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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-07
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Snoien faren 70 YeriDnen um's
2eben.
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beren 6auptmann Der Nrtnee perhnf-
tet uno gteth5eitig arDBere Wenaen
WunitiDn nit Beid}lag bele9t. Der
Berbaitete iua einen Jlibuftiersue
nab Der glfenbeinfiiite aeplant ha.
ben.
= Mus @arlhau. Der 6auptftaot
BON Nuifilbz Bolen, fonmt tie Nah-
rid3t, oaB bort bas 8rieasred,t einge=
fiibrt lei uno oaB tiinftig elm Seber,
Der an aufrii5rerifden Bemeauns
gen. 9rauallen uno oerafeiGen teils
nebme, unmeiaerlih erfhDiien tper'
ben tpiiroe.
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paliierte ont Dienitag, auf Der 4eile
nah MarfeilIe. Baris uno purbe in
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beralibite empfangen. a5rdiioent
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gen fortieben tpiro.
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itabt 1T ourh einen genaltigen
Streif, tpelher bic arDBten gtabli1ie.
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| ibaft aieht. labmgeleet pproen. Die
WiOoeumaher. Sabriftiibler Hrehs.
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motipenfabrit uno Wtaihinenbauan=
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ldlinenbauanitalt, Mftieneeieuihaft,
uormals 8. SfmarBtppff, Der Nnaes
meinen @leftrisitdts=@ =@eielIihaft bon
Siemen8 & 0alste. Der unipn, Der
aommanoit @eieUibaft auf Iftien,
2uomig 21me & Co., uno BON @es
bauer baben bic Mrbeit nieoergeleat,
oa bic BetriebSleitunaen bieier Werte
ibre SOroerungen abaelebnt hoben.
Nls oas erite greiibare 6elul>
tat oes BeiuheS. ben Der Safer in
9anger gemaflt bat, ibreibt man
aus Berlin. MIRO Die 8romptbeit
beseibnet. nit Der Die n,arpttaniimen
BebOroen iDfort nod ieiner Nbreiie
fiir Die Grrnorouue bes oeutiben
8orreiponbenten @entbe Siibne ae-
leiitet haben. Giht nur iino Die
WDrber auf 2ebensaeit ins @efdna.
mis- aeihidt. audi ben 0interbfiebes
men @entbe'S if cine @eloentib6oi.
gune bon 10000 Srancs sueeIpro.
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-07
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Mnnie g2Drntnnn, @runbItld an Der
Omaha StraBe; $1,000.
9 $ 9i9gins u. u. an Mbolpb 8eeb,
81 Nder 3anb; $500.
: MoDIpb 9eeb an Daniel $ ubr, 6as,
Ielbe 9anb; $3.50.
Gonile nnb 6erbinanb 8irlbbpeffer an
gotuorb S'9feil, @runbItiid an Der Npr6s
9ine StraBe; $500.
ISM 8in on 5obn unb Sml6a Manns,
@runbftif on berasine Strose; $3.50.
Burns g8illiams uno 9 % @tlliams
an Nler Suraibet, Elm Gtreiien 4onb an
Der Upper 2abor Ditdb", $40 u. VI.
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q Su6en, @runoItii1 an Der DIT Com
merce @traBe; $4,000.
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laban, grun6ei9entnm an Der gde Der
Glasan un6 Buena 8iitn StraSe; $1759.
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Brain Nbenue un6 Macun Gtra6e; $3.50.
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gono, @run6ftiid an Der 9enper StroBe;
$3.50.
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3an6. unb @runbitnde; $500.
@bas s u Summel uno gilbert Stebea
on @6 Dreis, nerihiebene @runbFade;
81 u. q.
| Glen Burns an Wourer, @runbfad
on Der Weacon StraBe unb Bieree Mpe.;
$4,000.
5ris Steiner an Gilbert Shoub, @run6.
| ftiid in Der WiiiiDnfielb Gbbition; $2l0.
| NahlaB BON Z S Delaneb an so q Sra.
nDtuib, so Ndsr 2anb; 1896.
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9eSturse0n, @runbftld an Der Mpralea
StraBe; $780,
| g8m 9obrotuolsfi an S u Cunning
! BAN, Grunotiid an ber Nebrasfa StraBe;
| 5000.
Nua Broa an 8m Oobropelsfi. Grunb.
ftdd on Der Webrasfa Strnbe; 1880
SDhn gidlanb an sSrana Giebolo, sc
Mder 2anb; $l2l8
o Sansal unb 5rau an Charles u @e6.
Ter. Grunbftiid an ber Montana StraBe
$l05 u. u.
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- Der beutIhe Safer lit bel Der
ipaniihen Sniet Winorcea an 2ano
geganaen uno bat ben @eneraltapi.
tdn beiubt. Der 4aiier muroe auf
ieiner Jabrt burh bic Stabt oon Der
BepDlterung aufs 0erslidite be.
griiBt. Die Staot uno bic i'm 0afen
lieaenben Shiffe maren ieitlib be,
flagat. I'm Wtittas tebrte Der aai.
ier an 8orb Der ,6nmbure" suriif
uno nm balb fiinf llhr fubr Der
Dampfer ueiter. Dor ieiner gtb,
reiie iagte Der Safer, er eeoenfe ndb.
fteS Jabr tuieoer cine 8eiie nab Dem
Wittelnaeer su MAIDEN.
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mn BtaSa. 5teta friihes Bier an
8api.
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Serr 8rDaa Gallaaban

@onoioat fiir bas Amt eines Masors Der
Staot San Intonio in Der tomn,enoen
Sta6tipabl 1T unb iich ben BeIhliinen,
Der Brin16rfDnbentionen Der @oltSpartei,
tuelde am 8. Ipril, tudbrenb Der Belt ppn
= uhr biz 10 llbr 30 Wfin. abeuos, abqes
balten luiro, untermtrft.
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gSir mo autoriiiert an8u5eieen, oaB
6err aSm. e. Midlfer
0etrates grbetne.

sSohn y Stapper unb aba 8rote.
@bas . Dillon uno Quciano 9onne
berger.
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bel Der tommenoen gBabl 8anoioat fir
oas Weaborsamt 1T unb oaB er Iicb benz
GeiuItat Der bemofratiirbeu Brimdrtpab.
len untertpirft.
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gaaeb ysoro Seras, 8anlas gltb uno
ct. Sonts. ;.:.........,. .8.l5 abenos.
ytacb Werifo: 8 llbr bornt. u. 1925 abenbs.
Anfuntt.
80n st. 9Duis unb benz Often. Z. 80 8orun.
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8On ct. Qouis unb bem Often: 9. 55 aben6s.
gon 9areoo uno Werito -. II 40 naebnl.
1no..... 80 abenbs.
SDmtbern 4acific 8abn.
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uno 1890 Mbenos.
Nacb eagle 8aB, 81 8alo, gaIifprnien
uno WtegttD -, 900 8prtn.
Gntunft.
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beiton tGglicb. .7.35 Moraens
uno 600 Nabm.l
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nefton, tdglieb. eb............. 900 gorin.
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billie tdalih LBS gacbm.
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gDn Gorpms gbrifti, @odport unb 8eee
billie t6gliB 10 9acbnt.
Bon 8brne uno 8errbiile. taalib.
GAS Mbenbs.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
ADrURAL DEWEY'S TRIBUTE.

In his address before the Merchants Chicago recently
Admiral Dewey made special attention
1--WE have good navy the
Why7 We Americans. pay verify believe that if
all the officers of ships killed the fight
through victory 1t certainly hoped Dewey
nduged exaggeraon in this
the average quality of the navy correct this
country has that quality practically
nvincibe the seas
1t is not alone though dauness courage indis
pensabe that brings victory which supreme
nations energy less than of its patriotism
essential to know how weap5ns effectively
to be brave At Santiago the Spanads fight
of naval averaged better squadron those OF the
americans but they did not know how fight
of our navy.
In the battle OF the Sea of Japan there
ment between the wefough ships Japan poorly fought
ships of Russia Indeed may safely material re-
sources anywhere equal superior knowledge backed
by equal courage will always win victory.
Something than higher than given
needed obtain who necessary intelligence and
but the best potential getting best men,
Power must be paid and by opportunities that offer
hearts in their work and well they beaten only by
men of equal courage and greater skill.
So long this republic it's navy men Of
superior knowledge and courage matter of
conscience do their work we'll to do it. that
navy will be nvnbe power lodged in tho
behind the guns.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
OER1ANY AND RUSSIA.

Germany IS watching the troubles in Russia
In the kaiser would be pleased
tonary movement continued long enough cripple en-
but he know that against absousm must aid
in the socialist own country 1t is long
time since German rulers first took notice of possibility the
German people becoming the dominant politics
Europe and the plans rulers completely
than by the Germans
Some in Prussia only small country, but time
OF Frederick the Great pretty clear ideas German
nation might ultimately be by rulers of Prussia
There dreams Of colonies that rudcy shattered the
time things done Europe that made
Tor the strengthening of Prussia and the other
Bismarck retained and proclaimed the old idea govern
ment and OF making Germany great world power but the
necessity OF first uniting the and increasing influence
OF Prussia home lie believed did great before him.
that better and then village frontier than
big place hundreds OF miles away His greatest had
made Austria take the partition OF order that
Prussia might divide the responsibility two other
nations
He afraid Austria would strong hold on the
Poanders if she remained uou Bismarck again weakened Aus
ia and injured France Today the emperor wants the
entire Rhine country Russia long grows menace
TO German domination II Russia many storms that
now beat upon her there question her the same
as IT ever has been only tho results greater under nst
tions that increase rather than hinder development
in the meanwhile the Auoiungarau controversy holds some
o the attention Of the German ruler lie hopes ha, German
influence will yet dominate half Of that great empire and bring
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
NO. 1924 DOLLS WARDROBE

Miss Dollys outfit is a very important
item at this season OF the year. and much
time and attention is given 10 the subject
by the little mother The fashionng ot
these little garments Is always a source
OF pleasure and with the help OF these
patterns dolly would SOON be the happy
possessor OF fashionable wardrobe The
set consists OF six complete patterns. with
full directions for making the different
garments. Planning and cutting will give
employment 10 the little maid on many
a rainy day besides giving her a practical
knowledge OF dressmaking that will be OF
great benefit 10 her. II is essential that
Miss Dolly have a frock suitable for tea
parties, so white lawn was chosen 10 bc
made up In the longwaisted French style.
A prettly shaped bertha trimmed with
Nalenciennes lace and insertion falls over
the short puff sleeve A blue sash COM
pletes this dainty dress OF course sha
must have coat TO protect her from the
cold, when she takes an airing I'm the lit
tie go-cart. The one illustrated was dcvcl-
oped I'm light blue cashmere. the broad
cape collar edged with a pleating OF pals
blue chiffon. A band of satin ribbon deco
rated the front and lower edge OF the
coat The bonnet is made OF the same ma
terial as the coat, tied with a blue rih-
bon under the chin. The red riding hood
cape is very simple and easy To mako.
just q seam in the back. a row OF shirring
around tho face and ribbon 10 tie. Next
comes tho little kimono, cut all i'm ona
piece, the edges finished with feather
stitching or French knots and tho sleeves
and front fastened with tiny blue ribbon
bows When dolly grows sleepy tho pret-
~ white dress is laid aside and she dons
the little night gown. Tt is fitted by
shoulder and uuderarm seams and tha
tucks in the front will afford profitable
work for nimble fingers Scraps OF ma
terial may he utilized i'm the making of
these little clothes that would otherwise
be thrown away. Pieces OF dainty light
coorcd lawn left over from the summer
sewing would be suitable for the dress
and odds and ends OF ribbon and lace
could be used for trimming.
This set consists OF six complete pat.
terms for a red riding hood cape, kimono.
French dress, bonnet, coat and night dress
or wrapper with full directions for the
making and buying OF material.
Sizes for IA. 16. 1S 20, q and 24-inch doll,
and will be mailed TO any address on re-
ceipt OF 10 cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16

NEARING
STATION

The naval wireless station at the New
port torpedo station received this morning
a message from lightship No. 8. which
left New Bedford yesterday morning for
her station on Nantucket Shoals, stating
the iighship arrived off Gay Head. be-
tween three and four Friday afternoon,
and anchored there because of the strong
wind and heavy seas
The lightship departed at o'clock this
morning, and arrived off No Mans Land
this morning at 10 At this time the
llghtship was sixty-six miles from her
station and is facing strong northeast
wind and heavy seas-
She is making seven knots an hour and
expects 10 reach her station sometime
this afternoon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
DIED c

CHASE-In Warren. r. T.. on the 1Ith
INST, Sarah b. Chase, in her saith year
Funeral private.
CHURCHILL this city on the 18th inst.
Miss Judith Page Church. aged S4 years.
Funeral services will be held Sunday
at 1880 p. m, at the residence Of Dr. w
p. Church. "a George street. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
Bath Maine. papers please copy.
DURFE FEE-Passed away, Dec. 18th, Ports
mouth, r. l., Priscilla A. widow Of
Alender NJ. Durfee, aged 20 years.
months, l day.
Funeral service at her late residence.
Portsmouth. r. l., Monday at | o'clock
p. m. Relatives and friends are invited
TO attend
GARDINER-In Hamilton. r. l.. on the
14th inst. Robert X. Gardiner. in his
10Th year
Funeral from his late residence, Sunday,
Dec II, at 1880 y. M. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend.
GUITERAS--In New York city. n Y on
the 14th inst. Mrs Elizabeth w. Gui-
tcras of Bristol, r. l.
Funeral Sunday. Dec. H. at p. m,
from her late residence, High street. Rela-
lives and friends are invited 10 attend.
Burial AT convenience Of family.
FAOSER YIN this city, on the 10Th
inst. Ellen. widow Of James Haggerty.
Funeral Sunday afternoon the 18th
inst. at 1880 o'clock, from the undertake
ing rooms OF T. F. Monahan. POI Wlcken-
den street Services ~ the cathedral at
. o'clock. Relatives and friends invited
to attend
HALL--In this city. on the 18th inst,
Anna Graham, wife OF Fred r. Hall Of
Attleboro, IN the 22d year Of her age.
Notice OF funeral later
HARo7AVES-In Harrisvllle, r. l., on
tho 1ith inst, John Hargraves, in his
62d year.
Funeral services from his late resi-
dence I'm HarTisvile, r.. L. Junduy, the
18th inst. at / p. IN. Relatives and
friends are invited TO attend.
LITTLE-In this city on the 1lth inst.
Christopher Bamford Little. in his 67th
year.
Funeral services at 81. James Episcopal
church, corner Broadway and Courtland
street. Sunday. Dec. Il. at p. m. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to attend.
MAYHEW-In Albany. ~ Y. on the f4th
inst, Ruth Eldrcdge, wife Of the late
James NJ Mayhem
MeDONNELL-In this .ty. on the 14th
inst. Andrew Mcdonnell.
fAiifiht NihllatN ulhfUlNEt Dec. lstn. AT
$50 o'clock a. m. from HIS lat, residence.
81 Bernon street. Solemn high mass at
St Patricks church. Smith street Mt
O'Clock. Relatives and friends are in
vhcd 90 attend
Lowell and Worcester papers please
copy
MiNER-ln this city on tho 10Th inst.
Ellen. widow of John Hiner
Funeral from tho residence ~ her SON
in-iaw. AIR William Ryan. 80 Pond street.
sunday afternoon. the t7rn TnsT-- at -JU
o'clock. Services az tho cathedral at
O'Clock Relatives and friends are invited
20 attend.
MoWRY-n North Smuhdcid DC o.
Martha NJ. Mowry wife ~ Alvah Movry
ir hor i2d year
Notice ~ funeral later
MUReAY-In this city. on the 18TH inst
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16

Joseph. son of Michael and the late
Margaret Murray.
Funeral from his late residence. &c Vim
ton street Monday morning the 18th inst
at $3.50 o'clock. Requiem mass at St
Johns church at o'clock. Relatives and
friends arc invited TO attend.
PARTELOW-In Wakefield. II. L. on the
14th inst Alice II. (Shedon). widow OF
Kneeland T. Partelow, IN her 72d year.
Funeral from her late residence. Sun
day. Dec. Il. at = p. IN. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend.
SULLIvAN-In this city. on the 1ith
inst. Mary j.. wife OF John Sullivan.
Funeral Monday morning. the 18th inst.
at $3.50 o'clock. from her late residence
62 Furnace street. Requiem mass at ST.
Joseph's church. Hope street, at 2 o'clock.
Relatives and friends are Invited TO at
tend.
WALkER-In F'iskeville, the 18th inst,
Susan A., widow of Henry walker aged
IS years.
Funeral from Fskeville Tabernacls
church. Monday. the 18th. at 12 O'Clock.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
The Grow1er.

] don't believe that
the officials OF any
street railway mean
to compel a man or
woman TO leave a
car because he or
she has not the
nickel for a ride but
does have a bill Of a
somewhat large de-
nomination which
the conductor can
not or possible will
not change.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
REDUCED RATES TO SOUTHERN
WINTER RESORTS.

The Baltimore q Ohio Railroad "Rovai
Blue Line" effective December ist oYers
the lowest excursion rates 10 southern
winter resorts Via New York and Wash.
irgton. t5i.90 Boston TO Jacksonville and
return, and correspondlngly 'ow rates 10
other points. Liberal stop-overs For
schedules. Pullman reservations and win
tor resort booklets apply 10 or address J
Y Scott Nev England passenger agent.
Baltimore \ ohio r r. $50 Washington
street Boston Mass
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16

The following unions will hold sessions
tonight and tomorrow:
Bakers, Labor temple
Brewery workers, Labor temple
Brewery Workers, ia. Labor temple
Stage Employees, Labor temple.
Coal teamsters. Labor temple.
Coal handlers. Labor temple.
General toamsters, Labor temple.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16

man driving a horse with "A dockod tail
make up my mind that the owner does
not care a rap for the sufferings OF dumb
animals. and more than that too. that
he does not care a little bit for the good
opinion Of the big majority OF his friends
and fellow citizens who witness the ef-
feet OF his cruelty in the docking Of his
horses tails
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16

Lord Rosebery will sustain the Liberal cabinet and
will the OF the onceuponatime dictator OF Liberal poll
The declares he will for home rule
Campbell 1t looks if the lucky
England influence the in his family
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
BOSTON PAIR GETS A
LICENSE TO WE'D HERE

Thomas Hoben OF Boston, Mass, aged
q. a carpenter. son Of William fIoban. n
fisherman, and Jessie Fowler, aged q. al
so OF Boston. secured a license 20 be mar
ricd here this morning. She is the daugh-
ter OF John Fowler. a baker she said.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16

Sooner Nicholas will have his
people Just the Japanese The handwriting
the wall in large enough be who
would blind himself to them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16

under the German flag while the ou ok Soth Africa gives him
hope that the question colonies may be satisfactorily solved
Germany Russia will watch each other aery good while
nation the Europe
that really be anything but powees spectator OF the
of in the great nations
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16

Expenditures for pensions include 100000
account the Spain. AS there has been increase
pension appropriations the paid
civil 5 obvious.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16

For stupendous contey the New York physician who
bankruptcy and admitting he had income OF $4,000 year
fees certainly entitled medal The
speciality which the
perhaps because il is deemed unnecessary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
WHAT Others
Are Saying

AT the FIRST session of the senate this
week action was taken on the Panama
Canal emergency appropriation which'
while not OF much Importance in itself
showed clearly to observers that the lead
ers OF the Senate were thinking great
deal more how To hamper and irritate
President Roosevelt than how 10 get the
canal constructed I'm the most efficient
manner Chicago Record Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16

Really kind of Hartman relieve exGov. Ode Of any
esponsiby What do the New York think of the deception
their former governor practiced on them?