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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-31
LUCK AND
HITS WIN
GAME
TIGERS TAKE FIRST CONTEST
IN DOUBLE-HEADER TODAY
BY SCORE OF 8 TO 8.

] Luck, backed by good hitting on
the part of the Tigers, enabled
them to take the morning contest
with the Champs from Vancouver,
in the first of their double-header
today at Athletic park.
Kippert started the trouble for
the visitors in the first inning, rap
ping the ball out to left field for a
clean hit. This ratified Hickey,
the Vancouver southpaw, and he
passed the next two men. Swain
came in with Texas Lacquer hit
and Cartwright followed suit.
Then Hickey hit Coleman In the
back and Bresino worked the
squeeze, all of which contributed
to the general hilarity of the small
crowd Of fans and helped to put
four men across the plate.
1t looked good for Tacoma and
.; the boys kept hitting Hickey
when necessary 1T got better as the
game went ON.
Tacoma put up perfect game
back of Clafltn in{ he field. The
elongated twirler Started off bad
In the fifth inning, however, and
passed the first man. Two hits
and another pass made 1T look ser
ious but good work by the fielders
kept the runs down to a pair. In
the sixth the Canucks again got
busy and with three hits, one of
them to the fence, gathered anoth-
er tally.
That was all there was to It,
however, and Tacoma had every
thing her own way after that.
Bender with broken toe did
great work behind the bat and got
two hits and pass, one of the
hits a three-bagger. Score:
r H e
Tacoma ...,.......... 8 II o
vancouver ........... 3 z
Batteries: Clafiin and Bender;
Hickey and Stanley. Umpire
Flynn.
Nor ming Game at Seattle.
r H E
seattle IL 10 Y
ADeHueen 80.
Batteries--Rush and Custer;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-31

Batteries: Clafiin and Bender;
Hickey and Stanley. Umpire
Flynn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-31

THE ONLY AMERICAN CORRESPONDENT
WITH COL. ROOSEVELT IS REPRESENT
ING THE UNITED PREss-THATs WHY
THE TIMES GETS MOST NEWS CoNCERl
ING THE GREAT AFRICAN HUNTING
Evening journal., 1909-01-05
SON SUCCEEDS FATHER
AS TRUSTEE OF THE POOR

Al the last session OF the retiring Levy
Court yesterday afternoon William G..
Jones. Jr.. the courts attorney presented
"a draft Of a bin to extend the time OF
the Board Of Assessment Revision provid-
ing for new assessment OF real estate Ia
Wilmington. The bill was referred to the
now Levy Court
The court had adjourned al 1890 o'clock
IN the morning until o'clock to attend the
funeral Of c. J. Horrigan
Tho company's treasurer reported that
he had collected delinquent taxes Of IL.
G. Rettew account amounting TO S2,0iSi6.
Mi Burns also reported the payments ON
December 81. OF bonds and interests. lie
was allowed on cap,tation tax am error list
Of S2,9295o Capltation tax. collections were
reported TO the amount Of Sl7lS.50.
W. j. Horrigan was elected trustee OF
the poor FOR the northeastern district OF
Wilmington for the unoxpircd term Of c..
J. Horrigan. his father, deceased. Frank
Stout was elected to serve out the unex-
pired term Of $. ]. Dennison as a member
OF the Trustees OF tho Poor.
A resolution thanking the retiring court
and its attaches for efficient service pre-
sented by Mr.. Hopkins. was passed.
Evening journal., 1909-01-05
7. A. B. Men HAVE
A SOCIAL SESSION
New Castle Society Reported
TO be in Splendid Con-
ditiOn Financially
specIal o THE EvENING JouRNAL.


NEW CASTLE, Jan. 5.-st. Peters T.
a. b. Society last evening at a special
meeting donated s. to the collection for
the earthquake sufferers I'm Italy. The
following officers were installed by retir-
ing president, Francis F. McCallin: Presi-
dent, James d. McGrory; vice-president,
John Leonard treasurer. Edward Corn
ley; recording secretary, Hugh e. Duffy:
financial secretary James +. McIvor Rev
Edward L. Brady, now pastor of ST.
Mary's Church. Wilmington. formed this
society twenty years ago and some of
the members who joined the first night are
still in the ranks and filling some of the
Offices
Several interesting addresses were de-
liVered and genuine enjoyable time was
the result of the gathering. Cigars were
nassed around and arrangements made to
have a euchre and Martha Washington
tea on Washington's birthday. February
%. The society is in splendid condition
financially and numerically The members
will attend first mass in ST. Peters
Church next Sunday in a body and re-
ceive Holy Communion.
The bylaws of the Board Of Trade call
for the annual meeting TO be held on the
first Friday after the first Monday. con-
sequently those who attended the gather
ing last evening found that they could not
hold the meeting.
The Board Of Governors Of the New
Castle Club held a meeting of much i'm
poitance TO that organization last evening.
The committee in charge of the bazaar
lor the benefit OF the uniformed rank of
Adelphia Lodge. X. of p, transacted cNl-
siderable business last evening
Coroner Galloway came here yesterday
and found that the death OF Norman
Leary, colored was due to the grip as
stated in THE EVENING JOURNAL.
City Council meets in regular session
this evening.
Evening journal., 1909-01-05
MINQUADALE HOME
MANAGERS NAME OFFICERS

At meeting Of the managers Of the
MnQuadale Home at No. 1908 West Four
teenth street. last night. the following Of
hcers were elected and committees ap-
pointed
President. William W. Lobden. vice.
president. Lewis b. Morrow. secretary.
Miss Alice d. Lohdell. treasurer. Lindley
C. Kemp.
Household committee-Mrs Edward
Mendenhall. Miss Margaret Bringhurst.
Mrs. John W. Candy. Mrs NJ b. Dam
forth, Mrs. Holstein Harvey, Mrs Charles
J. Kincade, Mrs. Martin Lane. Mrs l.. r..
Morrow Mrs. J. w Reybold. Miss A. f..
Stroud. Mrs. Frank Taylor, Miss Emma
Worrall. Mrs j. j. Satterthwaite.
Finance Commlttee-John Richardson.
Jr, Edmund Mitchell Edgar NJ Hopes.
House and Grounds Committee-Muiard
+. Davis. Edward r. Brennan. Hon. G. b..
Lore. Mrs. Mary Cohen. Mrs. W. c. Mat
thews
Application and Reception Committee
Mrs. George G. Lobdell. Jr. Miss i. p.
d. Ford. Mrs. Willard Springer. Mrs. H..
]. Stubs and Miss A. d. Lobden
Evening journal., 1909-01-05
PARSONS OPPOSE
RUNAWAY WEDDINGS

In the hope OF checking the rush Of
out-of-town suitors TO this city to be
married, the Wilmington Ministerial
Union win appeal 20 the State Legislature.
A committee Of. five ministers was ap-
pointed yesterday 10 draft tho bin. which
win provide that those desiring marriage
licenses must have lived 30 days in the
city before procuring them and also re-
qulring Magistrates issuing the licenses
10 ask all the questions asked by the
performing minister before the licenses
are issued.
Tho ministers believe they can stop
the wholesale marrying by tie step they
are about TO take.
Evening journal., 1909-01-05

The newly elected officers Of the VIII
mington Aerie, Fraternal Order Of
Eagles were installed last evening.
After the exercises a dinner was serv-
ed. Past Grand Worthy Master
Thomas A. Carney was presented with
a past officers emblem.
The presentation speech was made
by Past Grand National President Ed
ward Krause.
Evening journal., 1909-01-05

Cock-a-doodle dol They're calling
to you, to you'll Poultry Show. 11th
st. Rink all week-Tickets 1Oc.s
Evening journal., 1909-01-05
Mr. stoeokIe Is Improvinn.

The condition of Harry J. Stoeckle
who has been suffering from an injury
TO his foot for about ten weeks, was
reported slightly improved today
Since the last operation performed sew
eral days ago by which part Of the
great toe Of his injured foot was re-
moved. Mr.. Stoeckle appears to be
improving.
Evening journal., 1909-01-05
Workrooma FuII of Work.

]. & j. y. Harman Company. 4l0
King street are very busy in their
workrooms repairing. refurnishing and
reupholsterine furniture. old and new.
II you have any work IN this line send
It TO us and we viii make it look like
new at small cost.s
Evening journal., 1909-01-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLY NAME ATHLETES
ELECT THEIR OFFICERS

Garvey. recording secretary; Edmond Car
rigan. financial secretary; Rev. w ).
Munston, chaplain and treasurer; William
Bergman. sergeant-at-arms.
Board Of Directors--John Heaton. VII
liam FIRTH John Kelly, Michael Feeiey,
John o'conneIl. George Dnlman. William
Irwin. John Worth.
Investigation Committee-Edward Kelly.
Victor Brennan. Joseph Carrigan. Eugene
McGarvey, Bernard Fox. John Welsh.
Auditing Committee-John Kelly. Ben
iamin Cruml.sh. Albert Kllroy, Frank
Heaton. Albert Ryan.
st. Patrick's Holy Name Athletic Asso-
citation held It's first annual election Of
officers last night. These officers were
chosen:
Daniel j. Farren. president; James Kin
sella. vice-president; Lawrence V. Nc
Come yourself TO the Poultry Show.
Da..Na
Evening journal., 1909-01-05
ooesn't Wan Reappointmant

SEAFORD. Del. Dec. 5.-Postmaster
Frank Prettyman, whose term win ex-
pire next month. gave the Delaware
senators the surprise of their life yes
terday when he informed them that
ne did not desire reappointment
Evening journal., 1909-01-05
LANG TuH

SHANSAL @ Jan The appointment Of lang succeed
with great favor lang-Tun-Yen
cau able and honest
luan-shi-ka
NOT forget the of
brother
Evening journal., 1909-01-05
NTH SHOP FALLS
UPON MAN AND HORSE

STAFFORD. Del, Jan. 5.-seaford citi-
iens supposed that "A repetition Of the
Italian earthquake had taken place when
a strange rumbling sound filled the bust
ness section Of the town and the building
used as a blacksmith shop by William
lunoy. back Of the First National Bank.
collapsed Mr.. Lundy was inside with six
horses waiting TO be shod. II took nearly
half an hour TO clear away the debris.
when Lundy was found unconscious. badly
cut and bruised. The horses were also
found alive A heavy roof with weaken-
Ing corners was the cause Of the trouble.
Evening journal., 1909-01-05
Refinishina Eurniture.

J. & J. n. Harman Company. 410
king street are refinishing old furniture
TO look like new; workmanship guar
anteed. Give us a trials
Evening journal., 1909-01-05

Come yourself to the Poultry Show
11th St. Rink. all week.
Evening journal., 1909-01-05
EaqIes' officers Installed.

Bring the Old Folks to the Poultry
Show. 11th st. Rink all weeks
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Ipr Der Bar.

q. s. grolpn, Elm slnfpoGt in
8ittsburg, ST., i6reibt; .@ir 6rou-
den Or. Sings Seem 2ife BiGs felt
SSobren itno moGten ME 'obne oieics
bortreffli6e Sousmittel iein." Sic
ipirfen @unoer hei Shiittelfroft, lln-
berhaulihfeit, @aIfenbefdperaen 1no
8opfidmer5en. 25 Cts. bel altea
NrtgaiItelL
Die pioerpdrtigIte glrrogor5
lit Die prosenoe 8eiheibenbeit,
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ssSl1 Stem Sort itarb ssrau ssanie

ssSl1 Stem gorf itarb 5rau 5anie
5rieoman i'm Ilter bon 1t2 Sobren.
Sic tpar in llngarn am Z. Sannar bes
Sabres 1897 geboren uno nar erfi
Dor iperligen Sagen erfranft. @aufig
fonitatirte iie nit @enugtl1ung, nie
jn ibrem 2eben zines 9lrates beourft
81 baben. @m Sreitag mubte Elm
iolder bon ben Ingeborieen gerufeu
meroeit, ood fonnte berielbe Dem I'M
erbitiider S1nitter Sob iein Spfer
nidt ntebr entreiBen. Die gerltorbe-
lie bitterlaBt flint &inoer, pteruno-
fiinf5ig gnfel uno a6t5ebn urellfel.
Mns Sobnstoipn in Belrniplra-
MEN meloet man: @olie beberri1t
bon Dem @abn, BOB ibr @pus IN
5lan1men itebe, mari Grau @illianl
Hoberts ibre bier fleinen &iloer aus
einem Seniter bes 5lpeiten Stodiper-
fes alf Die 5traBe uno iprang nafJ.
Ser @atte, Elm @nggon=e =esa,ipeftor
Der Eenniplbania gobn, periab sur
3eit ieiren 9ienlt. Die bier &inoer
iiiro nllr ilnerbeblib berlest, n1breno
Die Wiutter beioe 9lrlne brod llno in,
nerlibe Serlesungen 6apontrng
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5.

Cine furbtbare 0erlesnng bat
it'd elm alter Winenarbeiter in ben
Canal &obletnlinen BEL 2areoo BEL
gebradt. gr poute @ih erihieBe.l,
lebte ii6 cine @indeiter 8u9le nit
Dem 2auf feit unter's &irln uno sog
NIT ieinen 3eben 6en 1riider an.
Der sduB gina los, rib ibn Die bri-
ben 4iefer uno ben groBten Seil
Der Nale fort, t0tete ibn aber nidt.
sesn Dem 2lano 9otel 5n Wti6-
(ano entitano mm 9onneritag cin
Jeuer, Dos ii6 idnen auf Die bena6.
barten 6dilIer ausbreitete uro oen
gan5en vglod" loipie brei 91uies
III benz nadltem nod Siioen 5u ae-
legellen u8lof" 5erltorte. Inter sen
abgebrannten @ebduoen befinoell iid
Die naditebenben @eiddftsbduler:
2lano 6otel, WaioIano geational
8anf, Sirit National 8o,if, Neib.
lano Drug Store, gaplor 0rua
Store uno Der 2aben Der @eltern
Binonin GonlpanD. Ser Shaoen
belduft iih auf 100000.
9lns Mmarillo i'm panbamb(e
miro genlelbet, ooB am Donneritag
oas thermometer bort ouf 5tpoil3ie
8rao beruntergegungen iei nllb oab
es bort gei1neit babe.
sSm Soipital 5u @alpelton be-
fin0et iih augenblidIid elm Moml
BON uneefabr 40 Sabren, Der be-
5auptet, fid auf nidts, mas ierne
Serfunft betrifft, beiinnen gu fDn-
men. gr tpeib meoer. pie er beibt,
nod mo er bisber geipobnt 5ai,
nod nit mas fir 2euten er auiam-
mengefonlmen i1t; er erinnert li6
nur, in San @ntonio getpeien nno
BON bort nab 9ouiton gereiit gu iein.
Der Wann lit gut gefleioet. SSn lei
rem Sut befinoet lid Der 9amc eli
aer Sirnla in Stem Siberia, 2oui.
iiona.
- Mdbreno oes llnterrihts IN
Der Central Shule 5u @Ipine bruh
neulid) ein 5iDolfiabriger Sunge no-
mems &. s. Willer sulomrnen mo
Itorb mellige Minuten ipdter. Gin
6ersidlaa batte ieinem 2eben Gin
gn6e genln6t.
ssobn 3bomos &irbp, Der Ya-
ter bes befamten Sol5- -sSnouitrieaen
Sobn &enrp 9irbp, lit IN Der se6be
bon Gbeiter, Gpler Gountp, inl NJ.
ter bon S8 Sabren geltorben.
Ssn SaDor lit 6rau 8. Sooer.
BERG, oie @ottin oes 9eiibers Ser
gitp gaferp, nod benz Genltiie BON
giscreme an eiller 4tomain-Ber.
giftlntg ihiper erfranft.
Ger Megen ON Mittoh uno
Donneritaa 6at iid) iiber oas galt5c
5erain 5ipiiden Gogle YoB mo alt-
itin ouseebreitet. Seilipeiie fat es
ltarf geregnet. SSSn Der @eeeno bon
San 9[ntonio mar Ser 9fegen Derbdlt-
nismdBig leiht, aber ielbit bieier lei6-
te 9feeen lit bon groBem ytubeu ges
lueieu.
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Sn BEN stpril ididen.

Gin alter 8raaG tits: int Mprtf
Sdtdf man bic Marin, iupbtn man ,pill
So9 iutro aud oft, tucnm eS 10 gliidt
Gin Weifer in April geiAift.
gSte Nlanfer plagt iein 2ebenlana
STD ab, tuirh babel reid - itn6 franf.
Benms Geben er genieken mill,
Sd)tft ibn Der Sob 1T ben Mpril.
gSie Wanher itrebt nod bober Ctr
Semitgt nm yDlttit iid iebr,
Spd BET ber Wabl ,uirb es linn fIar
DAP ct MIR elm aprilnarr mar.
Serr Gampbea mill, ber gpmpernenr,
Der ntmd'riihen 0eiete ntebr,
Sd buff'. bak bic 9esislatnr
Sbm 5eigf, bak ct Mprilnarr nMr.
Serr Sterling Strong 1T .uilb unb ton
uno nitnmt ben Waunb setualttg ppa;
Gr iast, bak ber Salppn tnns gel'n, -
SaR CT ein Ssarr, faun Seber ieb'n.
Serr Nopienelt sebt mad Afrifa,
llm bubes 8ilb sn iagen ba,
g1ir hpffen MIR, bak er nitht min
Sid ielber fdbiden in Mpril.
am galfan fiebt's gar frieg'riidJ aus,
Die Serben riiften ,uie bie Sans,
ttnb finben bod am Gnbe gar,
Oak Nlles Elm aprilfders ,uar.
Web' i'd in eilten 8arrppfn 10
Damn fprb're if mir "a la mo-,
gSenu MnD'reS bQun her QXirf nehrnd,t
Sann 'uirh er tiidbtis aasselaiyt.
Nsein licber Msann, ifl bin usr frph,
Sci einem @laie ~ I a mt %!
llto batt ibr btefss nidbt snr Samb,
0eb' i'd nad cinem anbern Stnnb!"
0as - Lamp Sier 1T bcfann.
4ls beites Bier I'm gan5en 2amh.
2Ser fih an bieiem 9ranf erauidt,
Sft nidgt In ben april seifttdt.
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ternommellen 5obrt muroe aebeini
gebalten. Ser 8allon mor Bis gi=
berod gefabren uno oanu na6 Dem
See slriidgefebrt, no er langere
Belt manoperierte. 9lm friiben 4beno
erbob ii6 ein itarfer Slttpino, ge-
gen ben man trob gllten Sllnftio-
nierens Der Motore nidt poripdrts
fonlmen fonnte. Wfoior Sperlin9
6elorgte, oaB Der 8allon nad Dem
@ebiree eetrieben meroen f0llnte,
rtno enti6ieb ii6 oonn oafiir, Iir-
her in Der ihminlmenben &dlle
Sdms au iuhen, ols BEN 9oIlon lltt
IiiGen 81 lalien
llngebeures 9lufIeben erregt III
@ien oos geridpilben oes So
nies Der @uderer, Der ollgerneill
pSnfel 9ieiher" gellannf iuurbe INN
iid elmer groBen <noiboft inter
Der bo1iten @riitofratie erfrellte. lfr
mar elm lebr befannter 2ebenn.uI
rnb Sportsmann. 9orienperlultc
iesten ibm in Der lebten. 3eit eeipal-
tig 5u. Sssn groBter S6neaigfeit
nabm er rieiige Su,nlnen auf uno
beronftete nod Mmerifa, ipie pon
Der 8eboroe ongegeben miro. gs
nerloutet, boB 9fei1er cine Sduloen-
lait bon fiinf5ebn Millionen aro.
nen binterlaiien bat @efalihte
@ediel ipieIen bel Der slffare gleid-
falls cine 9RoGe. Sn MitIeioen.
-idaft ge5ogen ilt aub Hei1er's Sobn,
ein gerliner slr5t, oeiien 8ermo-
gen bel Den Sransaftionen perloren
gegangen lit.
- 9(us 2iiiabon lneloet man: Ger.
geant 2ima, pel9er feline &amero6er
perraten botte, Die an Dem 9lttetuat
auf &onig aarIos uno ben &ronprin-
gen Wanuel beteiligt maren, muroe
in elmer SeitenitroBe nit einern Gold,
in Der 8ruit als 2ei1e gefllnoen.
2ima muroe felt ieiner 8errdterei bon
oet1 Soloaten iotpol ipie alth bon Ser
8ebolferlmg grimnig geboBt. Der
Moroer 2imo's purbe eefaBt, nei-
eerte fif) ober, irgeno pelbe slus,
frnft iiber feline Motibe gu 'geben.
8urh Die neuerlibe 2obnbe-
megnne Der Mebgergeienen in Wiin- |
den limo i'm oortigen Sleiiderge-
ihGft rieiise SdeuBlihfeiten aufge- |
oedt moroen. Inter Der 8ebolfe- {
rung Ser SSioritaot berridt oesbalb |
Die groBte @rregung 3ablreihe 8e-
ih6fte iino ourd Die Sdnutereien
auf Dos 8eoenflihite fompromittiert
ssm Staate Saroca, 45 Mei.
len BON Sierro glonca, an Der 8erc
Gru5 & Baeiftc 8abn, ipill man
reihe @oloIager entoedt baben.
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Gum 8erfouf bel anen Sanolern.
Breis so Gents. sSolterWiIburil
So, Buffalo, Seem Yorf, alleinige
Igetten fin Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert @ub oes gsomens =
0oans = 1lno 1tebnlt feline anoeren.
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,Qieber iterben, Gpftor.

aIs meme SiiBe perIieren" fogte so.
8. Bingham bon Hrinceton, ssSa.,
als Die sler5te ibn1 bieie glIternatipc
il, einem Sal @angerene iteGten.
Damn bralidte er 8udlens Mrnico
Salbe, uno puroe bollig eebeiIt. Sic
frriert G5celna, SieberbIaien, @eu-
len, 8ranopunoen nno Samorrhoi
Den. 25 @ts. BEL alien Oruggiften
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g. ". G. u. g. gabn.
g., $. & 9. u. (Saupt-2inie).

" Nes'Stt' ~ 'FHFeJ.
Infunft-
yso. 9-gom Citen. .... .7:35 borm
go. 7-Gom Often. 600 nadlm
No- 10-el Raio II. Beiteu 1870 nafsn
Gbfabrt-
go. 10-gl Raio IL 8eIten. .7:30 nad].n
gto 1O-yfad Dem Often. 1890 nadbri
gfo. S-gtad oen Often. II 40 born,
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Dies if 10.

Wir tpiiniden bierntit 10 often un6
entihieoen, iuie es nur moglid lit, 5n
erfldren, bnB Suut's Cure poiitip,
ihneH unb permanent ireen6 eil,e
iudenbe $ontfranfbeit, bic befartnt
III, beiIt. Cine ShodteI gnrantiert
gu beIfen. Shon cine Mnipenouna
bringt grleihteruns.
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Giieniuaaren-S specialization, 8raSs
idlnei0er unb WdsDfen.

Sfueepers. @arteniGlar9. Gdeeren,
8anms uuh @htu,eneShneiber. Gioe
Cutters. Die innerbaIb u Bon bonn
Smin ober 8lumenbeet ideiber. Rene
@rasf6neioer nno @aSofen tperoen eez
gen nlte ungetnilid]t ober bermiefet
@ras f6ieioer. Oefert @iebeIe. &offer,
Shloiier, Sdliiiiel. @6eeren. Gaeen
iperoen repariert. sSreie Iblieferung.
Mnft 8olltns, binter 30t Oftsgonlmeree
gtrohe
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Spn lpfalett eJnterefie+
Qente, bie mir fennem unb beren Gr-
fabrnng nns bon Nntem
ietu fdnn.

ein fam.
9ies 1T >ein rein lofales @reianIs.
@s erei9nete iid in 6on Mntonio.
gei6t in Buffalo ooer in Seem
Oorf.
Sbr ieib gebeten, es gu unterluhen.
Sbr iperoet Dem @ort zines lRit=
burgers @lauben f6enfen.
Sbr iperoet oas 3euenis ei,,es
geitbiirgers beit6tieen.
sSSrgeno Elm @rtifeI, ser IN Der ei-
genen 9eimat inooriiert miro
geroient mebr 8ertrauen,
Denn elmer, bon Dem eSbr nubts
tpiBt,
Soer Der bon unbefannten gerlo-
men ir0oriiert miro.
S. g. Suben, 1922 OIt-g gommu.rce
StraBe, San @ntonio, iagt: See inc
erite grfabrung batte icb nit Goa ne
y1eren Hillen in Sefferion G'itn,
Miiioufi.
Sd batte eille lange 3eit an 4lro-
nil6er 2abnune i'm 5aiiden geliti:en,
Die olle Seilmetbooen obtpies iulo
aaen Nlitteln 5ur 9lbbilfe @ii,er-
Itono leiitete. 9oan's Mieren aeil-
len bolfen neilten 2ei6en prompt
ob uno id) hotte feline llriarbe sur
&lage, bis ipieber Dor &,lryet1.
Damn fing nein Giiden tpieoel-. an 5ll
I6ner5en llno i6 perl1affte. mir
natiirlid prompt ipieber cine G6uh-
tel 3oan's Niere,l Gilleu I'M i Stors
Der 8erar Drug 60. 8ie es iri-
Der gei6eben, entferrten tic Die
Sfner5en prompt rno balfen eben-
folls elmer leidten Nieren=Storlang
ab. Die iif) eingeItel1t batte. Sd
bin iett fret BON Niererl-2eioelr unb
Storungen nno idreibe bies benz Sc
brau6 pon0oan's fierett Binel1 su. "
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-09

Simple fir MauIdbranb, Dil-
BEG Seuer (8ladleg). Gum Ber.
fouf Bel gnpples 9rmg Gompamh
323 g3. gcmmeree1st.. Gan @ntonio,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-09

= CUTE Getr1nfe unb famoier
2und ftets IN garstaller's Saluuu
uno Rcitamrant, giflita GtroBe, ne6eh
ser 4a[Ie Der Serntnnnsfobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-09

No. 4-Nn1 bem Norben. .7:3O BORN
nSlber -Na6 benz Noroen 900 nadnl
SO. 244-Soniton etc. 1918 nadm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-09

81. 6. & :. 8abn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-09

@ietoria 9ioiiiun, 9. 5. & g. q.
Anfunft-
Roo. 3o2-gusrO. gictoria, 7::so naAul
gbfa1rt-
30 so1-euero. gietorio, $50 BORN
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-02-05
Hand Loom Ruus.

Great at-grandmOthers' rag carpets are
travelling under an assumed name. As
you all know. they are now Martha
Washington and Puritan rugs. but they
have taken on softer, smoother tex
ture since their revival.
They still are made on an old hand
loom. but Of new rags-not really rags,
after all. but Of new sateen carefully
cut into even widths. and the thinnest
among them Of colored or white tape.
The shades Of material used in these
rugs are varied according to the gen.
eral effect desired, and what cannot be
accomplished in the cotton material Is
gained by the careful selection Of COL
OrS In the cotton chain. These lighter
weight rugs made Of tape are so pill
able as to be useful for table covers
In studies, nurseries or even In n gen
eral sitting room where there are many
children and things are designed for
hard usage; also they are used to cover
cushions for studio purposes or porch
es. The rugs made with a colored
chain are warmer In tone, but those
with white chain are more service
able because they are more success
fully laundcred. which. in this case, Is
polite way Of describing the wash
Ing process. for In these particular
rugs It may best be accomplished by
laying them on smooth surface and
scrubbing them with household
scrub brush or else by putting them
into washing machine