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The Washington times., 1907-11-04
STEAMER IN TROUBLE.

QUARANTINE, y. Y. Nov. Gap
tain sheppard, Of the Prince line steam
er Neapolitan Prince. which arrived to-
day from Mediterranean ports. reports
tndt al ] O'Clock this morning when ne
was thirty miles OF Fire Island Light
ship. he passed a large steamer AZ
anchor. displaying two red lights. mean
ing mot under control"
The Washington times., 1907-11-04
GERMAN CATHOLICS HOLD
SERVICES FOR THEIR DEAD

Services in honor Of the dead were held
by the German Catholics of the Dis
trict IN St. Mary's Cemetery yesterday.
Several hundred men, women, and chill
dren formed In PROCESSION at the NOR
tuary chapel and led by an acoIyte
who bore crucifx, wake. through the
cemetery reciting aloud rosary and
prayers for the dead.
The Rev. Father Frederick .JuDF oF
ST. Mary's Church, Annapolis, delivered
the sermon. The ceremonies cor,eludad
with the singing of sleep Wen. "a
C.Schlafet Wohl.'O --'
The Washington times., 1907-11-04

SOC Palms at 20 Cents.
Kramer, the Florist. 9l6 F 81. NV.
The Washington times., 1907-11-04
Cheap Excursion to Harpers Ferry and

Nartinsburg. Berkeley Springs, and
Cumberland. and return. Leave new
Union Station, Washington, 6.l5 m,
sunday. November 10th, Baltimore &
ohio Rd Round trip rate: Harpers
Ferry and Martnsburg. 800; Berkeley
Sprfngs. S135. and Cumberland SEQ.
Splendid opportunity to spend Sunday in
country
The Washington times., 1907-11-04
RESCUED MAN FROM MOB.

MARIETTA. Ohio, Nov. 4.-Tae police
OF Marietta have rescued John Sweeney
married man, from being lyuched for
an attack On Anna koOn, fourteen
years
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-08

as the case may be, will injure the
cordial relations of the allied nations.
Even now we are resting quite assured
that the Vancouver incident will be
settled satisfactorily to both sides,
with proper understandings for the
future. The present general silence
over the affair is the result of finding
out the mistake erratic publicists and
sensational newspapers committed IN
trying to make political stock of the
miserable antics of misgOverned San
Francisco AS to past blunders these
writers and journals have made we
pointed them out at the time and 1t
Is satisfactory to find the press taking
a more polite and sensible attitude in
regard to the Vancouver Incident.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-08
ATKINSON IS FOR
{. R. sTAcKABLE

In speaking of the fact that one of
the afternoon papers had announced
his name as candidate for the office
of Collector of Customs. ex-Secretary
of the Territory A. L. C. Atkinson
vigorously denied any intention of
seeking the Office He said:
Talk of this kind is foolish. I am
not candidate for the Office of coll
lector, and If you will look at the
petition asking for the retention of e,
r. stackabIe IN ONCE, you will find
my signature. and it is specially heav-
lily underScored.'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-08

tegraphy, although
of the later
para insignificant When Point
the air from the President in Alaskan
dred miles the halded
the Orient, in
nearly eleven thousand miles,
globe be
Such record equals the greatest prophecies Marcni
Of the applied principles of wireless
transatlantic
sending thousand miles
at that late date taken with grain of
England eighteen vt until
Marconis until the the Channel
miles his sending Naveaink
authorities of praeicabilty his
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-08
THE ANNUAL MEETING
Of OAHU CHURCHES

The annual meeting of the churches
of Oahu viii be held at Waikane. on
the other side of this island, beginning
next Friday. The meeting will con-
tinue over Sunday.
Arrangements have been made to
entertain the delegates from the Ha-
waiian Board and the Anti-Saloon
League and other similar organiza-
tions, at the Koolau residence of L.
L. McCandless. Among those who go
from here viii be Rev o. H. Gulick,
John G.. Woolley, Theodore Richards
and John NJ. Martin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-08
WALLACH WILL BE
TURNED DOWN BY
GOVERNOR FREAR
Refusal to Petition Expected Today---Healer
Has Already Offered His Services to
Japanese Emperor.

least the wing headed by Fred Weed,
are going to shanghai the leader into
their camp and have him as their
stalking horse for the campaign. It
is also darkly whispered that the Re
publicans are willing now to take up
the healer and back him in his de-
mands. rather than allow his halo to
be shared only by the opposition.
Wallach himself processes to be out
of all politics in the matter entirely,
his sole ambition being to prove to an
expectant world the fact that ne is
not the fraud he has been dubbed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-08
MATTER Of REASON
AND NOT THE TREATY

Japan Times, September 81: Some
foreigners are perplexed why the Brit
ish Columbia outrage has not provoked
as much outcry here as the San Fran
cisco affair. They even insinuate that
this reserve must be due to the Japa-
nese difidence in respect of the alli-
ance with England. Nothing could be
wider of the mark We are too con-
fdent of British justice to think that
any rightful claim, request, or protest,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-08

The members of the Automobile
Club do not think much of the ordi-
nance being put through by the Board
of Supervisors putting a speed limit
of eight miles an hour on cars within
the city limits. In fact, ~the automo-
bile owners and drivers do not think
much of any speed-lin1it law, and went
on record at their meeting last night
to that effect. To stop needless driv-
ing of a machine under the Territorial
law regarding needless and reckless
driving is what they propose, and a
petition to the Supervisors, asking
them to cut out all speed limits or at
least let the old ordinance alone will
be circulated among the automobilfsts
of the city and presented to the Su-
pervisors at their next meeting.
There were present at the meeting
of the Auto Club last night, in the
Promotion Committee rooms, J. D.
Kennedy, H. P. Wood. w. N. Patten,
j. A. McCandless. r. Perkins, w. Fl.
Baird, S. r. Jordan, George r. Car
ter, DIR. Herbert and Alexander
Young, the last three by proxy. In
the absence of the president. w. H.
Baird. vice president, presided.
Mr.. Kennedy made an oral report of
the two endurance contests conducted,
the one to Haleiwa, in which four ma
chimes finished with perfect scores.
and the ound-the-island trip. In view
IF the four finishers for the Haleiwa
eup, it was stated that four shields
would be substituted. The report re-
ferred to the action of the committee
in barring j. Quinn from perfect
score in the first run for the Alexan-
der Young trophy, he having stopped
his machine on account of the acci-
dem to the Barneson car. It was the
sense of the meeting that
the committee had been right in this
decision, parallel cases being cited in
mainland runs.
It was decided, however, that some
changes in the rules for the run might
De made with advantage, and the COM
nittee in charge was authorized to
lake Inc up Will
One of the changes desired was the
Uniting the entrants 20 club members.
THE SPEED ORDINANCE.
Mr.. Baird brought UP the matter Of
he new county ordinance. He report |
d that arrangements had been made |
With him and Mr.. Cooke to meet tbs |
peciaI committee of the Supervisors |
o discuss the matter. They had al
eady seen the chairman of the board
nd had a talk over the situation. He
expressed himself as confident of
eaching a satisfactory settlement of
ne matter.
THE position we take is that we
re standing by the old ordinance"
aid Mr.. Baird.
When a comparison is made of the
lumber of accidents here and those on
he mainland, I think 1t shows that
-e have a banner lot of automobil-
IT'S here remarked Mr.. McCandless.
I agree with Mr.. Baird as to there
eing no changes needed in the old
wv. The ordinance is a good one, but
q few cases, a very few indeed, it
as not been enforced. But / think
lat as club we should go on rec
Continued on Page Seven.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-08

Children and grandchildren, a
brother and sisters. and many friends
were present yesterday afternoon at
GIenside. Haiku. Maui, to offer their
congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. d. D.
Baldwin on the fftieth anniversary of
their marriage. Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin
came here as bride and groom early in
1858, having been married the October
before and sailing almost Immediately
by way Of Cape Horn. Mr.. Baldwin
was born in Honolulu, the son of Rev.
and Mrs. Dwight Baldwin, members
of the fourth company of missionaries.
and it was while a student at Yale
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-08

that he met Miss Lois Gregory Morris.
the daughter of a prominent merchant
of Bridgeport, Conn. They were mar
ried soon after his graduation.
In Hawaii Mr.. Baldwin was con-
nected with the educational depart
ment for forty years, and was for sew
eral years at the head OF it. Mr..
Baldwin is the foremost authority on
Hawaiian land shells, ferns and moss,
and his collections of these are unsur-
passed.
Eight children and twenty-three
grandchildren of Mr.. and Mrs. d. D.
Baldwin are living. The portraits pre-
sented herewith are reproductions from
daguerreotypes taken about the time
of their marriage.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-08

At the meeting of the Ministerial
Union held yesterday morning strong
ground was taken against the pro-
pesal of the baseball enthusiasts to
have Sunday games during the visit
of the Coast nine here, The objection
taken is not to Sunday games per Sc,
such as those of the Kalanianaole, the
Riverside and the Kakaako leagues,
where no charge is made and where
the games are purely for sport and
recreation. The objection is to Sun
day games where the gate receipts are
the principal motive and incentive
The Rev. A. C. McKeever of the
Christian church, Rev. David Crane OF
the Methodist church. and Rev. Frank
Scudder of the Japanese work were
elected to membership. The following
officers for the year were elected:
President, Rev. David Crane; secre-
tary, Rev. Frank Scudder; chairman
of the program committee. Rev. A. c.
McKeever.
home via Honolulu, and desires to no
tify his many friends here whom he |
was looking forward to seeing again
that he is compelled to forego that
pleasure,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-08
ONE HUNDRED BOXERS
FORFEIT THEIR LIVES

NANCHOWFU, China, October s.-Twenty rioter
imprisonment punishment for their outbreak against
authorities Canan hundred Boxers who had been
taken prisoners by the Imperial to death
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-08
WILL NOT RETURN THIS WAY.

A private letter has been received
from Congressman John NJ. Reynolds
written from the Club Hotel, Yoko-
hama, in which he expresses his regret
that he finds it impossible to return
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-08
ANGLo-AMERICAN PROJECT ADOPTED.

THE HAGUE, October s-The Anglo American project for
obligatory adopted Peace Conference
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-08
SIBERIAN coNvIcTs REVOLT.

attacked their guards
killed
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CRUISERS ON TARGET PRACTISE CRUISE.


practise.
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Manila Talked With Sydney, Nova Scotia, Across
Eleven Thousand Miles of Land
and Sea-
tAssociated Press cablsgramn.,
SYDNEY Nova Scotia wireless message orgi-
mating Manila Philippine Islands by the operator
at the big wireless station here yesterday.
ALASKA TO POINT Iona.

SAN DIEGO, Ca October THE President in Alas
kan waters has gotten into wireless communication Point
a distance Of miles
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JOY LOSES TWO TO ONE GAME


Barney striking
men
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OIL COMPANIES MUST ANSWER

companies which accused
rebatng
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-08

HONDURANS CAPTURE TOWN.
captured
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-08
THAW TRIAL IN DECEMBER.

NEW YORK NJ Y THE trial of Thaw will begin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-28
SofdleS.
9anfiaannastaa.

Dies lit Der Sag, an Dem Snfpl
Cams pielmiaionenf0pfige Sonilie
Iih an unge5ablten Sii6m nieoer=
E1Bt. I'M i'm froben geiiamrnen-
lein, IN ber5gemiitli6er Stimmung
iid Der @oben hes 9aieins 51 err
freuen, Die Milter Nat1tr aus ibres
Giiaborns reider 6obe iiber 6os
3ano ausaei6iittet bot. SIN oes
Ginen Safel idneioet Der 8oter fa=
milins bon einem breitgeIpreisten
yuter Die leferen @ifien bernnter,
an oes Mn6eren er1ett oos betpuBte
Subn 9einria bes @ierten oelt teu-
rem graten, nit oeI1en enortnem
Breiie Die ipefulotipe &iibIIpei6er=
nnperfrorenbeit ii9 an Ser Srooi=
tion Der 8urfep : 2egenbe berIiin-
oigt. Sober, pie er's bot. Gem 81
nen iino @oben, Ole goloenen be-
fdeert, Der 4noere muB biiffeln uno
fhoffen, Biz er oes tdgIiden 8rotes
snrgliden unterboIt 5uiammenge=
raft Bat, oas tit nun NAL nidt an
oers, ober es binoert bod nidt,
ooB ieoer in ieinem &reiie fif Ste
angenebme 8auie IN Ser ionIt ge-
uobnten l1nrait gonnt, Inn 5ufrie6e-
mem Sinn Die, tpenn audi MIR fur
ae Serridaft iiber aaes e%inaurGumen,
oas ionit oas Sera bei6pert Cor
gen uno Miiben baben mir o1e, ober
ieber AUDI irgeno cine lria6e, an
tuelder er ben Ser5ensorang Ser
0anfborfeit onfniipfen fam. @em
oos ni6t bergonnt lit, Ser lteble Iid
beute tDeineno aus nnierem guno;
fir ben pirfli9 unglidli6en ober,
fir Die @rmen nno Notleioenen,
forgt perftdtfge 0d6itenliebe, ooB
oieier Gag ni6t o6ne inneren Com
neni6ein an tbm boriiber gebe. ltno
uem fonit nod elm Sert 3u Can't
Iogungstag-8e felt, oen
erinnern mir an ben folgenoen
Sprud aus S9efers 2oienbreoier:
BIAS mir sebronden, baben. modt llns
reid =
Bir boben bas ni9t. mas mir uidt se
branden.
go lpdren 6enn bic meiften Meeni6en
reid,
Benn Tie nidt tuiini6ten, mas iie ni6t
iinb mas Der nidt bethel, Der e fat.
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0Ottur G6erts Gbriitgeidenf.

Gin panr Gage Dor @eibnahten
mar es uno bitter falt. 9ur6 Ole
StraBen ging Or. gberts, Ser beliebtq
ar5t uno Mrmenfreuno. Semen Bid
gonnte er ben g~I1n5enoen G9aufen-
tern, Die bod 10 nerIodeno ben Men-
fden pinften. @r iob nur Dor iif)
bin, 10 ernit uno traurig, ooB ieoer
Wenih. Der iih Die Miibe genommen,
IN ieiuem @eiidt au Ieien, BARN Elm
8roBes 9er5eleio leien fonnte, bas iif
Uie elm Srauerflor al1f feline 8ei9=
nahtsitimmung legen muBte. Der
Doctor idien tief ungliidli6. limb
70 NOR es aud. Ser orme Mtann
bate cine Snfeftionsfranfbeit in Iein
3aus ge6ra6t. uno iein ein5iges
Sinh. Elm pr1htiger 8ub BON adt
Sabren mar Der aronf6eit gum
Dpfer 9efaaeu. Der @r5t trug es
ftia, nenn es i1m nu6 oas &er5 5er-
rib - iein erniter 8eruf balf ibnl
babel. @enn man tGgli6 10 piel
2eio uno eleno nor 4ugen bot =
onnn lernt man itile tperoen uno lid
figen. Seine Srau aber mar I'M
froitlifg fie grolte nit @ott un6 Der
@eIt uno iiefte oabin. Der 9oftor
batte gebofft, Die 3eit miiroe Die
Wunoe Iinoern, aber nun tpar Elm
Sabr Doriiber, uno Der S6merS mar
nod beftiger geiporoen. 0apon botte
1iG Der Doftor Dor elmer balben
Gtun6e erit pieber ii~ber3eugen f0n-
men. .@oaen mir nift einen Salnen-
baum faufen uno uns elm poar arme
Rinoer einlaoen2" bate err feline
Grau gefragt. 9o bate iie MIR mil
qrdnen in ben augen ftumm Den
Ropf geihiittelt uno tpar f6nea aus
Dem 3ilnmer gegangen. 0as Sera
tat inn tpeb, er Iiebte feline Srall, er
fab, tpie fie Iitt, er polte tie 10 germ
troften uno ibr iiber Die tiefe Sdmer-
~5ensfluft biniiberbeIfeu, aber er par
es nidt imitanoe. 8ie oft bate er
es beriudt, ibr Ser5 fir feline arnten
8atienten 81 offnen, aber iie bette
10 tpenig Seilnabme 6afiir ee3eigt,
oob er itia getporoen mar. or lit
iebr onrunter uno oofte mir INNER
iuieoer oaran, pie er feline 5rau aus
oieier 9etborgie, Die elm @ift fir 2eib
uno Seele NOR, b~erausreiBen f6nnte.
aud auf oieiem 8ege eiRg ibm Die.
fes Gleuo nidt aug. benz Sim.
Bite, bite, faufen Sic mir Elm
Sddfden ab, nlir flint Gentsi" Itorte
i'm oo cine idibterne &nnbenitimme
in feinem traurigen @riibeIn. Die
@orte fianaen 10 flebentIid, uno bic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-28

mid bier in Neuitoot an, ni6t neil
i'd ooS 8eoiirfnis b6tte, in einer @iQo
gu mo6nen, @iiien sic, perebrter
Serr, mir fir meme 8erion pGre
cine 9obfammer genltg, pie i6 Iie
oIs 2oufburi6e in Dem Moteriol=
iporengei6aft on Ser &0peniderItroBe
betDobnt babe. @egen meiner Srou
nno meiner So6ter foufe ib oie@iQo.
Ole bolten 10 etpos fir n~otpenoig
ni6t ipabr? un6 oener tue id es 81t=
liebe."
go i6ien 9err 5proder ben Sc
oanfen, Die @inridtung NIT 81 fol1-
fen, 9on5 bon ii6 81 m~eiieu, ober GUM
@rgoben oeS Moiors bon 8arbolir
fanfte er fie idlieBlid), mad itunoen-
longem @eiprd6e, bod nod, uno
5tpar gum &reiie Don $4,000 Morf.
@lsoann begoben It9 Ole 6rei @erren
gum See in Die 5amilie oes Generals
bon 8%irfbouIen mo o1td) Die 9amen
8oroolir idon eingetroffen maren,
uno SEER Sprader empfinq 1ebbafte
8liidmiinI6e.
(Sortiebuns folet,)
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@runSe1aentnms uebertraonnaen.

Wrmnoetde1ttn1s UebertraanmgeR,
Sobn 3 sipnle an 90 6 8rDIdb, @runb,
tid an Der @Hfr StraBe; $3.50.
GpHrao unb Soa 9 SmnIie an bic Bun,
besregierune. 4877.37 Gder 2ano; 500,
| 90.
Nrtbur g Ebumion all @eora Roerner,
@rnnbfid in BET 9errea G~ubbipilion;
$881.05.
Sulius g Wuqoe an Bilis Meobe,
@runbftid an Der Dienotpitp Nne.; $165.
GoB unb Guie @abis an Mlfreb @eir,
@rnnofiid an Der @uentber gtraBe; 49,.
$50.
90 Set unb Srou an grntIie un6 Ntar
3immermann. @runbftld an Der gde beI
Horh. 5lDres uno Der 2una Str $1,000.
Otto Gim6urger an Nu9uit 2irnburaer,
Mnteil an Grunbfhid i'm tteuen gttD.Blod
9l7; $1,000.
George Grep9ang an SDtnarb II Speer,
@runofiid an Der Hiftb Strn6e; $500.
& p MaierhDfer uno 6rau an Gon Bat.
neburg unb 5rau, @runofid an Der
OreiB StraBe; $3.50.
9 O Bedrel unb 5rau an Mattte 9
MiGer. grun6tiid an Der Beh.gommerce
StraBe; $2500.
Nablas nDn Maoaie VI Shine. Wino.
renne, Ian s Nltgeit. E@runoild an bex
Camp StroBe; $1,000
Nlbin Seiosl an Nlbert Nnron unb 8a.
tie Garun, @runbfid an oer 8urleion
StroBe; 500.
SDbanna Wscgabe On G 2amm,
@runbind an Der Sub : 6lores Stra6e;
500.
Srau Catherine 6oaaR u en- s @
9ielmnnn, @runbftid i'm Heuen Gits
Rfnd OIL. 9I(m.
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9~anfiasmmss /. Sag.

Sur gteles ion man fasen 9ant:
8etttttD9ett, Sebet, Spetie, Grant,
nnb bak ma bieies tnen mag,
Safir giebt eS Sanfiagungstaq.
Der Butter TIT ein treffltd gier,
Wesga!b 5nr 9antfagnng er bier
4nf teiner 9afel feblen bari,
@ftt Saucen, mttl6e pber idarf.
Saneben giebt es ,8umptin= 8te",
Ser y8riine" fragt tupbl, mas has iei?
ODD tit es a1tdj Elm gut @ert6t
tlnb febl' an bieiem Gage niGt.
Sci gutter Speife, gntem Grant,
SIT es aud lei6t ST iagen 9anf,
@enn es benin aud in bieiem Sahr
Nt1t Aaes, iute es Iein iplt, mar.
Sic breikigite, Gott fei's eeflaat,
Die bat lins gar nidjt ieGr bebagt,
ttnb mas tie an @efeben idjuf,
Stebt aQes niht tn gntem STUFF.
Ser &artm Der Wmfer6anoe iftupH,
Sic biit1ften iidJ Der Giege nDl,
Sph 6Dffen mir, bic n9hfte @adI
&rin8t ibnen &ateniarnmer -Gnal.
9ann fam and mod BET ganten arad,
@enn ct ath bier Bpttlpb nmr idmadJ,
9uh itSrt es imnter has 8ertran'n,
@enn fduanft, i~upranf 10 felt mir BAUM.
9uh lit uns ems ge6liebem mod,
9em bringen mir elm 6pnnernb ,Sph!"
@enn Sanfen idtuanfen, bleibt ntts bier
Sp6 tmu1er mod - bas Gone Star Bier.
gs tuire bas 9anfiasnmssma6l
SeGr nnnpllfummen allemal,
Stanb' ntGt bet tteincm Eeller mir
Gin iGauttenh 9las npa Gone Star 8ier.
Damn bin ib aud sum Sanf bereit
nub tlage ntdbt Of idledter Belt,
SO lang bas Gone Star Sier it1ts ladjt
tnb better uus, mnb slidli6 madt.
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9obeim er5ablte er ieiner Srou BEN
gor5erl troitloien 8orgo1tg. Sic borte
tbm t~eilnobmslos 81, aber aIs CT
letf5eno Iogte: Scr ornte fleine
&erl lit nm gou5 ollein ouf Der 8elt,
es iltaein pradtiger Sub, lpenn er
oud artnlid uno idledt genabrt aus
iiebt, IN Sen 4ugen itedt @eiit 1no
Ser5, u1o id nuB etnos fir ben
Sungen tim, er bat mir oas 9er5
mei6 eema6t uno es lit mir, ols OF
@ott i'm mir gero6e bofiir IN Sen
8e9 geididt bot" oa bob tie Ben
&opf utO frogte: ullnO no lit Der
SSunge oenn ieBt?"
u8et Mii4ers in ser @aiierItroBe.
9enen bot er es altd) elei6 on9eton,
10 ooB lie i'm gern bebolten miiroen,
menn tie ni6t ibre ei9enen flint 8u=
ben batten. Sd babe gebeten, oaB
W}iiQerS tim iiber @etbnadten bebol=
ten, oonn miro er ipobl in Dos aiien-
bolts miilien, pe11n lif ni6ts anberes
finoet."
Der ar3t iob ieine 5rau erpar-
tnngspoa an, er bottle, iie miroe ia.
gen: u8ringe mir Sen Sungen Der,
i'd Mill ibm Mtutter ietn.~ 4ber Tie
erpioerte fem 8ort borouf.
2eiie feuf5eno oerlieB er SOS 3im-
mer. 9eun puBte er es ia. iein 9lon
mar unousfiibrbor, uno ct bate bod
10 iebr oarouf gebofft.
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Setbfmorb ether Vrsrs
n. Die 84jdbrise Nrmenbau5Isrin
Barbara 9eifelbeB BON Sul3burg.
Sberpfals. crldnste Ii4 an Der 8oben'
ftiege.
Dte mittIere Grbebung
Der 6 E iber bic MeeresfId9e
betragt 966 SUB. @on alien &ont:s
renteu bat Qfrita bic gr0Bte mittlere
90be.
SUB N dnberer BADEN auf
fGmmtliden Mssan 8ernrbas bas
WeeereGt. &utfGsu, 9feiter urlb
3peirdber mifen Dor TuB9dngern
an9aIten.
Dit part m 8 6 e
bGube Gngtanb5 t~ofietsn
$17,500,0Q0, psl9e5 bet glei6e @es
trag 1T ME Der. ben Ct. qeter in Rom
I'm 8obbou ~toitete.
apnperts ftnbsn IN i r
5uer # i'm Sabre 1882 In G:1youA.
Dor bieTer 3ett purben bic 8risfe nur
ouIommeneefaItet uno nit etnem
Mo6sfteasI psrithsn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-28
Gr famnfte bel @etths6nrn.

Dabio Barter bon SaDette, g. g.,
Der in Der S6ladt einen SUB berlor,
idrei6t: o8or mebreren Sabren Iitt
t6 an einem Wagenleioen. Ni6ts
balt Bis id nit electric 8itters be.
gam. Sd miiroe fir Dos GeiuItot
feline 500 Dollars nebmen." Gutter
Comic fir olte 2eute 1tn6 fir neib1i.
DIE S9ua6en. Gin 8ieoerberfteGer
Si9ere Sur fir Iobn1en &Iden unt
i6nade Nieren. @orontiert. SO
Gents. gu boben BEL @6oIpb 9reib
un0 81. Gohn & 60.
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Bersif ridt, oab @orbeueen fliiser 1T,
als S9limmes tpieSer GUT 5u MAIDEN.
9aS gilt befon6ers bon &ranf1eifen.
Deim erlten @brnpton bon @agenIeioen
~offne bic S6leuien, onrnit nidt bic
teigenoen @endher Das 2anb bertpiiIten. "
Define tie nit Dem b~efpdbrten 8Iutreinis
pnngsmitteI, ct. 8ernarb &r~dmterpiaen,
II gntftehen ipn man fie b~efdnupfen.
Weit @rarfbetten iits tpie nit Brdroen:
9oreliiere y. 9enftaSter e g., 8pT2416,
HeD BORT Gitg, nm nnentgeItIiG
cine Yrobe 5u befomme1l. 9te ct. Ser
aaro araaterptlet ftnb in alien Mppt1efen
Su baben. Rreis 25 Gents.
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Gin frpmtner 8unfd.

n@ott belize Sbnen, 8udlen's ar.
nica Gable alien Meni6en betanni
gu MAIDEN, i6reibt S. g. Senfins.
CHAPEL SIN, 81. 6. Sdnea nabm iie
ben @bmer5 bon meinem &norpeI.
@eidpiir uno beilte es in furaer Belt
Das Bette Ser @elt fir @unoen un1
8ranoml,noen. % Gents BEL @ootpb
DreiB uno 81. gohn & 60.