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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
P~enitent and Resourceful.

Church Army tells a story OF a man
who came under the influence Of the
society at a mission held at York, Eng
land. The man, a notorious pickpock-
ct, was SO impressed by what he heard
that he felt he must do something to
show his determination to lead a new
life. He considered the best way to
do this was to put something into the
collection, but unfortunately he had
nc money in his pocket. Then a bright
idea struck him; he picked the pocket
of the nan sitting next him, and thus
was able to contribute to the good
work. 1t is said the man has been re-
claimed definitely.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
Reads Like a Fairy Tale.

An Atchison girl had always heard
of the impoliteness of women in fail
ing to thank men for giving up a seat
in the street car, and decided that she
would be an exception. A nan gave
her a seat Saturday night in a crowded
car, affording her the opportunity for
which she had been looking. ooh,
1T is just what i wanted, and how
did you ever guess it? 1t is so thought
full of you, and I do appreciate 1t so
much" Then, as she sank into the
seat: "And such a comfortable seat!
1t Is the most comfortable seat | ever
sat I'M Oh, thank you agar so much"
-Atchison Globe.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
A Unique Cat.

Horace Elliott has a handsome shag
or money, and which is quite a curios.
ity. She was g known to catch a
rat or o Or anything else, and Mr..
Elliott has recently found out what
the trouble is. You, of course, have
heard Of cross-eyed cats. Well, this
n is so much that way that when
she attempts to catch anything she
jumps in the opposite direction
Rockland (Me.) Opinion.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
Poultry Facts Wanted.

Do you raise poultry? Ii so,
what kind? How large a flock
have you? What did your sales
amount to last year? How many
eggs did you gather during tn
year? How many during thu
best month? The poorest month?
Hpw do you house and feed your
birds? Have you a good local
market? Secretary Geo. B. Ellis.
State Board Of Agriculture, CO.
lumbia, Mo-, will appreciate ans
wers to these questions; also any
thing else concerning your exper-
fence with poultry. Mr.. Ellis
would also like to get some pleas
ing poultry pictures to be used in
a pamphlet soon tie be issued. We
hope that many of our readers will
write to him. Our county should
be represented.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
AscRIBED VISIT TO PRAYER.
Father Evidently Hea Faith In oaueh
ter's SupFiieations.

Among my esteemed ncighbors thcrc
is a family known for the pioty u It's
members and their Implicit confidence
in the efficacy of prayer, One ~ the
daughters. Miss Kate r., has al
most reached the age when she could
be referred 10 gallantly as an old maid.
She is the target for many a good
naturcd quip pertaining to her alleged
hopes and cndcavors in the direction
OF matrimony.
Not long ago n certain society OF
young men which had interested itself
in the campaign Tor higher saloon II.
cense sent a committee to visit the
homes of the district and obtain SIGMA
lures to a high.license petition. When
this committee, numbering a half dozen
members, asceudel the steps at the
B. home my friends wife was the
first to see il through the front win
dow.
Laws, john" she exclaimed to he!
husband. See all those young men
coming to visit us!"
Mr.. B. glanced out Of the win.
dow, noted the number of the invading
force and remarked, with an air OF
conviction:
"Humph! Rates been praying again
San Francisco Call.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
Death.B Bed Statistics.

When a great man dies, no one is in
terested in learning who surrounded
his deathbed, but the news is always
sent out. People care no more to
know, than to hear If he were laid out
in the parlor or bedroom, or If he were
attired in a shroud or his regular
clothes. But an Atchison inquirer has
measured his bed, and finds that with
out unseemly %crowding 1t will accom-
modate 16. How. then, can 80 and 40
surround the deathbeds of the great
men, as told in the telegraph ?-Atch-
ison Globe.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
Arabs Outllxe Eskimo.

While it may be true that the white
man loses in intellectual and bodily
power in the tropics. DR.. Luigi Sam2on
maintains, as a result of recent re-
searches, that the average Arab lives
25 years longer than the average Es-
kimo; that the coast people Of South
America are longer lived than the
mountain people; that old age is much
commoner in the southern countries Of
Europe than in the northern countries,
and that Spain with a population
smaller by 5000, 000) has 401 cente-
narians to England's lac.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04


F.a.se.s 49, -. sss 500 ~.
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soa. lnis la illsh iiut 81 go,
J. W soha--agvfa, 90 Tham.
a. Btooks. lots ia noins.rt stss
k.sclla Mocar,y Ia q " wh,t.
son. lots ia High Hiti ga o..
tt~uk l. schu~regrtdI 10 G. u,
Romans. lota ln Montgomery tlIy
$500
Mary r Du-y To Edsafd Y.
povclcf, lots 10 Montgomery si3s3.
pctus kcathiry to John 4.
Kesthlcy, li.5O.6 5000
Jacnb Martin To Fred shcatmiro.
i-ib-5 Sli75
Ms E1sa Forrest To Mabel RAM
dali, lots Ia Montgomery $500.
j. l.. Davis to W. $. Cuiwrll, d.
500 $4,000.
j.. \. Jone- to w. X. Lavender.
i2.i7-3 1915.
g. G. Balthorpc to w. r. Bal
thorpe, lots in Beethoven 81 90
Fielding Hays TO Eli NJ. Cox,
3i-50.6 $500.
G. G.. Baithorpe TO Mabel II
Balthore, lots in Belliiower 81 90
}. @. Miller to +. Il. Miller. 4.
1875 St.00.
j. y. Russell to j. b. Hartman
29.iS-l $500.
VIM. +. Skinner to A.. A. Reign
ley, lots ia Wellsville $500.
j. w. Schowengerdt to Aaron
Wyatt, lots in Belliowcr S225.
q II. Muller to j. S. Asbury
lots in B~eliilower $500.
j. IL. Robinson to Thomas l.
McKelvey, 5-50-5 $500.
Mrs. Mrauy Carver to j. w
Zumsteg, 3l-46-6 $500.
Herman Zumsteg to John ant
VIM. Zum-teg, 31-46-6 $500.
Simon Zumsteg to John ant
VIM. Zrmsteg, 31-46-6 $500.
T. M. NARROW to Bank of Ameri
Gus, lots in Americas $40. 90.
Caroline Tanner to DR.. j. 7
Leslie, lots in Americas $3.50.
E. G. Coffman ct al to JOSEPH
Habt rthiet, lots in High Hill, 500
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
Church Tower His Pulpit.

Sunday last being Feast Sunday
the vicar of Selston, Rev. G. Harrison,
hit upon the novel idea Of preaching
from the church tower. The greater
part of the congregation seated them
selves on the highway.
The reverend gentleman took as his
text "The Builders and the Tower
and, possessing a strong voice. his re-
marks were heard distinctly by the
large crowd Of golfers and others gath
cred together, the weather being all
that could be desired.--London Even.
Ing Standard.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
" ssNss sAsss rsas ssaAs 70
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hss 30 seq 80 So es.st hsAsas
tn e~stss sssPss.a o. sNs fsss
zee sssA 49, ss@s sasa- To-
Hgsis fsit e s3Es sssse
yssf. Stages " go sssasssa 90 .
psf -ith tho nssss Fssss Iw
eshet Nsslss .hish save ss~A
gto-ias p~urf eAss s~sf ,es sAs
Lass '-easY !" i"atsy yssts rhs
" s.uuu hfrsd~fs at sii Atad. 20
Ltvr Stock afu Ia place al she
u ,un State Far. Thess yIa
gill and ~, oaiy the bcss herds
va N,p.uufi but the by.t h.Sds
from all parts Il tao udicd sasrs.
the beet Farm end horicai,ur-
Products, the bcel work th A.,
Textile and homr Eopuumics. Il
IL q gfra, display, .ho~ing the
progress that Is con.tautly soins
on Ia the Empire state at Mis-
soul. Every County IN Missouri
shouid be represented by cso-l-
Lent EXHIBITS at the Missouri State
Far.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
His Serious Interruptions.

Il s'pose John is still takin' life
easy" said the woman in the spring
wagon.
YES" answered the wonan who
was carrying an armful of wood. John
has only two regrets in life. One is
that he has to wake up to eat, an the
other is that he has to quit eatin' to
sleep"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
Suspicious.

II WISH" said the h~ard-hearted land
lord, that you would watch the ten
ants in No. 1910. Be sure that they
pay promptly in advance"
Very WELL" replied the clerk.
Have you heard anything to make
you suspicious Of them?"
mo; but they haven't asked for any
repairs for nearly six weeks now. 1t
doesn't look right"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
Our Subscription Rates.

The subscription price of the
Montgomery TRIBUNE is one doll
lar a year, in advance. We also
club the Tribune with the st. Louis
Globe Democrat (twice- a-week)
for S1.75 q year for both papers.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
DiHuslne the Annoyance.

"You don't suppose we take board
ers because we need the money!" ex-
claimed Farmer Corntossel, loftily.
Il had some such idea" answered
the man who had yentured to criticise.
Not at all, We Just get these poo
pie In from town to keep the mosque
toes from deyotip' all their attention to
our home cirele..-ExchsngA
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
Classified

"Who vas that fool you bowed tor"
"My husband"
"Oh! I-er-I-humbly. apologize,
r."
Never mind; I'm not angry. But
what . keen observer you arei"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
Sufficient Reason.

Are you going to the commence
ment?" 4
mo"
"Why not?"
Y went 70 : commencement once"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-04
MAGIC LANTERN
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tANrts@ WIN >" WINS
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Iass sasstss . -kts~ shs~a ga $40
call sSa y@a can hss sl sisds
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srs, -lih ihs isssssn.
Ahy boy ~ g,st ras sesars
eight res s~absouhSts la sheft
umr ssd svi Ih,s nssautai Magic
i.an,-sn,
Srni ior samples iof eAnra.sins.
send all money by pestoMoo
money order OF draft.
Address.
the KANSAS CITY JOURNAL
KANSAS CITY. MO
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-29

gorlaee oas Sous paiiiert bat uno
Dem Senat 5ugegangen lit. @enll
Die @erbolaolungen in bieier @eiie
fortidreitell, oarn oiirfte Die 5asif-
repiiion I'M Gerlallf BON bier Mona=
ten 5ltlu 9lbld)llB gelmlgt iein.
9tod nlebrtagigen @erihtspes=
banolullgell 6at 6ihter 6art III
9faibpille, 5enneiiee, Dem Colonel
Cooper, ieinern Sobn &obin llao
Sobn g. Sbarp, fpelhe al1geflagt
iino, ben friiberen Yunoesienetor
Gornacf ernlorOet 5u haben, Die Stel-
lung elmer @iirgidaft unb ibre Srei=
lailnng auf cine iolde perlpeigert.
Die sl1geflagten ipuroen oaber iuie-
Der nod Dem @efangnis 5uriiG9c-
braht. SIR Ero5eB miro am 30.
Saullar begillnen.
sSll eittent Sllterpiep nit Dem
9fem yorfer &orreiponoellten oes
@erlinef osofal-sln5eiger" crfldrt
Der iiiflgif gelpablte ErdIioent Snit,
OoB es iein alifridtiges geitreben
iein miro, fortgeieBt freunolbaftllcbe
8e5iebungen 5piihen ben Ser. Staa=
ten nno 8euti6lano 5l pflegell Ger
erpablte Hrdlioent mics oarauf bin,
oaB Die irtilnIten 5reunoe ieil!es
0aters 8eutfde maren, au6 iprad)
Safi 1ein Ve0altern nariiber aus, SnI,
er Die oeltihe Sprohe ni6t err
lernt babe. gSas oen Garif betreffp,
babe er Die lteber5eugung, 9ob
oerieIbe auf @rluto elmer gemaBigte-
ret Sdut3oa- -Golitif repioiert per-
ben ipiiroe.
esn elmer anltli6en grflGrlmg
be5ii9lib Der 5rage Der @innlii6ltt9
oes Graiioenten in Den 8ro5eB oes
Rraiioenten @ontperS, oes Gice- -IrG-
iioenten Oiit6ea lulo oes Sefretars
Wiorriion BON ser ustnericon 6eoc,
ration of 2abor", pelhe fpegen Wib-
ahtrng oes @eridtes 5u longcren
6aftltrafen nerltrteilt lporoen Iillo,
miro oaraaf anfllterfiam gelnnGt,
BOB Der Gro5eB nod III oen @erid-
ten liegt uno oob Ser Hraiioent ba-
Der, glei6niel, mie er iiber Die @e-
rehtigfeit Der erfannten Strafen
oenfen mag, meocr Sdritte biniidjt-
li6 Ger 9egfaoigullg Ser Geritrteil-
ten tim, nod ii6 iiber Die Sadluge
anRern fonn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-29

geiubt. Ser ruiiiihe @eianote, ser
gum 9eiub III ct. petersburg iei,
babe ii6 l6lelniglt cuff oie Hiicss-
reiie begeben. SSsn ben Gropin3csl
breite li6 Die repollltiolldre geiue=
gll11g ltanoig aus.
= Die llrlode, lpesbolb Trin5
9ernboro 5ur 2ippe, 9ruoer oes re-
gierenoen 6iiriten 2eopolo ", int
peroongenen Septelnber ieinen 9lb-
idieO ais &ittmeiiter inn aaiieler IA.
acknowledgment nabnt, lit nun-
mebr befannt gegeben noroen. Ser
Grill5 perlieB ben oftipen 0ienit me
gen leiner 9e5iebungen 5u ser
@rafin slrn1goro b. Sepnbauien, ee-
6orenen BON Grontn, oeren @atte
2eut1lont i'm s. acknowledgment
5u Eooerborn lit, lpel6en aud Der
Grin5 Dor ieiller otesidbriger Ser
lebung nod &aiel angeborte. Sic
gbe hes @rafen 8ooo bon Sepnbcit=
len nit 4rmgaro b. Grarnm lit ,nl=
langit eeidieoen moroen. soebell
tit bie gerlobung oes Yrill5en
9ernbar0 nit Ser ebernaligen
@rofin Sepnbauien peroffentli6t.
Der groBe geI6iitte 4reu5er
uSrepa" ullo Die S6ulfregattc
Charlotte linb poln oerticben
Hei6s= =Waril1eanlt anQepieien mol
ben, int Sonuar iiiolibe &ofen ser
Ser. Staten al15nlalfen. 9ei0e
Sdiffe peilen ougenblidli6 in al,le=
rifonii6en @elpoliern.
- Gem oeutiben 9unoesrot lit
cine @elebesporlage 5ugegongen, lpel-
DIE i'm lebten @inter abgelebllt NOR
Ben NOR. Sic betrifft Sen Musbou
Der iubpentionierten 2illielt res
ugorooelltiden 2lopo" uno ernldeb-
tigt ben geidsfon5ler, Die Hei6sbei-
biilfe fir oie groBe Shifffabrts-We=
ieai6aft Inn 100000 Wforf 5u er-
bOben, tpofiir Ser u2lopo" li6 ter
pfli6tet, cine regelmaBige Gerbiil-
oung 5mii6en 9eutl6-Neu-@ -@nineo,
Songfong lno Singapore eir5urid=
ten.
slm @eibnabtstage fano I'M
@rano Opera 6ouie 5u. Santiago.
Der Souptitaot Der iiio=amerifanilhesl
9fepublif Gbile, Die erite Sibrng oes
n characterization @iiienlhoftlichelr
&orgreiies" ltott, rmo 5mar inter
iebr giil1itigen 9luipi5ien. Yrdiioent
Wtonnt lno Die Wfitglieoer oes &a=
binetts, oas oiplomotii6e &orps
mo glboronungen idnntli6er mlc-
rifanii6er Gepublifen moren onipa=
ieno, uno Der 8rdiioent oes aon-
greiies. iopie gertreter Der perihie=
oenen 9elegationen bielten 9lniprn=
6elt.
8ie peitere ltnterInhung be
5iiglid oes lteberfoas, Den Der Self
ner Wtattis nelllih allf ben fran5oii-
i6en Hraiioellten gerladt batte, Dat
Die Satiade an's 2idt gebrabt oaB
Wottis in enger 8erbino11ng nit
oen iogenallnten ogelben Spnoifai !,
elmer io5ialiltiihen gereinigung, o.
itanoen bat. Die 8eboroen BADEN
oesbalb Die 3eitung Die BON oieier
Gereinigung berausgegeben miro,
nit 8eidlog belegt unO Die Sc
ibdftsraunle periiegelt
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g.. s. & g. q. lSollpt-2iniel


9nfltnft-
go. 9-gorn Often. .7:a5 oOen
go. 7-@om Si ten. /. 900 nadm
No. 10-@l 8afo II. gSeiteu 500 ra6n
Gbfa9rt-
$40. 9-el gaio Ii. gseiten .9:oo.porm
gio. 10-gaa6 benz Often. 1920 nabnt
yfo. 8-gfa6 Dem Often. 11:40 BORN
@icturia 9ioiiiun, g. $. & 9. 81.
slnfunft-
saoo. 8o2 guero, gictOria, 1880 nabnt
So 3o1-guero. @ictoria, $50 bOrm
90, 8. & $. ga5m.
glnfrrnft-
SO. 3-@om 9}orben. 9.15 nacbm
~Slbers s-Som giorben. .7:30 PORN
geo. 241-Soniton ETC.. -. 6:30 oorm
9lbfabrt-
SO. 4-Na1 Dem 9aoroen. 1880 oorur
.Slber "-gia6 Dem Noroen 900 nat1nl
$40. 244-9olliton etc. .10:t5 nadlm
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90. 8. e s. Sa6u
Wcti5 an gteuerSaDier.
@fapor's Office 5on alntonio,
Seras. 1908.

gs miro bierlnit angefiitloiqt,
oaB Ser o9oar0 Of, @qno[iio-
tion" oln Montag ben 2. 9lopeulber
IN Der Office oes Stabt-aiieIlors,
in Ser Staotbolle, 5ulannangetre-
ten lit, I'M ii6er bie 9(ppeaationell
ge9en Die @tltideioung oes Staot-
glIieIlors uno iiber olle BON 9[Ilelior
gema6te aiieiiment8 (ongegebene lnb
ni6t ongegebene) fir gigentltin fir
oo8 otn 81. Wfoi 1908 enoenoe Sis
faliobr gu berbonoeIn.
Die 8eb6roe bleibt tGgli6 BON
ll6r bornlittags Biz 1 llbr na6mit-
tags (Sonntag uno Seiertog mts9e-
idloiieiD in Sibung uno beeu0et it,
re Itbeiten innerbol6 ie18ig Sagcll,
gfohoem iid oie @quoIiiations-8e.
botoe bettogt bat, per0en lpeoer Scr
Stobtrat, nod oaS 9(iieiIment-&o-
mite Hetitionen be3iigIi6 Ser 9tiIeII.
ments beriidiihtigen.
nonG alIogban
9(tteitiert: Wtapor.
8reo. Sries,
Staot-@lerf.
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GIN SJabresiMluk.

3m Gnbe gebt bas alte Sabr,
Spd) idJamen mir Suriif,
so fuarfs fupbl ttd)t ait 2etben bar,
Odd bradjt' es audi mand)' G3liid.
gSul MamGer sebt cnttauidJt umber,
gSeti Gtiuas tbnt ttttRlang,
unb CT nit benz, mas ietn Segebr
Ttdlt 5nrt GrfDlse brang.
llnb iuieber 9lnbere id) traf,
Sn SelbIt =8emnno'rmng grok,
SDd) iuar's ber 3mfal nmr, ber mari
@rfulg I'M igren SdpDf.
Drum ntdt 70 gleidJ ben Sppf geiemtt,
@ebt iiid]t bic S5pffnnng anf,
DIT iiitbert idJneller, als man benft,
9as Shifial ietnen 2anf.
gSar min bas Sabr gut pber id)iedjt,
Gs henft Der ipeiie Wtann:
ygSie's chen fam, mir lit es retjt,
Wtan tut balt, mas man fann."
llrb itiiitntt, iuas umabanoerlif),
0enMloig IN ben &anf,
llnb itreGt mad ieiuer Sefe iid
llno lGBt Der gSelt ben 2auf.
Seuft' mir au oas, iuas Gud) sefiel,
SergeBt oas ilngentnd1',
Wtnu fat nod ME seanbert piel
9tit eiu'9em ngSeb mub gldl'."
Grim iei nur nie Gin 9eiIimiit,
Die Gfdier fiillen mir.
gGtn SpdD ber 8elt, 10 mic iie lit!
Sn frtid)cm 2pne Star Sier.
limb orD1t iGr nit 9rpbibitipu
llnb nit beu SDnittags5tuang,
gSir fGtpften friiber ntmtig idjpn
SurdD iDldDen Sturm nnh 9raug.
Nait idbn6hem gSaiier midget ibr
&eroiinuen Sinn nnb Wlut,
gStr trinfen uns inn 9pne tar8te
3um Sample friidDen @tut.
Die 9lrbeit lit Der &ronfhei
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Gie 9trbeit lit Der 9ronfbeit
grintluigiter 6eino
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gM,ipaCee SSieue bermria<
ci)en 1tbtpaben aDrper.
9sieren=SralfBeiten perrriaden bic
Salfte ser geiuGbnlid)en &ranf-
beiten nab ltnpaklid)feiten
ber SeluDGncr BON Sun
9lntDmiD.

gSie ell l6pa6es @elenf Die Gel.
te idlpa6t, 10 i6pa1en frallfe 9eie-
rem ben 9an5en &orper lu1o fiibrell
eillen pollftonOigel 3l1ianlmenbrluA
6erei.
lteberarbeitllng slnItrengung, Gr=
fatung uno mloere l1rla6er per-
leben Die 9eieren ll1o mern oerels
8dtigfeit eiltgel6rGnft miro, 10 lei
BET Der ean5e &Drper ultter Dem lie.
berlnab Ser i'm glute cirfuliereltoe1
Sorlti1ltre.
2eioetL S6mer5en SdmerfGaig=
felt uno rinir=Storungen treten eill
uno bringen cine itets 5umebmel:He
SeitOea5 5ur 3uderfra1fbeit nne
8rigbt' 'ihen 9tiererfrarfbeit. Cs
eiebt fiir ben 2eioenoen ootul feline
anoere Siilfe ols ourcb oie geieres.
9ooll's 9eieren Giaen mirfen 81
reft ouf Oie gsieren llno beilen jeoe
9fierel1franfbeit. auren, bie in Son
Mntonio poll5ogell tpuroen iino 8a=
neiie oafiir.
N2rs. 5. 81. 93ice, 6ot @pontirg
StroBe, San slntonio, 5eras, iogt.
u@or etipas iiber eit SSabr begaril
i6 nit Dem @ebrau6 bon 9oar' s
9eierell &illen lulo tie 5eieten iih pslt
GROCER @oltat, i11oern iie Die Sdsner,
gen aus Dem Niiden entfernten lm6
ebenfalls Die aopfiblner5ell morcil
i6 iebr fit. 9(noere in meiner sso-
nlilie baben oas Ofittel ebe1falls per
iu6t uno enlpfa1oen oieielbe ipolta-
tige @irfutg. 9eo6oem ib 9pan 5
geieren Gillen eebrau6t batte, Die
ntir 10 piel @ltes eripieielt erIieB
id cine offeiltlihte 4nerfennl1ng oie=
ies Oiittels nlo id 5ogere llidt, met
ne @orte BON Oalnals 5lt beitdtigeH.
Sd peri6affte mir 9oan's 9eiereil
gillen pom gerar 9rlg Store"
3um @erfauf bel alien SanolerH.
Greis 90 Gelits. 5oiter-Weilbltrn
Co.. 9uffalo, Stem @orf, oaeinise
@aenten fir oie Ser. Staaten.
grinnert gnh oes 9ealnens -
9oans ullo nebnlt feline onoercu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-29

Gripeiie @oltoten 10, ais mert
on lelblt oafiir 0anfeu niiBteit.
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B0nbfuurnt.

giele gerionen lsioen eroBe sdmeraen in Golse
llnqebeuer aud Star. goorosr aenanni, eeplaet
meroen; bic Sy,nptome Tnb sblaifloiisiet, uebeI=
felt i'm Mo9en. Grbre6en. 8rdmpIe, RonpulHonen.
S6pdde, iibetrieheuoer Nthem. ihiedte gerha~un9,
8eritopfln9, Gopiidmersen, bmaoeru. Des 5s6r=
pcrs, iopie algenleine 9itrusnitlpa6e Cine sn5ise
sta4tel aeniat Inter 9arantie 500, az aeOi1s=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-29

@nte @ettdllfe uno folnoIer
2un6 Itets in 8nrgitaller's Saloon
nnS &eitanrant, 8inita StroBe ncben
ser SaIIe Ser Sermannslobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-29
glnrtu gpbad

fontten Die 6uadialber nit i9ren Acss
itiften ben 8eoauernsmerteu, ipelde nit
6dnorrboioen hebaftet iparen, nod 8e@
iieben 5uiebeu 8ie 0eilfltnoe mar efen
nod ipeit 8uriid. eS ga6 gegen bieies
2eiben nod nid9t jenes oeilmittel beiS
len @rfin0ung ben berii6mten Ar8t 9r
Silsbee gu einem @obltdter Der WenI1js
6eit geItempelt bot 8ieie ipunberbpGe
glr8nei, inter bem giamen gluafeiis be-
fannt, tpirb in @eltalt BON Stu6l8dpJs +
den an Sib bes 2eioens eingefii6rt,
ipirft alIo oireft allf Die erfrantten Sci,
le. uno 8fuar fofort linbern0 uno ipdter
noIlitdn0ig 6etleno. 8roben foitenfrei
berfanot bon g. gleuItdbter & Co., @og
2416, 9iefp gprf.
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GlienbaDll= Jal)rplau.
S. e 6. q. gabn.
g. 81. e 81. g. ga6m.

NHIl1tt-
So 1--9ouiton II. 5. aiilte 1920 nadn
gto. 3-Soniton II. s. aiiite 700 pornr
yto 54-8on aerrbille Is. $3.50 Dorm
go -aerrbille, Sonlltag 500 naehln
yto. 80-Na6 aerrpille ZOO nd6m
@bfabrt-
go. 2 Soltiton II. 5. aiiIte $50 pornl
go 4-Souiton IL 5. &iiite 900 nnc9m
geo. 53-Na6 &errbille .4.30 nacJnt
gso. 51-@errbi(e, 5onntag $3.50 PORN
$50. 87-g3a6 aerrpil(e .7:05 BORN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-14

been turned into other channels OF
successful manufacture.
The peat bog furnishes the latest
sub stitute for wood In the making
of wrapping paper and box board.
and In Michigan the first peat paper
mill in all the world is producing a
superior quality OF those grades on
commercial scale.
IL has been demonstrated that a
ton OF paper, worth from s25 TO $50
can be made from peat at a total
cost OF little more than IS. while
the usual grade OF straw board costs
nearly $40 to produce. This low
cost Is due. OF course. in large
measure to the cheapness of the raw
material and the ease with which Il
is obtained, but Il Is also due 10 the
simple and quick process by which IL
Is turned into marketable board.
The entire operations. from the
peat In the bog TO finished product.
cut wrapped In bundles and loaded
on cars. are all accomplished in two
hours.
The finished product is superior 20
the cardboard made from straw or
wood pulp In several ways. The
passing OF the peat pulp over the
hot rolls In the process OF manufaot-
ure brings TO the surface the natural
oil OF the peat ana makes the sur.
face of the finished product water
proof and antiseptlc.
Besides this advantage. II Is lack
ing in the odor which strawboard or
wood pulp paper possesses, and is
extremely tough.
The product Is used principally for
cartons by makers OF breakfast foods
and for this purpose II Is unexcelled
II is also valuable for making boxes
and bags for storing furs ana woolen
articles. as II is never attacked by
moths.
On aeconnt OF the increasing cost
OF print paper, this quality will
doubtless soon be made from peat
All that Is required beyond the pres
ent process is a bleaching 10 reduce
the brown paper TO the desired white,
ness.-James Cooke Mills in the
World Today.