebunoens
belt, perabiheut Die offisieue Beaufs
ii6ti9un9 unD oulbet uno ertrdgt
u~nbequemlihteiten aQer Nrt, mie
cine ueberfiquna Der gars &c. nur
Damn, uenn es fib ielbit oafir oerz
antm0rtlib MAIDEN mus. Damn lit
es gefhgiger, nie irgeno an0eres
8ublitum.
Sn europa uiroe man iid] 8Ieles
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Bubltfum geboten, relp. 5uaemutet
wiro; ALIEN oriben a1tet oas Bus
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Observation-Disclosures uno menn
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bier oagegen tpiroen 8~eitimmungen
Der Nrt, 0aB cine Gar 1ur cine ges
uifie Nn5abl nDr BaiIagieren aufs
nebn1en bari, einfah perla1t tperben.
Wie gang anbers tuiiroe nun erit
cine Oroinan5 bebanoett meroen, Die
Dem &Dn6utteur bas &ebt erteilt,
einem Bafiagier einen ~beftimmten
BlaB anSumeiien. Die Neibereien
uno Tdtlibfeiten, Die cine lOlhe Or
oinan5 %berporrufen miiBte, piirDen
fein @noe nebmen. DDS amerifa.
niibe Bublitum lit bepunbernspert
Ianamiitig uno geouloie; es lGBt lih
10 aienlib Naes aefaIen, aber oieIe
StraBenbabns Sroinans mdre geraoe
oasu geeignet, bic @renae au 5ieben
uno ben @eoulbsfaoen gu 5erreiBen.
@ut, oaB fie beieitiat tuuroen lit.
Die Teriuhe patriarbaliiher @eIebs
gebung iolte aber Der Stabtrot in
8utunft aufaeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-21
@esbalb ite erfolgret1
itm6.
Wleii sic nur auf elm Restimmtes anusnd.
bar sind, und was San Hntenie
ietzt erfibrt.

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tuerOen.
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iutr0 gut atsgefiibrt+
Soan's Wieren : 8taen beiOrgen rur
Gines gut.
sic iinn iiir frantbaite @ieren 6efimmt.
sic betlen &iiffns Sbmer5en UNI je0es
0ierens2etben.
ltatenfiebenb cine Masiage ton Sun ans
tonic, Die Obiges benefit.
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mann i'm 5priben 6aule Np. /,
an Der Jrio StraBe, SEP. SIG 9u=
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@e9eno uno muroe BON beftioen
&uden=S dmeraen befaaen, ueldes
beioes 5neifeqos BON Der Nusnbunq
meines 1bmeren 8erufes 6erriibrte.
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an9egebenen 3eitablbnitt fit i'd
entieblt6 an ben 9ieren. gu 3ei=
ten fOnnte i'd MIDI fautn aus mei=
mem Stub( erbeben unD tpern ib
mid bldte, tunnte id MIR nit Quf=
ppferung Der 9rDBten Mibe mid
mieoer aufridten. SD experiment.
tirte init Oelen, manote 8flaiter an
uno benubte tbatidblib allies M6gz
lide, INN mir 9inoerune gu oers
IAafen, aber pereebli9. gnoli9
Las ib BON DDan's Nieren : BiQen.
So9leid bDlte id mir cine Sbabtel
in Der 8erar=Ipotbefe, gde NlamD=
Bla5a unb 60uiton : StraBe. 9iefe
BiQen entipra9en ean5 uno aar
Dem, pOfir iie au~seeaeben tperben
uno Derbalfen mir in eitigeu peni=
gen 9agen gu beoeutenoer Mbnabme
meiner 5bmeraen. sic Iinb Elm
iiberauS mertbooues 6eilmittel uno
i'd bin nur 81 iebr piaens, elm Wfits
tel nod meiuen beiten Srdften gu
empfeblen, ipeldes genau oas tbut,
mas BON ibm 9eIa9t miro.
@rbdltli6 bel alien Droouiften.
BreiS SO Gents. Softer Wi[burn
60. in Buffalo, g. g., aueinige
Igenten flr Die Ser. Staaten.
BergeBt nidt Den Rar1en 8 0 n
uno acceDtirt fein Subftitut.