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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
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METAL MARKETS.

Ms.s--T Indicates trace of precipitstisa.
 FRANK P. CHAPTER
 Eastioa Director. weather BursAA
 METAL MARKETS. a NAw york March 24-The English tin market was about ss higher: with spot quoted at f12s 2s Sd and futures at f1SO i2s ed The local market was quiet.
 Copper was quiet and shade lower In the London market; Locally the market that considerable sales of copper have been closed with interest the last day or two with a large part of it going to local consumers. Lead was unchanged in both markets. Both iron markets were unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans, March 24.-Cotton seed oil prime refined in barrels per. pound 5.36 cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

The high pressure area that was over the. eastern districts yesterday has almost disap- peared off the Atlantic coast, its effect on the weather in that section being no longer apprectable. The area of low pressure cen tral in the far west yesterday morning has moved very rapidly eastward, being now central over Kansas. Its movement has been attended with light rains as far east as the Mississippi. and thunderstornns and high winds to the southeast of the area. The temperature has risen moderately to the eastward of the Mississippi but has fallen somewhat along the east slope of the Rock ies, in advance of an area of .'high" cen- tral Montana, which is giving fair weather over most of the west. As the low pressure center moves eastward from Kan sas, 1t will cause showers in Alabama to- night and Thursday with brisk to high winds and colder Thursday.
 D. 6. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTuRE.
 WEATHER BUREAU. Temperature and precipitation reports from
 selected Southern stations For the a< hsurs ending at am.
 March 24, 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25

No No P r''ltas dsn.r.i .s sen ;s: @ : :: :.s N T 20, cfts aso 4as M new . -. : .... ....liiS Norf; & West list con. Is ..'... ss ssu Nor.herS o ey Pacific .s . ... . ... .los% Oregon Si Short fine rfds Is .... :...:: s4x Penn cv. 3hs (1s15) .... .... s... ..Sem Tenn; con. As -. '... ''.' '... ssE St. I. < s. E. fig. 4s .... .... ...... ssA St. l.. S'west con. 4s .. s.s. .... ..''- aassM seaboard Air Line 4s :... .... co. .. SSSn Southern Pacific col. 4s ...s .... s... siH
 do. 1st ref. 4s zee. .... ..,s4% Southern Ky. 6s ...s .... .... ''lIa union Pacific cv. is " .... .... ......IolS do. 1st 6 ref +s .... .... '... ",sSssM V. c. Chemical 5s .... .... ...... ssh
 do. 1st. & ext. 4s .... .,... ...... 73% Western Md. 4s .... .... ...... SS west'h. Electric cv 6s .... .... !a'''. ss Wisconsin Central As .... .... .:.... s4M D. & R. c. rfg. 5s ...... 94A c. o. rig. ctfs 6s s... ...'..iol%
 MONEY MARKET.
 New York, March 24-Mone& on call easy 1%@2 per cent: ruling rate and closing bid 1% per cent; offered at 2 per cent. to 2M per cent; ninety days '2h 92&: six months to ak per cent.
 PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER.
 New York. March 24.-close: Prime mer- cantile paper 3h@4 per cent
 Sterling exchange firm with actual busi- dsy dsss biiis ,h Das and at % ass. .os for demand.
 Commercial bills 4s5x 9B.
 Bar silver sos.
 Government bonds steady; railroad, bonds irregular.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
NAVAL STORES,

NAVAL STORES.
 Charleston. March 24.-Turpentine quiet Sec. s3 20: F s3 25; G S3.27h: H S3 40; I sl. ooi K sl.s5: M s5.7o: N '5.so: VIC Ss; wv 4a .06.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
SIT LOUIS GRAIN.

New Orleans. March 24.-No receipts or exports naval stores.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25

this market in the last few days which has put 1t in stronger posi- tion, but aggressive bull support Is still lacking so that there may be some further temporary decline.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
SUGAR MARKET

IT..
 Nsw fork. March 24.-Sugar raw steady: moiasses sugar 3. IT; refined steady; crushed b. 90: powdered 95; granulated s5 @ss.5o. a'' ports so'45 Coffee steady; No. 2 Rio sHc: No. San
 Moiasses steady; New Orleans as@42o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25

Liverpool cables. Prominent Man chester firms buying cloth largely but quietly"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25

Savannah March 24.-Turpentine firm 3ehc; sales 2s: receipts 90; shipments S66.
 Resin firm: sales 732: receipts IF; ship ments 1,l51; stock 141.645. Quote: B $s. 20; ID s325; D s3.30: F $3.s5: G 3.37h; Ss. 50; I s4.1o; K s5.o5; M $s.so; $5.so; we s5. 90: wv s5.9 95.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25

War news bobbed up again and affect the French market somewhat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.

St. Louis March 24.-Cattle. receipts 4.ooO Native market 1o@15c lower: Texans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
NEW YORK COTTON.

Futures on the New York Cotton Ex- change today ranged as follows:
 Open lHighI Low.lClo
 Bid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
MARKET IS WAITING
sTAGNATION THAT PREVAILS HERE
 FOUND IN OTHER STATES.

The Price During the Next Month Win Largely Depend On the Sise Of the Commitments For
 April and May.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
s~--RisinG. x-Falling.

RIVER FORECASTS. The Coosa and the Alabama will fall slow iy, except that the lower Alabama will rise
 sighty remain stationary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25

STOCKS: Sales lHighI Low. Close
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
GERMAN MONEY.

corn; May oSB' Juiy Do GERMAN MONEY. Berlin. March 24.--Exchange on London 20 marks 4s pfenniss for checks: o.n+ three months bills per cent.
 LONDON STOCKS.
 London, March 24.-American securities weakness in New York yesterday. First prices were from A to point below parity and this level was maintained during the early trading.
 In the afternon there were fractional ad- vances on New York support and the mar ket closed steady. ...
 do. for account s..... ss e.ls Illinois Central .... .... ......l4S Lou & Nash. ..s. .... ...'lS2 s Southern Ry.-. co. '... ...''' SaA Bar silver liver quiet as s-isd per ounce. Money 2%@3 per cent.
 Discount for short bills 2 F Q $ per cent; three months bills 1-1s@B per cent.
 NEW YORK PRODUCE.
 New York. March 24.-Butter firm. un- Cheese firm unchanged: receipts CPS. Eggs firm; receipts 2s.S15. State. Penn sylvania and nearby brown and mixed fan cy 2Oh @21c; do. good to choice 1sh zoe; 1sc.
 Petroleum steady.
 Resin quiet.
 Turpentins easy 4o@DHc
 Rice firm.
 Molasses steady.
 Sugar raw steady: fair refining 3 .42; cen- trifugal 96-test S.42; molasses sugar 3.lT: refined steady. FRENCH MONEY. Paris March 24,-CIosing: Three per cent. rentes e6f 92lsc for the account.
 Exchange on London 25f 2sc for checks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
The Atlanta Constitution in referring

A sale of 2o.00O pieces 27 inch goods was reported at three cents, a decline of 3-16 from the high point of the season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25

0EkkmAN mONEhs Berlin March 24.-Exchange on London 20 marks 4s pfennigs for checks. Discount rates: Short bills 2h per cent: three months bills per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25

Paris March 24-CIosng: Three per cent. rentes s6f 92lsc for the account.
 Exchange on London 25f 23c for checks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25

CLOSING STOCK LIST.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13
FORESTRY IN CHINA.

China. often called the most back.
ward Of nations in the care OF natural
resources, Is 20 be the scene OF a
vigorous campaign in the interests OF
the forests. according TO plans for a
series OF meetings which win be held
under the auspices Of Boone College,
Wuchang. China, az Hankhow, WI
chang. and Hanyang. Later there will
be meetings In all the large cities
and important ports both on the coast
and In the interior. Mr. Howard Rich
ards, Jr., the representative In this
country OF the Chinese college, has
been collecting material for these
courses. and has just started 20 China.
Several OF the photographs showing
the effect OF deforestation In China,
which accompanied the Presidents
last annual message 10 Congress. form
a part OF a set Of stereopticon views
which will be used In illustrating these
lectures.
China has probably taken less care
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13
VaaarIes Of Cold.

You can never be quite sure where
a cold Is going 90 hit you. In the fall
and winter IL may settle In the bowels.
producing severe pain. In the sum-
mer IL may give you collie with diar-
rhOea or summer complaint. DO not
be alarmed nor torment yourself with
fears Of appendicitis or Inflammation
OF the bowels. At the first sign OF the
pain or cTamp take Perry Davis Pain.
killer in warm, sweetened water and
relief win come az once. There Is but
one Painkiller. Perry Davis. Il Is now
put up In a large 35c size as well as
the regular soc size.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13
How's Thls7

We ofIer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of catarrh that cam
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY a. CO. Toledo. d.
We, the undersigned, have known r.
J.. Cheney for the last ~ years. and
believe him perfectly honorable Boz an
his business transactions, and huan-
cially able 90 carry out any obligl-
u0us made by his firm.
WALDING. KINNAN q MARElN
Wholesale Druggist. Toledo. %.
Halls Catarrh Cure o. taken intern
ally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free Price. S5c per
bottle. Sold by AN druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills f0T c0ust-
patton. -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13

Col. Thomas J. Appleyard. editor
and proprietor of The Lake City Index
and secretary OF the Florida Press AS.
ISOLATION, has purchased the plant OF
the Capital City Publishing Company,
and will take charge Of it on April 5,
on the eve Of the assembling Of the
Florida Legislature. Il is understood
that the State printing. including the
daily Journal OF the House and Sen
ate. will be printed by Col. Appleyard.
who has not only a thorough knOwl
edge Of styles OF State printing, but
is also one OF the best practical
printers in the State.-Times-Union.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13
INVALUABLE FREE GIFTS.

IA. The almost forgotten. but once
49, 49, popular Looking backward e"
-s ,''lly developed the theory that
- nation took able-bodled men
NJ, an smother nation, IL should give
- Daslon credit for the value OF the
-. Nothing In fact. Is more sur.
- 'han the way nations which
~, ,l'~n better have parted with
AN. De't blood aud slnew. and I'M
-. ..'pec' no nation iu the world ha.
4, .-, '.l by the shortsIghtedness of
n t sloors Ike the United States
v,,r, u's time OF loose talking and
. a. demonstration. n IS refreshins
\, -. Professor Ladd of Yale point.
~ - ~ mat Japan has every reason.
A., n, 0sn sake. 90 Keep her Ut..u.
u, ' 40, az home The country
l,rs. '-'se one. but be- says that the
'-''-. .-------, a. .ra.acal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13
UNIVERSITY PRESIDENCY.
Pensacola News.)

lFeusACOia Ntho.l
ssce the publication Of the editorial
e.irrday entitled "A Heart TO Heart
m with the Board Of Control" The
rsminr News has been In receipt OF
rnerous letters from people in this
section Of the State commencing The
Evening News for the position taken
n this important matter, and urging
continuance Of the fight for the Sc
lscsion Of q man at Gainesville who
on produce the desired results.
Several Of the writer's object to the
Inference to President Murphree as a
'aegreeless professor" and think that
perhaps by doing so The Evening
News, 10 some extent, prejudiced his
ease.
The Evening News was fully aware
q the titles possessed by President
Nmphree, and should perhaps have
made mention Of these degrees. but
De impression has been gained gen.
Gslly that II was the policy OF the
Beard Of Control to secure men for
these high positions who possessed
elly the higher degrees.
When the Board OF Control made its
frst selection of a president at
Gainesville Dr. Murphree was urged
- proper man for the place. and IL
vas said at the time, whether with
q without foundation, that the Board
q Control did not feel like electing a
nan Who did not possess the degree
q Ia d. The point The Evening
News attempted TO bring out fOrcibly
y the editorial mentioned was that
resident Murphree. without high de-
pees. could accomplish more as a
Ractical. brOad-minded builder than
ne nan With the long string OF de-
pees but without that executive abil.
" 80 necessary In the accomplish
1ent Of the work that had, and has
1st TO be done at Gainesville.
PRESIDENT Murphree has long had
ne night TO add L. l., "A. NJ" and
A. B. after his signature. and a few
teeEs ago be was given the degree
y Ii d. ION the grounds OF his
.'0aa scholarship. and his great serv.
- % the cause Of higher education
n Florida"
We understand the Board OF Control
.-lleo TO take definite action ON the
--.'er OF the selection OF a presl.
.'.' OF the University at It's meeting
=" days ago, and The Evening
80. 49, sincerely trusts that Il will
80 carefully the matters presented
= before any final action Is taken.
- mere Is ever 10 be a change al
s-Asa'ille now is the time. and. IN
:. humole opinion. DR.. Murphree Is
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13

of Der forests than any other nation
OF The earth aud this movement 60
awaken 600 Co. people q realization OF
che importance OF the forest comes at
au opportunc time. Many parts OF
china are practically desert wastes
as "a direct result OF the destruction OF
.t. trees. On account OF the erosion
which followed the removal Of trees
from the slopes. farmers are Compel
ed 90 terrace their hillsides. I'm order
to hold enough soil I'm place for farm
ing. and 90 build little walls across
the valleys TO catch the silt which the
annual floods deposit. Two centuries
ago. many regions OF China which are
now barren, were paying revenue 10
their owners. Now the wood supply
Is so scarce that little poles are used
for building houses, and roots and
saplings are burned as fuel.
Over three hundred Chinese students
from eleven provinces are being edu-
Gated in Boone College for the uplift
Of their country, and Il is expected
by those I'm charge OF the proposed
course OF lectures that a movement
started there will in time spread
throughout the empire
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13

A large apartment house is soon
to be constructed in Jacksonville
which, IL is said. will surpass anything
Of the kind in Florida. II will be inn
mediately in front Of the First Baptist
church and in a fine neighbOrhOOd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13

" a virgin field n che matter OF its
natural resources. and We know that
Japan has the good fortune 20 possess
valuable undcyolppod deposits of cop
per, iron ore and coal. Perhaps m
this fact may De seen the reason why
the japanese government has shown
such an even temper in the face of
irritating demonstrations IN Cali
fOrnia.
OvcrpOpulation Is By no means al.
ways the reason for emigration. The
population Of Ireland. for instance. de-
clined from something over eight mill.
ions in the beginning OF the last cen.
tury 90 not much better than four
millions, within period Of. siaty
years. II Ireland could once support
eight millions OF people. there is no
question that Il can now. But mis-
government, which enlightened British
statesmen now depiore. took the heart
out OF the people and left them eager
20 seek new conditions more congeniai
10 their temperament aud Aspirations.
Nothing, In fact. can be more distress
ing than the way land reclaimed at
great expense a century ago has gone
back in the absence of cultivation
from arabic to pasture, from pasture
to sedge, and from sedge TO
bog. The whole process may be
seen even now in active operation
throughout Mayo and other counties
OF the west and south OF ireland.
II might even be calculated In dol
lars and cents that a nation loses just
so much by the emigration Of an able
bodied man, and the sum of this de-
pletiOn may easily be carried into the
Of millions. Il is plain that
the japanese government recognizes
The problem and the danger Not only |
does ii lose by the emigration Of its |
lble-bodied workers, but there remains
behind an increasing proportion Of the
aged and defOrmed, /
while a growing prepOnderance Of the
,emale in sundry population returns
S one of the results well-known 10 the
historical economist.
There is, in this attitude Of Japan.
strong argument for peace. England
encouraged emigration from
Ireland, and disagreement drove
citizens away from many
as modern history shows
Perhaps the best instance Is that of
he French HuguenOts after the Edict
4 Nantes. They crossed the Chan
lei TO found the silk industry in
England, or. emigrating to South Az
lea I'm the seventeenth century, be-
anne in the course of time more Boer
han the Beers themselves.
Russia is committing this act Of in
Onceivable folly by sheer misgOvern-
nent. With half a continent waiting
OF development. she is driving her
itizens TO America: while throughout
ierman Poland. Southern Italy and
Lsiatic Turkey the same movement Is
D progress. What will happen when
II three races are absorbed into a
General American type only history
an show. In the meantime We are
citing for nothing the life's blood OF
Their races.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-13

Marion county officials do not pro-
pose 70 give up a portion Of their ter
ritOry for the creation OF a new coun-
~ from sections Of Levy and Marion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-08
100 Sahre Gfarrer.

SIN HbeinIanoe 1T Dor Sturgeon
Elm 2anopaitor ~geltorben, Der tD4
Sober alt NOR. Mber BOB elm Hria-
iter 100 Sabre 8farrer gemeien,
biirfte man fir ungIaubIid batter
limo bod lit oies porgefommel.
SIN Gfarrbauie oes Dorfes @euae
on Der Waas befinbet iid, tpie mir
in Der v4olnii1en 8oIfsseitlrna"
leien, elm in Del gemaltes 9ortr6t
nit Der Snidrift: y@nton 900
ied, eriter 8farrer BON @euae I'M
8istum 2iittid, lebte bunoert Sab
re dig 8farrer, itarb 1886 IN iei-
mem 1875. 2ebensiobre." Bon i'm
miro beridtet, BOB Ser 2iittiher Sc
~neralpifar i'm, als er 73 Sabre
alt geiDoroen, perionlif erludltp,
iein @mt nieoeraulegen. Der 9far-
rer itellte Die Sraee: r@ie aft ,par
Der lebte Hapit. ,a1s er itarb?" uno
erbielt Die Mnttport: ST olt mie
Sic" yNi1n4y meinte Ser Bfar.
rer, Denn ientan6 in meinen Sab,
rem nod Die gat5e Stride regieretl
fam, 10 BIN id ai11 nidt au aft fir
elm 9orf." Noh langen Sabrer;
fam Der 8iidof BON 2iittid Ielbii
nod @eulle, Inn BEN Yfarrer gum
&iiftritt 5u bemegen in Der Wei.
ning, oieier miiiie finoiid iein. ST
iteate aderlei Sragen, Die prom5t
beantportet muroen, u1o iagte
idlieBlid gum 9orfpfarrer: Sab.
len Sic mir Die fieben Saframeni
anf." Ser Bforer tat es, lieB aber
immer Die 5peite Summer, Die Sir,
mritg, aus, obipoI Ser 8iidof iif
mebrmols Die @nttport p~ieoerboler
lieB. GnoIid ioete ibm Der 8iidof:
Sic laiien ia INNER Die FL. SIR.
muitg aus" Ga CAB Der 110iabriee
Bfarrer 5uriid: Set bielen SSof,-
rem 1T fein 8iihof mebr nod @euao
eefommen, uno 90 bob id eenleint,
oteies Saframent miiiie mol bon Ser
Stride abgeidafft iein." Der SCI
Idol begrift ooB Der alte Scrr
l1ifts tpeniger perloren botte als
letnen Bertrand; uno lieB i'm in
Hube uno Segen meiter ieines @m-
tes molten. So brad)te es anton
Scaled auf 1875 Sabre. @uf ieinenl
glloe ltebt aud 81 leieil, mie er 81
elnem 10 boben 2ebensalter gefomt-
men: Or biitete iib ftets Dor orei
@efabren. ndmlid Dor 4usidpei-
tltng, Srunfenbeit uno 3orn."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-08
@rmnbeisemtnms : Hebertragmmsem.

81. S. @reiner unb Charles Crop al,
9otparo 8. @aro, @~runbItiid in Der
2afpnoule Nooition; $475.
g. y. nno Spencer Gregg a1 S. v.
1no Slorence q. Woos, Grnnbitiid oil
Der abe. 6; $1,000.
@lemns Gidter an Worie HiGter,
@runbItid i'm ne1en gitbe8tod 2109;
$50 II. 81.
s. 6. S6lein an Sreb Smitb, @runas
it'd in Soutb 5eights; 5000.
Sra1 ". S. 8erriberrb an Serbinarb
y Chefs IT,, @runbitiid in Der Sairz
field Ibbition; $500.
ytelie =. nr6 Sranf Gang an 6. 6.
Selder, 8runoifiid in Der 6alibab M6.
oition; $1,000.
VI. S. @reiner nu0 Charles GROIN al
@eorge Rrieit, @runbltiid in Der 2atp,l<
bale abbition; $3.50.
y. S. 8oootpdrb unb Srau a1t s.
y. Otter, @runbftiid am Sren6 8lace;
$1,000.
@barles 8aumberger an q. g. 8anz
coat, 8rnnoitiid an Der Msain YlaSa;
$14 900.
Sermdnn 8oeeI an &boIpb &ap3slz
mann IT,, 81 1~3 Ider Qauo; $1494.
@Dtparbs HedItb Company an Mls
pbonIe 9ans nnb Srau, @ruaoftiid I'M
Gttb~8lod 3104; 1915.
9enrb s. 9orn an 8erar gountp,
elm Streifen Qano; $50.
Clifton George Gpmpaub an 5arrtl
Sdnl5e, @rnribftif iii Der aebitore
Rarf SubbibiIion; $500.
IS. 8. 8otprnan 1lnb San 5uStiuas an
emil 56malfofe, @runoftiid in Der
@naletpoob Ibbition; $1,000.
Sermam 9oebbler nnbs ssrou I'M
sibneb Sobnlon, @rnnbltiid an ser
8ilmington Noe.; $110O.
Charles 5afenias If. an Gus. 8ol<
$500.
gboinas @. 8alib an Charles Quinn
oorff, @r1tn6fiif an Der .gInine ms
9atpion Ctr; 5000.
ma i; =. 9 s9ls Hiis sg an q Ssr g sas s al
S1losSreia 1tno Sob Ctr; $735.
9. gS: Sabis uno Srau an S. Marfs.
@rnnoitiid in Der Sblban Harf Nbb:s
@pron Me9siaan an q. $. anesie,
8rnnoitiid in Der &ebftone Yarf MbS;s
ton; 1926.
$. g. uno gaoia 9alm an g. q. yau<
tts 9rl1noItiid i'm gitbs8lod 1854;
II Po Y.
Bm. s. @dus nrD eborles s. sim
dam an @reaario Garcia, @runbfiid an
Der Sorreon Ctr. 500.
George 81. 8otpen an 8. S. Waler~
tnanns @rnnoitid an Ser NeuzBraultz
fels Mbe.
8. 8. unb 81. 8. @lober an SRI. gba
Snbre @rlnoitiid in Der @iiiion @ieip
4ooition; $75.
3. 3. llnb q. 6. glober an Qouiis
Sllhre, @rnnoitid in Der Miiiion giefo
Mooition; SIS.
Snlius Sranf u. q. an Mathilh1
grant @rlnotiid i'm neuen gitps8fod
| 919; $500.
Cleo, Maseott an Saoeb &oloufo,
@rlnoltiid an Der Cactus Ctr; $500.
y. s.. Wa1ermann an SO. 8. Bpobe.
9riinoitiid an Der 9e,l<BraunfeIs @te. !;
| $500.
9..g. 9iloebran ban 0ot5ie @inioms,
@runoitiid an Der Siio<Sl ibe Strabe;
$500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-08
Die Tlmsmaid)iue Der 3mfnmft.

Sn oer Barrier Mfaoemie Der
Wileni6qften bat 2eiiart einen in
ri lianten 8ortrag gebalten, in Sem
Der Sorl6er elm etpas pbantaItiIdy
onmutenoes 8ilo Der JIuamaldiue
enttpirft, in Der oereinit uniere gead,-
fabren oas 2uftneer ourffreuael.
ueroen. uDie GIugmaidine Ser ,3u-
funft", iofiibrte Der @eIebrte aus,
miro cine Mrt 2ufttorpeoo iein, oas
Die Mtbmoipbare init elmer raienoen
@eidpin6igfeit bon 1000 bis 1900
englii6en Meilen in Der StllnOe
onrfidnetoen miro. Sn tpeniaen
Winuten miro es nod Qonoon file
gen fonnen un6 nod 8efin in lue-
nigen Stunoen. Die SliigeI bieier
2uftmai6ine meroen nift gr0Bcr
lein, pie Die Slofien BON Siiten. S,n
Der Sat miro oieier Meroplan Ser
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