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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-04

show Indian legends. all carved in the
wood. 1t is hoped that there will be
enough to make the necessary furniture.
The members of Nova Caesarea object
strongly to the removing of the motto,
I'm God We Trust from the national
coins 1t is probable that they will head a
petition to the New Jersey Legislature
asking for It's influence in saving the
motto. 1t is likely that the local clubs
will be asked to sign the petition. The
matter of leaving out the name of tho
Christ from Christmas exercises in the
public schools was also briefly discussed
and objected to
A social hour followed, during which
selections were given by the Mandolin
Club, OF Orange. The rooms were patriod-
cally decorated. Mrs. Bunice B. Hunting
don, the regent, presided. Mrs. William
Fl. Brown, president of the Ray Palmer
Club, talked for a few moments on TRAY
cling Libraries" and asked that all present
attend the lecture on QUAINT Nuremberg,
the Ancient" to be given by Mrs. g.
Adams Fisher in the Church of the Re-
deemer December II for the benefit Of the
travelling library fund.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-04
ornnre Politlcnl Studs c1ub.

"Cfties Governed by a Commission" and
might Schools were the topics consid-
cred by the members of the. Orange Politi-
cal Study Club, at a meeting held yes
terday afternoon at the home Of Miss
Martha Reddington, is Conover terrace,
Orange.
Mrs. William Downs reviewed an article
in Worlds Work by President Eliot, of
Harvary, on ''Cities Governed by Fewer
Men" and Alden Freeman gave a re-
port on the National Civic Association
and the National Municipal League, which
held a joint convention In Providence, r.
l., November 10, 20 and q. Miss Inez Gay,
a teacher In the Newark evening schools,
gave a talk on might schools in New
ark" and told the women of the splendid
advantages enjoyed by the pupils who
attend these institutions. She dwelt on the
fact of the foreign population being the
most eager to learn, and said that many
of the students were close to 40 years
Of age.
Mrs. Downs and Mrs. Herman B.
Walker were appointed a committee to
confer with the Board Of Education in
the matter of having civic lectures in the
public schools for the benefit and further
education Of the foreign population in the
Oranges.
The member were of the opinion that
since there are no night schools in the
Oranges. public lectures of an educational
nature are a necessity.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-04

Make I'D your mind now that you viii IN
Fease your sales. Advertise in the STAR
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-04

PIANO Is An ARTICLE that you may probably buy
~ once in a lifetime, therefore you should use care
and judgment as to where you can get the bsst for
your money.
For integrity. worth and enduring qualities lie 1ASoD
DOLL is an artistic Piano of the highest grade; OLD III name
and great in reputation. sweet in tone. solid In CONSTRUCTION
and fully warranted to give satisfaction for a lifetime.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-03
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE GIFT
Board of Managers Defer Action on
 Matter Until Value Is Found,

Swarthmore, Pa. Dec. 3. - At a meeting of the board of managers of Swarthmore college the committee ap- pointed to examine the coal lands be- queathed to the college in the will of the late Anna T. Jeanes of Philadel- phia on condition that the college should abolish intercollegiate sports made report in which it said that to determine the value of the lands it would be necessary to engage a coal engineer and that the committee would make a conclusive report on the sec ond Tuesday in March.
 The committee stated that the hiring of an engineer would involve a large expenditure of money. and that they had requested the Philadelphia yearly meeting of Friends of Philadelphia, who will receive the property in case Swarthmore does not accept the be- quest, to advance the necessary mon- ey, with the proviso that it would be returned fin ease Swarthmore refused to abolish sports.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-03

Messrs. Bingham Pa.). Payne (N. iJ Keller O., Williams CIissD and Sher. wood (O) to select their own seats.
 One of the unfortunate men with his seat was De Armond (Mo.). With others he' had to draw by lot and is in what is called ''the Cherokee strip" Bourke Cochran is down in the front row, where he will have no trou- ble ill catching Cannon's eye. Dalzell Pa.) and Champ Clark were both well taken care of After little routine business and the introduction of bills the house adjourned.
 In the Senate.
 There was less excitement in the senate, as there always is. The vice president ordered that the roll of sena- tors be called alphabetically, and all the new senators were sworn in except Bankhead and Johnston (Ala.). who will have to await formal notice to the senate, probably twenty-four hours that their predecessors, Morgan and Pottis, are dead.
 Much interest was shown when the names of simon Guggenheim, the mil lonaire from Nevada; Isaac Stephen son (Wis.) and Jefferson Davis. the moon faced senator from Arkansas. were called and they came forward to receive the oath. Platt and Depew (N. Y), both looking aged Platt so weak that he had to be assisted into the senate chamber, were in their seats probably for one of a few days this winter
 The presidents message will be sent to congress today and read in both branches. Many predictions were made that this congress would be reaction ary as compared with it's immediate predecessor and that little legislation of radical nature would be enacted.
 This talk is heard both in the senate and in the house of representatives. Senators of course cannot be quoted in their confidential talks with newspa- per men. but if One-half of what was said is carried out the presidents mes sage will fall on barren ground In this first session of the Sixtieth con gress there will be no disposition to rush legislation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-03
NAVY DEFEATS ARMY ELEVEN
Midshipmsn Humble Their Opponents
 In Football Battle by to 0.

PhilsdeIphia. Dec. 2.-t;angway for the navy. Before a not less distin- guisheI than enthusiastic throng Of 30.N0 dotted with diplomacy. graced with s0ciety and parked with the bu- reaurracy of Washington. the ruddy checked. clean cut Annapolis eleven bore the sturdy and desperate army team remnrseIcSSIy down Franklin field tO defeat by the scUre Of 10 q
 From starr to finish the navy was supreme. for inc midshipmen were without weakness in any quarter. and the victory WAS ss crisp and riean as any possible Tn the piping times Of peace Captain Douglas of the navy was the bright particular star 0f both teams and by his line plunging. bril- liant dasheS around thp ends and con. sistent bunting did much to carry vic tory with his team
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-03
Hyde Offers to Make Restitution.

New York, Dee. 3. - James Hagen Hyde. who was compelled to sell con, troi of the Equitable Life Assurance society to Thomas F. Ryan in June of 1905. has offered to make restitution to the company of various sums aggre. gating approximately S1,O00,OOO. pro. vided all suits against him, including those brought by the attorney general on behalf of the people of the state of New York. be withdrawn. Up to the present time Mir. Hyde's offer has not been accepted
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-03
Republican State Convention,

New York. Dec. 3.-The Republican state convention to elect four dele gates at large to the next national con. vention will be held in this city be- tween April [ and April 20 1908. ac. cOrding to an announcement made by T. l.. Woodruff. chairman of the Re publican state committee. This is said to be earlier than the usual date.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-03
sso.ooo Jockey Can't Psv ss Fine

New York. Dec. 3.-GrOver Cleveland Fuller. who but short time ago was earning $l0.000 year as 3 jockey on the big race tracks. did not have S3 with which to pay q fine imposed upon him by Magistrate Barlow for intoxi- cation and was placed in cell.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-03
hartia,s Petitinn Is neni.d

Philadelphia. Dec 3.-The superior court refused the petition of r. Angus tns Hartje of Pittsburg for a rcargu- ment on his suit for divorce from his wife. Mary Scott HartjP. The court recently affirmed decision of the AL leghcny county court. which refused Hartje a divorce.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-03
Golfer at Sixty Win. rsurr.x.

Lakewood. \. l. Dec 2-Henry M- Brown a PhiIsdelFhian. who owns up to at least sixty years. woa fae chief cup in the open goIf tournament st the Country esub of Iszkewpod- He defeated A W TTIIfnzhzst. also of Philadelphia. by I up in the final ruuEd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-03

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-03
It Behoves Everyone to Save, where and when they can, and this; is certainly the Place and ... the Time.

Ask the crowd who have been here during the past ten days, and they will tell you that never were more bona-fide bargains offered the public. "
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-19
Yin OaS Yublttum.

Die nSreie Breiie fir Eeros" miro
an iber $50 RoftDfficen nerlanbt. urtb
fat cine arDRe @erbreitune in Der
Na9bar- &epublit Werifo, i'm Snbia'
ner=Territprium unb OffabDma.
Sbr Ordinations @ebiet in Teros
eritredt fib oOn @alueton biz binauf
na6 Deniion, bonn duBeriten Often
biz nab @l Balu i'm fernen 8eften;
es iblteBt ielbituerftanolih nit be-
i1nhers sablreiben 2eiern bas oibts
%beiieoelte Mtittel=9 eras anb ben Glib
ueiten elm. Gud in Meritp bat ite
cine Qr0ke 8erbreituna.
8tpei 8eiieaoe ftno %beitdnbig,
iabrein, iabraus i'm Snterefie oes
8lattes unterweas uno fiibren oeut=
ielben i'm Berein nit unferen riibri=
gen 2otal 8 Iaenten fsrtmabrenb
i1eue 2eier .au.
Sn Mnbetrabt oieier EbatloHen tit
bic nGreie Breffe". nO es fih barum
banbelt, Die beutfhe 8~en6lterung gu
arreidea, bas bette Maaeiae : Mes
blum i'm Gtaate Gerns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-19
TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the''FREIE
PREssE FJER 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 clrculates 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 tlavenng men and our
very active local agents are con-
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium In the State OF
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
puiatlOn.
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SIN Nnsnit.

Gin 6eiBer Meono lit Der Mueuit,
9as miro rrls M1en fIar betpuBt,
8ern bon Der Stirne, 1i~eoerDbetB,
Sn 9trDmen flieBt Der cole S9tpetB.
@n6 nimmt bel bieiem SonnenbranD
Sic S~roden1ett tets ~Mberbano,
Surtner ienf5t, NIT gltem Ge6t:
Sic @rntearsif6t Die itebt i6le9t.
0aan fragt Ii6 nobl: ipobin nun 8ieb'n,
Inn oteier 0tbe 81 entflte6n2
Sod 6ilft es nidts IN bieiem Saa
Sic 9iBe, Die lit iIberau.
&ir fte6en iebt i'm Sternenfreis
SIM 9otpen8ei6en, ba lit beib
limb trDden, itets ons 2~p1ungsport,
Saril6er fam man ia ni9t fortl
biIft nns ni6ts, als IN @ebulo
@rtrogen, mas ni6t nrire S6mlol
Sc bleibt uns bod elm Sroit babel,
SAB iebt balb Somr1ers @noe iei.
@enn ii1 elm fleiues @6a6en seigt,
9offt man, bnb's 1i6 gum &e9en nei9t,
Gin fii6les 2ift9e1 fon1mt - aha,
Seb tit Der 9tbe @noe na9l
Sa,penn's ni6t fir Die Soffnnns mar +,
Wnn fdno' 0ies Qeben fat 81 i6tuer;
9a15e Nenf6beit, melt unb brett,
Sofft INNER auf Die bei1're 3eit.
tii6le SerbIt ouf Sornengll1t,
ber @ebnrfe tut uns gull
Man ipiirt es fat i'm 8ornus idier
limb ftdrft ii6 bann nit Gone Star gier.
9as bGlt 1tns ia IN f6tperer Belt
Stets einen 2nbetrunf bereit,
S6eint brauBer aI6 Die Come 6eiB,
9ds Gone Star Ster lit falt pie @ts.
Sort NIT ben @riaen, @orgen Dannl
8as ma einnnl ni6t dn0ern fam,
grtrdgt ii9 INNER better bier,
20 lang nns i9medt Das 2Dne Star Sier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-19

9dnb metsfagte unb Gef9i6ten err
sdblte, frDbli6e unb tiefitnnige, tpanbte
tbr @ott Die 9er5en Der 5rauen gu,
baB fe f9ier ni9t o6ne Gdfura fem
tonnten. Sic aber pubte Ii9 bas auz
nuBe gu MAIDEN, unb = UNI etne LANCE
@ef6t4te tura gu er5dblen = iie Be-
tpog iene 9teblingsfrau bes @ultans,
pelde Mehlau sebetlt battle, it9 fir
unfere 9etmfenbuns gu D%ertpenben.
Den Bitten biefer mG9tigen Sir5pres
4ertn beru,odte ber Sultan ni9t au
fptberitehen, mad eintsem 30serr CAB
er mad unb entlteb un8 rei6 bef9enft.
Mtr aosen frbbli9 betm, unb als
tptr mad 3anger tdmsn, fanb Meblau
4rteffdaften aus Der 5etnat6 bor, bic
tbn gu raf4sr Ubreife mad 9aufe perz
anlabten; fetn Gltersr 8ruber, bic rrs
fade ber 8ntftgtetten, tpelde tim tn
bic 8rembe getrteben, mar g~eitorben,
unb Der Water tpinf9te, baB er auriide
tsbre, I'm an ienes Ste1e in bas bGters
Tide Bdntsef9dft ala Sbeilhaber eins
sutretsn.
@lfO eef4ab es. Do er nun fort
mar, Ientte Safura lift 9aupt tpte eine
0ilte. tpelher BITE belebenbe 3raft bes
Regens fehlt. Sic narb blab unb
front, Sehnfu4t unb Gram um ben
fremben Mdnn nasten an tbrem Ser
gen, unb NIT S4reden pdrb t6 Time.
bdB ite, Der fdbnfte Sonnenbltd in
metnem 2eben, baraus berf6ntnben
piirbe. Mobl betBt es, baB Der 9err
ntemonbem mebr auferlsgt, als er err
tragen fam, aber mir bat er in jerten
Sasen mein bo[lssriittelt M}aB bon
benz, mas ber Menf9 letben fam. obne
5nfammen5ubre4en, augemeffen.
Tortiebung fDlat.)
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=siir $500 uatb 0enti@Ia1O.

Deutib am~eritaniihe 8eitungen
meroen i'm alten 8aterlano nit GRO.
Bem Snterefie eeleieu, neil fie iid
fret ausipre9en unb b6ufie pDn ori.
ben mebr 0euigteitert uno Nabrih.
ten bringen. als bic oeutI9en Bel,
tungen ielbft. Die rSrete 8refie fir
2eraS" 1T oriiben iiberaa, mubin iie
geianot uirb, elm iebr germ geiebener
Saft uno tam itb riibmen, Iner.
fennun9 uno @irbiaung gu finben,
mie aus aablrei9en 8riefer ON urs,
iotuie an Dieteni9en, uelbe bas 8latt
an lire Beruanoten ibiden, berppr'
aebt. @er oaber leinen gerpanoten
uno Sreunben cine Sreuoe ertpeiieu,
ibnen elm miQfDmmenes @e1@enf
MAIDEN min, Der beiteIe fiir fie bic
r5reie 8reife fir Teras". Das Sn.
tereRe fir 3eras, mie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat unb bic @eeenb, NOD Die
Werpanoten mDbnen, lift in 9eutiA.
lamb iebr lebbaft unb es lit unnt6g.
li6, in Brinatbriefen cine 10 GRIND.
libe Guftldruns unb 8eidreibuno
oes fremoen 2anbes su eeben, pie
oies bic nJreie 8ref1e" allm6bent.
lid tbut. SIR ben gerinsen Breia
BON So p~erienben mir purtDfrei unfer
rei6baltiges Bobenblatt auf elm Sabr
on iroeno cine aorefie i'm Guslanbe.
Die Treie preiie fir 9eras pnbI.
WDml1nab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-19
21Uerlet.

- 9ie gpuntDfommiHGre baben Die
Steuerrate enbsaltis auf 40 Gents feft-
seiebt. sic baben ferner bei6lofen,
ben Galoonbeiibern Die 2i5ens fiir Die
Sage, an rpel9en fie feline @etrdnfe per=
faufen burften. in Mb5us 5u brinsen.
- Inter benz Nanien ,Yetrid>
Saur 2umber 60 p a ," lit
cine neue Sirma sesrinoet tuorben, bic
Baubol5, Tar= uno Seniterrabmen unb
ale in bieies Sad lblasenbe Mrtitel
perfauft. sic Setter bes @eI9dfts be-
iiben cine lanaidbrise Grfabruns uno
linb ben Nr1iteften, 8aufontraftpren
unb benz Bnblifum porteilbaft bafannt.
gs itebt ibnen seniisenDes &apital CUR
Gerfiisuns, UNI N~uftrase gu irsenb mel
6er S6be b~efriebisenb ausfibren gu
fDnnen.
- Die &unbreiie Der Mitglieber bes
8nIineB Mens Club pirb brei Gage,
ben RI, %. unb 20. in Nnlpru6 nebs
men unb ii9 iiber bic Guniet 8a6n big
IGeDten, iiber bic Nranfas BaB 8abn
Biz Sublime unb Corpus gbriiti uno
mieber Surid nod Gan Intunio err
ltreden. On ieoer Station tpiro furser
0ufentbalt senommen.
= SIN Ilter bon Sc Sabren lfnrb in
ibrer @obnuns PA Norb : 6adberrp
GtraBe 6rau Gmalie 8urfbarbt, Bittpe
BON 6rib 8urfbarbt. Sic binterldBt
brei 9D9ter unh iisben Ssbne.
I'm Der sroBen Sibe gu entgeben,
arbeiten bic Strabenarbeiter iebt BON
7--12 nbr pDrmittass unb BON 4-7
nndmittass.
- 0te uns Serr Nlfreb Solt, Sc
nerals Msent bes Morbbentl6en 2lobb,
mitteilt, miro Der Dampfer ySannoper"
Galpeitou am 81. Iuguf perIaHen.
.gbemnis" ieselt BON @alpehon am 8.
September.
8dbrene Der 8rieftrdser Tbomas
20. 8rodmann ii9 am Gonntas abenb
nit ieiner Srau i'm eleftrii6ea Bart be
fanb, brannte ibr n~euerbautes Bobnz
baus, Ode BON Evergreen unb Mcgmls
lousb GtraBe, init alIem Snbalt big auf
ben 8oben nieoer. Die @erii9erung
betrd9t nur $1,000.
81. 6. 8ean bon 9orreon bal bic
&ranfentpdrterin MiB Gliiabetb &epz
nolos sebeiratet, Die i'm Dor brei Sab
rem in einem bieiieen 6ospital pfleete.
= Gm Sonntas CAB es tpieber cine
tleine g6lferuanOeruns mad bena9bars
ten Orten unb aud bic gersnisunes>
lotale in ben NuBenteilen Der Stabt
uaren molseiiat. Die Stabt iel6it 1T
an S%ountasen iebr itia - pie ausses
ftprben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-19

nihtslaeenbes 8eu9 unb in ben meiIten
6dleu fam man bon benz mas ntit9eteilt
ptrb, bic Salfte als Der Bbantafie bes
8erfaiiers entlprunsen beaei6nen,
0aB NaeS, mas San Intpnio betrifft,
tuenn setobt iperben foa = ein5ig baz
ite6t, in Der 9an5en 8elt nidt iibertrofz
fen tuerben lam, oas 1T i6on ielbItperz
ltduolih seuuroen. Nber eben1p serdt
MAJ in oas grtrem, tuentt etpas 9eriiet
miro.
@elder &nfmano BON 9ruderldmdrz
Sc piro beiipielsiueiie seseupdrtig nit
Der Wildfrase setrieben. @eraoe iebt,
mo- es mebr mie ionit barauf anfommt,
lanitdre 8oridriften gu beoba9ten, be-
lpraben Die Mitslieber Ser itdbtiI9en
@eiunbbeitsbeb6rbe bic Mif6fraee uto
beflrworteteu in 8erbinbun9 bnmit, bic
8ieoeranlteltuns zines 8afteriplu9en,
Der regelmdBige unterludunsen Der gum
8erfauf fommenben Mil6 porntmmt.
@as lit aber aug oielem nur lad9es
mdBen 8oreeben Der SanitdtsbebDrbe
e~ntitanben? Gin 3eitun9sseidrei, als
oh mir elmer epidemic BON &ranfbeiten
in 6plee beg Wildsenuiies entseaen.
| sinsen; as Of Die Mil9 aus ieee Sit
DIE, aus iebem Sausbalt uerbanht werz
ben miiBte. l1no bas NGes fommt nit
einem Male, tritt 10 ptDbli9 auf =
aber es ueriduinoet aud eben 10 idneu
uieber, uni ether anoeren SenIaion
8lab gu MAIDEN.
Sdliebli6 setuDhnt ii6 Oas 9ubli=
fum ieoo6 an iol6e uebertreibunsen uno
Seniationen; es mirb abseitumpft ba=
sesea uno bieie Sorte bon 3eitunsen,
bic ben e5aieberilden @ert, ben IT, be-
fiben follen, ibon linsit perloren baben,
baBen aud nod ibren STUFF als Reuis>
feitsz 8ldtter Elm.
Gan Gntonio 1T nod nidt Der 9lab
fir oerartise iOurualiitii6e &uutitide.
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&euintfpu,

Guh unlere englii9en 8eituneen BE-
HeiBisen iid Der g~eniatiou. Sic baben
BEN Bug Der Belt ni9t gu wiberlebeu
permo6t. MAIDEN in uebsrtret6un9, bau-
l6en ieoe nod 10 serinsTasise @ngele=
seubeit unsebibrli6 uuf, idreiben iber
bic unuihtigitsn Dinse ean3e Spaiten II.
Derieben bic lebteren nod NIT elmer gnll-
sen Gn5obl bon Titeln in biditer S9riit,
als Db tpelterfditternbe 8esetenbeiten
an5ufdubigen tudren.
Die uselbe @refie", pie man bic fem
iatipnslafternen 8eitunsen nenrt, bat
aliO aud in benz ionit 10 itilen unb be-
basli6en, fi6 in pOuer S~urslofsfeit iuie.
genben San Nntonio, ibren Gin5ug Qes
balten. Die 8etuobner Ioaen nit @e=
malt aug ibrer &ube aufeerittelt, &c
miiKen in Gufregung unb Nerppfitdt Der,
iebt tperben. Dem 5unebmenben Gtros
~benIpeftafel i6lieBt ii9 Die in ibren
Spalten ldrmenbe unb trommelnoe 8refIe
an unb mare bic 8erautaiInna aud nod
70 9erinsfisis, es muB setobt uuo aes
idrien iueroen, nm baS 8ublifum su
rei5en unb bas 8latt 10 uieI tuie m0slit
In NQer Munoe 5u brin9en.
llebertreibung, ni6ts als llebertrei-
bun9l 8eiiebt man cine mnrttldreies
ride Nnfiinbiaune auf ben 0epeIden-
ober 2ufalieiten ndber, 10 finbet man
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Gmpfoblen bpm Gpmnt1.

Ole popnlarife We6t3in in Stiego
in6 Der bette Srenno meirer
Samilte,~ i6reibt @m. 90. 9tes,
Serm1sgeber oesn Stleeo Sorrnol",
@ilbertspiGe, q. 9, lift Or. Sings
Neue @ntoedung. Sic bot ii6 als
unfeblbore Sur fir Suiten urtb CT
faltung ertpieien nno modt furaer
8ro5eB ban1it. @ir balten es imnter
aIs oos 8elte fir 2ungerl= unb Sails
f%ranfbeiten." @arantiert al beilen
BON @oolpb 9reiB unb 81. gobn &
60. 8reis so Gents uno $1.00.
8robefloide frei.
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&ebrer geiu6t

fir Die &ebecca Greet Sdule; mllf
0euti6 uno engliib unterri6ten font
men ltn0 min0eitens Elm @ertififat 2.
&loiie baben. 8erbeiratet porge3ogen.
10 Wonate Sdltle; $40 monatlidL
freie 8obnung uio Sol5.
Ipplifonten mogen ii6 penoen an
8m. 6. Senti6, SruItee,
Cranes WtiQ, gomal 60, Ser.
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Wemiiieadrtmer aeimd1t.

9rei oerti9e 5amtlien fir Sc
miiIe-Sarmen auf @nteil. @1tte 8ro-
petition fir Die redten 2eltte. &ein-
getpim $500 per @fer bieie Saiion.
ODER mir be5ablen @ebalt. = @benio
meroen 8mei S06innen berlangt.
6inoen quite Seimnt.
6. u. Mrnplo nnb SObn,
8ortlano, Con tbe 8aD) Ser.
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Slider ME bic Gpnnen.

lit elm uraIter altsorud; oenn Con-
nenauf- un6 Sonnenuntergmg lit oie
regeImdBigfte gri9einrtng. Die 90
tigfeit Der 2eber uno gfngetpeioe 1T
ebenfo regelmdBig, pern NIT Or.
Sings Neuen 2ebens -pinen reguIirt.
@ardntiert bon MooIpb DreiB ,uno
st. gobn & 60. Breis % Gents.
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2ehrer=0 eiuM.

Sn unierer oreiflaifieen 99ule 1T
nod cine 2ebreriteqe 81 beieben. 8e-
bolt $500 fir s Wonate. Gefleftam=
ten m0gen iiG on Die SruItees pen-
ben. s. SterlOb,
Norobeim Seras.
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@rpke GrDffnung bes
City Of MexikO Restaurant,
I22 Watn MpeMne.

Rur erittlaiiise merituuiihe @eridte.
Ofeu 0 IL ubr moreens Bis IL ubr
NaHts. GegulEre Mablaeiten Is Gents,
iehs peribieoene @hn9e. Betenungen
a la Carte. 8ieaen, 9ahner, gier, Ran.
@erDs etc.
Seoermann ut einselaoeu unb pirb
5ufriebengeteut.
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8rOke Bargains in ben tterelten
9ilten fir @iebaii6ter u,to Sarmer
bel Gbas. @aseritaot, 210 SoIoao
StraBe, mo Die bette Sittreinigungs.
arbeit getan miro. Spre6t Dor!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-19

. lie Weinernte ergibt IN
Sranfrei6 bur&idnittlt4 112 @anO@
men per 4der; In @panten 100 Gals
foren unb in Glsier gar 300 Ganonen
t Older.
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Serar Gpumt0 Tarnt.

100 Gder 5arm, As Afer in &ul=
tur, gutter Stature, piel Sol5, gutter
lleues Sous un0 Staarn-
gen, 10 Meilen BON San Antonio,
nobe 8oItoffice. Store etc. gles fei-
mes 2anb. @ute @rnten, &reis
$2700.00
&cpeumb & Sing,
Madop-@ ebduoe, gtaDarro-S trabe.
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am Sample nm's 9afein


erlieeen 10 @iele, Dine oaB man linen
ben 8orpIrf Der Seigbeit MAIDEN 6arf,
tpel9e Die 6linte ms &orn nirft. Ser
meni6lide &orper tpirb bon bielen dro@
nifden aranf6eiten beimgefuht, peIfe
Die itdrfite Biqenstraft aufreiben uno
ben Sob al5 ettpns @iini6ensfpertes err
i6einen laifen. Nnnentli6 gilt bas audi
bon 1enem idmer3baften Qei6en, ben Sd@
morrboioen, tDeldes bielen Wenfhen bas
Seben berleioete. oa Tie BET Guadialbern
nno @birurgen feline Siilfe faree1t, BON
Or. Siisbee's berii brntent 8eilmittel
yAnafefs" n6er feline &enntnis batten.
9roben oiefes unfeblbaren Rittels tpers
ben bon g. 8ettdbter & O.. gpE 2416,
Neu Yorf, foftenfrei berianbi.
0etrafs : G6etae.
9f Seebe unb y 6 S~euSinoer,