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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

Yesterday was n rather quiet day
at the local wharf Few packets We're
in and the majority Of the arrivals
and departures were tow boats.
The Ohio is about on a stand here
and II is expected that il will com
mence to drop today. The present
rise has been of little consequence
and has caused but little damage
Early in the week, however, there
was possibility Of the river reaching
the danger line but with no conse
quential rains the river has steadily
risen to about 80 feet and is now
practically ON a stand
The Susan got in yesterday after.
noon with load Of corn from below.
The Paepcke got IN at II a. m. with
three barges of logs.
The j. s., an excursion steamer that
has been In winter quarters at Padu-
cab. is preparing 10 leave for New
Orleans to enter the excursion trade
out Of that city
The ferryboat Bette Owen has
been forced to abandon her trips to
All the Illinois landings except Brook
port on account Of the high water
The river has submerged the low.
lands opposite Paducah and the roads
leading 10 the ferry landings are GOV,
cred with water.
Capt Ed Voolfolk has purchased
the machinery from the steamer Ten
Brock thar burned at Cairo several
months ago. Capt Jack McCaffery
owned the Ten Brock. The machin
cry was was raised and taken to pa
ducah and unloaded on a barge. The
barge sank ana the salvage win have
to be rescued again. ......-..---
The congressional trip from Pitts
burg to Cairo will be made in day.
lisht. and the start from Ptttsbure
will be about May 10. The steamer
Queen City, of the Pittsburg and Gin
cinnati Packet line will be used
Capt. James A. Henderson will make
ARRANGEMENTS to accommodate 100
persons. Col. John l.. Vance, presl-
dent Of the Ohio Valley Improvement
association, has completed arrange
ments
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

Wiley Plat, the Paducah pitcher
Gays that the spit ball" Is noshne
BUT simply the slow ball and be de.
liyered with or without "saliya&
platt should know, as he has been a
professional for years, He led the Ma,
ional league pitchers in '9s and '99.
rs a member Of Philadelphia's twirl-
ing department.
Doll Brady and McGlll. pitchers on
4ha Padncah Team last season. have
signel with Greenville, Miss, 10, the
Cotton Sta. es league Red Bohaanau
VIII Henderson last season, will also
go TO Greenville.
The advance copies of the Reach
Baseball Guide have reached here
and the cranks are happy. Eager
groups are 10 be seen at the differ
ent base ball" headquarters reading
ip and getting wise" on the rules fos
1905. The Reach Guide is complete
and gives valuable history of the
worlds greatest players.
The Reach Guide credits Padueah
with having won the pennant for 9O4
over Cairo by a margin of II points.
saws the News-Democrat Paducah
Paducah. won 70 games and lost 49,
Cairo wan II and lost 50. Paducahs
percentage was .59s, While Cairo's
was .5s7. This should settle all argu
ments as 80 who sid and-Eho dAn
captare he Kitty pennaht
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

The pay checks of the Mobile am
Ohio arrived here yesterday and the
l. G. pay wagon was also here and
the hearts of the many employees Of
both the big systems in Cairo are
glad.
Work on the freight yards at
Tamms Is at a standsull Recent
rains haye left the tracks under sew
DetslfineAes of water and until a prop
er drainage system can be installed
to keep the yards dry little can be
accomplished toward laying new
tracks, etc
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18
NEWS Of RIVERS
AND STEAMBOATS,
BUSINESS SLACK YESTERDAY AT
THE LOCAL WHARF--oHio
HERE is ABOUT ON STAND
AND WILL COMMENCE FALLS
ING POSSIBLY TODAY.

Yesterday was rather quiet day
at the local wharf Few packets We're
in and the majority of the arrivals
and departures were tow boats.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

The Susan got in yesterday after
noon with a load Of corn from below
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

The j. s.. an excursion steamer that
has been In winter quarters at Padu-
cab, is preparing 10 leave for New
Orleans TO enter the excursion trade
out of that city,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-12
THE QUEST OF BEAUTY
What One Woman suffered For the
sake OF Her Appearance.


sake OF Her Appearance,
You must suffer to be beautiful &C.
cordlng TO French saying There
seems 10 be some truth in the state
ment. if lady's maid Is 20 bc believed.
She has revealed the secrets Of het
mistress boudolr, or rather torture
chamber. The lady herself is now
beautiful. but one wonders that she Is
still alive, For months slR lay fiat ON
her back on the floor, motSuleSs, with
her arms close 70 her sides, during sew.
eral hours every day. This was, it APP
pears, 20 improve her 1gure. During
the rest Of the day, for the same period
Of time she sat en- q high stool, giving
and rocking the upper part OF her body
backward aud forward qua from side
TO side increasingly, by this process
she Is said 60 have acquired a statu.
csquc throat md n sylphs waist, The
lady's nose. having q soaring nature.
was corrected aud made Greclan by
the constant application day and night
for months Of a spring bandagc one
nostril was originally larger than the
other, so She wore n small sponge In it
for year. Her cheeks have becn
filed out and rounded by injections Of
parafin Her ears for months were
compressed against the sides Of her
head by springs, while heavy weights
were attached to the lobes To produce
the required elongated shape, which
has been successfully achieved Hay-
Ing suffered this complicated martyr
dom FOR a year, the lady, as already
stated, Is now beautlful.- Letter
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-12
Street Parade.

You have no doubt seen imitators
Of the country band street parade.
See the originator, Mr. j. @. Lewis,
and his Isl Plunkard" Company Band
Parade. The success OF this novel
and amusing method Of heralding the
advent Of this attraction in every city
il appears, has led Others to initiate this
medium OF heralding their inferior
shows. So do not coniound this attrac-
tion with their imitators, for while Mr..
Lewis feels fattered 10y imitators, he
does not wish to be judged by them.
SO watch for this funny parade Monday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-12
YOUR GRIP ON YOURSELF.
Retain That Though You Have to Let
Everything Elise GO,

Retain That Though \ on HhNe to Let
Everything ELSE GO,
Some people get along beautifully for
half n lifetime perhaps while every
thing goes smoothly While they are
accommodating property and gaining
friends and reputation their characters
seem TO be strong and well balanced,
but the moment there Is friction any
where. the moment trouble comes "A
failure In business, a panic or great
crisis IN which they lose their all they
are overwhelmed They despair lose
heart, cougage. faith hope and power 90
try again everything. Their very man.
hood or womnnhood IS swallowed up
by q mere material loss.
This Is failure indeed, and there Is
small hope for any one who falls TO
such n depth OF despair There Is hope
Tor an Ignorant man who cannot write
hls name even II he hes stamina and
backbone There hop Tor q cripple
who has courage there s hope FOR q
boy who has nerve hud grit. even
though he r. SO hemmed in that he has
apparently no chance 80 the world. but
there Is no hope for a man who cannot
or will not stand up after he falls, but
loses heart when opposition strikes him
and lays down his arms after defeat
Let everything else so II YOU must,
but never lose your grin on yourself
DO not lee your manhood or woman.
hood so This Is your priceless pearl
dearer 20 you than your breath Cling
30 Il with all your might Give up He
Itself first Success
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-12
MOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR.
IN GAY MELRosg.
That Enterprising Village is Now in
Heighth of Social Season.

Heighth of Social Season.
Melrose, February 1.-THE town
council met in regular session on We'd
nesday, the full board being present,
The annual reports of tax collector,
treasurer and street committee were
received and approved. The bill of
the tax collector was ordered paid, az
ter which the meeting adjourned.
The martins have arrived, the first
being seen on Monday morning, Feb
ruary 9th, the exact date of their ar
rival last year,
Rev. VIM. A. Julian left on Tuesday
for a visit to his daughter in White
Rock, S. @.
At the regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Literary Society on Friday afternoon
Mrs. II. :B. Tolles read her paper enti-
tied LET Your Decision be Final"
What might have been a serious fire
was discovered just in time on Monday
afternoon in the XII tchen OF the Earle
House on Bellamy avenue Help was
on hand and the fire extinguished in
short order, doing only about $25 dam
age, covered by insurance.
New arrivals in town are Mrs, and
Miss Scheller OF Ansonia, Conn, w,
l.. Pearsall and family Of Westheld, n.
| j., and f. Benham OF Waterbury,
Conn.
The members OF the Melrose Read.
ing Club were entertained at cards on
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. r. Besaut
and on Monday afternoon by Mrs. Won
Noszky.
The ladies' Aid Society will serve tea
from TO S p. m at the town hall on
February A. All are cordially invit-
ed.
Mrs. s. w. Bittam, Mrs. II b. Tolles
and Mrs. +. NJ Tolles gave a delight
ful point-euchre party at she Ladies'
Hall on Monday night which was
tastefully decorated with palmettoes,
the combination OF the handsome
green leaves against the white walls
being very effective. The large hall
presented a very animated and happy
sight when filed with the fifty guests
present. The fortunate winners Of
the pretty prizes were Mrs. J. b. Me-
Donald, Mrs. II. Won Noszky, Mrs ] A.
Kennel, Dr. J. b. Curtis, Mrs. II. W.
Hamlyn and Mr.. NJ. T. Priest. All
the ladies were presented with Gun.
ming little baskets filed with candy az
souvenirs. After partakIng o. de-
/ licious chicken salad and other refresh.
ments, the guests departed Sc q late
hour, assuring their hostesses aud host
Of having bad q most enjoyable even
ing
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-12
1900 D. In AnhIIe.

The hoaith 90 the body aa well aH 20
the mind depends upon forgetting To
iot the memory 81 wrong. ~ apgry
words. nf petty mcanpesa, llnger and
ranhe Ia your memory win not only
dl pate your mental crargy, but Il
wiz reset upon the body Tie aocre.
lions viii Dc diminished digestion lm'
paired. sleep disturbed und toe general
health suffer IN con equrucc Forget
ting d "a splendid meuihl callsiheuic
and good medicine Tor tbe body.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-12
Itch inEworm.

+. T. Lucas, WinR1, KY writes,
April 25th, 1902; "For 10 20 ~ years
/ had been afflicted With a malady
known as the Itch The itehing was
most unbearable. bad tried for
years 10 end relief. having tried all
remedies I coald hear Of, besides q
number OF doctors. wish 20 state
that one single application Of Ballard q
Snow Eminent cured me permanently
Since then / have used the linimeut
on two separate OCCASIONS Tor ring
worm and ID cured completely ltc,
5Oc and 81 bottle sold By W. NJ.
johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-12

The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Mary Louise Earle, formerly
OF carleton, Alachua county, Florida
20 FIRST Lieutenant William Aleran-
der Mccain. United States Army
Lieutenant Mccain Is q the Eighth
Cavalry, which is ordered 20 the Phil-
ippines, 70 sail first Of April.
Miss Earle is q daughter of Hon
Baylis sohn Earle. who vas q member
81 the Constitutional Convention %
1855.
The wedding viii De about the dfs,
OF Alareh. az Fort Riley Kansas. 81
she home o. Der br0ther-in-laW Cap
tain Elmer A. Dean.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-12
rain HAS STOPPED
WORK ON ROADS
Expert Dodge Was Compelled to
Suspend Operations Friday.
WILL RESUME WORK MONDAY

Weather Permitting-More Than Two
Hundred Yards Constructed Firsl
Day-Expert Spoon Engaged in Max
ing Preparations for Street Work.
Work on the object lesson road
which is being pushed by the govern
ment, has been suspended TEMPORARY
~, owing to the nasty condition Of the
material which is being used. The
material has become so thoroughly
saturated that it was impossible to
work same TO advantage, hence the
expert, J. II. Dodge, decided it would
be advisable to abandon work until it
had become sufficiently dry to work
with satisfactory results.
Work was begun Friday morning,
and during the day more than two
hundred yards were constructed, Mr..
Dodge attempted to work Saturday,
but conditions of the soil, caused by
constant rains, were such that it be-
came necessary to suspend operations.
He hopes to resume Monday.
Expert Spoon, who has been engaged
in making preparations for the street
work, states that he intended to begin
the work of setting up the rock crusher
Saturday. but the condition of the
weather would not permit. He
hopes that everything will be fs-
vorable Monday, however, and in that
event he will proceed to set the crush
er, which will require two or three
days.
Mr.. Spoon states chat, weather per-
hitting, he will begin the work of
grading the steeets to be paved Thurs.
day, and by the last of the week will
begin the laying OF rock The first
process will be the establishing of
sub-grade, which means the exeava-
tion of earth in order 70 make the
proper incline. A coat of large ma
terial, being rock the size OF an ordi-
nary hens egg, will then be laid and
rolled to a depth of two and a half
inches. This process will be followed
by finer stone, which will be COM
pressed, and the last coating, which
will be a combination OF fine crushed
stone, will be applied and packed we'll
by roller process.
Mr.. Spoon states that when the
street is completed II will be as hard
and firm as rock, and will resist
water to such an extent that it will al
ways be passable.
On the streets designated to be paw
ed il is estimated that the facilities at
hand will construct fifteen yards q
day, lineal measure.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-12
A Nnlnhi. n.aelaneg.

The Professor % course ln many fe.
apecis tba nHclouis Wffe far behind ~
10 civilization Ii.s wife Yes Sow {
never heard you say That anybody bad
discovered ihe ruins % on anelrnt ~
TAFT dry goods store brooklyn Life
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-12
GROUNDS
Corner West Main and Seminary Streets,
One Cent a Word

Advertisements OF tou words or more ardcl
ths head Inserted Tor one Cent Word, casa
ia advance, each insertion.
Please answer advertisements pc addressed
Ia The advertisement
The confidence OF all persons insertlnE Eo'
tlees signed wish initials win be rcspgcted.
their names viii not be- Flten 30 lHaalroFs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-12
A c.sata critic.

Author o. 60 true that yDu fay my
latest q Toe worst book ever wrotet
Critical Acquaintance NgnaTnse. my
doar fellow what SAID vas thai o.
was tte worst boa aHJbpiJ ever
wrote. rot sou 90 particular
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-12
Av,i.t,e ntm.aitiss.

"It "a difficult Tor q beginner N tie
drama even 20 wuik aerpgs Tho stage
properly. lau't itf' sa.d the student
"Yc.' answered. ''r Eiornugiou
Barnes ahsmtiy "TH e isu't as hard
az learning o. uw.E tween giaiiana"
--Wasllfgian Star
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-12
Chamberlai1's S;omach and LIVER Tab
let's. unequauea for Con-
sfipaUon.

Mr n. Kane. a promlneut drug.
rist 8f Baxter spring. kansas SAYS
aCtsmbsriains stomach aud Liver
Ts8letsare. 10 ms ladEmsat ths most
rroeror preparation % anyih.ng ia CSC
tg8av Tor c1nft.patiol lncg are fafe
h. acton ana with no tendency 90 naa-
rrsts Oh grippe Faf sale ~ al drug
g.sis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-12
nf alnr. lrn- nnanrr.

Haniey Tibet nu Wilkes q going
everywhere telling f. lbaui sou Mrg
cor I doa't u.nl fH tHt ~ b" begus
% icii CO.. TRUTH lu him know g.
London IaTlt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-12

Teacher Give me b familiar insianre
% q uarJiir pBpl halhisfl Teach
q What DOES sos faihr sfn0ke ln BIZ
D.Def Pupil Mother safs % fmfIis
NE haytefd but 3 gueas DE immer
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-12
What Are They 2

Chamberlain's Stomach aud Liver
Tablets. A new remedy for stomach
troubles biIiousness and constipation
anda good one. Price % cents, For
sale by all druggists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-12
HELP WANTED uALR.

,r~-~-~~-~-~ee-rs-rr -s'-e-,r---r's'sr 'r'---r
CfnCUL AIRS Hnd sample dIatfihutgu wanted
cvcfyWhetc no oauyBasIna. Good pay,
Cooperative Ads Co New fufE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-12
M0zLEY'S
LEMON ELIXIR
REGULATES THE
LIVER,
STOMACH,
BOWELS,
KIDNEYS.

The inventor Of the famous TER
RELL SORAPE," man known wher
ever plows are sold and used, says;
I have used MOZLEY'S LEMON
ELIXIR for 10 or IL years IN my
family for the stomach liver and kid
neys, and and il Is the best medicine
have ever used. II is also q sure spe.
cidc for pain in the back or under the
shoulders. l have recommended il IN
numerous eases To my wOrlmen, when
sick and unable 10 work, aud II has al
ways given perfect satisfaction. II D.
TERRELL, President Atlanta Plow
Co., Atlanta"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-29

ter auf Der oolen 6Dbe Der Belt, baB
iie Den grDBteA engliihen Reitungen
in nihts nahneben, ia iie in marls
der 8esiebung iibertreffen. 9as miro
aub BON Den Nmeritaneru ueiblos
%auertanut, Die NIT Der bDblten Ida
tung BON bieier oeutihen Brelie ipres
den uno Die ihr oieielbe lieberale Ins
seiaez Patronage 81 Teil meroen lai'
fen. ruie tbrer engliiber. Die 6erren
SbrDers uno BretOrius BADEN it9
bieies Nnieben fir tire iOurnaliitiz
Iden unternebmungen BON allen Nas
tiDnalitdten erstuungen; lie itub nit
%eiieruer gneraie auf Elm 3iel losge<
fteuert uno BADEN es init ibarfem
Blid i'm Iuge bebalteu, biz lte es
erreiht uno ben @rfDlg 70 Ither boz
ben. oaB er ibnen ME utlo ninnter
eutriiien meroen fam. unlern auter
5reunben uniere berali6fte @ratulaz
tim gu Dem eldn5enoen Heiultat ihrer
angeitreneten, raitloien 9dtiateit!
R, Fl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-29
Nbiudrts aebt's
mas bon raanGeu San Mntoniern etnpinr
ben tuirO.

8uerit elm tuenig &idenpeb. 9dg=
LID 5unebmeno, bic Der Riifen labm
uno ihuab lit.
Borauf l1rinbelhmeroeh folaen;
Diabetes uno grigbt's Rierentranfz
belt.
Ote8 lit Der acknowledgements 9auf
Der Nierenz& rantbeiten.
0ebmt oieien @eQ nibt. Sol9t
lieber ben Stat zines 8iireers oDn
San QntDniu.
Der Waurer $. s. 6eitqen, Der
eine Office in Der gaftrozS traBe bat,
lagt: sd batte einen ifueren San
bon G~ideni9mersen, nobel Shmers
sen ourb metnen 9ansen &Drper
lhDIien, tuenr id cine lbnene Bez
rpeaune madte. Sic entitanoen burb
grfdltung ooer BON l9perem 6eben
uno qualten MIDI Sag uno 0aht.
Nabts fonnte ib nidt Iblafen uno tb
erpa6te Woreens 10 miibe, wie i'd
nor, olS i'd MIDI 81 8ette legte.
Die Iu8ibetoungen BON ben 0ieren
maren auBer Sronuna, tart aefarbt
nno noaer Sab. Sd uerludte oer=
Itteoene Weoisinen, aber feline bolf
mir, Bis ib b6rte. oaB DDan' 8
Bil1en bel Slider &
Springol uno i'm 8erar Drug Store
gu baben itno uno i'd faufte cine
Sha9tel. 0aboem ib einiee DOZEN
genommen batte, nerlpnrte ib lhon
oeren Wirfun9; Die gntsinouna Der
yeieren lieB nab, Die &ufenldmer=
aen peridpanoen uno iebt bin ib
fret BON allen Spmptomen Der Niez
rentranfbeit.
3u baben bel alien 6anblern.
Yreis so Gents. Softer > Wilburn
60. Buffalo. 81. g., oGeinioe Neen=
ten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert gub oes Namens
Doan's Bil1en uno nebmt
feline anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-29
WUcrIet.

Srau Marp Nnn OlIen, bic
init ibrem Wtanne uno ibrer Rtnoern
an Der Bea9 StraBe nohnt, lit auf
Die Nnflage nerbaftet nDroen, aus
Dem 6auie hires Nahbarn. oes Su.
rpeliers Souroan, ShmudIahen i'm
@erte bon nabeau $500 aeftublen al
baben.
- 6eute, Wittmp9, abeno ftnoet
Die 60b5eit BON Fri. Mtarie 9enea,
Der 9Dhter unleres bohgeiddbten
Sreunoes, 6errn Nic 9enga, nit
6errn @mil 8ipp i'm 6auie Der 8rauts
eltern, grpdett : StraBe yto. 1926,
ftatt. Die Trauuna miro BON 6errn
Baitor Sartmann pUuaueen peroen.
unier Staot. Sneenieur lit nit
Der 6erteQung Der 8arten fir bic
brei neuen rSmprppement" sDiitritte
beIddftiet. Die Diftritte perben bic
@ummern l. 8 uno 9 boben.
Sim %. September fnoet cine
eiQentlmlide gioiloienit Gromina.
tim itatt. @s bancelt iih un, bic
Beiebune Der STEELE zines Bfeds
1hmieos i'm Notional Wuieum su
su 8aibinQtDn. Gin 8ilouno8nach=
nei6 1T niht nDtig. Die 5tefe brirQt
$40 pyu MDnat Elm,
Gin Mann Nomeus 4oron 81.
@uaus, Der fir Die Citizens See
@Snpanp arbeitete, 1T felt eiriaen
Tagen nerihnunoen. 5ein Bruber
bat Der Boliaei bierpDn Nnseioe oe.
mahf.
Ser friihere BDlisi1t Bonnet,
melher neulih in Der @egerabteiluuo
eines StroBenbobnmaaens iaB uno
ith neigerte, bieielbe gu nerlaHen, if
i'm @eriht gu ST. unb ben Soften
oerurteift tuuroen. Der S1ers mirt
ibm unaefdbr auf $50 gu iteber
fommen.
Sc lit etne Bemeguna i'm
@anae, bas rteue Nltenbeim fir Die
rBrotberbDpb Of &ailmon Trainmen"
in unierer 5tabt gu bnuen.
- 9ie Brieftrdger SEQ. IL, 4 unit
q meroen finftie inn 8aienent oea
BDtgebdubes itotiuniert iein uno an
Sonutae lire Boitlahen DON Del
9reppe aus, bic beim gleuatpr in'a
8alement binunterfibrt. ausaeben
Inter ben 8attenten Der bieIi'
gen Srrenanitalt 1T cine Seueruebr
8ompaenie oreaniliert pDroen.
5rau Us m. 6erre lit por
etner mebrmDnotlihen 8eile mad
Californian nieoer suriidestebrt.
Guf Der Irmenfarm itarb Nn
ton Saai6fe in TDlae eiaes Gpnner
,tihs.
Sreitaa unb Samftae timber
2ebrer : graminatipnen fir Stoats
uno GUuntn=@ Certificate fiat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-29
9laau utel lit ,tusutr4alidb.

Wir BADEN in ei1em friiberen Nrti.
tel oarauf aufmertiam eemaft, oas
Die @elbfeberzM ngeleoenbeit bier piel
au ieniationeG bebanoelt tuiro, Die
Settunge1 piel su piel @eidret oarus
ber erbeben uno baB ibre beinabe
taataglihen Beritherungen, San Ins
tomb lei bic reinfte Staot i'm Staate,
gu garts~ falihen Sblnffen fubren
m6gen. Nber audi uniere Sanitdtse
beb0roe oirfte etpas miloere Saiteu
auf5ieben. tpen1 fie nibt San Nntuz
Mo in 9erruf brinaen uro ibm ge-
ihdftliben Shaoen sufiieen uia.
Wan tam burb gang geras reis
len, BON 2erartana big nah Corpus
ebriiti unb Der Giienbahns BafSaaier
miro, nahoem er an bee Creme lei.
men @eiunobeitsz S1ein ppraeseiat,
ttibt mebr belditiet. Nur San Qns
tonic, oils einsige Staot i'm Gtaate.
nadt etne Iusnabme uno ldidt ben
Heiienoen %iogenannte Snipefturen
auf ben Sala, Die ben Sdein nod
einmaf feben poQen.
Sn Seras giebt es teine infisierten
Bldke, bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an
Deg @renae fino duBerit itrene; uD
touen oenn nur in aQer Melt bic
Neute bertomtner, bic man 500 Meis
len BON oer @reuse entfernt nod UNI
tee be1O10ere &UntrOQe ntmmt?
Die @eibdftss unb 8ergniaunas=
%reiienoen bet(agen iib lebbaft iber
ioide 9uqnaeleien. Sic t6nnen i'm
aansen Staate BON DQQas nad Sort
@ortb, nah 6Uuitpn, aufin uno
Waco reiien, 0bne zines Certificates
gu beoIrfen, nur San NntDniu tnaht
eige Wusnahme. Die meiften batten
benn aud feiaen Shein uno uuroen
troboem ourdgeiafiea.
Sort NIT bee Ginrihtune, bic nug
Worurteil eeaen San NntDniu ermedt
nno fir bic Staot ibdbieenb lit.