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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-21

tricate form often appear after a Hgbt,,.-
stroke-these forms having given rise 70 So So
stitiOns concerning the reproduction Of 60.
In the neighbOring landscape-have race,.,-
been explained by experiments made bv D.
fessor Elmer Gates. of Cnevy Chase. Ma nj
by allowing electric sparks to impinge unon NJ
Geographic plates. has reproduced these f,,,-a. =
what he terms 'eIectrosraphs.r some os ,,.-
showing beautiful fernlike forms
By aid of surveying instrune rts orr,r,o,
two stations, connected teieuhouicarv =.
weather bureau recently measured a Iaree NJ,
Der of thunder heads which were conn,
with other classes OF clouds and found ~ - -
far the largest of all vaporous forms Ao,,ir,..
our atmosphere. Several were found tn NJ. g
and a half miles in height from base 10 s,,..,.
the apexes touching points ten miles aho.
earth.
That at least one thousand million volts i ..
force required TO send lightning 10 earth s.
a thunder head a mile hiEh-as fre0uent,r
curS-was recently estimated .v Professor t.
bridge of the Laurence School Of Science n.
ward. who has erected an instrument tba, >.
produces lightning pheHomsna an a small al
JOHN ELFiE.~H WATKINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-21

The great depression suffered Just before
thunderstorns is due to the failure of the =
vous system to respond quickly to the rapidly
varying electrical potential of the air and the
quickly changing conditions OF temperature.
humidity and pressure.
Statistics obtained by the government from
the German forestry bureau show that among
trees the oak suffers most frequently by far, and
after that, in order of frequency, the fir. beech.
pine, ash and birch
Lightning photographs the skin. where
red figures representing ferns and trees in in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-21
ALASKAN FARMS.
Nearly 9,OO0,O0O .1crcs Soon To =,
Opened for Settlers.

AT distance of some fifty miles south of -,
Arctic Circle 29SO0G0 acres ~ land wir
opened for settlement in AIaska on Sanra,,s
81. by recent order of the Secretary of ,be p
terror This great tract has been held in rasa--.
Tor national forest around Nc--ou Rav brr Ella
project was abandoned so many were rbs T.
mands for entry on land which had been r---,
more suitable for settlement The sprinp VIZ,
for Alaska Overwhe fneG steamship accoUrsl,
tons and filed up the Vharves AT Seattle y+-5
household freight but the order Of The Secrs-7ry
Is expected to prolons The rush I'D to the an
preach OF winter Alaska has been in the thrr4s
OF a general strike and tie-up. but as usual +,
such cases this feature Is wearing itself ont
These troubles were caused by the shortage ~
labor in Southeastern Alaska owing 10 the ae-
tivity OF railway building and the development
OF new mines. cUlminatiug .r a general demand
for higher wages.
Agriculture is proceet.re hand in hand with
the efforts Of government experiment statio-sI
which are constantly determining what VII
grow which heretofore has been exotic To ths
soil So far, all the harder tables have been
made to thrive. and in the large valleys Of ths
interior experiments are o. ing made. with every
prospect Of success. To- Er1w hay grain and Stock
feed capable Of maintain work animals Tie
great valley along the Sls.,-a River in Central
Alaska, extending north s-eu Cooks Inlet and
Resurrection Bay, il is declared. has q MD
climate all the year, owing % the warm cur
rents Of the ocean. and ail grow almost any
thing that is raised in temperate zones.
Most important 20 Alaska has been the III
provement Of the transportation facilities. bot
on steamship and railway lines. In the Sustn-
Valley he Alaska Central Railway last yea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-21

Country houses hilIsides are IN greater
danger than those on level ground. according to
Professor Alex McAdie, OF the weather bureau
who has made lightning a speciality. AS light
ming falls indisCriminately upon trees, rocks or
buildings il will make little difference some
times whether trees higher than the ad-
Joining buildings" said ne. ard ne added that
II is no; juGciuus to stand IN dOorlvays Of barns
close to cattle near chimneys or irepIaces
in thunderstorm. Small articles OF steel such
scissors. cannot attract lightning out of its
course commonly supposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-21
NEU LIGHTNING LORE.
Interesting Studies By Government
Ucathcr Bureau.
CCopyrsht. 1907. by John Eifrcth watkins)

I'car of lightning rcccired the heaviest per-
rentage in a census OF fears recently taken by
Clark University. Yet investigation lately
r,alc by the weather bureau shows that an
average Of only eight hundred Americans are
heinz killed by lightning a year The average
YAM IS chance of being slain by thunderbolt
tins summer is therefore. about one in 100000
lie is ten times likely to be burned or
.,aid.d to death and nearly four times more
likely TO he shot to death.
Danger from lightning is largely a matter of
locality however The weather bureau has
c'miieI chart Of thunderstorm frcqucnccs
which shows that the belt of most numcr-
GU Vls'tItons includes all of Florida except
thc South'fnmCSt tip. Also the lower edge of
Goc!'!a and the southeastern corner Of Ala
hai'' Hr.c on an average forty-tivc thunder
storms year are experienced and the region
Is not one 10 be highly recommended to persons
suffering from morbid fear of these phe-
Hom,r1.
Tn" zone of next greatest frequency includes
moe northern parts Of Georgia and Alabama
ana It's annual average is forty storms Thirty
five N'ar are experienced in Il somewhat lr-
regular belt north of this. and including still
more northern parts Of the states last named.
- wen AS the whole of Mississippi and Louis
hn3 nearly al of Tennessee. the adjacent cor
I-Tf IF Illinois ana Kentucky. the southern part
pf ArA'l5a5 and the eastern central part OF
Texas.
Another belt OF equal intensity obtains
throughout Central Illinois and adjacent sections
Of Iri..a1. Iowa ana Missouri The region from,
tho Virginia cares To Connecticut csCa,ae viz,
an a"ot2Sc Of twenty-five such con,.ulsinnY
Whrlc Boston is visited by Only twenty West #
the 10th meridian Frequency, dituiuisbes mil
IL" Rockies are reached. and on the pacif,
s"i" there are practically no such storms what
ever
uddt enough, the region OF CREATES, d,,,..-
from lightning stroke does not coincide with
thr zone Of greatest thurdcrstor.n frequency
but includes Southern Vermont. the whole ~
Mas-tc' .usctts, Rhode island Cornecticu. Na,,
York, New Jersey PENNSYLVANIA. DeIayy,r.
N'st Virginia. Ohio Kentucky. Indiana East,
cIn IAn"is, Virginia and tho greater mar, 80
Mar Ind In this zone over five deaths IA m,
lVoop square miles wear arc calIsac nv th,,,,
derh"ts Thrco to five deaths in 10 GOO is tho
rulr in SURROUNDING, re,.i,u i-,.I,,l;r,. ,.,.t
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Tiir $500 uatb 9eitI1lanO.

Deutib omeritani1Ge 8eitungen
tueroen i'm olten 8aterlan0 nit arO.
Sem Jnterefie geleien, neil fie fiG
frei auSipreben uno bdufig pDn brii.
ben mebr Reuigfeiten unb NahriH.
ten bringen, als Die oeuti1es Bel.
tuneen ielbit. Die r5reie Breiie fir
TerasA iit oriiben iiberau, tupbin Iie
aeianbt wirb, elm iebr germ eeiebener
@ait un6 fann itb riibmen, Mner.
tennun9 uno WIroigung au finben,
mie aus 5ablreiben BrieFen an uns.
fOiuie an Dieienigen, tuel@e bas Blatt
an ibre Bermanoten ibiGen, berpDr.
3ebt. Ser oaber leinen 8eruanoten
un6 Greun0en cine 5reube ermeilen.
ibnen elm milltomrnenes @eIheni
MAIDEN mill, oer befteIIe 5iir iie bic
.Sreie Brefie fiir Geras@. Gas Sn.
tereiie fiir 9eras, ME iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @egeno, mo Die
Wermanoten tuobnen, 1T in DeutIh.
lamb iebr lebbaft unb es iit unmDa.
li6, in BrinatbrieFen cine 10 ariin6.
libe &uffldrun9 uno 8eibreibunp
6es fremoen 2anoes su geben, tuie
oies bic rTreie BreHe" allm5hent.
lid tbut. SIR ben oeringen Breie
BON So nerienoen mir purtDfrei unier
reibbaltiges 8Dbenblatt auf Elm Sabr
an iroeno cine Goreiie i'm Nuslanoe.
Die Sreie Beetle fiir 9eras sabI.
GDmbamu.
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Au oas yublltnlll.

Die .Jreie Breiie fiir 9eros4 miro
an iiber $50 Buftufficen nerfanot. uno
bat eine groRe @erbreitung in Der
0a9bar= &epublit WeritD, i'm Snbia.
rz2erritDriunt uno Otlobona.
Sbr @irtulatiDns>G >Gebiet in Eeras
erftredt fib pUn @alneitDn bis binauf
na6 DeniiDn. bonn duBeriten Often
Bis nab Gl sgalp i'm fernen Weiten;
es fdlteBt ielbituerftanblih nit be-
lOnhers sablreiben 2eiern bas bibts
beiiebelte Wittelz zTeras anb ben @uo'
meiten elm. Gub in WeritD Eat iie
cine QrnBe Berbreituno.
3spsi 8etiemSe Itno beitdnbio,
iabrein, iabraus i'm Sntereiie bes
8latte8 untertpeas unb fiibren oent>
ielben i'm 8erein nit nnieren riibri.
gen 2utal Neenten fsrttpdbrenb
lieue 2eier au.
Sin Nnbetrabt bisfer 9bntfa1en 1T
bic ~Jreie Breiie". mD es iih barutn
banbelt. bic beutibe 8epDlferuna su
srreiheu. oaS bette Mnseiee D9e,
Stam i'm Staate 1eras.
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Saftiaipirren in guanieu.

Di. fponifae Suiti3 itsbt bon alters
Der in feinsm siinitigen 9uf, absr bits
ter Sag. 8eiste iie iid tpieber einmaI
I'm f9limmiten 2i9te. reber bic Der
tpdItung bes in aonturs gsratbenen
8alIfpielbauiss Gromon Central in
Mabrib lasen fidb atpei Ridter in ben
9aaren. Der eins lieb bas 9osal bur1
fetnen Qlauaeil unb 5ehn S9ubIeute
befeben; Der anbert riidtt nit feinem
8euntenitob urb 3abtrei9en pofiaiiten
an imb nerlanste bic Seffnuns. Limb
tpe..a Gott felbit BON 9immel berabs
fteigt, nirb bic EbIr nitt aufsez
madt!@ anttportete ibm Der @srimtse
biener ieinss RD1egen.
Ddrauf ipurben 6onbtperter sebolt,
bic bic 9biir erbreden tnuBtsn, aber
binter Der gbiir fanb man eins erobe
8arritabe bon 5tiiblen uub 1if6en,
bic Elm ginbrinseu unm0sli9 ma1te,
unb binter Der Borritabe ouber ben
G9usIeuten an bic 30 bdnbfeite, nit
Rniitteln beipaffneie Renner. Dars
auf ertIdrt. ber Rt9ter, benz beinabe
bic Singer obsetlemmt fporben ncren,
bab itiemonb bas @ebdube perlaffen
piirbe. es fei benn sefsFelt aum I'm
teriu9ungsrinter, beHen 6ilfe sr am
rufen iperbe.
Sm 2aufe bes 3ages fpurb. bann
Der Nlsuacil BON einem anbern Sc
ri9tsbeanten perbaftet uRb bic 9duss
leute, bic bod oud nur auf b0bern
8eftbl gebdnbeIt batteu. lpurbsn ent=
tDoffnet unb eins.tertert. Der Inter
fu9uHssrihter mar eesen Mittsrno4t
nod nidt NIT al ben 0erb0rtn fertig
ais bic Ha&ridt eintraf baB bi,
iibrissn I'm Syromon .inetIptrrten
perfonen com Sunser setriebsr bi,
Rantine trbro6en uub sepIiinbert bdt-
ten. SIS muBte infoIgebeHen Elm nsuea
@erfabrsn eingeleitet tuerb.n. 70 bat
fih bic Ga9e 5u einem ungs6euren
0idtt.ntOnts BON grOseiTen ausiud@Tt
gu bsren gnttpirrung etn Gonoerri5.
ter stngefeBt tperbeu mubte.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-of6ces, 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 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-
tising medium In the State of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
ulatlon.
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Cine oaueruSe 1SS irtmng.
9.es 3.usuis ioate isoe S>b1ap-
unl bslp.iisa. ois fir D'la's
JtierenN@Sillen in San Nh
tonit gema9t wirD.

Erlettteruna opn ben Heioen uno
S@nersen zines lblimnen 8ldeus
iit fir ieoen Rldenleioenoen milIs
toamen; aber mas uerlangt miro,
oas 1T Gle 6eilun9 eines labmen.
Idbwahen uoer Imnaeraenoen 8iden8.
6eilt i'm. oanit er geheilt bleibt.
0ier folat oas ft6rtlte Reuanis fiir
Goan'3 geieren Billen:
Der 209 Suleoao straBe, San Nns
tonic, Teras, mpbnenbe Ntaihiniit
8. &. 6ul iaet: Bur ldnoerer Belt
suar ib i'm @ii6en TO idmam. oaB
idh. nahoem ,db eine seiilang geiefien
bate. ubne 9iilfe mid nidt erbeben
tonnte uno snpraens mar ,da in1rner
lahm. Sh batte ebenfaIa idmerss
bafte Beihmerben bei'm urinieren.
bic mid fiir@terlida rlitnabuea. SD
oebraudbte 9Dan's &ieren BilIen
uno oboleib i& bel meiner ibmeren
Grbeis blieb. fiiblte i'd mid inner'
balb elmer Wuhe tuunberbar beiier.
Jm tam ni6t aenup su @uniten pm
Duon'a 0iereu BiGem lagea uno
babe uielen 2eioenben aeraten. uada
Dec BeEar Drug 60. gu aehen uno iicb
Duan's @ierens 8ilIen su nerihaffen.
(Gm /. Rai 1902 abaeleates Reug'
nia.)
Rad ssuei Sabren beftdftat.
0r. SulI uuroe am 20. Suli 1905
aberlnols interviewed uno iaQte:
Seitoem i'd Sbnen naein erites Heue.
uis aab. babe i'd feinerlei 0ieren.
Beimmerben mebr uno es tr,aht mir
Greube. oas Beroienft bafiir Doan' 9
0ieren 8inen suanerfennen.
Bum Uertauf bel allen 6dnblern.
Breis so Gents. Softer Nlilburn
Co.. Buffalo. 0em Yort, aIeiniQe
Ngenten fiir bic Ber. Staaten.
@rinuert Guh oe8 @amena Duan
uno nehnt feine anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-02

nSeTI Ir9QCpeIH. Serlt1GOsIR. ,,..-.>
Stuter aud, Oh iotlIt Iid per9eira7
then, Du Iplfit Detn @5liit nic1t pers
f6ersen. Mit einem W5pgt, 9u {o0E
Did BON fe,n ooernea @.lei7onotp
Mot aaafahetn q, asl. g1,nfiilai @es
raoe i'm t}i:rIe l., o. r~1>sj@e Gtetle
5don oesbaj6 lti.j 9et,attEEte:a., i9eil Ser
8urld)s niGt ia lno niat KEN Iagsn
tann.
n9or4, Dtamo! Jdbrt niat Der Da@
gen por2"
nSe nun, 10 laB i'm Dorfabren. @as
tiimmerPs mid? gs lit gleid elf u5,.
gs iit nod1 3eit."
nllno 9u bit nod niht fettis nit
Dtiner 9oilette, Mama"
-S42 gfltn. Du netBt sod, BOB id
81 9aufe bleiben tptll.4
Dos mar apiFden ben 8eiben f9on
ben sanaen Sag Der Streitpuntt ges
pefen, uno 3iia oar nur oeshatb nod
ni9t enersifh Dor9eeangsn, neil {ie
tpuBts. oaB iid ibr. Wfutter nit Dot
liebe in Der lsbtea Minuis su iolden
@driiten enti9lob. Sept aper glaubte
fie es an her Sell, bei ibr .innlol bas
fdtpers Oei9is Der ueterrebnnss@
tunft anipenben gu rliihen.
.Tldn ptrb's nid9t gLaubeu,
Mumul~ faste fis taga.
nMas pirb si.an ni9t stallbsa2"
.Rein Menfh in gang gtom miro e
9IaubeH. BAT oie @onttfa bi Girsllt
ben 9auptmaaFsrbag. fosufosen ben
glitesMasfenbol oes ganaen Gdynes
DoIs, i'm Seatro Goaan5i ni9t feTudt
tpesen - Sa! tDeshalb2 Msgen Mlz
tersi9pdde!"
.5obc! 1u tiT! rpbI ni5s gang Eel
@irnsEl" rttf ibrs 91ll.ttsr ensriiftet.
.sSa. 1tansa, l1a3 Toa u1aa ionIt
faseng @ne Welt ptro fra5en: no lit
Die gontsFd 0i Sire[lis s59rs Go9ter
ift ba, abtr iie islHft nitbt. lln6 BEL
elmer foI9en @stsgenbeit. tpo bic sanss
CUTE gefeaf6aft es fir ibys pfli9t
bGlt. gu reprGIentiren,, ipir6 man biels
letAt Die MhTeln sudea unb pirb
fasen: .Mein gott, fie ipiro alt, olt!' i"
~l1nIinn. waon pirb iasen: ,@ie
Ut niht gar. pohl.'.
fEprtiebuna fplQt.
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ooteItruF in parts.
Sn g}uris bat fid biefer Sage oie
Linton boteIiere pariiienne- (ger.iniz
guns Barrier 9oteliers) nit einem So,
pitdl bon 100000 Trants tonftituirt.
Sis iiberntmmt oas Sptel Calais uno
bas Sotel be Ia plaee @enoome, Ipfpie
einen srOBsn qoften 2lttien elmer be-
oeuteHben Qn5abI Der foIbianabelften
parifer 5otels. beren 2siter elsi43.itiq
In ben @erpaltunssratb sintreten. @s
ift oies Der Nnfang sur 8ilo1na ein.s
9oteltruits, Der oie m.ifsn gr6bten
Gaitb0fe umfaifen fpa, ipie oies tereits
In elet6tr Mrt in perf4iebenen 2Gn.
BERN Der Sall tit.
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altr6mi(d)ss srrsmerh.
8eftsmnsaMseu dSex EsiRenbetsieh Gus bee
Sest oe6 &asSeeS Haesiau.

genlmnsamsen ,ses gsineabetrseb Gus sss
Ssst seS &astess Hsesiau.
Sn ben Rupfermineu BON MiuitreI
tn qDrtusaI TT cine 8ronaetafel sefuns
ben tporben nit einem langen GrlaB
b.s r0nifden Raiiers 5abrian CIT
Bis 1873 n. Gbr.). Der grlaB gepdbrt
einen ssnausn Ginblid IN ben 8etrisb
bes aniiten 8ersnerts an btefer GtsIle.
Die @ilbera unb Rupfern1inen ges
b6rtsn Der taiferli9en RaI1e. purben
aber 3ur Musbeutuns in tlsinen 8bei=
len an p1ibatt perpontet. s5ir jeben
Minenantbeil iparen tine feite Gebiibr
bon 1000 @eftertien unb baneben nod
Qbsdben BON bem Grtroge au 5a6len.
Gum 4bbau Der 9ruben tonnten iid3
mehrere unttrrebmer gu elmer @efsls
1daft pereinistn. 3ablte Elm Gefsls
f@aftsr feinen 8etrae nidt. 10 lieb
fein 9bsilbaber bic Nuslagenre9nung
fir ben 8etrisb Der @rube auf BEN
Martts brei Gage 0ffentli9 anf@tdz
gen; mad 4blauf Der Griit btrlpr ber
fdumise 3abIer fsinen antbsil an Der
Grube. Wer mad 25 9oeen Norbereis
.uns ben 8etrieb besinnt unb bann
ipiebtr 10 Gag. hintereinanber unters
bri9t, perliert bic @rubengere1tiame,
tbenfo jener. Der adt Mondte nod3 8ee
ginn feiner pahhtng ben @rubenbe<
trieb nod ni9t begDnnen bat. Die
tGslid sef0rberten Minerolien mlTen
bOr Sonnenuntereans In bie itaats
Ii@en 0iitteu sebraht fsin. Mer fpGz
ter Ober pO, Sonnenaufsans Metarl
bolt, aablt 1000 @eitertien an bic toi=
fsrli9e RaHe.
Der iiberfiibrts gerspertsbisb lpIrb.
penn er GtlaDe III. sspeitI9t unb bers
tauft unb bdrf niemals tpieber In
9erstperten arbeiten; If sr Elm freier
Mann. 10 trifft i'm ginaisbune ieiner
Mertseuae unb bes Wlintnertrases unb
bos 0srbpt, je fpiebsr Minen 3u betrss
ten. Raif.rlide 8srspertsinfpettoren
tpu4en bariiber, bob isber Stollen sez
b5ris geftiibt unb bdb bas morI9e
6ol5tpert fofort sriest tpirb. Cine 8es
f4Gbtsuns Der bolaernen pfeiler unb
8dlten mar ftrsns Oerboten. Wer
aupferminen ausbeutets, mubte f&
tpenisftens Is GuB Don bem WoTers
itollen entferut balten, mas beTonbers
fir bic @erfu9sitOlIeu saIt, bic man
In elmer 9reite uno SSbs BON ie bier
Sub BON isiner Dlins aug anleaen
burfte. Wer Silberminen betri.b,
mubte einen Mbitanb bon minteItens
so SUB bon b.m WaferitolIsn einbalz
ten, aud mubts er In i.insn beifimms
ten gren3en bIeiben unb burfte ni6t
mad rs9ts unb lints tpeitsr sraben.
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Gilenbabu=Tabr>Ylan.
q. Mf& M. u. . @ahn.

8ua go. 2 nam guerD, DDntun. SDu'
itDn, 8aco unb basruiiben iie9en6en Sta
ttunen nerldBt 5an NntouiD 8:45 mDraens.
3ug yeD. 4 (9ann grodett) nadb gueru.
goatnm, SDuitDn, Bacu unb nastuiiben
liegenoen Station nerldBt 5an NntoniU
nm 8 obenos.
Bug No. 6 noG 8eenille, Corpus ghriti.
GDdp0rt, Mliee &c. berldBt San NutDniO
um 1:50 nnittaas.
3ua $50. BON BacD, 0ouitnn, DDotum,
guerD &C. tDntmt bier nm 700 abenbs on.
Bug ND. 3 (Sabp grpdett) nDn Baco,
6onitDn, Noafunl, guero, Corpus gbrifti,
&odpDrt, 5alfurias, alice &c. tDmtnt in
San NntDniD nm 1855 rt,Drgens on.
8u9 go. bon Sprpus Gbrifti, Rod.
port. Nlice &c. trifft IN San Ant0Hiu Nm
1:50 nad,n1ittoas Elm.
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u n I u n IT,
Goula( sprinas glarierp.

Dieie, cine 6er arDRten WoutnIGus
len, bietet AUDI bieIes Sahr mie0er
einert orDBen 8urrat an Obit. unb
Shattenbdutuen, BeerensObft Re.
ben aller Nrt. Roien. Blunen.S Sanol.
len. SGmereien uno Boltnen. 8ir
haben teine reiienoen Naenten, t5ns
men oaher quite 8are bilieer pertau.
fen alS anoere. Sd3reibt I'M, uuIe.
rem grosen, eleganten 2atalua. ct
tuitetsuHr &c Bortu.
Norefie: Otto 2uGe,
SEEM DraunfetB, Eerus.
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rGnterpriie" in 2ouiia, 3d., iaot:
sd batte eiren Nanel i'm SUB,
manote 8udten's Nrnica Snlbe an
unb mar geheilt. g8 trat feline gnts
aiinoune elm" 8u baben bel NoDlpb
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fri. 7sauIine Gd}neioer, bat
in ibrern neuen 9otal 214 CfsGpm.
meree Gtrake. neben oer .sfreie
Breiie4, ftets Elm erDBes 2aaer uun
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rei . Waterialieu, 4eptnr. BplIe s.
uprr6tia.
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Deit0n tdglib ..........12.10 raittaes.
unb ....................1 1l.30 aben6s.
Rad eagle 8oh, gI 8aiu, Californian
unh NeritO. ..8 nurrss. u. $50 aben6s.
Antuntt.
Bon gtetp Africans, SUutpn anb @al.
beftDn thelib ........ $3.50 mureens.
unb 600 Nabm.
GDn gl BaiD, golifnrnten nnb NeTitu
......... 11.40 BORN. unb Ii aben6s.
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asbsr, mel9er arantheiten porbergebt.
Elm VerhinderungsmitteI
BON aOpfTdmsr3en, Dpsp.pRa, ,g&ptns
bel idle9tem @ei6mad i'm Munbe,
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Nusmnbl BON gebrauhten W6beln,
&Dh6fen uno 9ausbaltunas. @eoen.
itdnoen, Die er bilIia gepen boar Ooer
auf leihte Nbsoblunaen bin uer fouft.
&eparatur Nrbelten tueroen biibid,
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Resept Iap. 1851, bel giner &
MmenS. turiert nibt ale BeIhmer.
ben. aber es piro Rbeumotismus
turieren.
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(8aIf gbDre.)
NbfQhrt.

Rab guerD, 8ictDria. Bort 0auaca, Cor.
pus gbrifti, 8rptunsnifIe, 8io @ranbe
gttb. gDlia6. Beeuille. @bartpn, 8oIa.
clos un6 6ouitnn -. 600 rnnreens.
Nntuntt .8.45 abenbs.
Der .San Souftpn" mad guero, 8icto.
rio, 8bart0n I'm 6oufton ...........
Nbfabrt.........s.....7.55 abenhs
&ntunft ..........700 90 muraens.
NfadJ 8rOinmSpiIIe.
Der Bug Der Suniet gictpria 0iniiion.
Gbfnbrt 500 mDrgens. nlabt in glaeebp
Berbinbuna NIT Der @uIf Goat 9ine iiir
Corpus gbriffi, Gntunft bort, 4.55 nabm,
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gitb. ct. 2ouis Hnb Chicago, taglteb,
(Suniet 9epot) 800 aben6s
3ucalau9 bia Smitbbille. 7.3O nprnl.
Glnm0 special mad Smitbnille. poufton.
Rx@alueitDn ...........10 1926 abenbs.
Gutunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. Souls, RanIos Gitu,
Dallas, Sort Burtb unb @acD, taslim
(SunIet DepDt) .........7 7.30 morQens.
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Ranias Gitg, Chicago IS. & o. q. 9e.
pUtJ .sssss J.UU UUSWUSs
Gnfuuft.
Bon ct. 9nmis. 8anias gitp, 4aris. Obi.
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................ ubr unb 500 rurrs.
Rad ct. 2Duis, Nempbis unb benz
Often .1.20 ubr nathnl.
Eab NDro 9eEas, Rauios gits unb
ct. Gouis uis................8 $50 abenb8
Rad Neritp. p.............. 1920 BORN.