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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
SUSPECT IN TO WN
Detectives Ksssan and Ksnnaush
 Caught Supposed Fugitive.

Whether they got the right man or not, Detectives Keegan and kennaugh made clever capture yesterday ar ternoon. Early in October two farm hands, named 0nley and little girl, were murdered in Middletown, N. Y., by a farm hand. the little girls moth CT escaping after she had been serious ly assaulted. In some way the mur- derer decoyed the farm hands to q lonely field and their killed them. 1t seems he then returned to the house, took the little girl to the cellar and killed her there. He next undertook to kill the chlld's mother but she was stronger than he anticipated and she escaped after she had been seriously but not fatally wounded. She fled to the nearest house and there gave the alarm. The man escaped however.
 Yesterday evening about 6, q rail- road employe in Bristol saw man lingering nears the depot. While there was nothing strange in his appearance except that he carried cap in the outside pocket of his overcoat, the more the railroad employe looked at him the more he was convinced that he was the man who committed the murder. He took every means Ut his disposal to leave no room for doubt and he decided he was the man. Ac- cordingly he communicated his i'm. pressions to Chief of Police Arms, but by that time the train had left for Waterbury and the stranger with it. The train arrives here Snout o'clock.
 It was some time after that hour when the police here received word from Chief Arms to be on the lookout for a man with cap in his overcout pocket. Thinking he might have left the train at some depot and wa fad to Waterbury, Detective Dodds and Officer Cayanaugh sauntered uS the Waterville road to anticipate him. They did not see the man.
 Meanwhile, however, Detectives keegan and Kennaugh were on the trail and about o'clock they arrested the man. Whether or not he is the man that is wanted is question. Some time ago the Pinkerton agency sent out circular stating that a man like the man in question, was wanted for grand larceny but murder was the actual reason for his apprehension. The man gave him name as John c. Hamlin and admits that he was in Middletown, N. Y.. during October. The police, however, do not think he is the man that committed the mur. ders there. Unless he is identified by the Bristol party he will be released.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
FiREMEN'S VACATIONS
New Regulations Posted in Fire
 Houses To-day.

The following notice has been placed in all of the fire houses in the city:
 November IT, 1905. 'To the Officers and Members of the Fire Department:
 Dating from January l, 1906, each member of the permanent force Of the fire department shall be entitled to two days vacation each month and an ad- ditional yearly vacation of seven days.
 Each member shall take two days vacation each and every month and shall not be allowed to accumulate his monthly vacation of two days in con. nection with the yearly vacation of seven days. Provided, however, that in the month his seven days vacation is taken the two days to which such member is entitled during that month may be added to his vacation of seven days, making nine altogether.
 ''AH vacations as above provided for shall be without loss of pay.
 All vacations shall be taken in ac. cordance with order of chief engineer. By order of safety board commis' sioners. SAMUEL SNAGG, 'sChief Engineer of the Fire Depart.
 ment."
 This will prevent the firemen from getting more than two days month and they cannot get off on the days they wish unless they swap dates with one another. This new system Is not pleasing to a number of the boys, but they will have to become accustomed to 1t. The yearly vacation is now in vogue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
Canada and Federal control,

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. Nov. 2O.- Fl. R. Emmerson, minister of railways of Canada, has stated regarding fed. eral control of railroad rates: We have in Canada federal jurisdiction over freight and passenger rates and have what President Roosevelt is seek. ing to establish in the United States. federal control more comprehensive than that now exercised by the inter- state commerce commission. This jurisdiction might well be extended without infringing on the private rights of your citizens"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
1.-THE sHAUGHRAuA"
Ansthsr RshssrsaI win Bs Held This
 Evening of This Drama.

Tickets are selling rapidly for the production which is to he given under the ausDices of the Hiberuian Knights at City ball cn Thanksgiving eve and there Is now little doubt bat that the han win be slled on that eTeniuz. of coarxe it Is understood that the seat ing capacity of the hall is limited and there may be some who Want tO see the pruductfon who viii be shut out unlezs tirkets are secured ln advance The tickets gre for sale by members of the orier and st E. T. Finn's shce store he play wiH be prod1cei uffh fse best auateur cast obtain ar,ie En thiS city ard win he rveB with erery attention Co detail lt Win be . pleasant piace to spesd Thanks- giving eve
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
TOWER OF LIFE AND DEATH
Trick with Possum- Playing Adder That Was Too Much for
 the Natives.

There is pug-nosed belligerent littl' reptile known as the hog-nosed adde; that has trick of playing possum whei attacked. If it once gets started on th' |role the snake can be tied into knot 1 and handled indiscriminately for al hour or more.
 While snake hunting in the south | year or two ago. relates the New Yorl Sun. MT. Ditmars plotted to win the ad miration of his guide and the popula tion by announcing that he had marvel ous powers. He was endowed with tn, gift of destroying life by sign. e.,.ga The natives had never heard of tii, possum stunt of their dreader adder and when the performer formed then in circle around specimen found ir the fields they quaked in their boots. such as had boots.
 The magician advanced rapidly as fl to attack the inclosed snake, pointed his finger to the sky, muttered to him self, and the adder obediently turned lon its back. It was timidly passec from hand to hand.
 The performer beamed with satis faction. He would go one better. Il the audience would form a larger cir cle he would restore life to the deao reptile.
 The audience obeyed. The snake found all surroundings peaeeable after a few minutes, and turned over, te slide away to parts unknown.
 Mir. Ditmars faced around to accept the admiration of his guides. but the landscape was all still life. To the last ragged urchin his assistant snakers were gone, never to exhibit their faces lin camp again.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
LIKELY ruFIG

L. Becker makes suits and pver-oats frnm StS up Cleaning repaifinx etc. at slorf notice
 FheIan saFs y0ur health viii be rood and your brain clear if you drink fhe kind of tez ar coFse De seils-
 HoIezer is cling 1ersey cloth leg siuxx at azs and @. Ia.Iie<r ten button crer~aife-s sczc. felf slipl,erS. 1o ernls.
 CurFans are haring a sale 0n tablz nnens. china. xllrer and cut EiazA fsr the ThsnksxzTfns tssts
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
UPHOLSTERY NEWS.

UPHOLSTERY NEWS. Tabourettes and Plant Stands in es real ash finished weather oak,
 f& S1.25 and S1.75 each Drapery silks in allover figures in floral and oriental patterns, 50c yd Drapery Silks in Japanese de- signs, also in bordered patterns, suitable for kimonas, lamp shades and lambrequins, at 75c and 90c yd Lambrequins, 21S yards long, print ed and silk hand tied fringe,
 s2.00 and $500 each Utility Boxes, covered with Jap anese mating and trimmed with bamboo, s450, S6, s650 each Autograph Pillow Tops in all the new designs, 25c each Oriental Pillow Tops that would be called bargains at 50c, 35c each Tapestry Pillow Tops, imported French and English goods, 50c each Silk Floss Uncovered Pillows, the best cheap pillow on the market. 1S-in 2O-in 22-in 24-in 26-in 25c 35c 45c 55c 65c each Pillow Girdles in merecrized cot ton. 3 yards long. with a good T large tassei on each end, 23c each Pillow GirdIes in silk in q complete line of colors, full yards long. with large silk tassel on each end; this girdle is superior in all respects to most that are sold at 75c, 50c each Colored German Madras Curtains suitable for dining rooms and dens, bright clear colored fig ures or cream grounds,
 S4.J0, S5.75 and $6.J0 pair Arabian Lace Curtains. some made with plain centers and neat in- sertions. others in allover col .o onia1 designs, $3.75 and S5 pair Scotch Lace Curtains, the largest assortment of these well known curtains that we have ever had is now on display and the designs are artistic although the prices are low, S1.50, & and s pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
Elnnrnd

Mrs. Chugvster-Josish. what is the fourth estate--
 Mir. Chugvater-Thep press. of course. HoE many times
 And what are the other three7-
 They're-thsy're-you can find that out for yourself. You mustn't dspsnd on me to tell you every little thing Chicago Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
Brain Against Brain.

People struggle with their wits now. not with cold steel The gladiator of to- day Is really sn intellectual and his arena is the forum and the stock ex- change. the hall of science and the race eourss-in short, where brain Is pitted against brain. mother-wit against nother-wit.-BrookIyn Eagle
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
LarU Perouisites.

At the Austrian court psrizhabls articles never appear twice on the ina- psrisl table. Thus there are large per quisitss for the various atten6znts- To one man fall all the uaoorked bottles. to another the wire lsft in the glasses. ts another the toints. ard to zno<hsr ths kxz< CT the Ewsstz
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
KIr-~d che WhsIe FamIIy

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2.-Adolph Kreis. who is suing Miss Mary J. Wilson of Jennings for s25ooo damsees for breach of promise. testiaed that be kissed Miss Wilson when she accepted him. then kissed her mother and nnEsk- cd by Kissing her father.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
N~ Korsa1 Stamp.

A rev postage stamp has been is. rued in Tokso for uss in ths prutse tnrzts cf Korsa- It bears the chrys- srtheuun ss the emblem of Japan. the piun btoss0n ss sYzbolical of Korss, and tro pigeons rsprsssutinE ths psstal ssrv1c>
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
Frszh College Rorn

Yale freshmen now smuss themselves kJ sitting in windows and dropping pieces of burning paper on people vho pass below. The parents of some Of these freshmen probably honestly be- lisEs that thsy rill become great men
 rons Gay. too-chicssu Record Herald.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
Record-pepth Gold.

Gold is on exhibition in the mining department Melbourne. Australia, found in the New chum mine, Ben. digo, at a depth of 4.2o0 feet, the rec ord depth of gold discovery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
Takine or Thslr piarui..

1tis said that the college baseball play. CTS who have been picking up easy money" this year by playing summer ball are now trying to aceustom them selves to the sound of their real names.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20

ITO RENT-Reens ia Helehan tisck. Il suiiabie fsr light business. App,y te P. Hslshan. its ssuih Nan street
 ii-2o-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
YOU

cannot obtain as good results from any Coal as from our All-Rail LE- HIGH. We keep fresh supply run ming from the mines constantly. It Is pure and clean. Each bod gives greater heat and lasts longer than any other Coal. Order some. It will save you Coal and thus save you money.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
Give us a Trial

We carry a large stock of DIA- MONDs, WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILyERWARE for Thanksgiving which we sell at half price. We also carry a large stock of all kinds of Musical Instruments. We believe in Quick Sales and Small Profits. Our expenses are low so that we can af- ford to sell cheaper than others and you will benefit by buying of us. We do fine Watch and Jewelry Re pairing. All our work is guaranteed. We also loan money on all kinds of personal property at low rates. Busi- ness strictly confidential.
 M.A.GREEN
 PA BANK STREET.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
CARD PARTY,

ThursdAy snd Friday Evenings. No'
 @ and 24.
 At st Patrick's Hall. Porter Street. ASzfBisa Thur5fIy. is:s FriAsy. 4c. s.0e 1i-2O-3
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-27
Cine Sert@ttgmng.

SIN einem 3eitunes : Nrtitel, in
tuelbem niel @utes iber bas 2pceum
aeiaat puroe. bieB es, oaB bic Saiion
am 9Onneritag oieier @ohe erDffnei
miroe. 9aS mar elm Srrtum.
Die gr0fnung finoet am Dpnners.
tag oen 5. OftDber (ndhite Wohe)
ourb &Diati's beriihmte italieniihe
&apelle i'm @rDBen Opernbauie ftatt.
Dieienigeu, bic NIT Saiion.Tideta
perieben iino, baben oieIe ausgeaeihs
tete NttrattiDr uno neurl anoere, BE-
riibmte 8Drleier, Gunaerttrupper pun
natiDnalem 8uf su einem Durbs
ihnittspreiie uD1 Is Gents fir ieoe
u~nterbaltung, Die ionft $1.00 tDftet.
Saiipn.TiGet8 fino iebt gum Ser
fauf i'm 8erar Drug Store, ooer fte
tDnnen per Boit beItelIt tperben bel
Cup g. WcsFarlano, 104 Ofts grpdett
StraBe, Dber per 9elepbor, bei u. SO.
Setretdr, beioe Telephone
DOG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-27
Nms WiernO.

Der in Der 6auptitaot Weritu CT.
ibeinenoen nDeutiben 3eitung" ent'
nebn1en wir fotgenoes:
- Die BaummDaernte in Der umt=
Qeaenb BON ga 2aguna" Fat ibren
Infano gennrnr1en uno ftno Die o0r'
tigen Better Der feiten 6pffnuna,
oaB nieielbe nibt unter 100, 900 Bal
len iein miro, mie benz Smparcial
neriidert wiro. Die beit, @inerrs
ten Der 8aumpplle beibdftieten Nrs
better erbalten quite 2Dbne, INN oieie
reihe @rnte in Der paiienben 2eit sa
beenbigen. ObmDl bic nDrbameri'
ihen mmpnplantaeenbeIibe iiber
oieie reibe grnte eritaunt ftno. 10
uar es fir uniere hieiieen BETTER
nihts Neues ba nidt aIletn piel grb.
Bere 9anoitreden nit bieiem Nrtitel
bepflan5t mDroen itnb, ipnbern AUDI
bic flimatDlDgiiben 8erhGltniiie Der
lebten Wonate bierfiir iebr ainitiz
&c maren. Gin i'm 8aumnDnaes
ibdft &unoiaer neritdert, oas mpl
rur nod bic BaummDne eineefiibrt
81 meroen braubt, Die gum Wtiiben
Der bieiiaen 8aumnone rt6tia lit.
Dur9 Die bisher eraie(ten grfolee
molten nun nod mebr BETTER iid)
Der. BaumpolIfultur miom1en unb
AUDI neriuden, .TerasbaumnDue bier
an5ubauen, nm fih allmdblih aar3
nDn ber SmportatiDn oerielben frei 81
MAIDEN.
Ser nit Der @rbaltuna Der bis
itDriihen Dentmdler betraute 8e.
ANTE miro bel ieiner &iftebr in Die
6auptitaot barau aeben, einiee oers
ielben MISREPRESENTATION. Inter oie=
fen iDG aub Der 8runnen BEL gba'
pultepec elmer eriinolibeu Reparatur
unteraDgen meroen, Der iid burd]
feline ihDne Nrbiteftur aus Der Spa.
1teraeit ausseihnet uro er fo1 oanr
aud NIT etnem tleiner Ralenpfat
umgeben meroen.
- Cine &ummiIlipn BON SnQe,
nieuren bat ioeben lire Stuoien
oariber beeubiot uro fefteeteut, bas
Die nBarranea bel Muerto" genannte
Shlubt, Die auf Dem 8ege suiiher
iben San Gnsel uno GopDacar lieet,
leiht oaourbc beieitiat tperoen tanr,
inoem tie uoaeefiut mirb. Die be-
trefenoen Sngenieure mDQer in &ur'
sem lire Wrbeiten benz Yertebrs.Wi.
nifterium iberreiben. Durh bic BE-
ieittguna bieier Sbludt tpiro Der
8erfebr fiir Subrmerte jeoer Wrt ami.
iden Den smei aenannter Orten febr
erleibtert meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-27
setD sxHx perIpbtY

2eute, Die ii9 perbeiraten pollen, 1ols
ten baran benfen, oaB man9e Streitiss
fetten permieben uerben t6nnen, inbem
iie bic @erOauuns our6 electric 8itters
in Orbnuns balten. g. q. 8ropn BON
8ennettspiae, g. g., iast: Set Sobren
lit meme 6rau i6redli@ an unoerbauz
lidfeit, big iie lire araft un0 6tarfe
perlor unb gu einem S9atten berabianf.
electric 8itters BETTE lie iofort uno
iteate lie b6ais wieoer- Der. Sic lit jebt
gang gelrnb unb frdfti9. gu BADEN bel
5. &alteper & Sobn, Geo.. S, S.,
S6mibt, SigentImer, unb abplf 8reiB
8reis so gts. Der Slaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-27
,,9BMfte @tfenbahn".

Die &eoemenouna .@s lift Die bod
fte @ilenbabn" miro in Dem Slime:
r@s lift Die bDbfte 2eit" gebrauht,
obne oaB iih bic Sprebenoen bemuBt
fino. mDber Der ieltfame Nuabrud
ftanlmt.
Derielbe Fam auerit in Berlin ourh
cine bumoriitiib . oranatiihe Scene
BON Wbolf @laBbrenner in 5hmanq,
in Der elm Brieftrdger. Bornide. uul
Die 6ano elmer Malerstodter, nRars
line &leiiid" arbdlt. Bornide be-
ftbt Die %eiaenartige 3~eritreutbeit, baB
er stuei Dinae. iiber Die er sueleid
etuas au8iager min, GER, miteinau,
Der nertauibt. Mls iein Sduiegers
papa ibu1% er0fnet, ruas er leiner TUh.
ter als Wttgift gemdbren peroe. anti
tuDrtet er:, .Dieie 9Ddter is ians
binreibeno; i'd beirate SIRE WeitQift."
8egen gnoe Der Scene briHt BDr.
mite eilig auf. ba Die 2eipaieer Bpit
eingeganaen lei uno Die Briefe aug
getraaen tperoen miiBten, unb Iaat
bel m Gbihteb: SIS 1T bic alIerb6ds
tie Giienbabn. Die Seit lift ihpn pDr
bret Stunoet a~ngetommen." Cine
Tertauidune Der 8egriffe in oieier
nno dhnli@er Weiie ibeint Elm belieb.
tee SberS in ienen 9ager eemefen
81 iein. Sn elmer S1iloeruna oes
Stralauer 5iihauas ersdhlt @[aBs
brerner BON Dem @urtenbdnoler, Der
leinen STUFF .Saure @urten. t1eine
9erreu". tuenr Hiertano iih gum
9anfe finoet, in rSaure Serrer, mel.
ne Surfen" umtuanoelt, unb er ielblt
beoient iid oes Sderaes mod mebrs
fah. go ldBt ct i'm vSbnbenplab"
ben &nupfmaber Bote fagen: ,,Da
oriiber (ndmlid iiber ben ionnigen
ShloRplab) ioa MI elm WenId Bel
eeouno3manaig Srao Mittaabibe inn
Shatten. Der feinen orudnen Heib an
ieinen iansen 5aoen bat"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-27
W(s @rnaohm;rof n Qnos4e,

- N(s 9rDBaomira[ b. apefter
nor apei Sabreu, i'm 6erbIt 1908,
bag S0nmanoo Der attinen beutlhen
ShlabtflDtte iibernabn1. beitano oies
ler sFlottenperbano aus s 2inienlhif=
fen, 4 RIitenpansern, 2 Banserfreus
germ uno Z fleiuen &~reusern. Sbm
itonoen 3 Inter : Slpttenfabrer aur
Settle, ndrnlih Der atpeite Nomirol
oeS l. 8eihmaoers uno Der Befehlss
baber Der GuffldrungslhiEe. SIN
9erbit b. S. fanb cine gerarDBeruna
Der Sblabtf1Dtte itatt. Die bier
&lfenpanaerihiffe, Die bisher oos
2. 8elbnaoer blloeten, ldie6en aus
uno ourh 5tnautritt r,euer 2iuieu.
ihiHe wuroe es m6elib. snuei aleib
itarfe, aus lie 6 2inien1hiffen beftes
benoe @eihwaoer gu biloen. @leida
aetttg beidranfte fth @rpbabmira[
b. &oeiter Der bisber audi gbef oes
|. @eibwaoers Qenelen mor, auf
ben Sberbefehl. so erbielt bas 1.
Selhmaoer einen %belpnoeren gbef
uno 0as an @rDBe uno &ftraft
aenobiene 2. @eihmober eineu suei.
ten Iomtral. Sn oieiem 6erbIt uiro
es m0elib, Die beioen @eIhmaoer
abermals 81 nerltdrten. Seoes oers
ielben miro aus s 2inienihiHen BE-
iteben, 10 oaB inn @auae1 Is pDrban,
ben feiu meroen. Weiter erbdlt bic
Nuftldrunssgruppe einen snoeiten Wo.
miral. SIN 8utunft unterItehen benz
Sluttenhef, 8roR Wbmiral p. &Dez
iter, alIu feds Inter Tlpttenfabrer,
lie 5nei bel ieoem @efbmaoer uno
snei bel ber Nuftldruneseruppe.
8enn in Der 8abl Der 2inienlhiffe
auh Die i'm SlDtteneeieb pprgeiebene
! 8rDBe fait errei9t lit - es feblt Der
5lotte nur nod elm Sbiff - 10 ift
eoh nod niht Der nDtnenoige @rao
on 9ampffraft oprbanoen, neil bic
dlteren Shiffe bel rpeitem nidt 10
leiitunasfdbig iiuo als bic rteuer. sc
ntro Die Iufaabe Der ndbiten Sabre
ietn, ben militdriihen Wert Der Slotte
ourh 8uteilun9 neuer 2inienihife
al erb0hen. Sn Beaue auf Die 8abl
oer areuaer uno Der TorpeopbDUte lit
tnoeffen Der Soubeftano bel neitem
mod nidt erreiht. Sc feblen nod
2 Banaertreuser uno 6 tleine @reus
aer, iopie nod mebrere Sabre pers
| Qehen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-27
Gruteieseu uuO Gone Star Bier.

Sic grnte lit nun balb 9emo6t,
Sas @elo lit in Der Safe
unb nun tuirb HeiBi9 ausgebobt,
SD man es pieoer laHe.
3nndbft Die atuansig M6er 9anb,
Die neben uns nod fiegen:
Gin Eetl wirb Tugs oarauf pertuanb,
Die miiien mir nod trieaen.
Sbon ldneit itanb barnah unier Stnn
sc lit 10 reid. 10 mdebtis,
gs iihert grbBeren @etuinn
llnb barum paBt's urs pr1htia.
Gin neuer Stau pirb aufeefibrt,
Mebr 8aum fir's 8ieb lit n6tig.
Senn Nnes, tuas iib u eebibrt,
Sinh mir su tun erb6tia.
Die Sbeune auh, lie miro su tlein,
SIR uniern grnteieaen,
Sen miloes Wetter, Sonnenlbein
9ebrocbt nit 8utem 6eaen.
Nm 9auie feblt's uDl bier unb bort,
gs muB berbeHert tperoen.
so sebt bas @elb 10 lanefam fort,
Ohm Summer uno 8eibtperoeu.
llno aud bic Srou mbdbt' ibren Seil
Gm grnteieaen haben,
Sic it oes Saufes @lid unb Seil,
@as fie tuiinibt, ion iie haben.
Sic bilft benz Wanu iabraus, jabrein,
SIT tdtia ohne gn6e.
Sic tauu ME ohne Mrbeit fem,
8egt tets bic fleiB'aen Sanbe.
Sic oenft audi niht an iih ALIEN.
3uerit bic Shaar Der &inoer,
8ubt lie heraus, recbt nett unb fem,
lInb ibren Wann niht mtnoer.
llno 1T eann a1es in Der &eib'
SIN Sauie. Sot uno STALE,
Die ndbfte Sora Der Seller iei-
Sebr tuibtis ia fir Nue.
Serbet ne Senbut19 Zone Star Ster,
gs lit bic rifbt'ee 2abe,
Mau balt es fattiih BEL uns tar
'Re tuabress@0ttes9abel
Bar ouh bic Nrbeit itrene uno ibner,
Gone Star erquidt uns pieoer.
gs felt bic 8rafte tuie6er Der,
Brinat Spanntroft in Die @tieber.
Drum tuer einSiaihfen@ Que 2 tar hat
Gu allen Saeesaeiten,
Der lit geuiB uno in Der Sat,
@tit Heht mol gu beneibenl
Shola Saloon bietet e,nen
Gufentbalt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-27
MuerIet.

Die Nrbeiten an Der 0ueua
Str. Bride baben begDnnen.
= gei 8Dlf & Marr, Saul
8olfion uno Soste Bros. fano
Dienftag bic @rDffnuna Der 6erbita
laiipn fiat.
Die Ytllaee Greet @ano &
SLAB go. BON bier bat einer gbor.
ter balter.
Die rS. q. Sdaerluit" Dat fol-.
genoe 8eamten erpdblt: Oberi6ger,
s. Slider; unterjdger, 8. @esp;
T6riter, S. 8esp; Turmpart, S..
Brafel; g%annertrdaer, Sc. 6irt.
Gin iuuaer Wanu Namens
SiDleb muroe in Der 0dbe BON Bee.
oiGe bon ieinem Reitelel abgemurfen
uno fiel 9eraoe auf cine &lapper=
ihlauae. @r tpuroe ppn benz Neptil
9ebiffen unb brad auBeroem audi
nod iein Shliifelbetn.
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VI II 8 b.

Serr BON 8itte 1T Dienftao
m1raen in &Dminten einaetrofen
uno pom Sirlten @ulenburg in eiz
mem automobil pom Babnbof abge.
bolt moroen.
Ser i~osialoemotratiide Barteis
tag in Seua bat fib fir ben General.
itreit als politiides &fmitte aus
aeipr0ben.
Der Gertraa 5tpiihen Sapan
uno England lit uer6Hentlidt.
Die Betersburaer Stuoenien
baden beiblOifen, Die GerleIunaen
an Der unioeriitat funftia nieber su
beiuhen.
@s beiRt, oa6 Die &epubllten
Banama uno Gotta Gico iit oerei.
utgen mDQen.
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funben 10 oenfen Die, Die franz itnb
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ipie 80. s. Barber, sanbp Qebel, 8a.,
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feline @rlei6teruns fanb, wurbe id
l@lieBfi9 burd St. Sings Meue gnt,
oeduns fir S6ipinoia6t, 6uiten unb
G%rfdltuns sebeilt." @rbBte 0adfraae
in Der @elt. 3u baben BEL s. &alteper
& Sobn, Geo. S. S. Sdmibt, gigentii-
mer, unb Gbolf YreiB. 8reis so gts.
uno 81, 9arantiert. BrpbeHaIde fret.
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