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Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1908-03-31

to him is conjecture, but Mr.. Wyman
stated this evening:
IF no one else will make the proper
application to the board l will make
it myself 1t will be my duty as
Orchards attorney"
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1908-03-31

of Bryan's Nebraska platform and the
endorsement of Mr.. Bryan in the
Omaha platform made stronger and
more eloquent by his fellow admirers
Every mention of his name was
greeted with storms of cheering and
applause
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1908-03-31
WEBB LAID TO REST.
Bar Association Holds Impressive
Services at Billings.

Billings, Mont, March 2o.-By
far the largest concourse of people
ever assembled under one roof in
eastern Montana, to pay tribute to
the dead, was assembled at the
Coliseum rink yesterday afternoon
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-04

and Mrs Joseph Park Friday evening
I'm honor of Grandma Hardy's eightieth
birthday. About 100 guests were pres
ent to make merry the occasion. Games,
music and social chat all tended to
make the day one TO be remembered.
An elaborate spread was served.
Mr1afayette Bean of this city and Miss
Eta Palmer OF Fayette were married
at the Salt Lake Temple "Wednesday
\ family dinner was given in their
honor ut the home of the groom, Mr.
and Mrs. George Bean "Wednesday
evening. The young couple have a largo
circle OF friends I'm this city who ex-
tend congratulations and best wishes
Mr.. and Mrs. \. BRADLEY Of Idaho
spent the past week i'm this city with
their daughter. Mrs. William Homer
en- route for Sanpcte county where they
viii spend several months with rela-
tlvcs and friends.
Mrs. Al Moore of Eureka spent few.
days this week with friends In our city.
The LeSenancc club gave another
of their popular dances at the First
ward social hall Thursday evening.
About 80 couples enjoyed tho evening.
Mr.. German Ellsworth OF Payson
stopped off in Provo to visit friends
on his return from a couple Of months
visit through the east. He reports
most ENJOYABLE visit.
Mrs Florence Ting of American FORK
spent the week In Provo, the guest OF
Miss Florence Warner
Miss Annie Hlndley left "Wednesday
for a week visit with her sister, Mrs.
Henry in Heber.
La Coterie club gave very on
joyable skating party Thursday evening
at the Eldred auditorium. About 45U
young people enjoyed the evening.
Miss Hazel Brown and w. l.. Heiselt
We're married Wednesday by Elder
Elias Gee Both are of this city, and
have many friends who extend congrat-
ulations and best wishes.
Miss E,fIie. Bullock delightfully."- enter
tanned the mSmbers of the Priscilla
pleasant social time was passed and q
dainty lunch served.
Miss Floss Dunn is visiting with
friends in Salt Lake for few days.
wednesday was n red letter day for
the aged and widows of the First ward.
at noon a grand banquet was served
to them, after which carriages carried
them TO the Rex theater, where they
We're the guests of Mr.. Bradberry. ID
the Life of Christ" which was greatly
enjoyed by all
Mrs. May Clark Of Pleasant Grove
spent Sunday with her parents. Mir.
and Mrs e. J, Ward in this city
Friends of Miss Chloe Smoot are
pleased to learn of her social pleasures
N the capital. She has been inter-
ested in working up an organization Of
the daughters of senators and congress
man. and WIS chosen on the commit
tee to select a. name The society is
called the Archonldes, and the first
meeting of the club was this week leld
at the home of Senator and Mrs Sm9ot
at Washington, the guests of Miss
Smoot. The society will give a pail
after Lent at the Arlington.
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PROVO.

A very pretty homo wedding took
place Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boardman,
when they gave their daughter MISS
Emma, in marriage to Mr., Edward
Lowe, of Honey Creek, IN. The rooms
were prettily decorated with banks OF
potted plants. carnations and red bells
made into restoons with streamers of
satin ribbon, The bride was charming
in an elegant gown OF white silk null,
and carried pink carnations. O. IL. Berg
performed the ceremony that made tho
happy young couple one. About 200
guests were present to offer congratu-
lationS and best wishes. An elaborate
wedding supper was served and many
beautiful and costly presents were re-
ceived.
Mrs. T. T. Corfman and Mrs. Joseph
Yates were i'm salt Lake Friday To at
tend the directors meeting of the Fed
Grafton of Woman's clubs.
Mr., Gear of Eureka visited friends in
Provo Sunday.
Mrs. William NJ. Rovlance enter
tanned at dinner at her home Tues
day evening In honor OF the birth an
niversary OF MI Roylance. Gov
ers were laid for Is. A very pleasant
evening was passed.
ntrs yvr1,an, startun was tbn re-
,,i,jenf ~ a ninosant SUNRISE marty at
N4p'c"t "a 9 Ply 80 - - ~
i lad ''g sriends walked in and took nos
sassio, ~ tbinrs 4 pleasant time WAS
enjot,ed hv ali
S'J's - ~
,tr, uorr,, ,rbor,as was tho delight
ful hostess nj n dinner marty Monday
aveninp Given i'm bonor of Miss Anna
HinGIey who win leave shortly for
c'hirncn 4 sumntuous dinner was en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-04

lace Freeze. ghost; Miss Virginia
Freeze. fairy; Nh Henry Bywater, po-
llceman' Mrs. Bywatcr, Chinese maid
Mr. John Groo, Weary Willie; MIS-.
Groo, sluln; Mr.. W. ii. POLAND
monk: Mrs POLAND, butterfly: Mr.. r.
NJ. Atkins, eolored gentleman; Mrs.
Atkins colored lady; Miss Maggie At
kins, Martha Washington; Mr.. Fred
Bassett, political boss; Mrs. Bassett'
gypsy: Mr.. n. q. Stringham, Little
Eva: Mrs. Stringaam, Martha Wash
ngton; Miss Ruth Stringham, Dutch
girl; Mr.. John Taylor missionary; Mrs,
Taylor, missionary's wife; Mrs. Mag
gle Bassett matron Miss Marguerite
Bassett, roller skater; Mrs. Eugene NJ.
Cannon, Mother Goose; Mrs. uray A.
Freeze, dancing teacher.
Mr., and Mrs. e. II Mead an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Della Wilson, TO WIZ
fred Jones OF New York.
Next Friday night the students Of
the L. u. :. university viii give
large dancing party at gymnasium nall
for the benefit of the Athletic assocla-
ton. All present and former students
are expected to take part, and prepara-
lions are in progress to mako II the
most notable social affair In the his
tory Of the institution.
Mrs. r. Bowman announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Hazel to
Fredeick a. Beesley The marriage
win take place the latter part of this
month.
Mrs. Charles Clark entertained the
Jolly Sixteen club this week.
Mrs. sam c. Park and Misc Mar
garet Park viii entertain next Monday
afternoon.
Nine Helene Worms and daughter
| Heloise win be at home for the sum-
mer at lGG north state street.
Miss Mary Louise Anderson VIII be
one of Mondays hostcsscs.
The marriage OF Miss jasmine Young
and Lester Freed took place on We'd
nesday at the home OF the bride with
| Dr. j. r. ralmage officiating, and
| Misses Alton Young Emily lSanulster
Miss Marge Miller. Mrs June Donncll
ANA MI. John Crltchlow MS attendants
The bride wore dainty gown of white
net and carried a shower bouquet OF
| roses and lilies OF the valley, Mr. and
, Mrs, Freed left on a late train for
California
The marriage OF Miss Leila Hard and
William II Howe win take place next
Thursday AT tine home OF Che brides
sister, Mrs. Alex Ehorhardt.
Mr. j r. Crane announces tine eu-
/ gugomont on his daughter Gertrude
| O. William Mcmillan, Jr the we'd
dins To take place ;his spring,
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BRIDES RECEPTION GOWN
insertions pointed simulated by
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spent the last two months. They are
accompanied by Mrs TuttIe's parents.
Col. and Mrs. Bishop or Grand Rap
ids, who win spend some time in salt
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. n. j. Dininny will be
al home after April at the Virginia
Hats.
Mrs. Ellsworth Dngeett and Mrs
James Hogle viii leave shortly for
trip OF some months to England and
the continent
Miss Clara HAL. who has spent the
past six months in southern California,
Is expected to return this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Harris are here
from New York
Mrs. Hapgood left Wednesday for
Belgrade, Mont. to spend some time
with her sister.
Judge O. w. Powers is. home from
Los Angeles, where he has spent the
past few weeks on business.
Mrs. Morris Forbes loft Wednesday
tor Colorado Springs TO visit Dr.. and
Mrs. Morrison.
Mrs Lewis b. Mccormick and LITTLE
daughter returned Tuesday after 10
days spent in Los Angeles with Mrs.
McCornick's mother Mrs o. j. Sails
bury.
Mrs Charles Clinton has returned
from Los Angeles
Mr., and Mrs, James Jennings. and
Mr., ana Mrs l.. l., Terry are now M
Riverside, cal, but VIII soon go to COR
onado Beach, TO remain until the ar
rival of the feet
Mrs Buddcmor Of Portland. who has
been visiting IN Texas, Is here TO spend
some time with her daughter Mrs
oscar l.. Cox.
Mrs. r. \. Botsford and her daugh-
ter. Miss Josephine. have returned ar
ter short visit IN Spokane.
MI and Mrs. James +. Franken re-
turned Monday after ,two weeks spent
~ Riverside and Coronado Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. john Zane Of CT
cago are here to spend a. few weeks
with Judge ana Mrs. c. $. Zane.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. A. Reynolds Of CHI
cage are visiting Judge and Mrs.
Henry +. Henderson for q few days
ON lhoir way home after a stay OF
some time on the coast,
MI. $. C. Snyder VIII shortly be
AT home in the east side Miller fats.
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Ia, is tho guest at the home of her
brother, Engineer A. Q. Campbell of
the Hartman lines.
Charles Myer of Ely. New. visited
friends In Ogden during the past week.
on Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. o. NJ.
Rmyon entertained about 80 ladies
at u bridge party.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Lewis are stop
ping at the Pacific for a month. pend
ing repairs IN their apartments at the
Spencer Terrace. Mrs. Armstrong, who
also has apartments In the same ter
race. IL at the Reed with her daughters.
Arthur T. Kinoaid and Herman ii.
Reams are spending few days at
the Broom. after completing n timber
roHuact at the Napoleon Magha1a
mine. 10 miles north Of Ogden.
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OGDEN.


The week In a social way has been
unusually quiet, save one or two bridge
ana small theater parties,
Monday afternoon and evening a M"
engagement oi the Chicago symphony
orchestra and the tabernacle choir, a
number of small theater parties Were
givpn, as there We're also on Thursday
evening ION "'rhe Nirginian."
MIS-. r. Rinehart spent a few days
IN Ogden this week from ltawhide, Ney.
j. H. Borg and wife of New York
spent Wednesday and Thursday in tile
city,
Mrs. A. l.. Chase ana her two chill.
drcn have returned from a three
months visit Ina California.
Mr. ana Mrs. b. Staples have re-
turned hone. after an absence OF fiye
weeks spsnl in the coast cities,
Mn aud Mls j. q. pelamam OF Mar
ION Ida visited IN ogden during the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-04

Mr.. and Mrs. \. Bradley Of idaho
spent the past week i'm this city with
their daughter, Mrs. William Homer.
en- route for Sanpcte county. where they
will spend several months with rcla-
tlvcs and friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-04

later go to sharon. Pa. to attend the
wedding of Mr.. Filer's sister, Clara FL
len, to Talbot Pierce
Lieutenant Clark II. Elliott has re-
turned from Indiana, where he has
been spending Il leave of absence. Mrs.
Elliott VIII be away some two. months
longer.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. b. Lockhart have
moved to the Manitou. where they
viii be at home for some time.
Nh and Mrs, Fl. \. Kearns of Ne
vada are here visiting their daughter
Mrs. Myers.
Miss Edith Mcguire is now at homo
at IA east south Temple.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. a. Reeves have gone
TO San Francisco for a two weeks trip.
II. Il. Evans and his daughter Miss
Edith Evans. and Miss Katherine
Williamson Will leave the early part of
May for San Francisco 10 see the ar
rival of the fleet
Mr.. and Mrs David p. Taylor have
gone to Denver to visit Mr.. IaylOr's
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kearns are
home, after trip Of some two months
IN Europe.
Joseph II. Young arrived yesterday
from the east. Mr., and Mrs Heber NJ.
Wells accompanying him in his private
car.
Mrs. l.. c. Miller returned this week
from southern California after Ave
weeks stay,
Mi. and Mrs. j J. Daynes. Jr.. and
children. and Mr.. and Mrs, Harold
Daynes returned Tuesday from Ocean
Park.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-04

Francisco to be present when the Meet
arrives.
Mrs blanche st. Train Of Pocatello,
Ida. was an Ogden visitor during the
past week.
Miss Dora Reese arrived IN Ogden
sunday from washington. d. G.. to as
sumo charge OF the photographic work
of Engineer Herring of the government
forest service
Mrs. L. w Marks of Mant. Utah.
wus an Ogden visitor during the past
week.
Thursday evening at the performance
OF THE Virginian,' Misses Helen o.
Brien. D.sss Spencer and Clella Mac
Greatly, samuel Newhouse and Count
de Laborde. were the guests of Messrs
Horace and Harold PeeTy.
Mrs Abe Huhn entertained at bridge
last Friday at which were present
almost 40 ladies'
The ladies of the St Josephs Sew,
ing society met with Miss Josephine
Rossiter at her home on Washing,
ton avenue, Thursday afternoon.
MIR. ana Mrs. j. i. De Shong of
SPARKS, New, are visiting with Ogden
friends.
Rrcd A. Burt. one Of ogden's popular
young society favortes, was elected to
the position Of exalted ruler, Tuesday
night, by the local lodge of Elks.
w. A. Scudder. Jr has gone to st.
wi hH n
with the Simmons Hardware company.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. u. Brown Of Boise.
ids., visited frien2s in Ogden this
week.
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LOGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Thatcher. Miss
Veda Thatcher. Mr.. Moses Thatcher
Jr.. and Mr.. George Langton returned
on Tuesday from California, where they
have spent the greater part of the
winter.
A very pleasant affair OF the week
was the social held i'm the First ward
hall on Wednesday, complimentary 10
Mr. Booker Preston An excellent pro-
gram was rendered, refreshments We're
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-04

H. Sttiuganm. slater Of Mr Freeze, and
some 80 guests were present In cos
tunes ranging from Tho beantiiul to the
giutesqup, Dancing was the principal
amusement and Entertainments We're
served The characters rcpres' ntcd
We're the following. Nh a. : Squirc1.
old maid Mrs. Squircs, Dolly NWden
Nh j N Weller "OlG Nanny Mrs.
Weller. colored LADY, Mr. " Ensien.
yellow Kids Mrs. Ensign, baby; MI
T.. W Cope baby. Mrs Cope Japanese
girl. Mr. Louis sims witch Mrs. Sins,
Marguerite: Mrs. Adrian simmons,
colonial character: Mr. James Dunbar,
village schoolma ster. Mrs Dunbar,
high school girl. Mr. T.. j. stewart,
Kentucky lawyer. Mrs. stewart Jap
aucsc girl, Nh George u. froeze,
clown; Mra Freeze. gypsy; Mr.. Wal
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Representative and Mrs. Rudolph
Kucher were Salt Lake visitors dur
ing the week.
Mrs. William G. Wilson and daugh-
ter Flora have returned home from an
extended California visit.
Miss Grace Campbell of Des Moines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-04

the last Of the month afetr spending
the winter in Los Angeles
MIR and Mrs. NJ. j. Choesman have
returned from -four months trip in
the east and abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Filler viii
leave Sunday for New York, and will
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ciablc nllng OH n social functions.
time. NJ iarg. arahs have been
given, line most OF the home parties
icing limited to- % fc,v quests This
dimnutipn usually holds uu after
toned revival m .ocinl affairs
Conference week brlncs always is
o.n checl.fui spirit Win us ,hrongs
of now pcoDl.. In houpag and street.
aud mo hustle attendant upon their
.0y,nt Though IN. nutlvc ia suirltual
RATHER than aavthmg disc. conference
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takes place next week. was cl,est OF |
honor al an Informal reception ON
TUESDAY, given by the l.. d. s hos
pital nurses. manv blowers being in
present.
Mrs. j C. Hanchett entertained in
formally at bridge on .ruesdav
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senatur aaiium.

Mit Senator Mailon, belien 3oo
mir bereits fur5 beridtet baben, bat
Der Senat zines feiner beoeltteubltell
unb einfluBreidften MitgIieoer per-
loren. Sir aues, mas iid auf Die
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baltes be8os, mar aniion abiolnte
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lungen galten fir maBeebeno. Gr
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sc @irtidaftsgetriebe rnb, pie fem
5peiter, muBte er Die rihtigen Mit-
tel gu finoen, I'M oie Waifine il,
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ientantenbaus 0es &ongreiies fun,
ipielte er I'M 8eiptaigungsfomite, oenl
&omite fir WitteI nnb @ege. mie es
i'm &auie beiBt, cine electromagnetic
Golle, ipater i'm Senat mar Ell piele
Sabre ielbit 8oritser oes 9eiptai-
gungsfomites, cine SteIe, Die er
a1t6 iett 5ur 3eit ieines Sooes nod
inne bate. extraordinarily ipor
er au6 elm por5iigliher Sinon5mann
uno mar nit alien Siitanafrogen
griinoli6 bertrant.
aaiion Itanlmte aus 5effr fleilcll
Srte 8errp in Ohio, mo er ON 5lpei-
ten Wdr8 1929 geboren NOR. Gr
puroe @bpofat, mobnte onfangs in
Ohio, lieoelte aber grloe Ser fullf-
5iger Sabre nod Soma iiber. Sriib
fling er an, ii6 nit praftii6er 8oli-
tit 81 befaiIen. Sn Der republifoni-
l6en Notionalfonpention oes Sabres
1860 ipielte er bereitS cine bcrpor-
rogenoe 8olle mo trug ni6t menie
5ur Romination 2ineoln's bel. @db=
reno oes arieges fungierte er ols
Ioiutant ieines @ouperneurs nno
%leiitete oils iol6er SerporHngelloes in
Der Organization neler Gruppenfor-
per. Son 1868 Bis 1871 mar or
Wiitglieo oeS nationalen 8eprdienton-
tenbmies, 1878 mllroe er gum
9unoesienator gepdblt mno bat ieit-
Dem unlnter6ro6en Dem Senat uilges
bort.
8eri6ieoene Male murbe linn oos
@mt oes Shobamtsiefret1rs oltge-
boten. 3uerit bon Garfield I'M Sab.
re 1881. ipGter BON Sorrilon urlo
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@idt MIR tlntreue, aud] 8reue
fam elm tSer8 breden.
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8rofeflpr Miimiterbers iibcr grubi-
httipm.

(aus einem ldngereu Irtifel i'll Wacs
glure's Wtoaoaine.)
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Bltritonismus bot Sen edit onleri=
faniiden @eiit bonn fiinitleriiden
S6offen in ben bil0enoen &iinitelE
in Wtniif uno Drama 5llriidgebolteil.
Brobibition obt1e %@riobmittel Mir
be in nod b0berem @rooe ben Gitbe=
tii6en Slim I'M @eiite oes Mon=
mes erorlden uro aaes S6ole nod
me6r gum ausl6lieBli6en @ebiete
Der 6rau MAIDEN. SIRE empfinoli=
6ere pbpiiologiide @nloge bot fem
fiinitlibes @egengemt6t notig, mfe
es Dem Mdrne cine eeri1tge Coils
gafobol beri6afft. 9ber geraoe oes=
bolb tit sic 6ralt ultb Der Nalm poll
mebr meibli6em Spplts oleirl nt6t
I'M Stonoe bie Gltltltrarbeit einer
aotion a1 foroern. Gin 8olfsle6en
obne fiinitlide gerubigungsmittel
Ser geerpentottefeit miro fir oie gro
BE Woiie gu einem 3uitanoe Der
geii6ternbeit nrlo Oes 9tnmpfiinns.
@obrlidl Der 8euti6ez Der Srons
5oie, Der Staliener. Der frDblid fem
@las @ein trinft nn0 IN ~gebobelter
Stimmung Die Weiltermerfe Der
Sper beiu6t bot mebr @ert fir Die.
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ser iein gispoiier binltnteritiir5t
uno aeniigiam in elmer 8oubepiae-
poriteaung iibt, meltfern bon mabrer
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mir pergeIien, oaB iiberan ouf Dem
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nit 8erauihungsfnlten begaltn?
Soft SStlbra NOR i'm @ein fir Die
Sin0ns uno 9tonpios fir Die @rie-
den. Ser frDbli6e 2ebensgel1uB, bic
aufregenbe geeeiiterung, iie fino es,
Die ser 4lfoboI in ben Stnmpfiinn
oes meni6li6en Daieins brabte, oas
5eigt Die &ulturgeifi6te auf ieoent
glatte.
@epiB fam, mie geiagt, Ser Gin
5elne nno i6lieBlib aud Die gta-
tion Grios iu6en fir @einiitserre=
glt1ig, fir anipallnlng oes 8ilens,
fir l1nternebmunesliift, our6 alt4
oere Mittel ols bie oltbetpdbrtenI
&eligioier 3elotismus, Sprannei ullo
@rauiamfeit, geidledtlide lteber=
reiautlg nno 8erirrung, Spieliu6t
mo @ettluit, Wpiti8ismus uuo
neberipamtbeit, &i6ii6tsloiigfeit
uno Abe~nteuerluit unb mebr ais al
les iittnloie 8erbrehen iinb au5eit
pipdologii1e Mittel getpeien, bic
2eere uno @lei9formiefeit eines be-
geiiterungsloien 2ebcns 8u ii6eriuilt-
ben. 9ieie er5elgelt geraoe 10 tpie
alfobol, cine teilneiie 2abmullg
nno ibaffen \ inteniipe giloriide.
9ieie mirfen ouf oie Maiien 10
longe bas iosiale @efiibl nod ni6t
p~oIitanoig aufgeioeen III, nit Der
Notipenoigfeit eines piphologiidet
@eiebes, gs eibt fetne eroBere 9e-
fabr fin cine geiunoe fraftige Sea-
ton als geiftiee Mol1otonie i'm 2e-
ben Der Mailer. 4atbolii6e Gait
Der pirfer otf Die @inbiloungsfraft
menigltens ourd Die Helieion mo-
nar6iibe 2dn0er baben lire beion-
beren moleriiden uno farbigen Or
ideinungen, @mlerifa I'M gonne Der
Erobibition treibt Die Walielt Dem
Spieltenfel uno riidiidtsloien Muf-
resuneen uno ieruenell @erirrungell
unb @e~lotoqbeiten nno frimine1ei
8ilensausbriiben IN Die @rIne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-06
Ninmt intmer bas 8eite.

Mrs. Gbos. 6. Smitb bon @eit
6rauflin, Maine, iaet: SD babe
germ quite Sadett urlo oesbalb au6
Or. Sings Neue 2ebenspinen in
u~ltlerer Samilie einsefiibrt, neil lie
ob11e l~tnailnebmlidfeiten pirfen.~
0ieie idmer5lolen Neinieer perfauft
Mbolpb 9reiB nno 81. gobu & 60,
Npothefer. % Gents.