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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
FOR PUPILS
WHO PLANT TREES
Civic Improvement League Offers
Inducements to students Of
Public Schools in Effort to
Beautify the City.

Nine cash prices assreeasing &.O are Of
Tered by the Tree-Pianting Committee of
the Civic Improvement League TO pupils
q the sixth. seventh and eighth grades
Of the grammar schools. and pupils OF the
High schools and academies Of the city.
The pr.zes are intended as an inducement
property owners for the plsn,ing Of trees
within the next twelve months.
Tho prizes are distributed in tho follow
Ing manner: Firs; prize. s,s'. to the pupil
and second prize Of $50 10 III. pupil se-
curing the second largest number. Then
follow prizes OF So. 50 and S.:. respective
ly. for the pupils securing the third. fourth
ard nth largest nu'nbc. OF contracts. and
four prizes Of SO each to the four next In
receive ~ Fer cent commission VI all sales
made.
This offer has been made as a result OF
,he recent Introduction by Doctor iletne
Marks into the City Council os an orsli-
nance p1 oviding for City Forester. whose
duties will include the general supervision
IL the planting. culture and protection o:
The league. through It's legal department.
drafted the ordinance which Doctor Marks
introduced. and which is now before the
S.ns y; , on Mass saS,s and tas.
prizes and the efforts Of the pupils to r"-
suit in the planting Of At leas, ieHc trees
along the street. OF the city within the
drafting plans and asking for bids from
the nursery companies in and about st.
Louis. and preparing a booklet IN ccnnec-
sirn with the EnEieman Botanical Club on
tho kinds Of trees TO plant in the different
sections Of tire city. ard the proper Gaze
Of the trees when planted.
We are confident" said Mayo Feslec.
secretary Of the league. that this munifi-
cent offer ana the passage OF the crdi-
nance Will result in a great revival IT IN
tcrest In the beautifying Of our streets
by planting shade trees The committee
Is working ou. every detail with great
care so that tho plans arranged will be
in accord with the provisions OF che city
forester ordinance. introduced by Doctor
Marks I have Just returned from C!eve.
land, where they established the once or
Superintendent Of Trees. under . state
law. about twelve months ago. and citizens
are enthusiastic over the results OF the
work already done. The trees are better
cared for. more regularly trimmed and the
streets max: a much neat.r appearance
than they formerly did. We hop. TO see
the Same results in Xxi. city within TIE
newt two years
TIL. Tres-PiantiaE Committee - III"
league which will have its plans COM
pIeicd within The next two weeks. ;s coIi-
yoeed OF the following members: Doctor
SelIen Spencer. Chairman: Charles Res-
stock Professor ". J. stevens. H. 4.
irish II " Spencer Jr.. Leo =. nz.atzko.
". Scott Hancock. +. A Weber. 6. NJ
lioihsrfy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
SHOTGUN PATROL At AFFT0N
ON LOOKOUT FOR ARSON FiENO


A o;snr ;3trol Is being maintained az
A~icn or the icvku1t for an arson henl
VIII s-t fr. 80 the blacksmith shop oi
Emil " "hlsctias;.c ut that place !as.
SUNDAY morning at 4 o'clock. thereby !n!-
yeril':.: tic lives II several families
Tie shop i rSNt 20 The crn.-.r s.1r>
ari residence ~ J. III. Schnccharc.r. Tn,
fi.s WAS discovered bv n couple from st.
LoG's. who wsr. driving ~ and who
aroused Schnssbsf.er and the family OF
1ep.-. E.u!ee who lives rear h"
Grabbin. walls tS water. SchreeherGer
ari 3Cw!es fCrn'e.. bucket br.Rad" and
succeei,a ~ c;itCf:nc ;he fre IL its In
cir'cncy
Th.v then discovered ;Ea, one side cf
TIE tlrcks'ri,h sop had been saturated
with al Had IN" flames gained much
h"afwtv 7 * thought that both the
Ss-lns.h.-cer AMI hnwles homes would
have been 'S-'Goyed. ana that probably
their OCCUPANTS v''ld have been burned.
as nurc ..r- a-vaxsned until aroT>ed
Tcilscrla, ger - At a loss 20 ascertain
,hc aULT.E~ :; TIE FIRE 'i.ra. as he declares
y. ia- ~ 'rcTics. The Alton Residents
.,.lr l- VII rStUrr. Iui have plac"i .
Siarl Nlrn q shotgun in IN. vicinity.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
EXECUTION OF JUSTICE
QUICKEST IN COUNTY.


+. I. Fleming OF 81. Charles was arrest
ed and placed in jaiI. tried and convicted
and pat TO Work on the rock Pile within
an hours time yesterday at Wellstcn aai
Clayton.
Fleming started Scr s.. Louis. but
s'cpDsi ~ Wsils'on. where he threatened
20 alter the outlines OF butchers face.
renci 20 be passing by and arrested F1enn-
Ing. Justice Stol,ie of wellston was In
Clayton and Muell,r took his prisoner III.
rec, 10 the 81. Louis County seat.
Fleming. chaYSirg disturbance OF the
peace. He WAS ARA -ned before justice
stnbis 70: trial al o.ce. pleaded guilty ana
was fined 81 and costs. amounting 20 $40
Having no money. F,"m!nx was hustl. q
OF 10 the rock pile. where he Will he kept
70! the next seventeen days and given 4
chance 20 repent.
Tn. arrest. conviction ard execution Of
sentence were the quickest on record in
ST Louis County.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
FATALLY STABS SWEETHEART.
Rejected Cleveland SuitOr Plunges
Knife Into Her Breast.

Cleveland. o. Oct. n-With the bloody
knife IN his pocket with which he had
stabbed to death pretty Mary King Of No.
~ Franklin avenue six hours before. Will
liam Towns, Z boaIder at the King home.
was places. under arrest In a restaurant
early to-day. He freely admitted that he
Was guilty u the murder.
Towns was a rejected s,Iisor and had.
j. Is said. frequently threatened the life
os the girl. Miss King vas ~ years old
The hoasc late last evening. ard in IN.
presence "f The girls mother and sister
ana man caller. plunged the blade Of q
n hich he fed.
The voun4 woman died almost instantly.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
DR.. Miles,
Anti.Pain Pills.

hav. become Q koue-hoid remedy Is ;ho1-
sands % families. - here they n.-s- fa.l 20
cure all pain AID relieve those litt| MS
erab!e ailments which are % common
Doctor Niles Ansi-Pa,n Pills have ret
rniy relieved me % severe h.adschs. nerv-
oGsa~sa ard indigestion. but n. mother.
Wno has suffered . ersx, asa, with neg-
rs.g.a ani 6i1siasS. has BIN c7,.d ~
;sr.- us>-"-NR4. g. II. pASES. =: w.
Tht-d street. Aoorestowr. ~. :
Tss aSst pAekAse WlI benefit: z aos. tie
cYve9st v!l return your money.
5 tcs>s. S cents Eeve. sold n ev.x.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
EIGHTY GREEK LAB0RERS
FIGHT RAILWAY FOREMAN.
kilD Ms Wife. bsa AL Are Captured
aaA Placed lndeP Surveillance
by Sheriff. P00se.

Riddles. Ore. Oct. Ii.-At Glenbrook
Crossing. nesr here. last night. eighty
Greek laborers fought With their foreman
riamcd Pctcrstci!n. anil in "a shooting that
followed Mrs. PctcrsteiiE was killed and
one of the iaborers Was wounded.
TIL. crew Of . freight train came to The
foreman's assistance and held the Greeks
in check until a special. carrying Deputy
Sheriff BOgard and fifty armed men. could
reach the scene from RosebtHR. When
BoSa.d arrived he sent word to the Gree Ks
that they must surrender the men who
shot Mrs. Pcters,ciGn. or he would open
fire on them.
After some par!ry ar! an exchange of
shots that did no damage. the Greeks sur
rendered and were placed on board the
special train and taken to R0Seburg.
Upon the arrival at that place IL became
evident that the Sherifs officers could not
adequately care for 50 many prt9onerD and
the local militia company was p4essed into
service. the Greeks being herded in q
vacant warehouse. where they are now
closely guarded
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
UNIVERSITY TO INSTALL HEAD,
Preparations for Official Inaugu-
ration of Illinois President.

Chicago. Oct. 1l.-E:iaborate preparations
are being made for the exercises attenI-
ing the installation OF Edmund James
James as president OF the University OF
Illinois a. Crbana.
The exercises will begin next Sunday
and continue during 1--WE days. Sone Of
the mos; noted scholars and educators
IN the country will take important part
in the programme arranged for each Of
the five days.
There will be conferences on religious
and educationai subjects TO which emf
nent scholars will contribute papers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
MIEING UElEGAIES Named.
Folk Appoints Missouri Men to
FL PasO Congress.
EETJ Bic SPECIAL

80. e EFa-4' - E-SiA4s
J.H"rSnl City. No. aat fI-Govcrror
f"'S TO-DAY srpoiate: delegates TO repre-
S'n' the state OF Missouri at the eighth
anHua! convention az the American MINI. .
congress. which meets az IL FaSc. Tex,
..l November "a To- - 1915.
Iey are. J.. NJ. Shepard SPRINGFIELD;
r.sIas Catch. -. Louis: l. = Cot,ov.
rs!ns; Stors~aH P-itch--.. webb Ci.y:
-. II. Wire. kars.s Ci.-: j. w Mar
S,'i.tr. J""erS"a CITY. Gec.y. n VIII
Waiter kaslaEd. Aurora. Henry J. Ea.niI.
Richmond
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
DENNls0N CASE DISMISSED.
Disappearance of $1j.OOO Worth
Of Diamonds Caused Procedure.

Red Oak. Ia. Oct. 1.-THE case oe
Thomas Dennispn Of Omaha. who was in
Gcfed for completely in the robbery "e
S5@o worth of diamonds from j. W. Pci-
lock. a New York diamond salesman. on .
train near Missouri Valley. Ia. was to-day
dismissed ny County Attorney Grccnlee &c
Montgomery County.
DennisOn'S ease was To have come Gp
for second trial in December. the firse
trial having resulted in a disagreement.
Tho case has attracted wide attention,
having been once heard in the United
States Supreme Court.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
.upW4lQ
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:. .hs q: .s..ay sass v,!l ss,. Xs..es:s.
giyea ehove . 70 1tee and before eoeA 1eao
tako 4CP8p0lA TABLET % 0ese0gtAs1 th0
stonaeA end cid dises:ion. Bupepai0 1abssss
se0MaeA $3.50. Old eksoaie eaSso a ayUDsls1o
yielA 0u1ahly % theiH powerful yg11y00otaDg
i1Aue1ee. xupepsso THklets aso . 0o01en1 -
dy.psp<!ea They o0es shose Doees oeH1ae
Victims Ooso oo@sbge. ooatent1e1t 81 Deac0
q DisA shse they have snioyel DIS they
esSe 1epaseA Sfo3 ths vay0 a 1aalth aA<1
x1TH5S Z LANG. ,.ysss,sei.s yAA,-,
49, @. Q 1esis. IN osiabose sad 1sd:aA
.Hoe s1a0 yoors ] Asss bss. NssA3ed With
h11oseeiao ed AaSo oRisA al yell-k1oU0 and
o4v6tiee1 So0aaieA a 4sien9 - 0iDo yseo0.
0oo6oe e0usDa10 7Ahsets. ed ooo 80 e0oese4
asSIscse c.rs 10N{s esnX Deenos b
XOT1-WS hss0 haeAssds q sakes lsetssS,
e10s eAnitsin9 easse q tA1ssy ysas1 soaaAine.
W0vi0 1ps1stS eDoAo Y - eann0e peUse tkO
0gaai1slO>el S1ssy 1sees1 - DuAliah.
1CY1po1A 1ADI8T1 - - o0sz0d . . enfe.
eA AbassAs1vm e.ss ayuDslsiA. - afe esaeS -
ea0Oa0 Aa111A W3tA tssasiss - slsnae6
"a ~ a 10000 q l- -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
YALE FRESHMEN AP0L0 0GIZE.
Regret the Disturbance Which
Took Place SUNDAY Evening.

Ser Eav.n. Cr-l-. Oct: 1.-The Yal.
Freshman rssss N.,d a meeting This settY.
rool s.2 appointed 4 canITi-tsa - frame
a. s?rin.~ - -. university sn4 the c.cy
authorities 20, ths acts - -Es members Of
-h- sLs~s -ro took psrr II .h~ disturb
auCe< 81 ron: a. Y.-rs's Hall on York
si--@i last Sunday evening
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
CHICAGO PRINTERS ENJ0INED.
Interference Of Strikers With
TvrOthetae Prohibited.

Chicago. os-. iI-Iu.cs Jesse Ho!ioni
TO-DAY granted m Injunction restraining
Typographical Jai0r ~. Is and i.s mem
b-rs from interfering wiki employees o:
members ~ n" Chicago Tsgotte;is.
sEa.rSr whom q, s'-iH. has been declare!
b. ~. pr.--r-v' Tuio-.
The lr.r-.ring also rsstrairs1 .ts rnrl-
IrfS - '-a r.-.cu fEp- riaSSrlr- o- at
tempting - urlbc .:iT,H y,s -. tEc print
iE. firms
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
SEEK TO APPLY FEDERAL
LAWS TO TRUST COMPANIES;
ST. LOUIS MEN IN movement

Agitation Bankers Association Meeting Have National Bank
ing Laws Extended-Shaw Vandep and Rdgiey See Press
ing Need for New Financial Legislation Make Currency
Scheme Elastic Possible Dsaster-lncease
Of Gold Supply at Present Acts Safeguard.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
n EW COOKS.
JUDGE J. n. c0sGRovE WEDS.
l:oonyil,c. Mo. Justice Ncd> Miss
EliZahn III Williams.
EsrUH;,-sFE-.k'

.SrJH Rio SFET-.A-
E,~a>ills No o.. =. The UEsr-.s.- -.
sS!Go James II C-sg-ry- ard Miss t&.gs-
eesh Williams sss s>..cgT!-st fh'- morn
ir4 a. q c'ci~ss a. 80 p-~.ry'.-:sr
hu.cr. r-s Rsv,-~-F y. Y t;a-Ss 81.
Cer:rs!!s. No. e:s .stsgs
The t-ias the 81 Erl:~- ~ : ics
Nflis., ~ williams, .orIrs~ JuiEe c'.H.
S-p-sEs ,'-grt. AL ta~ h-ltss-c1m e
Probate yiSx. .: fNcTs- County srt s"g
% Ccicnel john Cnssrrys. ne -ei--ra,U
lawyer who - orc rtrfs T~P-sssr's. -.
district - CcnGrrsE
Judge and Mr., C1.srrve .rvsrteI sH~r'-
w af-rr ,Ss ceremony sr- Chicago. -lsv
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12

4 sTs ~As-s arse. !a,ez .-c-z a s.tectiy-
e1h iE IT, rsot - IT, Ive-s-rrT hS-cK
SsriEzx ~ NJ s.s >.uts Srosdsar
c@ossG a G.srass - Sys 20 ;a> S-a,.r-v o.
Martin SCrcS s-t N-s Care wcls . no
OK isr ,hs ss-.idiox The soss is .siiy Gov.
e-~>! es t-s--rc-. Thc tusi5;ae sss iacs-
Ae~-a ats,.: En
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
DUNKAROS OF ILLINOIS MEET.
Representatives From Half o!
State in Session at CerrO GortlO.
EEpt PI;c sfEcIAl.

BLOOMINGTON. H.. Oct. II.-Th. D-inkaris
ef the Central and Southern districts .;
Illinois. representing Just one-haif of The
STATE. met to-day n annual conference
a: C<ri" Go.Io.
The sessions ~iii las; 'EYc~ days. coming
=, aa snd with a Srn1ay-school cJnvsn-
ton on Friday. About 'h!rty-avt coner~-
xa.io.s are represented. each being en-
,i,let 70 I'VE delegates. both % have
votes
Tho r-inr.ps, a,.en.ano. I. reported by
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
~. 4. >e.sers Elect O0eer..

EEsI FL = r-LAL-
Cc,l-- hta. Gc. oc. IA. a meeting o.
ths s<rIo- classes Of N. university .,he
:si1ceiES cNCs-s were elected p-ess5s.:
Ben J S~it-i. wa-eCrrr- Nc vice pres
t!es- Y v BeA..A-l. Ashland. Nc: sscre-
-i.y. Mss Mary Smith Ci.ruoot- NO
ist@-SEcT- Ike Cst}es-s. S-Fai Mo
eazr-- q n. Cofar,f;tee on Cis.s Pay
A-.kE. l-s Kansas City
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
Headache

Ns,vo.sness yDiz,rsss lraieesr!on. Eeu.
raig.A are caused BY e!cx nerves
By soothing che nerves and stimulating
.hsi- action. Doc.o: Miles An;!-rain Pills
relieve Ain.ns; !.nE.~ tiafsi-.
Unlike any o:hr. pain remedy. they
consaia so;hi.g INJURIOUS and YOU gill
never know you have taken them. exec 2;
~ sc relief :asy afford.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12

THE rolirs have t--n requested - '~ss'e
flsy S.iC ~'i-'s y'T- aS"S' . NSars. - NJ.
- kCosrypis r'st- 10 Ha< h-rsV miss
ing frN-s rs ln-sr -s~- ils- SgEEgT. he
~aS last ser at - .r'Drk Monday r~-r~'-
;nG ~hru =. 5--~ SO s-Dr1 rrr ,rfvc
Street E-s5k- ~ GlFrtsF1 avenue t-I olive
strOs-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
u Jsil ter kSllsss ,. -. Cssaaiss
o-v--p, SprrrA-

Iaav.lle III. Oc-. .i-YNe Co-c.rrs j.-r
to-day sou-! II = Lsv:aace - 70 TIE
slayer - Johr ~ Crt.inins. Who sas sho;
am killed ~ the former rear l.!!sno!a
yes;criay. s1a heId IArrarcs's brother
Henry Ia--a.ne, 20 - accessory 10 IT..
crime.
The ia..e. Was arrested to-day on
cc-orcrs warrant IN! n IA ss.l with his
hro;h-r TIE testimony shows tie ne.
QuArrcIs: over Q e account.
Tire iAY.asce brothers r<rsis. IL their
Claim % ssif-tef~nse. alleging Crfmains
~ss aiou, 30 Ere when killed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12

4 large stock Of unrsd~smsd watches
i-. solid sold and ecld ailhG cases. wsi:h-
am and J. -.I. movements. A cho.c~ line
.: Diamond -;ars. diamond brooches pins.
chains. sss;.oa-. solid silver tea and table
spoo?s. kcdes:Ss knives acI forks, tea
a.. ;aNis spoons :; very los Prices
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
WILL RAISE SUNKEN BARGE.
Has Eccn Under Water Since
LAST Echruary-

Taking advantage 90 ;he present low
st.-e ns water III ~. river the Harbor
Commissioner will reXt Monday pu; men
1. wo:h 80 TN. task Of raising a barge
sunk .ast February at the foot Of Gca,iot
re.t
The barge il valued al s5.ca" and former
lv vs. used for dlmpiEg; refuse. I. was
cGrGht In n gorge OF ice ard capized ari
sank about =" f"et frCm the edge OF ;ha
wharf.
Joseph White. Earto- Commissioner. has
already engaged diver 70 ;ns;.r, the
hii!h. and - will begin operations next
Monday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12

Eyes Tested Free. SpecSaeSes - -.
AT MERMOD. JACCARD & KINGS.
Broadway, coz. Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
DYSPEPSIA
rs cause and How 10 Cue 4.

ellsa eoesises q Sood that h not vholesoae.
We - NO much pastFy. cake and otAs9 sweet
eAinss vAica ovsstea the digestive organs:
l1sIiedly a.d inpesSectly.. This hasty tasch
haAit - u direct Ioad 70 dyspspaia, asA dye.
Depsio b 1sss;y the beGinainG Of : AunAFe0
Quit eaain0 too Inst! Select your food With
so00 Fegas0 1se your ssonaeH, and chew -
tAoeoagkly. 4 shoFt trial a TITS treeenene
resort, saa cost . e1soa deal lees. ZOO VIII eat
bettss, al0sp hokseT end feel bsst9. ~ zoo or0
alfsady Q victim oe dyspepsie (eom1osly
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12

Else EaGPavea Stationery.
Calling Cards. Invitations. Menus. Etc.
AT MERMOD. JACCARp 4 KINGS.
(Sampies On EsQvest.) Bdway. cor. Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12

Cures GIi Kidney. Blade. a.: REsums,.c
troubles .oit hy al druggists. Send 20.
.rs-t,no-iz'~ IT = " EsI. oHrce as3
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12

RIr'hmonth Rings. e:.:5 a~a -.
Solid god rings. set With genuine orals.
October h!-'hstones-Ss. and up.
MF:RMop. JACCARD & KING.
SN!a!, order. nlIej) Broadway. Ger. Locusc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
salvage COepo Ns. 4.

We are directly opposite tie above ..s..
sionei Place. ana can saye ycu ai! si.hs
OF money II Ssiskies. liquors. trsndies
etc. Il yea W.!i tANe tie trouble 20 can
On -
Nm. II LEE q CO.
Both seierhoees. sicl-iiN Locust street
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12

Girard and Virden. 100 being present from
those places.
The National Dunkard Conference Is
to be held at Springfield next spring
and the meeting now In progress Al Cerro
G"rrlo will take some action about en-
tcytainMcGt
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12

sevea'h aat Locust. open after ;Aea:G.
AssSc evenings.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12

Amevsr0a NessWs0vRas.
Sixth AM 0i.rr: noN opeE. popular prices.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12

Diamond S-tsinG-Watch Repairinx
ST MEEMop. JACCAHD 4 KINGS.
low T.icesr broadway. cor. Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12

hflt E'--Ic SP!.tIlI.
Springfield. IL. OCT. !l.-Proca.,Inrs :,
y. !!:ao.s Sur:c'n" Court to-day uere as
follows:
H:ns.'S " Champaign National Ea-.s; ,s.i-
=. Toy .-h.a-!rs :,niel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-10
sSiir $500 uad) 9entIdlano.

Deutib aruerifaniibe Beitungen
meroen i'm alten Baterlanb NIT grp<
Bem Sntereiie gelelen, neil iie itd
frei ausipre6en unb bdufig nDn briiz
ben mebr 0eutsfeiten unb geahrib.
ten brin9en, als Die oeuti@en 8eis
tungen ielblt. Die nsSreie Brefle fiir
3eras" iit briiben iiberaQ, tppbin iie
geianbt mirb, Elm iebr germ eeiebener
@ait uno fam iib ribmen, N1ers
fennung unb @iroigung gu finben,
uie aus 5ablreiben 8riefen an uns,
iopie an Dteienigen, melbe oas Blatt
an ibre 8erWanoten ibiden, beruDr.
aebt. 8er baber fetnen 8ertpanoten
uno Sreunoen cine sSreuoe ertpeiIen,
bnen Elm pilltomt1nenes @eibent
MAIDEN mill, Der beiteIe fiir iie bic
~Srsie Breiie fir Teras". Das Sns
terefie fir 9eras, mie ilberbaupt fiir
ben Staat uno bic @egeno, NOD bic
@eruanoten tuDbnen, lit in DeutI6.
Lamb iebr lebbaft unb es 1T unntDg.
lib, in Bripatbriefen cine 10 GRIND.
libe guftldruns unb 8eibreibung
oes fremoen 2an6es gu geben, pie
oies Die ~5reie preHe" allm6hent.
lih tbut. Sir ben geringen Breie
uOn So Derienoen mir portofrei mnIer
reibbaltiees 8obenblatt auf elm Sabr
an iroenb cine Ioreiie i'm Nuslanbe.
Die esreie Vreife fir 9eras pnbl.
GDM0Gtab,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-10
9te SStueu mnSerer Batter.

Die 8liidlihite 3uiammeniteuung pflans.
litber 6eilmitteI, bic je erfunoen tuurbe,
III obne 8peifei bas aroBe 9eber. Reou.
lierun9smittel Der ct. 8ernbar61ner
M6n6e bes II. Sabrbunberts, bas beute
als st. 8ernbarb's &rautrrptlen" be-
tannt lit, unb niemals norher ober nad5s
Der tam tbnen ettoas gle1b. Sbre un,
feblbare g8irtnng auf 8erbauung. @r=
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gen gesen oas bon Den Mobammeoas
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gonnen, Nnoers I'M 5nnern: in ben
f9paraen 8aftan gebiiQt, itatt oes
rotben Ges ein i6par3es Su9tdpp6en
auf Dem 9aupt, Danoert bort Der
Sbuot bei6eioen, aber tets eeihdftig
6ur9 Die Straben Der Nrabertaot.
grft in fetnsm Nuartir, bem Meuab.
fiiblt sr fi9 gang pobl, 5ier fiibrt er
eth metit iebr gliidli9es 5amiliens
leben. Der. Der in etnem iiioti6en
9aus gu 6es nit ben iebr europa
freunolihen 8etuobnern felbitgefelterz
ten Rofinenpein uno Qniiettsi6naps
g.trunten bat uno ii6 bon Der oft bib.
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langeu SpeiIenreibe beDtrtben lieb.
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man na9 bern QeuBersn 5unG3it an
nebmen iollte.
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Mmen6) lit ala antiieptiihes 8abn.
uao Wiunowaffer uniibertroffen. ;,5r
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