davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15

upon them to sort of stimulate interest
in their Forthcoming bout.
So they worked the stuff up, and
then they swooped upon the Office of
the afternoon newspaper aforesaid.
No doubt you read the account of
that jawfest Oh, they seemed to be
frightfully angry at each other, you
know. They arranged to drop into the
afternoon newspaper Office separately
and to make it appear that their being
accident. impossible to be foreseen by
either one or the other of them.
But the orful way they did talk to
and at each other. maircy me!
Why, for a little while it looked as
if they might fall to biting each other
right there. you know.
In fact. Nelson did invite Packy down
to the press room to have 1t out" with
him for a 5000 purse and only one or
two witnesses.
Each told the other to go git a rep.
Translated. you know. that means that
they invited each other to venture out
into the wide. wide world and accumu-
late reputation.
They got their Woodworking laws
right close together. too. and the office
boys who were sticking around. neg
glecting their jobs, to peek IN at the
performance. really looked a-skeeart
the way thOSe TWO wicked nShtlng per-
sons did talk at each other, with the
flame coming out of their respective
nostrils and things looking terribly ty-
phoonic.
Then the whole thing. as you read,
was recounted in the pages of the aft
ernoon newspaper. OF course we all
know. now. that Battling Nelson and
Packy Mcfarland are bitter blurd-
feud enemies; that they hate and de-
spise and detest and loathe each ether
with bitter. vitriolic loathing; that
when they get into the ring with each
other Gas they WILL. boys. just as sure
as you are one inch high. they'll just
a most kill each other. you know. be-
cause they're SO ALFRED mad-uh at
each other and all like that.
l studied lot of the dead-wise New
Workers as they conned the page CIV
ing the account of this jawfest. The
deadwise New Workers looked terrih-
cally impressed. too.
Gee" / heard a lot of EN- say to
each other. 'lookit here what these too
little terriers said to each other at that
office yesterday. I'm. ma-an. but won't
they jes' naturally tear each other to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
By Clearance L. Cullen.

folks who know what they're conversing
about declare that he wants mono what
ever, em-phat-i-cally no. of this Turks
game.
There doesn't appear to be any WAY of
smoking wrestler out, either. When 4
fighter is due to give the next man in
line a chance. all hands get at him with
the mallet and the coal-maul, and even
if he's dead afraid of the chap on the next
rung below of the ladder the time nudges
has to take the claimant on. Not SO in
the wrestling domain. Gotch is the cham
pion in the wrestling realm. and it's going
TO take q whole lot more smoke than any
Turk and his manager will be able to
make to chase him into the open. In the
meantime, the Turk wrestler already has
taken on the best of the mat folks around
here and tossed them around like Slough
ton bottles while picking his teeth. as it
were, and looking out of the window.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
New Workers More Susceptible Con Game Genuine Rbf

a noise like lighting manager kick in
and handle him.
Thus the globbiness of the old-timer
nowadays when he reads. as he does
pretty often. that when Burns gets
through with that fight with Johnson
down Wonder i'm Australia and comes
gallumphing back to the United States.
he'll have something like $1,000 in his
nankeens. all or most of il the earnings
of the last couple of years.
And I might have copied ont about
half of that wad If I'd only had the bean
on me to :ign that mug up was the
dismal plant of the old-timer. and
didn't blame him for planting. either.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
PULLIAM STUNG HARD.

Harry Pulliam. president of the
National League. is said to be one
of those who We're hit by the pecul-
lar methods of the Chicago club
in selling tickets for the worlds
series. Pulliam bought and paid
s12o for two entire boxes. one for
each game. He then invited his
friends to enjoy the contests from
his seats. He handed them the
seat coupons and rested easily.
thinking all was we'll. When those
self-same friends appeared at the
park and tried to take possession
they were told that the box in
question had been reserved for the
national commission.
What will we do about it?"
asked the turned-down guests.
II don't know" replied the head
usher Your tickets cali for this
box all right. but the box is re-
served for the commission. so you
have 10 stand up somewhere.
Please step back. You cannot
block the aisles.
That night Pulliam made few
emphatic remarks and handed back
his tickets for the following game
and was handed $50 His other
$50 went for standing room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
Base Ball at Swarthmore.

PHILADELPHIA, November 14.-Prof.
Hoadley of the faculty committee for
mally announced at tn regular meeting
of the Swarthmnre College athletic COM
1nittee that it had been decided to give
base ball trial at Swarthmore and that
the manager Of the team has been in
structed to arrange a schedule of six or
seven games for next season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
Second Emersons Defeated.

The Second Emersons received their
first defeat OF the season yesterday when
the Second TanglewoOds scored victory
over them in 81 stubbornly fought game
on the Monument grounds by to O.
The Second Emersons would like to ar
range games with all teams averaging II,
pounds. Teams desiring games should
address William Leahy, 1919 F street
northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15

accepted as a fact by the board of gov
ernors Of the Canadian A. a. L. At
meeting held here il was decided to re-
fuse Longboats entry for an exhibition
mile run at the Woodstock. Canada. ath-
letic games Thanksgiving day. While
there was no evidence before the board
to show that Longboat had violated his
amateur standing. the fact that he had
said that he was ready to turn pro" was
accepted as conclusive proof of his inten
tons. 1t was the first case of this kind
the board had eeer heard and will I'M
doubtedly establish a precedent in attn
letics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
Old Time Managers Sore
on Themselves for Not
Taking Hold of Burns
When He Was Fighting
Almost for Fun Lose
Much Cash.

with horses fit to compare with those
now In use in New York
But you ought to stand in front of one
of those hotels patronized by the down.
and-out racing bunch and hear EN- snort
when some cop swings by on one of those
ex-race horses. And oh. land sakes alive.
the language! 1t certainly is pizenish to
hear 'em.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15

will be offered to Billy Sullivan, who sure
ly deserves it. Sullivan is one of the
brainiest men in base ball today. Other
starters in the managerial stakes are
Jimmy Callahan Chicago or New York,
and George Stallings and Norman EFber
field (New York;.
Big Salaries for Managers.
You don't hear much about big salaries
for players in these times of peace. for
the reason that there are few of the stars
who are drawing as much S5.OOo per
annum Bobby Wallace and Hans Wag
ner are two high privates who are getting
that much or more. but the men who are
yanking down the big salaries nowadays
are the managers. Lajoie draws some
thing like 5000 season. Frank Chance
and McGraw yank straight salaries of
something like $4,000 and have a fat
divvy in the profits besides. It's coming
to them, TOO, fer they are the men who
made possible the big profits Of the New
York and Chicago clubs. Jimmy McAleer
owns big slice of stock in the St Louis
club. which showed profits of 10000 last
season, and James draws a fat salary be
sides. Fielder Jones Is cheaper man,
and perhaps that's the reason he's trying
to quit. Jones has drawn a salary of
$500 for the last two seasons. 1T sounds
steep but when it is considered that
Jones commanded Il team that has made
COmiskey a barrel of money in the last
three years he seems to be a poorly paid
manager. Jones is a tirst-class leader. d
king among outtieders, Il wonder on the
bases and splendid batter-not an aver
age seeker, but timely hitter. SO. Per
haps. he is making his little play to get
larger share of the profits OF the Chicago
club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
Longboat a Professional.

TORONTO, Ontario. November 14.-Tom
Longboat's announcement that he would
become a professional has evidently been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
Foreign Wrestler Strikes
the Great White WAY,
But No Gotch Can Be
Found erhaps He's
Lost on Purpose - Big
Turk, Etc. Looks Good.

pieces when they get at each other in
the ring?'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22


- Die Miinderer 8riefmarfen-
@usitelrl1g, uber melde oieies g[att
fiir8li6 beridtete, erinnert 0aran,
oaB es ou6 cine bapriide Worfe mar,
Die I'M Sftober 1919 als erIte oeut=
i6e 8riefmarfe in ben 8erfebr ge=
brabt muroe. Die iiberbaupt erite
ibrer @rt NOR es freilib niht. 3ie
1ltelte Sreimorfe murbe pielmebr
idon I'M Sabre 1878 in 9aris gebo-
rem, uno 5nor nor es cine 6rau,
Die in Ser @elbidte 2uomies oes
Sed5ebnten pielgenannte Maoame De
2oneuepile, Die bieie erite Marfe
erfano. Sdon friiber batte tie our1
ibren @influb ont Sofe, mo 8riefe
uno 8riefgebeimnis eine mibtige
Mole ipieltenL ben @ebraud oes Ste
gellads eingefiibrt. Spdter perall=
IaBte lie ben Stoatsrot 8elaper CUR
Musgabe zines billet De port 8ope",
elmer Eoitfreimarfe i'm @erteg BON /
Sou bic ouf oen grief geflebt uno
onrh @uhdrift 0es 9atums entlper-
tet muroe. Sir Die franfierten 8rie=
fe nuroen in ben peri1ieberen
Staotteilen bon 8aris beioilbere
grieffoiten aufgeiteat. Die auf oiee
Staotbriefpoit geiesten grnartunaen
ideinen iib ni6t erfiiat 81 boben,
es 1T niht einmal befannt, mie
Iange tie beitanoen bat. SeoenfaGs
muroe tie balo pergelien unb es
mubte cine Iebr longe Belt bergeben,
ebe @omlano Sin, Ser &eformator
oes ensIiiden 8oitmeiens, alf nea
@eoanfen e ines Sreimlarfen-S pitems
fam, oeiien @infiibrung i'm Sabre
1910 linn Dem Gubm einbro6te, Die
mooerne Sreimarfe erfunoen gu boz
ben. Der erite oeutide Staat, Der
iid our ginfubrung bon Sreinorfesl
entibloB, mar @apern, Dos, mie
ihon ermdbnt, I'M Sftober 1S49
Die erite oemtihe Warfe allsgab, uno
5mar mar es cine ginz&reu5er-
Warfe INIT meiBem Druid ouf ihmar-
gem @runoe, Die groBe @ertaiffer
i'm 8iered auf marmoriertem @rurl.
be. Nod in oemielben Sabre lies
8aDern cine bloue 9rei=9reu5er nno
cine rot6raune Sebs-4
berlteaen, nno t1uu begannen oieie
fleinen 8aiiieri6eine als biaiges, BE-
qEentes uno mentbebrIi1es Ser
febrsmittel ie9r idnea iid Die @elt
5u erobern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22


u9nuull -- ou idmeifft mir
pom Sbema ob. Mber id min Dor
erit Define 5rage beantmorten. Ser
4nrpolt aus SEEM gorf bot mir tele-
grapbiert. 9ie 8rotofone iino tlt-
tertpegs uno Die Code itebt iebr gut
fir Did. Sieben 3elleell fir Die
Strnbe oeiner @eburt: 5fpei 9er5te
eille meiie Srau, Elm @ei6dftsfreulto,
Die Sonte &oie uno nod peri6ieoelle
anoere. @lio oe faeto biit oil Die III
telte gnfelin.
9oiip ladte iiber oas gal15e @e-
ii6t. geibt Der Ml1no aaein lodtc,
Die Ingen la6ten nit, utlb Ser @Ioil5
oes 5robiinns lag aud auf Stirn
uno @angen.
so freuit ou bldg fraete ser
8ater.
uSSo; morl1m ioa ib es leus-
nen2 Gapa, es ergebt mir ielr-
iam. SIS mub Elm @ebeimnis Inn Dies
Stiid groe lein. &ier nanbelf @e-
ipeniter. 9aibt Inn Mitternadt l1no
ni6t Die beriibmte meiBe Sron, inn
beaen Sageslibt uno inn Soru1el1=
l6ein, orouBen inn Yarf uno bier i'm
S6loiie unO au6 maf Dem gurgbera.
9ieie @eipenIter bo6en mid eiuee-
fangen. Saft re6t: ib bin mirflif
ipie alsgefpedielt. Sd bobe meillen
praftii6en 8lid perloren nn6 oie
omerifanii6e Nii6ternbeit. Muf flei=
men romantii6en 0eigungen boit oil
mid ia idon malldmal ertappt. sbes
bier umipinnt MIDI Die Gomantif nit
oi6ten S6leieru. Sd modte iie 5er
reiben; i6 modte nit Sen 4ugeln
Der eeiunoen gernuft in oieie @pill-
nennebe Der TRADITION idieBen. M6er
i'd fam es nidt. 2iegt mirffid cine
gemiiie Waht i'm @eier Ser Sraoi-
ton uno cine berehtigte?-
Der alte Serr iebte iid. Gr label
t; aber nidt iebr befrieoigt. Sin
flein menig 9itterfeit NOR babel.
g2iebes aino," antnortete er, Jog
te ib ia ODER nein-es NOR nur Gin
Streit UNI @orte. Die TRADITION lit
ipie Ole altgel am SUB, Die Ser So
leereniflobe nod iid i6leppt. Sic
1T aber au6 ein boloer Sraum. Sir
Die @bnen oa nnten in ser &irdell=
9rnft leben mir niht; mir leben Ser
@egenlpart uno Der Gorge fir oie
3ufunft. Den 4bnen Die 8ietdt;
uns Die @rbeit-oie arbeit, oie Ben
Wann ma6t nno Die MIR g~ren5enloie
gorbeit bon Ser TRADITION obbdltaia
made1 fam. Sd neritebe ia
oein Gmpfinoen uno freue mid ooe
riiber. Muf Dem 8ooen po6ien ge-
beim1isboae 8lumen, Die ieben 1lllr
mir, Die mir 2ebn beiBen. gs iino Sic
glumen Der Seimat, uno es lit aasll
begreifli6, bob ibr QUIT oid beriift.
SD bin &osmopolit eerllg, oos be-
ladelnsfpert 5u finoer. @lt6 mir lit
Die Seintat teuer. @ber i) babe,eiue
nelte Seimat gefitnben. @eborlt on
nidt audi 6ortbin?-
(TortTesung Totst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22

gs ieiner Mrtter ndber 5~u3utraeen.
Sd idid' mein Clement, ben @ino,
Dir ber5li6 9anf oofiir 5u loeen!
@raf3e;ppelin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22
Mdtung gteuersabter /.

Sn uebereinltimmung nit Der Or.
oillall5 Der Sta0t San Mrtonio miro
hermit ieoer Berion, 5irma, Sell.
boberihaft ober 4orporation, Die am
erften Sage oes SUM 1908 innerbalb
Der @retiaen Der Stoot San antonio,
Seras, gigentuln beiaB ODER fontrol.
lierte, bas Der @eiteuerung unter.
lporfen mar, befannt eegeben, oab
Der Staot-aifeiior iest nit feinen
8iidern bereit it, gigertum fir Sc.
iteuerung auf8unebmen. Mae oben
9eaei1neten perben oesbalb eriudt,
BEN 8ert ibres @igentums atpeds Sc
iteiierung in genonnter Staot an
ooer Dor Dem erlten Gage I'M Septem-
Der 81. 8. 1908 ot5ugeben.
8rpon GaIIagban,
Wapor.
4tteitiert
Sre6. Srieg
Staot-glerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22
Neltnhun6ert Stnbenten

= yteunbunoert Stuoenten Der
uniperiitat Siibinge1 itatteten Dem
@rofen Zeppelin in Srieoridsbofen
ibren geiu6 al, Inn linn ibre Ser
ebru11g ons5ubriiden. Gum erlten
Mole, ieitoem Der @rof nit ieinell
@rperimenten begorrl trot er al,s
letner &eierbe berous uno fiibrte Sic
Stuoenten perionli6 berrm, inoem
ct e~ingebenoe grflaruneen betrffs
ieites 2uftidiffes go6. @ls lid Sic
@eieai6aft 3u Dem i6pimmeltoen
Sduppen begab, errnobnte Der @rof
Die Stuoenten, oaB tie auf Ser 8lot-
form nidt ordlgen io1te1t, ga Die
ielbe 5ienli6 idmol iei. Die l1eber-
eifrigen a6teten ieoo6 Ser 8ornltng
nidt, uno ouf einmol loeen oerct
breiBig i'm See, Ser gum @liid on
iener Stele nur tpenige SUB tief 1T.
@rof Zeppelin nabm oie Sa6e bon
Der i6er8boften Seite ouf, unb er-
flarte, bob Die @iiiensouritieell BEL
nabe 10 piel 8ed gebobt batten, mic
er NIT leinen beioen lebten @ufitie-
gen. Die Geparotllren am 2ltftl1if=
fe meroen in etpa brei @oden been
BET iein.
Der Sonoelsedrtl,er gilbert
8orrter Ser idmabiiden Sberomts-
foot Snttlingen a. 5. 9onalt batta
lebtbin on ben @rafen Zeppelin nod
Srieori6sbafen cine i6one Nelfei,=
ienoulg abgeben loiien, Der er SEN
@ers als 9egleitiprllh beigab:
BUR 6abrt Ser Come gu, 8liid ouf!
9o6 cine 8itt':
Sic 51 6egriiBen5 bring ibr cine Ncl-
fe mitl
9orouf fom auf elmer nit Dem IN
ben 2iiften i6mebenoen 2l1ftldiff &c
i6miidten Inii6tsfarte folgenoer
poetiide @egengrnb an ben Nelfeu=
ienoer::
gu ionoteit mir ein i6ones sonnels=
fino,
IS ieiner Wlttter naber 5u5utroge!l.
Sd idid' mein Clement, Ben @ino.
Dir ber5li6 9anf bofiir 5u laeen!
q rn "a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22
Sam midJf iibertroffen iuerbeu.

@rfabrurtg lit Der Bette 2ebrmeiIter
6. W. Garden bon 5iIper 9th,
Noro-Garolina iaet: Electric Bit
tiers tit genau bas, fir mas es ange-
prieiep miro; fir Magen-, 2eber-
uno Wierenleioen fam es nidt iiber-
froffen tueroen, er lit cine ercenente
Weoi5in". 9err @ar6en bat Heht,
er lit Die bette Meoiain fir adgemeine
Sdudbe, ebenio fir 5ieber uno Ma.
laria. @aratttiert 81 baden Bel SIS.
DreiB uno q. gobn & 60. so Gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22

uebertretung Der 5anis
tdtsre9eIn. n~nmdbigfeit inn g5s
fen lno Srinfen, geihle6tlide Mnsz
i6peifungen, l1eberaiiftrenglins bes &6r@
pers ober @eiites, nngelunoe Quft, Mufz
entbnlt in Sumpffiebergesenbel1 eratue
gen 1ln6eromtlidfeit. @eritopfung, Sic
Der, Nbeumatismls, S9tpinb5udt ltno
Elm Seer BON &ranfbeiten. @enn Die
Natur oIein ii6 niht belfen fam, tritt
Die 8iienf6aft nit ibren aus Der geaz
tltr ei9enem @arten 9eiammeften 9eiie
mittelu belfenb elm, bertreibt Die gifti
gen Nbfonoernngen, Idutert Die Qeber,
offnet Die S6lellien, reinigt bas 8lut
uno befdbi9t Die 8atur, lire geiunoe Sdr
tigfeit anf's Neue gu beginnen. 9as be-
tDirfen ct. gernarb Granterpilen uls
feblbar. Sir % Gents BET Gpot6efern
All haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22
Sci Dem orteiilden grunnen,

Bel Dem arteiiiden 8runnsn,
Der nuf Dem 8late bon 6. s. Gibbs
an Der Mpenlte 9 gebaltt miro, lit
man m elmer Siefe bon 875 SUB nuf
etfleil itorfen Strom 8aiiers eeitoBen.
Das ct. Sames @otel an Ser
9ouiton-Str lit ON g.. 9. Stlrit
fir $4,000 perfanit iporoen.
81. q. @eit IN Grapevine, Sa-
rant Gouutp, fDliroe ourh 3ufaa Don
Ieinem aft5ebnidbrigen Sobn Sames
erihoiien.
Cute @etrGnfe uno fomoier
2unh ftets In 8nrsitaaer's Galpun
nn6 Neitanrant, Bilita GtraBe neben
Der Sa1e Ser 9ermannsfobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22
5ur die kusbs.
aaffee auf fransDaide srt. 9ei

aaffee auf fransDiiide grt, Ser
qenablene aoffee miro in Sen
aaffeetopf getat, oieier ouf gell1oel1
sSeuer ertuarmt, mas inter beItanoi=
gem umriibren eeIdeben ioll. Damn
erif iibergiebt man Sen 4affee mil
fodenoem @aiier, IaBt i'm 10 Winn-
ten auf elmer beiBen Serofteae 5iebett
lno filtriert i'm ourd 5lieBpapier
in cine beige Same.
Geisiappc. Gin 2offel geidnol@
5ene Butter miro nit einem balben
geeloffel pon Mebl bo6gelb ge-
idpiet. Damn eieBt man u altort
fodenoes @oiier gu, eibt 3 eBloHd
bon gut gepai6enen utlo mebrere
Male gebriibten Geis bill3u uilo laBt
i'm 1angiam meid foden, no6oem
oie Suppe mod geial5en nno init
Sleiidertraft perbeiiert lit. 8or Dem
.@nrihten gibt mon fem gelpiir5te 8e.
t%eriilie binsu.
8%lmmemfpbl nit &nlbssnngen. 81
nige 8Iumenfoblfopfe merben geidalt
limo in SaI5maiier peid gefo6t. Sf-
5pii1en bat man einige &albs5nngen
gefodt nno eebautet ltno in Stiae
aeldnitten. Die glumenfoblltau-
ben legt man ouf cine S6uiiel, 10,
oaB man 5ipiiden ieoe einige Sdei-
ben 3nnge idi6tet, Die redt hciB
iein mnB. 9arm iiberaieBt man BET
oes nit elmer lduerIiden 8lumeli-
fobllouce, an ser 8apern nidt feb
len oiirfen nno garniert Die 56iiiiel
nit fleinen Sleiidpoitetden IN glat-
terteiebiiae.
Galbsleberimppe. 1910. &albsleber=
miro ~entbdutet nnb ourb Die Wo-
idine getrieben. Damn / ltn5e Sped
oesaleihen. geioes miro nit etiuas
friiher Butter nno elmer feillgeidnit-
tenen 3niebeI in Butter cine 5eftlang
geodmpft nit Sleiidbriibe ooer fo-
henoem @oiier ntto Sleiidertraft 81
elmer Suppe aufgefiiIt, oie eelol5e;t
uno nit 81 legiert iiber geroitetem
@eiBbrot angeri1tet miro.
9ed)t nnb jnnse Grbien. Der
9edt miro tpie gemobnli6 in Sal5=
maffer NIT @etpiirSen peibeefo6t.
Danm serftiidelt man ben Sedt in
aniebnlide Stide, befreit iie BON
@ratefl betraufelt iie nit Butter
uro ltent Tie iparm. Damn bereitet
man aus frii1en iuneen grbIer, ober
aud aus f~einiten giidienerbien5 eirr
glltes Semitic nno miihts oas 6edt.
fleiid un6 redt piel fem eemieete 9e-
t%erfilie 6arunter. ODER man berei=
tet aus Dem Sedtpaiier uno etiuos
MebI cine Siihiouce, piir5t oieie
reifli1 nit 8eteriilie uno menig
Hfeffer ulb einem Seeloffel 3itronell-
Taft nno reidt iie 81 Dem Gentle.
Gngliider &arfoffelpn6bins. Il
Yfuno mebIige &~ortoffeln nerben
obrte Sala gefodt gut abgegoiien
uto nit elmer Geibfeule ean5 feia
eeitmpft. gs oarf fein @liimpdcn
1 y onsaaesDs'E SuysiSn ao nun
e pln'ao @ &C. SWua'' sslnVt1s ouas
. ouS I'D Co., upn sn'el oa.p
w'ssaD X P y ms S oi
% o0s' tx SOiuE q p1as.p 9 3l.nS,o.,
- - M4ss MY m.. nm p.. "ea.eosaa
e,s ysus as m n'p ous e. SW1aa
sglw 5 sae.bs usl e.el. Saes
nv ILL guI usltae'.sl, y cue eai
sa y. oOl,m selaa naip hal 8.
mS pAsae. amu SaeAe pe'ilusll.
~ pra'' oaul ssM puppuss, UT luolai
es.u ~ seesIitn usips.. ia'lS
S4 m.eso =. msaus.el Wy
~, .sa. ou us.lsn' ippv'.
igae 3 .Us 3 plunli naa
la' peiIvlls't 3 luu,,s lejg uluJI
o. 1pe'ue Su'nnls 0euh iupneeoei
sl'as,' 1leuleN Ssue ~. y ~.
sau.s up a'su e'llslnn ors =
oslleiuet nlI sIi'etil Seeiuile.; Ole
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22
g. q. mub sranias Gaf 8abn.

Ole 3iiee Ser aranias SAB gabn
brill9en elt6 gum Gommeraufentba(t
IN Die gerge, an bic &ii1te uno nod)
Dem Noroen bon Seras.
Sdlafmagenoienit auf alien ellt.
fernteren Streden. 9dbere @in3ef-
beiten bel
Glaube Sprinsal,
Gitp Sidet @gent. 8erar 9rng
Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22

9ei einem .3uiammentrefielr
5miiben Streifern llnb 8ealnten i'm
Streifoiitrift BON Birmingham MUIR
Den Elm Neger eridoiien uno orei De
puties nernuf1bet.
Ser befannte Stem gorfer
episcopolbii6of Botter lit g%eItorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22
&alt mas es beripridt.

vDr. Sings Reue gntoedung it
eth Mtittel, oas balt mas es ber-
iprift,@ iagt Srau 6. 81. Bierion bon
Mlburn Centre, &c., ,gs furierte
mid bon einem alten Sals- nno 2un-
ge%nleioen, pel6es anoere Mittel mir
5%eitfpeiie linoerten uno i6 bin uber-
6engt, oaB es baIo cine perfefte Sur
ntadt." 9ieies beriibmte WitteI fir
Suiten, grfaltung, SAILS uno Gum
gen tit 6u boben bel &o. 9reiB un6
Ut. Gobn & 60. so gts. uno ST.
Brobeflaide frei.
aus @uatamalo Gitp miro &C.
mleloet, elm 9rieg 5mii6en Sonouros
ltllo Nicaragua itebe unmittelbar be-
Dor.
Die Solineer 8onf IN 5olin-
gen bot lire 3ablungen eingelteat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-22

- 9timmt fir albert 9.
Sutb, &anoioot fir @iebermabl
fir oas slmt bes gpnntD=M ei-
ieior, Hrimdrmabl am %. Suli.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-11
AN OMAHA vlslToR-H. F. Cur

AN OMAHA VIS!TOR-H. F. Cur tis. representing the Nickel Plate, with
 headquarters at Omaha, has been a visitor in the city for several days on railroad business He reports that traffic to and from his city is below
 the normal just at present, though in the special instance of the packing line. the shipments of cattle and pro ducts of the packing houses have been better than usual. Grain and other lines have been very quiet. The past year was good for the dry farming section. where some raised as high as thirty bushels of wheat to the acre. There has been lots cf rain over the
 state and business conditions are eX- cellent lands increasing in values and settlers coming in in goodly numbers SHEEPMEN SMiLlNG.-lf a sheep man was asked once yesterday he was asked score of times how he liked the
 kind of day it was and the reply was in each instance that il was the great est weather he ever saw. Word yester-
 day was that d good deal of snow had fallen in the mountains, and that the rains had been general over the desert ranges The Sheepmen felt yesterday
 that the safety of their industry was
 practically assured. the latest rains clinching the argument in their favor. No wool has been bid on yet, so no fig
 ures on the selling price have been giv
 en out. Thirty shearers are now at work at Beardsley. one day by three o'clock
 turning out over 1000 head. They are expected to shear 5000 in ten hours.
 It is said that dhe bunch at the camp are the fastest in the country among
 them being Wyne. who holds the rec
 ord of 30S head in ten hours, which at cents. an average price. would mean $21.56. not small earning for one day Most of the men are shearing over 150 head and some of them can average 200 right along.