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The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

Ink marks upon linen articles are unsightly and if one does not have the time to embroider the initials it is a
 good plan to buy bolt of initial tape.
 If costs but 1 5 cents and the letters are embroidered on small white matches that are cut and stitched to the articles. If one prefers the two
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

Delicate fouiard silks, with bril- liant sheen will be worn a great deal this year in street costumes. A dress of this material can be made extreme ly handsome with no other material for a trimming, since the bias folds fur nish the band trimming and are used to pipe certain plaits. While no trim ming is needed, yet the made costumes do show a miniature yoke of lace, sometimes small square or v-shapcd piece of lace at the neck. The soft silks really look better If worn over pet ticoats of heavier silk much beruf- fled and moderately wide at the lower portion only.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

Embroidered f,andkerchiefs can be cleverly used for yoke. It will be necessary to use two pieces for the front, joining the notched edges down the center front. It is a clever way to finish a thin white waist. Wide embroidery is used for the same pur- nose and the full-waist portion Is stitched to the notches that outline the yoke.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

Never massage around the eye with out using good skin food. as the skin there is very delicate and is apt to grow inflamed and irritated with pres sure of the fingers. Also be careful in using greases, even those that are pure, that they do not get into the eye.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

Great harm is done to the skin by the use of the powder which contains mineral substances ih large degree. Lead, arsenic, mercury and bismuth are all active poisons and their con tinued use is most injurious. The presence of sugar of lead in any cos metic preparation can be detected by testing 1t with ammonia, which will turn 1t black.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14
YOUR GOOD HEALTH
Learn the Cause of That "Draggy''
 Feeling and Cure it.

A weak stomach is often responsible for that "draggy" feeling in the morn ing. Lassitude is not normal condition and when It is never absent learn the cause and cure if possible.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

Sleeves of this seasons gowns which are to sec use during the spring and summer will have to be cut down. There is little fullness gathered into the armhole, sometimes none at all.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14
Receipt
 Column
How to Utilize Canned Goods Still on
 Hand Successfully.

The housewife who last fall stocked her pantry and storeroom with all sorts of canned goods is likely to find some of them still on hand. with fresh vegetables and fruits of early spring looming up on the horizon. Stewed to- matoes, canned corn warmed over in mix, canned peas heated in butter the family are all sick of these by now. If canned supplies are to be used they must now be disguised by clever cookery
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

If the skin Is dry and peals 1t Is from lack of natural oil. Such skin should be massaged often with good skin food or cold cream. The mas sage stimulates the oil glands to per- form their natural work. while the cold cream supplies what natural oil Is lacking. The face should always be carefully dried after washing 1t, as the water Is drying 10 the face.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

The trimming and accessories of a garment are in these days ofavital im- portance. They make the costume chic or otherwise. For instance what Is the tailored shirt waist without It's perky little bow at the throat2 So let us talk about these many little bows first. Each week the shops seem to offer dozens of new varieties and I can find no more allurlng way of passing spare hour than wandering from one shop to another and peerlng into the glass cases where these neck bows arc kept. Most of them can be duplicated perfectly by the home sewer.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

If you scorch a garment when iron ing it rub a lump of dry starch on the mark. then sponge it off. Re- peat till the yellow disappears.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

When there is a slight deafness it is sometimes caused by an accumulation of hard wax. This can often be soft ened without going to an aurist by putting few drops of warm olive oil In the ear at night Rest the head In a position that the oil does not flow out If in the morning careful cleaning with warm water does not remove the obstruction 1t is we'll to consult a physician at once.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14
NIMBLE FINGER NOTES
These Little Suggestions Will be Useful in the Sewing
 Room,
Room.

Set narrow cotton tape on white petticoats as you would skirt braid on a dress. When frayed it can cas- fly be renewed.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14
FASHIONS DICTATES
Foulard Silk for Street Costumes
 Neckwear for Shirtwaists.

Jaunty little Frenchy coats of cretonne and a parasol to match will be seen with white or colored linen and piuue skirts on next seasons summer girl.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

initials can be used to mark the pieces. The coiors are fast and these small marks are much heater than those of indelible ink.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

Rents will look much better when mended If they are attended to at once, because the longer they are left the more ragged the edge becomes.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

One often hears complaints that the boiler ruins and iron molds the clothes. To prevent this, as soon as the boiler is emptied rub well over with soap. This will not only prevent rust; it will also help to make studs for the next boiling.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

A weak solution of turpentine poured down the water pipes once a week will drive the water bugs away.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

The secret of an especially delici- ous omelet served in certain home fell out the other day, More yolks than whites are used and little rich cream goes in when 1t is to be plain or is to be seasoned with cheese.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

Half a lemon dipped in salt is ex- cellent for cleaning copper articles. Oxalic acid, too, is equally successful both for copper and brass.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

Corn pudding-Take can of corn, and put in chopping bowl and chop the corn fine. Now put in baking dish and add to the corn one cup of rich milk. butter the size of walnut, two tablespoonfuls of sugar and two eggs which have been well heated. Stir all together and bake in moderatal oven for one hour.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

To prevent torn placquet place a hook and eye near the bottom of your skirt opening. Never unlock this and your skirt will never be torn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

The stock pot in the handspring of a well-managed kitchen. In it should be collected bones, poultry, carcases, trimmings and vegetables. for any scrap is welcome. A piece of shin beef may sometimes be added for ex- tra strength. There will be no lack of soup, gravy and sauces If this Is kept constantly going; it is the foun- dalton for them all. Cotton cloth for pudding and dumpling bags will be needed; also bands for binding the Leef roast
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

Stuffed peppers-Parboil either red or green peppers. Cut the top off, leav- ing the stem on, however. Remove all the seeds and fill with the following recipe: Take can of corn and chop fine, add to it a tablespoon of melted butter, a tablespoon of cream, two eggs. well beaten. salt and pepper ts taste. Fill the peppers with this mike ture, put on the cover and bake in e' quick oven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

Wash blankets in soapsuds and rinse thoroughly-the water for all processes nearly or quite cold--then hang them out on the line. When nearly dry beat them thoroughly with bamboo or rattan furniture beater: they will be as soft and fluffy as when new,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

Many of the new spring hats are trimmed with pompons of satin straw or lighter straw of a different col or than the hats, To these are some times fastened a quill made of straw and. although the combination Is con- sidered smart, 1t cannot help giving the hat a very ready made effect. Straw trimmings have been introduce ed before Into the spring fashions but at no time have they been favorably received.
 A straw toque in the natural color Is trimmed with two large pompons of shamrock green and the effect while new. is neither becoming nor partl- cularly pretty.
 In fact, straw toques themselves are not very good unless made of the softest material on the market nea- politan or leghorn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14
HELPS FOR
 THE HOUSEWIFE
How to Wash Blankets Clothes Rinsed in Alum Wa
 ter Non-lnfIammable.

Vinegar diluted with water will re move grease from a stove.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

Put up several shelves six inches wide over the drainage table of the sink. In wiping the dishes taken from the plate drainer place them in piles, the same kind together, on the shelves. This happy thought saves steps in wiping the things and at the end the already sorted dishes can be put away in the pantry with the least effort.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

Pillau-Half can of tomatoes. one cup of rice, one pint of water, one cup of diced meat, one-haif tablespoon of curry. one-half teaspoon of salt, two tablespoons of butter, one-half tea. spoon of onion and little pepper. Heat the tomatoes and water, add onion. and as soon as 1t boils add one cup of rice, meat and curry. salt ands cook until the rice is tender, which will be about thirty minutes. Add tho butter when ready to serve. Serve ont toast.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

Corn oysters-The name is taken from the shape of the corn when. cooked. Take half a can of corn and chop fine. add to this the yolk of one egg, salt and peper to taste. pMix well and then add the white of the egg, salt and pepper to taste. Mix on hot frying pan in lard about the size of an oyster and fry brown on both sides. If you find the corn is dry you can add little milk to thini the batter before frying.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

As the empire and classic styles keep supreme in tho cut of women's garments. the buckled shoe Is appro- priate for the first time since It's in troduction several years ago. The bow of last year and the stiff pumps show signs of giving place to the slipper with Cuban heel and square gold buckle, while for evening dress satin slippers are shown. trimmed with q single rhinestone button. which dis play the foot to the best advantage. It is yet too early to say whether brown shoes will be as popular for summer as they have been this winter, but they are always good style and very com fortable.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

Pineapple pudding-Make about c quart of boiled custard, extremely thin. i Soak half box of gelatin in a littlot cold water and add to the custard. flavor with the juice from a can of( pineapples. If not sweet enough boill some sugar in the juice and add in this way. Put into mold and set on ice to harden. When ready to serve for des- sert turn out on large round plate ori platter and surround the pudding with slices of the pineapple. The fruit can be enriched and freshened by simmer ing with some sugar and few drops of hot water.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14

Cherry tapIoca pudding Soak one small cup of tapioca in water over night. In the morning add a pinch oe, salt to it and cook until clear: then add butter the size of an egg, one ,heaping cup of cherries. half a cup of sherry wine and sugar enough to suit. your taste. Flavor with teaspoon oe. vanilla, turn into baking dish anal bake until brown. Serve cold with cream. If the flavor of nutmeg is lik. ed gate little on the pudding before putting it in the oven,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-30
Remembering ser Ct : Graiioeatem

@err Goolepelt bot Oeren, Die nn-
lere 8rdiibenten nab 9eenbigung IT,
rer Sermine lebenslanglid I'M 8un-
oesienot unterbringen poIten, Ell
men Stri9 bnr6 lire guten Mbii6ten
gemo6t inoem ct erfldrte, ct neroe
ii6 nift Inn Die Na9folgeri6aft bon
Com 8latt beiperbens neil Dos nnge=
idriebeue @efeb es geipeienen Brd1i-
benton berbiete, tire Na9foleer 81
fritiiiren pos nit Ser SteGung Ell,
neg gnnbesIenators IN &onflift font
men tonne. Sos NOR ein gintpano
ni1t muir gesen feline 8%eperbung,
fonoern@gegen oie 8ermenoung in
oerortieer Stenuns ii6erbmupt.
Snspifden 1T aber Serr Glebe-
LAMB lpieoer nit @%euBeruneen bernor-
getreten, Die er1eut oarauf binmei-
len, boB friibere 8~raiioenten @n-
iprl1 oarauf babetl, bob ettpaS fir
lie getan merbe, eeraoe tpie oas 2ano
4nipru6 oarauf babe, oaB feline ge-
neienen Br1iibenten Giidii6ten auf
oie bobe @iirbe nebmen, pelbe fie
befleioet baden. @efpilie &epraien.
totions @niprii6e merben audi naf)-
Der nod an iie gemaht. Ni6t ieoe
Mrt bes Grtperbes lift NIT ibrer tribe
rem Stelrng pereinbar. ltnb fir
Mdnner, Die obne eroBeres 8ermo-
gen iinb, lieet oarin Der 3Dang gu
Spfern, Die Tie MIR Inter S6mierig-
feiten bringen fonnen. Serr glepe-
Lamb nnb @err &ooiepelt fino pabr-
ldeinlib i'm Stanoe, iie gu brtngen.
@noere gr 8r6iioenten itno Dos
nift INNER getpeien, nno ipatere mo-
gen es ni6t iein.
Desbalb lit aud i'm Aagemeinen
Die Stimmu1tg bafiir, bier 8orfeb-
rlngen an treffen. gsur lit es nns
5meifelbaft, Of Der bonn &ongreB=
@bgeoroneten 8artbolbt bon Wtiiiouri
geiteGte @ntrae bas Htdtige trifft,
penn er ste Ct 8raiioenten als itna=
oige Witelieoer bes 9anger S6ieos=
geridts uno anberer &ommiiiionen
fir internationale Sragen ernannt
unb oafiir nit einem @ebalt BON
jGbrlih $4,000 beoadt ieben min.
Sci Serrn 8artbolot, bel Dem ii6
sGes Inn feline Srieoens : 8eitrebl1n=
gen BRETT, lit Der Mntrag ia per-
itdnbIid. sfber fin Braiioenten, Die
mitten in Ser praftiiden 8olitif ge-
itanoen boben, fam falim irsenonel-
DIE 9efrtebigung in elmer 8ertpen-
oung liegen, Die groBe 6einltate
falim mlf5upeiien baben fam. Sic
miro ibnen borfommen miiiien mie
cine 8em1ntelung, elm blober @or-
ipanb fir Den 8e5us elmer Beniion.
@em iie Die aber neroient baben,
ooer aus 8iidiidten auf Die @iirbe
oes friiberen Imtes nerbienen, 10 lit
es ieoenfaGs ri6tiger, man giebt tie
ibnen aus oieiem @rnnbe ltno obne
gemdntellna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-30

oos eri6eint uns iebr fraglid. I'M
ierer Metnung nad miirbe cine iol=
DIE 8erbinoung bon feit1em profti=
id)en @ert, ionoern etpaS SalbeS
uno nibts @an8es fein, sic piiroe
feline ipirfli6e l%eberspoae uro lebens=
frdftige gereinieltng o~ariteaen, iotl=
bern nltr cine @rt bon fonbentionel<
lent 8erbaltnts, obne ell riftiges3 u=
iommenleben nnb Sneinonoer=Mufge-
ben. 0ieI ltr1berifa1loeltes nno nn=
i6erbriidbares tniirbe 5niiden ben
einaelnen @lieoern ltegen uno lpen11
oos nun olles in feiteln Gerbanoe 5lt-
iommengefiiet mare, 10 piiroe oorolts
bieaei6t mordle Getberei nno martGe
ltnbebaeli6feit entiteben.
gtmos Mnberes lit Elm FREEZER Ser
febr, cine geaen1eiti9e 8e6ielmir=
flung, nobel ma1t nod eigener1 Gut
6iinfen un6 9elie6en nebnten nlto
geben fonrt mas man min. Sreten
mir bier in Mmerifo IN folder 8eiie
Ben oeutideu gerb1noen naber, 10
lpiiroen mir llnenblth bel 4nregur1g
empfangen. limo 5lpor a~nregltttg
anf fiinftleriihem nno oeltti6tiimli=
heln @ebiete. ltno oieie @nrealtlle
f0nnten mir oonlt IN elmer @eile per-
orbeiten linb mirfen loiien, tpte es
aerooe unierm1 inbieioueGen &or1en
1tro nnlern i~noipibueaen 8eoiirfnil=
len entipridt, nabre1lb mir Bel elmer
feiten Gereilligung uns bod mebr
nod onoern rid]ten miiBten ltno gang
n~afitraenloB unter Den etnffaB Der
ltarferen oeuti6lanoiiben Gereini-
gnn9ett, Ser ~uniern gerbdItnilIen in
limon6er 8e5iebung nibt o11genteiien
iii, geroten piiroen. 4lio Elm porlalt=
fig ein freunoidaftlides gerboltnis,
ei1t momoeIid1 eifriger 8erfebr, ober
nod feline feite ge%rbinoutte.
9daeaen ionte aber cine Gereini<
euns ser sroBeren oeuti6 : anerifa=
niIhen Sangerperbanoe, oes Noro
omerifoniiden Saneerbunoes, BEG
Norooitli6en Sangerbunoes, oerper-
idieoenen StootsDerbartbe II. I. ~,
ongeitrebt tperoen, cine @ereinigung,
oie ser 1nabbangiefeit Der ein5elnen
gerb6nbe feline 8eidrdnfangen aaf-
erleet aber ood ein gemeinfames
@irfen 1tnb Mrbeiten moglid mabt.
&oben mir cine iolde 8ereinigung
bergeiteat, oonn miro mi6 Elm Ser
febr nit Dem @uslanoe lei6ter gu
belperfiteGigen nno an gnoe audi ein
MnihluB in irgenb elmer 5orm burd-
31tfiibren iein.
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:he aber lit ieoenfaus, oaB ct NIT

de ober lit ieoenfaus, DOB ct nit
ieinen @usfiibrungen int gon5en oet
Nogel o1,f oen 4opf trifft. 8enn
I'm ere 8eeierung beltte nod Die
Nuffaiiu1tg tetlte, tpel6e Ole ameris
faniide Observation-Disclosures in
i6rem 8ertdte bertrat, oem geri6te,
nel6er tatia6li6 ben &rfeg ltnber=
meibli6 ma6te, 10 ipdre ni6t ein5lt=
ieber1, tporl1m iie ni6ts lire ginpiai-
gltng sur &ebung bes @rods Der
oMaine" geben iolte. Satia6li6 ober
balt es ibner, in @aibineton eine
berantnortli6e 8erionli6feit GIT fin
ben, nel6e nod an Ser Sbeorie felt
bielte, boB Ste pWoine" bos Opfer
zines ipanii6en 8erbre6ens gerpor-
ben iei. Mlt9 inn Warinebeportemert
bot man nit oieier Sbeorie po1ig
gebroden, mern rtort iid otb To-
tiirlid mobl biitet, bas betn H1bli-
fl1m oltf Die Naie 5u binoerl. 8ir ba-
BEN nits olio Spanien gegeniiber IN
ETH i6peres 11nreht geietf. get6t
olei1t, BOB mir es nit arieg iiber5o<
gen uno idmer ee8iidtiet boben fir
Elm 8erbreber, an bent es bodit
mabri6eiulid gang uni6nloig fpor,
peigern mir uns oltd iett nod, Den
Mofel bon Spaniens 8appenifilo
51 entfernett, inoem mir bie 8ei6nl-
oierng, 5panier batten infer
Sdlabti6iff in Die Suit geiprengt
5nriidnebmen. @tr Iino emit NIT Ser
Barole yHemember tie Maine" IN
ben &rieg ee5oeen. Seute ober laBt
iid Snfel Sam gar ni6t mebr germ
an Die oMaine" erir1nern, neil oas
@ort i'm an cine gbrenidulo mobnt,
sic er Idneft bate be5ablen iolen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-30
@olomarfs ne,ie orr

@olomarfS llelte 0retaff1ge
Sper Gin 8imtermdrhen" Cert
bon @ianer na9 Dem glei6namigen
Sbafeipearei6en 0rama, fam om 2,
Sonuar in Der @iener @ofoper 3llr
ltrauffiibrune. @olomarf periitd)t
audi in in oieiem @erfe mieoer lei
men Wfittelmeg 5miiben Dem WfuIits
Drama unb Der Spieloper ein5nbal-
ten, 5eigt o6er bur6 itarfe 8etonuiig
oaeS 2priiden unb gpiiben, bob
ietn Ser5 bel Der letteren lit. Der
fdlt gang lprii6e 8meite @ft, Der I'M
Mdr6enlano gobmen ipielt mo bon
b6nfig ON @olfsmeiien anflingenoen
9ieoern uno 3on8meiien erfiilt it,
tit oaber AM beiten gelnngen uro
foito Den itarfIten 9eifoll. Die Inf-
fiibrltng luar por5iiglid, oa ollie
Soltptrollen NIT ~erlter ar1ften be-
ieet lporen. Der 77-iabrige &om-
poniIt ipnroe nod ieben gfte mebr-
fad gerufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-30
Remember the Maine.

8onfeifen Ser ii~berlebenoen Soloa-
ten oes ipanii9en 8rieges lit Dem
&ongreB cine 9etition u~nterbreitet
moroen, morin er anfgeforoert miro,
6afiir 81 ioreen oaB bas I'M Safen
BON 9aband Iiegef1oe @rad nnieres
S1la6ti6iffes yMaine" eeboben
miro oa1nit Die nod in Dem @rod
befinbli6en @ebeine Der Watroien
uno Observation-Disclosures, bic nit Dem
itolaen S6iff untergingen enolid)
eine miiroige @ubeitatte finoen. Sn
elmer engliiden 3eitune bon Stem
gorf aber fi1oen mir cine 3ni6rift,
beren 8erfaiier ieiner Remembering
bariiber Musorlf gibt, oab Elm baIb-
fDees pe~rniinftiger Wenid iid ein=
biloen tonne, Der &ongreB meroe
oieIen @nnid erfii1en. @ir lafien
Die 3nidrift bier in beufider lteber-
ietung foIgen, neil fie Die amerifoni-
ibe Station a1 cine gbrenidulo
mabnt, pelde iie idoa biel 81 longe
uneingeloit gelaiien bot:
oMIs nniere &ommiiiions melde
Die rriahe Der &otaitropbe gu llr-
teriu1en batte, beribtete, Die oMaine"
Jet aerltort tporben oltrb cine BON
n1iBen Der peruriadte grploiion be-
riftete cine lpaniihe &ommiiiion,
tpel6e oenielben @egeuitano 5lt Der
ielben 3eit nnteriuhte, Die grploiion
babe I'M Sdiffe ielbit itottsefunoen.
Sic eriudte uniere 8esierung, cine
nohmalige uno itreng unparteiiihe
l1nterfudung ein5nleiten, oanlit feit-
geiteGt merbe, pel6e Ser beioen Ser
iionen rihtig lei. Die iponii6e He-
gierune erfIdrte fi6 in oiefer 8e5ie=
bung 5u iebem gnteegenfommen be-
reit. ltniere Mnttport mar, mir bot
ten fir iolbe 0inge iest feline 3eit,
90 mir ariee fiibren pollter. Ils
Ser arieg poriiber unb Der 5rieoens-
bertrag in Woris bereinbart NOR, err
fldrte Die fponiide aommiflion ltn-
ieren 8ertretern, bie Ser. Staoten
b1tten Spaniens gbre nit eillem Mas
feI 6eiuoelt burd Die 8eI6uIoieung,
ooB Spanier Ole 0@aine" in Die 2uft
geiprengt bitten. Sic Bot oober
INN grlaubnis, bas @rdd Der
,Maine" 5t beben nno gu betpeiien,
oaB Die grploiion i'm Snnern itattge-
funben babe. uniere &ommiIiion er-
tpiberte, baB Sponien bas @raf nibt
an8uriibren babe. Ole gunoesregie-
rtlitg fam bolb UNI Die @eIt geben
nn6 iponiide @rafs in Ser 9oi bon
Monild beben, aber Die Dor ~unierer
Siire liegenoe yMoine", in meIher.
5ob[loie 2eiden bon Seeletten folt-
len bari nidt eefaBt meroen, obipobl
file nl1r fiinf5ebn SUB I'M @oiier lieot
nnb obipobl Spanien iie ouf feline
Soften beben mill. Sd bin eritaunt,
DAB ienano itd einbiloen fam, iilt.
iere @egiernite neroe lire 3uitim,
mlng oa5u seben bob oas @raf ge-
boben miro, es lei benn, baB es ge-
iheben fam, obne BOB oie @elt Die
@abrbeit erfobrt."
Wir ipiiien ni6t, Of Der @erfaiier
Der 3uidrift, Elm Serr 6. %. 2pler
ans Sbereio, q. 9, Die 8erbanolun-
gen, pel6e init 8e5ug auf Die
oMnine" 5iDiihen Den beioen &eeie-
rungen gepfIoeen tporben iino, &C.
ifihtlih genot mieoerqiebt. Satfa,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-30
geiiere @einnbheit.

Seitoem id 9r. Sings Nelte 2e-
bens-8iGen eebrnade, erfreue id mid
beiierer @eiunobeit, fagt Safob
Springer BON @eit Srmflirt Waine.
Sic balten MagenL 2eber nnb Gin
geipeibe in Sronung. 3u baben bel
@oolpb 9reiB ltno St. Coin & So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-30
@erridtet Sic Mrbeil.

Scr. 6. 6. Chamberlain bon glin=
tom @aif1e, fagt bon gmdlens Ir.
nica SaIbe: fie berri6tet lire @rbeit,
iie furierte meine Sdmorrboi6en.
Mub gut fir aufgeiprungene Sdnoe.
25c BET MooIpb 9reiB nn6 81. Gobn
& 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-30
LIEBER BROTHERS,
Ptsmbins und Htizeinrlebtuns.
ao7s n. Prefa.e traHe, mebeu 9lIams
NattptanI 8aut.

lle N~eparatursa rbetten prompt aus.
ase49rt Mtlb 9arnntiert.
mir ridten ~irgenbtuD aus benz Hrun.
sen fur irsen6 Elm 8iunmer belize unb
1aIte @nherleitung elm. Sober tam
WANerleitung unb Elm Bnhebiu1mer ia.
IN. Grnet nm Nusfunft urb laBt gud
xQaennuihldae mathen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-30

9amurrbpiben aeaeilt tn Cd gasem.
8ase Ointment garantiert ale i9n1era
5enben, blinben. bl1tetlben, berportretene
Ben &iles in GA Sagen gu beilen
p6er 8elb auriid. so Gents.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-10-15
Bryan for Free Trade.

William Jennings Bryan stands to-
day as he stood in 1894, for free trade
and all that it means to American la
Dor and American enterprise He can
not get away from the record, and
there are no indications that he wants
to get away from it. He is committed
to free trade as distinctly as he is to
free silver, and his own words show
that he will fasten those twin deviltries
upon the country if he gets the chance