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New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
POSTMASTER GENERAL RECOVERED

Washington. July 6.-Postmaster General @s'
who was made somewhat i'll several days Se0 .
eating unwhoesome food. returned to-day froH 49,
over Sunday trip to Annapolis where ne went
quiet rest. Mr.. Meyer has entirely recoyere1
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
PARIS BUYS AMERICANS PAINTING.

Paris. July 6.-The Municipal Council has dsciaN
TO purchase Richard Millers picture, The Ivy
Seller" Mr.. Miller showed several pictures .
the spring salon Of the Societe des Artists FranaA
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
PRESENTED TO KING EDWARD.

London, July 6.-Clarence Moore of Washington
was presented to-day to King Edward by Am
bassador Reid at q levee held At St. Jamess
Palace.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

The anti Bryan movement is at last launcheo
Denver dispatches reported yesterday that the
first conference of the anti-Bryan forces hao
been called for yesterday afternoon Ihe ma
tional convention meets to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

There is only one real, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rainbow-chasing expert at the Denver coh'en
ton He is the chief manager OF 'iie uId'
Presidential boom. and his name htiy oescriOes
him II is Marvel.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

Six small BOYS commit highway robbery upon
one little girl. Truly, as the late MI Burke oo-
served, the age of chivalry is gone
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

We are not sure that the Hon c. A Pugsley
as its tail would not add strength to the Demo-
cratic ticket He certainly couldn't do the
other thing.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

Colonel Hemphill the editor Of THE Charles
ton News and Courier has this to say OF COLO
mel Watterson's picturesque attack upon the
Parker resolutions:
TIE must be crazy, or worse 10 apPeaf ftep az
"honorable men md thoughtful Democrats dllet
such an outburst of villanous denunciatl0n OF
many of the best and truest and most loya Delo sd
Gratis of the party indicates either dlsordereu
mind a rotten heart
Tut! tut. Colonel Watterson, having at length
got over the "anti-Bryan habit as he boasts
is now afflicted with a bad attack of the Bryan
habit Having a richer vocabulary, he out
Bryans Bryan. That is all This, too, Will pass
some time in November.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

One of the spokesmen of the Mexican border
marauders rises to insist that those gentlemen
are not bandits but patriots of high and noble
aims We have no doubt of it They are all
honorable men," the purest patriots that ever
raided henroost or looted a bank.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

Judge Parker is going to be scrupulously reg
ular The conservatives will have their next
turn in 1912.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

Mr. and Mrs Edison Bradley. who have bee
abroad for several weeks. have sailed from Ionoo
and are due here this week.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

Mr. md Mrs Frederick c. Havemeyer nave 8oh
to Newport, where they will remain the CREATE
part of the summer.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
Inder to Advertisements.
lem71ork DAILY Grihrr,rs

TUESDAY, JULY Z, 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

Mrs A Scott Cameron has gone to Ricnheiu
Springs where she will spend the summer
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

Nr and Mrs William Sloane. who are now In
California are expected back the latter part OF ths
MONTH when they Will go to Lenox to be the guests
of Mr. Sloanes mother, Mrs. John Sloane.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-21
GREAT rs CROWD
OF VISITORS
CONTINUED from page ID

ination to feel the keen pleasure that
could be enjoyed by the people in the
grove and in the grand stand who
gather in little groups to listen to the
music. as it waved over the little lake
and echoed back from the hills on the
other side.
The high diving stunt, owing to in
jury to the driver. had to be omitted
yesterday evening. but was promised
for this evening.
The fireworks in the evening were
gorgeous and will be repeated this
evening.
The free attractions cost the man
Rgement in the neighborhood of $500
for the week but it was money well ex-
pended. The trick bicyclists, the ath-
letes and the aerial acrobats were ar
fists.
There was good hack service to and
from the depots and all hours of the
day and evening and the prices were
very reasonable.
Attorney Peterson proved to be ar
excellent starter and John Gavit and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-21
CONTRACTS FORFEITED
Gary Construction Company
Lays Down on Two
Whiting Streets.

Whiting, Aug. 21-(SpeciaD-At a
special council meeting held here last
night, the Gary Construction company,
which has the paving contract for One
Hundred and Nineteenth street, Penn
sylvania avenue and New York avenue,
forfeited the contract for New York
and Pennsylvania avenues on the
grounds that they could not finish the
work as soon as the city would like
to have it done.
The company has had the streets
torn up for a long time and they are
now impossible The company. how
ever, agreed to finish One Hundred
and Nineteenth street Immediately
City Attorney Westfall went to Gary
to confer with the Gary Construction
company relative to the contracts and
! brought back the word to the council
last evening.
The city will advertise for bids on
Pennsylvania and New York avenues
next Tuesday evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-21
SH|PWRECK COSTS LIFE
South Chicago Sloop "Jau-
nita" Caught in Terri
BILE Storm.

With a dead man in the cabin. and
another fainting on the reck from
hunger and exhaustion, after a terrible
voyage on Lake Michigan, the little
sloop Juanita of South Chicago was
yesterday towed into the Milwaukee
harbor News reached South Chicago
last night of the rescue in midlake
The dead man is supposed to be Phil
lip Thompson, well-to-do resident of
Escanaba. Mich.
His companion, Edward Geebe, 40
years old, lived in South Chicago until
recently. When the boat was lowed
into Milwaukee Beebe told a terrible
story of how the storm of Monday
night had torn away the sails of the
sloop and they were compelled to drift
around in the lake without anything
to eat or drink
Fright and Hunger.
Thompson. Beebe said. is thought to
have died from fright and for nearly
twenty hours he remained on board
with his dead companion, trying to see
a passing ship The men had had Moth
ing to eat since Tuesday. After the
sails had been torn off the sloop the
boat became unmanageable and they
were at the mercy of the waves, which
threatened to send the boat to the bot
tom of the lake.
The little sloop had drifted to nearly
thirty miles of South Chicago in the
lake at a good gait, when the Helena
spied 1t and went to their rescue. The
Helena is freighter and plies between
South Chicago and Milwaukee, and was
making for Milwaukee when the boat
was sighted
Beebe told of how they passed abou;
! three excursion boats which were near
| them, and he put up signal of dis
| tress, but they all seemed to ignore
1t and kept on their way. He also
said that he thought he might as vel
end his life in the waves as to wait
| the fate of starving, but after he
thought of his wife and children he
kept up his courage until they were
| rescued.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-21

J. R. Malone of Valparaiso las fearless
judges.
Much regret was expressed on every
side. especially among Hammond peo-
| pie, when it was learned that Laura
Fay, McAleer's pacing mare, would not
start today.
1t was a rich field for the politician.
He was in evidence everywhere, and he
did not overlook the baby either.
There may be bigger attractions
somewhere else, but in no other place
| iE the world can the people of Lake
County buy admission to a place where
they will meet so many of their old
friends whom they have not seen in
years as at county fair. This alone
is worth all the money that 1t costs to
take in the fair.
Just a friendly suggestion to the
management of the county fair: A few
seats scattered through the grove.
where tired people may sit when the
grass is dusty. a few more side shows
instead of spinning wheels, coupled
with that spirit that the management
has shown in the past to give the peo-
pie the best for their money, may meet
with popular favor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-21
HOBART PAPER ADMITS IT
Says Milk Was Shipped
By Hardesty When Diph-
liberia Was in Family.

Hobart, Ind, Aug. 21.-(Special)-In
commenting on THE TINES story about
the investigation of the milk shopping
there at the orders of DR.. Evans of
the Chicago board of health and DR..
HURRY of the state board, the Hobart
Gazette says that the story is untrue
throughout and then admits that milk
was shipped from the farm of Hardesty
when there was diptheria on the place
and that DR.. Dobbins of Wheeler per-
mitted it.
The story came from both the Chi
cago and Indianapolis boards of health.
The Gary authorities have had a great
del of trouble with some of the milk
shipped from Hobart township in the
past
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-21
National Conversations.

If you see three men standing to-
gether on the sidewalk in any given
country, you can guess the subject
of their conversation. In Germany it
is the army; in Russia the bu-
reaucracy; in France, women; in the
United States, business; in England.
sport, and in Turkey, nothing at all
La Derniere Heure, Brussels.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-21

The longer you advertise a good ar
ficle I'm the Times. the easier 1t In to
ae1I It.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-21

JOIN THE ARMY WHO HAVE TRIED
TIMES WANT ADS AND HAVE NOT
FOUND THEM WANTING.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-21
HAS HARD LUCK STORY
Oscar Ahlgren May Write a
Book on Experiences Co
ing to County Fair.
Especial to THE TIMEs).

Whiting. Ind. Aug. 21.-Oscar Ahl-
gren. Arthur Gardner and Eric Nc
Clellan wanted to attend the fair at
Crown Point, so they thought about the
cheapest way to go and take in the
sights was to go by bicycle.
They reached Crown Point in due
time, but they had no sooner struck
town when Ahlgren's wheel broke
down. The three boys worked from
to o'clock trying to repair it, but did
not succeed. They were at loss as
what to do, as he did not have the
money to pay his car fare home. He
saw that it was up to him to walk
home so he thought the sooner he
started the better. He took his wheel
to a farm house and began his jour
ney. He came in contact with farm
er's wagon and the driver agreed to
let him ride. Instead of being taken
in the direction of home he was taken
three miles out into the country and
was compelled to walk back to the
road
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-21
Ask. Farmer For Ride.

After striking the road again he
was not making very good time, so
when an auto happened to pass he
asked the occupant for ride.
He was given a ride as far as East
Chicago, from where he took the car.
He reached home at $3.50 and his
friends were much surprised to find
upon their arrival that he had beaten
them by about two hours.
Their experience is perhaps lasting
one, as Ahlgren says he won't try to
see any more county fairs on a BIZ
cycle unless he is fortunate enough to
have car fare home on his person.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-25

men 9ouleparo 5t bo1ter1, cine 8roGt=
ltroBe, mie fem 9ono Ser @elt lie
ouf5upeiien baben miiroe. Die Giro
BE miirOe cine 2dnge bon IS Meiletl
baden rtno oltber DEM Souptfpege be-
iorloere @ege fir Ilttomobile nno Ell
ne eleftrii6 betriebene S%troBenbo6n
erbalten. Die Barfonlagen 81 beioen
Seiten Ser StroBe lonen bon Ben ein-
5elnen Staaten o11gelegt meroen. ST.
Ser Staot miirbe mtBeroem eine1t
Sell oes @elonoes 5~ugetpielen erbol=
ten, I'M BORT Elm Dem 3mede ent=
ipre6enoes @eb0uoe ooer eil1 Gent
mol 5u erri6ten. Iuf bieie 8eiie
niir6e Die Inteilnabme Der 9elamln=
ten Station in Ser oenfbar groBartiQ=
item @erfe gum 9(usorud gebradt
uno etn @erf geidaffen peroen, oas,
pie oie @ppii6e StroBe Die Sobrtalt=
lenoe ii~beroauern piiroe. Ser Blall
lit i6on oesbalb oisfutierbor, lpeil
ieiner 4ltsfiibrung nniiberminoli6e
Sbmierigfeiten lib nidt entgegenitel-
len miiroen. Sier fonnte in Der Sat
elm @erf geidoffen merOen, bos mie
fem a1toeres oes groBen Gotten, oel-
len @eoddtnis es %lebenotg erbolten
iol, piiroig iein miiroe. @s miiroe
elm Matchmaker Recommendation inn
belten Gimme oes @ortes mer0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-25

tperoen? @ieGei6t lit Die Belt oieler
@rfenntris gefommen ooer fd1gt al.
Seoenfaus bot Safer 8ilbelms nelt
lte S~rieoensreoe in oieIem Gimme ale
iene Seber uno GerIeumoer, Neioer
nno WiBgiinitige INDIRECT auf cine
8irfliffeit birgemieiert beren 9[n-
erfennung iie gum S6tpeigen %bringen
milBte. SorlGufig miro es faunr
gel6eben. 9o6 lit 81 boffen, BOB Die
fotlerlt6en @orte nod ni6t auf itei=
nigen nno unfrl6tbaren 9ooen ge-
folen iino. gai6t in europa ionoern
o%nBerbalb guropas idlun1mert sic
9efobr fir Dos @eiterbelteben ieiner
bisberigen gorma6titelung mtf Or
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-25
spamicn nmo Maruffo.

Na6 Sen enelii6en 8epeiden 5u
urteiler, iteben Sranfreid unb Spa
MEN IN Ser Waroffo=Srage eltg nit
einanoer perbunoen ga uno berridt
nidt MIR unter oe1t Hegier1ngel1
ionoern olld inter Sen g0lfern in
8e5ug auf oieie @neelegetbeit poll=
tie @inigfeit. 9ie neueiten 8oItnab-
ribten loiien Die Sabe ieoo6 IN Ell
mem o1oern 2i6t erlheinen. 9cnt=
ide 3eituneen eeben oa Die @eubc=
rltngen iponii6er SLATER mieoer, aus
oenen flor ltno oeutli6 .berporgeht
0aB man in Sponien mebr 81
0eutiblonbs Steauug in Ser Mo-
roffo=Ingelegenbeit bin1ei9t als 5t
o~erienigen Sranfreid's. Die fro15o-
iii6e Waroffo=8olitif miro lborf fri
tiiiert uno mebr als cine 3eitulig
iaet es ben S~ran5oien gerooe in's
@eiidt, oaB tie NIT Der ltllteritiisnllg
oes Sultans gboul 45is eine ppra-
mioale uufenntnis Ser &erbdltnilia
bemieien batten ullo BOB lire gauge
Bolitif nit Dem Siege Wenlai Sa=
fio's Siasfo gemodt babe. Mol
mirft ibnen ioear l1nebrlidfeit in
Ser 4usiibuutg ibrer 8fli9t als Scr
treter Der Ma6te Dor; man beboltpz
tet, iie batten 4boul M5is nod ullter-
itiibt, als ser Sieg ieines @egners
bereits poaenoete Satio6e eepeien iei
uno es I'M Sntereiie Ser Ma6te ee-
legen babe, i'm fallen gu lalien. Gin
=Gorgeben, oas matt l1l1r bur1 lelbIt=
iii6tige Wotibe erfldren fonne.
Die ipaniide Gegierung biaigt Die
ie idarfe &ritif offenbor nidt, mie tie
ii6 oenn ia au6 in5mii6en nit
Sranfrei6 gu Der ~beriibmten Note
on Die Wahte bereiniet bot, ODER
Die 8reiie febrt fid nift an tire
@iinide. l1no in ben @euBeruneen
Der 8reiie ipridt ii6 anibeineno biel
mebr oie @eiinnltng oes Bottles
aus, ols in Sen altlaogebungen Ser
&egierung. 9as niiroe au6 nidt
pertpunoerlid iein. 9as ipanii6e
8olf bat felt Sabraebnten Waroffo
als ieinen fiinftieen 8eiib betrod)tct
uro es fann in Srarfreid mn oen-
ienigen iebetL Der inn bieIen fiinfti-
gen gefib itreitig maht ullo fir iid)
lelbit in Inipr1l6 nimmt. IS lit
ribtig, Die beioen Hegierungen ba-
ben Elm @bfomnien ~getroffen ullo iid
pergli6et; es lit altd etne Satio6e,
BOB Spanien in ieinen allgenblidli-
hen 8erbdltniiien ME I'M Stanbe ieill
miiroe, iid Moroffo's gu bemd1tigell
unb ooB es ii6 nit ibm, menn cs
mirflid oas 2ano erobern fonnts,
mr. cine ibnere, nieoeroriidenoe
2ait auflaben miirbe, aber bieie Sat-
iaden iino nod ni6t in's 9eipn1t-
lem bes 8olfes iibergegangen. 0es-
bafb tit es aud erflarlifL baB es
Sranfreib's 8orgebetl oltr6a1s ni1t
nit freunbidaftlihen Iugen betrad-
tet unb iid ourbaus ni6t bafiir
begeiitert, oaB Sponien Ser S1Iepp-
trager beg mddtieen NadbarInnoes
neroen ion.
9ieie Stimmune in 5panien lift
pieqei6t fir Die aleenblidli6e Gage
nidt BON 8eoeutu1g; es lit aber
bod gut, petln mon ite fennt, man
beridtigt lem urteil nno I'M peiteren
@erlauf Der 4ngelegenbeit miro alib
lie BON 8eoeutung neroetf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-25
vortslbafts offsrts
9as biai9ite Samo Inn
Marffe.


80 Seftiunem 2ano = Is smiam.
menbansenS, 10 ~smiammenbansenS
amb 4 ieparat = in CT 8aiu County,
maize bei Der Staot &anborn an6 in
serinser gmtfernuns bon Der Giien.
balm fino gum Yreiie BON 81 per
Gfer sn berfanfen Ober tuerben sesen
eimseridtefe Sarm pber Stabtsiseu.
tim nmsetamidt.
Cute 8iebseseno; quite Silbermi.
men in Der Nabe.
@adanfrasen in Der Office Der
Sreiem Hrefie fir Sexas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-25
0riainea anb idlDn.

Sm naditen Sabre miro oas arle-
rifaniide @olf ben bunbertiten @e-
burstag Mbra6am 9incoln's feiern.
Mns 6ieiem gnluiie ion oos @e60dts
mis- oes groBen Gotten in PATHFINDER
8eiie ueremigt meroen. Der Qon-
greB bat ieiner5eit cine 4ommiiIion
eingeiebt uno iie nit Ser 8orberei-
tltng Der Ineelegenbeit beauftrogt.
Die Witglieoer oieler 4ommiiiion ia.
ben ii6 in Der alten @eIt flad poi
lenoen 8orbiloen fir elm 9enflno[,
cine Stiftung ODER mas immer es
mer0en mag, umgeleben. Sic babel
Dor oem Barrier griutnpbboaen uno
Der 8erliner Siegesiaule geitolloen,
baden alt6 0as Nationaloenfmal 8if=
tor Gmanuels IN Som beipunbert,
iino nad Dem gfieoerpaloe g~epilgert,
I'M Dem Meiitertperfe Sobollncs
Sdiaings ben Sribut ibrer Sofad-
tung 81 5ouen, uno BADEN iif bonl
nad 9eiteigung Der 9aparia i'm
Miinfener Sofbrdubaule BON Den
Initrengungen ibrer Stuoienfabrt en-
bolt. Nirgenos baben iie gefunoen,
mas lie iudten, ober gon5 erge6nib-
los lit Die Geiie audi nidt perlaufen.
@inem Mitglieoe Der &onmiiiion,
SSames &. MtcGlenrp, tit auf ser
@ppiiden StraBe, 10 benonnt mad
Dem romii6en aonful 4ppius Glml.
bus, cine ebenio origineae nie ldone
Soee gefommeit. Gr l6l6gt Dor, BON
@eiBen Sauie in @aibington mad,
Dem Shladtfeloe bon @ettpsbure.
mo Der &f 8tpii6en Siioen unt
Dem Roroen entidieoen purbe, Ell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-25

Man fam Die eroBten 0umm-
beiten nit Der Hube bes @eiien lpre-
den.
Mon finoet in &uBlanb S0r-
ller BON ausgeitorbenen Nasbornar-
ten, Die einen Weter lang itnb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-25
Cine %urbentlide Sete.

@ie febr ii6 0atipismus rrno
SrelnoenbaB CUR 3eit mieoer einnlol
brett MAIDEN, baben mir i6on an per-
ldteoenen geiipielen ge5eigt uno olld
oarauf b%ingemtelen, nie notpenoig
es gerooe ieet fir Die 9entiden 1T,
felt 5ulammen 5lt iteben. @an5 I'M
perbiiat laBt oas oImerican Siiue",
Organ Ser Obioer yMnti=S o(po.l
Seogue", oie &ate aus Dem Saf, in
Dem es i6reibt:
y8o INNER oieie beuti6-amerifo-
nilde Srganiiotion oufaetreten lit
(eemeint lit Der 9eutl6=omerifani.
Idle geationalbuno), bot iie periudJt,
IN ben Ser. Staaten Elm afein-
9eutldlono gu erri6ten. Sic ba(t
ben Mmerifanern beleioigenoe Strofe
reoen iiber Ole mabren 8rin5ipielr
Der ytegiernng, mienobl Die Sornie
lien pieler oieier @merifaner ido.t
Dor Der omerifanii6en G~epolution III
ote1em Sanoe mobnen. 3um erItef,
Wtal boren mir 11elte 9oftrinell
iiber nniere &eeierrneen unb freebe
@rflarungen iiber oie Notmenoiqfeit,
olten 8epobnern Ser Ser. Staoten
ben tpabren &arofter ser &on~ltitution
5lt erfldren. lub bas aaes fomnlt
BON tmportierten 8iertrinfern, Sic
nod ntht einnal geraoe gnaliih re.
ben fonfen."
IS folgt cine @rt Mbmebr geae.t
bas geroammuneslrteil, man balie
ben 9eutidamerifoner uno belief
Nadmu6s oesbalb, neil er oem
Auslanoe entitamme, ltno barn oebt
es IN oieiem Gone meiter:
uWeiaionen unlerer beIten 9iiruer
lino fremolanoii6en rriprunes, rll-
fen ober feline Sppoiition mod, neil
lie miaens iino, treue omerifoniIde
gurger gu meroen. uno oufboren,
uns Dos u9eutld" in's @eiiht gu
merfen. Sic geben nibt immer Unit
Der nit einer ginlooung gum &ompf.
Mber oieie 9euti6-4 merifaner uo-
rem mieoer 5ufrieoen, in 9entlG=
lono gu bleiben, nod iino iie 5ufrie-
Den, Irnerifa 10 81 lofien, pie tie es
eefunben ba6en. Sic boben es no
tig. geideioenbeit gu lerneu. 5ie
io0ten iid INT lire eigenen @eldqfte
befiimmern. @enn es ibnen in ben
Der. Stooten ni6t eefaat, mare cs
better, iie padten ii6 FORT
Sier baben mir es l6riftlihL be-
MERIT Der u@. nilo g." in @lepelallo
oo5n, baB bas oeuti1e Clement oes-
bolb 10 unbequern lit, neil es Selblf-
gefiibl uno Mannli6feit gerrug he~
iiet, ii6 bon oieiem pnritaniif-
dottiid-amerifanii6en Ni6tsmiHcr-
tltm (oas iid falidli6 ols yoas"
@merifal1ertum bin5niteGen beliebD
ni6t mioeritanoslos in oos Sod iei-
ner gerooe5u blooiinnigen 6onntags-
feier- uno 2ebensfiibrungs-Mnld
llngen ipannen gu laiien. aa Die
anoern 5remogeborener1, miro ul1s
geiast, Iaiien fid Die @oridriften gc-
fallen, Die ibnen BON oieier Seite
ouferlegt peroen (pas beildnfia ge-
iagt audi cine 2iige it, fir oercn
@loerlegung mon ni6t crit alf Sen
3~uiammenitoB aler 0ationolitater
gegen oieie MnmaBung in Chicago
bt15utpeiien brandt, ion6ern mofiir
aud oie 2ibertpa8 epegung in ullie-
ret eigenen Staot unb unierem eige-
men Staate 3eugnis ablegt), nun III.
iere uboien" 0entiden nidyt. Sic
limo IN Der ge5iebu1g beute nod 10
ielbltberrlid, mie tie es 81 8eginn I'M.
ierer 3eitrednung in ben 81loerll
@ermaniens Der nab ibnen %ausgrei-
fenoen r0miihen Sremoberridait
gegeniiber maren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-25
Sa1IIpIe @raher

auf ben SriebbDfen nerben fir 2eute
gej6aufelt, Die nod large Sabre bdtten
leben fDitnen. Sic eigene @6ulb bringt
pieIe 2eute bor5eitig unter Bic groe.
8enn ma fibf, baB in Dem &0rper cts
ipas aliber Sronuug tit, fou man nid,i
untdtig bleiben, fonbern pieber Orb
nnng FIFTEEN; nn6 5tpar ie eber, befto
better. neil es INN 10 lei6fer 1T, lie cher
es eei6iebt. 9as Mittel fir elm berare
tiges @i19reifen, unb 5tpar elm lolebes,
bas ME berfagt unb audi niernaIs fdaoer,
lam, neil es MIR aus beilfrdftiger
8flan3en befteht, bieten nber Die ct.
gernarO &rauterpiaen. Sn Ipotbefen
ali hdbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-25
Gidere GIIfe

s. 6. @ooontn bon Heiospiae,
%. g., iagt: u8udlen's @rrliea Col.
be 1T iidere Siilfe fir eiternoe Sc
ihmiire; Elm iol6es on meinem Seine
beilte 0ie5e punbertdtige SaIbe
ibnea, obne cine Rarbe 5uriid5uIai.
ien." @ara1tiert fir Sdmorrboioen,
@unoen, 8ronopunoen etc. 25 Cts.
bel 30. 9reiB uno 81. gobn & Co.,
Mpotbefer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-25
sftet Gid pur sa1ben aeaen satarr6,

Die 0uediilber entbaIten, ba QuedIilber
Ii6er ben CHM bes @ern9s 5erit6ren nr1b
bas gauge 9pitem b0lig 5erriitten pirb,
tpenn es 1nr6 Die .i9leimi9en 0berflGz
den %einbringt. Sol6e Mrtifel ioIen ME
alBer auf gerorbnl1ns gut berufener
Ier5te gebra1t9t tperben, bn Der @daoen,
ben tie a1ridten, 5ebn MaI 10 groB lit,
als bas Cute, oas SIR 6abon eratelen
bon S. S. G5eneb & g., SoIeSo, s., ents
bdlt fein Qnedfil6er urb tpirb innerIi9
genommeit 1trb fpirft brett altf bic fdIeis
migen Oberfldhen bes @btems. 8enn
Shr 9aG's &atnrrbz&ur fa1ft, ieib ii1er,
baB. SIR Die e9te befommt. Gle tpir6 ins
nerli9 genon1u1en unb in ToIeoo, Ohio,
bon s.. s. G6enep G 60. gema1t.
Tertm1ft bon allen Mpotbefern. Yreis
rs gerts Die SInide.
5aIs EatniliensgiIen iino bie beften.