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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-18

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Sn, Suni.

Ser Snmi lit Elm Gpmmermpnh,
Man tit bic 5ite ihDn getupbnt,
Wsan metk, es fam ntdt anbers iein
tlnb finbet iid and Drum barein.
Mtan trimft ant Mbenb nift ,nebr beik,
Aud Wittags ninttitt man See nit Sis" ,
Salate nintn1t man gertc an,
@enn man iie gut bereiten fann.
Nim1mt man iein Mabel Mbenbs aus,
Gp gebt man nidt in's Gdanipiel6ans,
Gs ,utrb I'M MDnhldJei1 prD1neniert
nnh lie nit Gtscrente bann tracttert.
Gin Eicnic finbet aud iupl itatt,
&enn's ntd5t at btel geregmet bat,
Senn bic Matnr bent ntdt 0enuk
@enm man int Jemdtem tpanbeln utuI.
Mmd fiinbigt itrts Die Giiembabm
Ge6r biafge GrcnrfiDnen an,
Sad 2anba's Harf, mad @nlneifpn
Jabrt man SIT nteb'ren 9reifen fdpm.
Sp giebt's @ergniigen mander Mrt,
@emm ma iein 0elb mift eben ipart,
,,@as fpnmt's amf bic paar &r5ten am,
Sp ruff int 2et6tiinn mamdber Mann.
9p1 tuer ipiibe blei6t sn Sans,
Sir ben iiebt's aud ntft tribe aus,
Sc fDrgt ia nniere ttene Scit
SIR &pmfurt mnb 8eqmemliffeit.
Steimt branfen aud bic Spnne beik,
Stets lit es fii6l, mie je6er tuetk:
Sprt tup bic Sader raid fif breb'n
Sabin fant man sur &iiblnng geb'n.
Sn fibler Mitbe fist man bier,
Sci feinem 0laie 6 Dne Star 8ter,
Sas, ielbit 10 fill ME NurbIans= Gts
@prtrefflid ms ST. manben peik.
Was ideert ms bann bic Iulitif,
Die frtegt man 10 tuie 10 BALI bid,
8as Gtn5'ge, mas mir u inihen, lit,
SaR man bas 8 g a + ME permift.
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@nte syamilien MeSisin.

rgs ma6t mir 8ergniigen, Elm
gutes @ort fir electric 8itters ein.
5ulegen", i6reibt Sranf Gonlm, 436
@oulton Str, Seem Oorf. u@s I'll
cine quite Samiliermeoi5in fir Ia-
gent unb 2eber-l1nor6nungen uno fir
Miifen uf6 Nierenleiben ME 5u bod
empfoblen.1 gr regnliert Die Ser
oauungsfunftionen, reinigt 6as 8lut,
itarft uno belebt beibe @eidledter.
Inter @arantie berfauft BET M6olpb
9reiB uno 81. COIN & 60, Mpotbe-
fer. SO Gents.
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Smbi[Gmmt bes grieffmperts.

gs iperoen iett 100 Sabre, bob
Der 8apierfabrifant 9retpes in
Brighton (gnglano) bos grieffupert
erfano, 10 mie es beute nod tit. gs
oauerte 5iemlid lai1ge, bis oieIe
Neuerung allgemein in @ebraud)
fam; in 5ronfreib 8. 9. fano iie crit
bonn Sabre 1850 al Gingmg. @or
oieier 3eit foltete man ben 8riefbo-
gen, Der auf Der Giidieite nidt BE-
i6rieben ipilroe, einma[ mo Damn
nod 5tpeimol, Itedte oam Die beioer
gnben ineinanoer uto oriifte oui
oieie oas Siegel, banlit fie 5uiamrnen.
bielten. auf Die anoere Seite MUIR
De Die Ioreiie gelfrieben. 9ies mar
oas iogeilanute upli" (pon plier, fall
ten), iDie es iogar beute nod in man
den 8erlpaltllngen fir amtlide Wit
teilltngen in @ebraud) lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-18

Die 1l9tbe er5dblt pom 5erfuIes, er
babe uniuiiientli9 elm bersiftetes 9emo
angelegt, IN Solge oefen er ioI6e
S4mer8en lit, baB er es bor3og. mif
eirlem Sdeiterbmfen f6neu IN SLANT
men m~tf5ugeben, als lanaim biii5uiies
den. WutmaBli6 bate fi6 Der 9aIbe
eott cine 5mitfranfbeit eebolt nno iene
Mhtbe lit cine Gnoeutung Der profaiihen
Sntinbe. 5atte man bas IitteI, ipeIfes
@Gen in ben ct. 8ernarb &rauterpilen
(fiir 25 gettts BEL Gpotbefen 81 baben)
CUR 8erfiiglng 5tebt, bnmnls %9efannt, 10
fpiirbe Die @eidihte bonn Serfnles elm
peraniigteres @noe genpmmer babert.
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Qlnttpprtet ieoent Nuf.
Gun Mntuuiper babeu ~aefumoen, Saf
1ies uabr tit.

Cine @rfaltung, cine G%errenfung,
cine plobli1e 9rebung.
Cine geringe uria6e mag oie Nie-
rett bei6doigen.
Sa1fie folgen Giidenidmer5en,
ooer unregeImaBigfeit I'M 11rinieren.
Gin iideres MitteI fir iol6e @n-
fane, cine Meoi5in, Die uns ieben &uf
beantportet, iino 9oans Nieren=Sil=
len; Elm iideres Mittel.
8iele 2eute ~berlaiien iid oarauf.
Sier lit Elm 8etpeis bon Gan Mn=
tonic:
Srau @omaro Mbele, III slpe. g.,
San Mntonio, geras, iagt: sd
claude, ooB meme Nierenfranfbett
bon elmer i6tperen grfdltung ber-
riibrt, Die id mir Dor einem Sabre
5u5og. Sd oadte 5uerft, ooB id oies
2eioen bdtte, als id einen beftigen
56mer5 in meinem Hiiden empfano
uno es nnmogli1 i9ien, mid oapon
gu befreien. Sd batte ebenfaQs BET
tige &%opfi9mer5er, fonnte Na6ts
aidt gut i6Iafen nno Die @rbeit mod
tie mid iebr lei9t miioe. SD bette
10 piel bon Doan's Nieren<BiQen ge=
leien oaB id nod Dem 9erar Drug
Store cling uno mir eine Saa6tel
boIte. Sd beritebe iebt, mesbalb Die
les Mittel 10 tparm empfoblen miro.
9ie giqen beiIten mild boaitanoig
bon meinem 2eioen in iebr fnr5er
3eit un6 id FAINT Dom's Nieren-
Hinen nidt genltg Ioben."
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6eirats Sheinc.

@m. g. @iebner uro Minnie 6. Steele.
Sp. 6. Bed uno 5eopi9 6. Ma9er@
ltaDt.
5enrp arii6 unb Gla 8bompfon.
emil Berger nno Bertha Maiiep.
Glauo 8. 6erieb unb Martha Neidert.
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Das sdnaerfeft in Indianapolis.

Mit einem groBen 5elt5llge tit oas
Sanaerfelt oes Observation-Disclosures
5anaerbunoes in indianapolis err
offnet moroen. Snnoert uno 5pel
nno ieds5ie gereite maren in Dem
;3rae pertreten nnb man nimmt an
oaB i'm @an5en ungefabr 10000
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&ol15erte:
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2ueites &ousert.

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SenrD 6. Tips, transport bon
Mobeln, Bianos, @eloi6rdnfen, &ei-
nigen bon Eeppihen. 304 Oit.Seite
@lamo Yola5a. 9e.oe Selepbone.
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@ute @etrGlife utlo fanoier
2und itets in Snrgitaller's Saloon
nnD &citauraut, &ilita StraBe neben
ser Solle ser Sermunnsiobue.
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Bum 8erfouf BEL anen &dnolern.
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60, 8ltffalo, Seem Sort, aleinige
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Critics 2pnsert.

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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-13
ANOTHER LEAGUE
SEEMS ASSURED
SEcEDERS ADJOURN AND GO
HOME
President Pat Powers of Eastern Or
eanizatlon and O'5rlen Of American
Association Are Standing Pat
as Near-OutlaWs
Try Associated Press.1

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-The warning
factions of organized baseball rested
today with victory perched on neither
banner. Pat Powers. president Of the
Eastern league, and Joe o'Brien, pres
ident of the American association, who
bolted the meeting of the National AS
ISOLATION Of Professional Baseball
clubs yesterday, departed on early
trains. The so-called regulars of other
ana more numerous leagues belonging
to the national organization held a
brief conference and adjourned with
out date to hold their next meeting at
Memphis, Tenn, probably early next
year.
Garry Hermann. president OF the
national commission, was unable 10
respond 10 a telegram from the two
other members of the commission to
come to Chicago and Harry Puliiam
accordingly took train for Cincinnati.
A survey of the desired field showed
that while disputed issues still may
be adjusted the method by which TINS
may be brought about Is obscure. Both
sides have taken what they term I'M
alterable stands and unless one Of
them weakens, students of baseball
politics declare there is a likelihood
of another major league or near-ma1or
league combination, consisting OF. the
boiling leagues 1t is said the ma
tional commission will go almost any
length to avoid this, as the boiling
leagues constitute almost the only
market for players whom the Ameri-
can and National leagues wish to dis
pose of.
That the American association and
the Eastern league are in deadly ear
nest is indicated by the disposal by
George Tebeau of the Denver club
Tebeau also owns the Kansas City and
Louisville clubs OF the American as
sociation and the sale OF the Denver
property is said to have been made
TO avoid the embarrassment of owning
a team in the Western league while
running two teams in an 'outlaw' or
ganization. In the event Of seces-
sion 1t is regarded as practically GER
tain that the outlaws would put
teams in major league territory prob
ably Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Pittsburg
and Chicago
A ray of hope was discovered in the
statement made by President Powers
to the meeting OF the National associa-
ton that he favored organized base
ball" but his leaning In that direction.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-13

~ ARL NEWMIRE is the manager
III and coach of the U. S. c. law
= college basketball team. Last
year he took the team to Escondido and
San Diego This year he intends TAX
ing the team on a trip north of over
1900 miles. The lawyers will have the
best basketball suits ever turned out
in the south.
This makes Manager Newmire's third
year in the High School County league
as. referee, and during all that time
he has had very little opposition to his
decisions. On the contrary, he has
many letters commencing his fairness
as an impartial referee.
NeWmire was a member of the
Southern California relay team, which
won the Southern California record in
1897 in 1929 2-5. He was beaten only
by one man in the half-mile, and that
was Brown of Pomona. Prior to enter
ing the law college Newmire was cap
tain of the San Pedro five for two
years.
He is one of the athletic directors at
the law college, and from his expert
ence in athletics claims that Law in
very short time will have some Of the
strongest athletic teams In the west.
He points out that in track Law has
DIETRICH, the Marathon winner; Him
rod of Pomona, the champion miller
and two miller; Selph, the high school
short distance runner; while he runs
the half.
Then there is Morris for the weights
and Murray for the jumps. Besides
Richardson, Goode, Lacey and Green
for both the short and long distance,
Horace Donnell can hold his own
against any man in Southern California
IA. cot hn
was at Berkeley and made great
showing in his freshman year. Be
sides, he Is a wonderfully consistent
tennis player, and was the star OF the
high school. Everybody is familiar
with the fact that Law was the first
team to score against high school in
football this year, and that they held
the Indians down to the same score
that Pomona did. In baseball Newmire
thinks Law has a champion team.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-13
SAINTS TACKLE
u. S. c. PREPS
MEET FOR FIRST TIME IN TWO
YEARS
ATHLETIC RELATIONS TO BE
FULLY RESTORED
Although Losing to L. A. High in Only
Game of Season, Coach Moores
Hopes for an Improved
Showing Today

The st. Vincent prep football team
will line up against the u. S. c. prep
eleven at Bovard field this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. This meeting will be the
first athletic contest held between the
schools for two seasons, and is another
step toward bringing about friendly
athletic relations between Southern
California colleges.
The only game played this season by
the Saints was lost to the Los Angeles
high second team, but their playing
especially during the second half of
that game, was of such a quality that
Coach Moores is hopeful of defeating
the strong Methodist team, if only by
a small margin.
Both teams are we'll up in the game
and are in perfect physical condition
from their constant scrimmaging with
their older brothers, so, with both
teams averaging near las pounds in
weight, a close and exciting game
should result.
The way they line up:
U. S. C.-Stabler, |. e.; Hendriekson,
|. s.; Bunker, c.; Law, +. g.; Sorenson.
ri t.; Hummel, t. e.; Wright, quarter;
Hunter, l. h.; Wallop, full; Holloway,
r. h.
st. Vincents-Canepa |. t.; Lockwood,
l. g.; Lewis, c.; Muchado +. g.; Daze,
r. t.; W. Carrlgan, r. e.; Hickson, quar-
ter; Wilde, l. h.; Bourbon, full; Brady,
+. h.
All scrimmage work was left out Of
the practice program yesterday after
noon at st. Vincent college, Coach
Hempel thinking it not advisable to
risk injuring his players for the prac-
tice this kind of play affords. Instead.
he put the men through an especially
strenuous signal practice, giving more
than ordinary attention to the forward
pass. which, from present appearances,
will be much used by the locals in
the game with the Utah Agricultural
college.
The team, as a whole, appears to be
much faster and more evenly balanced
than in their last appearance on To-
cal gridiron, two weeks ago. Holleran
at center and the shifting of Ybarrando
from left end to quarter and fullback;
Stoney to Ybarrandos place at end,
contribute to this effect. All three of
these players are doing great work In
their new positions, especially the lit
tie Mexican quarterback, who is using
excellent headwork in directing the
plays and catching the punts with his
old time accuracy.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-13
SHILLING WINS
THREE IN A ROW
CRACK RIDER SHOWS BRIL-
LIANT FORM
cARELEssNEsS IN FIFTH CAUSES
HIS SUSPENSION
Only for oVereonfldence He Would
Have Ridden Captain Kennedy
Home in Front-Hildreth
Takes Handicap
LRu Associated Press.

OAKLAND, Nov. 12-Sam Hildreth
and Jockey Shilling again were WIN
ming combination at Emeryville today.
The Hildreth colors were carried to
victory by Force and Tony Faust, and
Shilling won three races in a row.
The feature was the Dickey handi-
cap at seven furlongs. A field OF four
started, with Tony Faust and Deutsch-
land pronounced favorites, they being
coupled owing to Barney Schneider re-
tanning an interest in the first named.
Tony Faust led all the way and won
by three lengths from Frank Flittner
which closed fast and caught Deutsch-
land near the finish
Shilling was forced to ride hard to
land Fred Bent winner in the third
race over Logistilla, an outsider. Shil-
ling lost the fifth race on Capt. Ken
nedy through overconfidence. He was
winning handily, but eased up, and
Billy Pullman, the favorite, beat his
mount a nose Shilling also won the
last race on Fireball. Shilling was sus-
pended for a week for pulling up Cap
tain Kennedy.
Results:
First race, futurity course, selllng-Anna
May, 100 (Powers), . to 20. won; May
Amelia. 115 (E. LYNCH, 70 1, second :
Cosmper II, Ill tArchibald), 80 to 1, third
Time 1903 AS. Mabel Holiander, Tawa-
senths, Abbey, Royal River and Mechlin
finished as named.
second race, ave and a half ruriongs, SELL
inE--Force, 10s (6hilling), to 9. won
Figent 100 CUpton), 80 10 1. second Sem
prom, 10s (Walsh). to !, third. Time
/ :07 LIS. The Drake, Altamor, Pomare and
Victoria Green finished as named.
Third race, one and one-eighth miles, SELL
ing-.Fred Bent, 1O4 (shilling), TO s. won;
Loeistella. 100 &c. Ross), to /, second;
Fantastic 1O5 (Puxton), II to 10. third.
Time 1852 as. Nadzu also ran.
Fourth race, seven furlonss, Dickey han
dicap-Tony Faust 105 (Shilling), to 20,
won: Frank FlittneF, lis (Kirschbaum),
10 1, second: Deutschland, 1lS (Powers),
20 90 third. Time 1:26 2-5. Tom Hay
ward also ran. Faust and Deutschland
coupled as schrisber- Hildreth entry.
Fifth race, mile. seliing-Billy Pullman
los (Cross), to 5, won; Captain Kennedy
1O4 (Bhillfng), 3 to 1, second; Sir Wesley
100 ivan Dusan), 40 20 l, third. Time
1.4fI-5 Romanof. Warden Yell, Billy
watkins, Black Dress and Mamie Stanhope
finished as named
sixth race. six furlongs, purse-Fireball
ia (ghilling), IL to 10. won; Native Son
f19 fWalsh), 4 to 1, second; Cloudiight. III
(ArchfbaId), IS 10 5. third. Time 1919 4-6
nIierd Creation. Dolli0 Dollars and Purse
Rose finished as named
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-13
HOLLYWOOD ELEVEN
MAY QUIT GRIDIRON
Injuries to Players Put Team Out Of
Game Temporarily, and 1t Prob
ably Will Abandon All
Future Contests
Especial to The Herald.

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. flowing to
the fact that Hollywood high school
eleven has two of her players in the
hospital one with a broken leg and
another with a spinal injury, the
scheduled football game which was to
have been played Saturday with
Throop has been called off and for the
first time in seven weeks the football
team viii remain out of the contest.
Up to last Saturday Hollywood had
a clear record, having defeated every
thing that she went UP against, in
Guiding the fast Harvard eleven, but
on that date, with her regular half,
fuller, out of the game with a broken
nose and Peters, the husky tackle, laid
out with a sprained knee, she faced
the heavy Pasadena high school team
and was outclassed. Four men were
taken from HollyWood's eleven in the
battle-the right tackle, the fullback.
the center and the right guard-and
during the last three minutes she
played with only ten men on the grid
iron.
with these players out of the con-
test Hollywood probably viii play no
more games this season. Coach Web
ster. who developed such a wonderfully
fast eleven out of light material, is
talking about starting a "cross country
game to keep the boys busy, but all
this week the old players have been
out for basketball.
With a number of new men trying
out for the five Hollywood win be able
70 put a speedier basketball team in
the field, as some of the football men
are clever goal throwers.
Charles Knowles, who sustained the
spinal injury, left the hospital today
and was taken to his home. He is inn
proving very rapidly and probably will
be at school in a few days. Arthur
Priester, the clever center, who had his
neck wrenched in the battle, was at
school today and with the aid Of a
cane he was able to get around to his
classes.
Latest reports from the hospital are
that Neil Hill, the tackle who had his
leg broken, is doing we'll but it will
be some weeks before he will be able
to go home.