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, 1904-12-31
JUSTIFIED IN
SINKING VESSELS
INTERNATIONAL LAW WOULD UP
HOLD HIM IN SENDING COL
LIERS TO BOTTOM.
German and British Ships Caught
While Engaged in Supplying Rus
sian Fleet Legitimate Prizes Of
War-Cruisers OreIand and izun-
rud Ordered to Return to Russia.

London, Dec. 31.-Students of inter.
national Jaw say that Togo will be JUS.
Golfers engaged by Rojestvensky's fleet
to the bottom of the sea in case he
finds it in%convenient to man them
with prize crews. This is what Russia
did in the Knight Commander case.
Undoubtedly such action would cause
the filing of a protest. 1t is believed
that Japanese naval plans will provide
first of all for the separation of the col
Tiers from Rojestvensky's army.
, 1904-12-31
TICK OF TELEGRAPH AT MID
NIGHT AT WASHINGTON THAT
WILL BE HEARD ALL
AROUND THE WORLD.
Lieutenant Commander Hayden Will
Mark the Time of the Naval OBJ
servatory Over Every Line Of
Wire in the Universe-District At
torney Hall Of Portland, Oregon,
Removed Today.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 31.-Lieu-
Commander Hayden of the
United States observatory will touch
a telegraph key at midnight and cause
a tick marking the advent of the new
year which will be heard around the
world. Following the midnight signal,
the seconds will be marked off, except
ing the last five, in each hour until
4 o'clock a. m.
, 1904-12-31
HERDS GRANDSON DEAD.
Grandfather Was Member of Staff Of
George Washington.

London, Dec. 3l.-Quite recently 4
three miles from Castilrea, Ireland, be-
gan to slide n moved three quarters
of a mile, covering everything in its
way with peat and water to the depth
of eight or ten feet, o%bliterating an en-
tire vil!ege, the people barely escaping
with their lives. A lake has been
formed by the pent-up mountain
streams, and it has extended to other
villages, pushed on by the creeping
bog.
, 1904-12-31
President Removes Hall.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 31.-The
Federal District Attorney Hall of Port
land, Ore. The action was taken on
the recommendation of Attorney Cen
eral Moody, and is the result of
charges in connection with the alleged
land frauds.
, 1904-12-31
E MENTIONED.

New Year tomorrow.
The n of the year.
Happ New Year to all.
Gun club shoot tomorrow.
An ALFRED pleasant forenoon.
Games for Xmas, half price. Lovejoy
Good resolutions will be ripe tonight
The schools will not resume Unit
Tuesday.
The university examinations will oc,
cur mex week.
Assorted flowers in daily. The Col
den Rule, Mrs. R. Wall.
The banks will be closed on Monday
on account Of holiday.
Mr.. A. Erickson is confined to his
home with a severe attack of sciatic
rheumatism.
The Laramie Woman's club met
with Mrs. G. A. Cook at 419 Eighth
street this afternoon.
The Republican this afternoon is full
of optimism that makes the wheels go
round, and no mistake.
The German Lutherans will have
New Year services at their church at
Sixth and Garfield streets tonight.
John Mast expects TO bring the walls
of the brewery storShouse up to the
line to receive the root timbers today.
A marriage lie nse was issued late
afternoon INT. Albert Higginson
81 MedicOe Bow and Miss Oritha A.
Lynch of Baggs, Wyo.
Mr.. Stephen Boyd is confined to his
house much Of the time. He is unable
20 sleep in ped, getting much of his
.est while sitting in his easy chair.
\Dean Bode has so far recovered as
be able to carry the service at the
edral tomorrow. Services will be
It II and 1880, with Sunday school
5 a. m.
, 1904-12-31
Great Railroad Trestle On Fire.

Toledo. Ohio, Dec. 31.-The great
Lake Shore railroad trestle across San
dusky bay. over a mile long, is on fire.
high wind fans the flame. Hundreds
of men as a bucket brigade are work
ing, but are making no Roadway.
, 1904-12-31
Cruisers Ordered to Return,

st. Petersburg, Dec. 31.-The report
that the cruisers Oreland and Izunrud
of the second Pacific squadron have
been ordered to return is current. If
true, Admiral Rojestvensky will be
obliged to wait r~einforcements from
the third Pacific squadron.
, 1904-12-31
DAMAGE BY MOVING PEAT BOG.
C~loonshiever Moving Toward Sea OBJ
iiterates Whole Village.

Kansas City, Mo, Dec. Civilian
Alexander Ross, a retired dentist, aged
81, died at Armourdale, Kas., today.
He was the grandson of General Alex
ander Ross of George Washington's
staff and a granddaughter of Betsy Ross,
who made the first American flag.
, 1904-12-31
F|REMEN HURT BY
FALLING WALLS
DISASTROUS FIRE ON VAN Blu.
Rem STREET AT CHICAGO
EARLY THIS MORNING.
Six Hundred Thousand Dollars Damage
to Peninsular Stove Works and
Other Commensurate Shore Rail-
road Trestle On Fire-JopIin Pc.
iiceman Killed,

Chicago, Dec .31.-A fire which start
ed in Van Buren, street early today did
about 5000, 900 damage. Six firemen
were struck by falling walls and two
were seriously injured. The losses
follow: Peninsular stove works, $780,
900; building. S150,OOO; Zeno Gun com
pany, $4,000; Rubber Paint company,
$4,000; Cash Buyers union, $4,000;
building, 500. 900.
, 1904-12-31
RebelIious Poles CAUSING Trouble.

Berlin. Dec. 31.-Dispatches from
Cracow, Russian Poland, tell Of
churches being destroyed by the re-
bellious Poles. Crowds gathered by
the thousands, singing revolutionary
songs. hosting the red flag and cry
ing, Long live Poland!" There are
many fatalities, owing to the mixup
of the people and soldiers. Troops are
guarding the Russian churches to pre-
vent their Dissertation.
, 1904-12-31
Admirals as Social Lions.

Toxic, Dec. 31.-Admiral Togo and
Kamimura are overwhelmed with in
vitations to social functions. They have
declined all, saying they are too busy
with the naval authorities. Togo today
attended services in memory of the
men killed at Port Arthur.
, 1904-12-31

Joplin, Dec. 3l.-Policeman Brice
was shot dead in a duel with an UNI
known man early this morning. Tween
ty suspects have beer arrested. Two
officers were killed on the same street
corner a year ago..
, 1904-12-31
Storm Finishes BattIeship.

London. Dec. 31.-It is reported here
that the battleship Sevastopol, which
was partly destroyed by Japanese tor
pedoes and shells. is now completely
storm.
, 1904-12-31
~ChadWick's Bail Fixed.

Cleveland, o., Dec. 31.-Judge Tilden
100000. Attorney Dawson stated that
the doctors friends will gladly furnish
that amount.
, 1904-12-31
LARGEST Woman in Kansas Dead.

Emporia, Kas., Dec. 31.-Mrs. ]. M.
Quackenbush, aged 40, died today. She
weighed over 400 pounds and was said
to be the largest woman in Kansas.
She had eight children. No coffin in
was large enough for her.
, 1904-12-31
PRIZES OFFERED At
The LOvEJOY GALLERY.

Elmer Lovejoy is offering three hand
some prizes at his shooting gallery
week. A savage 22-calibre rifle
for the first, a fishing rod for the Sc
cond and an Expert" reel for the
third. John Kunkle and Jim Graham
are each handicapped 2 points. 1193t
, 1904-12-31
a CLEAN SWEEP
FOR The NEW YEAR.

FOR THE NEW YEAR.
We have just received, owing to de-
lay in shipping, a lot of the splendid
Bissell "Cyco" bearing carpet sweep
They should have been here for
Christmas, but they are none the less
acceptable to the housewife now.
work. The price is right. At the
Laramie Grocery Co. 118t4
, 1904-12-31
No Bail for FIorodora Girl,

New York, Dec. 31.-District Attor-
ney Jerome today announced that he
would not accept bail for Nan Patter-
son, and that this decision is final.
, 1904-12-31

The Union Pacific offers a rate of
one fare plus so cents to Cheyenne
and return on account of the Inaugural
tion of Governor Brooks and the other
state officers.
, 1904-12-31

BoARDERS TAkEN-At 169 Sec
ond. Meals and short orders. Mrs.
Emma Cummings. 1908
, 1904-12-31
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE.

A marriage license was issued this
afternoon to Mr.. Will Baillie and Miss
Grace Beaudoin, and the ceremony will
be performed tomorrow afternoon. at
Third street, Rev. N. o. Patterson Of
iating. Mr.. Baillie and his fair
h6ide will go at once to house.
corner of Fourth and
Cleary was
(remool, as it
laboring under
of mind in try
e that is going to
away next week.
Brothers
cd people Of Lar
erous recognition
first year as The
feel that they
Enity no better for
Ii905 than has been
heir endeavor to es-
Erade market. 1t will
mt endeavo: to main
standard dit
, 1904-12-31
Social.

This evening at the Swedish Mis-
sion church. Refreshments. All wei
come. 12Ot2
, 1904-12-31

All overcoats must go. $25 coats for
$1G.75, at Woodruff Z Terry's.
, 1904-12-31

Regardless of cost, $3.50 o~vercoats
for $7.75, at Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1904-12-31
ARRIVES FROM EUROPE ON THE
STEAMER PRETORIA AND is
MET BY SHERIFF BARRY
WITH THE PAPERS.

Conserving to Return to Cleveland
Without Trouble Relieves Officer
Of Some Worry-Husband Of Mrs.
Chadwick Greatly Shocked at Rev
citation and Refuses to Believe
Some Of the Stories.
, 1904-12-31
!. O. O. z.

There will be a special meeting Of
Albany Lodge No. z. L. o. o. F., held
Monday, January 2. at 8 O'Clock, for
practice work.
, 1904-12-31
Are Easily Formed

But some times hard to keep be
yond the first few days of the year
But here Is one that is not only easily
kept. but grows the stronger as you
practice It. Il I'M determined to get
the best groceries possible and | be.
lieve the best place to get them is at
the Gem City Grocery"
Follow that plan ana you will have
good health, good appetite, good diges-
ton and money saved for the good
year 1905.
We know of nothing better to wish
for than these things.
May we help you thusly?
Very truly
, 1904-12-31

I'd and room, SIS per month.
lfth st. If
, 1904-12-31

- Elmer T. BELTZ.
ct Captain Of Team.
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5iir $500 nat) 9entihlanO.

Deutlb ameritanlI9e 8eitnngen
tuer6en i'm alten 8aterlano NIT grus
Bem Sntereiie geleien, neil lie 1ib
frei auSipre6en uno bdufig ppn oriis
ben mebr Reuiefeiten un6 0eahrih,
ten bringen, als Die oeutiben Bel.
tungen lelbit. Die rssreie Bre1ie fiir
3era8A lit briibeu iiberan, tpobin iie
gelanot tuiro, Elm iebr germ gelebener
8ait uno fam iid rlbmen, Nners
fennung uno Wiiroigung su finoen,
tpie aus 5ablreiben BrieFen an uns,
ionie an Oieienigen, melbe oas Blatt
anIibre 8erwanoten idbiden, berpnrs
aebt. Wer oaber Ieinen Beriuoubten
nno 5reunoen cine Sreube ertpeiien,
lbnen elm miltpnlnenes @eldenf
MAIDEN Mill, Der beltelle fiir fie Die
rSreie Breiie fir EerasA. Das Sn.
tereiie fir 9eras. tpie iiberbaupt fiir
Den Staat uno Die @egeno, mo- bic
TertDanoten tpobnen, lit in 9eutIh.
lamb iebr lebbaft unb es iit unmDg.
lid, in 8riuatbriefen cine 10 GRIND.
li6e Guftldruns unb 8el9reibuna
oes frenben 2anoes su geben, tuie
oies bic aSreie BreHe" alIp6hent,
lib tbnt. Sir ben aeringen Breis
nDn So uerIenben mir purtpFrei unIer
ceifbGltiges @Dbenblatt auf elm Sabr
an iraeno eine Norefie i'm Muslanoe.
Die esreie VreiSs fir Geras pmbl.
Gpubauh.
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9pftauftalteta= gtafiftit.

Wdhrenb in Deutidlanb auf 1929
Ginmobner etne pohanItalt trifft,
tommt q. q. in Nublanb etne g}oftans
falt ouf 16,94O Gtntpobner. Die 3obl
ber pcftanftdften betrGst in Dsutfds
Lamb 1888. IN @robbritannien a.
400. tn Grantreid IL 900, in Oeiters
reid 1900, in llnsarn 5000, in Rubz
Lamb 1900. 4n 3abl Der 8rieftaften
iibsrtrtfft Dsutidlanb fGmmtIi9e 2dns
Der Der Wslt. Gs Bat beren 123, ,oO8;
baum tommen bic Ser. @taaten nit
118.0O0, 5ranfrei9 NIT 81 900, 9robs
britannien nit 81, 900, Sapan NIT 49,
600, 0ritiidsSnbien nit $4,000,
Deiierreid nit $4,000, Stalien nit
$4,000, RuBlanb NIT $4,000 8riefs
faften Das perfonal ber ppit 1T am
grDBteu in Deutf9lanb NIT 233,17e
9.amten. Die Ser. Gtaaten sGblen
226.825 poftbeamt., @robbritannien
$4,000, Granfreid 1900 unb @ube
Lamb Al, 900.
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Nn bag Yublitnnl,

Die 5reie 8reKe" bat itber 400
etabltrte Ngenturen i'm 5taote, piro
an iiber 700 HoitDfficen perianbt, unb
bat cine 9roRe 8erbreitune in Der
Rabbar= 8epublif MeritD, i'm Snbia=
ner@1erritorinm unb StlabDma.
Sbr @irfulatiuns= @ebiet in 9eras
eritredt iih BON @afpeiton bic binauf
nab Dentlon, pnn WarIbau i'm Often
biz nad 81 .balu IN: fernen @eiten:
es f6lieBt ielbitueritdnblib NIT be-
ionhers sablreihen 2eiern oas otdtz
befieoelte Wittet=Teras anb Den 5nos
tpeiteu elm.
8tpei Geiienbe iinb beitdnoie,
iabrein, iabraus inn Snterefe oes
Blatte8 unterneas uno fiibren bent=
ielben i'm 8erein nit unieren riibri=
gen 9ofal Ngenten forttudbreno
neue 2eier au.
s5n Inbetrabt oieier Tbatiaben tft
Die nSreie 8reiie", tuo es iid baruln
ban0elt. Die beutfbe 8epDlterung au
errei6en, oas bette Mmseige Wses
blum 10 gtaGte Geras.
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eiues snabea ,ptlser ssttt ums seben

Giues sfnabea iutloer Rttt ams Seben.
Us. 5. BrDmn BON 2eespille, Sn.
oiana. batte 2o0es.Q s.Qualen an Nitbs
ma su erouloen. Seine sSamilie
tuar IbDn um i'm per1ammelt, oa
man leinen Tuo ieDen Nuaenblid er.
tunrtete. Sein 6obn botte 1ib aufs
Bfero aewUrfen, nm in Der Is Meis
len entfernten Stabt rDr. SINGS
9teue @ntoeduna" fir @rtdltuna,
6uiten uno Sbminoinht su bDlen.
lIno wirflidb, er Tam nod CUR reds
ten !3eit. Das Mittel perihaffte
benz 8ater iofort 2inberune une be.
mirtte balo cine 6eilnne. Gr ihreibt
iebt sd babe iebt ieoe Wadt aes
funoen Shlaf. Nebnlime numbers
bare 2uren BON S1minblubt, gr.
fdltunaen uno Grippe, Bronbitis
uno 2ungenent5iinoung betpeiien bic
unuergeblide @irtune auf ale Sals.
uno 2ungenleioen. Wirb aarantiert.
Jn Slaibeu gu so Gents uno $100.
Brobe 5laihen frei in ben Npotbe.
ten BON s. aalteper & Spn uno
Noulpb DreiS.
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@s 1T ernitbaft.
Ginige eeute tn Sun &ntonio erfeunen mid.
ben Grnif ibres :3nifanSes.

Der beitdnoiee SGbners eines
tranten Hiidens;
Die Abaeipanntleit. Die Wiioi9teit,
Die 2eiben uno Srbmersen Der
Nierenfrantbeiten,
Sino ernftbaft, penu tie oernabs
ldl1tet nerben.
Sin Biraer ppn sou QntoniD
ia9t @uh. pte ite utrraiehea tueroen
Dnneu.
Der Steinbauer s. 4outon, 403
Glib San Saba. G3ttaRe mubnbaft.
inet: Set ben lebteu ant Doer t,eun
Satmen bate ieb einen beitdnoieen
Shmers in ben Nteren uno unter
ben 5hulterbldttern, Der biz CUR
8ruit oustborane. Sb fiiblte in1s
mel matt, es fehlte mir bic @nereie
usio as ,uar. als ob i1 cine 2aft nit
mir herumtrug. Sh lit an Gierens
idamddae uno neigte su 5hminoels
onfdlieu. Do las id bic Nnsei9e
BON Duans 8 @ierenpiilen n
unb taufte cine Sbahtel. Sd be-
fanb MIDI 1ah Der eriten Duiis bei.
fer uno als idb Die brittle Sbahtel
aufgebraubt bate. tuar ib noQtDme
men gebeilt. Sh bin erfreut. oaB
ib Inoeren ben Stat aeben tam,
nod benz @tDre Der 8erar Drug So.
Ober 5u Siiber & Sprinsaa su ae@
ben uno bic Doan'S Wierenpillen su
taufen, tuenn iie BON einem Mieren-
leiben irgeno elmer sSorm permanent
turiert ueroen molIen.
3u baben bel allen 0dnolern.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wilburn
Co.. Buffalo. sc. g.. alIeinige Ngens
ten fiir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert guh bes Ramens
. oan 8 8ilten uno nebmt
feine an0ereu.
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3amen.3tsse /
.neIdnbtidse.
Satte aIIc ebauceu aeaen iitb.

arm. aIein uno bettldaeria! Das
mar bic Sage zines atten Soloaten,
0amens 8. s. 6apens in @eriaiqes,
Sbio. Sabre lang lit er an 9ierens
befhmeroen uno peoer Weoisin mod
Gerste funnten ibm @rlei1terung
nerihaffen. ShlieBlih mafbte er els
nen Beriub nit electric Bitters. Gos
brabte i'm in Surgeon mieoer auf
bic 8eine uno iest beseuet er: SD
befinoe mid auf 6em Weae 5ur u1ls
lieen 8ieoerberitellune. @B lit
oas bette Wiittel auf @roen fir 2eber.
uno Nierenleioen uno alle ssOrmen
Don Waaens nnb DarmbelhDeroen.
Nur so Gents. @arantiert uDn ben
Gputbefen BON s.. 9alteper & Gon
uno oon GbDlph DreiS.
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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-ofices, and has
an extended circulation 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 tlavel1ng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE 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-
pulatlon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-07
Srete Geile mad ct. Yonts nnO
snriif.

I'm ben Belubern Der gBeltaus.
itelung entgeaensutDmnen, piro bic
W. SC. & &. .-8abn (gbe 9atp) einen
neuen GbnelIsua spilhen @alue.
iton uno Gan NntpniD uno ct.
2Ouis eInleaen uno bic erlte 8erIon,
bic einen @amen fir oieien neuen
Bug einienoet. Der anaenDmmen
meroen miro. erbdlt elm sSreis9iGet
oon irgeno elmer Station in 9eras
nab ct. Souls uno suriid pGbreno
Der Gusitelluna. Oie folaenoen Be.
oinguuaen iino 5u beDbahten: Der
0ame muB neu uno prieineu uuo
turs uno neritdnoli1 iein. Glle Meite
teilungeu in 8esug bierauf ltno au
rihten al Us. 6. gru5b,
B. 8 bor SEQ. $40 3.
Dallas. 9eroS,
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Gar GrelIrltonen Snr g8eltz
glusifelluuq.

Gm II. uno 81. Wai pertauft bic
2etas uno Bacitic 8abn Spesiols
Greuriions Gifets nad3 ct. 20uis
nno 8nrlG BON allen Buntten ibrer
ginie in 9eras, Grtanias uno 2uul.
itana fiir neniaer afs einen Jabr.
preis. Die Gidets iino nur in ben
re9elmaBigen Cars eiiltio uno fir Die
Oauer Don Iteben Iagen. Benoet
@uh Fan iraeubI eiuen 4oenten Der
2inie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-07

Die Nuspan nberuns aus
ben Ger. Gtadien nod Ranabo Dirb
beuer auf minbsitens 10000 ROpFe
gd8dbt. Die beiben Dototas. Minnes
fota. Widisan. Rebrasta, 4rtanfas
umb Dbio Iiefern bas Grps bisier 4uss
Dauberer. Mu4 ausf9liebli9 beuts
f@e RieberloFunsen ipsrbeu gesriiubet,
toss .. Q. bel Rotberu, mo iid 800
sertt&e 6uutilien aus Usinnefoto augs,
FtbeIt baben.
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8oll 3weita gtlitbt.
asmaa pau aIfrsb eaff.a.
tTDrtfesunal
Il. & a pittI.

IA, e apittI.
CT nseNeu nortete Charlotte in her
I'D hetIfmuenben WsnteritsIIs unb
q &iniomtsit ber tleinen @tabt
auf ben Grii1Iins, Der immerbtn
siz Mieherfeben brsneen mubte. Gie
tunllte f&cu bdfitr Iotgtn, bab ss niMt
az3bleihen tpnnte.
SbKe Mar&eaett murbe aboetlSat.
64ou six poor Moden Dor bem re@tex
8dabgtA9slpeb f0nb bus Wiebsrfsbeu
ilsa. Charlotte felbf REF BEN inneen
3Rnfier 4erbd, Huh q fam.
Gin btoah4ea. fiis Motier N6bme
tmer5fi4es GrsisusB stns frilsH
borasf.
Charlotte fob einss Wormittoss am
BsaPer i2ets 3inrmsrs. syn ibstr oes
lpobaten @eiIt INN biefe gtunbe Dor
9H4 Ios fs bolb etn poar @eiten eines
Dx&es. botb ftiitts iie bic @tirn wiber
bos Denfiersseus unb Iieb bic aueen
j. f@mersIider 0onesp<ile bic stroz
tsa osfs nab ctfH,pesfen. Den eineu
8mfesitaeeI battle Fe 8ar 66Ifte ae@
. Het. Gs lag non @9nee brauben,
abr tn bsr 2uft mar elm tpeiher 6auh
pk aus einem olIm69tieen gebieters
manb, ber boIb fpreden ipiirbt: Mtnz
m hirb, nun rseiers i'd,
Charlotte Iirb bitten DerRiBunass
nOCka 4au4 iiber ibr Gsfdbt 6iufrS=
1sH, nub be geipannten 3iige sIatteten
4 uuter fetner fhmei1<lnben, Iiebz
iDfeHben Weriibrune. ssn neidem
@tnnS cftubnrte ii4 In ibren Nuaen
hk Wa4t, bie uns am belIls9ten aose
abfnkibtt bon bem @erduih Der WeIt
Eab In sliidIids Hrdumereien an=
Niant.
0Hr4 esn 6efttmmtss Bib fiiblk Tid,
y tauet 0ran pI5sIi5 0ufeefort aus
q ssm t4neifeaoen Gkaneu.
9ost fum be UaorttRrdbe terouf,
nk sesobe auf bos @fubagut sudef, ber
dr. 0stses H54me. gr giua itrts am
I'D, fsts morea feine Btiueaunaen
- ssass miiben, tsaatem unb borum
~ 9Ae f8rettenben Wounes. 6eute
aU f@es e R4 nur mst gr56ter 4n<
e1gnx8 purmdrts su f6Ieppen, Elm
Hons NAL to&ets ieint 0oub nod5 ben
eMesa hz 0d1fes. am bensu Ct por.
.stmk Der Gtpd fGseu ibm als
ee8ee ntcM 90 oenagen.
nun fonzx Charlotte fein gefibt
tr1eaxen -sEbfnbl mar ss. NIT rotber
0<s6m bGEtal Jsp& bret Gdritt, hat
u. bd fn9s C. NIT ber Gcub aum Wuub
-snh dxf sinmol fdrbte lid bieie Soub
fs % rnbte Hlnt iiber bic afppen
ha cftxa 1acznes sfisArst fem.
8neIeS8 tuumeffs er uub ianf an
se1 alter Gdftan hsr Strobe sulams
Mex.
Gboriotie mar empprsefGbrem unb
fnxh stnsm Aagenblid reeunaBlps. gsur
n iewm antits nar Qeb<n, Elm uns
9sust&4es Qebeu. Bon Witleib NIT
ban 3xuHten mar bo ni4ts gu tsfem-
h9saher siaaus iogtea ibae Genantep
anA srsDcssn In nilb<m, faam su bGu,
hieeahsa Griumpb ben 8ortbeil, ben
ans oem unslI6sfau bes alten
NmHes ba broubtn fur iin eeipinner
Maml
Das--Io! 60 ioute ss iein!
mt ben 8eipesunsen zines i6Dntr
aonttHeres ftiirst. fie aur abiir. als
gek e TIM Gdmpf nm geben unb Got
as4 1rsite aus, 10 semobnie ibr aonses
fGsedlih f46nes Qusfehen!
Es mar aud 70. Den olisn Wlanu
polIte fie fid bereinholsn alB toitbar.
@sate nater ibr Dad.
Damn botte fie Elm Neittel an Der
&unb. aufb feimn Sobn inter btefem
1nl1A AZ isha1 Ta a,sH heA, aleihsr
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s% Wegen nieortaer Staten sur
BeltausiteIuna nod ct. Souls pia
Eeras & Baeific Babn befragt irs
genb einen Tidet Ngenten poer
fhreibt an @. B. Turner. Gene,
raj, 8aifaaier'Maent. Dallas. 9eros.
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Sin ffarfer Scbmts.

S9usen sic ben RDrper seeen Rranta
9stt burd Eutt'szpiusn, Elm abiolutes
S9stlmlttei fiir &OpFldmer5en. Dpspep.
20, uidldriu, 9arlleibigfeit uno Gbnlis
DE lsiben.
SNns 1riebras seS 3ebensS
Or. zutt: Shrt 2sber Biaen In0 Das
1rlsbrao oes Gsbens. SD neIbe Ttets
0em 3ufoa oantbar IsiH, pelher mir
hiefslben gu neiner &enntniB 6radte.
S s. 'Sfairlsigb, qlutts Cannon, Col.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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Brief Elite.
0errem.stne.

6errens&tStet
s8 D Irst - Sreb Beiger = 6 Blod--
Srn. 5rieb-G VI @oers- Soieph 2Mbede
-g z 9abmberg - Nmos 2ueas - s5ranf
Gubolpb-O R Shuls- s-9r. s s 9ober.
mann.
4amensGtfte
Wears grfMrtb = 2ouiie grben - @aa
Geidae- Winnie &ruie - Nnnie 8aenia-
Ufrs. 6 u Sbaeffer-@ufie Beber.
aluaIdnbtitne.
NnoreaS Albrecbt = Geo. g8 @uers -
stella Sufmeaer 8nnoa Sdraoer =
Soiepb Bprles.
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gofattOuen tn seras gelDnnIht


Die 5riscu=Spitem 9anb. Smmis
gratiDns GliociatiDn lenft bereits
ibren Teil Der ginmanoeruna nah
Eeras
9reibunoertunbfiinfaig Naeuten
oieier NifDciatiDn nDn Often uno
Woroen baben ioeben cine Eour ourh
9eras beenoet un0 iih nad Den 6ulfss
quellen 0es StanteS &c. ertunoiat,
una Die 9atiahen ben 0eimftdtteius
bern Der dlteren Staten beifer ror-
fiihren 81 fDnnen.
DieIe IifociatiDn ilt Die mirts
ianite, Die es giebt; fie bat Ieenten
in ben 9an5en Ger. Staaten. 8olIt
Sbr @uer @ieentum. auf oem 2anoe
poer in Der 5tabt, pertaufen, miinlG1t
Sbr aapital fiir 5abrifen ooer
iraeno cine Snouitrie, Ihreibt an
N. 9. Sc mon, SefretGr oes esms
miaratious 8ureaus, Dept. u.
SriscD @ebdube. ct. 2ouis, Wfu.
8. u. 0ugbes,
@enernlsS sSmnliarotionszN Noent.
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5O4 ift bic 9elepbon. .Nummer
fir Suoamaiier. Wttneralmaiier
uno l8siRhier, Dds & AThbafber.
Milford chronicle., 1904-12-23
A Trip to Toyland

Take trip to toyland and bring the Chill
dren you'll enjoy their enjoyment of the
place TOyland is on second floor, YOU
can reach it by either stairway, but the
stairs in Dry Goods Room are the most
ones, as they land you right
Il