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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04
VcaCCco BANDIT HOLDS -r
PASSOVER AWAITING
TEsys
Is BEING WELL TREATED
rsss . -. csp.--. c-.s;ss s; ?
H- o5's-s;. c.. st-7st-N
-. ssr1i c-sf Sets Farm
T.--4 fsr - S..ss-

Ts-ra- July --g-1e-aI 81 Hsr-y
H4r-<a1 c5uusr5ar 0t ,se s1l,z-
aot.E---I and n-r- 10 the sultan.
--- lc-- Influential men i1 Moro
-. 1as --st ra1.4-et by Ras.u the
ta-4t c-i-f Rs-lH has s1aourc-i
ta, be- all bold ,ae General rr.s,1.
.r -l-i re sultan Efa1's tho ,5,
.la.ls terms.
g. The rec5ls-yc,ial u bis ONE
"a, Z.lat
The pagmen, = az l1Ieua.tr q
.olr1s .atog. l-I1gnJ
Hs appointment e. governor
4. Ta11ler ana Faas a-I lr ~
ra.l,ma1t as c1mmsnder q police.
Gen AHrlean is nov in the heart
w. aUt mountain d.st-i-. tfr..
DAYS march FROM Taar.y- He Is
being 1-I treated and haa been ah
lowed 70 vr.'o 70 the British minister
and end '1- h. baggage.
TH. oa.tI-. OF ft. general was
planned carefully. U. went OUT %
tho resort with Fasuu against tte
advice .of Dds companions The iu
r.d.l, .s being discussed with p-ea,
Interest iu diplomatic circles here
For sometime past Gen. MacI.ean
acting ia behalf o. the Sultan. bad
been trying 70 persuade Rauu 20
resume a peaceful mode N life and
the bandit leader apparently showed
signs Of willingness 10 meet the
wishes u the Moroccan authorities
. With the result that Cen MacIean
was intrusted with the task of TAX.
ing some presents from the Sultan tn
RasuI in the hope 1f finally persuai.
| .ng him 20 come % terms These
| n'ts consisted OF horses and tents
| and 70 escort them 20 DIS stronghold.
| 8a-uI sent fifteen 0f hIs bandits %
| ,he general 10 act a. h0drsuari
1 Aeon panied bg these men Cen Mac.
I Lean j1urrey.i toward Rouius, where
/, b." aas % meet Ra-gi' But on ar.
I rivirs there the general was inform
l "l that he was prisoner Later
| kaslu sent messenger 10 the Sui.
tan announcing the capture and set.
ting forth the terms Of his demands
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04

There Il form Of sickness among
boats, declares Forest and Stream. that
resembles hereditary diseases. In that
they are handed down through sue
c'eiius years as a result Of mere Gus
tom. Tie cause " this form Of all
meut nine times out OF ten, Is some
artificial Limitations, called racing
rules to suit which the yachts shape
Is distorted, just as women, 10 be In
style viii lace themselves into a six
teen Inch waist measure or viii pad
themselye, out of all proportion to
their natural shape.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04

' tho popular cry throughout Euro
pcau countries, while IN America. the
cry uf the present day rs Long live
Dr. King Now Discovery, King OF
Throat and Lung Remedies" OF
which Mrs Julia RYDER Paine, Truro.
Ale SAYS. o. never fail, 90 give .m.
mediate relief and f0 quickly cure a
cough or cold Mrs Paines opinion
H shared hy majority of the inhab-
itanfs af this country Ncw Discovery
eur, weak lungs and sore throat az.
'cr 200 other remedies have failed
ana for coughs and colds ms the only
sure cure Guaranteed by ". b,
Frame city Drug Store.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04
Spider Talk.

On the kindergarten during a uatu
raj history lesson Teacher-So you
see one OF the differences between us
and animals Is that we can talk. Lit.
tie Boy Cof thrcel-Splders can talk
Teacher-So, dear; spiders are vcry
clever little Insects, but they can't
talk. Little Boy-Wcll, then. how do
the spider say. "Will you come into
my parlorf"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04
Health and Music,

Health Is OF the first Importance IN
any business or profession, but In the
musical profession It Is the very es
sence OF the whole thing. And how 20
preserve that health is the bugbear of
musicians life-London Black anC
White
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04
LOST.

LOST-Monday night between the
residence OF J. \. Dodson and Syl.
vester Mullen, a brooch in the
shape Of tow-knot, set with pearls
on the end and diamond setting IN
center. Finder please return TO this
office or Miss Mae Lowden and re.
ceiye liberal reward 2-f
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04

Customer docking at the bilD-IIere
waiter there's surely some mistake IN
this total waiter~pol!telyJ-Ze thou
sand parIons, sir. Mn my usual care
lessness | have added In ze date and
vorcot to charge you for ze butter
London Answers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04

A Georgia coruner's jury brought In
the following verdict.
"Ihr deceased came 20 his death
from a railroad IN the hands Of re-
ceiyer. uul the same 8, manslaughtrr
IN the first degree Atlanta Constitu-
ton
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04

"You can't rake up anything against
that candidate" "Well. | happen q
know he Is in love with a married
woman" do youi oh, who IS sher
His wife, Baltimore American
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04

REMOVAL notice. have moved
my law Office % Wheeler building
diagonally across from the L. (
court house. Thos. Norman. 30-I-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04
MlscELL ANEoUs.

TAKEN UP-Blacl pig about four
months OLD. owaer can have same
by seeing John Thrasher at Ard.
mOreite office. n
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04
FOUND.

FOUND-Coupon book issued by J. G..
90 +. + saims. owner can
have same by calling az This office
and paying Aor this Advertisement
so
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Duroc-Jersey hogs.
hayo a few males and gifts about
four months old for sale. My stool
is Of the best and pedigrees are fur
nished with each individual sold
Every farmer and stockman should
have this breed Of hogs, Tom H.
Stone. manager See w. p. Poland
over First National Bank. l6dwtf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04

Its surprising how q watch acquires
Me habit Of running backward iu
church.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04

Trouble is something tnat generally
visits us without warning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04

Tie time man thinks De would
Ike % subscribe 20 charity ls when
he llusnt any money
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04
WANTED.


WANTED-Meu % learn barber trade.
few weeks completes. go chairs con-
tinually busy. licensed instructors,
tools siycn. diplomas granted, wages
Saturdays. positions waiting. won
derful demand for graduates. Write
for catalogue. MOler Barber College
Dallas. Texas. 3O-G
VANTED-To nay you cash OF trade
for old stoves and furniture. Phone
36G. c. p. Hall. 2l,f
WANIED-TO sell 5000 old papers
You need them for wrapping. paper.
ing and TO put under your carpets
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A five-room house. Ap-
ply Mrs. + 4. Fraser, Ia First
avenue. southwest. 4-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04

Lnrs of lazy men woIld Kick .
they were compelled 20 DO nothing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04

The fastest Way tor woman 20
put on weight is ~ sit On her hus.
bands lap
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04
CASUAL PHILOSOPHY.

The kind Of people that hang mot.
toes On the wall don't hang any
la their hearts
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-01-09

Oliver j. Duane, talented writer
and newspaper man. last week pur-
chased a share of Gov. John A.
Johnson's interest in the ST. Peter
Herald, and will direct its editorial
interests hereafter. H. j. Essler,
who has been Gov. Johnson's news
paper partner for twenty years. will
continue in the business manage
ment. 1t is understood in news
paper circles that Mr.. Essler is one
of the rare newspaper managers
who knows how to make money with
country weekly. The Herald is an
excellent newspaper property as well
as we'll edited paper.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-01-09

Ralph w. Wheelock is back on the
Minneapolis Tribune. and the last
page of that paper will be the first
one that thousands Of readers will
turn to, after scanning the telegraph
headings. Ralph's "Thots on Things"
make pleasant reading, and we shall
be glad to be able to keep the run
of them daily once more.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-01-09
A PILGRIM FAIR ON PUGET'S SOUND

Ed. GAZETTE: You will find en-
closed the renewal to The GAZETTE
as we could not think of existing
without that very interesting paper.
We enjoyed the letters from the
other western wanderers SO much
and we thot perhaps you would like
to hear from Puget Sound.
Bellingham is a thriving city of
SO, 900 inhabitants. | am attending
the state normal school, which is
situated here. 1t is a fine institu-
tuition and will be converted into a
college in the near future where the
students may prepare themselves
for high school teachers and other
professions. The leading places of
industry in the city are its great
numbering mills and salmon can
neries.
We have been very fortunate in
meeting many friends in this city.
Shortly after we arrived here we
met relatives from Lake City, Min
nesota.
Fred. Offerman is conducting a
prosperous business in the two Red
Cross pharmacies on the main street
of the city.
We received a visit from Arthur
Crooks as he passed thru Belling-
ham on his way to Burlington,
where he has fine position.
Mrs. Byington and family are all
well and enjoying life. So also are
Mr.. Tout and family who arrived
here lately from Vesta.
We have also had pleasant visits
with Mrs. Miller, her son Jesse
Miller, and Thos Martin and wife,
who are here from Wenatchee to
spend the winter.
We are delighted with the climate
here and the scenery is grand. 1t is
very pleasant to look at the snow in
the distance on Mt. Baker and the
Selkirks of British Columbia.
At present my father and mother
are east of the mountains investi-
eating a new irrigated district. If
possible they will call upon the Red
wood friends at North Yakima and
Prosser before they return.
This Christmas was the first which
| have spent away from Redwood
for we'll | won't say how long but
Christmas seemed very unnatural
with scarcely any appearances of
cold winter.
Wishing our Redwood friends
happy, happy New Year, with the
best of prosperity thruout the en-
tire year and all the years to follow.
IDA M. CROOKS.
Bellingham. Wash. Dec. &c. 1906,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-01-09
ANTON c. WEISS FOR U. S. SENATOR.

THE GAZETTE takes great pleasure
in seconding the nomination of An
ton C. Weiss of Duluth as the Demo-
cratic candidate for u. S. Sen
ator. While this paper might not
properly assume such a privilege on
the score of party membership, a
certain propriety might be urged
for it on the ground that Redwood
is Anton's home town and THE GA
ZETTE was the paper on which that
gentleman took his first steps to-
wards the achievement of success in
the newspaper field. Mr.. Weiss is a
broad-minded, public-spirited citi-
zen, regardless of party, and every
worthy citizen of his native town
would be pleased to see him recog-
nized as the choice of his party for
the highest political honors. Editor
Bunnell of the Duluth News Tribune
makes the suggestion and honors
himself and his paper by the fair
minded way in which he proposes to
honor his business rival, in the fol-
lowing EDITORIAL
1t the Democratic party of Mime
sofa will permit Republican news
paper the privilege OF a suggestion,
the News Tribune would like to name
Mr.. Anton G. Weiss of Duluth as
deserving the honor of the Demo-
cratic nomination as senator of the
United States for Minnesota.
No one can question the Democracy
of Mr.. Weiss and his rock-ribbed
fealty to the party, In many cam
paigns, when hope was not even
lghtened by the possibility of sue
cess he has fought the party battles.
In big affairs and small he has been
true to its interests. and since the
demise of the late lamented st. Paul
Globe, the Herald has been the
recognized state organ. while in 1904
he was one of the presidential cleo
tors.
If being in the forefront of battle
and bearing the weight of attack en-
titles men to political recognition,
Mr. Weiss has earned this honor. He
is a leading citizen of Duluth, and
this city would appreciate the dis
tinction conferred upon him.
Mr.. Weiss so far as is known is not
a candidate in the formal sense but
he undoubtedly would be gratified to
receive such an endorsement from
his political associates, and it is a
pleasure tor the News Tribune to
propose his name.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-01-09

The Faribault Republican cele.
brated it's fiftieth anniversary last
week, with portraits of the editors
and many of the prominent men of
Faribault who have f1ourished dur
ing that period. Father McKinstry
probably holds the record for con-
tinuous service as editor of news
paper in Minnesota forty years. 1t
would please his comrades of the
newspaper craft if he would make it
another forty.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-01-09
To the Man with
a little Money

Invest at home Have your property where YOU
after It and reap It's production. NOW the time buy
wood county farm lands Never there the history
OF Redwood and adjoining counties when the value
lands more rapid than viii the wears IN
limos where lands worth $500 per those lands
nave had their set backs much hap
pens about 10 L with of wet
weather Never buy when things look bright every
values hlgh 10 make money, when
thing looks dark and values conditions are TODAY
have listed with several good county from
to miles from town that had So S an acre
and will take very little money handle these lands
OF interest Within this
you know we'll do think safe to say that IN tb drv
Dakoas will buy these lands cheaper in wears than
you can to-day Come to if looking farm have all
kinds of bargains
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-01-09
ADVERTISING RATES
average weekly circulation. 1.eoocopies.

Larger contracts at minimum rate OF 10
cents per inch each insertion. Rates for
preferred position, metal base electros or
alternateinsertions furnished at ONCE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-30
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SET iiber 60 .Sarlrcn

idoR murDe Rrs. BinsIoip's Sootb.
inq-Spri;p BON Milliouen ron Miit.
tern bein 3abncn Der &inoer onge-
ipcnOct. @irlt 8u i'm Sblafe our6
oas Shrcien zines &inoes eeit0rt,
oos i'm 3obnen lit uub Dor Gdmeracn
pcint? 8enn 10, laiie ioiort cine
6lnide ron n@rs. @inslptt's Gootb.
ing.Spr1p" bclcn. Sein @ert lit
lmbe5ablbar. Gs miro Dem fIcinen
2eioenocn iofort 2iroerung peri6af.
fen. &erlabt eii6 oarouf Miitter,
es lit fein 3peifel ooriiber. gs beilt
0iarrboe, reguliert ocn Mogen lno
oie gtieren beieitigt @ino-aoIif, er.
mei6t Den @olmen, berbinoert gnt.
5iinolng nno itdrft bos gon5e 5p.
item. n0trs. @insIop's Soothing
Spritp" fir 5nbnen0e 9inoer lit on.
9enebm i'm @eihmaf; bas &e5ept
Itanmt bon einen Ser beIten ucibli.
hen gtcr6te in Sen Ser. Stoaten. gs
lit Bel oIlen 9ruggiIten in Der 9nn5en
@eIt 81 boben. 8reis 25 Gents Der
6foide. 9ouft ni6ts onoeres oIs
nWrs. @irslop's Sootbing Syrup. i"
@ornntiert lmter Der 9ooo onb
Drugs gtfte. 80, Sitni 1906, Serial
Drummer 1908.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-30

Merifo, lit gum oiiiltierenoen 9rn-
0es=8enerolontpalt ernnnnt iporoen.
Gep. 9r. Mut6Ier, gralioent
Der Snternattonnl Sabbath gaionee,
erfl6rte in elmer 8erlommlllng bic
ler &orperidoft in Seem gorf: n8ra=
iioent 9fooiepelt uno oie @unoesre=
gierltng foroern 9lnar6ie gs fino
bereits 0ofnmente no6 @aibington
eeionot iporoetl l1n6 in na6iter $50
die iperoen 8rdiioent 8ooiepelt uno
Sefretar 0fetcolf befennen 111iiiien. !"
0ieie i6orfe gerurteiIung beS 8rdii-
oenten uno Der Tegierung i1reibt
iid oaber, boB Die Wtotroien in ben
u2eogue SsIano" S6iffsboubofen
BEL 8bilooeIpbia ont 5onntog goa
ipielen 6urftet, tros bes BroteItes
Der uIGionce"
= @us Baton Gouee in 2ouifiano
miro gen1eloet, onB Gen. SoItrelns-
Fl. Der @ouperneursfanoioot, Der
fiiralid bonn S6lage getroffen ipurbe,
geltorben lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-30

Eaubb.lt fann ntdt geheilt perben
our6 lofnle Npplifdtionen. neil Tie bei,
franfen Sell be5 Gbres ridt errei1en
t6nnen. gs 9iebt nur einen 8ee, Die
Saitbbeit 5u frrieren, ui,b Der lit olrfl
fonititutipnelle 5eilmittel. Sdubbcit ipiro
our6 einen ent5iinoeten Suitanb Der
idleinigen Gustleioung Der @uitadi11en
H0bre berurind)t 8enn bieie 9iobre
lid) ent5iinbet. babt SIR einen rumpelus
Den Son ooer uuuoIlfommenes @cb6r
unS tpenn iie gang gei6loiien lit. erfoIst
SaIbheit. ino tpenn Die @nt5iinouna
nidt geboben uub oieie Gohre lpicber in
ibren eebDrisen 3uitanb periebt iperoeil
fdnf. miro oas @ebDr fir INNER serltort
ueroen; nern SSdtle inter 5ebu iino ourh
aatarrh berirfadt, tpel6er nihts als
in ent8iinbeter 3uItono Der idleimiser,
Sberfldhe it,
@ir tpoIlen einbunbcrt DoIlars fir ies
oen. ollrd @ntdrrh peririadlten Sail bon
Sniibheit geben. ben mir nid)t bnrh -iris
nebmen bon .6on's 9atnrrhsaur" heiIen
f0nnen. 2abt guh umiouit 3irfulare
fonlnler.
S. 8. Ghcnes & Co., gpfebo, ..
gerfouft bon allen Nppthefern. 75c.
2al's 4auiIicnsTilIen iinb Die beiten.
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zera a 8.

= @us @oibington tpiro eelnelbet
Senotor goilep babe feline Sppoiition
1egen Die grnennung oes iungen 8of
Sonart aus Dallas gu einem Der
Slerfs oes Observation-Disclosures auf.
1eeeben. 8aiIep opponierte oieler
grnennung, neil Der 8ater oes jun
zen Wonnes elmer ieiner @egrer lit
Sein 0odgeben in oieiem Sane III
oiellei6t elm 3ei6en oafiir, oaB er
anf6ngt, bertiinftig gu perben.
glus Souiton fonlntt Die Ia6-
ridt, Cecil u. 2pon, Der ietige re,
publifaniibe BOB nn5eres Stootes,
5abe ii6 fir ben friiberen 59obamts-
fefretdr Sbam ols 8raiioenti6ofts-
fanbiooten erfl6rt, i'm Sane 8r6li-
bent 9fooiebelt pirflib ni6t ipieber
als &anoioat ouftreten tpoae.
Ser bier5ebni6brige Seiie &o-
gers, Der Sobn zines SotelbeIisers
in 2ofbart, tpurbe, aIs er 1i1 nit
gleidaltrigen &amerooen auf Oct
,Sago befano, burh 3ufan erihoIIen.
= Cine i6euBli6e Worotot lit in
Der Nabe BON 2npernia begangen
'noroen. Gin gteecr itonlene 2ouis
@ibfon idlug leiner Shpiegernlutter
nit elmer art ben 4opf nobeau ob,
nahoen er ibr porber ben Sddoel
5eribmettert botte. 9orarf ging er
no9 oem Shulbaus, iudte feline bort
befinolide Sdp6gerin, elm Mdo6en
BON 16 Sobren, ouf uno itieb ibr in
8egenfDart Der 2ebrerin uno Ser
5diiler elm Mefer in oen geoden.
Damn 5og er fie aus oen 9ouie ber-
nus, bra6te ibr nod mebrere MeIIer.
iti6e BEL uno idIug ibr ben S6doeI
nit einem Stein elm. geaA poabrod)-
ter gat entflob er. Wfebrere 8oIien
baben iid gu ieiner 8erfoIgung ouf,
gema6t. @ibion eoIt bisber fir Ell.
1en oroentli6en Mann, nit Der So.
Mile ieiner Srau bat er in iteten
ltnfrieben geIebt.
Sn Galafor, 5tponsig Weeilen
oberbolb 2oreoos, tpuroe elm iuneer
Ronn nnnens @rtur Weronoer, Ser
Sobn zines Der befannteften mb
poblbabenoiten 8eipobner iener @e.
geno, eetotet. Gin anoerer iunaar
Wonn nonlens Sad gHorp, oeIien
5omilie iid erit fiir5li6 in 8eb6
gountD nieoerlieB, lit unter Der gln-
floee perboftet tporoen, Die Sat aus
1efiibrt gu boben.
SSSn Der gniie6Iune bon Otto
BET Morlin iuuroe Der iunqe ssarrner
2ofprence 6ere1 bon Charles 8.
senidner eridoiien. 2eni6ner i'll
inter $4,000 9iirgidaft geIteat NOR.
Sen.
= Der SaIoonbeliter giaSdmiot
m Bidita Sails puroe ourd, Die 8e-
rlbrung zines eleftrii6en 0rabts ge.
totet.
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Giienbnbnz 5a6Iplau.
q. u. & u. g. Sat,n

"9abb Grodet"s3ug mad Soufton, @aIbeftor
Beaumont uno Orange Nbfa6rt ubr atenSs
@nfnnft 755 ururgens
Siad &errepine, 9lbfabrt $50 ntpreens, @n.
funft bort 11.3O. abfabrt bon aerrpiue rlbr
nn6mtttags, anfunft in Sun antonio 7.5O
abenos. 9tur 9amItass mad &errpiue: llbr
nadmittaes. 9iiu1obrt bon bart Montaas 5.
moraens, gHtunft in San Inionto $50 NOR.
gems.
gfn9 Guero. gotfuuI, 9oufton. @aIbefto1,
8tobings, &odbaIe, Cameron lnb ggoco. glb,
fabrt S.45 borutttaes. 9lnfl NIT ubr noreens.
Sad geeoile, Corpus Gbrifti. aIiec Ntntbis.
aranias 8aB, Godport. 9lbfabrt 1.50 mods
nj. iors nno 8 1lbr abenos. Nnfunft 7.55
nrorgens uno 1.5O nadjn1ittags.
gia9 Salfurias. gtbfabrt tlbr nbenbs. sIn.
tgrtt 7.55 morgens.
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sSn bramaboller @erleaenheit.

~Glne Sen1peren3 be0urfttge dlte
Ibonnentin Sbres 8lattes, Ole glei6s
5eitig itarf nerbeiratet lit nit einem
Wann, Der ibre biesbe5iiglihen 8e-
oiirfniiie ourdous ni9t teilt, geitdttet
ii6 IN ibrem gequdIten @etpiiien, Sic
Inn foleenoe 9lusfinfte gu bitten:
@ritens.-8ie, uno Oh iiber-
baitpt, fam iie es nit ibrem Sernpe-
ren5 biirftige1 @etpiiien bereinen fer.
nerbin @eridte ipie 3. 9. Gdinfen
in 90 B eli r q ooer 9 II gnnbe er,
4orpfen IN 8ier, Sommelfenle ge.
oompft in 81 M ein, 3unge in
W . e iro Sauerfraut in 6 + a M
pdgner Srtoilluppe, 8Iumpuo-
oing etc, oaes Speiien, ouf oeren
erafte 3ubereitung Ser gbemann ON.
gebli6 biel @ert legt, ber5uitenen2
3tpeitens. 8iiroe cine leitens oes
betreffen6en @bemonnes ongeIteIlte
&lage auf Sdeioune negen nlongel.
batter @rndbrung nod gnt5iebunq
oieier 3utaten Iusiidt ouf @rfoIg
Ddbet1!
Drittens -8ittet Sic Die in ibrem
Snneriten 8erriliene 5rQu Inn 9(us-
tnnft, oh uno ipelde Der in oen II. g.
u. erlaubten Gotentneoi5inen ibr
i'm Salle Der 8eiabung Ser 8Detten
Jroge @riab fir Die probibierten 3u-
losmittel IeiIten fonnten uno ffeat
Sbnen geboriamit onbein, IN esbren
gei6osten 8latte Elm 8reisausidrei.
ben fir einen oiesbe5iigli6en anbana
an Srou 9opiois ooer on cine onoere
aodfinitlerin beranitalten gu uoaen.
SeIene I'M 3tuieipaIt.
81 mt p ort.
@ritens.-gs miro iebr Id,iper iein
Sbr @etpiiien gu berubigen. Ssn Dem
Jolle lit es ieoo6 rotianl, an SEN fri.
tii9en Sogen, 8. +. an ioIden, an
nelden Der Serr Genabl 6ie Der.
fangliden Speiien nerIonat, bon Ser
Slide fern 5u bleiben un6 oie 8ube-
reitung Der &0din gu iiberIafien =
ooer Die ternperen8lerii6en @nponb-
lungen I'M Sntereife bes Sousfrie.
oens gu nnteroriideu, reip. ftf) oons
oabon los5uiagen.
3peitens.-@s fane oarouf an.
mo- oieie Sdeiounesflage onbanoiq
genoht uno 9efiibrt miro. es5n SEN
BrobibitionsItaaten tpiir6en Sic oe.
ebrte 6rou, &edt bebalten; in SEN
Treiiinnigen Der @atte. 9llio Gdei.
Dung giebt es allernal.
9rittens.-9ie 9atent 0eebfainen
lino ni6t fir &od5ipede. sic bienen
= Die NIT 9IlfoboI berietten nam.
lid = ben 9SrobibitioniIten, fid, in
ibrem 9ampf fir tpabre Nfqbiafeit
llno gegen ben SdnopsteufeI 8n ft0r.
fen. 8eIest ben Soa, sic idlooen
ebenfolls oieien @ee elm un6 cine
gereinbarltng in 8e8ua ouf 6ie Ttrei.
tigen aii6enre5epte n1re onoebobnt.
Yer Gnhong gum 9o66udl lit Damn
iiberfliiiiig, Der 5rieoe berqeIteIIt uno
Die 8efabr Der Sdeioung pernieben,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-30
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