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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27
Democrats Defeat soclalists.

GLOBE. ARIz., May aG.--In the flrst
city election held here the Democrats
yesterday Won complete victory. Al
bort Kinney, for Mayor, leads his
Socialist opponent two to one,
The Socialists cast more votes for
the head Of the ticket than We're polled
by the Republican,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27
TO HELP THE SICK

Practical Demonstrations Held Last Night
in Memorial Hospital.
Public demonstrations of the work of the
graduating class of Memorial Hospital We're
held last night. and the amphitheatra of the
hospital was filled with young physicians
and with nurses who have just finished
their course.
The demonstrations were Of a very prac-
teal ana useful nature. and 1t has been de-
cided 10 continue them from year to year.
They Will be most Instructive, including the
making of poultices. bathing and dressing OF
bed patients changing mattresses and other
work necessary for the sick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27
DANISH STEAMERS MISSION
EurricS From Willemstad for Puerto
Cnbello With Dispatches.

WILLEMsTAD. ISLAND OF cURA-
GOA, May 26,-The Danish steamer
Christiansted OF the Dutch Colonial
service. hurriedly left here for Puerto
Cabello on the night of May 25th, with
a government dispatch for the Dutch
minister at Caracas.
It is supposed the dispatch Is COM
nected with the latest events regard
ing the closing OF Venezuelan ports to
Dutch vessels. and President Castro's
decree prohibiting the transshipment
of cargo in the Island of Curacao
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27
i. TO-. Orcflnrd,

In the death of Mr.. l. Z. Orchard of
South Carolina, which occurred in New
YORK last week. the musical world
loses a capable critic. He was one OF
the best known men in the country
among. musical people, his store of in
formation concerning the lives Of mu-
sicians and the happenings OF the
musical world being regarded as re-
markabe. he also had wide expert
ence in newspaper work.
AS small child he mastered the in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27

i influences will be brought to bear to
induce him to- remain as principal next
| session. Besides being MI efficient
teacher and scholar. Professor Hoke is
| an excellent business man and citi.
zen. being one of the leaders In the
recent movement which resulted III
1.-THE establishment of one of the strong.
est business mems organizations ever
known In Manchester.
Friends Make Effort for New Trlal.
! Friends OF Victor y. Rudd, former
Manchester boy. who was recently sen :
fenced to life imprisonment in West
Virginia. on the charge of killing
Ing a strenuous effort to have the case
appealed before the, West Virginia
COURTS. Rudd is a brother-in- law of
Mr; 9, II. Burroughs, Of this city. who
Rndd is well known, both in Man.
chester and Richmond where he worked
for many years. During the time that
he lived In this community he bore
industrious and honest. Mr.. l.. r. Pa
tram member of the Manchester City
Council, has written Il. letter to the
Governor of West Virginia, testifying
to Rudd's good name, and asking for
new trial. &t the time of his trial
Rudd did not appeal to his friends here,
and was without funds to employ a
lawyer.
DcUtn DUO 10 ACciueut.
The coroner's jury, which met at
Chesterfield Courthouse Monday to con-
slider the death OF Mr.. S. Y. Gillian,
who died after Il fall from car on the
-Richmond and Petersburg line, brought
in verdict of death due to shock and
!lemorrhage. y number of eye-wit-
nesses to the unfortunate affair were
examined. but there was no way of
telling whether the death was due TO
accident or suicide. DIR. j. G. Rennie
attended the man.
Mr.. J. D. Mays. Of Ettrick. who was
standing on the platform OF the car
when Gillian fell. or jumped off. said
he distinctly heard the man say:
"Good-by," or I'm gone" before he
left the car. Evidence was also taken.
from Conductor Robinson, Of Manches-
ter, and others.
Gambling Cases Continued.
In the Corporation Court yesterday.
Judge Clopton continued the cases of
John Baughan, Dunky Daniels, Georgia
Day, Joseph Woodbridge, Tatum and
Hastings, charged with gambling. un-
til the next term of the court. 1t is
reported that before the next term a
which will be satisfactory
to the city officials, Will be effected.
and that the cases will not come up In
court
Brief Items.
Woodbridge Camp, Confederate Vet
Grams, of Chesterfield Courthouse. met
Monday and elected DR.. j. T. Bransford
DIR. j., p Gillian and Mr.. w. B. Hor-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27
rrespnsscr. Arrested.

John Johnson and John Watson. both
white. were arrested yesterday by De-
tective 3. w. Light for riding on the
trains and trespassing on the property
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
They will be tried before Magistrate
Lewis this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27
Turner Ashby Monroe.

Special to The Times Dispatch.1
MANCHESTER, VA, May 2G.-Fol-
loving a severe illness of spinal men,
lnsitis. Sheriff Turner Ashby Monroe.
OF hampshire county, w. Va, died last
evening at his home at Capon Bridge
the late Sheriff John Monroe, ana
leaves his widow. formerly Miss Horn;
hVe children. his mother and two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27

gress in music and culinary science.
and for excellence in classroom work
and Bible study. Certificates We're
given for work in sewing and culinary
science.
The exercises will continue tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27
Walter S. Edmond.
A. Uo,tar 6 Edmond az Nlilboro
Funeral OF Mr.. Claybornc.
Rice Dobbins.
snecia, TO The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
RADFORD, VA, May 26.--One of the
saddest deaths that has occurred here
recently was that Of Rice Dobbns. Jr.,
n bright, popular lad of eight, aud the
nn1y child Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Rice Dob
fins. which occurred Sunday attern DON.
after ar. illness of only fourteen hours.
The little fellow had been out riding
Ills pony Saturday afternoon, and
seemed In his usual health and spirits.
Ho was taken violently III shortly be-
fore midnight, and suffered intensely
until the end came-abou lao the
next day. His physician pronounced
death due to ptomaine poisoning.
Funeral services We're held from the
family residence, on Grove Avenue, by
the Rcy. j. A. III, shuler, In the pres
ence Of a larg, gathering of friends.
Mrs. w. II. Watkins.
5Tspeclal to The Times Dispatch.l
BALLSVILLE, VA, May 26,--Mrs. w.
IT. Watkins died very suddenly on sun
dav. at her home near this place. of
heart trouble She, was we'll and at
tending TO her household duties as
usual Soon after retiring she WAS
taken with n sinking spell and died
before any aid could be rendered, She
was a lady of beautiful Christian
character, much beloved in this cons
munity.
she leaves a husband and three chill.
dren--Mr. Walter Watkins Of West
virginia.; MI. Leslie Watkins, OF Dan
VILE Va, and Miss Rosa Watkins, Of
Richmond.
NlM. Alice n. IInislop.
u, I 5, The Times pispateh,l
@ SPOTSYLVANlA, VA, May 26.--Mrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27

who wished more time in which to pre-
pare his case. Rowe was bailed In
the sum of $4,000, with Messrs. r. d.
Harlan and l.. f. Jenkins as security.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27
At HartsIlorn College.

The graduating exercises of the nor.
NAL class of Hartshorn Memorial Col
lege We're held last night in the college
chapel. The essays and music display
ed marked talent.
The first prize for the best essay, in
regard to rhetoric and delivery, was
awarded to Ollie NJ. Guerrant, of Rich
mond; the second prize to Willie D.
Moss. of Norfolk.
Prizes We're also awarded for pro-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27
William Gnninger.

Especial TO The Times -Dlspatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, May 26.-
Mr.. William Gallinger, a well-known
citizen OF Spotsylvania county, died
yesterday at tho home of his brother,
S. Gatlinger, at an advanced age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27

Ida v. Edwards, wife of Mr.. George
Edwards. died at half-past IL o'clock
last night at her home at Estes. IN
Prince George county. after long ILL.,
ness. Mrs. Edwards is survived by her
husband and three sons; also by three
sisters and two: brothers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27
STRANDED BOATS FL0ATED
One Got Away Without Revealing Her
MISUNDERSTANDING

One Got Away Without Revealing Her
MISUNDERSTANDING
NEW YORK, May 26.-The Clyde
Line steamer Seminole, which went
aground at Point Pleasant in the fog
esterday, was floated to-day and pro-
ceeded to this port practically undam-
aged. The Seminole was bound from
the West Indies to New York with six
teen passengers and large cargo OF
sugar.
NEW YORK. May 26.-The steamer
which went aground near Nantolokins
life saving station on the New Jersey
coast late yesterday floated without
assistance during the night and pro-
ceeded without her identity having be-
come known. Life savers started to
go to the assistance Of the steamer as
soon as they learned she was In trou-
Bile, but by the time they had arrived
at the scene tho steamer had worked
off into deep water and continued her
voyage. 1t is believed she did not sus-
tain any serious damage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27

tricacies of chess to remarkable de-
gree, and accomplished the feat OF
playing four games while blindfoldeo
with as many opponents, and came out
victorious.
When Henry w. Grady was editor
of the Atlanta Constitution, Mr.. Orch
ard was q valued member OF his staff.
While on the Constitution he wrote
many musical criticisms and historical
sketches. which attracted great atten-
Ition.
At the time of his death Mr.. Orch
ard was the editor and publisher of
the musical magazine. Tone" His
body was taken to his old home in Co
lumbia. S. G.
Funeral of Child.
The funeral of Lawson Younger Tan
ner, the four-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. e. Tanner, of No. 312 IL South
Third Street, took place from the res
idence yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
Rev DR.. r. ]. Willingham. The in
tern.ent was made in Hollywood. The
little boys uncles-Messrs Charles an J ~ W. Y
ner-acted as pall-bearers.
Walter S. Edmond.
Mr.. Walter s. Edmond of Nlilboro,
died at the Memorial Hospital yester-
day morning. He was slXty,five years
old and was the son of MI. RoDeIl
Edmond, who lived in this so,, Guy: .o ne
Messrs. Robert, Hector D. and D DTS
Courtney and Marion Edmond. The
funeral will take place from the Grace
Street Presbyterian Church this after
noon at 4:30 o'clock.
Funeral OF Mr.. Claybornc.
The funeral of Mr.. w. Fl. Clayborne,
who died on Monday afternoon from
the effects of severe fall, VIII take
Mace this afternoon at $50 o'clock
from the Venabe Street Baptist Church.
The interment will be made In River
view Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27

EUROPE PARTIES. June 1s, 20, g7, July q
~ Carls's Cruises of the "Arabtc' Y 1900,
tons. to ORIENT, Feb. 4th, ROUND Till
WORLD. Oct 10, 90. Feb, $40. FRANK
+ G., CLARK, Times Building Nav York
s u; BOWMAN. SOS L. Main ST., Rich
inoud. y -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27
Z. II. Wrcnn.
rsraciol, - ri. ,rir, u D,,n,,o

Especial to The Times Dispatcf.l
:, LfNCHBuRG, VA. May 26.--P. L
Wrenn, aged seventy-nine, Confed-
crate veteran and former merchant.
died late to-day at his home here, after
an illness OF ten years. lie and his
wife last year celebrated the golden
anniversary of their lnarriage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27
Gambling Cases Continued.
Brief Itel,ls.

Woodbridge Camp. Confederate Vet
Grams, of Chesterfield Courthouse. met
Monday and elected DR.. J. T.. Bransford
DIR. j.. p. Gillian and Mr.. w. B. Hor-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27

At the time of his death Mr.. Orch
ard was the editor and publisher OF
the musical magazine. Tone" His
body was taken to his old home in Co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27

prizes were also awarded for pro-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27

Cases are numerous of fat people
becoming permanent invalids by the
use Of starvation diets AND dangerous
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-27

tricacies of chess to a remarkable de-
gree. and accomplished the feat OF
playing four games while blindfoidea
with as many opponents, and came out
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-13
NDtiS au Stemer5aBler.
mopor's Office, San antonio,
Serns 1908

IS miro hermit origefinoiat,
oaB Der ugooro Of @qua(iia-
tion" om Montag BEN 2. 9epperlber
in Ser Office bes Staot-alieliors,
in Der Sta6tbaae, 3uIammengetre-
ten lit, I'M iiber Die @ppeaationell
gegen Die @nti6eioung oes Staot.
4iieilors unb iiber aae bonn IIleior
gemadte aiieiiments (angegebene unl
nidt ongegebene) fir @igentum fir
oas am 81. Mai 1908 enoelloe Sis.
taliabr 81 perbanoeln.
Die 8eboroe bleibt t0glib bon 8
l1br pormittags Bis / ubr nohn1it-
tags (Sonntag unb Seiertog altsge-
idloiierD in Sisung uno beenoet if.
re @rbeiten innerbalb Ieh5ig Gagen.
0ahoem iid oie @qualiiations-9e-
borbe nertagt bat, meroen neoer Scr
5tootrot, nod oas @lleiiment-ao-
mite Getitionen be5iigli6 Der 4iieil-
ments beriidii6tigen.
8rDanGaIIaeDan
Ntteitiert: Mapor.
Sreo. 5ries,
Stuot-Glerf.
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Mpnn Scr GerI MIR Sic

n8enn Ser &erI mir 6ie &ulii.
ien mid 5uiammenreiBt. Oct more
9efeblt. Solerlt gum &1tliIienreiBcr
i6eint ct 81 boben," brummte ser
&entier uno beobo6tete nit ie6r ge-
miidten @efiiblen ben Sang Ser
Sanolung.
u9ie Sl1lia i9eint beionoers to-
lentooa 5u iein," meinte ooS 6rdlt-
lein anerfennenb, als sic @opulct-
todter ibr 2iebesgefliilter Begun.
Iber Ser Hentier i6ien penig er.
bout BON ibrem Spiel. st is lid
fem, ct is MID ioealiitii6," fritilisrtc
er. st bat einen itorfen 3ug int
9fealiitiide, 10 SIT iagen mot tpie ein
bren5elidet gerbaltllis 5piiden oee
men 3D.
v0os lino ia audi Die 5pei, sic
iid 5mii6en BEN 9uIiilen gefiiBt
boben," fliiiterte 4rn1lf. l1no je
beiBer Die 2iebesi6mitre ml1roen, INN
10 unrl1biger muroe Der Hentier
uno riidte nerpos oltf ieinem S1ltbl
bin uno Der. l1no oils &omeo
ii6 gegen Sulio pernebmen lieB:
SD moGt', ib mar 0ein goscl, F"
murmelte Salberidlog ergrimnrt:
n0u biit i6on elmer, uno Elm ertro
lei1ter oo5n." limo ols Der Gors
borg gefauen NOR ltllb oqes flotid)=
te, fonnte er ith niht entbalten,
leiie 81 5ii6en.
u9te 0oriteqer iheinen ii6 S6res
9eifaqs nidt gu erfreuen", tragic
8otofi. u0ee," befannte Ser 8en-
tier, ooet 8aor i6eint mir i6on
intim geiporoen 51 ieill, I'M oct Is,
tpie id Sbofelpearen iein 5tiid auf-
foiie, ne iroBe 8oreiligfeit III ipridjt
mid fir cine fiinitleriide auffo,=
Jung. 9ojeien mnB man proteitie=
ren."
9as Sntereiie an BEN 9arbietur-
gen NOR ibm einIttpeilen obbotoea
gefommen. SelbIt fir unfreipil;-
gen &un1or Idfen er nnempfangli6,
unb als in Dem Ser Sbafeipeare.
Scene folgenoen @inofter ein 8ear,
Der ii6 auf ieinen moblgepfleqtat
Sdnau5bort etpos 5ugute tun mlB-
tie, oieien plobli6 6eim liebeonae1
@mpor8tpirbeln in ben Sanoen be-
belt uno oaes losladte, iagte Der
Hentier MIR geloiien: SEQ, Eo'n
Wumpis. 60 not poppt man bod
better an"
0un folete oos Sauptitiif bes
abenos. Die u8bontalie": u9o5
Slid in Sreubentbal", momit Die
oramotiihen @uffibruneen gel6foi-
len meroen ioaten. Ser 8orDmng
bob ii9 Dor elmer moloigen 2a;lG-
idaft nit ei1em Musblid auf einen
See out uno Die nnterbaltung i'm
8ublifum nerltummte.
Nus Dem @ebiii6 trot cine @en-
oengottin, eine idlanfe ounfel1da.
rige Srauengeitoot berpor, cine &ro-
ne I'M blume1geibmiiften Soar, IN
fueiBIeioenem, nollenoem 8eiponoe.
Sic ihritt laneiam bis 5ur Mitte
Ser 8iihne Dor uno blifte finneno
alf oen Gee binous.
Tortlcenna foIat.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-13
Giienba6m=s tatiitif.

aus Dem bis gum 30 SUM rei-
6enoen Sabresberi1t Der Gan Mn-
tonic uno aranias 8oB gabn gebt
bernor, bob oas Sabr nit einenl
0efi5it BON $163,62t.S8 obidloB
uno 0oB oos Defi5it ieit Dem 9e=
lteben Der 8abn fib auf $5,642 Ill
81 belauft.
IS nuroen i'm perfloiienen Sabre
707,S93 8aiioeiere ~beforoert, Die
cine @innabme BON $8t9,St6.98
bradten; our6i9nittli6 per Sept
$1.f6. Die 9urhidnitts5abl Ser
Baliagiere fir ieoen 3ug NOR 1927.
Ser Sradtoerfebr peiit 892. 005
8onnen auf, nofiir S ,15O,368.S0
eineingen.
Der 8aIiaeier-gerfeb tpeiit cine
4bnabme BON 15S,207 auf ODER
1876 Bro8ent gegen oas porberge-
benoe Sabr.
Die @in1abmen fir 5raft wo-
rem UNI $485, .9S ODER Inn 1871
Bro5ent geringer, als int Sabre
1906-1907.
9ieier 8eri6t ioGte eigentlia nidt
gum Giienbabnbau ernutigert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-13

Sbasmeiiter @illiom 3.
Stiles pom republifoniid)el1
GountD &ompagne=&omite beridtet,
oaB Die ~geiommten aampognez9ei-
trage ii6 anf $767.50 beliefen, no
bon $764 o~lsgegeben muroen, io
oaB $3.50 in Der Safe perbleiben
Die Subicriptiouen gum Sono roll-
gieren BON ST bis $50.
Ole neue 9umpe fir sic
8oiierDerf=&ompagnie miegt t.,
100000 8fnno. Sic fomn1t Doll
Milmoltfee uno bie Srott betragi
ltobe5u $4,000. Die gumpe miro
ur bret arteiii6e Drummer ae-
3rou6t u1lo bat cine &apa5itat bon
100000 @auonen per Stui1oe.
Die @ebiter &ornpagnie Don
San antonio bot ii1 nit einem Ga
pital bon $4,000 gum Gin uno
8erfutf bon @aaren uno 8robuftsr
inforporieren lalien. Die 8eteifig-
ten iino 8. 81. @ebIter, S. 6. Sur
ratt, IS. &. McGompbea uno S. 81.
8ebiter.
Ole s60nbeiten unlerer Giro
Ben in BEN alibenteilen ser S1aot
tperoen ben Siirgern BEL Dem
noBliden @etter reht ben1erfbar.
Selblt Die maeaoamilierten Gtro.
BEN befinoen fid in idredlidem 3u-
ltan6e.
= Sn mal6en intereiiierter
&reifen meroen idon moeIide Ma.
pors-&moioaten in @rmagung ge
5ogen. gt1pas friib 5por, ober &c
5eigt bod, 0aB cine ltarfe Sppoii.
ton gegen Goaagban porbanoen lit
8enn Die @eener Der Mominiitrc.
tion aber nidt eiren ourdaus ia.
bigen uno popularen Mann fir oos
4mt finoen fonnen, Damn lit ibrs
Miibe perloren.
SIN Sftober tparen Die S6u.
len BON 5051 Mao6en unD 1885
4tloben beindt; oie So6i6uIe hott,
355 S6iilerinnen unb 258 S6Hler
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9arf man int gett leien?

8ieie praftiid rebt mi6tige 6roga
beba1oelt Ser @ugenor5t Or. Sllgo
Seildenfelo in elmer Dor &ur8em in
Der oWeo. &lil1if" peroffentlidteil
arbeit. 3nei @riinoe iit1o es, sic
nod ieinen geoba6tungen bierbei Sic
Ingen i6aoli6 beeinfluiien: gritens
tit oos 2i6t beim 2eien I'M 8ette I'M
giinltig. Die meiiten Meni6en, oie
oieie i6lebte @ngenobnbeit baden,
lelen bel &er5en= ooer 1lrgeniigenoem
2ompenlidt, uno 5neitens fdQt oo3
2idt, oas nur Die 2eiefld6e belellh=
ten ioate, nit oerielben Starfe otreft
ms @uge. 8ie aorperbaltune tit
ebenfoGs nie Die Selbltperi hide
oes Iutors 6eigen = bon grobenl
@inflnB. Sci aufredter Saltung lit
Der Slid in einem @infel bon 25
8rao geienft, bel %bori5ontoler Sage
MIR I'M 10 @roo, nobel iebe neitere
Senfung unangenebm ipirft. @Glt
man mieoer1m Die 2eiefldde bo6er,
10 peroen Die gum 9eabeIeben notluen-
oigen Wltsfeleruppen oes auges TO-
Der an9eitrengt. Nod unginItigel
iinb Die 8erbaltniife, pern man beilr
2eien i'm 8ette, mie es ia meiIt Ser
5aa tit, ouf Der Seite liegt. Sief6ei
mitllen Die @ugenmusfeln unter ool-
Zig anoeren 8eoinguneerL als es nor
molerfpeiie Der Saa it, arbeiterl iie
fperoen iebr angeitrenet unb ernlit=
ben Inn 10 ihneler. Die Solge iii
oas ugeri6nimmen ser 3eilen, oos
in @irflibfeit nid)ts onoeres lit aIs
Elm Doppeltieben, oas beiBt cine mar
gelbafte @initeaung Ser 8ilber ieoes
auges, Die normal als ems eri9ei=
men. 9a 6as 2eien i'm 8ett mie ieoe
Raborbeit inter ungiinitigen 8eoin-
gungen Die gntmidlung Ser &ur55id)-
tiefeit beforoern fam, 10 1T alien
Berionen Bis gum Is. 2ebensiabre,
beionoers fpenn 4nlage sur &uro-
it6tigfeit ooer gor ibr 8elteben nod
geipieien lit, oas 2eien i'm 8ett gu
perbieten, 6a Bis at oieiem Sitter Iidl
oaS Inge nod i'm @odstum befia-
Del. abgeieben oabon, oaB bel Sin
bern Die 2eftiire fur8 Dor Dem Gin.
idlafen 81 erregten SrGumen Ser.
anlal1nng gebe11 fam.
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@erlangt,

2erte, Die 1000 ooer me6r Mdcr
2ano uuclearen" unO fultipieren
noaen, 5ebn Weilen meltli6 pom
B~leaiotton. 0os NOTICE 0glearen"
miro be5ablt. 9as 2anb miro uui
Inteil an Der @rnte berpa6tet. Ne
fleftierenoe miilen lire eigenen Sc
rati6aften liefern uno Die erltea
ie6s Wpnate in 3elten mobnenL Bis
Sduier gebout lino. 06beres 5u en-
fragen 3imnter Ali, Mlamu Sanf
8ebGnoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-13

&Drreipon0eus. = Stem 8aoen. s.
y. Gop. 1908. Sebt, 90 Die grlltt
Dies Sabr fat gang eingeerntet lit,
meiB man ON beiten, mas es aieb.
gtun mir baben, menn audi feline
gang gl1n5enoe, 10 oof immerbin
in ulen Irtifeln cine gut autric-
oeriitedenoe grnte eenladt, 10 oab
Seoermam 5ufrieoen iein fam.
neberboupt baben mir bier. in ben
lebten paar Sabren tros 9oatpiebel
ilnmer nod einigermaBen quite
ernten gebabt. ga loufen piele
5ormer in @egenoen bin, mo- Der
@fer robes 2ano bon 1910 uno
nod mebr Collars foitet uno tuetn
es oann orauf unb bran fontmt,
MAIDEN iie auf ben 4der au6 nidlt
mebr, als mir bier nno babel ba-
ben mir ben 8orteil, BOB bier ir.
geflo cine 5ru6t gut eeoeibt, tpeu1
nur oos @etter oa5u lit nno Der
5armer feline S6uloigfeit tut. 81
lit elmer bon bier, es NOR nod oosli
mein na6Iter 0abbar, fort rno bat
in elmer Gan I%ntonier oeutidJerl
3eitung Die @egeno bier 10 idlcd,t
gema6t: man miiBte BON bier fort,
fpenn man nibt oerbungern moQte.
Die 4ompagnie, oie ieinen 8lcs
gefauft bot oenielben Die lesten bei=
Den Sabre b%errentet. @s lit itid)t
mebr ais bo6itens 20-22 gder
flor 5elo uno Die bot oieie Satire
al 500 Gente per Sabr er6altelt
BON engliiden Sarmern, Die ii6
lpabrlid ni6t iiberoneeltrengt ba-
ben. User fam ga nod fagelL BOP
oos Sanb ni6t gut mare.
WiIheIm M6oCf
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sanbh.it tam nidt aeheiIt perOen

1urd Iofale NppIifationen, neil tie ben
franfen Cell 0es Sbres nidt e~rreiG1en
fonnen. IS giebt MIR einen 8e9, Die
Salbbeit gu furiereu, uuo Der lit burd1
fonltitufionelle 6eilmittel. 9aubbeit miro
ourh einen ent3unoeten 3uitano Der
ldlelmigen ausfIeiouu9 Der Gultadyifdeu
Nobre perurin6t. @eun biefe 9i0bre
iidJ ent5in0et, babt Sbr einen rlimpelns
Den 8on ODER ufipoLtommenes @eb0r;
UNI ipenn tie gang seidIofien lit. erfolgf
Salibteit, un0 lDern Die @nt3iinouno
nidJt 8eboben ulo oieie 9lobre nieoer in
ibren geb0rtgeu 3nitano periebt ner0en
tarn, fpiro oas @ebor fir INNER 5erit1rt
iperoen; feun Sdle unter 8ebu Sin6 ourd
&ntarrh berliria6t, fpeld]er nidts als
EN- ert8iinoeter Suitano Der fdIeimiger
SberfIdde lift.
Wlr tuouen einbui16ert 9pIars fir ies
ben, our6 aotnrrb berllrfahten aeI BON
Saubheit geben, ben mir nidt 6urh tns
nehmen bon n9an's aatarrbs& Sur beiIeu
iDnilen. SaBt gu6 umfonit 3irfulare
fomrnen.
s. 8. gbeneb G Co., gulebu, ..
9ertauft bon allen apotbefern, 75c.
5aas aauiIiensginen limb Die 6eften.
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Gaupaane-ltnfpiten.

Die peridieoenen aanoioateu ge=
ben ibre aampagne-ltnfoiten ipie
folgt an:
Sobn S. Onion $451.o3; Ben
.. Sinoiep $290.80; Sanles 8.
SloDoen $685.; Gbeiter s.. Ser
ref $40; Sobn 6. 8rainer $25;
Bbil. $. Sboof $40, Soiepb llm-
i6eio SIS; S6ao. e. @oams So. 80;
Ben g.. 5isf $t5; Sobn 81. Bitter
5ranf S. Netpton $25; az
bert g. @ntb $34.75.
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2n p~erfanfen.

Gin gutter @eihdftspIdb in Ger
Staot Worion uno cine CUTE 200
4fer Sorm in Der 9eabe bon Sun
Intonio iino gu perfaufen. Maa
penoe fi6 an
q. 8prsfelo,
81. 81. geo. 8, 8or A. 5on antonio.