davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-11
Notice

We the undersigned committee
was appointed to receive contribu-
tions from those interested in the
Chesser Graveyard. We have bought
one acre adjoining the yard and it is
to pay for, also want to fence with
wire so we can keep it in good order.
Friends: This will take money,
do not wait but send today, a dollar
gift will hurt no person, you will
only be showing respect for your
relatives, friends and for those who
fought so bravely for the freedom
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-11
Election Proclamation

Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of law, there ;will be a
general election held in the county
of Randolph, state of Arkansas on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1908
for the following named offices,
towit;
State Offices-Governor, secretary
of state, auditor of state, treasurer
of state, attorney general, superin-
tendent of public instruction, two
associate justices of the supreme
court, commissioner of lands, com
missioner of mines, manufactures
and agriculture, three railroad com
missioners, prosecuting attorney,
10th judicial circuit, state senator,
End district.
County Ofiices-Judge of the
county and probate court, sheriff
and ex-officio collector, circuit clerk
and recorder, county and probate
clerk, county treasurer, coroner,
assessor, surveyor, representative,
"for or against liquor license" for
or against the sale of native wines, I"
''for or against road tax" "for or
against amendments Nos and IL, ="
in the various townships of the
county.
Two justices of the peace and one
constable for each township in the
county.
The polls open at o'clock, a. m.
and close at $50 p. IN.
All mills, mines, shops and fac
tories, in Arkansas are required to
close on election day, or exchange
working force not later than p. m.
on election day, that employees may
vote.
Given under my hand, this l4th
day of August, 1908.
w, A. JACKSON,
Sheriff of Randolph county, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-11
At Concord

A meeting of the Farmers Union
was callrd to convene at Concord on
July the 25th 1908 with delegates
from various locals throughout the
county. There was a nice crowd
present and business proceeded with
a speech from our county president,
John n. Jones. This meeting was
under president elect, protein, Vim
cent Segraves, and G. G. Davis,
secretary. There was quite a mum
ber of delegates present and several
visiting members.
Some time was spent in hearing
report from John n. Jones what
business transacted at the State
meeting and other business was at
tended to, and now comes the i'm
portant part and that is the fine
dinner which the good ladies had
prepared for this occasion and we
must say that such a delicious din
ner and enough to feed two such
crowds.
The people around Concord are
clever, kind and hospitable In
every respect and especially the
good ladies deserve much credit for
kindness shown us al this meeting.
We find everybody who was present
expressed themselves highly pleased
with the courtesy shown us on this
occasion. G. G. DAVIS,
The union man.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-11
NEWS FROM INGRAM
Sorghum making will open up at
this place in short time.

Sorghum making will open up at
this place in a short time.
A. b. Shaver made a business trip
to Biggers and Reyno last Saturday.
Some of our boys are actually in
the market for 'possnms while 1t Is
calculated to be rather early but
they do bring 'em in like the stake
down" tune.
Uncle Jim Waddle visited his
sister at Foster first of last week for
the first in>several months.
A. O. Shipman has already new
sorghum and has taken a nice sup
ply in the bottoms where he found
ready sale for them.
Warner Waddle will leave first
of the week for Biggers where he
goes to pick cotton for his brother
at that place.
We again call your attention
friends who are interested IN the
Palestine cemetery to go about iix-
ing the fence up in better repairs
for there is some wire tore down
aud other work that is needed too.
George Hawk and lady who have
spent few weeks visiting friends
and relatives at this place left for
their home at Holmes last Saturday
accompanied by A. I. Mock.
r. J. Bellah, John Rush, R. D..
and A. B. Shaver and G. G. Davis
were delegates from this place to
the county union meeting at Poca-
hantas last Saturday.
r. c. Mock from Reyno came
out with two wagons latter part of
last week after John l.. Buckley
and family who go to pick cotton
for Mr.. Mock.
Tomorrow is candidate day here
and you know there's going to be a
hot old time in that good old town
where you nose everybody and of
course they all will know you and
you have nothing to keep away the
who-will-doo. You know that your
choice never is against, but be
' careful about your choice.
Next Monday is the time to
wisely cast your vote and to do
this you must do like this writer
and that is vote a vote that will
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-11

of our country.
To the people that have friends
buried in this yard and feel
like contributing, it will be gladly
appreciated and we assure you II
will all go for the above purpose.
Friends open up your hearts and
contribute freely as we want every
thing completed by Oct. 10. Send
all contributions to committee.
G. M. PENN,
Committee Y. G. WHITE,
JOE VANHoosER.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-11

oh . be said. "Of course l wOu,un san,,
marry mar the girl when ! rea,,s aSs Ssuos E
~ 90 q nosition to be in?"
" aob. wilfred, WIRED" ! mournsu' urn su
otwentv millions right in your isn graIpl ~
ord Won threw them away. | wisn il,,as
had YOUR chance, Your poor ls'"Sa 10
how disappointed he'd be
knew" - n me- ~
oHe'd be more disappointed IN lns = :
had changed my mind and salu -
would marry her just for the SAKE y
the money" said the young man. cioss, ',"o
ly. and turning on his heel he lel' .,,n', ,ne
room vincent's getting more qulcN
temnered every day lately, ana ne
used to be so good natured. I'm sule t'
II was only natural and very dlsinter'
ested in me to bewail for him the re-
suit of the unfortunate affair that
morning.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-11

One farm 10 miles north of
Pocahontas, Ark F., on public road,
containing ll2 acres in good state
of cultivation, watered by as fine
springs as ever run out of the earth.
Fine settlement and good neighbor-
hood. All cash or part cash and
balance on terms. Also have land
in Oklahoma and Texas for sale in
any amount you want. Address
w. r.. Spikes, Rogers, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-11

Take your watch and look at it
one single minute, and then think
that during that time there will
have been spent for drink Ia this
land of ours over 50, 900 and at the
same rate of expenditure is going on
every minute in the day and night
throughout the year.
Such is the money cost.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-11
Stray Notice
Pocahontas, Ark, SeI

Pocahontas, Ark, Sept. 5, 'O8
To whom it may concern:
Please notice for two mules both
mares, one blue about 10 years old
last spring, the other bay or red
about l5t hands high, each mule is
marked in the left ear with an under
bit and split, both shod in front
with toes on the shoes when taken.
If said mules be located and deliver
ed to Louis Mansker the owner,
will pay $50. Were taken Aug, q.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-11
Public Schools
The union man

We are proud of our public
schools. The very foundation of
our government and Of our civiliza-
ton is the education of our children.
Every city, every town, every ham
let, has its public schools; and yet
for every dollar that is spent here to
educate and civilize more than "a are
spent for drink.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-11
CHAPTER w.


For some days after that was IN
ouandary. Here, in the face OF my
discovery in the library, was Vincents
positive information that Agatha Fifth
was the heiress. Reluctantly | de-
termined that the likeness between
Agatha Sixth and the picture Of the
baroness was accidental, and began
to devote myself to the unfortunate
Agatha Fifth. She seemed much IN
clined to discourage me, but | perse.
vered and we soon became great
friends. found she was only Is, and
drew my own conclusions from this
fact At IS ones convictions are never
very deep-rooted. neither are ones
love affairs, and / thought 1t likely
that the girl would soon forget her Ill
prospered attachment for Vincent's
handsome face, and might begin 10
think of someone else. Surely this was
a very natural belief So the first two
weeks of our stay at the castle sped by
and / saw to my satisfaction that I
was gaining ground with the Honor.
able Agatha every day, while poor
Vincent wasted his time flirting with
each Agatha in turn (he had taken
up Agatha Sixth since my desertion)
or In assisting Miss Marsh to write up
a lot of old dead barons who were
much better left to a decent and dig.
nified obscurity. @.s
One day. toward the close c. the
two weeks, met Vincent hurrying
through the hall toward the stairs,
He had on an old velveteen GOAT GOV.
cred with paint daubs, his luncheon
basket was over his shoulder. and
guessed that he was gong on one of
his sketching tours in search of fresh
woods and pastures new.
Where are you going. wilfred~ I
asked. as he stopped, and where's
Agatha Second?" She usually accom-.
panied him on his sketching expedi.
tions.
Painting" he replied, concisely. liz.
noring my second question; "and
where may you be going?"
For a walk with Agatha Fifth"
answered, smiling at him-a little pity.
ingly, perhaps. He had lost such a
chance!
Vincent chuckled any yes looked
wicked Wish youk Arch" he
said. I've been watcA cur char.
table efforts to cut me Ind he a
father to my little friend, tha Fifth.
with great admiration-bh forgot to
tell you'-he lowered hisN oice. for
we could see agatha Second on the
veranda talking to Agatha Fifth-.T
forgot TO tell you that what Agatha
Fifth told me isn't true!"
isn't true?" repeated in conster.
nation.
NO; she confessed 10 me about a
week ago that she only said she was
the real Honorable Agatha to make
me marry her. She thought, the fool.
lsh little girl, that she only had to tell
me she was the heiress to make me
love her. And she said she was sorry
and wouldn't do it again and cried like
a child, and | forgave her and com.
forted her. She'll get over it all
right" and laughing hllariously the
young rascal ran upstairs.
! was really vexed with Wilfred
about this. thought it was very un.
kind of him to keep me in the dark for
SO long about Agatha Fifth's confes.
sion. What lot of time I'd been
wasting! | resolved that | would re-
turn to Agatha Sixth at the first op.
portunity, and felt glad, even justi-
fed, that had not told him about that
album which had betrayed the secret
to me. At this moment Agatha Sec
ond appeared in the doorway.
Confined next week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-11

If you want to buy or sell real estate
talk or write to S. c. Dowell, Walnut
Ridge, Ark. Also agent for Iron
Mountain Railroad lands.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-11
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior, U. $. Land Of
fee at Little Rock. Ark, Aug, %, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that William Fl, T.
Frazier. of LoriDe, Ark, who, on Sept, 81,
1903 made Homestead No 25gO7 final No O222.
for n. f. a n. +. a, Sec 32, Twp. 20 N. Range
/ W. 5th principle meridian, has filed notice
OF intention to make final five year proof. to
establish claim 10 the land above described,
before M. r. Armstrong, clerk OF Randolph
County, Ark. at Pocahontas, Ark, on the 5th
day of Oct 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
r, NJ Bryan. Lorine, Ark. w, M, Graham
Water Valley, Ark David Upshaw and
Alonzo Davis OF Lorine Ark. II. d. MYERS.
Register
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-24
Current Attractions.

The Moore Florence Roberts In
sham" Next week ~ Monday
night aud "Wednesday afternoon.
t.ongfeliow Entertainment. remain.
der Of week. he Wolf Hopper In
"ilappyland
The Seattle mig Hearted Jim. .
Next week srsek'a Had Hoy"
The rhlsd Avenue "A Chicago
Tramp" Next week-'s'rhe White
Tiger OF Arizona"
The Lols Are You Mason =
Next Hue Jeans"
The Lyrle-"rhe Real Estate
Brokers Next weck-The Lewis
a Lake Co IN a $40. 900 beauty
The Coliseum Two funny sketch.
IS. Italian sanss. European eeeen-
triqach. venlriloanlsm aud other
acts.
The Pantspes = The American
Newsboys' quartet five Russian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-24
TENANT NOT To
WEAR kits

Charles remnant. of the police
department. II a weliknown Scotch
man. and happened 20 enter chisi
Wappenstein's office the other day
NJ a committee having charge Of
the Arrangements for the Burns Gel.
ebfation. next Wednesday. were
asking the chief for q couple Of
mounted police TO head the parade.
The chief. with a twinkle 10 his
eye. told remnant that he was one
OF the men chosen. The detective
replied that be would only appear
II complete suit OF kits would be
furnished.
The committee stated that the
Vancouver baud had notified them
that several extra suits Of kits
would be brought along.
Tenants face dropped when he
heard the report. and begged TO be
LET off. The chief and IA. commit.
zee finally reianfed. bat not until
Tenant had bought $40 worth Of
tickets for the celebration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-24

of which her work In sham II
NJ all reminiscent. Il was Hlmosi
a new star the large audience at
the Moore greeted last night. Miss
Roberts h jolly. yivaeioua and tan.
talislng at times. Her work seems
To be that Of much younger
woman.
-Sham" IL a clever play. nnbstan.
TALLY constructed and teemlnE with
lively lines II Il written In n
satiricai vein and consequently II
much exaggerated. the characters
being overdrawn. but aftistieaiiy
aud humofuunly 80.
As a whole the support Eitcn
Miss Roberts IL pleasing. and
sham Is well worth seeing II
wiil be repeated tonight. tomorrow
afternoon aud night. aud sunday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-24
BREWERlES FIGHTING
LIQUOR LEGISLATION

Petitions protesting against the
passage OF the riilman. FroEier.
nolliver and Clay bills asgned at
the manufacturers Of Liquors. are
nov being circulated In Washing.
ton. Oregon and every section Of
the United States where hops are
grown for commercial purposes.
One OF the petitions IL being
passed around among the hop
growers and dealers of this section.
headed as follows
Senator ;, II Piles. Washington.
II G. We the undersigned grow.
ers and dealers In hops. petition
YOU to do all In your power to OPP.
pose present hostile legislation AZ.
feetiHg brewing interests. such a.
the Tillman. ffoxicr. snolliver and
Clay bills. Consider these. II pass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-24
CLOTHIER TAKES
WORTHLESS CHECK

Thomas China. a elothief, re
ported 10 the police yesterday thai
he had been dcfrauded OF $3.50
on worthless check Tie said q
man. dressed IA iaborer. bought
bin Of clothing. rendering =
check purportinK Ia be- signed BY
j. c. Ilawiey tn favor OF r liar.
ris. Tie paid the stranger the dif
ference IN cash. and the man left
with his bundle under HIS arnn.
The check proved worthless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-24

ed rulnous 10 the hop industry Of
Washington
This protest by petition IL said
10 have been arranged FOR by the
big brewery interests At a recee
session in the east. II IL declared
that. a supplementary petition viii
be placed in all retail liquor houses
and saloons for signatures. even II
u Is necessary to buy signatures
with free drinks.
The allied brewery interests are
said 60 have decided 90 appear be.
fore the eountry's Legislators with
petitions opposing antisliquor lcEihs
iation. carrying lEspoaaihie. millions
of names OF men who are either
with the brewery interests from
business reasons or can be III
fluenced 20 take sides With them,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-24
ATTEMPTED HOLD-UP

s. acheler. restaurant man At
223 Second Az s.. was attacked In
bis room in the Revere hofsl last
night by a man he believed intend.
cd 10 burgisrlse the place.
II. Thompson. a iaboror. making
bis exit hnrriediy from the building.
vas arrested ~ ratfolman Tineh.
Ter and Identified BY soheier ae the
man who had been In bis room. lie
denied the charge. bat was taken
"a the city Jail for investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-24
ADJUSTMENTS

To those who had never seen
Florence Roberts In plays other
than the sordid problem dramas
which great actresses eheosc be
cause Of their emotional possible
ties. the work 81 the western star
IN comedy last night Was a reycla.
ton. While Mlss Roberts field il
undoubtedly lust that she has
chosen. the depicting % great emo.
ton. she last night proved that her
capacities are not limited to that
alone. and many less capable
couediennc Is today winning plaud.
It's for work IN lighter veln the.
Atrics.
Miss Roberts appearance IN The
Adventures of Lady Ursula. here
hait decade ago. Is the only thing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-24

whlflwtnd dancers and varied saud.
eyille.
The star Minnie Middleton and
her military -four. and other yande.
vile acts.
The Eden Musee Novelty con.
eessionh and moving pictures OF the
fhaw white tragedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-24

Apparel fsf Won
sa, siisses and fhti
dfsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-24
Miners Insor.s wom.n's suffrsos.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan e The
convention Of the United Mine
Workers Of America yesterday
we're addressed by Miss Laura
Gregg. Of Kansas. ffaterpai dele.
gate from the National Woman
Suffrage association. The dele.
gates lndsraed the movement BY =
rising vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-24

being Installed IN the basement Of
the Labor Temple.
No union man holding card viii
be permitted 10 80 hungry. The
plan Is 90 iaaae Tickets Ia Us fhfl'
Gus unions and. through thess. mem
hers of the various crafts needing
help will be given Il without Dues.
ton.
Union men from outside cities
with cards will be taken care Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-24

"klng okeeg. or tho inle Of
fap.e will be given AZ the Grand
opera h0ure tonight by the bank
clerks Of the city. A second per.
Torrance viii be given tomorrow
night. The show has been re-.
hearasd under the direction Of r. y.
GetE and II said 10 be very bunny
and 10 contain n host OF popular
SONGS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-24

symphony orchestra Of So men. un.
der the baton Of Michael keKfize
The concert will be held at the
Mooro theatre AZ J p. m. The
soiolst will be Nine. Thorne Lundy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-24

The committee Of the organized
labor unions of Seattle ia charge
Of the plan for feeding union men
ana women out Of work aud with.
out meahs was out buyinF supplies
today aud making ready for the
opening Of the eating house next
Monday morning
"rhe Central Labor Council has
full culinary equipment. which ln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-24

The Grand opera house viii have
Charles n. Yalc'a everlasting
Devils Auction all next week. the
first performances 20 be given Sun.
day afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-24
sYmphony cenesr. SUNDAY.

Reserved seats vent on sale this
morning at sherman. Clay A Co.'S
music store for the Sunday after.
noon popular concert By the Seattle
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-17


Gin Original, oas ~ieinesglei-
den l1idt mebr baben biirfte, lit in
8reslau CUR etpigen &ube gebettet
moroen, ,Mntter @ieslern", oie
Marfetenoerin oes acknowledgements
ments SEQ. 6. 80 Sabre oft lit iie
~getporoen uno &c Sabre lang, BON
1912 an bat Die brabe Srau fir oas
leiblide 8obl ibrer Mrtiaerilten ge-
lpirft nno Die ber5lihe 3uneignng
offer Sffi8iere mie Wanni6aften err
morben nno erbalten. Sffiaiere pie
Manl6aften ~bebanOelte iie als ibre
Sobne uno reoete tie nit u9n" an,
iorete aber aud inn Mart0per fir ibre
rSungens" 10 gut es iiberbaltpt mog-
li6 mar. Mub NIT &aiier Srieori9,
Ser als aronprin5 ldnaere 3eit in
@resla1 itano, Iebte tie auf 9n5fuB
ullo tie bate i'm beionoers ins Ser5
gei6loiien, Der, menn er BET SHUTTER
@ieslern @iirit6en faufte, oieie nit
ibr gu teiler pflegte. Mutter @ies-
Tern beiaB Sanoi6reiben bon &atier
@ilbelm L. uno Safer Srieorid,
bonn iesieen &aiier erbielt iie cine
fleiile &ente aus Ser Hrinati6atule,
9e8ei6neno fir Mutter @ieslerlts
Gerbdltnis 5u ibrem &egiment tit,
oaB gu ibrem @eburtstage regelmaBig
Sffi5iere oes Nesiments iie periOnlid
nit einem 8lumenitrauB in ibrer
@obnung aufill6ten, UNI ibr @liid
81 miini6en. Wutter @ieslern muir
De, pie lie es geipiini6t Batte, nit
militdrii6en gbren beitattet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-17

feines, blaIies @eii6t batte einen
Ionoerbor Dur6geiitigen gusoruf
ongenomen uno ieine @ugen leu6te=
ten. Na6 einer Youie bon lpeni9en
Minuten nobm er oie 8orlelung mie=
ser ouf, nno mas porbin BET Sen
Sorern mir t%eilnebmenOe @ufmerf-
lonnfeit ol1sgeloit batte, oas ermectte
iebt cine itetig geiteigerte, ebrlibe
5panlu1ng. Mon fiiblte unO lit
nit oen banoelnoen B%erionen, man
NOR ergriffen uno bingeriIien, be-
q~eiItert nno ent5iidt; man lubelte
Sem gliidli6en Oi6ter in u1fri6tiger
REMEMBERING 81, nno man NM
brdngte, ols ou6 bas lebte Mort
perflungen NOR, b,1l0igeto Den gor-
Ieier, ser iif n1r langiam aus let
ner @elt ser Sauiionen in Die 8irf=
lihfeit oieies reid ausge1tottetell
5peiie5immers 5ltriif5ufir1oen lfien.
gr Ia6elte falt berlegen, ols Der
ltroblenoe 0romotifer i'm unormte,
u1lo 0an11 ma6te er Wtlef1e, 1ld 8lt
entfernen, mie jemano, Den oos
uebermaB ser ibm ermielenen ebre
mebr beoriidt ais erfrent. Mber mi
8or5immer bottle i'm 2uomig Sertore
gliidlih nod eilt.
.Saaen Sic mir Inn oes Si1nmels
mi0en. Sic @un0ermann, lper S1e
eigentlid iino. Der SoftbeaterzOt-
reftor bat mid Ioeben gefragt, Oh es
niht moglih lein miiroe, Sic fir
Die Sa1ptrolle meines Stiifes GIT
enqa9ieren. limo id mar in Terle=
genbeit, mas ib oarauf o%n1tlportett
%1ollte."
Sic fonlten Dem 9ireftor iagen,
SEER Serforo, i6 ieil ieitoem id alls
Ser Sber=5 efunoa e~ntloufe1, ETH
fleifter Sdmiere1=&omooiant GENE
len, oen el1oli6 gngagementslolig=
felt n1o bittere Scot ge5ipllnger, lid)
ols Mbldreiber ourd5ui6lagen. Sol
Ge 2ellte eneaeiert mon oob n'ht
en- eill Softbeoter. Sbnen aber oaafe
i) ton Ser5en fir Gle erpielene Galt=
frel.urldaft uno fir oas @liid, oas
sic Iebte 5tunoe mir bereitet Bat"
Or monte mirflid fort; oenn er
rear oamols nod Elm meiBer &ahe
inter Den 4iinitlern, namlid ett
mirtt:6 belbeioener innger Wfonn.
Mbcr man bielt i'm felt, nno olrar
llidt bloB besbalb, neil man 1ltd)
am &affeetiid nidt gerre gu orei5e3n
| geIeiien bdtte.
Gier @oben ipdter oebiitierte er
nit eroBem grfolg auf Der 8Ipde
oes 56aulpielbauies. uno bette
5ablt er langit unter Die @aereriten,
unter oie leudtenOen @eitirne oes
Gbeaterbimmels. Die fleine @e-
idifte bon Dem 8egim leiner &ar-
riere bot er mir iiingit unter benz
Siegel ser geribmiegenbeit in einenl
aeniitliden &neiplofal anbertraat,
nit benz ladelnben Sin5ufiigen:
ga ieben Sic, oaB ma es unter
ltmitqlloen 5u etnas bringen fanfl
auh menn man I'M @nfang ni6ts
meiter lit als elm Siaiel, cine 3abl,
ein 8ier5ebnter BET Gid"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-17
Hettete iein Gcben.

Better 90. NeIion bon Staples,
Waine, ihreibt: SD nebme Or.
Sings 0eue Gntoedung felt Sabren
fir GrfGltung uno Suiten uno i6
CLAUDE, file rettete mein 2eben; i6
fanb iie 5%ltperIdiiig fir SAILS nno
2ungenleioen ilno mohte ebeniopenig
obne tie iein, oIs obne Nabrung."
Seit nabe5u 40 Sobren itebt Die Nele
gntbefung unerreift 90 als Seilmit-
tel fir 2ungen uno Sails nno als
Gorbeilgungsmittel BON B%neuntonia.
Inter @arontie berfauft bel Ioolpb
9reiB uno 81. gobn & 60, @potb-
fer. so Cts. lnb $500. 9robefloi6e
fret