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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-08-29

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UlIlhI WLLUUlIlE
AWAITS NEBRASKAN
MANY BOATS WENT DOWN THE
BAY TODAY TO MEET GERMAN
LINER, PRINCESS IRENE.
Special to the Herald.
New York, Aug. 29.-Crafts of every
conceivable kind from the palatiai pri-
vate yacht to the snorting little tug
boat went down the bay today to meet
the North German Lloyd liner Prin-
cess Irene, having on board William
j. Bryan and his party. The boats
carried hundreds of Democrats anX-
ious to greet their idol as the waves
of the Atlantic brought him into view.
Beyond a possible glimpse of Mr..
Bryan at the ships rail as the Prin-
cess Irene steams slowly through the
'Narrows and up the inner bay into
the North river, the enthusiastic Dem
ocrats will have no opportunity of see
ing or meeting their leader until the
proper time arrives.
From the time the steamship ties
up at her pier in Hoboken until Mr..
Bryan lands at the Battery tomorrow,
the leader will keep in strict seclu-
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-08-29

OOLLA no, COF TO
and Shirts given the proper finish,
One trial will convince you.
BELCRER'S STEAM LAUNDRY,
Arizona republican., 1906-12-29

Ague is one of the things that will give a fellow the shake and still stay right with him.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-29
RACING PROGRAM
 NEW YEARS MATINEE
Good Sport Assured Unless The Rain Continues to Fall After This Morn ing.

While this IS being written the rain is pouring down like 1t couldn't get here fast enough or last long enough. but for all that the horseman say the race track will be in condition for the mat inee on New Years day. If the rain only stops by this morning.
 The harness races at the matinee will all be mile heats, three heats to the race and the winner will be declared on the standing at the end of the third heat, whether any horse has two heats or not.
 The first race will be a trotting event in which the entries are Boralma's $ Brother, Jessie Mckinley, J. J. NJ. Jr. and possibly Paul D. Delly.
 The second race will be a trot which will be participated in by Near Mc- Kinney. Tucson mare, Col. Randolph. Marjor and Hardwood.
 There will be a pacing race between Pointer Star, Prize Oh So and Tommy Lawson.
 There will also be a two-year-old trotting race in which entries will be made by Messrs. Robinson, Johnson and Hildreth, though the names of the horses were not learned.
 A big running race is also planned which will be a quarter of mile dash with the following entries: Cap by oscar Roberts; Craps by Jack Gibson: Willie c. by W. w. Cook; Cowboy by William Campbell: Peggy Florence by Largo Albert; Lanky Bob by J. c. Adams.
 It is expected also that there will be an automobile race and perhaps other novelties. There are no purses for the races as that is prohibited by the rules Of the trotting association. but it is likely little souvenir prizes will be of fered.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-29
CHICAGO RAlLlERY.

Representative Mann of Illinois never loses an opportunity to expatiate upon the glories and material prosperity of Chicago.
 one day he was holding forth in his usual strain, when he touched upon the part played by the railroads in that prosperity. Statistics show" declared the member from Illinois, that 115O trains arrive in Chicago daily. These trains-run by some twenty-four cons Ianies-carry over 165.O00 passengers. The railways have been strong fac tor in making Chicago what it is to- day"
 Whereupon Congressman Mccall Of Massachusetts smilingly interjected:
 Mann. that's an awful charge to prefer against the railways. ys."-Barper's Weekly.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-29
NOT A SOUTH cARoLINlAN.

We venture to say that the member of the Southern Society in New YorS who sat down when President Nefdery called upon the company to stand ana drink to the president of the United States saying 'T won't" was not South Carolinian for two reasons; First. no true South Carolinian fails to improve any opportunity to take an other" and, second. no true South Carolinian would fail to respect the office. however much he might distrust the president.-ChaIlesto News and Courier.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-29
SPECUlAT0RS ENDING
 THE YEAR CAUTIOUSLY
There Will be Few Risks Until The
 January Settlements Have Been
 Made.

New York, Dec. 2S.-The restraining Influence of the coming January set rlement asserted itself today. Call loan Iates went up 10 IS per cent and dis lodged some holdings of stocks. There was evidence of liquidation in Hlll stocks and the subscription rights of St Paul was run off in a way to au- sur ill for the prospective demand for he new stocks.
 An estimate of the currency move ment showed a balance in favor of New York. News of the death of Pres . ident Cassatt of the Pennsylvania road had no effect on the market and did not come as a surprise. Late recover les fin the market were well held and he closing tone was fairly steady.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-29
M METALS.

New York, Dec. 2s.-The London tin market was lower. spot closing d: lg3. los; futures 194 5s. Locally the market was weak and lower with sym pathy with the foreign break Spot was quoted at S42 bid; s43.35 asked.
 Copper as very sharply broken in the London market, spot l04 los; fu- lures I06. Locally. the market was strong and is reported that producers hold so far ahead that a firm market is confidently to be expected for some time to come. Lake s23.50G24; Flee trolytis $23.35@23.75; casting s2Sd S23.5O. Lead was firm, s6.6O G6.65 in the local market. Market lower in Lon- don at 1s Ss 9d. Spelter firm closing at S6.6566.75 in local market. In Lon don prices were and 6s lower at 32. Locally, iron was unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-29
NOT A TURKEY.

Charlestown. W. Va. Dec. 2S-Pres- ident Roosevelts hunt today across Hardware River, a dozen miles from Pine Knot was fruitless as far as wild turkeys were concerned, the only trophies being a few birds which were encountered on the return trip. Tha party included the president. Surgeon General Rixey, Joseph Wilmer, Kermit Roosevelt and Lieut. Hammer.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-29
GRAIN.

Chicago, Dec. 2s.-The wheat mar ket today early was steady on moder- ate buying by commission houses which Was based upon firm cables. small receipts in the northwest and decTeased shipments from Argentina. Du4ing the last hour active selling en- sued which decidedly weakened the market. Total volume of trading was small. The market closed weak. with prices near the low point of the day.
 May wheat opened unchanged to a shade lower at 7S1sGA to 7SA and sold up to 7sss. then declined to 77% final quotations 77Sd%. off 1aGss.
 Corn firm all day. May closed un- changed at 43Ss F.
 The oats market was firm for the greater part of the day. and trading was active. May closed a shade up at 36A.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-29
A BISHOP FINED.

~Iine. France, Dec. 2S.-While a 3umber of of seminary students were sseing expelled from a building here today Bishop Delamoire was arrested for an insult to the commissary of police. He was tried in police court and fined S.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-29
STOCKS.

New York. Dec. 2S.-Copper l14ls; Sugar 1928; Anaconda 2s91s: Atchi- son 1O4ia; Pfd S7Ik; c. & A. St. Paul l49; Big Four ss1s; c. & s. S6 1st Pfd e; End Pfd STA; Erie 43: Inter Met SjA; Pfd "A; MOP 9l1a; NYC 1904: Penna. l37ls; St. L. and s. F. 2nd Pfd Eik; s. P. s2l9; U. P. 1sO%; L. s. S F7s: Pfd l042s; w. U. SS.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-29
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. Dec. 2s.-Cattle: Receipts 5000; market steady to strong. Reeves S41Od6.sO; cows and heifers sl.5O0 5.15; stockers and feeders S2-50G Ace sTexans s3T5G45O; calves $6dS.75, vesterfers s3.55d5.T5. II Receipts 26.O0O; steady; mix sed and butchers s6G6-3O; good heavy S6G6.25; rough heavy S5.90@6.1O, light s5.90G6.3O; pigs s5.5Od6.15; bulk t6.15d6.25.
 Sheep-Receipts 10000: steady. Sheep $3.75d5.SO; lambs $4.65G7.s0.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-29
WANTS NO CITIZENSHIP.

San Juan; Porto Rico. Dec. 2S--R. Matienzo Cintrone, speaker of the house delegates and leader of the un- ion party. has published an article in which he criticises the message of President Roosevelt regarding Porto Rico. He says citizenship without self government has no value and is even debasing.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-29
THEIR LACK OF EXPERIENCE.

The reason so many people regard l any attempt to raise the pay of con- D gressmen as a salary grab" Is because they think s5000 a year is enough for any man. And the reason they think S5OOO year is enough for any man Is because so few of them ever went 10 congress and tried to keep soul and body together in Washington.-Kansas City Journal.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-29
A MURDERER HELD.

Chicago Dec. 2s.-Sergeant Griffin. of the Ninth cavalry was today held to the federal grand jury for the mur- der of Corporal Wm. Taylor on Christ mas day. Griffin was taken to the county jail.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-29
BRlckMAKINe PLANTS BURNED

Dover. N. H.. Dec 2s-Three large brickmaking plants at Dover Point were destroyed by fire tonight which is believed to have been started by two men who robbed the bookkeeper, Chas. Goldwaite and knocked him un- conscious by a blow on the head The value of the plants was s3Oe,O00.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-29
BONDs.

New York. Dec 2S.-U. s. 2s reg 1a4lk: Ss reg 1O2Z; New 4s reg 1S0. silver 69&a; Mexican dollars 537s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-28
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Wie cine Depeihe aus Muffin
meloet, miro man i'm Sanie oDh pers
iufen, Die .Blantets Brtmorp's 8e-
itimmuna in Die Wablbiu hineinaua
brinaen.
Gus Nlpin 1T am Dienftae Die
erfte Waaenlaoung @robeeren nadl
9enDer geianot.
Ils @r0ner 3ecoro. elm iureer
Wtann lin Dallas, Dienftag abeno
Elm iunges Wfdohen Namens Mtprtle
Smith nab SauIe bradte, muroen
Die 8eioen auf Der StraBe pDn einem
anoern iunaen Wann anaefaaen uno
ourh BiltDlenibiiie ibmer permuri=
bet. Ser Nnareifer eri6oB iid onnn
ielblt.
- Del 0orobeutide 2lopo.0 Dam.
pier y0annDper" lit in @QlueltDn
e%inaetr0ffen; er Fat 545 ginmanoerer
an 8oro.
Gin 0eaer mDlte aus Dem Sc
fdn9nis auf Der County syarm in
NaoarrO County ausbredlen uno
itedte oas @ebduoe in Brand. Sci
benz Seuer tamen er ielbit uno bret
anoere @efanaene um's &eben.
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Sn oer rumdniiden Saupt1taot
Butareit fino Rramale norgefom.
men, NnlaB CAB cine fran36iiide
3beateruoritelluna.
Sn Nl9eciras bat man mieoer
cine BlenariiBune abaebalten.
Sn aberauS trIbem 2idt laIien
Die aus unaarn f0mmenoen 0ad.
rihteu Die grwerbsperbdltnilIe in Den
2anoern Der Stefansfrone eriheinen.
NuBer Stanoe. in Der Seimat lob
nenoe 8eibdftiauna gu fiaoen. sieben
Die ungarn ibaarenmeile in Die
5remoe. Wie cine Weloung aus
Wuoapeit beiaet, nimmt Die Musmans
oeruna meaen Der mirti1aftlihen
Notlage, cine T0lae Der in ungarn
permanent 9emDroenen 8riiis rieiige
DimenIionen an. Set Nnfang Die.
les Sabres iino ALIEN iiber Tiume
10000 unearn a1S9emanoert. Die
8abl oerienieen, melhe iiber Bremen
uno 6ambura nah Den Ser. Staten
ausgemanoert iinb, 1T untontrouier.
bar. Son Der Nusnaneerung am
meiiten betroffen 1T Ober : unoarn,
no aanse 2anbitribe meuihenleer ees
mOroen lino.
@emaltigeS aufIeben erreqt in
Samburg cine Stanoal9eihibte, noel.
DIE in Die &egierunastreiie Der 0anle.
ftaot biniiberipielt. Cine unterIdlas
aung BON 200, 900 Wtart BON Senats=
bougeloern lit aufaeoedt uoroeu.
Die Nufoeduna oieier rieligen Inter
ibleife bat ben Se!bltmDro oes Baus
tehniferS Sbraoer i'm @efolQe ae.
babt, nahoem bereits Elm anoerer
9ehnifer ieinem 2eben NIT eiaener
0ano elm @noe gemadt bate.
Der in Der oeutiben Marine
ieltene Sail. oaB elm Beamter als
ebrlDler 8erbreher entlarpt mDroen
lit. bat iih in &iel ereienet. 8or
Gem o0rtigen Wtarlne @eriht Itano
Der SbiffSsablmeiiter Mues unter
Der Vintage Der Sdlihuna pDn 9ohn'
liiten uao unterihlaauna. Das Be,
tpeismaterial lieB an Ger S9ulo oes
Ingetlagten teinen 8peifel uno Der
Wtann tuuroe au elmer einidbrigen
3uhtbausitrafe iDmie Iu%sitoBung
aus Der MARINE Derurteilt.
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snSipis Mabnde's 8eerStauua.

6eute m0raen aeaen 10 nhr Fano
p0n Dem 9rauerhaule an Der Carton
StraBe aus bic 8eeroiQung oes Der.
ftOrbenen 5errn 9uoWia Nlabnde
Itatt. GrDb oes ihauerliden Wet.
ters batte iih Elm ,unaemein itarfes
2ei6en3efolge einaeiteQt. Die Be-
eroiaun9 par tatidblid cine Der gr6Bs
ten, Die lie bier in San Intonio itattz
9efunoen haben. Ser WaDor uno
Der Staotrat. oas 5euernehrz 9epars
temert, itaotilde uno County s Be>
atnten, sWtitqlieoer Der ,,@lfs", Der
nOoo 6euDms" Der .6ermannss
iDbne" Der .B0Oomen Dfthe @orlo"
uno Der ,.&nigbts ano 2aoies of
0unDr' uno Oiele an0ere Damien uno
0erren nahmen an ibr tell. elm Be-
meis. wie bod Der BeritDrbene in
alien Sreilen Der 8epDlterunq ees
lbabt uno angeieben mar. Nuf ben
Dffentliben @ebduoen uebten Die
SlaeGen uuf 0albmait uno in ben
Offieen mar nut oas nOtpenoiqs
tie BerIonal suriid9eblieben. Dian
fonnte es iberaQ merfen, oaB elmer
Der beroorraaenoiten 8iirQer. Son
I~ntDniO's au @rabe getcaeen puroe.
Die 8eeroi9ung fano auf benz
ifdotiiden Srieohof SEQ. 6, in Der
8eardbnisltdtte Der Sta, tatt.
6err Or. VI. &obs bielt Die oeutide
uno 6err Carlos See bic enolii@e
Grabreoe. uniere beutidhen 8es
ianspereine ianaen swei 2ieoer am
| @rabe.
Ils gbrensS abrtuhtrdeer funeirs
ten bic Serren: @eoree IS. 8rafen.
rioqe, Seroiuano 6etff it,, s. 6ofs
being BON Neu 8raunfe(s, Sennina
Brubn. Otto &oebfer, 6. s.. Muels
Ter, Sobn 2aoid, s. graeQe, 3. M.
D'@onn0r uno $. 9arber.
Ittioe Irdaer maren Witalieoer
Der oeribieoenen 9Oeen uno Ser
cine, gu oenen Der geriturbene aez
bort batte. Sc rparen oies Die Ser.
rem: s. M. @l6duer, Inton &rauie,
Glib. Steoes, Nrtbur @iintber, Sacoh
8eber, Sat Gteoens uno Or. SObns
{Dn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-28

- Gin ieniationeler 6erenproaeB
itebt an 2ano9eriht 8empten beoor.
Sc baben mebrere bort uno in ndds
iter 9abe u0bnenoe BeriOnen Die
2eihtaldubigfeit elmer er0Ben 3abl
BON 3anoleuten aus Der um9ebune,
aus benabbarten uno ielbit aus neits
entfernten 8esirten in grDbiter 8eile
miBbraubt. @eeen &rantbeiten pm
Wtenihen uno 9ieren muroen 8e.
l6wDrunaen, 8auberformeln uno art'
oerer 6otuspDtuS anaemanot. Nuh
oas Weibmaiier ipielte bel Der 8an'
runa FER 6eren uno bDien Setter
cine aroBe &oue. Die Sbniuoler
baben ihre Opfer in gang unelaublis
der Weiie UNI 8elo, Butter, Sbmals
uno gier aeibr6pft. Inter 20 Wart
in baar ooer Dem Werte nah iteuten
Die 6erenbelhn6rer lire 9ienite
iiberbaupt niht CUR 8erfiauna. 8a
iib oiele Sanolun9en unameifelbaft
alS 8e!riQereien uno Shpinoeleien
arDbiter Irt taratteriiieren, tOmmt
Die Nffaire nor oaS @eriht.
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Sin alter Sanoeaem.

Ser fransDflbe WarihaQ gaNtel'
lane (geitDrben 1862 belt auf 10
eiierne 5trenge i'm 9ienit, DAB er
Seoen, Db Oberit 0oer aeD0bntider
S0loat, unbeoentlid in Nrreit Idiot
te, I0balo oaS fleinite Ber9eben Qe'
gen Die Dissiplin Beranlaiiuna oaSu
CAB, mesbalb er i'm NQgemeinen mol
mebr qefirhtet als beliebt mar. aus
Beroem aber seihnete er ith ourA
cine unerl6r0denbeit aud i'm Bri'
natleben aus, ole aeraoe5u oerbliif'
feno nirtte.
60 nar ibm emit au Obren 9e'
t0mmen. oaB Elm Barber beim ia
iiren zines 8unoen bic aoruiae Ieus
Berung tat: nNh menn i'd oteien
@aitelane 10 unter meinem Wteifer
batte-mie lont' es Dem eraeben!"
S0fDrt mari lih gaiteQane in uoue
9ala, UNI gu ieinem blutoiritieen
@eaner iid gu begeben, lieB iiG bort
auf einem Stuhle nieoer uno sra
lteren" gebot er turs uno binotg.
8erblifft uno nit einem 9elinoen
S6ouoer %itarrte Der Barber i'm an.
rHaiieren! - baben Sic MIDI nidt
oeritanoen?" ertDnte nieoerunl oes
Waridalls aebieteril6e &ommauoDs
ltimme.
Nun eublid1 ariff Der 3auoernoe
gu benz perbdnanispOuen Wei1er.
SOL" iprab befrieoiat Der ee-
trenae Seloherr. so, melt, Aies
Der! Do baben sic ben @aitelIane.
= 8aS nun?"
8ie pom 8lib aetrDffen itano Der
Wseiierbelo oor linn, unb als er uuf
einen aebieteriihen 8int al, feline
Qrbeit aing, mare es in ieiner aren.
senl0len Seitirsune inn fait pal=
iiert, oaB er ben erit 10 eifrie berbei.
geminibten 9unoen pirtlid beim
&aiieren hatte bluten laiien.
0a6oem Die Operation gliidlih
li%berltanoen par, sua Der alte Saus
oegen rubie ieines Beaes,
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gprtur surd5 SSuoe.

Die 9Drturen, oener Die Tilipiner
ibre 8efaneene untermerfen, erinnern
midi an meine oreimonatliden ldred'
li9en 2eioen BON Nleren : Gntsins
oune. ia9t IS. W. Sherman bon
Cutting, Wte. @ibts balf bis ib
Electric Bitters ueriuhte, uouon orei
Tlaiden mid nouit6noig berfteuten.
0eilt 2eberleioen, unperoaulidteit,
BlutitDrunsen, Malaria &c. uno eiebt
ben Shmaden Stdrre, 8u baben
bel aoDlph DreiB uno s. aalteDer q
Sobu. Breis so Gts.
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ueberleat Sud bies.

SIT es @urer 5amilie aeeenuber
gereht, iie in einem 8oftbauie Doer
in elmer tleinen aemieteter Cottage
einSupferhen, 400 Die &inoer teinen
Blab gum Spielen baben uno in
melhen Die Srau unSufrieoeu uno
iibeuaunia 1T. tuenn SIR fir baiielbe
@elo, ooer ielbit fir meniaer, in GU
rem eigenen fleinen hibiden 6auie
mDbnen tDnnt !? Wir bauen nah
benz Observation-Disclosures.
90. Stepes & G0bme.
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@adb ntdt auaflalbern an,

tuenn Sbr iplrt. baB @uer Srganismus
auBer Or6nuna 1T. Sobalo Sbr bemertt,
oaB Der Masen ben 9ienft beriaat. baB
Cure T%eroauung geit6rt iit. 6aB Sober,
Wherein uno Niila nibt 10 fun9ieren, tuie
oies Der Sal iein lolte, pen SIR nit
&0pfpeb, lauren Nuft0Ben, Sartleibtg>
feit, 8lahunaen uno anoern BON unreis
Blut berrtbrenoen Qeioen aeplaot
ieto, 10 nehmt bic ct. Bernard &rduter<
piaen, oies aabetpabrte 6eilmittel, oas
aus rein peeetabiliiden Sn9rebien5en be-
iteht. b. q. aus ben reinen Sdften bell
tr6ftiger 8rduter uno oas oesbalb ihon
unsdhliae aliidlihe 8uren bepirtt bat.
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NQerlet.

- Dienftas mOraer ltarb in ibrem
6aule an Der 9. Brefa StraBe 5rau
Warp Ribter. Satin pDn ISM.
&ihter.
Dienitaa nnhmittag hatten mir
bier eineu ibmeren 9tegenihauer,
nerbunbeu nit itartem Bino uno
6agel. Nub in 0eu : 8raunfels,
Wtari0n, Stodoale, sSIOresniue uno
anoern Srten bat es aereanet uno aee
bagelt.
Die Getail @rocers NKociation
bat ben Blan. bier cine canning
factorn" 81 griinoen, autaeheiBen.
Somftag nahmittaa miro Der
neue BunoesmaridaI Nolte iein
Nmt iibernehmen
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G6mAerfefsG ibmma.

Cine 8%eriammlune Der 8omite' 8
oes S6naerfeites finoet am Sreitae
ben 30. abenos 8 ubr in Der 8eetbo.
ben > Sale ftatt.
g.. &aba, SetretGr.
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ENC0s DNIIM 81. !
tere gartner Der Girma !. s. 6 6ene0&Go
III, rpel6e @eia6fte i'll Der StaOt SoleOo. in oben-
genanntem @oIntp uno Staate, tut, uno oaB be-
i09te Girno Die Summe bon einbunoe IT
9o(lars fir ieoen Gaa bon Ratarrb 6e3abler
miro, Der Ourd Den @ebrau6 bon 5all's ia.
tarrb & u + niAt 9ebeilt ruerpsu fam.
Grant ). Gbeuen,
(~ geidporen Dor mir uno u~nterldrieben
Sie9el in meiner Se9eumart am 6. Sesem=
(-~ bet ". 8. 1886.
Y. @. @leaon, 0feutli6er Iotar.
9alps Ratarrb &ur miro irnerli6 9ensmmeu
uno luirtt brett aui oas 8lut uus bic f6leimigen
Oberld4en oes SDitems. GaBt Gu6 3eu9ntiie frei
3ui6iden.
s. 5. Ghsuep & 60, Sofsop. Q.
8ertauft Opu alien 4potbeterl, Yreis Is Gents.
9sebmt Salts Tamilien @iaen fhr 8srftopfunq.
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Die &Dnuention Der Winenar'
better in SnoianapOliS bat gu teiner
@inigune snliben ben Nrbeitern uno
ben BeIibern aefiibrt uno Elm Streit
Ideint urnermeiolih.
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Die Merste iinS eritaunt.

Die merftniiroiae Seilung bon Sen.
meth WtcSoer uOn GanceborO. We.,
bat Die meoisiniibe 5atuttdt uno
feline Sreunoe iebr eritauat. @r Iaat
BON leinem SAT-: SIN Solae beftieer
@nt5inoung oes 9alies unD &onges
itiDn Der 2unaen. aaben mid orei
Nerste auf. Sd nabm Or. &ina's
0eue @ntoedung uno iie rettete mein
9eben. 0eilt Den ihlimmften 6uiten,
@rtdltung, Bronchitis. TDntlitis,
i6mahe 2unaen. 6eiierteit, Grippe.
gu baben bel Ioolpb DreiB uno s.
8alteper & Sobn. so @ts. uno
$1.00. BrDbetlaIhe fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-28
NnfInhlauna

Wr. 6enrn TerreII fanbiat
hermit an, oaB er bic Office SO. 312
Moore 8ebauoe be3o0en Cat unb bic
allaemeine Hehts< Braris betreibt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-28
NetratSsGmetne.

hilbert 8interiielb unb Rinua VI Bau'
mann.
1p Shimmelpfennis uno 5annp Glono.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-28

,.Surp Turnalim" tGimer u
.9lmeno), lit als antiieptilhes 8abn'
uno NunomaHer uniibertrpnen. Sn
allen Npotheten su haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-28

Beiuh; 5hoIa's Sal0Dn, Gla.
mo- Bla3a. 5tets sfriihes Bier an
aapf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-28

aa 0a mir bret @arlaounaen Itritt
reines 8leimeiB uno 8int erbalten
baben, 10 t0nnen mir gu ben alien
Breiien oertaufen. NtiU reue 8are
au alten Breiien. 4aBt Sud- unlere
Breile aeben fir Sarben, Dele, 8ar.
Nib &c. Bir taufen &aes, mas mir
oertaufen, in @arlaouneen uno ton.
men 81 reousierten 8reileu uertaufen.
8aubOl5 9iirs uno Teniterrabmen,
@umooo aalponilierte, aeflOhtene
Senaen, Ntdael &c.
Go. gteueS Il E6bue.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-28

Sn Der Stabt SObnitomn, Ba..
miitet CUR Belt cine furbtbare Teu'
ersbrunIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-28
Stott3.

8ir. Die unterseibne ten Blnmbers
uno RDbrenleaer baben oas @eihaft
oes iingit ueritorbenen Brentice S.
Bono aetauft uno hoffen bic BatrO.
mage Der friiberen Sunoen uro oes
BnblitumS gu bebalten .-2W Drain
@penue. 9teueS 9elepbon 1920. &ue
Nrbeit miro aarantiert.
Weiirs. 8ebrns. 8lumbers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-28

5tnd's 5 Gents Sapnna'g iaarre.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-29

And. dear me, while we are on the
subject, never shall 1 forget a rebuke
administered to myself, and the smart
of it fingers yet. 1t was at the unex-
perienced age of sixteen, when my hair
was still in pigtails, and when wanted
anything 1 reached right out for it. q
can say nothing stronger to show how
crude I WASH
1t was a small summer hotel There
was a MOTHER there with two sons
(the large type will show you what
kind of a mother she was). She did
not want her darling boys to be cap
tured.
I wanted one of them to firt with
1 remember corralled him in a corner
OF the piazza in my artless, straight
forward way, and he seemed not to be
suffering too much. But mother came
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-29

What a goose a woman makes of
herself when she runs after a man!
can't utter this trite remark too often
but, really. one sees evidences of it day
by day.
know of one girl who does nothing
but ring a man up on the phone, and
then she wonders he is not anxious to
call. Why does he have to be when
she practically calls on him all the
time.
I shall never forget an incident that
occurred in the mountains of New
Hampshire. There were ten girls there
and no man. If you have ever sum
mered in New Hampshire you will be
able to appreciate thisI The girls
were plainly bored. Can you blame
tenn? Nine of them spent their time
yawning. the tenth. rather a tomboy,
consoled herself by speeding over the
country on her bicycle or by wearing
a short corduroy skirt and going out in
muddy boat fishing. The others
rather resented her independent at
titude. and the fact, I think, that she
did not embroider-
q q
Suddenly. one day. the news flew
around that a real young man was
coming. oh. rapturel And he was a
Harvard man to boot. Nine maidens