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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-21
MR.. WELLER ENDORSED.
Citizens OF Northeast Desire HIr
Named 10 mmissiOnershfp.

Citizens OF Northeast Desire Him
Named 10 COmmiSsiOnershfp.
Michael I. Weller was unanimously In
dorsed 20 succeed one of the retiring
Commissioners by the representatives OF
four OF the East Washington citizens
associations. at a meeting at 225 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast last night
The associations represented and their
representatives were: East Washington,
Thomas w. Smith; Lincoln Park. D. A.
Edwards: Northeast Washington, William
J. Frzzell: Southeast Washington. Il A.
Calohan-
On resolution Of William ; Frizzell, the
associations viii send a petition to the
President which states that we unsni-
mously, without regard to partisanship,
politics. or other reservations or excep-
tons, indOrse our fellow-citizen, Michael
j. Weller. for appointment TO one Of the
Commissionerships by the President OF
the United States
In consideration OF the fact that East
Washington comprises one-half OF the
area and taxable property Of the District,
with large and ever growing population.
we have always felt. as we feel now, that
we have not received the consideration
we should have, and most confidently ap-
peal TO the fairness OF the President 20
recognize the justice OF our request By
selecting Mr.. Weller. whom we regard as
the peer Of any man in honor, integrity.
and administrative ability"
The representatives had been appointed
by the executive committees Of the four
associations. with full power 20 act for
their respective organizations.
Thomas w. Smith presented a reSolu-
ton which was adopted, providing that
the petition be presented TO the President
as soon as possible by a committee COM
posed OF three men from each associa-
ton.
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CHILD LABOR DECREASING.
Inspector Makes Monthly Report OF
Enforcement OF Law.

Thirteen places Of business voluntarily
discontinued child labor during the last
half Of the month Of October. according
10 the report submitted yesterday to
the Commissioners by the inspector Of
child labor
cone thousand eight hundred and
seventeen permits and badges have been
issued 10 newsboys and street vendors. "
says the report. and 45l3 age and school
certificates were issued. Our records
show total OF 345 places OF business
employing ATS children under the age OF
sixteen years. Two cases OF illegal en-
ployment of child labor were reported
and prosecuted. and five complaints have
been received, investigated, and adjusted
according to the provisions Of the law"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-21
WANTS CAR LINE EXTENDED.
J. H. EtheridEe Urges COmmissiOners
to Make Rock Creek Accessible.

That Rock Creek Park can only be
enjoyed by those having their own con-
veyances, Is the assertion Of ]. II. Eth
eridge. Of 16g7 Q street northwest, in 3
letter TO the Commissioners calling atten-
ton to the necessity for having the
Mount Pleasant car line extended to the
limits OF the park. Mr.. Etheridge says
in his letter:
II desire 10 call your attention TO the
necessity Of having the Mount Pleasant
car line extended 10 Rock Creek Park.
This would be OF untold benefit TO the
residents Of Washington. This beautiful
park can now be enjoyed only by the
few who have their own conveyances.
hope you win take the matter up at an
early date. as l know there are many
who, Ike myself, are DESTROYS % max
ing frequent trips to the park. but find
It quite inaccessible"
Similar letters have been received by
the Commissioners urging this extension
as soon as possible. from John s. Cotton,
II. E. Burke, and J. Ia Webb
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-21
RELIEF CORPS ENTERTAINED.
Women OF Phil Sheridan Branch
Guests OF G.. A. n. Post.

The women Of Phil Sheridan Relief
Corps are indebted to Phil Sheridan Post
FOR reception and entertainment given
Thursday evening, November Is, at
Freund's. An address Of welcome was
delivered by Commander c. NJ. Robinson,
who presided over the following pro
gTamme.
Comrade c. F. Garretty on Women of
the war" Miss Lucille Smith. vocal solo;
Forrest Crimes, piano solo; Department
Commander Holbrook on Women as
wives and mothers" Mrs T. Worren
Ball on Patriotism a reading or Kip
ling's poem. Lest We Forget" Mrs.
George Mcdonald in songs. and Thomas
S. Hopkins In "reminiscences OF the
war"
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NATION GETS ,POSSUMS.
DrOOp Brothers Pass Gift on To
Geological Park

a pair OF rat, young 'possums from
Rockbridge County. Va. IS the latest sd-
dition TO the 'poSsUm pen OF the National
Geological Park. They were destined for
the dinner tables OF Edward II. Droop
and Carl II DroOp but, as one OF the
brothers explained. They were such in
nocent little creatures that we didn't
have the heat 10 kill them. We deHb-
Grated what 10 do. and finally decided to
turn them over 70 the kindly care Of the
nation"
The 'pOssums are not more than seven
or eight months old. and are. altogether.
excellent specimens.
Dispatches from Rockbridge County
state that the animals were sent by a
Virginia Republican TO President Taft.
care OF one OF the. DrOOp brothers. Mr..
Droop, however, says that the 'possums
were promised them by a friend. J. W.
Evans, of Meyers Cave.
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NOT A "SUFFRAGETTE."
Mrs. Philip SnOwdcn viii Advocate
Peaceful Means for SufRraEists.


Mrs. Philip Snowden. the young wife
OF member Of the English Parliament,
who viii speak N Old Masonic Temple
tomorrow evening. is a suffrsgist. not a
suffragette. Coming so soon after Mrs.
Pankhurst with her militant methods.
this fact makes the visit Of Mrs. Snow
den peculiarly interesting
Peeps at Parliament through a
woman's eye is the title OF her lecture.
Ever since her marriage. Mrs. Snowden
has virtually lived in the House OF Com
mons. often she has taken her hus-
bands place before audiences. when
through invaldism. he could not attend
The College Equal Suffrage League
Will entertain Mrs. Snowden at luncheon.
after which an informal public reception
VIII be given in her honor at woman
suffrage headquarters. 1873 II street
northwest from $50 10 tomorrow after
noon.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-21

Every boy in ST. Joseph's Male orphan
Asylum win receive a special Thanks
giving treat through the kindness OF the
Catholic Knights Of America, whose an
nuaI benefit ball, to be given Thanksgiv-
ing evening in Convention Hall, promises
10 be one OF the most successful held.
For twenty-six years the charitable
knights have brought 20 q successful con-
summation this labor OF love for the
orphans. ST. Joseph's Asylum, with It's
corps OF Sisters and more than 100 par
cntless boys. receives no aid from any
official source. but depends largely upon
the donations OF its generous friends for
funds necessary to carry on the work Of
the asylum. For twenty-six years the To-
cal branches Of the Catholic Knights OF
America have taken special charge of this
orphanaEe. and through their annual en-
tertainment and ball and the personal
solicitation by their donation committee
OF money and supplies from the business
men. have given efficient support to this
worthy charity. The committee on dona-
lions request friends OF the orphans 20
send money, clothing, fuel, and food.
which are much needed, 10 the asylum,
il street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets northwest, on or before Thanks
giving Day.
Songs and Addresses.
The entertainment this year will consist
Of an address OF welcome By Rev. DR..
Thomas J. Shahan, rector OF the Catholic
University: patriotic songs. and an ex-
hibiton Of calistheuics by tho orphan
boys, and fancy dances. illustrative Of
tho dances of England, Scotland. and Ire
land By the I've little Grove chill
dren- Following the entertainment will
be the ball. the music for which win be
provided by an augmented orchestra
under direction OF Prof ]. I. Fersinger.
The committees in charge are as fol-
lows:
Executive committee-Edward J. Han
nan, president; Nj. A Mess, vice pTesi-
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dent; \. II. Shea, treasurer; John A.
Madigan, secretary. and Michael A.
Kesne, chairman donation committee.
Ohcers OF the BALI. Henry Buscher.
master of ceremonies. Hon. William II.
De Lacy. floor manager; DIT. a. D. WIKI
inson. and p. ]. Nee. assistant floor man
ayers.
Floor committee. Dr. ". P. Kenealy.
p. ]. Haltlgan. Thomas B. McNamee, Z.
r Harrington. Dr. John J. Repetti. DR..
Charles r. O'Connor, Or. Thomas r.
Lowe. Thomas J. Donovan. F. J. Nc
Quade, George L. Dant, Edward Voigt,
Thomas X. Gallaher. Gregor Kramm,
J. A. O'Shea. Dr. William A. Mess, Or.
William T. Pairo. Bernard BusSink.
John J. German. T. Himmelberg, ID. J.
Connell, Charles Mueller. c. J. Columbus,
Andrew Nolte, A. A. Weschler, William
Kapperts. ". P. Normoyle, J. A. Der
berlch. r. p. Schwartz, NJ. Frank Rup-
pert. and DR.. J. ]. Slattery.
Reception committee: Edward J. Han
nan. chairman: George r Repetti. WI
lam Mcclure, y. Frank Saul. NJ
| Weller, Robert Berberlch, John Rudden,
! Oscar Luckett, J. j. Dermody, a. =.
Coppes. l.. M8ngan. William Schwing,
John Shrughrue, A. G. JOY. Prof Michael
| Dowd, John Harrington. William Clark
son, Joseph Il. Aickeever. Joseph +.
Roach, John z. Murray, p. A. Tobin, X,
r. White. NJ. A. Mess, John F. Reagan,
Edward J. Burke. John Craden, ]. +.
Spillman, J. J. BUrch, and James A.
Dillon
Committee on entertainment and press
William II. De Lacy. DR.. a. ID. WIkin-
son. p. J. Nee. Charles J. Columbus, and
Joseph ]. Murphy.
Hat box-James Considine. chairman.
Door-L. b. Cook chairman
Donation Committee.
Committee on donations-M a Keane.
chairman; William Mcclure. p. J. Nee.
John Ridden. J. H. Buscher. John FL
bert. J. J. Fuller. T. A. Cannon ]. A.
Rupert. NJ. J. Mccormick. A. J. Ron
spies. ". A Simpson. J. c. Simpson,
Joseph A. Repetti. b. +. Nelligan, Z.
Meehan. Martin Lynch, J. Henry Rup-
pert, Nicholas Auth John Lynch James
w BARLEY. r. j. Hartigan, J. r. Spell
man. John Ready. William f. Downey,
L. Mangan. p. T. Moran. d. W. McGrath,
z. r Buckley. +. P. May, D. Loughran,
John T. Callaghan, Arthur Small. w. J.
Dwyer, George J. May, J. r. Galloway.
W II. Morris. John Finn, F. p Madigan,
and Clement Kroglnan.
Ladies in charge of refreshment booth
Mrs. william Schwing, presiding. assisted
by Mesdames J. A. Rupert, G.. W Her
old. and Boecbmann, and Misses Iona
Muller. Ella HeroI5. Fenneu. A. Hess.
Dorm L. Hess. and the Misses Becker
r. Miles Silby, director Of St. Pat
rick's Church sanctuary choir, will direct
the orphan boys in the song programme
and Miss Katharine Lackaye, sister OF
Wilton Lackaye. well-knoWn actor, will
have charge Of the boys during their
cslisthenic drills.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-21

Hare Chrysaathcmums
Unusually fine specimens-hOme-gro
fresh cut GUIDES. I2l4 T.
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LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TODAY

Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Compa1v',
steamers from foot Of Seventh street FOR Old Poat
Comfort and Norfolk daily al IS D. m.
Steamer Charles MaczieeT for Mount Vernon
Leaves Seventh street wharf at 10 z. n. and Is
p m
Cars from Fifteenth street and SeT York avenue
every quarter hour for Zoo Park. Chevy Chase. and
hensington.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-21
TREAT FOR ORPHANS
Catholic Knights of America
to Give Benefit Ball.
CONVENTION HALL

Every Boy in st. Joseph's Male Or
phan Asylum VIII BE Made Happy
on Thanksgiving Day, When an
Entertainment VIII BE Given for
His Beneat-SOnEs and Addresses.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-21

Specialists in Sea Foods.
phila. oyster & Chop House. 5I3 llth NV
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-21

Criterion Rye Whisky, 81 Full Quart
John J.. Crowley. S3l 18th 81. NV.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-21

Flowers for Society Buds
Violets. orchids, roses. ShafEer, 18th & I
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-21

Rev. ". A. Ray, pastor OF the Net
ropolitau A. ". f. Church. has been anuounced .,
a candidate for successor 10 the late Bishop n. L.
Franklin.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-21

Reliable Goods Only at Lindsay's
Rubber Store. $50 f NV. Hot water bot
ties, 75c Up. Whirling spray syringes, 3.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-21

Dollar shapes and quail
ties; finest grades Of i'm
ported silks.
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mo NVasbInRton Terminal "a.

Union Station Restaurant.
Table dHOte Dinner
Nov. q, $50 70 $50 D. m. 81. Music
Blue Points
Consume Bavio'e
Cclery
Filet Of Potomac BsS2 Ssgte Msruiere
Pa:ties q Chicsen, a IA Rcinc
French Fried Potatoes Caulaoyver an Grutin
RoSst Tcnderloin % Beet. Lsrded
Asparagus Salad
BisQue Ice Cream Cake
Toasted Crackers ROQuefort Cheese
Cofee
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-21

OF cookers, gas ranges. water heaters
GIG 18th SC A. Muddiman & co.-120i
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-21

Revival services at Anacostla NJ. K.
Church, in charge o. Rev. ". Z. Bird pastor. 7s-e
aided last week By Rev. 4 ". Mssks. Of Ryiand
NJ Z. Church. Rev. d.. job A Price. and Rev
". L. Lynn. q Goruch ". z. Church. These
meetings viii be continued this week with song
service az 20 and preaching AZ Is o'clock Thanks
giving services win be held al . % O'Clock Thurs
day morning.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-21

pieltouienofopfige, begeiiterte Weenae
pobnte ser @eibe oes Monltnlellts
bel, oos on Die glorrei6e 3eit Der
9[bi6lttelung oes nopoleonilbell
sSods erillnern ion. geionbere 9luf-
merfIonpfeit erregte Die Seilnobnle
boperii6er ariegerpereine, oie lib
in itottlider 3obl eingefuatoen Fat
ten, Inn oen 5eIttag in @ernein.
i6aft nit oen 9iroler Nahbarn 8n
begeben. 0ie Seier nabm eil,ep
iiberaus erbebeltben Berlouf.
: Depei6en aus 5tofbolm mel
ben, oaB Ser ginflnB oer5treiff fiibrer
auf Die Streifer BON Sag au gag
1dpd6er meroe 1tllb ooB tGeli9
Saulenoe uieoer CUR @rbeit 5uriits-
febren. Sc lnebr auf oieie @eife oie
Streifbewegung gei6ma6t mirb, oe-
ito leioenidoftli6er meroen Die 93a.
oifalen inter BEN Siibrern in ibren
aeuBerllngen. 60 miro eenneleet,
BOB Der So5ialiit 2inolep often init
elmer 9feuolution georobt babe, tpenn
oie 9teeierung 8eipolt gegen sic
Streifer ontpenoen ioIle. glngelihts
oes WiBerfolges, Ben Die 5treifbepe-
gltng gebabt bat, erideint oieie Dro-
blng iebr menig bere9tigt.
9lus Berlin n1eloet man: 9fn-
Der Dem fleiner &reuaer Bremen ,
Dem oit=amerifaniidRn StationsIGifi
oehen &ommanoont Der &opitaa 3.
9. 9opman lit, tperoen an Ser Slot
tenparaoe 5u @bren ser Subion-6nl-
ton-Seier in Seem Oorf oie SGut-
frell5er Serbia, Sregaften-&api=
ton gngelbarot, nno ,,0ictoria 2oui.
Ie", 4opitan 3. 9. Moupe, teilneb,
men. 9os pierte ariegsidiff bes
@eidmaoers, melhes 0eutidlono an
laBlid 6es oenftpiiroigen 9oppeler-
eiallilieS entlenoet uno oos Dem
SberbefebI oes @roBaomirals bon
aoeiter als Gertreter oes &aiiers
nltterlteGt iein miro, miro poralts-
fidtlid Der 8ml5erfreu5er r@nei-
leflull lelH, pelleH Goltf1Qll0dnf SQs'
pitan 3. g. Srumnller lit.
= Sin oer oellti6en &aiierman5-
bern, melhe Maitte September Itott-
finoen miro, mie mlmnebr enbgiiltis
beitimmt lit, an Steae oes &ailers
Sran5 sSSoiepb. Der gr5ber8og=gbrou-
folger Jran5 5eroinono teiInebnren.
Gr5ber5og 5rieorif. 53M. uno
Sberfonmanoanf Der &. u1lo g.
9anomebr, miro oen ipiirttembergl-
i6en Manopern beilpobnen.
Ser 9fei6sfan8ler BON 8etll-
rnanl>Sollpeg, Der bisber &eierne-
leutnant mar, lit gum Maior bef0r-
bert lnlo Dem 1. 0raeonerregilrent
5ugeteilt moroen Shirt giilpln
puroe, na6oeln er fiiltf Sabre i'm
9lmte mar, gum 9uiarenoberit er-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-21
1las. a

Sreitag na6nittag bat es i'm
ganden Staat, nie es ideint, eereg-
net. Ser &egen NOR BON ihmcren
@elpittern begleitet. 9ln einigen
Stellen, iuie ). 9. in Der @egeuo
BON Saplor, bat es audi gebaeelt.
Mn Sbmeriten mar Ser gfegen in
Weittel- uno gsoro-geros. Sn eini=
gen Srten puroe bur6 8lisi6lGge
S6aoen oneeri6tet Sll @reenpide
lpnroen mebrere Berionen onr6 Ell
men lolhen 8lisidlag berleet. oier
bel nns NOR Der 9fegen nur ie6r
leiht, bod tpuroe es merflih fin
Ter. 8orber NOR es unertrdgli6
beiB gemeien. &ur3 Dor Dem &egen
5eigte oas thermometer 1O7 @rao.
= Ser @eneralantpalt Bot eilt-
ibieoen, oaB oie apotbefen oenid-
ben 8ono ite0en nliiiien mie Die Sc
tranfebdnoler. @iro bieie Gnt-
ideioung allfrebterbalten, oann per=
ben fie lire @eiddftslofale aud)
abenos Inn -5molf ubr i6lieBen lno
an Sonntagen uno @abItaeen ge-
idloIlen balten n1iiiie1. 9(uh lpar,
ben iie feinem MinoeriGbrigen ar-
lauben oiirfen, in ibr 2ofal 5u fon,-
men.
eSn Solge Der grploiion elner
petroleunlampe ftarb in 9eperspiIle
BEL Saplor Srau 9eper, oie @attin
oes friiberen Boitmeiiters @us.
geDer. sic batte Die 2anpe aushla-
len nollen, babel erplooierte oieIelbc
uno oas brennenoe Del ergoB iib
iiber iie. Sic empfine fur6tbare
gronolpunoen, Die llad mebrefen
Stunoen ihperen 9eioens ibren
600 berbeifiibrten.
Sn Mbilene iit Elm illnser Gee
-ger, ser einen beleioigenben 8rief
m eiue iunge meiBe Dame gei6rie-
ben batte, 8ur 3abllne BON $1,000
+uno einem Sabr @efdngnis perllr-
teilt poroen. 9a er fein @elo bat,
miro er ouh Die touieuo 0oaars
obiiben nriiiien. @s miro olio Je-
rmlnle 3eit nebmen, ebe er iid6 mie-
Der ieiner sSreibeit erfreuen fonn.
9lns 8ictoria fonrnrt Die geod-
ridt, bob BORT Der longidbrige giir-
gerneiiter Der Staot s. $. S6nei-
Der geltorben lit. Sdneioer NOR
eine Der befannteiten oeuti6en Viir-
ger Der Stoot unb botte iein slnl:
felt Dem Sabre 1899 befleioet. @r
NOR i6on lett mebreren Monaten
leioeno.
- Sim 5. Sftober peroeu 500
Stiife Shullono gum 8erfouf fonl.
men. gtdbere gfusfunft erteilt oas
9onoont in @aibington.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-21

Der itnsnfriebene Golitifer am @ier
tiid.
Wetn, es gebt bpdJ jebt a,tf Grben
Var ntdtS tnebr mad ttetnent Sinn,
MnDers mnB bic Sad5e tuerben,
SDnit tit balb ber Nunutel ftu.
Gar ntd3t paiien mir, a1tf GGre,
Die 8eantten, grpk ano flein,
@enn if] felbit ant Guber tuGre,
Spllte es balb anbers iein.
Sie 8rubtbitipmiiten treiben
Merger es su ie6er Stmnb'.
Wsan fpllt tbnem hen Seiintmel rei6cn,
9enn iie ntadens gar SIT bmnt.
aber aud bie Mntis tpollen
Gar nidlt ref)t gefallem mir,
Btel energiidJer md iulfen
Sic pertetb'gen nnier Sier.
Mnd) in her Natnr beridpbelt
S9etnt mir Mlles, tf babfs fatt'
Sitrr', Grbbeben, Stnrmestphcn,
Srtn9t mns iebes Settungsblatt
Die Sarif= =giefprm, bie neulid)
Sic TIT @afbingtDn semadt,
ytnh' id) gans mnb gar abidemlid5,
nnh lie bat mid amfgebradbt.
Spar fam ifl nif]t grabe iagem,
gSas an iDr mir ntetit miRfallt,
Dian mmk iiber 2llles Hagen,
gSas pafitert iekt auf Der &elt.
4ifes sebt IN hieien gagelt
Sn bic 8riihe, 10 tuie 10,
Gs tit nid)t mebr ST. ertrasen!
9eiiner, nod 'ne u Ia tt o!
9ieies 8ier lit bod, idj ,uette,
Gtn5ig gut auf bteier Wclt,
Wenn tdb N a nj o" mid5t bate
2Sar' es idlled1t nm mid beitcllt
Sdimpfen muf id iiber 9ales,
Steies Bier nur itintmt mid frpb,
Mle Welt bat beut' ben 9alIes,
Aber ntd]t has ID a nj p!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-21

= &aiier @ilbelm nirb, NIT Der
geiammten foiierlihen Samilie, oen
@rafen Zeppelin am Gage ieiner Mn,
fuuft, als peIder Der %. @uguit
porgeieben lit, I'M Sffi5iersfaiino oes
&onigin 9llfguita @arbe-@renaoier-
Meginents gao. 4 an1 Senlpelbofer
Selo eriparter.
Wos bas 8efinoen bes @rafen
3eppelin onbetrifft, 10 miro es bon
Dem bebanoelnben 9r5t als gut rc-
3eidnet. 0ie Operationsmunoe
beilt iltoeB nur langian1, ipesbal6
ser 9[ufelltbalt oes 8atienten int
aonitan5er aranfenbarie perlansert
moroen lit.
= Ssn oer gadbe Ser diIeniichen
Sauptftabt Santiogo fono ein 81.
Ienbobn.3 3ufamnetitoB ftott, BEL
Dem piele 2eute um's 2eben aefom,
nten feiu follen.
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@ai6inaton's Geit-8rntitattem

liegen in ben nieorigen narfhieer
llfern Deg Botomoc, ben 9rutitdttcn
Ser Walaria-&eilne. 9ieie Seine rer-
uria6en Sieber, S6iittelfroft, @al-
lenfieber, @elbiudt, 2aiiigfeit,
Sdmade uno aagenleines ltebelbe-
finoen uno brineen gauIenoen iaEr-
li6 500 un0 2eioen. 9lber electric
gitters perfeblt ME, iie gu 5eritorsf
uno ale Walaria-2eioen 5il beile,l.
u@s lit Der bette allgemeine 9onif
uno oas bette Malario-Seilmittel,
oas if lie sebraudt babe, idreibt
81. 80. SSames in 2ouellen, g. 6. @s
fltriert ben Wagen, Die 2eber, Die
geieren unb 8lutfranfbeiten uno oer-
binoert Sppbus. gerludt es. SOC.
@arantiert bon allen 9rugguiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-21

lell nlOU9 uflo pl9U9 ltf0 ltltfer
elmer S6laneenlinie Die @orte I'll.
8. 8pitage" ltnten itebt ouf bei-
oelr Seiten Die orobii6e 3iffer y"
uno oo5lpii6en iteben Die @orte
emo 9ents". 9os Ole 0titte cin-
nebnlelloe gilo 5eigt I'M Sintergrun.
Sc oie Balliiaoen bes @uolot1 an
nelhen poriiber Ser ySolf 0foor"
ben 5luB binouf ieeelt, pabreno Ser
u@lermont" ben SluB billunter-
0ampft. ssSln gorbereruroe befilloet
iid Elm SSltoianer in eineln Come
uno gang I'M Sintergrllnoe ben1erft
man nod Elm 5tpeites ganoe init
pier Snoionerll. 0ie Sarbe Der
Marfe tit. oieielbe ipie oie ser ulr-
bern 3meicents-Warfen.
= Sn Ser Office oes Boli3ei-
befs 5u @ilfesbarre, 9a., erl6ob ein
1etpiiier George 5. Wfarion Sic
6ralL init Der er iabrelang in einer
iogenanllten Common lam" "-@5e
lltiannengelebt batte. Sic butte
i'm Dor einiger 3eit perIoiien uno
0atte ibr &ino nit genomlnen. gr
folgte ibr, entbedte, Dob iie in
8ilfesbarre lei unb peranlaBte Sen
soli5eibef cine 3uiomlnenfunft 3lpi-
i6en ibm uno ibr gu orroneiercn.
9lls lie bel oieier 3nlammellfunft err
tlarte, baB iie ntht mieoer 5u lbnl
sltrudfebren molle, eridoB ct lie.
geioe batten ii6, als tie ii6 iaben,
allf's 3artlihite begriiBt.
9ur6 oie por5eitige @rploiton
Don Seuerperf bel Dem o9fiper Gor-
nipal" in Burlington Soma, lpllrbe
ser gergniigungsbampfer vfougbtD
8irl", ouf Dem itd cine groBe 0ten-
1e 2ellte befono, in granb geieet.
3pei 5rouen, Srau Moriban sspbn-
ion luo Sralt s. 9. Gpnnoper, bcioe
ns Wat gleaiout, Soma, iprangeu
Dor slngIt in's @oiier llno ertrollfen
6ei6e.
SSn Ser 9eabe bon 8eoria, 81,
geriet Der 9ampfer ,5reo Sipain" iii
grano un6 ipuroe poIlItdnoig ger
tort. Gr befano iid ouf Der 5o1rt
tfa6 Ga Salle ulo bate 25 Bolfo.
Jiere, 10 ipie cine 9eiaBullq nolt
fiinf3ebn Mann on @orb. 9[ae lpur-
Den gerettet.
@iniam 5. wlcMOpo, cin
,Sarnarbeiter olls Der @egeno no.l
oofesboro, Ga, bot eingeftanocl1,
oaB er cine ilmge Come nanlens
5attie Graham eridoIien uno ibrs
aeife IN einen Surnpf getpprfen ba-
1e Sic batte ieinen .@eirotsantrag
lbgemieien mo es bieB, oaB lie l;b
nit einenl ouoern perloben lpnllc.
MS @lt bieriiber erlnoroete er lie.
Der merifanil6e 9otihofter
u Woibiilaton bat Dem Br1iioenten
Die offi5ielle ginlaonng gum geIud)
JON Giuoao Suare5 ilberbraf1t llno
Der Bralioent bat lie ongenomllen.
Braiioent Saft miro befanlltlih Sen
grdiioeilten 9ia5 in Giuooo Ssuorc3
5ciuben into 8raiioent Dias llniern,
Prdiioent in GI Holo.
Sn @idita, &ollios, bot cine
aocnl Sption-Mbitinnlllng eircl,
5ieg Ser anti-9robibitioiliiten pr-
lcben iebt baben oie gtaotfonwlil-
lare fur5er Sallo cine Srbinon3 all-
3enommen, Die alien itno ieben Sc
tranfebonoel in ser Staot berbietet.
= Die @ranbiurp in Mempbis,
Senneiiee, bat % 9lnflager tpesca
lIebertretlng Der Brobibitionsgeiese
srboben ltno "a gu ibrer 4enntllis
Jebradte oerartige SdIle 5uriifge-
uieien. Die iogenannten Clubs III
Ser Staot pur6en nibt belaItiet.