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and phone lines were severed during
the night
Great excitement prevails here as a
| result of the startling news from
Sveaborg, and there is the greatest
apprehension regarding the situation
| at Cronstadt, as there is little doubt
that the rising of the garrison of the
Gibraltar of the Baltic was a prema-
ture attempt to execute a widespread
conspiracy which involved seizing
the fortresses of Sveaborg, Cron-
revolving Black Sea and Baltic
fleets. The chief point now in doubt
is whether or not the main part of
the Baltic feet has joined in the re
bellion. A telegram alleged to be
from the commander of the fortress
of Sveaborg has been received, say
ing: @The entire crews of four war
ships have mutinied.' If the Royal
squadron joins the mutineers there
is little nope of regaining possession
of the Sveaborg fortress.
Constitutional Democrat Killed.
ST. Petersburg, Aug. IN. Herzen-
stein, former member of the outlaw
ed parliament, in which he was a
prominent leader of the Constitution
al Democrats, has been assassinated
at his country home near Terioki,
Finland, by men in the pay of the
Black Hundred organization. He was
shot while walking along the sea
shore with his wife and daughter
The daughter was wounded in the
hand. The murderers escaped Herr
enstein was of Jewish descent and
wealthy. His attacks on the minister
of finance in the lower house of par
Lament attracted widespread atten-
ton.
st. Petersburg, (6:30 p. m.) Aug.
Telephone communication with
Cronstadt has been restored A mes
sage to the Associated Press an
nounced hat no disturbances occur
red there during the day.
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STILL FIGHTING TODAY
Lat Dispatches Show That the Battle
is Still On.-Looks Like a Prelimi-
nary to the Impending Revolution
Excitement at st. Petersburg.

Helsingfors, Finland, Aug. 1.-The
| fight between the mutineers and 10y
al troops was waged during the
night Cannonade was heavy, the fir
| ing of guns furnishing awe inspiring
spectacle to thousands lining points
of vantage on observation hill.
mand the forts on Nicholas island,
which were engaged in a duel with
Sandham's formidable masked bat
teries. At ten O'Clock this morning
they were exchanging broadsides at
ten minute intervals Order has been
restored at Skatude island, where
11O sailors and IL citizens have been
disarmed. No cruisers are visible.
Troops are expected here, but they
are delayed by the destruction of the
roadway at several points. The town
is quiet and business proceeding, but
the workmen are on a strike
The naval squadron including the
battle ship Slava, is reported to have
sailed this afternoon from Reval for
Sveaborg The telegraph buildings
here and the barracks and cathedral
h. hod hv fire
of eleven-inch guns There was a pan
ic all day yesterday among the sum-
mer residents on the islands of the
archipelago, owing to the fall of
stray bullets and shells which caus-
ed a number of casualties among
| them. For more than a week the rev
olutionists have been distributing
among the troops parliamentary man
ifestoes, and it is reported that on
Sunday fifteen hundred soldiers took
oath to fight ON the side of the
people.
| The news of the revolts here has
caused the greatest excitement at
| Cronstadt, especially in view of the
report that mutiny of crews of the
war ships was proceeding at Cron
stadt and that the revo1utionists
were working hard to persuade the
troops there to mutiny. Precautions
hoc, 1ry fob hxr fhn iac
at Cronstadt. The breech-blocks oi
the guns on some of the war ships
were removed, while a detachment Of
troops were sent on board othel
ships.
Helsingfors G p. m.)-Heavy can
nonading is in progress at Sveaborg
showing that the fight for possession
of the main fortifcation is still il
progress 1t is impossible from ths
shore to ascertain the exact situation
The damage to the branch line to vi
borg has been repaired and reinforce
ments of troops are arriving here
1t is hoped the mutiny will soon b.
quelled In response to the call fo
a general strike only the employees
of private factories have gone out.
Telegraph and Phone Lines Cut.
st. Petersburg, Aug. 1--Cronstad
is cut OF from communication wit
St Petersburg. Both the TELEGRAPH
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For an evening of pleasure at
tend the Bess May MacClane
reading next Thursday night.
u. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(locaI Repor4.)

observation taken at a. m.)
Roswell, n. M, Aug. 1.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., so; min, 62; mean, 76.
Precipitation, 90; wind S. E., veloci-
ty miles; weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs
day; cooler Thursday
Forecast for New Mexico:
Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs
day, with showers and cooler in the
north portion; cooler in southeast
portion Thursday.
N. WRIGHT.
Omcial In Charge.
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NO INCREASE OF UPRISING.
President Diaz Unable to Find An
Cause for Great Alarm.

PrGSi0GnC OidZ Onap1G TO Ftn0 ANY
Cause for Great Alarm.
Washington, Aug. 1.-The State
Department has received the follow
ing dispatch from Ambassador
Thompson at Mexico City: 3&The
statements in American papers to
the effect that the uprising against
Americans is gaining ground is en-
tirely unfounded. President Diaz as
sures me that he is unable to find
cause for the alarming interviews
and statements reported to have
been given out by Americans return
ing to the United States from Mexi-
co. The Mexican government, how
ever, because of the alarming stories
put in circulation, is vigilant to the
last degree, and should disturbances
develop at any point the offenders
will be dealt with as their cases may
merit.
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Another prospect well is to be drill
ed in the prospective oil field twelve
miles east of Roswell. The Home Oil
Company of Roswell this morning
closed contract with the Parker
Drilling Company, of Marion Ind, by
which the drillers are to put down a
we'll 1900 feet deep. The work is to
be commenced as soon as the machin-
cry can be set up on the ground and
the contract stipulates that the COM
pany will forfeit the certified check
for $500 which they nave deposited
as evidence of good faith if the ac-
tual drilling is not commenced within
sixty days. The parties connected
expect to see the drilling started with
in six weeks
The prospect well will be drilled
on the property of the Home Oil Com
pany of Roswell east of the Pecos
i4NCl AhO uOlS Will D0 SIdfICu dl
some distance from the prospect we'll
of the Roswell Oil Company, now be-
ing drilled, but the company is not
ready to announce just where the
drilling will be done.
The Parker Drilling Company, the
contracting driller is an old and sue
cessful company. They have been in
have put down 140 producing oil wells
r. H. Nook, who has been here sew
eral days securing the contract, left
this morning for Marion, Ind, to SUI
perintend the loading of an immense
be sunk. The rig will have the pow
er of drilling 5000 feet. The Home
able contract, and so sure are the
drillers that they will give satisfac-
a.antee a hole. In other words the
Home Company takes no responsible
ty and will get well 1900 feet deep
or will not nave to pay for the work
The Parker Company is responsible
and can be depended upon. Their
certified check for $500 that is on de
posit in Roswell shows that they
uooan h,,cinoCc
The Home Oil Company of Roswell
is composed of RoswelPs most con
servative business men. Following
are some of the stock holders and ui
rectors:
E. A. Cahoon, Cashier of the FRS
National Bank of Roswell, Jno w
Poe, President of the Citizens Banl
of Roswell; A. Pruit, President of tn,
Joyce-Pruit Co., of Roswell and Carls
bad, N. NJ; H. F. Smith, Manager o
the P. v. Lumber Co., of Roswell
C. S. Busch, Capitalist of New On
leans, Louisiana; G. G. Newberry. Ca
itanst, of Chicago, H.; Robert Kells
hin, Postmaster, of Roswell, N. M.
w. M. Atkinson, County Commission
er, Roswell, N. M: X. s. Woodruff
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1t will be q real treat---that
recital of Bess May MacClane
next Thursday evening. 26-tf
Garcia Gets 20 Cents for Wool

Garcia Gets 20 Cents for Wool.
Frank Garcia, the well known wool
grower, is in from the western part
of the county. He has sold his cN@,
amounting to $4,000 pounds, to Ed
Seay, at the securing mills, for 20
cents per pound. Mr. Garcia consid-
ers his wool about the cleanest and
best in the entire territory
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candidates against him and he re-
ceived about one-third of the total
vote polled. The race between sever
al other candidates for state officers
and between candidates for congress
was so close that some of them will
convention
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PEONAGE IN FLORIDA.
Letter Received From Man in Turp-
entne Camp Begging Aid.

New York, Aug. Another man
who had been terribly beaten has
returned from Florida with story
ceived from a man there begging aid.
There were fifty immigrants who are
known to have started for the Flori-
da turpentine camps within the last
six months who have not been heard
of since.
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Will Hold Wool for Twenty Cents

R. Graftenreid was in from El Yeso
today and reports that he has 1900
pounds of fine wool clipped from his
f1ocks in Chaves and Guadalupe coun-
is here interviewing the local buy
ers He says it is an extra fine clip,
and ne proposes to hold it until he
gets 20 cents per pound. He has new
er yet lost by holding his wool for
good price, he says. His is the
fourth largest clip in this section of
New Mexico.
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ENTERS INTO CONTRACT FOR A
Fifteen HUNDRED FOOT
WELL.
PREPARATIONS STARTED

Contract was Made with the Parker
Drilling Company, of Marion. Ind,
and Drilling Must be Commenced
Within Sixty Days.-Driliing Com
pany Has Long and Successful Ca
reer.
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Idaho Republicans.

Pocatello, Idaho, Aug. 1.-When
the Republican state convention met
here today there was every indica-
tion that a compromise ticket would
be put through, and that the con-
vention would endorse w E. Borah
for the U. S. Senatorship, Frank R.
Gooding for Governor and Burton
Lee French for congressman. Fifty
or sixty delegates from northern and
eastern Idaho decided to put an op-
position ticket in the convention cen
tering their strength on DR.. Hugh
France, of Wallace, for governor.
In mis- address Temporary Chair
man Barber referred to his determi
nation to uphold Governor Gooding
The convention applauded this state
ment, which was accepted as having
reference to the fight with the West
ern Federation of Miners.
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The WOmeu's Club is the ben
eficiary of the recital of Bess
May MacClane next Thursday
night. 26-tf
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Kodak work promptly, neatly and
done at Walton's Studio
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A Car Load of Kaffir Corn
Just received. Roswell Produce &
Seed Co. 2Stf
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Walton takes all kinds and sizes
of photographs. 29tf
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Bess May MacClane recites
under the auspices of the WOm-
ems Club next Thursday night.
Don't miss it 26-tf
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HEARST IN new YORK

Buffalo Delegation Will Be for Him,
and Think He Will Win.-No Re-
turns From Texas Primaries Except
by Mait.-Contest Not Ended.
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STATE
CONVENTIONS

REPUBLICANS IN IOWA AND IDA.
HO MAKING NOMINATIONS.
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Buffalo for Hearst.

New York, Aug. 1.-The Democrat
ic state committee voted today to
hold the next state convention at
Buffalo, September 25th. w. ]. Con-
ners, of Buffalo, said the whole Buff
falo delegation would be instructed
for Hearst for governor. and that no
thing could prevent his nomination.
For some reason unknown, perhaps
because of incompleteness, the Asso-
ciated Press failed to send the Rec
ord the returns of the Texas prima-
ries Monday-and thus we learned
about how many people there are on
our subscription list who wanted that
particular news more than they want
ed to hear any other The returns
so far as learned by mail indicate
that Campbell has the best of it for
governor-but has not a majority, sc
the contest must finally be fought
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and phone lines were severed during
the night.
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Nn oas Yublttnlll.

Die sJreie Breiie fir geras" uirb
on iiber $50 9oitDffieen perianot. uni
bat cine grORe 8erbreitune in Der
@abbar. Republit Werit0, i'm Snbia.
aers9erritpriunl unb Otlabuma.
Sbr GirfulatiDnssgebiet in Teraa
erftredt fib nun @alneitOn bis binaui
nab GenliOn, Dom duBeriten Often
Bis nab GI asalu i'm fernen Weiten;
es idlieBt ielbituerftdnolidb NIT be.
ionhers sahlreihen 2eiern oas bitbts
befieoelte Wittel. .9eras anb ben Siio.
weften elm. Nub in WeritD 5at fie
cine arDhe 9erbreituna.
Stset Neiienee itno beftdnbie,
iabreiu, iabraus i'm SntereIIe oes
8lattes unterweas uno fiibren benz.
felben i'm 8erein init unlereu riibri.
gen 2otal Qaenten fertm6breno
neue 2eier au.
Sin Gnbstrabt bieier 9batiaben III
bic ~Treie Breiie", rpD es iidb oarnr,
banoelt. Die beutfbe 8ep6lteruna gu
erreiGea. oaS bette Mnseiae Wse,
ntum ina gtaate TeraS.
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felte iidb Gauesi6aIisr aiif bas 0ias
terhoupt. .0enn 5lt stuem 5aufttampf
mare i'd gerabe IN meiner jesigen Ger
fafung iA peiB nidt. es 1T mir 10
etmas flau uno 5as1aft gu sinn :,
i6 mo6ts an ltebittn i9tafen geben.
.Ddrsn @ie bod oa obtn 3dsbaft
getpeien. Sic tpuroe sornig uno ibrs
Nugen funteIten nalber oa natiirIih
tporen STE unberf9Gmt uno nubttn
nleine GdmGde aus, Der rinties
mannl Mas boben 81. nun bon bem
RuB? $50 noh iiberbiss msin edna.s
@eIi1i Did nit Qanolin eineer;ebtn
mari @bsniogut bdtten Sic fneine
Golocreambi1fe tiiifen fonn.n, Das
ipds' i9ou boFetbe! Nber porten sic
nur:: @efdentt 1T SSy6nen Siefsr aub
ntht! 8 nein! llIrtth 5Ghn.epogt bat
ibn gefeben!"
Wie6sr idtob ihr @.fdbrts Die Au=
gen. Sin Ghninhtl iiberfdm i'm uno
5uglei9 bic grinneruag an feline .r{ts
uno ein5ige Meerfabrt na9 5tlsolano.
Dies unergriinbli4e 9rauen Der Gssz
trantbeit tro9 ibm tpieosr langiam
bonn Magen aufnGrtg in ben Ropf.
.lIlri1 S6neebost bat ibn sefeben!@
ipieberbplte Die beharrline 9ersfes.
Limb nit biefer Dreiftistsit, bic 10
redt gu Sbrem ganasn Wsisn pabt.
baben Gie unfre Gage 10 srf9pert.
) d woute Sbnsn ia in 9Ottes Ru>
men fdlieblid Der5eihen, aber sr-
es 1T Sbr Slid. baB sic isbt 70 iGm-
merIid bafiben! Das gibt mir einen
plan, Sie pierei4t bod nod NIT beis
Ter 9aut in's Tbal gu brinseul"
vBitte, tbun @ie baal" Der Dbers
lebrsr foltsts matt Die oanbs. ugie
perpfIi9teu mid au beraIidsm Dant!"
rOann fino mir quit! Sic baben
mir ssbolfen, gneinsn 8rdutisam mad
ardften gu drgern, penn @ie aud nit
eem Sub erDblid iibsr oas 3iel bins
ousssgangeu iinb. 9tun min ib sic
aud ntnt in Der pati9e fteden laHsn.
9eien sic tart, 5err Siebenpfeiffer!
Sd BIN ia BEL Sbnen uno belfe Sbuen.
Gs pirb Sbnen tein !9aar sstriimnt!"
@ie fdlue ibm la6sno nit Der
6ano uuf Die Gnulter unb Wlartin
Gtebenpfeiffer lideltt bitter. Mp mar
iest feline SelnsnrnlIe gebflsbsn2 gr
mar bilflos pte elm &tno unb fie feline
9eidiiberin. uno fdien bas sans
ieIbitDerftdnoli@ 5u finoen. na@bem
fs bort oben auf per Spite bes .Mils
ben Dirnbl~ bod bas ffnte Dor Tim
nebeuat.
(Tortiebuna folat.
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S4nrbehabu 3um lat!Ontblanr.
nae SttteTJ sGisst etass Sdswetaes @sfs'
iGAaTt MH6 Seiue giaSf8bruug.


iGAait MHb SeiHe giasf8brnug.
Gin srnIt6aftes 4roistt, etns @apes
beba6u fait big gum 9ipTsI Der Weut
glauczaetts gu baneH. 1T DON esnes
Sdpsissr Geieli9aft a:lsgearbeitet
tporoen uno bat Die 3uitimmung Der
fran5Dfti@eu Regierung aefunben. Gs
1T otsielbe GeIelIf4aft. Die sesenpdrtig
eine Sdnebebubn gum Sipfsl oes
Detterborns baut. Gius gang o6nlitbe
2inie foq nun pom Gbal BON gbaz
mountg gum @ipfel Der gi9uile ou
| mtbi. elmer faft $4,000 SUB bOben
@pibs I'M Detttelpuntt oes WeOnt
Blanc, fiibrtn, glah benz aontratt
iptrb ,ine ge.pDbnIi9e GeilbabH bie be-
ftbsnbe 8abn bon gbamounir tpefters
fiibren; oas Gpfteu nit boppelten
9ufttabeln ntro BEL Der eriten Citation
nohe bsm gletf9er oes Bottoms In
stner 6Sbs bon iiber 5000 SUB besinz
| Ren. Die Rotten perben auf ettpa
$4,000 beronTalast, anb man
! Himmt an, bab Der 8du IN bier Sob
rem bpl1enoet fein mer6s.
Dse erfts am lst9teiten aus3ufiibs
reHbs 5dIfts io[I nur stn Sabr srfor=
bern, fobaB bereits am gube bss nd9e
ften spmmers Spuriften NIT eie1er
Gabu Su hem senannten gletI9er be-
f0rbert iperben tDnneu. Die 2inie
nirb on elmer Heibe bon gletInern
un6 an idben @bgriinosn sntIans fiih>
| rtn unb miro ben BsIu9ern Der Nls
pen, DIE feline Rlettertouren unternebs
men tpoIIeu, cine 9oriteIung non ben
@efdbren unb ben 8ergmigunsen oss
9ergfeigens beruitteln. Die Meiiens
ben tperbsn auf biefer Babn ane
G1re6en ber Gebtrgsfpett feHnsn lers
1en. rpie tsine anbsre 2inie Der Meft
fie su Setgen bermag. Trobbem In man
Der ueber5eugung, oob Der Bau abfos
Tut iihsr fetn psroe; benn jeosr 5uB>
brett Der Gtrede 1T pDn Sngenieuren
auf's eingsbenbfts ituotrt, nno iebs nur
bentbars gcrforas fpl eetrpffen rpers
ben.
| Un mebrtrem Gteuen miro b, gubn
iiber oas @letfdereis bintnegFa6ren,
fO6ab be 9}dFasiers Ole GmpFinbnng
bdben spsroen, ais elilten fis i'm Gniff
iiber bas blaus Wafer. Die Snges
nistrt fino feit pon Der 9lusfii6rbarz
teit bes Blanss iiber;sugi, tpenn lie
aud antrtsnnen. 6uB Der Ban umIo
| gr6Bere 99pierigteiten bersitsn pirb,
ie tpeiter man gum @ipfeI fortfdreitst,
oa ois Sinberniffe, Die ourd Die @lstt
f9er, ben tisfsn Sdnse unb bic Ca
ipinengefabr bersitet ipsroen, itGnbig
fpa9ien. Muf ben 9tredsn, auf oenen
bGufis 0apinen nisoergeben, io[len
xunnels ssbaut iper0en, I'm oGls &C.
fabren au permsiben; aber bier Glnf.
| tel Der snnaen ainie tusrben ltntsr
frsiem 5tmmel lies.n. Dt. glettrist<
| tGt gum Getriebe Der gabn fp[I bon ber
9rbs seliefert perbsn. 3und4it iDu
eine Riidfabrtarts Biz gum Gipfel SIS
toften; aber man hofft, ben preis batb
auf $40 una Fogar auf SIS rebuairsu gu
fbHneu.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the "FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. 1t is
mailed to $50 post-offices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico, in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tiaveIlng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssR FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium III the State of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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Nerliu ale 9Neinitatt.
tS0rtiesuna folat. }

Berlin bat sinen iebr bebeutenbrn
Wetntonium. 8erdnidlast man ben
otretten geous pripater aonfumenten
re1t nieoris auf ben nierten She'll bes
grobbanoeIs. 70 smpfdngt 2erlsn
nebft umgebuns i'm Dur1idnitt ber
lesten orei Sabre suno 29. 500, 900
Rilo 8rutto ooer 1885, 900 Otter
jGhrlih an Metn. Dtefe ginfubr Be-
beutet fobiel ME oas DDppelte oer gss
fammten osui6en Meiuausfubr in
GdTern i'm Sabre 1904 ober oas Bier
fade Der Meinernten hss Rbeingauss
in ben lebtsu sSa6ren.
Run 1T natiirli9 oteit grob. gins
fubr ntht DollftGn6ts In Berlin aebIie.
ben unb bort perbrau1t nprben. Der
beoeutenbe Bsrliner MeinbnnheI bsrr
fdnbte i'm 0urdf9nftt uuiGhtliG
4,509. 900 ailp ob.r 2,109,O 900 nitrr
in ois probina. SO srgibt fih immers
bin fir bic Bep0lferuns Grpbz9erltns
unier Der glnnobne unpsrGnberter Ca
serbeitdnbe eth Sabresperbruud3 Dol,
1915, 400 2iter ooer BON etpa fiini
Qiter pro &opf Der gsbOIterung.
Oos tft itnmerbin 5ismIid aanitdns
Dig. iuenn man Die relatip hohen
preifs oes Meins in Qlnf4ldg brinat.
Don ben ausldnbii1sn Dstntn gs<
Iaugts I'm abgeIauf.nen Sabre tiH
Quontum BON me5r ats 100000 In
Jdfern, 100000 aito in 5laf9en
mad Berlin, feruer rl,nb 1000, 600
aiIc frun30ftfdbeu 6hampagnerg, oi.
I'm san5en 2650,000 Weart an 3on
erbrohten.
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stafserafans tm ssatteumeer..

Die 4uiternb6nts TN i9lesnigfhen
Wctteuineer babsn iid oanf her mar
men Mtterung in ben Gommsrn 1905
uno 1906 auf9stuenb gut sntpidelt.
Cine llntsriu9ung Der 9Gnte eraob
esuen rei9en GHftsrnbeitano. sn bies
fem Sabre ptrb cine 8sfif@uns nit
Motorbopten porgenommen. DIE Grs
fridge gingen in ben 70er Sabren fehr
suriid, 70 odB Dor 25 syabren cine tGn>
sere Gdou3eit anseorbnet tpuroe. Man
bat fsitbem siue Quftefieruna Der
Bdnts bur9 bas alusfegen fran36Ts
f9er unb bplGnoi|her Qufternbrut
Derfuht, p4ne buburd 8sfriebtqenbes
su sr5ielen.
Sn3pifden bat bts oeutiae 2tufter
ii1 .burdgearbeitet." SIS banDelt ftn
btsr niAt nur nm stns SelitatefIe fir
1ysinfdmedsr, fonoern I'm Elm g.
tperbe, bas einft oielen sniei6elpohnern
monatelan9 lobnenoen 8er6ienIt
brante. gor etipa SO Sahren bate bic
9orff6aft steitum auf Gplt nidt pes
niger ais 19 2tuIternfabr3euge 8urds
fhntttlih erbsutete man iG6rli6
100000 big ], 100000, in Tebr auz
ten Sabrsn 100000 9tuitern. Geit
1746 1T Die &uiterafiTtbersi ftaatli@ss
0fsgai, unb Die Sabrespdht ftisg in ben
7oer Sahren auf runo $22, 500 fir
fimmtli9e Bduts, @s Itno bersu So
borbonben. sic lieeen in elmer 9tus.
bebnung bon 46a UleiIsn stpifhen
R5m i'm Qorosu uHo peIIndrmsTprb.
itronb TN Gii6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-13

Die Gtaot Rem gort
irniumirt nabeau iieben WloI 70 bel
glettri5itdt tpie aOnoDn I'M gerbGltniB
au ihrsr 8eb0Iterung.
Arbeitsseit TN gtaafsbrtrtebeu.
Die Suerfi BON bem Mintiterium Der
Dfentli9en glrbeiten in DreuBen ans
gere9ts @iHfiibrung Der neunitiinoiqen
Nrbeits5eit III Den 5taatsbetrisben
gretft uunmebr aud in elmer Reibe BON
Rei9sanitalten plas, Na9bsm bie
neus Mabregel in ben SagesDerfItdts
ten 5u Brie6rihsort uu6 Wt6rpid To-
ME In ben DerI@ieoenen WertitGtten
Der Werft gu Milhelmsbapen feine nenz
nenstpert1en uebeIffdnoe fir ben Be
trieb 9e3eitigt. ougegen BEL oen @rbetts
nebmern oanfbars NnsrtennuHg gefuns
ben bat, ipl jebt aud auf Der ai,ler
merft Die ueunltiinoias Nrbeitsaeit sur
Gtnflbrung geLangen, Die gsfammts
3eit Der DienItbereitiAaft betrdgt 81
Stunoen; cine @iertelitunoe piro 1ls
Gril6Fiids6eit in Qfnre9nins gebra9t
uHb blei6t baher au9 BEL Der 2obnbss
rt6nung auBer 8etrabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-13
Wnlf Ghpre @aha

Wbfahrt.
Ratb 2ansrnia, SUTHERLAND Sprtnas
StDdeaIe, tagli6b, ......... 800 Born.
Nnfuuft
Bon Studbale. Sutherland Springs unb
2abernia. tdolich. 2:30 Nnchn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-13

Gin tin5iger 81 a os
ntbaum in 9onouras luuroe fiirss
ltd su Bldutsu 5erfanitten, Die, auf
be5u europoilhen Wlattte ptrtauft, Die
Gumms DOn stipa S10. 900 sinbrdhtsn.