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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-07
Htsmar6s Jrtebensttebe.

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ertp6bnt tn ben grtnnerungen aus feis
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genaber am A. Sant 1867 setbdn bat
uno bie bes ei{ernen Ran5lers 6rtes
bensliebe aurs Weue fennaet1net. Soc
mar TN Wdr3 1857 gum Rommanbeur
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ernannt. aber tpegen Der @tetgerung
Der Rrisssgsfabr nod bts Qnfang
CUNT auf fetnem poiten BET Der Bot
f@aft tn parts belaHen tporben. Qfls
er ft4 am 4, Silni, stnen Sag bor Der
Qlbretfe bes R5niss Mtlbelm 5ur pae
ritter Musitellung, BET hefem meloete,
traf er ben @rafen Htsmard i'm 0ore
otwmer. y9err Oberf, iaste Der Mt,
nttsr, I'D gratuItre S6uen aur l1eber>
nabme Jbrfs f4bneu Regtments. sd
babe J9te apprtfer Hert9te NIT GROCER
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ftutum Derbeugte. fubr 1tsmard fort:
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len. ss benten. Der MtntfterprdFbent
1T 1865 nt4t trtegsfdeu sstpsien;
parum mar ct es beHn iest. mo- er ben
gaeg fs6er hattse Das TIT rtdtig.
frtessf4eu BIN ih nie. penn i9 bie
Nptbpenbtgteit fur mesn 9atsrlanb er-
fenne, arteg au fiibren. Dteis gaotbz
lpembtgtett lag 1865 Dor. gtne anoere
Mbstt4teit, bte iabrbuubertealten Rons
fttste NIT Oeiterreid gu lDfen, CAB es
nt4t. Nahbem bies aber gefheben,
tpurb. Der Griebsn etn ebenio unbee
btngtes Grforberntb. Denn i6 fann
nt4t, nur tpeil Grantrei9 i9pab 1T,
an einem Rrtess ratben. Qtemals tperbe
i9 gum Rriese berausforbsrn, neil iptr
bts Gtdrteren fnb. unb um BITE 0eles
genbett au benuttn. einsn ipdteren
Rrteg Dtellei9t au permetben. sd TRACE
bem ROaiss. benz Waterlanbe uno Soft
segeniiber bie Werantportung fir oie
f4tperen Dpfer, bte ieber Rrteg bem
9anbe ouferlsst.-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-07
Nu OaS Yablltum.

Die ~5reie Breiie" bat iiber 400
etablirte Mgenturen i'm Staate, miro
an iiber 700 &oitofficen perianot, unb
bat cine 9roRe 8erbreitung in Der
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erftredt iid BON @alpeitun bis binauf
nab Dention, oom duBerlten Often
bis nab 81 ,Balu i'm iernen @eiten;
es i6lieBt felbitueritanbtid nit be.
ionhers aablreiben 2eiern bas oibt-
befieoelte Wittel< <Teras ano ben Gao.
pelten elm. Guh in Merito bat lie
cine groRe 8erbreituna.
8tuei Neiienbe iinb beitGubia,
iabrein, iabraus i'm SntereKe bes
glattes untermeas uno fiibren ben,.
ielben i'm Werein nit unieren riibri.
gen 2otal Igenten fprtluabreno
neue 2eier au.
Sn Nnbetrabt oieier Tbatlahen ift
bic nSreie Breiie". 100 es fi6 oarum
banoelt. Die beuti9e 8ep5lterune su
errei@en, nas bette Mnseiae Wses
otum m Staate 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-07
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tel pOn @uf berlaiien IN fbnnen.

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San Mntnnio's bic Mnerfennung uno
oas Sob BON Doan's gtierenpillen
auSlpreben hDren uno geleien. tpelz
DIE quite Mrbeit. iie bier perribteten
&ein anoeres 6eilmittel bat iemals
iolbe 8etueiie ieiner 8iite uno Birf'
iamfeit geliefert.
S. $. Bernett. Niiiftentz zSneenieur
non Spribenbaus SEQ. l, Der SEQ. SIG
DurangozSt mDbnt, iagt aus:
SD babe innerbalb Der lebten atpDlz
Wonate feinen @runo aefunoen,
meine Wteinung au dnoern, Die ib
i'm Wai 1902 0ffentlib in ben 8ei=
tungen San Nntonio'S ausgeipr0-
ben babe, oabin lautenb. baB
pans Nteren Billen,
Die i'm 8erar Drug Store uno be
Slider uno Springaa gu haben iino.
MIDI BON 8iidenihmer3en uno ans
oeren, auf St1runa Der 9eieren bins
peiienoen Sgmptomeu, Die mid ab
uno gu felt ben lebten atuDlf Sabren
belditiet baben, turirten.
@be ib bic Billen uabm, naren
Die Sbmer3en aupeilen 10 unertrda=
lib, oaB ih mid faum pom Stubl
erbeben fonnte uno tpenn i1 mid
nieoerbiidte, 10 geibab es nur unter
ben grDBten Sbpierigteiten, oaB ib
mid uiecer aufribten fonnte unb
ale Bflaiter, Mlttel uno Weoiain,
Die ib anmanote, ebe ih Doan 81
Billen gebraubte, tparen nublos
uno peribafften teine Nbbilfe. Seits
oena ib mein critics 8eugnts erlieB.
babe ih leibte Spmptome Der Wie=
oertebr Der &ranfbeit beripiirt, Die
Billen baben aber ME periagt, bic
Nttade abauuebren uno id3 babe
niemals mebr bic Sbmer3en en,=
pfunben. bic ib ausaubalten bate.
ebe ib Doan's 8illen nabm.
Sh empfeble oaber oas Mittel nit
beIDnoerer @enuatuuna.
grbdltlib bel allen Druguilten. |
BreiS so Gents. Softer WiQburm
60. in Buffalo. sc. g., alleinige
W9enten fir bic Ser. Staaten.
WergeBt niht ben Wamen . a n
uno acceDtirt tein Subititut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-07
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the" "FRE1E
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 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 mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state, as also in Mexico.
Two havenng mon and our
very active local agents are con.
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the bost adver-
tising medium in the State Of
Texas. when it is the object to
-
reach the German reading po-
pqlatlon,
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SOmtbera 9sacific 8abm.
q. u. " u. q. 8abn.
Mbtahrt.

Nab guer0, g0afunl. Souiton uub @al.
unS tVIj io.i5 iSs1It MbsnDs. 'oo .,O'a''
Nah Corpus gbriiti, Stockport unb See.
utue tuuttCD l.. % J(QQ)II.
Nab B6rne unb &errnille, tdelieb.
s0sGU OULut,
Nah 80erne uno 8errbille, Samfia9,
1886 Narhmittaas
Mnfunft.
Bon guerO, Yoatum, 6Dufun unb Sol.
neiton, taglicb ..7.45 W0r9ens
un6 $50 Mbenos.
Bon Corpus gbrtiti. &odpDrt unb See.
bile t69lidb. 2. Is Nacbnl.
Bon Borne un6 Rerrnille. taglicb.
.................... Mbenbs.
Bon Borne nab serroilI, Mnntas. S.45
8OrmtttaoS,
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NJ. 6. & g. 8abn.

Wacb @aco. 5ort 8ortb, Dallas. &aniaa
gttbs ct. Souls unb Chicago, taglich,
(Suniet 0epDt) ..8.45 Mbenbs
2Dcalsug pia @mitbnille. z. .108orm.
Mntunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. 40uis, Hanias gitp.
Dallas, Sort @ortb unb BaeD, t6glirb
(Suniet Depot) 8 WprQens,
3Ocalana nia Smithrille. :. 9.05 9lbenbs
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Siir $500 natb 9entjdlano.

Deutib ameritanilbe 8eituuaen
peroen i'm alten 8aterlanb NIT grus
Bent Sntereiie eeleien, petl iie fib
frei aaSipreben unb bdufig BON brii.
ben mebr Neui9feiten uno geahrihs
ten bringen, als bic beutIhen Rel.
tungen ielblt. Die nssreie Hreiie fir
Eeras" 1T oriiben iiberaa, pobin Iie
aeIanot miro, Elm iebr germ geIebener
@aft uno tann iib ribmen, Iner.
tennung uno Wiiroigung gu finoen,
tpie aus aablreiben Briefen an. uns,
iDple an 9ieienigen. melbe has Blatt
an lire 9erwan6ten lbiden, berpDr.
aebt. Wer baber ieinen 8ermanbten
nno 5reunoen cine Sreube erueiIen,
ibnen Elm mi0tomtnenes @elhenf
MAIDEN mill, Der beftelle fiir lie Die
rSrete Breiie fir 9eras". Das Sns
tereiIe fir 9era8, pie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat unb Die @egen6, NOD bic
germanoten tpObnsn. 1T in Deuticb
lamb febr lebbaft uno es iIt unn1a.
lib, in Brioatbriefen eine 10 ariin0.
libe Nuftldrnns unb 8eibreibuna
oes frenoen 2anoes gu seben, uie
oieS bic mSreie PreHe" allw5hent.
llb tbut. Sur ben aeringen Breis
BON So oerienoen mir pDrtDfrei unler
reibbaltigeS @Dbenblatt auf elm Sabr
an iroeno cine Gore3ie i'm auslanbe.
Die ssreie prefie fir Teras Vmbi.
&Dmbauh.
NEOER OSSGH NIX
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Die .,9iamonh sure".

glls yteueites tuirb aus 8uris cine
y Diamond Cure" fir 96minoiudt ae~
meloet. @eun Sbr inoeiien on S6uinbs
inht leioet, lo folst Dem @ate BON 90. 3.
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bedlins fiir Sdiuinoiu6t, 6uIten unp
@rtdltnu9 permanent sebeilt. 3u babeu
bel S. 8alteber & Gobn, SEQ. Z. 8.
Sbmlot, Gig. uuo slbOlf 9reiR. 9reis
so ets, unb 81 per 6lai6e. grobe.
flal6e frei.
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ASCHBASHER'S
-beriibmtem-
Sraatit' ,.no SSeiR:Sier.
Nnertannte erfriibenbe Som.
mers@etr6ntei

Jtalen= poer pals 8atarrb .ptro
iofort beieitiat uno permanent f,.rirt
ourb "SprD ssOrmalia>', {@imer
q slmenol. 1n allen apotbeten
81 tabeu.
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@ulf Sbure @ahn.

Wb fabrf.
Nah 9aDernia. Sutherland 6prings.
Stedhaie, t6glib, ........ $500 8orm.
Nnfunft.
Won Stodoale. Sutherland Springs unb
9anernia. tdoGeh. ...... .2:30 Nachm
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Das dItefte g sitter
benfmal befiabst iiA tn ben parts
antagen Der gu G9lob-Weroer aeb0=
rtgen Sniel g}udt in gftlano. Gs be-
ftebt aus etner auf etnem @odel ii9
erbsbenoen, ornamentirt abi9liebens
ben Sdule aus fQgeuanntem Oef.P.
f9eH Stein.
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tTortlesuna folat.

,.8orO ssormalim' (Gimer IL
Mmeao), iit als antiieptiibes 8abn.
uno Munomaiier uniibertroffen. 5n
allen IpDthefen au haben.
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6dss u MiAhadber. ,yabri.
ianten ees beriibmten 9Seil,bier.
NueaeSeihnetes SommeraetrGnf
9elepbon SEQ. 504.
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Giienbabu bu=TaDr=Ylan.
3. & %. u. 8abn.
2lbfaibrt.

Racb allen @OrbsTeTassBun ........
.O.UU SULUt
Nad ct. Souls, Wempbis uno benz
GNeH L uQC HQCQHI.
9iacb Noro Seras, &anias gitb unb
SI. SUUlS. O.1O QOeUOS
gtabWReTitO: llbr BORN. H. 10. rs abenos.
tunft.
8ou Ct Souls unb benz Often. 1900 8orm.
Bon lDcalen Buntten ..... 1920 mittaqs
8on ct. 2ouis unb bem Often: 9.55 aben6s
8on 4arebo unb WerifD :. 12:40 nabm.
unb b................... 1850 abenbs
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

For some days there has been much
interest shown in the probable appoint
ments which would be made by Arch
bishop Riordan, in view especially of
the vacancies which have been made
through the demise of two pastors of
important Catholic churches, the Rey.
Father King of the Immaculate Con-
ception Church, Oakland, and the Rev.
Hugh Lagan of Sacred Heart Church,
Fillmore street, this city.
In The Call of Thursday, January IL,
it was predicted that Father Edward
Dempsey would succeed Father King.
but not until yesterday morning was
Father Dempsey informed of his ap-
pointment-indeed, none of the results
of the council which was held during
the week was made known until yes
terday.
There could be no stronger choice for
the Oakland parish than Father Demp-
sey. During the eleven years he has
acted as assistant priest at st. Mary S
Cathedral his worth has been amply
demonstrated. He is a friend of the
poor and an adviser whose words are
welcomed. Father Dempsey has won
the regard of all classes and his de-
parture from St. Mary's Cathedral will
be considered a personal loss by nu-
merous persons in and out of the par
ish.
Father Dempsey is native of Oak
land and with his family had lived for
years in the parish with which he has
become identified. He was educated at
st. Mary's College.
FATHER LAGAN'S SUCCESSOR.
The next appointment of Importance
to the Catholic community is that of
the Rev. j. McQuaide, who retires from
the pastorate of the Church of the Holy
Redeemer and succeeds Father Lagan
as rector of Sacred Heart Church.
Father McQuaide was born in San
Francisco and received his education at
st. Mary's College. After graduating
he was stationed for a while at San
Rafael and from there went to the
Philippines as chaplain Of the Califor-
MIA regiment. He was also in China
with the American troops during the
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

Boxer outbreak, and on his return to
San Francisco was made pastor of
Holy Redeemer Church, which had just
been established. During his pastorate
there Ne caused to be erected a new
church and residence and established
a prosperous parish.
The Rev. Father William P. Sullivan
leaves ST. Teresa's Church to succeed
Father Dempsey as assistant priest at
the cathedral. He was born in San
Francisco twenty-five years ago and at
tended Sacred Heart and ST. Mary's
colleges and was sent in 1898 to Lille,
France, By his mother, Mrs. M. Sulli-
van, to complete his studies for the
priesthood.
In June, 1903. the young priest re-
turned to San Francisco to be or
dained. the ceremony taking place in
st. Mary's Cathedral. For about six
months he remained assistant priest at
st. Mary's and was then appointed to
ST. Teresa's. Father Sullivan is a pro-
found student. He is beloved by all
who have come in contact with him
during his connection with the church
which he now leaves.
The Rev. P. Mcguire of ST. Patrick 8
Church, San Jose. is made rector of the
Church of the Holy Redeemer, San
Francisco, succeeding Father McQuaide,
and the Rev Father John A. Lally of
Haywards will take Father McGuire's
place at San Jose.
Father Lally was born in Detroit,
Mich. and graduated from Detroit Col
lege. The Very Rev. Father Frieden, S.
j.. present president of ST. Ignatius
College, was then vice president of the
college at Detroit
SOME INTERESTING FACTS.
Father Lally pursued his theological
studies and went later to La Sale IJni-
versity Quebec, the oldest university in
Canada. After completing his theo-
logical studies he came to California
on account of i'll health and was or
dained in Old st. Mary's Cathedral May
80. 1885, by Archbishop Riordan. A re-
markable fact of the ordination was
that Father Laily was the first priest
in California to be ordained by the
Archbishop, who had but recently ar
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22
Accused of Embezzlement.

Ernest G. FEELING was arrested yes
terday by Detective Coleman on a
warrant from Police Judge Fritz's
court, charging him with felony en-
bezzlement. The complaining witness
is w. G. Thompson of the Consumers
Electrical Association, 524 Sutter
street. Thompson alleges that FEELING
was placed In charge Of the Office tenn
porarily and on December 23 he abb
seconded with SIS. FEELING was re-
leased on 500 cash bail.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

Johns Church, Milpitas, and the Rev.
Father j. J. Harrington is made assist
ant at st. Teresa's.
Another appointment Of interest Is
that of the Rev. Father McSweeney,
who has been made a member of the
diocesan council, to fill the vacancy
created by the death OF the Rev. Father
Hugh Lagan.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

rived here, and he was the last to re-
ceiye holy orders at the hands OF Arch
bishop Alemany, who assisted In the
ordination.
The other appointments are: The
Rev. Father James Viladomat- of Mil
pitas is made pastor of All Saints
Church, Haywards; the Rev. Father
Joseph Montaner is made pastor of st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

Mrs. A. La Breche. 402 Golden Gate
avenue, reported to the police yester-
day that her room had been entered
and clothing and jewellery of the value
of $50 stolen. John Canata, grocer.
Francisco and Taylor streets, reported
that his store had been entered and
81 54 stolen from the till. Entrance
had been effected by forcing open a
rear window.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

BURGLARS ENTER HorEL-Burrlara sr-
tered the Hotel Van Nuys, on Bush street last
Friday afternoon, and in short time cap
went along the Railways and entered room
left unlocked. The thefts were reported to the
police. but no arrests have been made.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

vEREIN ARIoN CONcERr.-Tne sscond
annual concert under the auspices Of the We
rein Ar1on Singing Society will take plrce At
Native Sons Hall tomorrow evening An .f
tractiye programme has bean arranged.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

Trapper's OIL cures rheumatism and ueurais,a
Druggists. Soc flask. RICHARDS & Co. 400 Ciavs
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22
R.F.stoil dentist: Haight 3 Masonic av. !.

All men are born equal and all wo-
men are born little more 40.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22
Two Burglaries Reported

Wedding invitations printed or engraved
Prices right. Edward Knowles Co.. "a ID
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

Table d'hote lunch. with wine. 4oc. at
the Terrace Garden. 127 Mason st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

Tennessee Oak Hair ronio-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15

Never. Viii that part, Mary cut iiis
#'9'JustI writo al CIV Tires for me. n a1 9
little kindefgartnet stribbled edlefltly
Hto dlctatlons sSi ~ " N v,
3s,a'1s that all she asked Rather Witt ,1t
fully She had liked O$enfordis letter s'tI !
and she was not 81 tisfied With 7 no bf 1l
reply Mary had dictated. N 3t,f IS
Mary laughed sharply 1'erlla rs \. Slo y
Stfins II ought to write the truth, Dtck s.
ething like tits oxle, I'm m tired
Sout, and half blind, atld il wa nj y Z
you're otly sorry for mo, I ~ia e yo -1
lust the sahley ou're not goofd, spp VI,
Dickse Or gu wouldn't advise ~. l Els
3addross Is SinS that little red book
.8,'f,ni writing it., Aid abandoning once
for all The sroleSof iii eminently utl1ful
and Sselt-rlghteous little kii,d[erga rtner,
she deliberately wrote d few lines acr ~
tho foot or Mary sR letter. + !. 4. |.
nDear Mr. Oxeiiford-- ary VIII never eve.
forgive mo for writing this, but ! can !
help 1t, She Ill, and her eyes are =, =
wrong, and think sllo would ike 70 !. seq y
You, nut sl1n wiliSnot let yot, Y; 9. ny !!
signing der Silnno hastily she, b ~ dled
EtlleS letterainto its envelope. \. ". ...
right Post It for mes. sag w W. VI "
Swearily And ~ tito news came 70 !O-1 SIeoiI-
ford who wore over It lti8nlilgle'd PAN q 4,
tnfltl tenderness. 3ttiDDOFi ~ y.
lo said But with adtnira lion, rht her. ~.
censule.s We 60 to get out O. ;, ! nls
But That squaretiess forswhl'cI IL ny Mary \
loved 4hinli3 KEEP e him chatting there "a "a
England Until hts affnlrs were fa az ae.-
lied Meantime hts Intentions got fpronu
IL Mary putting out her hands ~ one
Az at hreakf felt the familiar 81 pp e,
surface ofNher English turf PAPER. Si'o
sighed and pushed ita from her. X. /,
}'FWant to lear&bthc q ;.
HlltfloT lsindcrghrtner. She lonthed at .,,e
sheet SwthsallG P,lrltanical little li'tl sow.
1orcad aloud tho con tamil g. columns
Eof q sporting notes REQUIRED on y her Ial.
THO extreme Of but but she plluse
in gallantly jS II. \, /. !, I, Y, y
5,tOhl'S said, Win 70 SURPRISED 1tvolc'
ana stopped hal way down. e co,u1l'a -
She was not lacking IN q certain q
malice. "a n III u IS d ts X SS5
33,5'"'Go on, snapped iNnry. y. III
The few paragraphs were TO the elleu.
that MrJames Oxei,ford tho we'll aRn - Z :
American Sturfman, was about e sell g. ou ~
his English stable and return IT, 81 amer e
"a. 1t went onto elaborate some sol sl y,
1atEhis cXpcns Sc. 35 /. 81, \, !, ".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
szHuw NN2zyy Al52gzNZ.2EzzZ.lS2Z
klzzf.Il1R aLIIlZg SzEZl.IYlzz

. USE Oxcnford's expression.
4 Mary was choice. sho had all
A ways loved what was serene
and pure and dainty since the
4 days when she wore socks and
4 r,itad E tn+ n,,d nrcnr,,f1arlled
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15

Sitting f,ooin hea1 III Mary troviiig through
the hall. t SIZE .eatt, cry IL % IA VII Il and
iOxenttrd HAD time to sthltik up tv tiats he
|Sintehded ,tos say. N 1t had not CURED TO
Him that she was feeling her way aiong
the hill until she entered, and then he
saw that her eyep were ban ag I'D.
t.tvell X, she said ell. Con. !" and be-
&Oxanford could Soc her shrlnlslin expeota..l
Stion Eof something, unpl easaiit to come.
aid ionged fto slinplify matters BY tnk-
Ing Hher. STR Ills arms, and telling hnr4 q
Sfcw piGin truths. IL Yet N little and half
|&blind and hard Stip, Ma w was M v, and
had to Be- treatnd accorditigly y. She felt
her way u,,te close TO him and grippetdl
HIS coat sleeve. 4, n 57 Il J a s NJ sg #
i5ts, DON'T tell mo ne los, Con- Y she said.
nut tered oxetifor NO, but he
cant run. H IA ii i5 ~ X "A ii lst ySs
AZ tAt3 his voice Mary grew rigid Tor. e. g
Then she reached UP very d De-.
ilboIatel and run 1lor siritlll fingers
>across Ills face. N
fss.oS IT y you,8s tx L, n Il sho SAID, and
raised her hands toi her! eyes as 4! & 70
push up tho bandage. ~ But Oxen 1 ford
caught her wrist. II Js55$S n n
E3"bon't5 thnt, he 5saii, II In n alarm.
Y',You'll hurt your eyes. NJ
88E..I want to look at you. oxlcr Mary,
said, simply. e S5t5 IA s
3f4',syyhat., snid Oxen ford. u Then whit do
3youtell your friends to- keep me out forY
u gt1ess yot must bellev some OF th fics
lies about mo nftor nj ~
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m -, ia ,yn ~ Mind md square
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tol.c N ~ 81 IN
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IA ~ GOOD s tin does mel n, a
~, q 1,1 said N Mary. suddenly .If I
I'm ~ "a ii Oxe ford with IN effort
- fo,,nd t,e gu,inre- ji,sk them
gITsecni,se in don't need II & Mary
yo,, AZ vcr lost anything ~ Mary
saeInr,,nnded, her face hardening. El
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8rnitted n SIS IS siSf is5
81 Mary turned on him like "a III tie cat
II wish you had, she flung at him.
snva gely. r wish some thing would hap.
pen to you. But you re- 50 lbeastly lucKy.3s
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TO see things cleare \. q, z, ..... &, 4,
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ne sald Slowly. Nh =, ~ - MI M
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on her " t',t1 - S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
.S0UTN iER'N RAIL WAY.

"A scHEDULE$lN EFFECT DEC. ~. 1904.
81 575lETRAINS LEAVE n ICIIMoND.. n
81 20 Al ---Daily--L Local for Charlotte; y.
1850 r. Dally-Ll mi ed--B Pullman 70
tlnnta and Birml hghunl,, IN CIV Orleans
sst F M emphiK. Cha ttanoogn and all the South.
600 H. NJ -Ex.SS Sunday --Itcysvli!e j oca!.
1l!30 p DalIy--L!mlt tod Imam ready e:sO
=, M Il for all tho Sou Y
YORK RIVER LINE. vi $
tx The faYorita route to Baltimore ana Eastern
points Leave Richmond = 2o r. y. daily ex s,.
s:ls r M, ai.-.Iocal Mondays Wednesdays and
4 4 20 p. II Except s,undaS--For H'ost Point
ss5 connecting with steamers for Bal tinlore
and river landings. Mondays, Wednesdays
8s point Almonds and Clay Ban X. 448&
u 4:45 a. M. Except Sunday Local mixed fos
4 1, INA 'sTl,AINSlARRIvE}RI RICHMOND. b. /. s3
o:5s AZ. NJ and G:4eE ri N. From all the South.
NJ 3:a n ron, Charlotte and Durham,
40 A. NJ From Koysville. . f35is5 sis Y
i 0 ~ a. NJ --I]alt imore and West Point. .
10 10 a, AZ, wednesdays md ;19 p
sTl NJ. daily, except Sunday rom rom West
q. W..so9SYYEsrpunY.D D. 3r A.. Richmond. va
I'd g',I EE'IfAI3DWICfI w. H. TAXI.OE,
8. II. A {; Il; ~ Gen.i. Mgr, &
,4 Washington. p. Nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
Sc E:ABOARD AIR LIN E RAILWAY

FT& }i'G 1905.
TRAIN EAvESIsIciinioNDT lp;s I,
80 "a e NJ. -Seaboard East Mail--snyannah.
Jacksonyllle. Atlanta and j. seuthw y; 4.
800 r. LmitedE,solld@ YIN iulim man;
II 100 p. -Seabonrd Express--s Savannah, ack'
~ sonvllle, Atlanta and southwest; 5}
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. ~ t35tS
4 G.qa a NJ SOLID Pullman from ST. ugustine.H
6 TX a. Nl-From Florida, "A tlanta and South
4:s5 n =: M,-From Florida, Allan and South.
/ 40 ~ M.--From Local points. u 4