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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-23
SIaV EnissaPieS Direct The
MasSaCres From England.
TONS OF PR0CLAMATI0NS
SMUGGLEO TO CONTINENT
Hundreds Of Bombs Manufactured
TOR Assassination of Rus
sian Officials.

London. Dec 22.-Russian revolu-
tlonists are working in London for the
overthrow of czardom, which they
hold responsible for all the massa-
cres of the last twelve months,
Whitechapel is the headquarters of
a group of five leading Jewish mem
bers of the Russian revolutionary
organization, who are acting as direc-
tors of band OF secret agents, who
accept without question the orders
transmitted to them from st. Peters
burg, Moscow, and Odessa.
Not only are tons OF revolutionary
proclamations printed In the east end
and thence smuggled to the continent,
but many thousands of rifles and re-
volvers have been shipped from the
Thames to the Baltic and the Black
Sea.
more startling side of the work
is the preparation of bombs, which Is
bein carried on in the east end. Hun
dreds of bombs have In the last six
months been sent from the Thames.
Their history is curious.
Most of them arrive In London un-
loaded from New York and Chicago,
where they are made, and the prepar-
alton of the chemical contents Is done
here by revolutlonarles who have
studied chemistry in Russia.
There is at least one maker OF
bombs themselves in the east end--a
young silversmlth, who for more than
year has been manufacturing these
weapons of the revolution.
Not long ago, it is stated he show
ed some friends a bombshell the size
Of a mans fist made entirely of sil-
yer.
why silver?" he was asked He
answered, I'VE must have silver fot
the Car"
Spreading the Revolt.
Stories of the revolution are told
every day by newcomers in the east
end.
Il am locksmith,' said swarthy
Jew who landed four days ago from
Riga, "and was a delegate of the rev.
olutonary party detailed to spread
the revolution among the factory
workers. For three months 1 worked
in one factory; then l went to anoth-
er, leaving behind me hundreds of
converts.
Twelve months ago In Riga a po-
lice spy denounced me, and | was ta-
ken to prison without trial. Until ten
days ago | was in prison, and was new
er tried.
"Sixty-seven politicals were In the
prison. Twenty-eight of us were in
one underground room Our only food
was half-baked bread and cabbage.
Some of us fell i'll and two died.
Ten days ago we tried again to es-
cape We knocked the guards down
and jumped from a window. l got to
the house of revolutlonist, who hid
me for couple of days. Money was
collected for my passage, and I got
away by sea.
For four days | have been In
! London | had few roubles when |
came. but | was swlndled out of 1t all
+ the first day Today l have had no
food Yesterday | had some bread.
The day before had nothing. At
night | have walked in the street. Last
night | slept in a court with ten other
men like myself"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-23
JOURNALISTS
GET WET

San Pedro, Cal, Dec 22-For twelve
hours today the eastern newspaper
representatives who are guests Of the
Union Pacific railroad and touring
southern California were in danger of
going to the bottom of the Pacific
ocean
Their special steamboat. the War
ror, IN which they essayed to make
a trip to Santa Catalina Island. was
bufeted by the highest waves which
have ragged over the channel for many
months, and in the end the visitors
were glad to be taken from the boat
without being able to land on the ISL
and at all.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-23
Tapley Hanged.

New York, Dec. 22.--Edwin j. Tap
ley, negro wife murderer, was hanged
at the county jail today in Jersey
City II was said Tapley had arrang-
ed with a clergyman to signal with
his hands after the drop fell to show
he was alive and realized what was
transpiring. Tapley's hands did twitch
convulsively, but Rev. Emil Meury,
with whom Il was said he made ar
rangements to signal and who wilt
messed the hanging, refused to say
whether the movements of the hands
were like arranged signals. Tapley
confessed to the murder before the
drop fell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-23
Two Eirhts ar Milwaukee.

Milwaukee. Wis. Dec. 22.-Andy
Bezenah of Cincinnati tonight easily
defeated Jack O'Leary of Milwaukee
In an eight-round bout before the Bad
ger Athletic club. Bezenah proved to
be the superior fighter in every round.
Jack Dougherty Of Milwaukee was
awarded a decision over Otto Sieloff Of
Chicago In a slx-round bout.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-23
Chlno.Jan Treaty Signed.

Pekin. Dec. 22.-The Chino-Jap-
anese treaty was signed today by Ba-
ron Komura and Uchida in behalf OF
Japan, and Prince Ching and Viceroy
Yuan Shl Kai in behalf of China. The
Chinese commissioners say the treaty
relates solely to Manchuria and that
the reports of a Chlno-Japanese alli-
ance are false.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-23
Illinois CcnlrnI Wreck.

Holly Springs, Miss, Dec. 22.-Two
coaches of the local north bound pas
senger train on the Illinois Central
railroad were derailed and turned
over 2j-foot embankment today.
Mrs. james Wade Of Siddon, Miss,
was killed. Six other passengers were
injured. probably fatally.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-23
Ministry HeIpless.

Paris. Dec. ga dispatch from
St Petersburg says The strike now
covers the whole of Russia. The No
voc vremya admits that with unpre-
cedented rapidlty all communication
with the provinces and abroad has
been stopped II is expected hourly
that the ministry will be rendered en-
tIrely helpless.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-23
STATE DEPARTMENT DEMANDS
RETURN OF VICTIMS BODIES

Washington, Dec 22.-The state
department has sent Instructions by
telegraph to the United States consular
agent at Diaz, Mexico, to endeavOr TO
secure and return to Philadelphia the
bodies of the two Americans. Ruther-
ford and Murray killed near that
place by bandits.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-23
FINSTAD ARRESTED FOR
APPARENT COMPLETELY

El Paso, Texas, Dec 22.-Consul T.
d. Edwards tonight received the fol-
lowing message from Enrique Creel
governor of Chihuahua, bearing on the
arrest of Finstad: "Finstad arrested
for apparent completely in the murder
of two Americans (meaning Ruther-
ford and McMurray), at the Ibuche
ranch"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-23
Mormons in Vermont.

South Royalton, Vermont. Dec. az
A party of fifty Mormons arrived
here today from Utah. Ohio and New
York. to be present tomorrow at the
dedication of a monument to be erect
ed to the memory of Prophet Joseph
Smith, founder of the Mormon faith,
on the site of i farm house in Sharon,
whore he was born 100 years ago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-23
10000 BREAK THROUGH
GORDON AT MOSCOW

Moscow, Dec. 22.-The 1900 per-
SONS who were besleged in the Aquar-
ium since last night forced the iron
raiIings surrounding the building at 8
o'clock this morning and effected their
escape through an adjacent school
house. A few were wounded in their
attempts to escape the military cor
don.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-23
MnrtInI LAW DecIared.

Warsaw. Dec. ga proclamation
of the governor general was gazetted
here today. establishing martial Law
In all the governments OF Russian Po-
land and appointing a temporary mili-
tary governor general.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-23
John n. Irwin Dies,

Keokuk, Ia, Dec 22-John ~ Ir-
win died today at Hot Springs, Ark
He was former minister to Portugal
governor of Arizona, governor Of Ida
no, mayor OF Keokuk, and head of a
wholesale mercantile company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-23
EverytIllng Tied Up.

st. Petersburg. Dec. 22.-Dlspatches
from Komstra. Yaroslav and Veron-
ezh say railroad employees have obey
ed the strike order and the roads are
tied up.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-23
JOSEPH CHOATE TO HEAD
AMERICAN PEACE DELEGATION
Eefmer Ambassador TO Go toafpgu
Cnufarnnna-

E|FHItF hHIUHssuUOf 10 30 20 NEnRut
Conference.
Washington. Dec. 22.-The Post W
morrow will say:
Joseph II. Choate, who recently was
succeeded at the court OF st. James
as United States ambassador by
Whltelaw Reid, in all likelihood will
be named by President Roosevelt as
chairman OF the American delegation
to the second Hague peace confer
ence., This selection virtually was de-
cided on by the president yesterday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-23
GERMANS TO RESCUE
COUNTRYMEN IN RIGA

Berlin, Dec. ga German steam
er has sailed from Stettin for Riga,
chartered by the German govern
ment to bring away German subjects
whose lives are endangered by the
revolutionary disturbances there. An
other steamship will leave here We'd
nesday for Riga on similar errand.
The decision of Chancellor Won
Buelow with the approval of the
emperor to send German steamers to
ports of the Russian Baltic provinces
and bring away the Germans who are
in danger of their lives is regarded as
a most important act and one that
may be the first in a series Of steps
which the German government may
deem necessary to safeguard the in
terest of German subjects whose es-
tates are now being plundered or
whose businesses are being ruined by
the insurgents. A strong feeling ex-
lists among unofficial people over the
murders OF Germans and the attacks
on them even I'm large places such as
Riga, and the evident powerlessness
of the Russian government to give
paper stories of outrages on individual
Germans, who, on account of their ma
tionality, appear to have been special
objects of hatred, have caused greater
loss of confidence In the stability OF
the Russian administration than any
previous publications. The optimistic
feeling as to the outcome of the Rus
sian disturbances seems to be shaken
and there Is even talk. entirely out
side of government circles, of the pos
sibility that Germany may have to do
more than send merchant ships to the
relief of the beleaguered and spoliated
Germans.
The government has informed Rus
sla in the ordinary diplomatic way
that vessels are being sent to Baltic
ports. The greatest interest is felt
here as to how the steamers will be
received and whether any obstacle
will be placed in the way of their
carrying out their benevolent mis-
sion.
st. Petersburg In the Dark.
ST. Petersburg, Dec. 22.-The work.
men of two or three electric light
plants struck yesterday evening and
consequently the streets In the major
part of the city were in darkness
throughout the night. the inhabitants
being compelled to fall back on can
dies and Kerosene A searchlight
mounted on the spire Of the admiralty
building brilliantly lighted the Nev-
sky as 1t did during the october
strike and cavalry and infantry
guarded every block, machine guns
being stationed at several points. Dur
ing tour of the city the correspond
ent saw dozens Of workmen between
soldiers with fixed bayonets being
marched off to prison. Caches OF
arms and bombs were being seized on
sehleeslberg avenue yesterday and a
crowd of thousand strikers of the
Nevsky works was charged and dis
persed by Cossacks.
Mysterious PronunciamentO.
ST. Petersburg. Dec. 22.--The bold
est Of all bold pronuneantiemos Of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-23
DlscOntent General.

Panama, Dec. 22.--Advices from
Cartagena. the capltal OF Colombia.
state of Bolivar. say there is great
discomfort throughout the republic
owing to the announcement OF an ~
crease of taxation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-23
CONSPIRACY 10 DO UP
II COLUMBIAN GOVERNMENT
i8ulIty Parties 10 BE at Once Court
Mnrtlaled.

Bogota Colombia, Thursday. Dec.
21.-The authorities here today dis
covered just In time conspiracy to
overthrow the government. It was
headed by Felipe Angelo. Moya Vas
quez and Louis Marti1ez. who with all
others comprised haYe been arrested
and will be tried by cfurt martial. The
government officials IbelIttle the af-
fair and say that eace Is assured.
President Reyes AM the government
being most popular. sThe whole coun-
try, II Is added. condemns the plot.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-23
rlous Pronunclnmento.

81. Petersburg, Dee 22.--The bold
est Of all bold pronuneantiemos Of the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-25

ueber ieinen 9itel lift ifor man
der Wtenih aeftolpert.
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DaS 0emti1tnm tn, Muslanoe.

Inter 3uerunbeleeune BON Nnaas
ben, Die fiirslih in ben Wierteliabrs'
beften our Statiitit bes 9eutihen
Heibes bonn &eaierungsrnt 8rDf.
Or. 8ab1 per0Hentliht muroen. felt
Die r8Dlntibe 8eitune" Berebnurs
Gen an iiber Die 8erlufte, Die Deutihs
LAMB nibt nur ourdl, ipnoern in Der
Nusmanoerun9 9ebabt bat, in Dem
Nufgehen beutiher Nusmanoerer in
fremoen Wotipnen. 2aut ben Nn=
gaben Ieben i'm NuSlanoe 81 Wfilz
liDneu oeutiher &eibsanaeb6rigen
uno Geihs9ebirtiaen. oieie 8abl
aber hleibe nett 5urid binter ben
Sbabunaen oes oeutihen 8olfstums
in fremoen Staaten, Die man nab
ben &ennseihen Der gemeinlameri
Sprahe unb N%bltammung angeiteut
bat, uno Die auf mehr ais % Wiilz
lionen 9eutibe auBerbalb oes Deuts
iGen &eihS, barunter 16 WfiQiDnen
in Deiterrei@z ungarn. EuBlano uno
Der Shmeis. rynt | Wiiainn i'm ibriz
gen europa uno Il Wiuionen in
auBer $ eurDpdiiben 2Gnoern flbs
rem. Jn Der aroBen Nbweihuug
oer 8ablen, iaat bic gerannte
l8eituna, liegen Die Jeblbetraae
bes &eihes an beutIhem Bolts
tun. Rein anoeres Volt bat ans
ndberno 10 Diele ieiner Stammesans
Qeb6ri1en auBerbalb ieines 6err'
l1aftsaebietes in allen 2anoern Der
@rbe perftreut mobnen mie oas oeuts
lhe.
Wab BENG rmittlunsen Der oeutlhen
Itatiitiihen NmteS perteilen ii@ Die
81 WiQiDne1 &eihsoeutihe i'm Ius'
Lanoe mie fplQt:
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sphn perIur bic winter.

Bir baben Sdtuinolu6t in u~nIerer
5amilie uno burd lie oerfor i'd meine
@tntter, i6reibt 6. 8. 8eio, Sarmunp,
Wfe. 8dbreno Der febten fiinf Sabre
babe i'd jeop6 BEL benz serinsiteu In5ei=
den BON 9uiten unb @rfaltana 9r.
Sings nete gntoeduns fir S6pinolubt
ssnoaimen urb 2%unsenleiben a~bgeuanot.
Ser Terlait ieiner Mutter mar elm idtues
rer Sblas fir 8eib, aber ct lernte auf-
5upa1en. S6neaite Seiluns fiir Suiten
unb Grfdltung. 8reis so @ts. uno 81,
gu baben bel 8. 8alteper & Sobn, Geo.
S. S. S9mibt. G;ieentiimer, unb Goolf
SrelB, 9arantiert, BrobeHaide fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-25

@eim6t. = Cine CUTE oeutide
&6din. Srau Dtto 4oebIer.
BIO San 8eorp Blace, 2aurel6 ei0bts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-25

User i'm 8eruf Helm Sibneiim ftrapasiee
rem, ober oft ipht aufbleiben, Dber benz
cine grfdltun9, ober bureb Didtfehier Elm
Masenleiben befommen. N~nfan9s mas
bas uebel unbeoeutenb eriheinen; laBt
man es lebob anfteben, 10 tann es CUR 9e~
f6brlihften &rantbeit tperoen. 9arum
trefe IA rechtseiti9e 8Drtebrungen.
Nidbt nur afs iiberes Seilmtittel. ion6ern
AUDI ais anerfonnter SbuB eesen alle
ourb unreselmdBige D6er angetrenate See
b%enspeiie entffeben6en 8Drperihel iinb
st. Bernard &rdttferptaem u%nidh6bbar.
Sir 25 Gents Bel Npotbefern 81 baben.
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8.

Die Understanding beabiih=
tigt. mie aus Waibinatun eemeloet
piro, in @eft 9eras smei grperi.
mentier' Tarmen ein5uribten, bic cine
in Der Wdhe BON @lpoe. Callahan
County, bic anoere bel Baritom,
8aro gDuntp.
- Srant Salomunf, Elm Mnees
fteDter in benz GhneioergeihGft BON
=. sc. &irbb0ff in goatum, nurbe
ourh einen Trahtaug BON Der Bride
iiber ben Bruibp Greet berunterges
morfen uno ihper perlebt.
Die Ronferers Der oeutihen
Wetb0biiten bat auf elmer Sibuna in
Seguiu enogiltia beiblDiien, bas
Blinn College in Brenbam at laifen.
Staats= @eneralannalt 9apibs
ion bat beim Diitriftgeriht in Mus
itin % @iienbabnen auf bte Babluna
BON rifitdnbieen Steuern i'm Be-
traee opn $643. 600 uno Strafen i'm
Betrage BON $3.50, 600 nertlaat.
Saul Wtihaelia. nelber unae.
flaat mar, ben Sarmer Jranf @eils
mann, in Der Ndbe BON Wanpr, er>
UDroet su baben, lift pnm Diftrittge.
riht in Guitin freiaeipr0dpen tuDroen.
lit Elm iuneer Mann our,
abtsebn Sabren uno eeb1rt Der in
@ountb anidifigen Samilie
an. @r arbeitete fir @eils
mann uno iDl bon oielem Ihlebt be-
woroen fem. @abreno eli
hes Streits erlhDB er leinen Nrbeits
aeber uno ertldrte ipdter, er babe Die
2at in Notuebr begangen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-25
9te Seriamutlun8 BET Snbaber npn
Observation-Disclosures QOltcen

Sic Seriammilumg BET Snbaber pun
2ebensberiiHernngs Ypltcen
muroe BON Us. 6. Stiles our ORB
nuna aerufen. nDrauf man 8inhes
fter 8eliD gum permanenten 8prfiber
ertpGhlte.
Ser Nntrae, ale Iaenter uno Nns
geiteqteu pm 2ebensperii6erunass
@eIenibaften aussulblieBen, tpuroe
anQenDmtnen uno ebeniD elm aueiter
Nntrae, AUDI 9ieienigeu, Die teine
BDlice baben, an ben Beratunqen
ni9t teilnebmen su laI1en.
0aAoem ale, Die oarnah berehs
tigt tparen, @Drt uno Stimn,e in Der
Seriammluna su baben, lire 0amer
ei%naetragen batte1. aefangte nah lan=
ger Debate Der Nntrag CUR Nnnabme.
ben Boriiber au aut0riiieren. Elm &0s
mite fir permanente Organization
Der BDlicert : Snhaber bon Teras gu
ernenner.
grnannt muroen Spt Sumter, S.
8. Blafe, s. s.. &trfpatrtd, s. 6.
Stenart, Sbiefeb %. Sones unb SIS.
&eliD. Das &0mite berihtete in Der
Neutrality-suspicious. baB Der Name
Der Organization n2ife Snlurance
Bolice 6oloers BrDtectiue N1Iocias
tim" iein lun uno Der gDriiber, Der
Sefret6r uno orei BDlicen Snbaber,
Die bonn Borliber beitimmt peroeu,
oas grecutius &Dmite biloen ioIen.
Das Romite fir 8ei1luiie reidte
einer Waioritdtsz uuo einen WtinUs
ritdtsberibt elm. Beioe, nur Der ers
itere in elmer fddrferen Spradse, uers
oatnmen Die 8uitdnbe in ben erDBen
Beritderunes @eielibaften, pie
ourh Die @ntbuQunaen oeS 1nterius
bungss 4pmite's befannt eeporoen
fino uno beiteben barouf, oaB bic Sns
tereiien Der Beriid]erteu better GEE
ihibt, bic Shutoieer, Die Die @elber
benubt uno iih bereihert baben, be-
ftraft uno bic @eiebe in allen Staa=
ten 10 a~beednoert merben. baB Die
2ebensnerItderunas : @eleuibaften,
gemiiiermaBen unter Staatstontrple
Qeitent peroer uno Die Bidder oers
ielben ieoeraeit CUR giniibt uffen iein
ioDen. Die 8eridte unteribeioen
Iidb nur BARN. baB BET Waioritdtss
beriHt 9bDmas IS. 2anion als Dens
ienieen puribldgt, Der in alien 5as
her Die teraniiben 8Dlicen. Snhabes
p~ertreter fou. mdbrenb Der Winuri=
tdtsberibt gu @unften bes iebigeu
teranii1en 8erltherunas Gommiis
iGrs IS, S glab lit.
ueber bieie beioen Ganoioaten ent.
ftanb cine unenolih lang au8eelpons
meme Debate. 6uee's Nnme murbe
eenannt, etniae pDuten bret promis
1ente 9eraner haben, anbere empfabs
len, fuentt Die @abl auf 2apipn fals
len iolte. ibmt m~enieftens nod etnen
Wann bon 9eras b~eiaugeben, bod
puroen ale Nmenbements nieberae.
fttmmt, Der WaioritdtsberiAt anae=
nDmmer uno Hatuion als Vertres
fer Der teranii6en Organization be.
ftitnmt.
Damit bDrte bic @inioteit in ben
Beratunaen auf, perfhienene perlies
Sen ben Saol uno es mdre piellei9t
Elm aleemeiner Mufbruh erfDlgt,
10 nm nidt prDmpt Bertaeune beon'
traat moreen tDare.
Sc beiBt iebt ihon, oaB cine aueite
Organization oebiloet nerben fDG,
Die ibre Nnaelegenbeiteu in bic 6anoe
BON Eeranern leaen mill.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-25
9er6f= Betrac6tunaen.

Sic Belt berseht = tuer auf Der Beli
Germbbte tie gu haltenl
Sbnel bat Der Serbif iicb einseitellt,
Sn 8alb unb @ieie, Slur unb Selb,
Sein &6nnen gu entfalteg!
Die Meniden aber. tpie iie iinb,
Ob gut. Db iGlebt 9ebDraenp
Sic oenten. tpenn Der 6erbit be9innt,
Nn 9ies unb Scenes nod seibpine
uno haben lire SDrseul
Ser Sater lief: SaiionsBeginn,
&onserte un6 Sbeaterl
uno 5rau unb E6bter mollen bin;
Senn nacb 8erguiigen itebt ibr Sinna
. lie, ih armer Baterl
@s hangt maneb' liebem Wdsbelein
Ser Simmel boiler @eigeu.
Stun UNITS: 8er tpirb mem 9anser lein?
@dr' iebt elm 8auberipieael mein,.
Ser miiBt' i'm mir mai 5eisen!
9ie SHUTTER. bic niel S1@ter bot.
Starft iib gu 9roBen Eaten.
Ser leot9 III, in Dorf unb Stabt,
Biro aufseihrieben auf oas 8latt
Ser Observation-Disclosures.
Der 2ebemann, Der immerbar
8elebt in eitel @onnen.
8lidt emit, oenn pl5blicb ntmmt er tuabr
SIN Bart oas erite Qraue Saar
Stun bat Der Serbit beaonnen,
Sc riibrt unb reat iih unenttueat
Der Sorftano bonn &ereine;
Gin neu' Bro9ramm tuiro tlaraeleat
Hnb Dies une Scenes an9erest
Nob ipat bei'm 2ampenibeine.
go tritt tppl maufher 8edblet Elm,
Den nur Der Serbft b%ebunaen.
8Ommt. 8inoer. laBt uns fr5blib iein
unb ibenft oaS &Dne Star leiBie elm. |
Bis mir audi ausgeiungen.
9enn bteies Zone Star, g 1T elm Stant,
@s 1T 10 tart unb traftis,
gs feuert an 81 gutter Eat, J
gs tutrttih nun 8or5ise bat,
Oarum entpfehl' icb's heftia.
lnb ob es nun i'm Serbit aud lei,
Some Star" bleibt bic 8arple;
Sbm Iino mir itets unb INNER treu,
IS lei b'rum infer Selbgeihrei
gu unier'm eia'nen Bohle.
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Elm TEXAS WuNpER.

Cine tleine 5laibe BON Eeras Bmnber,
6au's GROCER gntseduns, beilt aue Nis.
ren< uno 8laienleiben, entfernt Stetne.
beilt Diabetes, NusHuB. ihruahe Raden.
&beumatismus anb ole HnreseIma6ie.
teiten Der 9ieren uub Der 8iafe bet bel.
ben Selhlethtern, ebeniu B~lafeuIeiben
Del Sinbern. @eun guer apptbetrr 60
nitt nerfauft, f6nnt SIR es sesen Gin.
ienonng non $1.00 erhalten. Cine tleine
5laide reiHt fir stpe, @onate unb Der.
feblt ielten Seiluna. Or. @. 90. Sa0,
aIleiniger 5abritant. 9. .. 8ur 629. st.
eouis, @o. 2abt guh 8eusniKe it6i6en.
Bum Wertauf bel allen 9ruaaifxu,
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GeIet efes.

San alitpne, Eeras, ben 26. Mars 1908.
5iermit be5euae ih. oas i@ burb ben
@ebrauh non Teras @unber. SaIs arO<
Ser @ntoeduns o @ierenblutun8 &c.
heilt tporoen bin. SD bente iie Bat mir
oas Seben a~erettet unb ih miu ffe bier.
NIT benz Ynblitpm germ empfehleHs
s. 8. g@pIs.
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Sine fdrealtdae aaIamitat

1T es, tuenn SIR Cure @eiunbbeit pere
liert, neil llnUeroauli6feit unb Ser
itopfuns einieben. 8rompte Seilung perz
i1afen Or. Sings Neue 2~ebenspilen.
Gut fir &opfueb, 8eritopfuns etc. 9u
baben BEL S. &alteper 6 So9n, @eo. 5.
s. Sdmiot, gisentiimer, unb aoolf
9reiB. rs Gts.
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Staten BON amerita

Ibaeieben pDn ben Wabbarl1n.
bern oes &eiheS. mo naturgemdB Die
8abl Der 9eutlhen grDB 1T, bat alfo
bag 9eutidtum Die itdrffte 8erbreis
tung in ben Ser. Staten BON Zine.
rita, in @ruBbritannien, Nuitralien,
Canada. Nrgentinien. 8raiilien uno
onberen iiodmeritaniihen Staten.
Die Ser. Staten ftehen in Der 8abl
obenar, aber niht betreffs Der &eibss
anseb5rieteit, oa Die giusemanoer.
ten burbldnittlib bier oas Burger
redt ertuerben. Nah benz Genius
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@u nniere annoen Ilno 5reunoe.

Sn Sulae oes Seuers i'm rGlamu.
Sire Sniurance" s@ebdube baben mir
uniere Office tentpordr nad oerienis
gen BON S. .. Gnberion & 60. in
bemielben @ebdube perfect. 9eles
pbDnmeloungen erreiben uns iiber
beioe XeIepbone ,unter Der alten
hummer.
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