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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-03
Close of Play season.

Contractors started to work this morning remodelling the Pensacola opera house.j the plans f"r eniarging the seating capacity and for the inn provement of the interior generally having been decided upon at time of the purchase of the house some weeks ago.
 The manager says that ne will be prepared to handle tn" largest attrac- lions on the road when the work Is completed. Of course there will be no more amusements there during the re-. mainder of the season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-03

sATINOLA is a new discovery. guaran- teSi, and money refunded if 1t falls to re- SnoI-a fhe worst case of Freckles PtmpleS. Tan Liver Spots Sallowness, Black heads or any other skin eruption in 20 days storss inc beauty of youth. Thousands tes- tify to the merits of satinola.
 Miss Alace Lirette writes: Thioodeaux Oct Is 'O4 For four years my face 1ss conpietely covered with freckles and ninpies. Ali remedies failed, until used Two nackages of Satinola, which completely rsrnoved the freckles an dpimples- My eompisxion Is now perfect, and hope every lady having freekies or pimples will try druggists or mail
 NATIONAL TOILET CO.,, Paris, Tenn. sold everywhere by the leading druggists:
 nu-Wed-fri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-03

Don't forget the cooking dernonstra- tions at the BijOu Theatre every after noon of this week They will start promptly at 2 o'clock. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-03

Special Today, Strawberries Toe. per ouart. BROCK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-03
II. ID. c. Meeting.

U.
 The Daughters of the Conteueracy will hold a State Convention in this city on Wednesday, Thursday and Frl- day Of this week, and there Will pc upward of a hundred delegates Tn at tendance. The local chapter IS making preparations to entertain the ladles who will come from all parts of the State, and the activity of the local members impresses one with the peliel that there will be fine meeting. The sessions will be held at the rooms or the Chamber of Commerce and the full program is as follows:
 Wednesday.--10 a. m.-Morning ses- sion-Prayer by Rev. Fred Jones oI the First Baptist Church.
 Address of Welcome in behalf Of citizens, by MT. Egbert BeaH
 Address on behalf of Veterans, by Hon. N. B. Cook.
 Welcoming address by Mrs. Chipley, President of the local Chapter of the Daughters.
 Regular business.
 8 D. m-Afternoon session; transac' tion of regular business.
 s D. m.--Reception at the osceola Club rooms.
 Thursday.-9:30 p. m.-Morning ses- sion. r. 4 to D. m.-Reception at the Coun- fry Club. given t0 the delegates by Mrs. L. Hilton Green.
 s p. m.-Historical evening.
 On Friday the morning session will open at s 80 o'clock and continue until about noon, when adjournment will be taken at the close of the convention. At 2:30 o'clock in tr- afternoon the Confederate Veterans will entertain with a bay excursion, ana the Daugh- ters will assist. At night, beginning at s o'clock. the closing session will be held.
 The delegates began arriving to- night, there having been stop made at Tallahassee this morning, where the presentation of the battle flags rom inc National Government was wit messed. Some of the Pensacola ladies were present at this interesting func- tion, leaving soon thereafter for this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-03
The Police Work.


 The police force made quite a re- cord during the past month. and there is a probability that the work of the local force will compare favorably with any city in the South. During the month there 716 arrests effected. on which there were imposed total fines of $4.170.50 Eighty per cent of which was collected. The remaining twenty per cent was either remitted or the collection held up pending the good behs .iot of the defendants affected
 The mayor has a habit of making young law-breakers behave themselves by offering them the alternative of go- ing to jail or signing a pledge for a year to abstain from whiskey. The later proposition is almost invariably chosen. and the defendants affected are never seen in court again. This was the case this morning when promi- nent young man presented himself be- fore the coU>t for third time in as many weeks on a charge of drunken ness. He readily signed the pledge and was freed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-03
Death of n Centenarian.

Aunt" Martha Dixon, negress. who traced he. age back to no years. died in this city yesterday of senility. Her death was learned of with deep regret by many prominent white peorle. who had grown to love the old black wo- man, a type of the ante-bellum darkey which has rapily become scarce. The funeral ceremonies today were attend ed by many white people. and floral tributes from her white friends found their way, to the bier.
 She was the oldest woman who has died here In some time, a few months ago one having expired at the age of 10S Aunt" Martha's funeral cere- monies were conducted by Rev. B. H. Whaley of Christ Episcopal Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-03
A GREAT LOSS.
Giving Away Clothes That Hoit's Dye

Works Can RenOvate.
 Few people realize how much they lose annually in giving away or selling at a sacrifice clothing that Holts Dye Works can steam-clean and repair and make practically new for another sea- con adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-03
STRIKE AT PENSACOLA
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS HAVE
 QUIT THEIR WORK.
Nearly All the Naval Vessels Leave Port--Alabama Will Probably Go to Paris for John Paul
 JOnes,s Remains.

Pensacola, Fla May 2.-(Special.)- True to a resolution passed as long az six months ago, the carpenters anu joiners of this city were prevented going to work on May l under "nae is known as the eight-hour system the contractors not vet being ready to entertain the proposition from the union. It is thought, however, tnal within the next few days an agree ment will be reached and that the eh- tire number of building trades now rep resented in the unions will resume work as formerly.
 The contractors received notice sonle months ago that, beginning on the nrst day of May, the carpenters would oe- mand an eight-hour day with no oe- crease in salaries. The contractors met this, however, by the proposai to pay by the hour, offering an increase over the wage scale then in force Ine carpenters, however. didn't ike the tcne of the proposition, since tnere was clause giving the cont the right to work "open shop, Which was interpreted by some of the carpen- ters to mean that there would soon pc A fayoritism shown those not members of the union The proposition, there- fore, was not accepted. Another oiiel or another notice was given by the contractors that they would not gran, the eight-hour proposition, put sun there was no faltering in the stand or the carnenters. who thought that they were entitled to the short days work The result was, the contractors were not ready to meet the demand, and to- day several hundred carpenters In the city. assisted by the organized paint CTS. are out, not on strike, however They maintain that the contractors, not meeting the demands, have locked them out, At any rate, very feW are at work. .
 Last night there was meeting or the carpenters union held, but there uas nothing given out There was an other meeting tonight, and things were understood to be in fair way for set tIement. This afternoon the contrac- tors all came together and had a meet inr. discussing in It's various phases the trouble. It is openly stated by some of the contractors that they VIII not longer recognize the union, al though there was nothing of this na, ture given out for publication. ana hence the names of those so express ing themselves cannot be used.
 There has been within the past few weeks here possibly more carpentering work than has been the case Tn long time. and the contractors have been hard hit with the action of their men. Some of the contractors have ngured on jobs on the nine-hour basis The notice came to contractors or demand on the first day of May, but in spite of tbis the figuring was on the basis named. l.. 4ho
 There is no sign of trouble in the ranks of the locked-out men. They say they are viewing the thing rom a business standpoint, and they want the public to so regard the case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-03

OPENING DANCE TONIGHT at Electric Park. Excellent Music by the
 Park Orchestrg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-03

The preliminary hearings of Mayor JAA. Turner. Marshal Joe Crawley and others charged with murder In the Ad- arNsville d matter, when a negro named weaver was killed, were set for today before Justice Ahernathy, but continued unail Max 1Ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-03
Internal Revenue Receipts.

The following is the report for the month of April of collections by the Internal Revenue collector: Beer stamps sold, $s3S.OO; spirit stamps sold, Sl2.559.O3; cigar and cigarette stamps sold, $l,73445; spirit tax stamps sold, s99S. .S2: miscellaneous, $52S.24; total, SPA, ,2O0.64. Total for the month of April last year, $22,391.14.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-03
The Man With The Toe.

very small a big grew Listen to his wall of toe' And it pained that man clean through and through, Just listen to his tale of voc"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-28
Cine fedsiabrIae 0elbit.

Wtan ibreibt aus Stem 0orf: Qui
Der Oitieite fano Die ginmeibung Ell.
nes iiioiihen 9empels itatt: feier.
lihes Sereintraaen Der @eiesesrDue,
@ebete, Nniprahen. &c. Wd6reno
Die Seierli9tett In oDlent @anQe
mar, geriet elm Stiid 5abnentuh
brett iber ben 8altDnfiben in Branb,
i1oem es init elmer @asHamme in
Beriihruna Fam. Semano beaina
bic unooritdtiste nSeuer!" gu rus
fen, uto oann febte Die Banit elm,
Die nit einem S9laee aus Der 3abl
Der Nnedbtiger einen toaen 6aufen
madte, BET in ieiner pabnfinniaen
Nnait nibt uuBte, tpas er tat. Nuf
ben getpaltigen 2drm brana bic 30,
liaei in oas @ottesbaus elm, uno I'm.
ter Iufbietune aaer &rdfte iubten
Die Boliaiiten ole mogenoe Menae su
berubigen.
8abreno bic Banit ben b0hiten
@rao erreiht gu baden ihien, tlets
terte elm tleines Midbten, Die 6iahs
rige 8ertruoe 8oienbaum. entibloi.
len auf tbren SIP. BON DO uuf eine1
anoeren Stubl uno rib nit ibren fleis
men 6anoben ben brennenoen Xapper,
berab, uobei tie iib arg bic 6dnbe
nerbrannte. Gin in ibrer @abe be-
fnoliber Wann trat oas 6euer nit
ben Slsen aug. Der game Buraana,
oas Iusbreden Dec Banit bis gum
20ihen Der Sfatnmen ipielte Iid in
Der ftirseften Belt oh,
Nab Der 96fhuna beS 8ranoes
oauerte Die Banit nod ldnaere Reit,
oa in Der aaaemeinen Iufreguna su.
erft fait Wiemano bernertt botte, 6as
Die urlahe oes Shredens bereits Be,
ieitiat mar. Die tleine 8etterin in
Der Scot mar nit einem Sblaae bic
Seloin bes 9aaes. Son allen Sci,
ten wuroe Die &leine rpeaen ibrer
@eiites9egentpart s~eDriefsp, uno 10
iberudltiet mar ioear ser 8abbiuer
BET @emeinoe BON Der ibtibten Sci,
oentat oes 8inoes. oaB er ibr Sea,
meng Ger eausen @emeinoe ieinen
Dant ausiprab. Die gauge Ser.
iammlung erbob itdI BON ben SiBen,
up bic &leine 81 ebren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-28
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= 9anstag tn1rser fiel in Merla
bic Wauer amiihen benz Bonner
ihen giienmareneeiddft unb benz
@npeu'ihen @rDcerie ! 2aben Elm.
Beioe 6duier puroer arg beiddbist,
bod Uurbe gum Slid Niemanb
nDn ben in ben 2dben Gnueienoen
perlebt.
Mebrere Sunger bradten in
gleburne auf benz leeren Bauplab
bel benz TramtFbuppen BET Santa'
Tes8abn etrpas Dbnamit gun. @r'
~ptubieren. @erabe in benz Nuaer1.
Bid, alS bic @rplD5ipr erfulgte, ging
elm 6err gnbenpur NIT ieiner Trau
uno ieinem Sinh an Dem Blab pDrs
bel. NQe bret muroen 81 0DSen ge'
pDrfen uno uerlebt.
@iuiam Tbumpipn. benz SUI
perintenoenten Der 2anba'ihen
Wible in 0eu 8raunfels, tpuroe
neulid3 betm MuSipannen zines
TransmiiliDns Strtds Elm Singer
abgeriiien.
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Wteilen BON 8rDunuDDo geleeeri,
bat oer Sartner Sluart feline geiftes'
eeit6rte Srau unb oaun fib ielber
erihoiien. Nub Sluari fol- tuGbs
reno Der lebten Belt 8eihen BON
@eifte8ft5run9 9eaeigt baben.
- Das Gemer . Sbftem in Gan
Wtarcos lit nabeSu pDuenbet.
Sttn Sbulbe. Der SDbn BON
6. S. Shulbe in Seeuin. tsar atm
Samitaa auf oas Dad bes Sauies
nDn BnftD: Steinrnana aetlettert,
UNI beim 21ihen zines fleinen Teuers
bebGlfih AT iein. DDrt muroe er
uon Der 6ibe iibermdltigt, uerlor ieis
men 6alt unD ftiirate berab. gr
lheint ernftlih uerlebt su iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-28
0as 0nblifunt III ertnacht

gu Der Entertaining ber.beilenben@iseu
i6aften oes glettric 8itters fir fronfen
Masen, 2eber unb Nieren. Marp $,
@alters, 546 ct. Clair Que., Columbus,
g., i9rei6t: Seit WoHaten glaubte
man, oaB i'd fter6en tpirbe. Sd bate
Sieber .unb meine Neroen tuaren 5~erriit>
tet; i9 bate feinen S9laf unb fonnte
ni9ts efen, neil mein Magen nit 0rpz
auen an9efiQt mar. 8aum bate id
Electric 8itters senOmmen, fiblte i'd
better unb mar balo p6Qis sebeilt. gu
baben bel S. &alteDer & @obn, Geo. S.
S., S9miot, @iseniiimer, unb Nboli
9reiB. 8reiS soc
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-28
Sic b~1stentidbe 8ebentung bet @e.
fttfffer.

5huer laitet oes 5ommers
Shuile auf &6rper ur,o @eift. Sc
ldnaer Die 6ibe anoauert, utrl 10 oes
ldtttater wirb Der Teudtiatettseebalt
Der SUIT, uno benz Sraantsmus faut
es INNER i1merer, ieinen SbmeiB
uah auBen al perounIten. g8 tres
ten bann letdt Sdae uon 6tbiblaa
elm, Der nihts anoeres lit, alS oas
@rgebnis innerer Wdrmeitauung.
9asu nitntnt bic eleftrlihe Spannung
in Der NtmoIpbare in acknowledgement
8eiie su, bic Elm erlDlenoes @euitter
allen oteien Sbdolihteiter elm i9nels
les gnoe bereitet. 9urb bic eepal'
tigen 6eaenQiiie miro Der belize
Staub Der Suit, meroen &rantbeitss
erreaer, SdulniSftoffe uno trudener
5@mub Der Stra6e in bic &andle
tDeggeibwemmt Doer Iidern in tiefere
@roibi6ten, iDoaB tie ieoenfaIs nrts
l6dolih itno. Gin grocer Tetl Der
Bafiern1alfen oerounitet, moourh 10
Otel Wdrme uerbraubt miro. oaB bic
g%ntudrmune oes &DrperS nun [eidt
BON itatten eeht. DaS belize Stras
BenpflaIter. bic ipnnenburhqlibten
6~duierndnoe fibfen fib ihuea ab,
uno balo bIdit Elm friiher Saudi er=
quiGenoer BenttlatIDn in unlere itos
denben, ounftiqen 8innenluftlhids
ten. So felt itb oas @epitter als
luftreinieenoer nbimmliiber" Seno.
ling bar. ben man ourh Die aeDHuez
ten sSeniter nit Dffenen 2uneen aufs
nebmen mus. 2uitreini9enben Gin
fluB iibt oas @emitter aub burd bic
BilDunq oes Ssuns, ienes energi=
ihen Srpoattunsmittels uelhes auf
ale Wfiasnten, Sdulnis. uno &rants
beitserreger besinftatereno uno obtD=
tend mirtt. ueberbaupt brtngt Der
BltB gang 9eualtiae hemilhe 8erz
dnoerunaen in Der 2ulammeniesune
Der SUIT hernur. beren e~iintige Gins
mirfuna auf De aDrper mir mDl
fihlen, qber nod ntht e~eniiaenb ers
fldren fbnnen. g8ir tuiffeu 3. 8. rlur.
oaB oer Stidftof nit benz Waiierz
ftof oes &eeens unter Wttbilfe eeS
Blibes Nmmoniat biloet. uno nit
Dem S~aueritoff ialpetrtae Sdure. Die
G~ntlaounaen Der 2ufteleftriaitdt iino
fir unieren &Drper ~teoeufaIs iebr
beoeutungspplI; iie bilben mahttge
9ebensreise. Die cine trdftise umftims
mung tn unferem WobtbeFnoen ners
uriaben. Nuf elmer @irtune Der
glettrisitdt auf bic Wsroei1 berubt
mol AUDI Die @euitterfurbt ienlibler,
neroDier Berionen, melde elm @emit'
ter oft ihon lanqe pDr Dem Nnsbrud)
al8 8et(emmuna uro Bqnoieteit lin
ben @lteeern" fiblsn. Grpadiene
ioIen aber penigftens Dor &inoeru
itb nihts oauDr merfen la1Ien, iDns
bern bel oieien ber abereldubii9en
Sewitterfurht burb Wuftldrung oor.
beugen, inoem tie ibuen bic b6hfi
tuohltdtieen geiunobeit(id]en Gigen=
ihaften eeS @emitters ihtloern. Die
gemaltia erihitternoen griheinungen
BON Big uno Dpnner ftno eben Die
n%utuenoigen NaturUeben. tue[me cine
neue, reine 2ebeusluft aebdren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-28
etne rabrenoe @ctbtdte,

1T Die 8ettuns pom gobe bes Sinoes
BON Geo. q. @pler, Cumberland, sob
@r i6reibt: SIN Ilter BON IL Monater
mar unier fleines Wdoden idmer franl
an einem Salsleieen unb bic aerjte 60
ben iie auf. @ir srifen gu 9r, Sings
Neuer Gntoeduns fir Sdminbiudt,
Suiten unb @rfdltuns, bic erite Slaihe
brabte @rlei9teruns unb nit bier 6la-
lden uar BAG Sinh u6qis sebeilt. 3u
baben BEL ). &aiteper & SobH, Geo. s.
S. Sdmi6t, Gig, une GoOlf 9reiB
Breis SO gts. unb 81 per 6fai9e
GrobehaIbe fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-28
1lUerIcf.

Sin spDlfidbriaer Sunae Sea-
mems Srant Bonnet, melder bel Der
Beftern Union telegraph COMPANY
als gDte aneeitellt lit. purbe an ber
STE Der 2oiUpas uno Commerce
StraBe BON einem gisnaeen niebers
geriiien unc brad babel ben rehten
Nrm.
Die 8ereinsfeitlibteit. uelde
Der Beethoven $ WdnnerGpr ant
Samstaa abenb sab, uerlief in Der
lblihen @eile. Sic mar gut Be:
lubt uno ale Nnmeienben i6ienen
iib treiflih au amuiieren.
= unfere Sberifsbeb6roen baben
elm finfsebnidbriees Wtaoben Wa'
mems Nenes Saoler in Obbut ges
nummen. Das Wdohen gebDrt nab
Tannin County uno ion BON threr
Wtutter, Die BON ibrem Wanne ae'
fhieoen lebt, entfibrt ruuroen lein.
- Sim Samstae fano cine Sibung
oes Farmers Snititute" BON Berar
gpuntn bier ftatt. Dieielbe mar gut
beiuht uno es purben manbe in
tere1iante Dinge belprDhen. 9err
Sulius Stapper BON @unperie matte
beahtensmerte Witteifuneen iiber
uerid1isoene Wittel. nit oeren 0iitfe
man leiht perberbenoe Saden aufs
beuabren fann, nenn man niht i'm
| Stanbe 1T, lie aleih auf ben Wfartt
at brtnaen; cine aqgeineine Discui'
itpn iber Die 8ebanolung pon
gurahum fano fiat, aud uber
ben Warftoerfauf Observation-Disclosures
8ruoufte puroe aeiprohen uuo Elm
8eribt iiber Den Sarrners' gnnareS
purbe ~puraeleat. Naes in Nqem,
uar es cine redt intereiante Sibuna.
- Mittuph mureer, gleih nod
@pnnenaufaang, wiro man bier eine
teilweiie Berfnlterung Der Sp1ne
beubahten tDnnen.
gDuntpsNuoitDr Wigotns fors
bert NngebDte fir Die 4ieferung BON
&orn unb Safer fir bic bonn COUNT
neboltenen Bferoe elm; besaleiben
fir bic 2ieferuna BON Baubula.
- Das 8rDsramm fir bic 6eier
oes Irbeitertages lit tebt DDGenoet.
WorgerS finbet, tpie iu1r1er, elm Seit'
sug fat uuo nabmittags miro cir
angemeines 8ultsfeit JIM Gan Beoru
Bart gefeiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-28
steuermerte In @esar south.

Der guuntpsN hefior per6Hentlihte
Dor einigen 9aaer cine 2ifte BON
Steuersablern unieres gountps, mel.
DIE auf @runoeiaentum opn iber
$4,000 Steuern sablen. Die 4iite
fblie6t u~ngefdbr $50 @aner elm uno
oieie $50 S~teueraabler perfteuern sus
TANNER, giaentur1 i'm Werte nDr
nabe5u 5tuansia Wiiaiunen Dpuars.
g6 1T oie8 unaefdbr smei 9rittel oes
i~teuerbaren giaentumS i'm County;
Der @eiarntnert beiielben tpirb auf
81 Mfiaionen Dollars abaeibdbt.
Das grDBte ,NfieBment" lit oas
oer Wafferperts @eieuifaft; ibr gis
aetittint lift NIT 1915, COG eingeibdbt.
ungefdbr sebn Bruaent Der anaeflbr<
ten Steuerjabler ~perfteuerr @igen.
fnrs, oas raebr als 500. 900 ruert lift.
Die meiiten Der anaefiibrten Steuers
aabler iinb einSelne 2eute; iie pers
iteuern suiammenS i9entutt i'm @erte
boa unaef1br Ii Wiaiunen Dollars;
9as Hebriae fdat auf &urpuratiDnen,
6irnsen Y. I. 10. unlere Banten
nsrheaeru 5uianmen giaeutum i'm
gDerte BON $1,857, AIS unb unlerp
gllerlbabnen iolhes i'm 0erte mn
81. 1854. 736. W"
I'm Sugernetnen maGst bic 2iIte
einen gutter @inorud uno oIebt. mie
fttof1 i'm Gnn(iS61pn Snot ~nS
ibouing' fir 8erar gountp. 9ie
angegebenen Steuermerte Iino pers
bdltniSn1dBig bod unb bepeiIen, bas
es bier NIT benz NheBment'' siems
lib lharf genummen miro. @enn
oas anoerSmo nur audi 8eihebe.
Stint 0nnr,nnan IN. H~
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zone STIR Sinnipride.

uno tpenn elm Sreunb gum anbern fommt.
&reDenat man einen Grant.
Sos 2pne gtar ibnt am beiten frommt,
ST meiB Sir oafar 9ant.
Die @eiie gutter 8e@er 1T
Sn frib' unb Ipdter Stunoe:
9aB &Dne Star 8ter i'm &ruae lit
unb gutter Bis i'm Maunbe.
Mlantp lit meine Sreube,
Glamo 1T meme 9ut,
Bin ib AUDI NAL in Der 8retbe,
Sing ih bod NIT friiber 8ruit:
Gone gtar tit Der bette 9ropfen
Sergeiteat aus Mala uno Sopfen.
gerrate nibt leiie, nerrate nicbt laut.
8as elm 5reuno beim @Iaie Sir amber.
traut.
9enn oas Zone gtar lblet bic Sunse ibnl
limb uas er Sir io9t, bas meiut er niht
ihlimm.
@ieber leer! . ift bDd, unertrdalib
Gplbes NaB! Ser Surit tuadbt tdelidh.
uno bic Glider bfeiben tletn,
Banibt' iie tpiroen ar6Ber leint
Senn beim eblen Gone Star Ster
Beraebt Der Surit nur lauaiam mir.
Benn gu 10 reht beim Sone Star bift,
Dent berer, bic 9u gu Sauie lieB't.
unb trint ouf's 8ul Der Deinen
Nph ginen,
Man triest i'm 9ebeu ales ihlisBlih iatt,
Die beiten Sinse limb nidht ausaenommen.
Selbt bas Seranisen mabt ben Wenihen
matt;
Sahelbe tets, oas fam inn nidbt betom.
men.
Sur Zone gtar Ster tam tdalih ct pers
tra9en,
@eil es i'm trdftiat, Tim nerihaft 8eba.
gen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-28
wsaa ache spr bic redbte gnmtese

nnb lafie lih niht ben lo9enannten Rur@
pfuidern unb Auodialbern elm, tpenr
man MaeenfGure, &olit, 8opfueb. uns
nerbaultbteit, 5artletbisfeit, Bldbungen,
Watti9feit unb lebelteit leibet, D6er tsenn
bic &%6rperDreane, tpie Wa9en, Sober,
Rieren uno MtlB niht in Orbnung iinb.
ga ale bieie 2eiben auf unreines 8lut
auriid5ufdbren iinb, brauhe man iof0rt
bic ct. Bernard 8rduterpi4en, oieies aus
9eaeibnete beeetabiliibe Setiraittel, oas
betanntlib aus reiren BnansenfDfeu BE-
fteht unb tpe6er Guediilber nod irgeno
cine anbere BET Geiunobeit unsutrdslihe
Gub5tana enthdit.
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0eiausz unb alapierzn nterridt.

5rm Sppbte gSDi@etfi 1T mad
smeiidbrigem Nufentbalt in Seem
9ort, no file an einem Der eriten
8onierpaturien aIs 2ehrerin tdtia
mar, bierber suridsetebrt unb miro
ettDa am L. OttDber einen SIRIUS
fir @eians' Hno 9lauiers l1nterribt
erDfnen.
Stnmelonm9en ntmmt eje Tirms
@pssan Srps. ~entgeacn.
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WerIanat

miro elm Mdoben fir auaemeine
Sausarbeit in elmer tleiner Samilie
BON Grpahienen. 0adsufraaen 225
Sing 8lqiam StraRe.
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- Belubt Sd1pls' Saloon, Via.
no B(aaa. @tets frii6es Bier an
2apf.
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gtoiens Doer 9alg : 9otorrb ptro
lofprt beleiti9t uno permanent furirt
our9 u8pro Sprmalin'', (Gimer
& slnteno). Sn allen apOt6eten
Ill BADEN
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&auft oDn ber @orr Rppb
q 9 eoal @Umpaug. ebe Der
2Strter tornnt. Stint CORDS az le
1925. 'N'
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Stint &aoungen BON Cars
gelben Waaen ieoe 1926.
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2~elepppntrt an pbs q 0lSd,.
bader fir iraeno peldae Nrt Dor
EDoGtpafier. 90. 500,
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may be INTERCEPTED that they frequently lent y
turn out the pale flashes of a wil-o'-t the e.
wisp. Looking at the business of book 90 \.
making simply as q commercial enterprise
the Judgment Of publishers is often very
very bad. This, however, is purely their
own lookout, and the net oft simply IS
that a great many manuscripts 80 into
covers. which had a good deal better
been kept out of II hem. The very
cathoicity Of the publishers, thus is the
literary tyro's sp,ir.ss ~ ;4, y II
Meanwhile the strca,n .!of books s ru t;t es
merriy along, principally hatling from
nowhere, and bound for exactly the same sam
place. rho Whence and whittier arc rea--
sonably plain, If the why is not. IL the
stream is a good deal ore swollen than han
seems absolutely necessary nobody
possibly, is the worse for IT, and some
few luck fellows have floatcd blithlee sly
on It to country places ana automobiles.