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Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
THE MONEY SITUATION
DtPRtSSES THE MARKET
Upward Movement Was Most Prom
ising.

New York, Sept. 23.-The rise in
the price Of securities which showed
signs Of gaining headway toward the
end of last week was brought to a
rather abrupt pause today. The in
fIuence which produced this effect was
traceable principally to foreign
sources
Sterling exchange in New York ad-
vanced and the effect was to revive
again a consideration of the require
ments before the money market which
will he normally large for the next
month or six weeks.
The condition of the copper market
reasserted its effect on the securities
market both here and abroad. The
price showed a violent decline in Lon
don and information regarded as re-
liable was that sales were made by
New York producers at an equivalent
Of Is cents a pound for cash. Rumor
was busy at the same time with sug-
gestions Of 4 coming reduction in the
dividends on copper stocks. other
metal industrials were affected in
sympathy and the whole market was
under the depressing influence thus
exerted. The resumption of the Stand
ard Oil hearing, the expectation of a
decision in the Alton immunity ques-
tion the belief that determination of
the troubles confronting the New York
Traction company were contributing
factors in the backset in the market.
A strong impression was created also
by sharp reaction in New York City
four and one half per cent bonds. ow-
ing to the great stress which has been
laid on their advance. as evidence of
the improving investment situation.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
The tlkNS ACT
REMAINS IN FORCE
Except Where it is Directly or ImpIi-
edIy Repealed by The Hepburn Act.

Denver. Sept 23.-In an opinion an
nounced Nday by the United States
circuit court of appears. sitting in
Denver. the judgment of the district
court Of Minnesota against the Great
Northern railroad in the rebate cases
is practically affirmed. The circuit
court holds that the Hepburn act is
an amendatory and not a repeating
act. In so far as it repeats or repro
duces portions OF the Elkins act. il
continues them in force and makes
no break in the law: that in so far
as it omits or changes the provisions
of the Elkins act. il repealS-them.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
The State Supreme Court SustainS the Va
|idit of the Oliver Grand Jury
A Single Associate Justice Dissents From the Opinion
That Every Jury Remains Alive ntil ITS Successor
is mpaneled.

San Francisco. Sept. 23.-The state
supreme court TODAY destroyed the
last hope of the defense in the various
bribery graft proceedings by deciding
that the oliver grand jury was and is
a legal body and hence that the indict-
ments returned by it were valid. The
opinion, occupying nine typewriter
pages, is that of Chief Justice Beatty.
Associate Justices Sloss, Angelotti
Henshaw. Shaw, and Lorigan concur
ring. Associate Justice Mcfarland
handed down a dissenting opinion.
The attorneys for Theodore V. Hal
sey. Louis Glass, Patrick Calhoun,
Thernwell MIllaly. Tirey L. Ford.
William NJ. Abbott. Eugene Desabla.
John Martin, Frank G. Drum, former
Mayor Schmitz and Abraham Ruef,
had united in a petition to the court
for writs of prohibition permanently
restraining the judges of the superior
court from proceeding further with
the trial of the various defendants on
the ground chiefly. that the oliver
grand jury ceased to exist by opera
tion Of the law on January l. of the
present year, when the names compos-
ing the list of the new grand jury
were certified by the county clerk and
returned to the court which drew them
and that hence all indictments return
ed by the old body subsequent to that
time were void and had no standing.
The supreme court viewed the petition
as containing probable merit and sew
eral weeks ago. in response, issued an
order to the superior judges TO appear
and show cause WHY permanent writs
should not be issued. This action fan
ned the hope of the defense in ulti-
mate victory. which if gained. would
sweep aside all the legal work Of the
bribery graft prosecution and reduce
Langdon. Heney and Rudolph Spreck-
els and their associates TO three alter
natives: To impanel a new grand jury,
try to secure hundreds of fresh in
dictments, or to proceed against the
liberated defendants by the ordinary
process of filing information. or to
throw IN their hands and quit.
For weeks the final decision has
been awaited, with an interest seldom
attached to anX criminal proceedings
in this state. 1t was of course impos-
sible 10 find out in advance what the
court would do but persistent rumor
has been that the bench was evenly
divided, three justices favoring the
petitioners, three favOring the prose-
cution. and the chief justice standing
in the middle. Many conferences were
held by the court in chambers. before
today's determination was reached.
The decision upholding the Oliver
grand jury was rendered on four in
dictments against Halsey. now on trial.
The court decides that there is no
virtue in the contention Of the petit
toner, that section 210 of the code of
civil procedure was made for the pur-
pose Of preventing the existence Of
any particular grand jury for an in
definite time. That section provides
that persons whose names are so re-
turned shall be known as the regular
jurors. and shall serve one year and
until other persons selected are re-
turned" The court says Our code of
civil procedure provides (Section 241j
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
FORD'S CRIME
SUMMARIZED
The Opening Statement of
Prosecutor heney
How 100000 of the Uni
ted Railroads Money
Was Distributed.

San Francisco. Sept. 23-Francis ].
Heney today in a forty-five minute
statement outlined to the jury the case
OF TREY l. Ford the evidence the
prosecution proposes to submit in proof
of the charge that he bribed Super
visor Lonergan in the sum of $4,000
to vote for the trolley franchise. II
was the assertion of the prosecution
that Ford. with the active help and
assistance of William NJ. Abbott. by
the orders of President Patrick CAL
houn of the defendant corporation,
paid Abe Reuf. the then political boss.
100000. Ruef kept s65.0O as his share
and through the mediums Of Super
visors Jim" Gallagher and Andrew
NJ. Yhitson (now railroad commits
sioner). bribed seventeen of the eigh-
teen members Of the board of super
visors, Gallagher receiving $4,000.
Wilson $4,000. the others getting
$4,000 each: also that the share Of the
100000 delivered by Ruef to Mayor
Schmitz was $4,000. The only sup
ervisor who go nothing. according to
the prosecution. was Rea.
Heney's statement did not contain
the sensational surprises which rumor
had hinted at. Perhaps To the auditors
the feature of it was the omission Of
the inclusion of Calhoun's nephew,
Thornwell Mutually. acting general
manager of the United Railroads. in
dicted jointly with the other three.
Heney's synopsis seemed to studiously
n ~ rafarapna IN
cipant in carrying out the alleged
bribery.
The defense in subsequently COM
menting upon Heney's statement.
while not denying lit might look very
strong circumstantially from the view
point of the other side. only that side
having as yet been heard FROM re-
affirmed Calhoun's original declaration
that no officer or person acting in be-
half of the United Railroads. ever paid
bribe to any one. but it was never
denied that the company did pay a
fee to Ruef."
They denounced the proposal of the
prosecution declared in Heney's state
mcnt ''to convict us of crimes we new
er committed by the testimony of
boodlers who confess that they had
arranged among themselves a division
Of the fee legally paid to a lawyer.
who they say controlled them.
"Only one witness was examined to-
day. the assistant clerk of the board
of supervisors who established by tes-
timony the passage of the trolley fran-
chise. II has been announced that the
first witness tomorrow morning will
be Lonergan.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
IIIIIIIIIIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIlIIuIIIIliIII
SALON z.

In Arizona grows the cactus,
On the desert brown and sere,
From il is made delicious candy,
Candy that we all hold dear.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24

against the petitioner, the body of men
who undertook TO indict him We're not
the grand jury and that the purported
indictments are a nullity and gave no
jurisdiction to the superior court to
try the petitioner. A man cahnot be
legally placed on trial for felony at
the will of any persons or body of per-
sons who may choose to make an ac-
cusation against him. The accusation
must be made in the manner as pre-
scribed by law. If there is not such
accusation there is no jurisdiction in
any court to try the accused"
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
HOW IT CAME ABOUT.

Casa Blanca. Sunday. Sept. 22.-The
destruction today of the Moorish
camp. Sidi Brahim, south of Casa
Blanca, and the dispersal Of the
tribesmen. resulted in new overtures
for peace. Several caids representing
the Souleysan, Zanata and Zyaida
tribes presented themselves to General
Drude's headquarters last evening to
discuss the conditions which the
French commander proposed for their
submission. His terms include un-
conditional surrender by the Moors Of
all their armies
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
HUNTERS AFTER LAND
WILL CONTINUE SEARCH
The Latest News at Seattle From the
Anglo o-American Arctic Expedition.

Seattle. Sept. pa special from
Victoria says that DIR. Steffanson Of
the Anglo-American Arctic expedition
has reached here from Alaska. He
brings the news that Capt Mikkles-
son and Ernest Leffingwell and party
are all well. at Hoischel Island. Mix
kelson, Leffingwell and one other will
make an attempt to find land in the
Beaufort sea.
After making sledges out of the
wrecked schooner Duchess of Bedford,
they will leave from a point on the
boundary line between Alaska and
Yukon. They are not hopeful of find
ing a large tract of land. DIR. Howe
will bring the remainder OF the crew
home on a whaler.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
BROKE A POLICEMAN.

San Francisco. Sept 23.-For turn
ing his back on two men who vicious
ly assaulted a non-union conductor on
Kentucky street. Edward F. Lawrence
was summarily suspended from the
police department by Chief Biggy this
morning. Captain Duke filed charges
against him.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
DlNAN'S VACATION.
He Desires That His Prosecutors
Have a Free Hand.

San Francisco. Sept. 23.-Chief Of
Police Biggy has agreed not to oppose
the desire Ct Former Chief Dinan for
sixty days extension of his leave Of alb
sence. Dinan said he did not wish to
be actively connected with the depart
ment until the cases pending against
him are disposed OF.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24

MONEY TO loAN.-n you want to
build and need some money, come and
see me; my rates are the lowest =. e.
Pascoe. ITO North Center Street
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
PEACE IN MOROCCO
IRIBFSMEN YIELD
The Trouneing They Got on Sunday
Showed Them the HopeIessness Of
the Struggle.

Paris. Sept. 23.-Peace has been de-
clared in Morocco. The delegates of
three Important tribes accepted the
French peace overtures today and will
see the terms of the agreement car
ried out. Hostilities are now at an
end.
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y ntn MIA
Set iiber 60 ssahren

i9on muroe Mrs. @inslolp's Sootb.
itg.Snrnp bon Miaionen ton Wtiit.
tern beim 3a6nen Der &inoer anse-
menoet. @irit 9u i'm Sdlafe bnr1
ooS S6reien zines &inoes geitort,
oos i'm 8abnen lit iulo Dor Gbmer5en
meint2 8enn 10, laiIe iofort cine
Slai6e non DWtrs. 8insIotD's Sootb-
ing-Sprup" bclen. Gem 8ert lit
nnbe3oblbar. gs miro Dem fIeinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inoerung beri6af.
fen. 8erlaBt eu6 oarauf, Wfiitter,
es lit fein 3peifeI oariiber. gs beilt
9iarrboe, reglliert oen Magen uno
oie geieren beleitigt gSino-8oIif, er-
mei6t Ben @oumen, nerbinoert @nt.
3iinoung uno it6rft oas gan5e Sp.
item. oUtr8. 8tnsloip's Soothing
Spritp" fir 5abnenoe &inber lit an.
genebm i'm @eI1n1ad; oas &e5ept
Itamnlt bon einem Der beiten ipeibli-
den aer3te IN sen Ser. Stoaten. @s
iit BEL oIlen 9rlggiiten in Der gon5en
@eIt gu baben. Breis 25 Gents per
SGaf6e. &auft nidts anoeres als
,,Mrs. @inslotp's Sootbing Sprup."
@arontiert inter Der Sooo ano
Drugs glfte, 80. Sum- 1906, Serial
Summer 1898.
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SeTas.

ssn @on5aIes tit Die 9adri6t
eingetroffen, oaB in 9onnober Der
friiber in @on5dles oni1Iiige @ouaro
arodnann geltorben lit.
Der in Cranes Wfia on Der
@uaoelolpe, 8tpon8ig Weileu iiiooit-
lid bon 8lanco, tpobnetloe Sarrner
Sobn 5lugraot bat ii6 eridolien.
Ser iange geeger, ben man neu-
LID in Weimar inter Der glnflaqe
perboftet batte, mebrere ginbrii6e be-
gangen 5u bnben unb ser auf oenl
8ege na6 Dem @efdngnis entflob,
bot iib ben 9eboroen in Columbus
geitellt @r iagt, er lei nlr entfloben,
neil er nidt in Dem @efdngnis in
Weinlar eingefperrt tperoen pollte,
oenn oarin ipufe es.
SSn Der Ganlilie bon $. 81.
3eplin in Guadalupe, @ictoria @oun-
tD, fonoen neuli9 an einem Gage
Silberne &o65eit, @o65eit uno 4ino-
taufe itatt. 9err 3eplin uno feline
6rnu feierten lire iiIberne So65eit,
cine Eodter BON ibnen berbeiratete
ii9 nit Muguit S6uitereit aus Ger
mantopn uno eine otoere Sohter,
Jrou Gngene Heili9, lieB toufen. Iae
orei Geremonien ipuroen i'm 3eplin'.
i6en 8obnboule poa5ogen.
SSn Burton. @aibington goun.
tn, itorb 6rau u. 9fefferforn aus
@io0ings. Sic NOR BEL 9efannten
3u 8eiud geipeien uno befono fif)
auf Dem 8ege nod Dem 8abnbofe,
Inn na6 ibrer @eimatItaot gu fobren,
als iie ouf Der StraBe tot nieoer-
itiir5te.
Sn Brenbam itarb 8rie Slider,
elmer Der befannteiten 9eutI6en iener
Stoot. @r betrieb BORT iabreIana Elm
Sdlo6tergei6Gft ui1o einen 8iebbon.
bel. Ger GerItorbene Ttono i'm Ga.
2ebensiabre. Gr ltan1ntte aus Sur.
beiien fom iebr jung no6 Mmerifo
uno pobnte felt 81 Sabren in 8ren.
bom.
glus Souiton miro gemel6et,
Cecil u. 2pon Der iib ougenblidlid,
bort olfbGlt, babe ben 8rGii6enten
telegrapbiid erilt6t, 3ebn W1iaionen
Dollars &egierungsgel0er in Den tero-
niiden 8anfen, Die 8unoes-0epoIi.
torien iino, 5l oeponieren, oanit ser
@elofnappbeit obQeboIfen iperoe
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Ote 6hu(behoroe bon Sobon-

%GlC SuJlllO6lJplO6 .UUll SQUult~
nab, @a., bat beI6Ioiien, George gu=
gmno, einen ioponii6en &naben, Der
Dor 5mei @o6en in Die 9benol1nle
anfgenornrnen moroen NOR, 5u e1ttloI=
fen. gugoma nuroe 5ugelaiien, mab=
reno Der te1nporaren @bnelenbeit oes
56uliuperinteroe1tten 9llbmore. 9ls
oieIer 5uriidfebrte, tptes er nod, ooB
OeIien 3ulaiiung I'M Siioen cine I'm
ntoeli6fett iei. Seine @nIt1t brong
BEL oen anoeren W1itglieoern Ser
S1nlbeb0roe our9 uno Ser saponer
miro erttlaiien meroen. 9lls @runo
miro man onfiibren, oaB Ougoina
oos S6uIalter iiberl9ritten babe
uno oan1it miro man BEL Ser 8ebono=
lung bes Salles irtternationole Ser
tpidlnngen bermei0en.
9lus Ioiioic in 9etp Seriep
miro ger1eloet: &offaelo &uffano uno
ieine @attin 9lntoinette puroen in
@arfielo, Seem seriep, ermoroet.
Morgens friib fano Elm 9ea9bar oen
2eihnom Der Srou Dor Dem Grocery
laoen, nel6en Dos @bepoar betrieb.
SSSn Der Slide binter Dem 2ooen fano
man oarouf ou6 Die 2ei6e beg Wan-
nes. 8eibe moren ourb Sdiiiie in
ben &opf getotet tporoen. gfuffano
mar aueeni6einli6 iofort tot getpe-
len, Die Srau ieoo6 ben 8lutipuren
no9 gu urteilen, nod ourdb Die &ii-
DIE gefroden uno batte iicb Dor Die
Siire gei6leppt. Man bat feline Spur
bon ben Wtoroern. 9ii1ffono tpar bon
geetD gorf na6 @orfielo ge5ogen.
gefonnte laget bas @bepaar bobe
Dor 5tDei SSabren Stalien plobli6 Der,
laIien miiiien, gaben aber ben @rllno
oteier i6leunieen @breiie ni1t ON.
Die 6roll NOR in beitdnoiger 9lngit
gepeien uno batte au9 INNER einen
Rebolper bel ii1 getragen, oen man
audi belte nod ibrern Sooe gelaben
in ibrer Eoide fanb.
Mat. gfobiion in Bano, 81,
purbe fir feline beloenrlliitige Sat BEL
Dem Dor 3ebn Sogen ftottgebabten
granoe 0es HenrpeG &oblen-8erg-
Derfes nit elmer goloenen ltbr nno
&ette uno elmer @olo entboItenoen
9orie belobnt. gfobilon tparnte Die
gergleute nit eigener 2ebensgefabr,
10 oab tie aus Dem brennenoen Berg
merfe flieben fonrten. Sbne oiele
re6t5eitige @arnung nGren 1ie
idnnntli9 eritidt. 9iep. W2i(ler iiber-
reidte ibm Die 8elobnung i'm Namen
Der 8iirger.
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seras.

llnier Staat bat our1 oen Sc
neralanpalt beim 9iltrtftgeri6t in
&uftin &lage eingereidt gegen Die
SecuritD Oil @ompanp in Beaumont
uno folgen0e anoere @eieal6aften:
Die Naparro 9iefining Company IN
Gorlicono, Die Stanoaro Oil @onnpa-
M bon Slloiana, oie Stanoaro Sil
Company BON Seem Yorf, Die gtotto=
nal Sraniit Company bon Teniilpa=
MEN, Die Union Can't 2ine @omponD
uno oie Stanoaro Oil @onlponD BON
Seem sSerieD. 9lu6 cine gln3abl Ser
ionen Die als 9lgenten lno 8ertreter
Der perflogten @eieal6aften fllngiert
baben lit bie &lage NIT eingeI6loiien.
Ser Stnat bebauptet in ieiner @age-
l9rift, baB Die Security" nit oen
genannten onoeren @eleli6aften elm
Ibfontlnen abgelbIpIien babe, oefen
3lped eS Iei, ben Selbonoel ur1ter
ibre aontrolle 81 bringen uno oen
Breis 0es Sels pillfiirlieb felt5uleben.
Die Security" gebore ebenlo pie oie
@orlieana &efining GontpanD in
@irflidfeit Der Stanoaro SiI Conn
panp uno Ole lebtere iese oen 4reis
fir Die 8rooltfte Der erlteren feIt, Die
gan5en @eldaftstransaftionen ItGn-
ben olio i'm @ioerIpru6 nit Den @e-
ieBen oes Staates uno oestpegen ber-
lange Der lebtere, oaB Die genannte
@eIealdaft oas 9fe9t perliere, Sc
i6afte in Seras 81 betreiben uno oaB
lie allBeroent perurteilt meroe, fir Die
3eit pom /. SSanuar 1900 bis gum
81 War3 1903 cine Strafe BON
$4,000 per Gag llno fir Die 3eit pom
81. Nar3 1908 Bis iestbin cine Stro-
fe bon $50 pro Gag gu be5oblen.
S6lieBlib eriu6t Ser Stoat nod, ooB
oas @igentllm Der @elealhoft fir i'm
bei6lagnobmt uno elm &eceiper fir
oasielbe ernannt meroe. @Iei65eitiq
nit Oieier &lage reidte Der Gtaat Elm
@efu6 Inn einen @inbaItsbefebI Elm,
our6 Den Die berflaete @eielll6aft
ooran gebinoert neroe, irgeno etfpas
bon ibrem @igentum aus Dem Staate
5u i6affen. 8ieler @inboltsbefebl
puroe bon Dem 9ft6ter prompt err
laIien.
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W. 6 & = sabu.


9ea1 8neo, Sort @ortb 9auas, aaHias 9Th.
ct. 2ouis unb Gbicago. tdgIi9 (5untet
9epot) 900 abenbs
2ofaI5us bia Su1itbbiue :. . 7.30 boruittaas
2aamo Special mad 5miibbiue, Souiton, SaI'
oeiton ....... 1925 abenbs
Mntnnft.
Son gbicaso, Ct 2ouis, sanfas 9th. Dallas,
Sort gsortb nnb 2saeo. tdgItd (Sunfet
9epot) =. ...... 7.30 morgeHs
2ofaI6ue bto Smitbbiue :. -. 9.05 abenos
saamo Special bon emitbbiIe, Souiton, Sal
beIton 625 moraens
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Saltet bic Stteren i.t Orb
ttlttrA.
Gs lit ser Miige inert, Die Gelmmbbeit
sm idJomen nnb mebrere Sun
slmtOmiOer iuiiIcn, iuie bies
81 t1n lit.

8iele 8elpobner bon Son 4ntonio
beoroben ielbit ibr 2eben, i11oen 1ie
tire Nieren bernodlGiiigen, ipertn ite
ipiiien, ooB bielelben Der Siilfe beoiir=
fen. &ra1fe g1teren firto fir piele
2eioen uno l6le9te @elu11obeit ber-
antportlid, ober es lit gar nidt notig
5lt leioen, ODER ii9 GROCER @efabr
aus5uleeen, tpenn olle 2eiben,
S9mer5en 1no &ranfbeiten, Die auf
i6pode geieren 5uriid5ufiibren fms,
i6nea nnb permanent burd] 9ouns
gderenpillen eeboben tperben fonnen
Sier tit bos 3euenis eines 8iirgers
bon San 4ntonto, Der feline @eIuno-
belt our6 Ben @ebrau9 bieles Nfit-
tels pieOer erlonete:
g. S. Soud, Elm friiberer Sar=
mer, 1917 f.-Sodberrp 9traBe, Gun
gntonio, Ser, iagt: u0oan's geieren-
Hillen ipuroen mir fir gierenleioen
enpfoblen uno, ra9ben i6 fie ee=
brou6t batte, fano i6, ooB iie 9laes
TIM mas bon ibnen erportet miro.
Sd foufte 1ie i'm 8erar Drug Gtore
uno nabm iie BEN @aipeii1ngen ge-
maB, NIT ben belten Geltltoten. SD
balte 0oon's 9iieren=Billen fir elm
bodit fuirfiames 0eittel gegen Nieren-
&ranfbeiter."
Gum gerfouf bel ollen SGttoler1
&reis so Gents. Toiter-Iilbnrn Go.,
Buffalo, gtem 0urf, alleinige @genten
fir Die Ser. Staaten.
@rirnert Gu6 oes Gomens =
Soan's ltno nebrl1t feline onoeren.
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@arum in bic Nerne idltueifen. me

@armm in bic serne idJipeifem, tuenil
penn oas @ute liegt 10 nail 9as mar
tpobl audi Der Sprlid Der 8ern6nr6iner
Weon6e bein Snmmeln Der SeiltrGuter,
Die lie in ibrem 8eregebiet fnnoen un6
aus oeren Sdften Die ct. 8ernarb Gram=
terpillen beiteben Ser &eIt ipGre tpo6ler,
tDenn eSeOer, Der an @ppetitmnageI, Ser
itopfnns aII9eneiner 9feiSbarteit ODER
eieoergeidlagenbeit Ieibet, iie6 iofort bies
Ter 8illen be6iente; benn iie reirigen ben
2ebensInft, erboben Die 2ebersfraft u1o
MAIDEN &rdnfeInoe gefiirb Nbreiiiere
B. gfenitabter & Co., Bog 2416, Stem
Yorf Gitp, Inn 0 It e n rel cine 8robe
gu befommen Sic ct. 8eri1aro &rdli<
terpillen finb in alien Ipotbefen 5u bae
ben. Breis % Gents.
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,@alaIitb" nennt sic, ei,

y@alaIitb4 neilnt fi6 Elm neuer,
in 9euti6lano erfunoener Stoff, Der
Die darafteriitiIhen @igenIdaften bon
GeIluIoio beiibt, ober geru6los uno
unperbrennbar it, SergeIteQt miro
Der Stoff ourd 8ulfanilierung BON
obgerabHtter, enttpdiierter @il6 un0
PreiIune oeS ooourd getponnenen
@rooufts in Die gelpiini6ten qormen.
Ser refine Stoff lit our9lidtiq uno
IaBt fi6 mittelIt Sdure fdrben. 0o.
onr6 fann er na6 @unl6 5u ssnli-
tationen BON @lfenbein, 8ernItein,
Warnor uip. bermanot lueroen. @iu
man Die 5orm Derdnoern, 10 taudt
man i'm in 8aiier bon 212 @rao
Sabrenbeit 0ur6 Del, SSett, 9enain
llno orgI. miro Der Stoff nidht i'm
@ertngIten onge9riffen nod be-
idnubt, lit oIio in ieoer gesiebrtna
ettpos i0eales. 9as @fllno foitet As
big 80 Gents. @enn ser Stoff Ieid,t
it, poS 3lt berrnuten itebt, oonn fam
man oaoon Sauier bauen, W2obeln
ore6ieln unO DIE StroBen oarnit
pfloItern 0as miro groBartiq!
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@iienbabn=6a 6a9rplan.
q. u. & 9l q. Ssahn

uSabb grodet"<3ug nadb SouIton, @aIbeiton
Beaumont uno Orange. @bfabrt llbr abenos
@nfunft 7.55 npreens.
gfab Serrebiue, slbfabrt $50 morsens, 2n
funft bort $780, @bfabrt bon @erroiue 4 11bl
nad9mittass, @nfunft in @an slntonio 7.5t
abenos. gtur @amftags mad aerrbiue: A 1lb,
nabuittaes. 8iidIabrt bon bart Wsontags b.
moreens, @nfnnft IN San alntonto $50 NOR
getts.
gea6 guero, gpnfum, S5oufton, @aIbeitoi
@ibbings, SfodbaIe, Cameron unb @oco, Mb
fabrt S.45 bormittags, Infrnft nbr morgens
gaaf 8eebilIe, Corpus gbriiti. @Iiee Wsntbis
@ranias GaB, Nodport, Abfabrt 1.5G na@
nj. 1908 nnb lbr a6erbs. 9Infunft 7.5l
morgens u1b t.50 nadbuittagS.
gta9 SaIfurias, stbfabrt llbr abenbs. an
tueft 755 morgens.
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81. N0nis & gan Tlantisfo 0asM.
suntberm gacific Gsabn.

9sad @etu Orleans, 9oufton unb GalDeiton,
tdgIi3 -. -. :. t1.40 uittags
unb -. 11.30 abenoS
Ia6 Gayle Bab. 81 9afo, gaIifornien urto
Merito \. 500 bornittaes II. $50 abenos
4ntnnlt.
Son Stem Orleans. Souiton unb @aIbeiton.
tdeIib 7.35 morgens
nnb .... ....... 900 nabmittass
lilo bornlittass
urb 500 abenos
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WeiuMt

elm Mdbden fir aGgemeine Sausor=
belt; feiH @aiden uuO ghgeln su Be.
iorseu. @uter 2obn uno CUTE Bebanb-
lung. stud5ufra9eu 301 @arten Str.
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Dad WrotunsbilIe

Ser Bug Der eunfet gtetorin 9ibifion. ab
fabrt TOO moreens. ma1t in 9Iaeebo gerbiH
oune nit Der @uIf @oait Cine fit Corpus
gbrifti, anfunft bort 4.55 na9mittaes Gnfunf
In @rotpnsbile 925 oberos.
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8ietoria Sibiiion. 9. s. & 8. u.
(0ulf Shore


@ad guero, gictoria, 9ort 9aDaea, Corpus
gbriiti @rotpnsbiue. 0tto Sranbe, gitp,
SoIiab, 8eeDiue, BbartoH, SaIactes nnb
Souiton 4. i. 100 ulorgens
Gnfmnft $50 nbenbs
Ser Sam Souiton" mad guero, gictoria,
Bbarton unb Souiton:
abfabrt. 1900. i. 7.55 abenbs
&mtunft 4. 100 nroraens