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The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-18
SPEAKER CANYONS $50 CIGAR.

While the King of England may smoke cigars worth s1.50,. Speaker Cannon, the Gear" of the American House of Representatives, will go his rival some twenty times better when he smokes a cigar presented 10 him to-day by the National Association of Piano Dealers.
 Through local members of that body the Speaker got to-day one cigar, twenty inches long and two inches thick al It's widest part, made out of the finest selected Havana leaf and mounted in plush box The gift cost $50, of which, 1t was said, the cigar alone represented s30.
 Speaker Cannon attended the an nual banquet of the association ,n New York last year and was furnish ed with some specially made Havanas fourteen inches iong. The speaker consumed seven of these during the evening. This year MT. Cannon couiu not attend the annual dinner, and the gift to-day was the result. He was told that the donors noped he would smoke 1t on the last day of the ses- sion, but the speaker said he was "stumped" by the size of the cigar for the first time in his life. He said he believed he would preserve it as long as he could, but would not guarantec not to smoke 1t some day--Baltimore Sun.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-18
 CAUTION IN USE OF FANS.

Don't iet the strong breeze from an electric fan come broadside against your person. said Dr. J. c. Montgom- cry, of Buffalo. N. Y.
 "If the people are prudent they can get comfort with safety out of these cooling agencies, but don't let the di- rect air currents come In contact wish your body, especially when heated, un- less you want to develop rheumatio pains, influenza or double penumonin The danger of resulting aches or worse is the too sudden evaporation Of the moisture of the body, which thereby chlls the whole frame. If fan is run ming anywhere in q room It will create an atmospheric disturbance that will produce happy effect on days when not leaf Is stirring In the trees, and the thermometer Is pressing the century mark. A fan that is not apt to do much harm is one of the osclllating kind that revolves only a quarter of a circle, and that can be used on table or as a bracket fan. ."-Baltimore Amer ican
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York, because the happiness of the New Yorker depends not on the amount of money he has, but on the amount of money he or she Is likely to get in one way or another. The man who intends to speculate in earn est must look as though he has the opportunity, He becomes a specula- tor at heart and distrusts his wages.
 The self-indulgent man who spends $500 Q day has not saved his money out of his wages. The woman who could not manage her household for a season on less than $75,000, Is not the daughter or the wife of wage earner. Economical beginners really have no actual relation to the exist ing problem of living in New York.
 What does 1t cost to live in New York? More than you can ever hope to earn in wages; and, so far as the chances of speculation are concerned,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-18
COST OF LIVING IN NEW YORK.

What does 1t cost to live in New York?
 The clerk whose salary amounts to 1000 a year will tell you s1,500; the doctor or lawyer whose earnings reach $5,000 laments that extra $2,5O0 need ed to meet his wfes requirements and maintain the social standard which their environments demand. So 1t goes ID the scale, until we reach the illlonalre; and even hero, 1t has been whispered, the pinch of poverty has been felt some times For the truth is that there is no standard of comfort and no end to luxury All Is relative, and one can be just as poor on S50,000 year as upon S1,00o.
 Economy is nothing but poverty in New York, by contrast with the ab- normal demands that living involves. Spending 50 cents for breakfast, go-
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apartment at $1,2OO a year in a pre-

apartment at $1,200 year in pre-
 tentious-looking sort of hotel that de-
 pends upon an elevator for It's pres
 tlge. He wears dress suit in the
 evening and pays $3.50 for dinner for himself and his wife at a restaur- ant. His income is perhaps $4.000 a year, and he has to bring In the milk and rolls himself for breakfast. But that item is secret. New York has made him inwardly ashamed of hls salary and his only content comes when he recalls some moneyed &C., qualntance. The man with money
 Is usually a man of financial nerve" " This is favorlte phrase of the spec ule.or, and the age-earner adopts 1t. Financial nerve" really consists of carrying debts as long as the law al- lows, on the possibility of 500-per cent. profit accruing from some specu- lation. The risk is universal in New
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without luncheon, and D,

ing without luncheon, and pay ing a dollar for dinner is economy for a single man, A breakfast that costs 30 cents and q dinner 60 cents is poverty The boarding house life is poverty; the lodging g-house life is something worse; and the ordinary life in flat is voluntary servltude.
 Soclologists claim that the lowest possible yearly expense for working man with a wife and three children. embodyIng a normal standard of liv- ing, is S050. The statement was made recently by the New York De- partment of Charities that tho aver age laborers family in New York is existing on about $700 year. The minimum rate of rent on the East Side for the barest decencies is s4 a month Coal costs from 10 to f5 cents pail, fabulous price when estimat- ed by the ton.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-18
GIFT RESULT OF
 YALE MANS WORK
Continued from Tenth Page.)

(Continued from Tenth Page,) point the way for other medical col leges and general hospitals to follow.
 Mir. PhIpps' Letter.
 Regarding his gift, MT. Phlpps wrote to Dr. Welch as follows
 No. 7S7 Fifth Avenue,
 New York, June 13, 19OS Dear Dr. Welch--I understand that there Is urgent need in this country in connection with university medical schools and their hospitals for insti- tutions similar to those known as pSychiatric clinics, to provide for the better care of patients suffering from mental disease, especially In It's earlier and often curable stage, under condi- tons similar 10 those of general hos pital.
 Since patients may enter such an Institution without the formality of commitment and without the stigma which is popularly thought to pertain 10 admission to an asylum for the ln- sane, experience has demonstrated that many may be rescued from permanent insanity by early treatment In an lnstl- tuition of this character.
 "A psychlatric clinic, as thus un- derstood, should also afford much need ed opportunities for the instruction of medical students and physicians In this Important field of medicine and should be equipped with laboratories for the scientific investigation of the nature, cure and prevention of mental dis eases.
 It gives me pleasure 10 offer to the Johns Hopkins hospital the funds necessary for the erection and equip ment of a psychatric hospital on it's grounds, to be administered as part of that hospital, In accordance with the plans and estimates which you have submitted. the institution to provide for about 60 patients and to contain the necessary laboratories and other facilities, and, furthermore, to offer 10 the Johns Hopkins university addition al funds for the establishment of pro- feasorship of psychlatry and the assist antships thereto, the professor to he also the director of the psychiatrlc hos pital
 I have arranged to provide for the maintenance of the hospital and of the professorship for period of ten years from the time of the opening of the hospital.
 Tt Is my desire that in the admis- sion of patients to the hospital prefer ence should be given to applicants from Baltimore and to those cities with which my life and work have been so closely assoclated-Pi Pittsburg. Philadel- phia and New York.
 Tt is my hope and expectation that the psychlatric clinic thus founded may serve as an example of what such institutions should be and prove to be a stimulus to the establishment of sim liar hospitals and professorships else where.
 Yours sincerely,
 HENRY PHIPPS.'"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-18
ise perfume at s25 a drop Is entitled

use perfume at $25 drop Is entitled to do so and New York respectfully records the item as an evidence of its supreme luxury An epicure can spend s200 day on his table or a woman pay $5.000 for a gold and jeweled purse or s200,000 a year for gowns, and New York is proud of the display. A hair ornament may cost $16,000, or marble bathtub $50,000, and each, in It's way, fills the long felt want of New Yorker. It Is es- tmated that gown that Is correct should cost $700. Three hundred dollars for dress Is simple matter that can make no startling impress sion, A womans hat to be in the best imported style, can cost s100 Il, New York. These are items of ex- travagance that set the terrific pace for the rest to follow.
 The man of smaller means rents an
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Yet between this poverty and the

Yet between this poverty and the economy" of the small salarled eni- ploye who is compelled to adjust his earnings to the demands of his occu- patton there Is small difference. We live in New York by the cost, rather than value of things. An apple pur- chased in Fifth avenue costs twice as much as the same apple bought on Fourteenth street, The dollar Bow cry shirt costs twice as much on Broadway This Is the city where they pay the price"
 The man who pays s46,000 year for suite of rooms in hotel is do- Ing something that would be quite i'm possible in any other city in America. Yet 1t Is not an extravagance in New York, because he is millionaire, and Is doing what New York expects him to do. A woman who can afford to
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-18
1.-THE ACCIDENT OF SEX,

In this new Interpretation of life, its gifts and obligations must think the last two generations have seen accom- pished very great an almost in- credible progress. How should l, a woman fall to mention as part of this progress the rehabilitation of any sex? In tho great democracy of souls the accident of sex involves of right no precedence of masculine force over fem inine fneness, and in the new creature introduced by the new (Christian) teaching no distinction of promise or of responslbillty was recognized. .-Ju- lia Ward Howe Before Free Religious Association, Boston, 1908.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-18

that infers the necessity of pull" If you haven't pull" social or poiti- cal or financial. your speculative chances are slight. Obviously this state of restless endurance is demor- ali2ing. It undermines character. Presently you find yourself following the procession of people who are llv-
 Ing beyond their means, because they seem to be enjoying themselves at 1t. W de Wagstaffe in Harper's Week. ly,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-18

12R Huck Towels, 18x36 and 20x40 for 7!c 7c Honey Comb Towels for Ac 6tc Cotton Toweling at 4c yard. soc Rubber Sheetng at 2 yard. 12lc Brown Linen Crash at Sc yard 35c Table Damask, 60 inches wide at 22c yd soc Bleached Sheets at 32c each. 12lc Pillow Cases at 8ic each. 10c White Csmbrc, 36 inches wide, 6sc yd Sc Light Prints at 5c yard,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-18
C. M. PARKER
THE OPTICIsT,

THE UPTICTST, Is very much in evidence pleasing people with correct fitting Eyeglassei and Spectacles in his new offices, S10-A Chapel Street, Entrance st01k,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-18

10c Apron Gnghams at Sc a yard. 10c Figured Bati,te at 5ac yard. 15c Black and White Polka Dot Batiste at [ ac ,5c Black and White Checked Batiste ct Tie 35c Silk Mulls, Poplins and Nainsooks at Sc 12ac Lace Striped Lawns at Sea yard. 1Oc Dmity Cheeks at 6ie yard. 20c Table Oicloth at 1 lc yard. 75c Hemmed Napkins at 42c dozen. 12lc and 15c Psrcales at Ste yard.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-10
s(msperfamf eimes sroken 8arenla=
gers itlr 8. &anfman De
partement Store.

Ser &ollfmon 9epartelnent Store
bot iein geianlnltes &arenlager be-
itebeno aus 9rp @ooos, Glotbing
Soilette=9[rtifeln Nptions etc Der
2eipis Salpage &pnpagnie gum @ns-
perfaltf iibergeben.
Der gerfauf 6eginnt am Sans-
tag ben II. 9lpril uno oouert fiinf=
5ebn Gage. @ie aus Sen in Ser 9ln=
5eige angeflbrten @aren lno 8reiielt
berporgebt, bol1oelt es itcb bier nnt
ein gretenis, Oas ieoe 8erion IN Der
Stobt, inn Gourtp uno in peiterell
@egenoell intereiiieren n1uB. 9ie
jebigen 3eiten 5mingen Seoert 5lt
fragen: $50 fanfe i6 an biliglten,
no befonln1e i9 Die beIten @aren fir
inein @elo2
0ieie Srage lit beantiportet. @obnt
DEM groBen 9usberfultf I'M g. &auf-,
man 9epartenlent Store bel nno
sSbr iperoet Cure @iini6e auf oas
bette uno 5ufrieoenitellenolte befrie-
oigt finoen. Die @elegenbeit iol6e
ginf0nfe gu MAIDEN, ipie iie bier ge=
boten merOen1 lit ielten
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u Umfa
Seit iiber 60 ssa6rem

idon purDe U1rs. 8inslop's Sootb-
ing-SDrup bon Miaionen bon Wtiite
tern bein 3abnen Der ainoer ange-
tpenoet. g8irit Oh I'M S6lafe our6
oas 6dreien zines ainoes geitort,
oas i'm 3obnen lit uno bot Sdmer5en
tpeint2 @enn 10, Iaiie iofort eine
Slai6e bon uWrs. @inslop's Sootb.
inq.Gprlp" bolen. Sein @ert tit
ltnbe5oblbar. @s miro 0em fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inoerltng beri9af'
fen. 8erloBt eu6 oarauf, Weiitter,
es lit fem 3peifeI ooriiber. IS betlt
Diorrboe, reguIiert ben @tagen iuto
oie geieren, beieitigt 8ino-aoltf, err
meidt oen @auuen perbinoert Gnt-
5iin6nng uno ft1rft bas gonoe Sp-
item. ~@lrs. @inslop's Soothing
Gprrp" fir 5Gbnenoe &inoer lit an-
qenebm i'm @eI6maf; oas &e5ept
itonlmt BON einem Ser oelten peibli-
den 9Ger5te in ben Ser. Stoaten. gs
lit bel allen 9ruggiiten in Der gan5en
8elt All baben. 8reis 25 Gents per
floI6e. aauft ni6ts anberes ols
oMrs. @insloip's Gootbing Sprup." "
@arantiert unter Ser Sooo ono
Drugs gffte, 80. sunni 1906, SeriaI
gertnlner 1893.
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@abl Mn5eigeH.
Sir e1eriff.

9ie nTreie Breiie fir Seras" lit aiitos
riIiert, an5u5eiger. baS 8. 8. Club
I b aanbi6af fir bas Gmt eines Sberiffs
bon 8egar County lit nno iidb Der grtt>
f6eioln9 Der 0emofratii6en Rrinidrs
lpablen ltnteriuirft.
SIZE rSreie greiIe fir gegas" lit antos
riiiert, ail5u5eigen baB Sames W e
gIosfeb &atlbi6at fir baS Gntt
be5 G6eriffs bon 8egar County lit ltnb
iid ben oenofratii6en Brimdripahlen i'm
Sitlt unteripirft.'
9ie u5reie greiIe fin Segas" lit
alltpri1iert, an5u5ei9en. baB g8 m S,
g ofortb Stailoibat fir bns 9(mt eli
nes 96eriffs bon 8erar County lit lno
iid) Der @nti6eioung Der oemofratiid)eu
FrimGripdblen unterfutrft
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GiienbaDn= 5aDrplau.
g. u. & u. g. 8ahn

uDabb grodet "<Sug mad t5ouIton, @,aIbeiton
Beaumont unb Orange. slbfa5rt 8 1lbr abenbs,
Slnfunft 7.55 rtorgens.
gad saerrebtle, 9lbfabrt $50 ntoreens, Ins
funft bort 1.30. @bfabrt bon &errbille ubr
na6mittaes, @nfunft in @an Intonio 7.5o
-abenbs. gsur Samitaes mad &errbine: 1lbr
na6uittaes. RidIabrt bon bart Wsontags 3. (,
morgens, slnfltnft in Gun atntonio $50 mors
gems.
Ga6 guero, goafuur, Soufton, @aIbeito.t,
@iobings, SfodeaIe, Cameron iirtb gSoco, 9Ibs
fabrt 8.45 bormittaes, slnfrnft llbr ntorgers.
gsa6 geebine, Corpus gbriftt, &lice Watbts,
aranfas 8aB. Godport, Mbfabrt 1.50 naGs
m.tars uno 11br abenos. alnfunft 7.55
ulorsens unb t.50 na6nittags.
gtaD SaIfurtas. atbfabrt llbr abenos. Mns
f1trft 7.55 Moreef1s.
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2lusIarsc.
EntbGIIunaeil.
usber die VsrscblpSrunseil in
Lissabcn.
nlexiko und Honduras.
HustraIiens Turcbt vcr der
japanisebsn Gefabr. L
Docks in RrunsbiitteI.
RerIiner Demonstranten ver-
urteilt.

Die Bariier 3eitlng uSelnps"
peroffentli6t illtereiiante 9eitteill1n=
gen iiber oie 9orgdnge in 9ortueal.
0una1 babe Dor Ser @rnloroung oes
geri6morung eriltiert, an Ser Die
lneiiten republifaniiben Siibrer betei-
ligt geneien ieien. 9ie s[bii6t Ser
Geribporer iei gelpeien, ben fonigli=
6en Hala1t 5u iiberfallen, ben 4o1ig
uno feline Salnilie gefangen 81 neb=
men l1nb iie als @eiieln 5u baltell,
oanit man ungeitort Die republifani=
i6e 8eeierltngsform einfiibren fonne.
Son oieler 8erldporltng babe gre=
niern1iniiter Sranco erfabret l1no ba=
Be ourb Gerbaftung nerihieOener
Siibrer Die Geri6morung nerbinbert.
Die Gepublifaner batten iib oorauf
81 einer offenen repollttionaren @r-
bebung entihloiien 1no 5lpar lei bic
ielbe auf BEN 20. Saluar feitgeiebt
noroen. 9lber au6 bierpon babe
Sraneo erfabren ltno er babe ii6 oes-
balb bon Dem &onig oiftatoril6e @e=
malt iibertragen laiien. 9os iei fir
Die &epublifaner gleibbeoeltteno nit
idarfen gerfolgungen uno Inter
eriifungen gelpelen Ii. Die Iusii6t oa=
rallf babe tie 10 in @ut periebt, oaB
ein5elne @ruppen bel6lolien batter,
ben &onig 5u ermoroen. 9icuia uno
ieine @enoiien ieten ausgemablt NOR
ben, Die Sat aus5ufiibren. go lei
Die @rnorouig oes &onigs berbeige-
fiibrt noroen. Naf) Der Sbronbeitei=
gune Manueps babe Die 9iegierllng
beibloiien Die llllteriu6ung be5iig=
li6 Der geri6morltng falen 81 lai=
lem oa 5lt piele Herionen oaour6
fompron1ittiert meroen lpiiroell. Ser
8erfaiier lit iebr menie boffnltngs-
noa in ge5ug aif Die 3ufunft.
3miiden Werifo uno Sollouras
iino 5reunoidafts-, Sanoels- unO
Hoitpertrage abgeidloiien iporoen
sS1l Der Siellng Der Initralian
Gbamber Of Commerce in 2onoon
ipra6 Sbonas Yrice, Der Brellier=
Miniiter bon Soutb sluitralio, fib
often oobin aus oaB sluitralien iei=
ner Weinung nab @efabr bon ssSa=
pan orobe uno baB england iid
sur gertei0igung ieiner auitralilde1
&olonien bereit balten miiiie, ipenn
es iie niht perlieren poIe.
@ie aus Berlin genleloet miro,
nil oie oeutide Heeierllng bel
8runsbiittel an Der glb=ginfabrt
gum 4oiler @il6eln-&anal eroBar-
tige 9ods uno @erften gum aeparie-
rem BON &riegsihiffen anlegen. 0a-
ollrb peroen oie beitebenoen @erf=
ten bon oen Geparatur=Ir6eiten emit
laitet uno fonnen ii6 goll5 Dem gfeu-
ban BON ariegsi6iffen fpionlen.
= Idt Seilnebnler on Den De
monltrationeft Die in Berlin an II.
Sonuar gu @unIten oes @ablre6ts
itattfanoen, lino 81 perI6ieoenen @e-
fdngniBitrofel1, Die BON elmer ISOLDE
bis gu feds Wonaten rongieren, Der
urteilt.
SSn bo6it feierlider @eiie lit
in @ien Der fiinfuno5mon5igIte &on-
ereB fir imere Weoi5in eroffnet nor
ben. Die geteilieung lit cine iiber
@riparten groBe Die berporragenO-
item &linifer @iens uno oes gluslon-
oes pobnen oen 8erballollngen bel
Sn MontereD iino oas @orr'ide
Mobelgeihaft un0 Der Sol5bof BON
6ernanoe8 Martine5 abgebralnt Ser
Shaoen belalft iid allf mebrere bltn=
oerttailieno Sollars.
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Sin sraltm uun Glpiinm,

@iir trantnt, id] tuar geitprben
1lnb int .GlDiiunt;
Ses 2anbes grpke &Gter
Ste gingen burt beruin.
Sic iinb ST MIR sefummeu,
tlttb frmgem ntid1, anf CIR:
gSie cs bemn bentsntage
Sm 2anS Der Sreibeit MIR.
9pd) ipie ifb es beridjtet,
Sa idJiitteln iie bas S5anpt,
1tnb madJten erfite Weiencn
llnb 1nbem's fauiit geglaubt.
George @aibingtpn, her ntetnte:
ygSte fam bas tn1glid] iein,
SaR bas Die Gnfelfinber
&Dm ben 9enpiien mct.-.
Sie iidJ berbieteit lniiem
Sen Grant, ber tbten i6meft,
gSpnadJ tit mni'ren Sagen
Sie Singer inan geleft."
ltnb Sefferipn, ber brintmte:
vSit bas SemDfratie,
Wfit ipldJen 3iuanssgeieten?
Sas Ding, bas fannt id) ME!
gSer Sentufrat iid) nennt,
ltnb itintmt 9robibitiun,
Gem iuerbe in ser S56lle
9afiir bes 2iigners 2p9n."
Su ntnrrten bieie S1elben
flnb ba bin id) criuad]t
ttnb babe D6 benz graitme
Gin tuenig ngdJgeOadt.
ltnb iute ait aubern Gage.
Sd tranf mein 2pne Star 8ier,
Sa iuiinidjte idj: Die 9(ltem,
Die iuaren iuieber bier.
9Ddl bic bie 0ptiesgabe
8erlaitern nnb peridjma6'n,
Wtit Sefferiuu idl ipiinidJe:
Sie iDlfn Srr oDile geD'nl
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gia, S. +. bos gsetten ouf oell gienn-
babnen rneeieelid madt. S5ll Ser Sc
qislotur bot lnon {ieb itber Die Sot-
ldoft oes @ollperl1eurs iebr oufgeregt
aaus beIonoers iiber Ole 9robung,
oaB cine grtra=Sibung ein6erufen
meroen ioae, penn oie 2egiSlatnr Die
betreffenoen Sa6en nibt erleoige
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2mansia eSahre

ilt es eeraoe Der, ieitoem id) ourib
8ndlens 9(rrica Salbe oauerno BON
blutel1oen @an1orrboioen gebeilt muir
oe," 1dreibt .. g. @ooleber bon Sc
gapspille, g. 9. gudlens @rnica
9olbe beiIt Die iblinn1iten Santtpltn=
Sen, @eidpiire, 8rano- nno anoere
.unoen in fiir5elter 3eif. 25 Cts.
BEL Moolpb 9reib uno St. Gobn &
60, Mpotbefer.
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Tiir Guitntn G(erf.

Die n5reie @reiie fir Seras@ lit ailz
toriiiert, anSl5eigen, oaR @ibi an 6.
8 a miItpn annbibat fir bas gInlt
oes Gountnz@lerfs bon 8erar gpuntb
lit llno iicb BEN oeinofratii9en &rimdrs
ipn9leu I'M Suli unteripirft
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Senrp s. giips, transport bon
Mobeln, Bianos, @eloi6ranfen, 9iei-
nigen bon Seppiden. 304 Sit=Seite
9llamo Gala8a. 9eioe Telephone.
Gronpte ge0ienlng. @ebt llns Cure
9lnftrdge. 3ufrieoenheit garmtiert
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Sobn $. gulton, offentIi6er $50.
tar. @rilnoeigentllm. glgent fir
Beniionsanipriide. 8in1mer 8, ct.
San1es Sotel, SftSoulton StraBe.
8eioe Telephone $50.
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s. & 8. ". @abm.

WsfGgrt.
gab alien s9unften
a 11br lnD s, bprmittags
Ga9 ct. aouis, Mienpbis nno benz Often
-. .l.25 llhr nacbm,. uno 7 45 nbenbs.
gatb Mserifo -. 1920 l1br born1ittags
4nfnnft.
@on ct. Souls u benz Often, $50 mDrg
Son ct. 2onis IL bem Often, $50 ntorg
Son 2arebo urb Iegifo -. LOS na6m.
SDn ct. 9puis, 8anias gitp s 45 abos.
st. 9ouis e. San Tfanttsso Gasn.
Mbfagrt.
Nab Sort Smitb. Sprinefielb, ct. 2ouis, &ans
fas gitb, gbicago IS. & 9. g. 9epoD
.... $50 abenbs
Mntnnft.
Bon @t 2ouis, aanfas gitb. @aris. gbicaso
1910 morgens
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W. s.. & e. Sabm.

gath @aco, Sort g8ortb 9allas, &anfas Gttb,
ct. 2ouis uno gbtcago, tdgIib (Snnfet
9epot) 900 abenoS
2ofaI5ug bia GnlitbbiIIe -. 7.30 borrHttta9s
gIamo Special mad Smiibbille, Souiton, @als
peiton 1925 abenoS
Mnfuuff.
Bon e6icaso, ct. aouts, aanras gitp, 9auas,
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3ofaI5ng bta GnitlbiIIe 900 abenos
alamo 9pe8iai bon smitbbile, 5oniton. @al'
beiton $50 mnreens
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td9lt6 7.35 morgeHs
unb :. 600 nabmtttags
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mn 500 aE)e11o5
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unb al ii fgelhe uno n.8robpften
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Mnfmnft. $50 nbenbs
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g8barton uno Soniton:
abfabrt. ........ 7.55 abenos
Mnfunft .... 100 MorgenS
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In grpipnsbine 9.25 n6enbs.