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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-28

From lEastport, Maine, which is
only on kept from being IN New Bruins:
Wick y tssls BY patriotism and y thin boun:
Diary line through To- 1.-THE last sand.
spit on the south shore Of Florida
lhiessswSlliole Iof the Atlantic$ slope Of The
United States Isl more or less Of a
summer OF q winter$resort. In Maine
The lis movement IS during the summer.
Down this way IL changes with tho
season and the$;wanderers are found
IN wintsF land spring! With the birds
the human family mlgrates. In the
North the iresort idea is not so con.
spicuous everywhere, because other
Industries are 50 Big that the sum:
mers hotel Is not the whole thing, ex.
ceptE at such places as Atlantic City.
which Is Sthefhead and front Of It's
kind lin this country, and probably in
the world. 8
But by the time the bird Of passage
has reached Old Point Comfort ii his
Southern flight, he has entered re:
gion of unrest. From there on dowr
the trails Of the winter resort is most
conspicuous. The milder winter Is
the inducement principally, but along
with the mild weather some sections
Of the Gulf and Coast States are par
ticularly attractive in the winter, and
increase in popularity as they become
letter known. Through the whole
territory from Virginia to Mississippi!
runs a streak of sandy hills few
miles wide, on which a magnificent
variety of pine, called the long leaf, is
found. This pine is the source Of the
turpentine and resin used the world
over. In The Sand Hill Country the
climate is peculiarly modified by a
4 dry air that comes from the sandy
surface When rain falls the, water is
at once absorbed by the porous sand,
and the Hlll man scarcely knows
what is meant by mud. In conse.
quence the ground is always dry and
withEno moisture to give OF to the
air, the humidity seems low. Heavy
fogsS and dews are rare. With a dry
air to temper the weather, both win.
ter and summer the cold is not SO
severe in winter, nor the heat so op.
presslye in summer as in other lati-
tudes farther north. For instance, at
Pittsburg the highest temperature re.
corded by the weather bureau is the
same as the highest recorded in the
North Carolina Sand Hills. In Pitts.
burg In hot weather sun strokes are
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-28

lR1MoNTIls!;P REsS SING Coz, n
Bennett 2 oprietors Soss Monroe
street Securing, "a eing, repairing,
&c. Rates 81 80 per month Quick
work. Phones. Wagon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-28
a.. WlLsoM 3i.i
y h &c. Golden Voiced Tenor to Visit.
I, ~ Fairmont.; Il s,s.l III, u

THE Watch On the Rhine,', an
attraction rich and touching il
heart interest, startling in situations
and extremely thrilling and mirth
provoking in climaxes, is the Offering
at the Grand Opera House, Nvednes;
daysevening, April $5th5f 1905. IA III
58 Il. \ This play Is presented by sidney;
R: Ellis, fayorably known IL for8S Ills
other sumptuous productions: n The
scenes Of THE Watch on$the5 Rhine
are laid on the banks Of the river
Rhine asstream famed in legend and
story, both for its beauty and roman;
I! tlc history, some Of which has been
deity ls'tltl & woven into this drama
Through the medium OF the play
\ MI, Ellis / introduces singing ( star Star;
whose appearance In the theatrical
ornament fills "a long feltSswant All.
through the exquisite richness Of his
voice and the grace Of NJ his acting
mas mass ecome a household word. Mr..
al. IF Wilson the artist In question.
who has been termed by competent 20 rlpst 81,
critics, The Golden Voiced Singer
has youth, physical n grace; humorr,I
agility, a knowledge OF the way way; Is Is
speak lines fectively and a singing
voice that would carry his imperso,..
nation even were he less generously
equipped in other ctions. MI.
Wilson sings ballads with rare feel
Ing and his voice has that ssympathet,
tcqualityst that Isl above, beyond and
wholly out Of reach gof all-being ma
Il lures rlr own and Einest imable and most
rare gift. Mi. Wilson has ample op OF
!portunity IN he latch & On. tie iv
Rhine to introd aceS IN ss tender
Il touching ana true songs So dear ID
every mother, wife and sweeth
SIX new songs each one OF the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-28

1 - a !a.ot oNSu auiS LIZ SSl
trace Of such a thing as heat prostra.
tion in the North Carolina Sand Belt.
The winters are made mild By the
southern latitude, by the sand (Which
warns up under the winter SUM and
by the tempering Influences OF the
Gulf Stream-that wonderful cur.
rentaof water that flows from tile
Gulf Of Mexico, up along the; Caro-.
lima coast across the Atlantic, TO
give England the climate OF Virginia
in the latitude of Labrador. Flow.
ers blossomed last winter in the
woods and gardens around Southern
Pines until the latter part Of Janu.
airy, when some of the northern
weather at last swoeped down and
put an end to It for awhile. Peach
trees are occasionally in blossom by
the middle Of February, and some.
times they are sorry for IL So
much for the climate.
| ~ B. &. i u .
The northern man is finding that
through the Sand Belt he can find a
mild winter, and he sends his family
this way to get away from the cold,
lust as he sends them to the sea and
to the mountains in summer to get.
away from the heat. From the Vir.
a q
GINA line to Florida the crowds flock
down in fall and winter, staying IN.
til spring, and the whole aspect Of
the South in that time Is as much Of
the North as Of the South.
One of the principal points in pops
ularlty is Southern Pines. It is
favored by many Pennsylyanians,.
about two hundred of them being
here this winter, many Of them for
the season, and some Of them for
but short visit, The town has
grown up solely as a home for
northern people The Inhabitants
Of southern nativity are extremely
few. Since the Yankee came, fruit
farms and vineyards have been es.
tablished, from which considerable
revenue Is deprived, but, the bulk Of
the population is Of people who find
their income at the North and come
this way for the comforts Of exist.
ence instead Of the profit.
Southern Pines is handsome
town, for tho Yankee who is making
himself a winter home, would not
make any other kind. Schools,
churches, electric lights, water
system which provides good sand.
stone water-the best in the world
good hotels, and all sorts Of things,
had to be. The Yankee with means
would tolerate nothing short Of It II
Each particular community is Of
Its own kind. Southern Pines is
populated by people Of comfortable
means. Over at Pinehurst, half a
dozen miles away, the bigger wallets.
are more numerous, for there man,
must must let SO of his money freely If
he does no more than turn around a
lew times. Down at Aiken the
mrillionaires ride their horses into
the posto:nce, and !, in other ways,
show that: money must be respected:
above all other things. Up at Old!
Point the Army and Navy congre.
gate and give an arlstocratic tone to
the scene.
The average man picks a place:
like Southern Pines, where the rules
are, SO as you please, and where
you can buy quail two for quarter
If you can't shoot them. Such a
community makes an interesting
one to watch. The theory among
mankind Is that Heaven is a place
where folks will not have much to
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-28

IsIo viii A. intes esting ID Aee Tie
moline nan when he gets tketss;
Jos Tie first days after the
STRANGER /. artIyes DIT y southern win
terint; town Ne rsmble ab6ut, en tersi
tsainet by The move Sof What shss
sees, Then NE; gins 10 drop Iii. sati
the stat ion ia see the trains 81 out
He hangs around where golf games
are in progress, i and takes a hand
(sort Of sheepishls sat the ScroGuet
games. He IS & too old for tennis
bue he drops$into euchre and whist.
Then he begins to take walks 81 out
tile country roads, and among the
pines trees he finds a surprising In:
terest. The forests seem always to
have "a fascination, especially where
they are& diversified by old plantas
tons, excellent springs punches Of
quail and things OF that sort, Hence
the stranger grows to the habit OF.
walks and horseback rides all over
the country, and before he has been
long at "a southern winter town he
has become more or$less Of a rider.
The women ride too--on$ mems sad.
dies, Willie the posture Is queer at
first sight, you soon get used ito It.
for side saddles are rare. 4 |. have not
seen one for over a year. except
hanging in the barn.; but women are.
riding here all the time.
The stranger gradually falls on.
ways ohkeep him; reasonably busy,
and keeping busy he Is happy.
Those who cannot occupy the time
become extremely restless and GRO
chiefly. At this season Wild flowers
are In blossom, and parties throng,
the woods picking arbutls, which
grows in profuslon. These flowers
are sent to friends In the North in
enormous quantities. somestimes
two or three extra pouches are nee,
essary TO carry away the mall In the
arLntls season, and when lit is re-
membered that It goes out in three
Or four ounce boxes, tie quantity can
be imagined. The stationery store
does q large trade In boxes made.
especially for mailing flowers.
The southern winterlng resorts
are remarkably free from Sickness
owing to the mild weather and the
dry warm sand. SO the women and
children thrive amazingly. For
these gods of the household the
Sand Belt is a paradise.
1T is apparent that the causes
which have made at Southern Pines
q thrifty northern communlty5wilI
extend the Importance OF athe place,
aswell as Of other towns Of like pur.
pose all down the coast. But North
Carolina being in the mild zone, and
also nearer tie busy and populous
centers Of the North, seems likely to
be the region most favored It begins
to look as II: the Yankee would 5ulti.
mately have three homes-one,
where he earns his money, one
where he sends his family in summer
and one to shelter them in winter.
Tie American rs a character.
BIoNs H.&BUTLER,
Southern Pines, N. c. Z
CHRIST CHURCH Il fLENTENii-i SEP.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-28
,:.""An n or Orphans pra 3


While IAN Y Orphans Prayer,,s
which will be seen at the Grand
Opera House Friday, March 31st
Is q pastoral comedy telling al de
lightful story, it also contains many
thrilling dramatic situations and at
least one real sensation. This fea
ture, a climax Of stage realism ii
the Cracking Of an immense. steel
vault; in which crook has un'
Intentionally been Imprisoned n Two
setlred professional craftsmen dc
the drilling and blowing inSfnll view
of the audience, and tie narrow es
cape from death Of the imprisoned
inmate, creates q positive sensation
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-28
1.-Two EMerry,, Tra,!m!l,lp,s,.e:

az,
Two Merry Tramps as presented
by by Wood q Wards big company 4
not one Of the ordinary melodra
matte type Of tramp plays, but
strictly q musical farce comedy with
a thread Of a plot that Fenced mot
bother their head 70 follow The MI;
slcal numbers which are taken from,
all the latest standard operas
y together. SO as ITO make I'd
complete musical comedy. Among
the people who are especially engag
ed for this production are the Ben,
nett Sisters, Myra Jefferson Geo.
THOMPSON, Burt Walker John Cay,
Tor. Arthur Wood 5and the Sisters
I. p['!i!dliwinks;-with a p chorus ofSlRel!
trained voices. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-28

Welt Known Eye Specialist ln4 City.
4 Dr. Frank, the I eye specialist, is in
town Z, testing eyes and fitting glasses,
his speclalty All kinds Of glasses
a1nlade Sto order on short notice at rea;
ssonable prices. at the Marietta
Hotel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-28

Some nice lots ON Hamilton Hill for
sale. M O. good bargain. H:SH. Ian
ham III; !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-28

4 RMo NTsIc e AND FUEL co.,
N; N. Foster. Manage "A q,
0dice-z30 4 Main street PhonesF.
g u N. Y 1898 !: Bell 1882. n:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-28

ERNEST stilNt; X
Barber, No. sl4 Fourth ST. 9Th Ward.
sAll work arttstically done. Eighteen
$yearss perience Agent for Laundry.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-28

See the ready.to-wear hats at Jol.
llffe's Wednesday and Thursday. # K
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-28

How about having sas baby picture
staken? See Howard, n he photogrS-
#pher, IS o. lain sire et. I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-28

IN uNTAiMI STATE PREsslNaS co.
q. 3 FIELD rietor. u nv
Cleaning dyeing, pressing and repair.
Ing s2s Main street, up stairs. Nj
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

AlRiM Of VI TE o, sit.I y# III
81 6173 N rchant street. y
Granite Sand Que nsware. Special
Teas, Spices, Re fned 4 Cotfee's and
Attenti lion to Custom rs. = s55ss
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NlerIet.

Sc oerlautet, oaB Die &ou1-
milton fir Boli5ei uno Seuecmebr
uno Wapor gauaeban fib auf Die
fplgenoeu grnennuugen aeeinist bas
ben: Capt. Sames so. 8an &iper,
BDliseidef; Bbil. Brtabt. gbef Der
Seueruehr.
Die ct. Souls, 8romnsoile
uno Wtericp Balm bat iebt AUDI BDits
oienlt. Dies maGt Die NniteDuna
BON smei @lertS nDtmenoig.
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lungsgeieQibaft" uiro elm &pmite
nah Weritu ididen. um Dem Brdit=
benton Dias Die 8eteill9une Der &es
publit an unierer QusftelIuns an 8
6ers su leeen.
8um /. SUM- an felt bic Mran=
las BaB Babn einen oiretten Baia,
giersuasB ertebr apiihen San Mntos
nip uno &errpiqe Der. Die 8Iae
per(aiien Gan Nntunio tdelib nm
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nahm. eort ab uno iinb um 6:45 in
San WntDnio.
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ftarb IN ieiner 8obnune 81 Muitine
StraBe @uftau WeBel. CT par felt
pieleu Sabren Elm Biirser oieier Staot
uno binterldBt cine sahlreihe 6amilie.
9err Sionen W. Weib, Der Bes
itber 6es @lectrie Bart. in peldem
iid3 bas Sommer Tbeater befiubet,
gab am Treitag abeno ben Wttafie'
bern Der Breiie Elm Banquet. 6err
u. @ugenbeimer. Der giaentimer
bes Ilamu Sotel, bate oafiir Elm
a4sseseihnetes Wenu %geliefert.
8. 6, 3qrner in &aniaa gitu
1T in Berbineung nit BET hiefigea
2otterie unteriudung ebenfaQs in
Nnflage5uitanb berieht moroen.
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fitalienhanoluna uOn 9bos. Cog
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men: She's tie Smeeteit @irl tbai
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.Tbe Ganbg @irl", ppm Tbus, ..
Wbite, oas ~eritere elm reiaenbes 2ieb.
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Beioe 9ompDittiunen baben eineu
er0Ben Nntlang gefunben unb man
beetle fih fie au erlangen, ebe iie Der
ariffen fino.
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giuer MelounQ aus Wiesbaoe

giner MelounQ aus Wiesbaoen
snfplae bat Der betanate gbirurg uno
Gbefar5t Der 0eieaidaft pom MOten
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beaangen. Or bate an1eblih lhDn
friiber mebrfab ben Beriub gemaht,
feinem 4eben EN- gnoe Az bereiten.
ueber ben Bemeglruno Der Eat 1T in
Der Depeihe niht8 angeaeben.
Sn 9armftaot bates unqebeu,
res Iufieben erreat. baB Der bisber
alaemein geachtete Brpfe1ior Der
8erabautunoe gbelius in Saft aea
netnmen lit. 0ab Nngabe Der We.
BORDEN ltebt er i'm Ueroadt. Sittlid.
teits' Werbreben begangen Al babe1.
@u8 Srantfurt a. so. BAT fih
Wleranoer Sdmarsihilo. Snbaber
Der 8antfirma Weier & Ghmara,
ibilo. auf uno oapor gernaht. Cine
Oberflablibe unterluhuna Der Biz
cher bat ergeben, oaB bic 8aliioa uns
aefahr smei Wigionen Wart betra.
gen. 8erfeblte SpetulatiDnen foDen
ben Ruin berbeisefiibrt baben.
Der ieitberiae electromagnetic
iioent in 8afiel. b. TrDit. 1T sur,
Disqualification oer Hrppin3 Bran.
oenburg ernannt wDroen als gtah.
f0laer oes unldnait an Die Spite ses
preuBiihen Winiiteriums bes Snnern
berufenen Or. b. 0etbman1 . 0on.
neg. @raf Glbreht 8ercg b. 8ern=
itorh. Der bisheriae Boli3eiprdiioent
in Botsoam. erbdlt an Trott's Steue
ben BDften oes 8eaierunass BrGfi.
oenten in &aiiel. /.
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g E-as.

Wm T., s. uno 9. September
tlnoet in Rerruiqe Die idbrlihe auss
itelung fat.
Or. anapp, Der 8%eaierungs.
grperte. bofft, oaB in Solae oes fpa.
ten Srabiabrs Der 8oQ : @eeuil in
otelem Sabr nibt 10 pief Ghaoen ans
ridteu lueroen mie friiber. Soffent-
tib irrt er fth nid}t.
8ie aus Muitin aemeloet miro,
bat unier @DuDerneur aud in Der
augemeinen BemiuieungsbiQ cine
Wtenge Srrtiirner uno Jebler entoedt.
Gin 8ienenslbter in ber 0dbe
BON Veeoiue bat angeblib oDn elmer
0ew Oorter hemilben Tabrit cine
BeiteHuna auf 10000 Bieneu=S Stu
beln erhalten. aus melder Die Yes
teller cine Wr3nei asgen ben Mbeu.
matismus heriteqen mpQen. Be
tanntfib gift oas Bienengift ihDn
lett alter8her fir elm poraiglihes
Wtittef geaen rbeumatiihe &rantbei<
ten.
Neufid3 fanb cine Negerin in
Der ytabe BON Baris beim Bftlgen
in ibrem Iel6e cine &iite nit ipani.
lden Si(bermin3en. Dle Sfrau mar
liber ben S@ab natiirlib iebr er
frent. leioer bat bic Treuoe niht large
aeoauert, oenn cine aenauere Inter.
luduna aei8te, oa6 Die Silberitade
EalSisate ieien. Go mareu oeriil
bate aupfermiinseu. Iub Die
Yraaft6de. nit oeuert fte 9emabt
waren. fanoen it'd in Der @ilte.
Gin Salidmiinaer batte offenbar lein
5anomertaseug unb ieine GurrGte
bort o~ereraben. BUR 8eit oes Bur.
gevtrieaes i0Qen Diele rahgemabte
alts tpaniihe @eloitlde in iener Sc.
aeno in umlauf geueien fem.
Was Dallas tommt bic Nab.
riht, oaB bic Bunoes @ranbiurp
geaen iehs Bantiers in MeftsEeras
cine Inflaee auf 8erlebung Der Bum
oesgeiebe fir Rationglbaaesn eebo=
ben babe. Bic Anflaeen iDuen in.
B~erbinhung NIT ben Mnoelegenbeis
ten Oct Wmerican NatiDnal Bant tn
Nbilene ftehen.
Nnf Der 9pnn 8anh in Gbleis
der g0untD, ungefdbr funfaia Wei.
len BON San Wn9elD. muroe pQr einis
gen 9agen bog Wlhnbaus aurm et.
Hen WiEbelftWrm aeritDrt,
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sir oteie g8elt urs BITE mabne

iagt DR.. Mberuetbp, ieien stpei Dinge pon
N6ten; fur biefe Nelt ben 3eib offen unb
fir bic ndhite bas @epiiien rein an err
halten. @enn Der 4eib burb 9eiunbe
9dtigteit Der 4eber often erbalten tpirb.
10 bate er @edbt. 8pr nieten Sabren Bee
tpabrten bic ct. 8ernbarbtner M1nhe
bic @efunbbeit bon 2euten bur@ bas,
mas iebt nls st. Bernaro's &rduter>
8ilen" betannt 1T, unb bieie regulierer
bic 4eber, reinigen bas 8lut un6 entferr
men aug benz Spitem ale abgeforbenen
unb gifti9en StDffe. Gieie H;len ftehen
ais elm ber<Reautierunes~W ittel uners
reidbt ba.
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man nab Der gntiheibuna uuo iiebt
oanrt au ieinem gritaunen. oaB oas
9ar nibt auf Die lhlebtert
@igenihaften oe8 @eieBes bin ents
ihieoen bat. ionoern auf iraeno einen
Sormfebler bin, Der in Wirtltbtelt
aana Dbne Beoeutun9 mar.
uns fdut BEL oieier 5ilbeniteherel
immer Die fDflibe @eibihte aus
&euter's Sransoientio elm, pon benz
@untratt. ben Der alte Wlaer WoB
nit Der Mmtspernaltune abgeihloIs
len bat, benz oerbdranisuoQen
5dreibfebler oes Srit Sablmanr
uno Der aenialen gntideioune oes
alten Imtsbauptmanns 8eber. Ser
aontratt lautet. baB Der Wtiiler fir
ieoen S@effel Webl, ben er mablt,
cine MaB als Mabaobn beanipru9en
tam. 5rib Sablmann ihreibt Den
&Dntratt ab unb. 9uftifus, ber er tit,
ftatt elmer rMab" Mebl, ibreibt er
einen .,Sheffet". Somit lautet Der
aontratt. baB Der MiilIer fir ieoen
Sheffel Webl, ben ct mablt. einen
SheffeI ais Wabuobn beanipru@
dJen Tam. Ser alte WHqer erfennt
natlrfid %iofort, baB bier Elm Sdreib.
fehler %porlieat. aber Der Iblaue Stats
berr 0erie lberreoet i'm iid itrift an
ben Bortlaut beg Gontrattes 81 ball
ten; oenn Der Mmtsbauptmanai ieIaer
babe ia seiaat: ,Wat ibrewea is,
ia ldreuen, b. E. tpie's geidrieben
ftebt, 10 muB es seiheben. Der
Wluaer liiBt ii1 iiberreben. bebalt
oas inn gum Wahlen 9eianote Sc
treble uno beaabft feline Gmuloen oa-
nit. @nblih tomr1t Die SADIE pDr
benz Wmtsbauptmanu Weber gum
Nustras. Ser MiQer tegt ieinen
Gontratt por uno beitebt aui bic
u6rtlibe Nusfibrung beifelben. Der
alte 6err b6rt ibn rubig an. ruff
banr leiner ssriB Sablman1 berein,
aiebt i'm am Obrldpphen uor uno
lagf ~ tpm: mSagM Ou pal On
oDrh Dine Sliid9ti9fett oSr Hn1eel
aaritt.t belt. MI itrtet' NAL oat Mnfi
Sbefel" ut I'M ld9rietu "WfaB
oDrdutper. uno oarllt war one
Safe abgemadt uno Wfiiler SoB
ttuBte oaa Soon 1eaa1len. SDr an'
ferer1 @eritten miiroe &c lei1lert Hro'
aes bbbif wabrifetnlih getpDritlen
baben.-
Sieie Unditabene 9laaberel lit. wte
aeiaat. oaS Shllmr1lte bel Der go
DE: oer1r1 geraoe ite r1abt Den eln'
artff Der @erlhte letbt li1o aeraoe tie
1T es AUDI. NIT oeretl 0ulfe 10 UNI
enollh OFT Ole berefttater Wunl@e
oeS WolteS Derettelt meroer. 90 gteoi
eS nun. urilerer Wtelritrla, Elm oar9'
aug tutrtiar1es Wlttel, man t1uB ole
Weiebe IN elrle eir1fadbere Sorm ortnz
gen. oar1it ieoer erteri1er tam, mas
tie iaeerl. uno r1ldt crit bur1oert NuS'
leger nDtig itno. Die Giles nt0gllfe in
Die oeritlungener Sdke bi1eittges
hetmnihen. @tntab utto t!ar, Damn
ruiiroet tptr ntbt thinner er1t gerldt'
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Qorb 6eIbprne. Der frit.

2oro Selborne. Der frii6ere
erite 2oro Der britiihen Aomiralit1t
nno Wabfolaer oes 2oro Milner ala
6i9b %Gommiiii0ner in Sib. Mfrita,
lit in Der 9apitabt eingetrofen unb
entbufiaitiih b%emilfDmmt. Gtabt
uuo Shife maren nit Jlaagen be-
f0riert uno BON ben Sorts umo ben
3rlegsihifen muroen GalutldliIe
abgefeuert. Sn grmiberung auf bic
BegrlBungsaoreiie bes Wiagors laas
te 2Oro @elborne, &c munld3e alien
oenen gu helfen, melhe ben Srieoen,
Die Hrosperitdt uno ben syurtfhritt
oes 2anoes miinIdten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-20
Gtue Serbe Mmttport

erteilt Der Marine. Sefretdr Worton
Der n6umaneG pcietp pom @a(uefton,
Die feb bel ibm iiber bic }Hmdblihe
B~ehanoluRg betlaate, bic Der Wann.
ihaft oes 3reu5ers .@alpefton" BON
benz &apitdu oes Sbiffes gu Teil
aemuroen lit. Bundhft bemertt Der
Setretdr, oaB Die @eieqibaft 10 hoe.
Mig pun Warine > Wngeleeenbeiter
nno pom Departement ueritebt. oaB
iie lire Ruibrift an Us. $. Mopbp
ols Marine 9 Setretar riHtete, Der
ihon iber Elm Sabr aus benz Mmte
lit. Wenn aber bic Nntlaaen auf
Wabrbeit beruben. baB Die Wann.
Ihaften iih ON 2anoe ungebnbrlih
dnHlibrten, TO mar Der Gapitdn nur
su iebr berebtiat, iharfe Strafen
iiber tie 81 Derbdngen; er bdtte iih
iogar elmer B1ihtperlGumnis ihu(s
big aeTaaht, bdtte er oies nidt ae.
tan. uno menr ee ferner rpabr lit.
onB bic 2eute einen ftdottlfen Erie.
Fbensbeamten in Uniform nuf Dem
Shiff an1riffen. 10 mar teine Gtrafe
au iAuer fiir iie. Die Borgdnqe
5eieten eben, oaB es rebt bDie Gles
mente unter Der 8emannung 6es
Sbiffes aiebt, aeute. Die riiht in bic
Marine gebDren. Das Departement
beoauert Die Iorf6lIe lebbaft uno
Unfit hn6 ffp melt ifhprfriphct morz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-20
9nrdb 0pnamtt serettet.

Wan6mql miro cine brennenbe Stabt
enrd Sprensen NIT 9Dnaait il 9ertttet,
banit bic 6lammen iid ni6t ausbreiten
fbnneu unb 5utueilen balt Der Suiten 10
lonse an, baB man 9bnamit anipenpen
m6d,te. 3. Z. @rap non CALHOUN. Ga, /,
i9reibt; Wsine 5rau bate einen idues
rem Suiten, Der iie Die sau5e &abt mad.
belt, sic nabm 9r, Sings @eue @nt.
beduns fir Suiten unb Grfdltung unb
wurbe sebeilt. 8n haben bel s, &alteper
& Son, Geo. s. s. Ghmiot, @isent.
unh No. 9reiB, Yreis so Cts. unb 81,
aarantiert. BrObeflaide frei,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-20
Wettlaut uttt Dem gppe.

Scr COB uabte idnea" idresbt
&alpb S. 6eraanbe5. Tampa, gta, lin
Solse BON Qeberleioen llno SerSfranf=
beit, Die mir ben Gttaf reubten uno
mir oas Snterefie am aeben nabmeu.
SD gatte @ieles periubt, biz id @lec=
trie Bltters sebraudte. Nah orei Ia.
gen fiolte id Mid luie elm reuer Mann
nno 6eute bin i'd polfommen sebeilt."
gu ba6eu bel S. &alteper & Son, Geo
5. S. S6miot. gisent., unh 40. Dreib
Yrels SO gts,