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The Daily Missoulian., 1909-01-16
CAMP PERRY SELECTED.

Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 15.-Camp
Perry on Lake Erie gets the big ma
tional rifle shoot this year. This In
formation was telegraphed to Adju-
tant General c. C. Weistbright today
by Assistant Adjutant General ]. N.
Roger, who is in Washington.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-01-16
Are You a Weather Prophet?

Does your rheumatism tell you
when we're going to have rain or
change in the weather? You'd be will
ling to quit predicting the weather If
you could get rid of the rheumatism
then use Ballard's Snow Liniment
It's sure. Price Csc, soc and 81 per
bottle. Sold by Geo. Freisheimer.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-01-16

grazing lands, there remains 'he use
-, the land for other special purposes
~ order TO allow the use of this lano
special use" permits are sian.eu
These permits cover all kihos Vi us19
namely, summer residences ia' n'''
pastures, fences, corrnls, apiai'es,
dairies. schools etc, in fact, spetiai
use nermits are granted for any iegiu-
mate uses Speculation in these per-
nnits is not permitted
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-01-16
FIRST DIVISION ARRIVES.

Paris, Jan. 15.-The first division Of
the American Pacific squadron
steamed into this port this morning.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-12-07

A big lot of Odd Suits no two alike but nearly
every color imaginable not a suit in the lot
worth less than SIS. 90. Beautiful green's. Lon
don smokes. mouse, greys, new blues, rich tans,
in fact any shade worn this season. All styles are
in this lot long roll lapel coat fronts 90 rn
either full or half peg pants a S13. so suit 90.0U
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-12-07

Mems latest style Rain
coats, all the new colors of
Grays, Browns & Greens.
Guaranteed waterproof,
extra long, nicely made,
worth up to Sl4.00. Re-
duced to S6.85 and 7.85
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-12-07

One lot of Mems and Youths Suits in hard fin
ish all wool goods all the new colors, greens, tans,
cut fancy stripes or solid colors fully ~ m
| worth S12. 90. Reduced to 4.UU
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-11-01

Ask driver for ROUGH DRY prices.
Aberdeen Steam Laundry. If.
S.
Fred H. Ball has returned from Il
business visit on the Sound.
S.
John Perry went to Centraia yes
terday, to visit friends over Sunday.
Tell 4-Aberdeen Steam Laun-
dry-for ROUGH DRY price list IT,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl S. Weatherwax
entertained at dinner Thursday even
ing.
August Ihle was down from Mon
tesano last week, visiting Aberdeen
friends.
Wood to burn; also the pyro-
graphy outfits to burn it with. -
Evans Drug Co. If
Miss Anna Stevens has returned
from an extended visit with rela-
tives in Oregon.
S.
A. W. Rasmussen, of Bremerton,
visited Aberdeen last week, the guest
of f. c. jenkins.
S.
Mrs. Nell Berry-Taylor returned
from Seattle, where she had resided
during the exposition.
S.
The ladies social session of the
Elks lodge Friday night was most
pleasant social affair.
S.
Mrs MA. Leybold was down from
Elma Thursday, visiting her daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie Leybold.
S.
Mrs NJ H. Leonard entertained
the Swastika club Friday afternoon
at her home, 116 West Fourth street.
S.
The Ladies Aid OF the Congrega-
tional church, will meet with Mrs
c McDermoth, tomorrow afternoon
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-11-01
NEW BANK OPENING.
Immense Crowds Attend the Formal
Opening of the United States
National Bank.

Notwithstanding the inclement
weather, Friday night, between g.
600 and 1000 people attended the
formal opening of the new quarters
of the United States National bank,
in Masonic Temple. The bank man
agement had spared no efforts to
entertain the guests and make their
visit pleasant.
The bank was profusely orna-
mented with flowers. and an orches-
ira filled the rooms with sweet
strains of music. while courteous en-
ployes conducted the visitors through
the institution, and explained the
new features. nearly all of which
mark an epoch in the banking bust
ness on Grays HarbOr.
Lack of space forbids detailed
accOunt of the fittings and furnish
,ings of the bank. Suffice it to say
that for utility, business convenient
ces, beauty of architectural design
and absolutely safety the United
States National bank of Aberdeen is
not excelled north of San Francisco,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-11-01

Take your prescription to Evans
Drug Co. If
S.
NJ. R. Ross has returned from a
business visit IN Seattle.
Miss Matte June went to Olym-
pia Friday, for an extended visit.
Light or heavy hauling. Quick
service. A. A. Star Transfer Co. Tel.
IA.
S.
Captain R. L. Peasley. was a pas
senger for Seattle Saturday morn
ing.
An $500 cottage is being erected
for VIM. Bowde at Second and Park
streets.
Attorney E. f. Boner returned Sat
urday from a professional visit to
Los Angeles
S.
Mrs. Charles r. Sauers entertained
the Birthday club at luncheon Fri
day afternoon.
There os nothing beats Al-ti-tone
for an all round tonic. For sale bv
Evans Drug Co. TT
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gauntlet re-
turned Friday evening from a visit
on tho Sound
S.
f. G. Hunt and Rex Gile return
ed last week from a surveying trip
on North river.
Grover Taylor, of Seattle, was in
the city last week, visiting his broth
err, Melville Taylor.
Mrs. A. w. Middleton entertained
party of lady friends at luncheon
Saturday afternoon.
S.
Miss Jennie Leland, of Moclips,
was in the city Saturday, on a
shopping expedition.
For Quincy, Express or Dray. call
IA, A. A. Star Transfer. Your or
aers promptly filled tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke. of Forest
Grove, Oregon, are visiting the sis
ter of Mrs. Burke Mrs. w. II. Cady.
s.
Geo. +. Nye entertained a party of
Young friends at dinner last even
ing, at Hotel Washington, in honor
S.
See Engen about lots in n. p.
Add.to South Aberdeen. 1929 and
S135. Terms. 307 East Wishkah
st. u.
Rev. 4. II. iause delivered his
farewell sermon at the Baptist
church yesterday morning. MI
Hause will devote his entire time in
future to his duties as truant officer
and special juvenile police.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-11-01
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT.

A. l.. Sflvey, the well known cigar
manufacturer, was run down by an
automobile in front of the Red Cross
Pharmacy last evening and severely
injured. The automobile belonged to
S. X. Bowes, and was being driven by
Chris Hanson. Mr.. Silvey was
thrown under the machine and drag
getd 20 or 80 feet before it was
stopped. No bones were broken, but
Mr.. Silvey was badly bruised, and
was unable to leave his room today.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-11-01
LOOKING UF' THE FAITHFUL.

Hon. John l.. Wilson. former
United States Senator and proprietor
of the Seattle Observation-Disclosures and
candidate for the L. S. senate next
year, arrived in the city last night.
and is greeting his numerous Grays
Harbor friends, political and other
wise. Ii is not known that Senator
Wilson is taking any hand in the
congressional election, the presump-
ton being that he is too wary poll
tician to mix up in a district alfar
not his own.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-11-01
POLICE COURT.

Andrew Mcfarland. M. R. Stevens
and George Heberling. hoboes, were
taken in out of the wet by the po-
lice. last night This morning, Judge
Phillips handed them over to the
street department.
Charles Zumbaur, p. Hauz. John
Cholmer and J. C. Johnson each paid
SO this morning for being over
loaded on Saturday night.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-11-01

New departure in laundry work.
ROUGH DRY. GET list from Alb
erdeen Steam Laundry list TT.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-11-01

Ask driver for ROUGH DRY prices.
Aberdeen Steam Laundry. IT,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-06-25
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+ CORRESPONDENCE. :.
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Eureka


Mrs. MeCloud came home last week
from a long visit with her children in
Colorado Springs. Robert Mecloud is
also home from Trinidad. where he has
been laid up in hospital with broken
leg.
Mrs. Shumway is entertaining her
niece from Kansas.
Miss Carrie Ramsey goes to Maxwell
City. N. NJ. on Thursday for a visit with
he, friend. Mrs. Eugene Haines.
Harry Kelsay sends word from Indiana
that it is raining a good deal. but crops
are fine and there is lots of fruit. He has
gained eight pounds since he left
q Mrs. Mcdowell. who has been visiting
her relatives, the meCloud's. has returned
to her home in Colorado City.
Irving Haines made short visit home
the first o. the week. Mrs. Hsines and
Ralph went to Denver on Tuesday for a
months visit with relatives.
Sunday school. which has had vaea-
ton for four Sundays. will meet in the
schoolhouse a. 2 o'clock the coming Sum-
day. Everybody is invited and every
body is expected. We have good papers
for boys and girls. and older ones, too.
This Is your Sunday school. so come and
help make it good one. See il you want
i. to stop because cold weather stopped.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-06-25

We demonstrate our coffee every Sat-
urdsy atterroon. Gene in and try a cup
with Us. Bradley Tea & Coffee Co..
Opera House Block. S6a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-06-25

"f1ack's" Oyeralls.

An advertisement that ought to inter-
est every working man in this city ap-
pears in our columns today. 1t is the ad
of Mcmillan, proprietor of the South
Side Good Clothes Stere," and brings
out the fact that he is exclusive agen.
for the time-tested working clothes made
by Hamilton Carhartt, Of Detroit. Mich.
This is the firm of which it is said:
They have made union-made clothing
popular" Mack" is esrta inly on the
right track when he gets the sole agency
for this kind of goods.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-06-25

Cane seed in l00-pound lots
$500 per hundredweisht. II
you have any ground not planted
it will pay you to raise cane.
Now is the best time to plant.
D. v. BurrelI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-11
u L /

WeiB gpelpn goitb @rapion,
Die ii6 am Wontag our1 einen
S6uB berDunoete, lit eeitorben. gs
liegt elm ungliidli6er 3ufalI Dor.
Mit Der 8flaiterung beg Mla-
mo Yla5a uno Der Mlaino StraBe
loa unmittelbar nab S9luB Der
ausiteaung ~begonnen meroen.
Die @runoeigentiimer bon
Waoeline Serrace baben bei1loNen,
Die StraBen 81 macabamilieren nno
in Stano au bolten.
= Mls eriter 8eitrag 5ltr 81
rihtui1g zines Mlamo-M Documents
auf Dem alamo Hla5a, oas 100000
foftet jon, iino BON s.. g. Webb
$500 geSei6net moroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-11
Grmmseiseutnms uebertrasunacn.

gnlil S6mibt an Sacob giebiser,
200 Ider 2ano; $500.
2afebieip Sotpniite gompanb an 3.
Giefeneder, grnnbitiid in Der 2afepieru
ao0ition; 5000.
Sreo Seitfamp an Sofepb Anenpper,
8runb1tiid in Selma; 1926.
Niln nnb q. s.. Cameron an gltaenia
8. Stponsfb, @rnnbitiid i'm neuen Gitps
Slid 216; $1,000.
@uitab IIttpein unb Srau an =. q.
@ooben, @runbtuf i'm neuen 9th
8lod 2084; $1,000.
@iQiam Dpbrotpolsfi an. Srnu Eere@
la guelar, @rnnbitiid an Ser Weutampz
ras Ctr; $3.50.
@iliam 8. 9rotpasfb unb 8rmt all
emma Gallagher, @rlnb1tif i'm ueucll
@itDSBlod 1888; $4750.
Charles @raebner nnb @ufreo 9uerz
Ter an 81. q. 9ntpion, @rl1nbftiide III
ben neren gitb%Blods 1856, 1927, 1926
unb 1888; $4,000.
S. q. gIoton an 9. s.. @ieters.
i99.45 Nder 2nnb; $3978.
Srau Nnrb &Iaus an @. $. Miaer.
@rnnbItid an Der 6torr 5traBe; $3.50.
Soc Hadopib an 90. 8. Hban, GRUB
itiid IN Gait Gn0; $3.50 u. q.
@iuinm Qanlon an Soc NadomiB,
@runbltiid in gaIt gnb; $3.50 Ii. q.
Rablas bon Setter Sonas an Nlbert
g. Sonas, Elm Streifen 2anb an Ser
3intb Ctr, $500.
Srau garoline Braun an S6eooore
Braun, 260 Nder Qanb; $2331.
9; q. @oetb an Aug. 8orsfels,
60 Ider 2anb, $500.
MInn1o 6einhta Eornto,t, ;, Q;,,o
9feiffer, Grar6itiid in Ser al mn
Seiebts Subbipiiion; $500.
Sarab 8. uno S. 8. galtius an 6.
q. 9tumberg. @runoitid i'm neueu glod
2438, $14O0.
Srau S. g. unb SoeI 8. Meber All
g. 8. 8ufdarbt, @rlrnbfhid in See
Gebitone Bart Subbibiiion; $40O-
Mlegaloer Sosfe n1b Glbin SeibeI al,
5elen 6. 8lumIer. @runoltiid an ser
Is. Strabe; $3.50.
&aG g. @treet an Srau 4lioe gd)neiz
Der, @run6ftiid IN Ser Sunnb Slope
Iobition, 800.
Sran5 goretb an gerar gouuti,,
elm Streifen 2anb; $40.
Srau q. $. nub SO. 3. 8rauoes an
q. 9. Ebon1p1on, @runoitiid in Der
2aipnbaIe Mbbition, $3.50 Ii. q.
George %. unb Sarnes 9. Mcaaihcr
an 8. g. 5iider. @runoftiif an Der
Surniib Gpe.; 1915.
Siabore BIotfe uno 6rau an 8e5ic
8urfe. 176 Gder 2anb; $4,000.
8eHie gurfe an Srau 0aee Bfotfe.
oaiielbe gigentum; $4,000.
6. .. Guerra unb Srall an s. 9.
Slpers, @runbitiid on Ser Sairbaufs
Sire . 5000
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-11

auflidt Ser 9arler, 9. 81. 2ioing-
iton ulo GIiiabetb 9egel ltottfill-
oct. 9iirfen mir moi oll6 bier ouf
Die giitiee Spfermiligfeit Derer red-
men, Die nit iroii6en @iitern geleg-
net iil1o uno bier Die bette @eleaen=
belt baben, @utes SIT tun2 @aes,
mas nur CUR Musitatutg zines iol=
6en Seims permmot nerben fam,
miro nit ber5lidern Dallf entgegar-
aenomnlen. Man menoe iid Inn nd
bere @usfunft eutieit an 5rou 9.
81. Sturmberg-2ibineiton, 1913 Slo-
cllnt Ylace.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-11
Mntje M1aer.
@oman bon s. b. 5. CHER.
(IortieRllnQ.).


Neir, iie maete es nibt, Die @tei=
lingflinfe an5llfaiien. 8iellei6t war
tie BON @olo; moi forinte niht nil
len. 2ieber moGte Tie unts Sous Der
%umllalfen, Bis tie cine @intertiir ialib,
es ididte itd nidt fir rleu antreten-
oes 9ienitmaohen, in Die feinper5ier-
te goroertiir ein5utreten.
Sic lief ums Sans. 90 mar idon
cine Softiir; ober aus Ser Sirlllfe
. gurfte Elm groBgepo6iener &nedt nit
Der fur5en Bfeife i'm Wunoe uno iab
Ei6iefmaulie uno elm menig lpottiid)
BON oben berab aus Die fleille Mntie.
Intie frat Die Site ins @eiift.
0@uten @beno"s iagte iie n1o gin
ueiter. Sic fam ans Gimerref alf
Dem Die groBen eriingeitridenel
Wfildbiitten lebnten, oa mar al9 oie
4iidentiir.
Sic itano offen, uno 9lntie trat
! 5agbaft naber. auf Dem SCRIBE lobte
ein bellies Sorffeuer, uto in oenl
l6mar5en @rapen auf Dem Oreiheill
brllselte Die Mbenogriise fit oie 2eu-
tie. Gin groBes, breitgeballtes Mao=
den ipar eben babel, oie eemdrmte
a1lbermil6 in eilen elmer al gie=
BEN.
h@ntelf gbenO", lagte 9(ntie.
yMba!" Gin paar fritiide @ugerl
nuiterten ben nellel1 MnfommIing.
On bilt mol sic neue @inner-
beern?"
Mntie nidte.
ugiit belii6 flein. Bon Dir iuer-
De i6 mol nidt piel Silfe baben. Sea,
fonm nan rein; Die Srau lit IN Der
Stube."
slntie refte iid ullo folete iGr.
Dab iie flein NOR, mllBte Tie ldnglt,
es mar ibr groBter Summer. -aber
eS lpar ibr nod niemals gum @or.
luurf gentad)t moroen, I'M @egenteil,
6abeim in Sntmiteot batten oie 2cate
iie INNER iebr germ gebabt nno menn
lie iagten: sic 2iittje, 10 bate oas
lieb ullb nett geflupgen. Sier bage-
gen id]ien nur oas @roBe 5u gelten,
uno oie Meni6en maren alle 10 gro5.
haB iie ii6 gang unbeoeliteno por-
fam.
Die neriuittmete SrallMnoerlen,
0ie Serrtn bon Hethfpi1fhnf. iaR in
ibrem leoerbe5ogenen 2ebnitubl an
SenIter nno itridte. Sic mar eille
grnBe, ettpas bogere Srou nit itrcn-
gen 3iieen iino groBen, grallen 9lit-
gen, Die ipeber @eilten nod 2aden
5tA fennen i6ienen.
sln Dem 5neiten 5eniter Der 6rar
~gegeniiber ioB elm blaiier iurger
Monlt, nit gefriimmtem gfiiden. gr
los in einem 8lthe ii1o iob mir f(iid-
tia nit glan5loienl, obmeienoem @li.
de anf.
No6 elm 8ritter NOR IN Der Stll=
be, a6er bon linn iab antie MIR ben
reGten gaenbogen, cine gfe oes oun-
felblonoen Soori1opfes uno cine
grobe bldulihe Gou6molfe, bie bon
ibnt aisgina. ales iibrige peroedte
Der madtige %eiierlle Diem.
SiIfeIufello blifte Mrtie INN i'd;
ibr NOR Der Milt oollitdnoig eeiltll-
fen. Sn ser oiiiteren niihteruen
9%ouernltube, nit oen leoerbe5ogei;en
Weobeln, Dem aroBen Gid nit Der
Wa6shu1oefe ltllo Sen perr1uherten
WanobilberiI mar nidt Elm Stroh.
bon Sonnenglut, sic i'll Sen Senitert
geflimnlert bette.
Tins 8rau, So lit Ole rtelle Bin
ileroeernl" rief oie bide Srina.
5rou Anoerien ieste Die Strifnae
oelll ob ilno riitfte lire 8rile auf Die
Stirn. @roB nio erltaltnt ru6ten
ibre Mli9en OFF bent fleinen Waohel1.
Dos nit rotent aopfe i'm Siirro6men
ftono.
0@omi." rief iie init itarfer Grim.
me. oSars Mieter bat mir mol elm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-11
FAUST
GVtbe's unsfefbIicbe Legende
beute Hbend i'm ZsIt-
Theater.

Dis lit Die leste ISOLDE oes gro
ben 3elt=Sbeaters uno $. 9. Stuff
fer's berubmter &orQf @onoer So.
Seute uno morgen Mbeno fonllllt
ySauit" in flint aften CUR 4uffib-
rung. @roBe eleftrii6e Gillette. Ser
Gintritt betraet MIR 10 uno 90
Gents. 9os @roBe 3elt-gbeater tit
an Der Sit=Soulton StraBe, nabe Ser
Ho1toffice.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-11

Der merte 2eier %erinnert fid mol
nod, ipie Dor Sabresfriit in oipiens
gefaasten gIott Elm artife[ iiber Die
Notpenoigfeit zines aItenbeims per-
0ffentlift unb elm 9iafoninperein
NIT oieiem 8iel Dor Mugen, geesiin-
BET tpuroe. .DSem &omite oieies Ser
ems gerei9t es aur groBen 6reube,
oaB iener Mufruf our minigen Dit
orbeit an oieiem @obltatigfeitsiuerfe
ei1 Ioutes edo eefunoen bat nno
mir nun Dor ben geneigten 2eler nit
Der froben Madri6t bintreten fon-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-11
8efanmtmadluna.

@ir miini6en uniern Srellnoell
uno &linben mit5uteilen, oaB mir un=
fern @eihaftsplas na6 Der gde Ser
@berrp nno Der Saps StraBe perlegt
baben, am @eleiie Ser Soutbern Ba-
cific 8abn, mo- mir ale ibren @in-
iden in Der prompteiten @eiie nad)-
fomnen meroen..
Garle Grocery So,
8baeiale @rorers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-11

men: in Ser Ndbe BON t@ot @eas allf
Dem @runoitud, oas SEER Mortiu
Shmiot in liberaler @eiie Dem Ser.
ell i6enfte, itebt oas 10 iebnlid)lt
geluiinihte altetbeim, elm apeiitodi-
ees, bon gelben goditeinen erridte-
tes @ebaitoe. @ir erlauben ui1s
audi ot oieier Stele, ben pielen
Sreunoel, Sic nlls BET bielem 8ers
fe freunolidit unteritiiBten, unierll
ber5liditenISanf aus5uipfede1.
Nun ion nit Der ginribtung be-
gonltell meroen, lpel6e unter Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-11

aaiabrlid miro Elm Hompblet ber-
nlsgegeber, lit Dem ieoe ein5e(ne
@obe aneefiibrt lit uno iiber oeren
G%ermenoung IufibluB geee6erl
miro. (9as biesiabriee Yampblet
lit BEL Baitor s. Saenger, 100 s.
gln1ira Strabe gratis 5u baben.)
&einer Ser geonlten erbolt irgeno=
inelde @ergiitung fir feline gemii=
bltngen; pielmebr gerei6t es oeliel-
ben CUR groBten Sreuoe, Neillen Sell
igrer 3eit uno &raft 0ieiem idonell
@erfe Ser 0aditenliebe lpiomeu gu
oiirfen. 9os &omite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-11

fer ibren Gang urlo sic Menidlen
fonnen obne idmere Nerpeneri9iitte-
rungen iiber Die StraBe eeben.
9aran ionte man bier5ulonoc ELI
geiipie1 nebnlen! IS gebt handles,
menn mall MIR ernitli6 mil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-11
Snt Is uidf.

@erm Sbr Den SuIten, cine @rfal=
tuils ooer cine ipunoe 8ruit babf. 10
perlaBt @ud nidt oarout bob 3eit
ooer Hotur @uh beilen. Sic mogen
es tim, - Tie mogen es aber aud)
rid)t tun. @ebroud)t Simmons Sur
item Sprllp. Sc lit elm 9alimn fir
webe 2unsen unb beilt @ilh iofort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-11
Die asipnicr SlOnr Drifts,

oeren Auslteaung auf ser 6air
5uglei6 attraftip uno MP to bate lit,
bat eine A%bltimmung ms @erf &C.
lest, Die enti6eioen ioa, mer Gen
Noropol entoedte Goof ooer
8earD. Die Stimm5ettel iino III
Der Abteilung Der 8ionier Slollr
Wias I'M interchangeable ou bo-
ben, NO audi cine 9ame Die Git
8elbeiten be5uglid Ser abltimmung
erldutern miro.
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sStete ibren TeinS felt 20 Sabren.

Der erbarmungsloieite Seinb.
ben id fir 20 Sabre bottle, erflorte
Srau Sames Duncan, bon Sapnes.
bile, Me., utpar 9pspepiie. Sd liti
furdtbar nod ieoem giien uno Erin
fen uno fonnte fnum idlafen. Nad-
Dem niele Mittel pergebIi6 marei.
uno nerifieoene 9oftoren MIDI auf-
gegeben batten, perindte ib electric
8itters, nelber mid politdnoig fu=
rierte. Nun fam i6 @aes eiiet.
SD BIN 10 Sabre aft uno erfreue
mid meiner mieoerbereeitellten &raft
unO @einltobeit." Sir llnperoaulid)-
felt, Ippetitloiigfeit, Nierenleiocl.
9iidenidmer5en, iueibliden 2eioen
lit es uniibertrofffen. Nur so 9tS.
bel ollen 9rilggiiten.
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Isle aus 9rao gemeIoet miro

Wle aus Yrag gemeloet miro,
arbeitet gegefpartig Elm 8rager Stu-
bent Der Weoi3in, Mlerallber SO. aus
&arlsbao, on Der 8erpoafommnlilla
zines BON ibm erfrunoenen fitgellife-
rem Ean5ers, nit Dem er bereits lido
ne grfolee er3ielt baben ioa. Cine
8latte Don menigen Willimeterrl
Stdrfe. Die @err @. fonitruiert bat,
ioa ben ans elmer @ntfernung Don
5ebn Sdritten abgefeuerten Yroiefti-
len zines gropning 6epolpers 10
gut @ioerItono %leiiten, oaB Die Sc
i9oIie niht einmal ginoriide an Der
&iidieite- oes Fan5ers binterlalien.
Die aleiheh &eiultate muroeu, ipie es
beiBt, bel S6ieBperiuhen NIT Gen.
oormeriegepebren aus fur5er @ntfcr.
nurg er5ielt. Sebt bot aud oos Gra-
ger &~orpsfommanoo Die grlaubris
gegeben, Die @ioerltanosfraff Der
Bfatte geaen Wanlihergelpe6re ouf
Der Wilitaridiebitdtte gu erprobsn.
Die ShieBperiuhe peroen in oen
ndf1ften Sagen porgenommen meroen.
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' 9eutihe 9iirsermeiiter bats
oiesmol formlid geldJneit III Deli
Ser. Staaten. gis iest adblen mir
nod ben porliegenoen Drabtmel-
onngen auBer Sllbrmallll in 8nffa-
10, Serlnann 6. @abr in Glebelano.
Sieger iiber BEN peitbin dfs Gefor-
mer uno StaatsmaIm befanntell
iebiserl Mapor Som Sobnion, So
marc Sd)oeited in Sprocnle, Sttc
Bfaff in Sneioa, Or. CHARLES $.
anapp in Sort Sarpis, So. SO.
8crit in @loberspiae, gilbert u
aeliinger in &ome, ST.. 90. &igt
in @atertotpn, SO. 9. 9anion in 60.
Does. 8abriheinlih baben aud
nod Staote in anoeren Stnotei
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in's 9iirgernei
iteramt erpablt. @orau uns iibri
gems MIR etpas liegt, pelln Tie aud
ebrli6e nno tiidtige &erle lino.
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Gines berdriihten anaben sdreie

eridredten feline @roBmutter, Mrs.
Maria Saplor, BON Nebo, &D, mel
DIE idreibt, bob, als ane oadten, BOP
er lterben miirOe, 8udlens Mrl;co
Collie i'm p~olftanoig beiIte. l1niebl-
bar fir 9rano- Sbnitt= ltno alloerc
geripu1buneen, 8erbriibutgen, @iib-
lleraueen un0 S6iirfnngen. SIT
riert Sieber-8laien, @euIen, @aut-
ansi6lag, Sdort uno raube @an-
De. gertreibt Sdntorrboioen. %
Gts. bel anen 9ruqaiiten.
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= Wan6e 2eute Nglouben, mon
balte iie fir geiitpoa, mem Tie bon
aaem oos 8eeenteil b%ebailpten, mos
onoere meineir.