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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04

and white spats often 60 with them.
Indeed, overgaiters are one Of the nov
elites Of the season. Bright or dark
ones will tread on the heels Of the
white CATERS.
The craze for embroidery has spread
to linen shoes, and many of the stun
ming new models have the entire vamp
worked in linen thread
There is new lingerie hat for grown
ups which is more severe than the hat
made with frills. It is more like a
toque made of fine batiste embroidery.
Slips to wear under sheer blouses are
made Of lawn or china silk cut on the
same lines as the blouse itself They
are really a sort of corset cover very
simple in design and bioused just a
wee bit at the waist and fastened down
the back.
Ruching is just as much worn as ever
in all colors and in white.
The coat shown in the illustration is
Of white pique made in directoire style.
Coarse Irish lace hordered with bands
of pique trim the jacket, which is fin
ished with tabs held in place by but
tons Of brown taffeta. The crossed
waisIcoat is of brown and white striped
silk. The loops are of taffeta.
JUDO CHOLLET.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04

Straight fronted makes are still worn.
but there are Indications Of u smaller
waist than Of yore This is arrived at
by cutting in the corset ut the waist.
The new corset gives free play to the
hips, thus accentuating their size, and
the waist is made to appear smaller
and rounder. The corset is still cut
very low both back and front. For
warm weather the thnnest silk batistc,
lightly boned, is favorite fabric.
The picture hat shown in the cut is
of pink null 4 lingerie ruttle Of filet
lace over pink chiffon is draped about
the brim, under which is single La
France rose Pink louisine ribbon
makes the .Alsat:an bow.
JUDO CIOLLET.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04
SHIRT WAIST SUITS.
A Large Assortment of Materials For
These Useful Costumes.

Almost every tim luateria! is used
for SHIT waist suits except foulard,
WL,.'l j. very much out Of the running.
Vote an! Hlohair are flvu:':tc mate"
rails and l'onGceS both iii li;itur;l and
dyed color.uCs IN lnull;:i-s tEc rretti-
r:t pastel checks are seen that lave 10
end Ct wear to the III. chiffon tA;:ctaS
In tiny broken cheeks ant! HAIR lines
are also good. Al, these fabrics make
up i.ito INoSt satisfactory Sl.i.:u.rr tray
cling dresses.
Six shirt waist suits hay" changed a
great deal since last year. and 4 num-
her Of them have the cl!rnl;Se,te in one
form or another Introduced on the
waist. Little round or square Ece'k>
are Eluch liked. and on Surplicel waists
the Y shaped chelrisette is seen.
An attractive way of making a shirt
waist suit is with several circular
fOunceS from the knees down. The
@ored upper skirt has tucks run up ana
down, panel fashion. on each side of
the front and back widths. The waist
worn with this skirt is tucked back
and front in panel effect. The shout
!ers are plain. and stitched bands of
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04
GRADUATION GOWNS.

Defntfneks and Simplicity the Key
notes of the Graduation Costume.
The all absorbing topic i'll the dress
world just now is the graduation gown.
To he i'll good taste this all important
frock must be as dainty as possible
and carry all the outward traces Of
simplicity. It is usually Ligh neckeL
or at most cut in a slightly square,
Dutch effect. The skirts are full, fluffy
and sweep length, and the sleeves to be
modish should be elbow or three-quar-
ter affairs.
There are number of materials suit
able and prett: for the graduation
frock, among them being sheer band
kerchief linen, which is exquisite when
combined with cluny lace and fine, deli
cate French embroidery. Silk null,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04

tween bands Of embroidery. Thia
trimming is difficult to launder, but
often these gowns are worn an entire
season without visiting laundress or
cleaner, and the style then is both ef-
fective and practical.
The frock illustrated is Of heavy
white linen. The odd trimming about
the bottom of the skirt is accomplished
with narrow Insertions Of lace SeWed
on in serpenti1e fashion. Between the
convolutions are graduated dots en-
broidered in n!erreriZel cotton. These
dots appear Oh the bioused waist as
trimming belle" the yoke Of lace in
sertion and on the sleeves, extending
to the beginning of the small puff.
.'tDiC CIIOLLET.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04
NEW FABRICS.
Rainbow SILK Novelty - Crewel
Worl. GA the Summer Gown.

Wor1. GA the Summer Gown.
A new rainbow s:iot silk in many
harnuuirs is inueSvrlbah!y beautiful,
reminding one Of the Skies at sunset.
Cotton vciles are Among the new things
in tub materials. and crepe de chine,
PATTERNED with spots and ioZenSeS. is a
great deal used TO: summer gowns.
Crewc! work is coming in. The W1n-
an who is good at this art will tnd that
time is nuney," for some Of the most
effective and elegant gowns Of the sea
son are of ecru net and lace VIII
broderic a Ia Parsee. which. In utlc:
words, is bUn:.,:eS of flowers in v;iri"-
gated shades Of very fine silk elnbro.I-
cred on skirt and bodice.
\ smart white linen frWE has large
lunches Ct field flowers worked III
very coarse silk on the front width o.
the skirt and center Of blouse. \ white
linen suusi4ale with design t, match
aud a crimson Fre!i>A SallO: Ele Wth
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04

GRADUATION GOWN OF WHITE ORGANDIE
the material in a broken line define the
yoke and tiny square neck. The yoke
and cuffs may be separate or attached.
The graduation dress of white organ
die herewith illustrated has a skirt
with deep hem. above which are a
row Of tucks, wide band of Irish lace
headed top and bottom with valen-
The full bodice has this lace trimming
put on as a collar about the shoulders
and crossed, surplice fashion, in front.
The gown is worn over a slip of ba-
mana yellow silk.
JUDO CHOLLET.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04


er said: Marshall, how could you urge
that man SO? told you we We're out
Of port, and you kept Oh doing it even
after / had kicked you under the
ID table"
Mr.. Wilder looked daZed.
"But you didn't kick me- he said.
s-r There is probably no prima donna in
the world who enjoys better health
than Nine. Nordica. She is always
well and always in good spirits. All
>aof which is doubtless due to the fact
SHAT she has a secret recipe for health
Here it is:
Indulge in temperance, exercise and
good humor.
Repeat the dose as often as possible
without fail.
Miss Isabel Irving, who is playing
Constance Neville in ''She Stops to
Conquer" had a novel experience in Il
small town recently.
1--WE were attracted by several vol
umes of fiction in the window to enter
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04
LINGERIE ITEMS.
Hints For the FnShfoner of Daint!
Handmade Underwear.

A very attractive corset cover is
made from a wide, swiss embroidered
More fullness is allowed for the fronts,
and at the sides the plain part Of the
ruft.e is slightly curved to fit well over
the hips. 4 ribbon is run at the top Of
the ruff1e drawn up and tied in pref
ty bow in front. Ribbon straps keep
the cover in position and tie in a bow
on the shoulders. Wide beading run
with ribbon may finish the cover at the
waist, or the gathers are put into a
fitted basque Of muslin.
In some of the smart lingerie shops
in Paris colored batiste is used for un-
derwear Pale flesh colored batiste in
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04

wreaths Of peoples made an effective,
if rather daring, costume most becom-
ing to brunette.
The gown illustrated is of tilet net
The skirt has a hem of white lawn ap-
piled with pulled design of the net
Above this fiounce are tucks and bands
of the lawn. The plain material also
makes the natty little short coat.
JUDO CHOLLET.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04

beautifully hand sewed gowns and che
misses are among the prettiest Of the
foreign bridal sets.
Beautiful all over embroidery, with
insets Of lace, is one of the exquisite
new trimmings of the summer. All
lace and embroidery costumes are the
smartest of the season. Often hats.
gowns and parasols are all made Of the
lace or English eyelet embroidery.
The camisole or corset cover in the
cut is made Of fine long cloth. Cluny
insertion in waved pattern trims the
fronts. The round neck is drawn up
with two rows Of beading run with
wash ribbon and edged with a lace
ruff1e. Beading also adorns the CEN
ter plat on each side, outlines the tiny
basque and draws in the waist full.
ness. JUDO CHOLLET.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04
FASHIONS FRlLLS,
Smart Gfrdles Match the Shirt Waist
The Craze For Embroidery,

Always wear white girdles with
white blouses. They accentuate the
length of the waist, which is consum-
nation devoutly to be wished this sea
sen. \ dark girdle even with q dark
skirt gives a cutoff appearance that is
anything but attractive
Changeahle and shaded ribbons be-
come prettier and prettier every day.
Those that shade from a half deep col
or to white are perhaps the most at
t-3ctive
White linen shoes in every style are
to be extremely popular THIS summer,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04

SSOhCu w Atl -.
Wilder alarming
speed. When it
was finished the
little humorist.
much to her amaze
ment, began to in
sist that the guest
should have more.
But his offer was
very promptly and,
he thought. coldly
declined.
After the guest
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04
COiFFURE WRINKLES,
How the Hair Should Be Arranged to
Enhance the Hats Effect

Enhance the Hats Effect.
The summer hats neceSsitate Il Spe
cial cOifiure arrangement. Formerly
the chapeau couformtsl to the require
ments of the hat: now the miliiners ara
having their day. and the hairireS>er
is obliged to dress treSses to suit the
SauCy hats of the season.
\ great deal Of artificial HAIR is be
ing used, principally dainty frnge' Of
curis, which fall gracefully over the
knot of hair. arranged to meet the hat
at the back. Some ambitious milliners
sew these fr;ngcs across lAr backs Of
their hats, but imagine the effect Of Il
girls pretty curlS hanging ON her lap
at the theatcr.
The ponpadDur. instead of disappear
ing as some fashion cironicierS are
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04

asked In q matter
of fact tone. Noting my surprise at the
question, he explained: We'll. miss,
bought these books on speculation six
years ago, and. as nobody around here
wanted to buy a whole book at once,
I'VE been closing them out In Install
ments-ten pages for nickel. AS my
customers seem to exchange pages.
eacf, OF them finally gets II whole book
for nickel. These leftovers are the
I shickest ones in the lot, but You can
have your choice for 25 cents. That's
] bottom. and it's Wholesale I bought
one, concluded Miss Irving, ''as SOU
venir.n
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04
"

ldSl W et: utSG ! '
from her fathers house. she is iinpio.r i
to return, when she will be re"C:;p. .
with undiminished affection ly he" d..
: most heartbroicn parents. If not':i:.::c
rstsan persuade her to listen to their Join:
>appeal-should she be determined t."
bring their gray hairs with sorrow t.
the grave; should she never mean t.
revisit home where she passed. 50
many happy years--it is at least expect
ed, If she be not totally lost to all sense
Of propriety,, that she will without q
moments delay send back the key OF
the tea caddy'"
Victor Herbert, the composer of ut
Happened In Nordland'' and Babes
InzToyiand," has been frequently an
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04

AOyS0 VI ldlc ny
an amateur mu-
stefan who has
called upon him at
hts home in West
End avenue, New
York, and asked
his opinion Of vari-
Gus compositions
which the amateur
had written. The
other morning he
submitted q sonata
and said YOu will
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04

q nondeScript book
stoxe in hope Of
finding something
TO read" said Miss
Irving. selecting
a volume Of IN
known authorship,
but with an attrac-
tive title, I inquir-
ed the price Of the
dealer.
. All or partT he
q q T. ~
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04
VANITY'S VISIONS.
FFocks Are Marvels Of Lace and EN-
broidery-Tucks Attractive.

Ffock8 Are Marvels of Lace 1.nd EN-
broidery-Tucks Attractive.
The handsomest lingerie frocks are
marvels Of embroidery and lace inset
and applied in a number Of different
ways, the frock materials being tine
null, lawn, batiste or some of tho
sheer linens.
Many Of these dresses are made BY
machine. the guimpe Or yoke alone
displaying hand work. Tucks are ono
of the modiSh trimmings Of the sum
mer. and when they are hemStitchtrl
by hand the acme OF elArneSS is
reached in a gown.
a wonderfully attractive frock ~
white lawn had its skirt trimmed with
groups Of hemStitcht6 tuckS Q Jew
inches higher than the knees. The
surpliced fronts Of the simple li1tls
waist were finely tucke0 on t,irt side,
and the sleeves Just above TIE elbow
trimmed in Ole same way The only
other trimming was a lace cho.niStAtD
and puff undeQsscv<s o. valesic"nlws
insertion.
On tub gowns eh> summer one oeteA
sees outings G.: Tie ,2'uePIi;S aRA G,s
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04
SARTORlAL SIGNS.
New Laces and EN- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Boleros-Summer COrsets.

There is a difference, which has been
very satisfactorily explained, between
the new laces and enO:oderies-
when the lace is on the embroidery it
is classed as embroidery: when elu-
broidery is Oh lace. AS lace
Smart new boIero coats have double
breasted effects across the bust. The,
around the neck and form 4 Y or I
shape below the bust. The cloth of tE:'
jacket is carried for three inches over
the center and fastened with coiore !?
buttons that harnscE.;:s - Il: :hc cloth.
The summer corset, are cut on al
most the same lines IS .!r W:Iiter ones.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04
MILLINERY MATTERS.
Picture Hats Bent In Queer Curves.
Flowers Accentuate the Angles.

Picture bats are limited only by the
Imagination of the milliner. To get
away from any style that may have
existed seems to be their aim. The
one idea that prevails is that all shapes
the better. Wide brins are turned UP
in the back, front or sides, and some
times at all these places flowers ill in
the holloTS.
Panama and leyhorn WeaveS are re-
joic:nS in a wave OF popularity and
chip is running them very close race.
Then there are erin StraWS - those
transparent ones that are really best
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04
Told by
the


HEN l was in Lon
don last summer"
said Miss Eleanor
Robson. who is
playing in She
Stops toConGue-,"
Il read an adve~-
tisement in a paper
that was the acne
of batIos. AS near
as l can recoilect i,
the wording was
Ike this:
II this should
meet the eye OF
Emma b. w,
ahSented Lerse!:
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04

fond Of announcing. has really taken a
new lease of life 1t does not hang
over the forehead in u soubrette dip"
but tufts about the dome of thought in
a soft, becoming fashion,.
Hair dressed high, brushed up behind
and neatly held in place by plain
comb is the style most accepted.
The grlish coiffure arrangement H.
Illustrated is the last mode in the hair
dressing world The coronal plat is
lost at the back beneath the slightly
bouTant sides. The front hair Is bro
ken into undulations, but without any
exaggerations to mar the freshness OF
young face. JUDO CHOLLET.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-04

ed with a ruff1e or slight flare. The
neck is finished with rather. deep
turnover collar made Of the jacket
linen or Of a contrasting color It
is usually scalloped or embroidered at
the edge.
Very pss>Ass.sznsg graduation dress
illustrate ,tted white swiss
goes into .eup. which is simple
in the extreme. Two straight ruffles
trimmed with a single row of lace in
sertion are hired on the skirt. The
rufaes are a. little deeper in the back
than in 'front.' The surpliced waist has
a pointed yoae of lace, and the three
quarter sleeve end in deep ruff1e.
I JUDO CHOLLET.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-01
8.

Nus 6aIIettsbiue tortmt bic
Wabribt, oas Der grtrae Der 3pies
belfeloer in Der bprtiaett @egeno elm
iebr gutter gemeien lift. Wan bat
reulih mebrere @aeen : 2aounger,
8miebeln uno &artoffeln BON bort
meggeihidt.
9ah ben Witteiluneen i'm
Bureau bes Or. &napp in 6oufton,
bes Settlers Der teraniihen 8meiaofs
flee oes 2anomirti1aftliben Depars
teraents, fino bic @rnte > Gusfihten
i'm Sloen Biz iebt febr mdBig. Die
Wabribten tDmrterl Defenders aus
benz iiibliben, mittlerer uno nDroli.
ben Teil bon 9eraS uno aus benz
ganaen 2Duifiana.
- Nus 3arebD fommt Die Wahs
riht, oaB es bort itart aereenet bat
uno Bob Der Heaen ben Bieb5iibterr
iebr uiItommett getpeien lit.
Sn Der Ndbe Der Station Wtas
bant entgleiite elm aemiifter Bug
Der Eeras'Ne Orleans Balm. Ser
6eiser 6ensarlp uno Der 2ptomptip.
fibrer @aines tpuroer ibmer perlebt.
Nus Suing miro ~aer1eloet. oaB
Die Boil eenil in Der oprtieen &C.
geno ibr griheinen aemabt baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-01
mentt Der 8ua iih aufael6t bat, auh
mob ben 9eunermdblten bic an Die
Sc1tsene ihrer MproGh,or nnror

wentl Der 8ua iih aufael6t lat, auh
mob ben Heupermdblten bic an bic
SGtnele ihrer @emdder ooran.
Weniser aartfibleno als mir ems
prnolamet m0oerner Wenihen, ut1s
CAB man frlber aud nod ben iebten
yell Der 0ohseitsfeier nit alIerhanb
3eremonien, Die ~beutautage faft Elm
Derta grptest antnuten, BON benen
iih aber loaar Elm tleiner, mer, audi
I1ur iDmb0liiber &eit. biz auf ben
heutigen Sag erbalten Bat. Gs tuor
Ole Negel, DAB niht rlur Die gItern
uuo iDnitiaen 8eruanbten bes Sag
res, ionoern audi Die bDhten Wiir=
oer'trdger ihm oas Geleit bis in's
Grautgemab binein gaben. Dabei
nouaog lih AUDI bier aaes nad peins
llbiter Gillette. Die Wdnner iubr.
ten ben iunaen gbemanr erit in Elm
beionoeres 8immer, balfen ibm beim
Nustleioen uno beim Nnleaen elmer
gelhmafpoaen Nabttoilette, bic Iih
t1e1lt aus einem meiBe,, Rami1ol NIT
Splben. ShlafrDf, B~antofeln uub
Sblafbaube suiammeniebte, mno oas
auerlt ge1annte. infinite &leiounas.
itld iiberreihte linn - cine hphe
@bre = Der nDrnebmite Der Inpe.
ieroen. TO 100 bel Der Dbe1 ermGhns
ten 6Dhaeit in Sranieubura Der
8nrfiirit BON B~ranoenbura ieinem
Shmiegeri0bne, benz &aHelihen Orb.
prtttser. Sarauf mario Der Brduti=
gam ebenio feierlib ins Brautaemah
5urtid9ebradt. 9Drt batten inapi.
iten Die Srauen ieiner iunqen sc.
ntahltu Die glei6en Dien1te perrihtet
uno erft, alS nun Beioe pereint Dor
aler Blifen ruhten, entfernte lih Der
9pf. Bum Nbihieo aber Gberaab
Die iunae Srau ibren1 Batter suopr
ibr Strumpfbano ober perteilte betIeu
ein5elne Stiide AUDI mol an lire
mdnnlihen 8ermanoten. DieIe tuar<
ben lie UNI lire Deaen uno uielen tie
nab ibrer &idtebr CUR Seftaeiea.
lhaft als 8eiben, DAB Der 9ao ieiu
ooraeIhrtebenes gnoe erreiht. Bon
oiefem elm wenis oerben 6ertommen
TT nun cine perfeinerte Spur BIG heu,
tie ilbrig geblieben. SEPT perteilt bic
Sberhofmeiiterin iopie Die 0euper.
mahlten fih auridaesuaen baben, an
Die Gtngelooenen elm @rinnerunas,
seiden oas INNER nod ,,6as
~Strumpfbano" eenannt miro, aber
i,ur elm fleines Seioenz Dber Samts
bdnoden lit, oas Die gbifre Der
Braut nit 8rone unb oas Datum
oes cages in aDloenen 9ettern trdat.
Cine pouitdnbige Gammluna folder
S~trumpfbdnoer auer in Berlin pers
mGblten preuBiiben 8rinaelfinuen
beiib oas Irdiu oes fDnialiden6 aus.
So peroen alter 8rauA uno alte
Site oer 8urfahren nun audi sur
8ronprinsenb0bseit i'm SUM uieoer
neu eriteben :.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-01
MuerIct.

- Sn SEQ. Ill Dauas 5traBe itarb
Srau Houliue 8teienbah BON @ons
uerle i'm Nlter BON 50 Sahren.
= SIN Wtai puroen 1852 Bauer
laubniBlheine auageftent flr @ebauz
lihteiten i'm angeaebenen Werte bon
$47. $40.
Der 5taotc(ert 9enton fertiete
i'm oeraanaenen Wonat 81 Seratss
i9eine aus.
Inter ben 43 @rabuirten Der
0odl9ule, 81 Mdoben uno II 8nas
ben, befinoen iid3 bic folgenoen 9eutz
ihen: @bba 8oie, RuoDlpb 8r0Ds,
Grace 6ed, Belle 6%lIebranot, Hbil.
5. 8feiffer, Sannie s. yeder, War
s.. Beraen, M. gftene 8ergitrDm,
Mtatnie @oloihmtbt. Soma 81. 5ei'
Tia, Nmanba 8unfel. 81. W. 2udenz
bah, Wprtle sc. MDde, emma
HDIe. @aie 6. Shaefer, Ollie Is.
Storm, 2ina Bilo, Ignes 6.
Sdafie.
- Gin reat permabrlDiter Menia
mus Sames $. Duncan iein. Der iein
Sitter auf 16 Satire aneiebt uro einz
aetebt, ben @Onoutteur Der eleftrt.
{hen Gar ppr einieen 0ahten auf
2aurel 6eiabts nit einam Nepoluer
beorobt su baben, in Der Qbii6t, i'm
AT berauber. Ct giebt an, oas @ez
Ihdft 1don felt leinem IL. Sabre be-
trisben au baben. aus retner Wers
ridtbeit, uie er binaufi9te. Inf Die
Iraoe, pb CT Den GDnoufteur be-
rautt baben tpitb De, faus er i'm er<
ihDiier bdtte, antwurtete er faltbli=
tig: @epiB, melhen INTERRUPTED Mir
De bas eenaht baben. Duncan
ftamnt aus Brinceton, Snb., uno
Mil bort Die 6Dhibule beiubt uno
cine 9ebreriteQe e%ingenomr1er baben,
poraus beroDrgebt, oaB er alter lein
muB, als er angiebt.
- Cine nette BeIheerung ftebt
Den Biirgerr BON San IntDniu be-
por. Wabreno leiner Mnpelenbeit
in Wnibingturt erbielt Der Bunoes<
antpalt 1erren pom Solicitor bes
observation-disclosures ben Mufz
trae. aIes 2ano nit Heihlag gu be-
leeer,, rpelhes i'm Gueuit 1858 bon
benz oamaligen 8ablmeiiter Der Nrs
NEE, MtaiDr s. 9. DaibieQ, fir Elm
Waneo BON 500 in ieiner &aife
Der Geaieruna lbertragen pproen
mar. Die @runoftide liegen ale
innerbalb Der Staot uuo fino iebr
mertupG. Die S9ulo lift inoefien
aber aud nit 8inien auf Die 60be
nDr $75, 900 aufgelaufen. Cine Sors
oerung Der Megierung periabrt ni9t
unb tam ieoen Nuaenblid eiaQes
tlagt peroen. Wesbalb maj, oantit
iebDh big beute gepartet bat. nah=
Dem bas gieentum in anoere 6dnoe
iberganeen 1T uno p6uie unihulois
ae nit pieueiht aroBen Berluiten be-
orDbt meroen. oas lift jeoenfaQs cine
mebr als berebtiete Hrage. 9erreu
Eat fih nod nibt bariiber auset=
iprodeu. u1 bas @runbitid liegt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-01
SpHsettsbr1mtbe am premsifdbeu
6UniaShpfe,

@eleaentlih Der 5obaeit oes oeut.
iben 8%rDnprin5en lift es gang intes
reliant, iiH elm uenis NIT ben 6od>
aeitsbraufen am preuBiihen &1nias.
hOfe gu beihaftiaen. SIT oas 2erez
monleu. unter benz Die Trauunaen
an ben europdilben Stritenb6fen
pauaoaen tuerben, in t1auher Sim
itht elnanoer iberan dbnlid, 10 bas
ben iib bod am preuBifhen Sole
Sabrbunoerte binourh einiae beIon.
oere @ebrduhe uno Sitten erbalten,
Die in oieiem Nugenblide oes Sute.
reileS nlbt untpert erlheinen.
@be bic 81 permablenoe BrinaeSSin
ben Bug nab Der aapeQe antritt,
uiro fie NIT oer eiaens bierfir be-
itimmten Brinaeiiinnen. ODER 8raut.
trone geihmidt, Die in oieiem Sale
moi Die &aiierin auf oas 5aupt Der
Braut ibreS SDhnes ieben miro. Das
Die iunge 9er5ogin niht bic er fte med.
lenburgiide Brin5eifin lit. Die bic
preuBiihe Brouttrone trdat. lit ia
our 8enige betannt /; finb bod Die
0duier Wedlenburg uno 9ubens0l.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-01
Werfapptes @edfeIfieber.

etnfafes Wehfelfieber unb beroleihen.
pie Iebt gWeifroben" a%ugeIbrieben tpers
ben, tuurben ppr pielen sSaRren bon ben
alien 8erubaroiner W6nhen eben5n
ld9neu tuie beute eeheilt, uno babel nuss
ten iene nidts bon Mifrpben. Nocterien
uno Mebnlibem. Sci benz erHen gluftre.
ten BON Srofihaueru, @ppfShniers
8idenibmers. 8~erfopfuns unb aIoemei.
mem unbehagen saben 5ie, tuos iebt ola
bic grDBartigen st. 8ernar6's &rauters
piIen" betannt lift, elm, trdftieten bic Sc.
Der, lduterten oas 8lut, r~einieten bic Sc.
faBe non 3~tnoerniien, t1teteu ettpo por.
banoeue Mitrobem uno ihaften oieie unb
oue Gnoeren giftigen Stoffe aug benz
Sbftem.