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New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
GIRL KILLED IN WRECK OF AUTO.

Winchester. Va. Aug. 7-An automobile in which
Miss May Bushnell young woman OF this city.
returning from Berryville in company with
Jacquelin Hardesty was wrecked Just outside OF
Berryville last night. Miss Bushnell being thrown
out and her skull fractured She died soon after
ward. At one point In the road Mr.. HardeSty OBJ
served several large stones piled in the road,
IDENTIFY placed there by wreckers These were
avoided but only few moments later the machine
dashed into large log placed entirely across the
roadway.
Two young men. Annie Locke, aged sixteen.
son OF c. B. Locke. living Berryville and
Ernest Simmons. aged twenty, employed on Mr.
Lockes farm. in the Berryville Jail, charged
with deliberately placing the obstruction the
road and causing Miss Bushnes death
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
TROOPS HOLD BELFAST.
The City Quiet - Strong Guards
Posted in Streets.

Belfast, Aug Troops took possession OF the
streets of Belfast this morning, and strong
guards were posted at Custom House Square
and other centres. Thousands of citizens
watched with mixed feelings, the beginning of
military control of the city a result OF the
strikes and insubordnation Of the police.
The effect of the presence Of the troops on the
business of the city was excellent Some of the
mills and factories that had closed were re-
opened and others announced that they would
reopen tomorrow More goods have been moved
from the piers than any day since the dock
ers strike began, and II is apparent that the
strike of the carriers will collapse
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
RUSSIAN PRINCE KILLED.
Ten Dead and EIeUen Hurt an
German RaiI7cay accident.

Berlin, Aug "A passenger train was thrown
from the track last night between Posen and
Thorn. The two engines were overturned and
three cars were demolished The official report
says that eleven persons were killed and ten IN
jured. Among the dead are Prince Alexander
Begotoff, two sons of Count keyserlngk, OF
Afitau Russia and a Russian captain, who was
accompanying them.
According 10 official information given out
at late hour tonight, the casualties are con-
fined to Russians Poles and Germans. Sew
eral survivors who have arrived at Berlin say
that the overturned cars caught fire and that
terrible scenes ensued. Many of the passengers
escaped with difficulty
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
TWO DEAD IN AUTOMOBILE WRECK

Milwaukee, Aug. IA race between two big
automobiles from Milwaukee to Okauchee. a dis
tanCe OF about twenty-five miles. with "A supper
and SIS as the stakes. to-day ended in frlghtful
accident to OF the cars, resulting in the death
Of two of it's occupants and the painful though
rot fatal injury of two others. The machine
smashed into a bridge over Elm Creek, Brook
field Junction, ten miles west of Milwaukee. The
wrecked owned by Alderman John
Koerner, while Frank MuIkern owned the other
machine which reached its destination in safety.
Former Alderman Joseph Kushbeert and Patrick
Derrell a saloonkocper. were killed. and Horace
G. Sloane, of a former Milwaukee Judge, and
George Post, the chauffeur. injured
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
TO URGE CASTRO AGAIN.
Request That Differences Be Re-
ffrred to The Hague.

Washington. Aug. 7.-Mr. Russell. the Amer
lean Minister at Caracas has been instructed
10 present again 10 President Castro's govern
rnent the request Of America that the five Amer
lean claims against Venezuela which have al
ready been presented without success shall now
be referred for settlement to the Hague tribunal
The State Department to-day received a cable
dispatch from Mr.. Russell saying that the atti-
tude of the Venezuelan government is sausfac-
tory In regard to the prompt payment OF the
awards made by the mixed commission 20 the
so-called pacific or non-bfockadins nations
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
FRANK H. WARNER IN PRISON CELL
Arraigned Before Coroner, He Rants and
Raves Like a Crazy Man.

Frank II. Warner. the slayer of Miss Esther
Norling and John c. Wilson, exchanged his hos
pital cot yesterday for prison pallet At Police
Headquarters he looked and acted like crazy
When he was taken to the coroner's office his
actions and speech We're wilder, but IL ap-
peared even TO the lay mind that most of his
craziness was simulated. Warner refused TO an
swer most of the questions put to him by Coroner
Acritelh. What answers he did make either
nsoent or else much at random. on several oc-
casions he cursed the coroner roundly. he was
remanded to the TOmbs.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
THREE ARRESTS FOLLOW DEATH.
Brooklyn Carpenter Comes Home Drunk and
Is Killed in Fight

Two men and woman were locked up in the
Bergen station shortly after midnight this
morning, following the death OF Robert Sceander.
carpenter, living AT No. 633 Pacific street. Brook
lyn Scelander went homo late last night in semi
intoxicated condition and began TO quarrel with his
wife, Selma. and his Robert, jr., who is eight
years old.
After soIne words he tried to beat Robert. but
Edward Mulvaney, the fance of Ethel SCelander.
interposed and knocked the father down. His fall
fractured his skull and he died on his way to the
Brooklyn Hospital Mr. Scelander. Robert 1r. and
Mulvaney locked up in the Ninety-sixth pre-
cinct station house
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
acHRYsrIE STREET FIRE INcENpIARY.,

Although he has not yet completed his findings
Peter Seery. the fire marshal. said yesterday that
he is convinced that the fire No. 222
Chrystie street, costing twenty lives. OF in
cendary origin. He said that there were two sepa-
rate fires in the grocery store and another at
the foot of the stairs.
Marshal Seery still hopes to find Nicolo Achflo.
the Italian grocer. who kept the store on the
ground Moor. and who disappeared the morning
OF the IRE
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
JAPAN SEEKS LOAN IN GERMANY.
Reported Mission of M. Soyeda-Berlin
Bankers Do Not Favor Plan

Berlin. Aug. IN. Soyeda, "A financier of To-
kio. will arrive here tomorrow from Japan by
way Of the United States, with two secretaries.
His object. it is reported. is to sound the Ber-
lin bankers regarding the feasibility of in
ternational Japanese government loan, with
German participation. There seems to be little
prospect of NJ. Soyeda getting satisfactory as
surances here as the future of japanese finance
is looked on doubtfully by the bankers of this
city.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
MORE TOXINS IN PERIL.
EL 4raish Surrounded by Moors-
Riots at .4lcazGr.

Paris. Aug. SIN a dispatch from Aahsie
~. ro-resr,oraent Of the Petit Parisien" says
che saanor+ Of Ell Araish. in Morocco. is sur
-o,,,aed bv T<hlot tribesnen, who are excited
g,7 s,a=r,e-ated oZer the bombardment OF casa
blanca The gates OF the town have been shU''
-T7. Ions,,ls there are demanding a warship-
New disturbances have broken out al AichLai -'I >
sn the Fez region. The French resloenlS % 'Ni'
.i4 - 20 t,i Re Instructed to come TO Tangier.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
ORDERS TO FRENCH pEsTRoYERs.

TcuIon. Aug The destroyers Arabaete an,
Darde have been ordered 10 Morocco 70 carry mes
sages between Tsngier and Algeciras
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
TWO BIG RUSSIAN eATTLEsHIPs.

St Petersburg Aug. THE Navy Department
intends in the Of the current year, TO lay
down two battleships Of a new type. Their dis
placement is 20 he 1880 tons. armament ten p
inch guns and minor batteries They are to have
turbine engines and speed rwenty-one knots an
hour.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
THE MONTE CARLO MURDER CASE.

Monte Carlo Aug. 7.-Evdence here indicates
that Therese williams, parts of whose BODY were
found in a trunk and in valse at Marseliies' was
murdered for her jewels Mr. and Mrs 0oio' VINO
- IT.Itsb apa who owned the trunk and valse
will be extradited from Marseilles to Monte Oaflo
and will be tried here.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
SPANISH CRUISER TO SAIL TO-DAY.

Madrid. Aug The orders for the Spanish bat
tleship Numancia 10 sail for Morocco have been
countermanded- The cruiser Rio de la Plata IS 10
take her place. and viii sail for Casablanca to-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
THE caRIAD WINS KAIsER's CUP

Cowes. Aug 7.-Emperor Wllai' up hoi -.
-, oh+s connected was won to-day by Lord
Dunraven's Cariad The forty-seven miles,
was covered in a spanking breeze Most OF the
competing yachts housed their toprlas'S anu ieh"
their mainsails.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
NEW LINER LEAVES SOU HAmF o~-

SOUTHAMPTON Aug. THE North German Lioyo
steamer Kronprinzessn .Cecihe, which ieiI d.
- ,s+ordax, on her maiden voyage to New York,
called from here this afternoon with full conlpie
ment of passengers. She attracted mucn attehtion'
New-York tribune., 1907-08-08
COMET OBSERVED FROM cEYLoN.

Colombo Aug The comet recently discovered
near Aldebaran was observed from the Trincomalee
Observatory last night. It bright and had 4
nucleus of the second magnitude.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-22
Sun AutuuiD, 9itu1ag ben 20. Sannar 1907,

r1dd91t munen lguIuse @uiiss, Io3.'
ndnnte @6rptte, in Den 5tein eetrieben
tperben. Die nur eben brett genu9 fno,
oaB bpn linen aus Die sigentIi9e Nrs
beit, bas QoslDIen Scr 8I0de, por9es
nnn1men tperben faun. @s gef4tsbt
leotsli6 our9 oas @intreiben bon eifer=
nen 8eilen. oenen man CUR Grleiatez
runs oes fpdteren Mbsleitens iapere
eiferns SobItuesln na9f9iebt. Die
@ertpenouns BON puloer uno anoeren
Sprensmttteln If ausseidlofen. bd
man auf folne Weiie niemals tuoellofe
Bl0de in Der geraoe getuiini6ten @roBe
erbalten un6 auBeroem au piel foitz
bores Material aerftDren fpiiroe.
Cine sr0bere NnoaN bon &rbeiterl1
TT gleidaeitie oamit 6eI9dfttgt, ben
8lod bon orei @eiten frei au MAIDEN,
BIB er our4 iein eigenss @etpi4t auf
ber INNER 1drGs ongelesten Bats ms
@leiten tommt unb ii9 sestn Die
Bru9foble bin in 8epegung fest. 9a
fi9 oieYtr 3sitpuntt i9psr nit siders
belt poruusbeItimmen Idbt, 1T BEL Der
Irbeit Die b09fte 0oriidt uno Muf>
Htertfamteit aeboten, uno bic unsliidss
fd1e geb0ren bssbaIb in Den Mlarmors
briidsn ni9t gu ben SeItenbeiten.
Cine nah Dem prinaip oss Ges.ne
aeipidts tpnftruirte 8ereba6n beforgt
mittetit 5tpeier our4 Elm 9ra5tieil pers
bunbener Magen Den 9ronsport Ser
8lDde bon Den bThereeIseenen 9be;len
Aes Bru9es aus.
Wabrenb Der llntsrsbsrssr Marmor
bon selbti9er Sarbt 1T. liefsrn Die be-
ua6burten Noneter 9rii9e einen rothen
Stein, Der ii9 fir 9GuIen un6 Mdno=
betleiouusen elmer bsiDnoeren 8eliebtr
9sii erfreut.
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Tiir $500 ua@ 9eutI9lano.

Deutib amerttaniibe 8eitungen
tueroen i'm alten 8aterlanb nit grD'
Ben1 Snterefie 9eleien, neil fie iih
frei ausipreben uno bdufig BON orii.
ben mebr 0euigteiten uno geahri@.
ten bringen, als Die beutl1en Bel.
tungen ielbit. Die rsFreie 8reiie fit
Eeras' lit oriiben iiberan, tpDbin lie
geianot wiro. Elm iebr gem geiebener
@aft uno tann iib riibmen, Mner.
fennung uno 8iiroi9ung gu finben,
luie aus 5ablrei@en Briefen at, uns,
iOtuie an Dieienieen, tpel9e oas 8lati
an ibre Berwanbten ibiden, berpor.
3ebt. Wer oaber Ieinen Bermanbten
uno Sreuuoen cine Sreube ertpeiien,
ibnen Elm milltommenes Gelhenl
MAIDEN mill, Der beitelIe fir fie Die
~Sreie Breiie fiir 9eras". Das Sn.
tereiie fiir 9eras, uie iiberbaupt fit
ben Staat uno Die @egenb, tuu bic
Bertuanoten mobnen, 1T in DeutIh.
lamb iebr lebbaft unb es lit untn6o.
lib, in SrinatbrieTen cine TO GRIND.
libe Guftldruns uuo 8eibreibune
oes fremoen 2anoes gu geben, tpie
bies bic ~Treie Brene" allmDhent.
lid tbut. Sir ben 9eringen Breia
BON So nerienben mir port0frei unler
reibbaltiges 8u6enblatt auf elm Sabr
an irnenb cine Nbreiie i'm Nuslanbe.
Die Treie preiie fit 9eraS pnbI.
GDmbauu.
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Yin. OaS YnbIttum.

Die r5reie Breiie fir 9eras" tuirb
an iiber $50 Ruftofficen oerianot. uno
bat cine eruRe Serbreitung in Der
Rahbar> Republit Weritp. i'm Snbias
,1ersTerritpriut1 unb OtlabDma.
SIR girtulatiDnSs @ebiet in Teras
eritredt fib BON @nlneitDn bis binaui
uab Dentlun, nom duBeriten Often
biz nad 81 asalo i'm iernen 8eiten;
es i@lieBt ielbituerftanolih nit be-
Sonhers sahlreiben 2eiern oas bi9t=
beiteoelte Wittels sTeras unb ben Sub'
metten elm. Nub in Merifp bat iie
cine arpse 8erbreituno.
8tnei 0etieuse Ilitno beit6noia,
iabrein. iabraus i'm Sntereiie oes
8lattes untermegs unb fiihren oen1=
ielben i'm @erein nit unieren riibri.
gen 2Dtol Ggenten fertmabreno
reue 2eier an.
Sn anbetrabt oleier 9batfahen 1T
bic ~ssreie 8reiie". up es fib barutn
banoelt. Die oeutibe Bep5lterung su
srrei4en. oas bette Maseiee Wses
btum im Gtaafe 9eraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-22

- Die oelten. uDn 9eutihlano uno
England iiaportierten &aiir. uno
9ulhenmeiier. Sheeren etc. al ben
biGli9iten Breiien bel
Raul Smeiter,
garbier. uno WeiierIhmieoparen.
Glettrilhe Shleiferei.
314 Gait Ooultpn Street.
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TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the 'FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to 450 post-offices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to 81
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlaveI1ng men and our
very active local agents are CON-
tinuously adding new SUBJ
scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the FREE 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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Raul Sdetter,

Tns's s Gents Snpana.eiaurre.
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nun etntnat ljsbts, unh 10 ipusre osan
auseemaGbt, bab @NuHta dm na@ften
Wlorsen nm sehu l1hr ii4 btreit ball
ten iotlts. ;Srau Maria lpolIie NIT ibr
In einem osridloNeusn gBasea na4
Dem Sn|ttslgt Der S9tpsIiern sstn heis
tigen are,ss fuhrea. no Il. ih,e pcrtdus
fiss @asfattung ihon bereit Fin6en
ipiirbt Sn ben Qbenhitunoen iolite
iieb oann Draa 2ssatsi istbit iiberaeue
gen, oas 9(llss in OrhUuns unb Of
fnnta Der 4brebe semaB unterstbraht
mar.
1rau Maria fAsieb iar. 4brshe eaf
einen 3etsel, ben iie sSrau GpDatM aus
bdHbiete, oamit iis ibH on ben @rcfen
SeDero iibersebe, ,penn .r naA etFnnta
fraste.
OLE Grau Wasia wisbxr auf bic
Strabe frat, traF ise nit BEN gasoliere
Mfoifi sufammeR. Der fts seoaloie srs
irartete.
.Nung' fraste t1.
mas meinea Sies' eataesasts 6sau
Marla borm!os unb uni&uISia.
~Mas babeH Gie NIT ibnsK awsee=
madt2'
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ausma4en? MetH Gott. i@ bale iRnen
!Ieins Gsf&ents senpro6en, bamii fse
mfr WachYtHf uker @ssbero aufomrnen
laHen."
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nadien. gle Daytu ihr alIo ni6ts
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ihre. turaen gts nit Graf Titp @ldns
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nen ssIernt, am ieSes,nol. ipsnn Fe bic
enseu, ounsIea uub spiutsliaen Ssspptn
tn btt 9Dbs itiss. Die 5auite sa ballen.
his 3dhns aufstnaHber 5u preHtu unb
eine Beriuiinfhung sa murmtln. STE
fablte ii4 bon Der 5Shs, auf bss Fs ges
itanotn Iab aaT Der Tie Edb ni@t I'D
erbalfen cerR0dbt bate, 9erabgsitiirst
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bur9 ibre Sdulb. foRbern bur9 oo9s
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berer. Dobes thr tpiIoer, tuiibienb.r
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itbs Gtunbt nsu: Wabruns fog aus Der
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teben Seairun9en fpar.
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ben gu fein. Jbse 8lide !su9isten ftols
nnb tampfesmutbis. oIs iie ii9 enoli9
trteSer otesn in ibrer BebauIung fono.
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ibrer ednsen impoian!sn gr6b. uno
G9onbett auf unb murmslte smtfden
ben 3dbnen: ugs,tn nimm Did in gb,.
1ito! D9 o6er i6. Die 3ett Der qlbs
re6nung III bal"
(Eertfesuna folot.)
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Der seatfat talarmsr.

&ssae Rassasssases ia cssesssi2 ana ,hss
ssssebiss Aussenfe.
DAB man aud in ben 26n6eyn oeuts
i4er 3unse ilber rei9e G&ds. an
tbeilpeife IeAr f90nem Wsarmor pers
fiiste. ipar aIlerbings idon ben &iinft=
krn unb 8aumtiftern pergonaeuer
Sabrbunoerte poblbesannt, uno BEL
bieleu Wonumsntalperten Der oeuts
f4en @otbtt uno RenaiHanee 1T oeuts
{4er Warmor - namentti9 Marmor
BON untersberse - bereiss in aroBem
lImfonse sur @srnenbune setommen.
Nber bic 8ermer!buns bei9rdntte
it4 bod fait gang ouf Die Den 8riideu
sanGdflieeenben Gesenben. unb Die
Gusbeutuns Der norban6enen natiirs
li9en GdGbs. mar ieinespees cine
ibrem boben Mert9e ent{preHenoe. grit
bic ntuere 3sit bat aud bem o.utIden,
btsts. Oiterrei4ii@tn WorHor sur Gel
tgns nerbolfrn.
Cir Die 3ns6e Der eigentli1en
hoben Runis stpar, fiir @tanbbiloer
unb anbere fisiirIi4e Gtulptursn, rirb
NIT ipsnis Iusnabm,n aud b.ute nod
hem Marmor aus Garrora uno aus
beren italienii9en 8rl@sn I'm feiuer
unsrrei9ten 5dSubeit pilIen Der 9ors
aug stseben. aber iiberau oa, mo es
iid nm bi. betoratiDs 4usI4maduna
pruntpoIer Snnenrdume obtr I'M @.rz
sitrunsen Der Nubendrhitettur 6ons
belt, bat Der beuti1s Warmor Dem itae
lienifner in Den Iebt.H Sobr5e6nttu
cine beitdnbis ,padfeuo. aonturrena
sema9t.
Wobl ole rei4iten WormorIoser fins
ben iid nod beute an ben SGneen oss
llntersberses. Der f4on fir .instln. i'm
IL. Sobrbunoert tntitanben. 9beilt Der
alien Burg gu saI3burs Oas Nlattrial
Iisfern mubte. Sie .rFtrsd.n 5i@ in
seiraltisen S4iAten fdit 24 Meilen
lang an bem 9erse Fin uno tSnuen nit
sutem gte4t ala fat uneri4SpFIi6 b.s
sst@ntt tperbtn.
Die @eninnuns Itstlt bel Der Wsdds
ttqseit Der S@i@tea cine rent mlbs
feIid. uno umftinbttht Ntbett bar. 3u.
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Sitoweitteras lultnltbt GndJ

Beun Sbr Guf iraenome nieoer.
laiien uOlIt. tut es entlanp Der 81.
ME Der
Gan alntDitto & 0tramias
YaB Sabn,
in, @arteu'Dii oes Staates. sc.
iunbbelt uno alima unibertruffen.
Biaiae 2anoereien fiir ben Farner,
Wtarftaartner. Obits uno giehsadter.
Beaen ginaelbeiten tpenoet @ub an
Gen. S. Hupt0n, o. 8. N.,
San Nntpniu. Teras.
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Gtieaba1u=Tabr<Hlaa.
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8ue $40. 2 nad5 GuerD, Doafum, 6ous
ton, &aeD mnh basuiidben Iieaenben Sta.
ti0neR nerlnBt San Mntpnio 8:45 mUraens.
8ug SO. 4 (Sanp Grpdett) nacb GuerO.
yoafun, 6Duft0n. @acD uuo ba3tuiimen
liegenoen Station nerldBt San Nntpnio
9ln 8:5 abenns.
Ru9 RD. 6 nab Beebille, Corpus gbrifti.
&ndp0rt, Nlice &c. nerldBt San Antonip
urn 1870 mitta9s unb 8.5 abenbs.
SuG No. BON WacD, SDnftpn, Ouatum,
GMerO &c. f0mmt b &c um 6:20 abenos an.
Bug SO. 3 (Oanb grndett) BON BacO,
6oniton, 0oofunr, guerD, Corpus gbrifti,
3odpDrt, Salfurias, Alice &C. fon1mt in
San Natouio uni 7:40 morgens an.
8u9 N0. S nnn CORPUS gbrifi. NDds
port. alice &C. trifft In San NatoniD nm
7.40 noroens uno 1:3O nnhmittaes Elm.
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@eht sn 8ureitalter
9 alo0n uno R eifaurant, Bil.
litasS StraBe neben Der 6alIe oer Ser.
niannaIDbne.
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Mbfabrt 500 mDrgens. mntbt in 8lacebp
Herbinouna NIT Der @ulF gunSt 9ine fur
Corpus gbrtfti. Nnfunit bort, ass nattni,
Nntunft in DrupnsniIle =. ...9.25 abenbs.
Me. Sc. q =. Saba.
Gbfahrt.
ssnh Haeo, Jort 8prtb, Dallas, Sau,os
gtts, st. Souls nn6 Chicago, tdelih,
(Suniet Depot .........9.OO a6eubs
4ocalsua nia SmitbnilIe. II 80 nprut,
alomo SPECIAL mad SmitbniIle. poulton,
81 l8alpeiton ...............l0 1925 a5enbs.
&1 ntunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. Souls, Ranias 9th,
Dallas, Sort @orth unb 8ocu, tEaIit,
(Suniet Depot ........7. 80 nproens. !.
HocaIaue ria SnithnilIe 80. 9.O5 obenbs
alamu Special BON Smitbnirle. 5oulton,
sBalneft0n ........... .6.2s iiiorqeus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-22

1sanl Ntaller. er.-9leftriibe Sdlei.
ferret. Glam0 8Ia3n. Bertamf uos
Mefiern. Smeeren etc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-22
GOntbera 9eeific Saba.
On L.kJ

abfahrt..
Rad NetD Orleans. 0pnppn uno gals
UetDn t6gli9 ....... ID. 10 nittaae,
un0 .................... 30 aben6s.
Rad eagle 8as. al 8aip. Galifornien
uno Neritu. g nprrs. u. G. 30 obenbs.
Nntuntt.
BDn Resu Orleans, 6Dufon uno gnls
neftDn t6glih ......... $3.50 ranrgens.
nnb 500 Namn. ................
BOn GI 8aiO. galifDrnien unb Rerito
......... u.40 BORN. unb II abenbs,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-22
3. q @. u. Baba.

Mbfabrt.
Rah auen N0ro.TerassTuntten ........
................ llbr un6 500 BORN,
Rad ct. 2uuis. Nlempbis unb 6en
Often. .l.20 l1br na1m.
Nab NDro Geras, Ranias gitg nno
st. 0pui8. $50 nten68
Rad Rerifo. o............... 1920 nurm.
nfuntt.
Bon st. 2ouis u. benz Often. $50 mDraeus
8On lDcalen Buntten 90. 10. TO mDraenS,
B1n ct. Souls u. benz DRen, 7.25 abenbs
Bon 9areoD unb Nerifo -. leo nadbm.
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Y nfunf IT.
ct. eouis & San s5ramctscD Babn.

Nbfebrt.
Nod Sort Snith, Springfield. ct. 2ouis.
8anias Gitg. Chicago IS. & o. q. De-
pot) )............ :. 800 abenbs.
Gnfunft.
Son st. 2unis. 4anias gits, Baris, Gbis
cng0. 0..............,.. 1910 mprpenS.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-02-12
THE SACRED LOTUS.
Sentiment of the Orient About tho
Fruit of Destiny.

Sentiment of the Orient About the
Fruit of Destiny.
Concerning the rich fruit of the lotus,
which grew luXuriantly in the Nile,
many charming legends have been told.
1t was believed that it was so delight
full that those who ate of it would new
er leave the spot where it grew, but
for it would abandon home and friends
to spend their lives in a dream of Sc
rene delight. Homer. in the Odyssey,
mentions the lotus eaters who lived
on the northern coast of Africa and
records their attempts to detain the
followers of Ulysses by giving them
the fruits of the lotus to eat so that
they should never wish to leave the
spot where it grew.
The same poetical idea is known to
the Arabs, who call it the fruit of
destiny" which is to be eaten in Para
disc, and it is on this foundation that
Tennyson built his charming poem of
the Lotus Eaters This mythical
lotus has been identified by several
botanists with that indigenous to Tu-
mis-, which is a thorny shrub, with ber-
ries the size of an olive.
Mungo Park found a species of lotus
in Central Africa bearing berries of
delicious taste, which on being dried
and pounded made wholesome and
pleasant bread. The lotus fruit found
in Tunis has a stimulating, almost in
toxicating, effect, and it is therefore
probable that this plant furnished the
foundation of the ancient legends.