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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-07
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-07
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-07
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Warble Sails Otto gbeling.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-07
2ofdleS.
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bereiten, milB man iebr iorgfaltiJ
uufmerfen, bob iie uidt bort per.
ben. Gs lit bauptiadli6 l1ebungs-
lode, BARN cine gentle giderbeit
gu erlangen. Hiht gu ibnelles
5euer uno ertb fodetloe Butter
finb Die @auptbeoingut1gen gum Saf-
tigmeroen Der Nieren.
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rider 3esept.) - Sier5u be6orf
man iehs Bis abt iebr ibone 9uln-
meInieren. 8epor man iie 5uredt
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iallee fertie modem, oie fpater in oie
Rieren eeitrihen miro. Man berei-
lei lie folgenbermaBen: 5tpei robe 81
notter nerben nit bier @Bloffeln
feinem 9robe1cero eeriibrt, Elm 9of-
feI boa @itragonenie oa5ueeriifrt,
5al5, Boprifa, Senf fleine feinee.
badte &ornidons, gebadter &orbel
griinoer .@itragon= ulb 4relIenaiily
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griinolih perriibrt, bob lie ME Sol.
be miro. Run i6nei0et man oie
Nieren in Der Mitte auf, entfernt
Den peiben, barten &ern, bratet iebc
Sdlfte in i~teigenoer Butter, itrei6t
in Die 9oblung bon Der Sauce ulo
ribtet ben Geit Der Sauce in einer
Sonciere an. Sebr ihn nerben sic
Niereri, tpenn man fie ouf Dem &olt
troten fann.
Wa6eira-Niercn Sh0ne uno
oide aaIbsnieren befreit man porn
Tett nno ipidt ie eng nit fur5en
epefitreifen uno SriiffeIltiidben.
Su ciaen SiegeI hit man Butter.
&HurseInerf nn6 3piebel, gieBt ein
@las Mooeirn bo5u uno 6a5u uno
eine aus ben EriffeIihalen gefcd)tc
gfiena, ialst unb pfeffert nod Sc
ihmad, oinitet Die Nieren oarin Ell
ne baIbe Stunoe uno bebt iie beraus.
Gen Saucenfnno berldngert man
nod nit Maoeiro u1b Sleiidbriibe.
Eriiffeln nno Slipen meroen bin5u-
geton, oonn riftet man Die 0iesen
in Der 5ance redt beiB an.
0cip5bnIide ianre Mierem (idfpi=
biidj). - 2R l1n5en Butter i1pist
man nit atuei gBfoffeIn Mebl bralm,
tut in fleine @irfeI gebadte 3iuie.
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BEN gebldtterte Golbsnieren bineiil
uilo laBt allies pei6 oiiniten, 4 a
G.;art @ammeIfIeiidbriibe uno cine
&Ieinigfeit @ifig perben oaron &c.
goiien. Die Sauce miro nit Yfeffer
inc SaI5 abgeidmedt. 9as @e=
ridt lift man Iangfam gor odmpiea
ltnb gibt es nit IiireefortoffeIn SIR
gaieI.
Decentralization als beionberes
WprgcridJt uoer 81 Ga1eubriibe, au
Sfellc bon r6miidem Eaitetd)cn
0ier5u fann mar Die pom 8raten
zines aalbsriidens iibrig g~ebliebelie
gebratene Niere p%ermenben, ODER
auh cine friibe broten ober in 8itt-
ter gar bdmpfen. Die Miere miro
feingemieet, NIT einieen ebenfaGs
feingemiegten Sdalotten, Yeterlilie,
rotem Gfeffer, ieingemiesten gbams
pignons uno Gapern NIT ettpos 81
t~ronenfaft in 8utter geihmist. Man
Itreiht oieie painartige Maife oif
ger0itete @eiBbrotihnitthen, iiber=
0edf ie nit Barmefanfaie, geriebener
SemmeI uno 5erloliener gntter uno
bddt Die Nierenfhnittden inn grot=
ofen ihn goIobrnun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-07

GmiuSies Cferei. Milliam Mc=
Rinlep tpurbe sinftmnls an einem
Oiterfefte nit einem Ofterei iiber-
raf9t, beRen 9ine etnen NIT Dias
monten beiebten = Hepolber sntbieIt.
8eim 8etradten biefes @ei6entes
pirb Der fpdtere prdfbent Der Ser.
Staaten pobl nidt geabnt haben,
baB our9 cine fOl4e Waffe SABRE
ipdtcr ct auf bic Sobtenba6re seitredt
Derben perbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-07

Sobu $. Bolton, offentIider Ro-
TOR. @runoeigelltunt. Igent iiir
8enlionsonipriide. 3immer 8, 81
Somes Sptel, Oit.9oniton Strobsa
8eioe Selepk0ne $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-07

Srco. stafiel, 319 OIt-g Commerce
Strafe. Stride S6mercien fir @ar.
ten unb Selo. Seu, Safer, acrn
etc. Weoiain fit Bferoe, Giibe ulto
Siibner. Snfubatoren uno Srutlna.
ihinen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-07

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@ere1tigfeit, mir erfennen in Der
&egel m,r Die @erehtigteit an, Die
u1s reht gibt.
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0os observation-disclosures Ser

&U2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UT
Segislotnr bat ou6 oos 5neite
ENHANCEMENT oes Experimentation Gee
81 Der Observation-Disclosures, oas
cine eleihe 2i5ens fir Bier unb
@6isfep-g erfauf einfiibrt, angencm-
men.
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unb &eitanrant, 8iaita Strobe, ne6ell
Der Soue Der Sermannsiobne.
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oetrats e6etue.

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SHlefher.
Solme $. arotb unb Srau @iitie
Hofbfous.
q. g. SuHeb nnb gioa 8eiit.
gerrien e. ainosIep uno gefie ".
Gtlmberg. AsS
g. y. @dIieiina uno abela geit.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-06-30
Hdzefton items.

Z
A few Of our farmers are through
with their wheat harvest. Another
week will finish cutting.
Roy Webb has returned to Kansas
to assist in harvest and to get the Illinois
taste Out Of his mouth.
The city dads are going to widen the
streets on account Of so many unnamed
autos coming to town.
L. w. Fullerton was here short time
one day last week and it made us feel
glad to shake his hand and see him smile.
The contractors are pushing the work
rapidly on the school house ADD will soon
have it showing up IN fine shape.
L. P. Graves has at last decided that
ne must have the news and is sending
the required cash to secure the Index.
The local phone systems have been
having considerable trouble the past few
days getting their lines in shape. Too
much lightning.
From postal card received from E.
M. Brady at Willard, N. NJ. we take
1t thai. he Is acting on our advice when
he wanted to sell his town property here.
He intimates that it will be only a short
time until he is back.
If you happened to see anything of
unusual interest In the Herald last week
don't think for minute that Editor Hy-
att is entitled to any credit for it. Mrs.
Hyatt ran the paper last week while c.
A. plcwed corn and that accounts fer
the improved appearance Of the paper.
There now seems to be little doubt but
that Hazelton will have an alfalfa mill in
time to care for part OF the crop this sea-
son. Alfalfa mills are paying from IS
to SIS per ton for hay for which we
farmers without the mill can get only So.
There seems to be good margin in it
tor the mill as well as, for the farmer.
1t will add greatly to the value Of our
farm lands and our people ought to make
every effort possible to get the mill.
We have invented device for stop
ping overlapping on the phone and ex-
pect to put it on the market at once. 1t
is stuffed club attached to the receiver
and also to the crank and is so arranged
that when one takes down the receiv-
er without ringing the bell the club
lands on him just over the receiver ear.
This works so perfectly that after the sec
ond or third attempt by the party thus af-
Aicted he is permanently cured. You need
not be surprised if you see us wearing
diamonds soon.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-06-30

Mr.. Landon Mills, wife and daughter,
Goldie, attended the children's day en-
tertainment at Lake City Sunday evening.
Miss Rosa Cant attended the gradu-
alton exercises at the Lodge last Mon.
day and was the happy recipient Of a
Diploma.
Supt. Cant and assistant Mrs. Lemon,
both being absent last Sunday. the Sum
day School was ably conducted by Miss
Minnie Cant Of the Lodge who is visit
ing her brothers family here.
Nearly all the wheat in this vicinity is
ready to cut and promises a pretty fair
yield. Mr.. Albert Yoke and Mr.. jim
Par started their reapers on Monday,
beginning at Mr.. Yoke's and MIR. PAIRS.
Mrs. Landon Mills and son, Roy,
went down to the county seat on Mon
days train, to take in the graduation
exercises. Roy is now the proud pos
SCISSOR Of one Of those creamy white pa
pers, which means so much to the young
scholar. y
The many friends Of the Garten fam
lily will be glad to know thai, little Lena
who has been sick for so long, is improv-
ing rapidly, underline treatment Of DR..
Coleman. Miss Mabel expects to take
her to Colorado as soon as she is able
to make the trip.
There was quite a delightful family
party gathered last Sunday at the pleas
ant home Of F.B. Nurse and wife where
good time is always assured to those
who go. Mrs. Ralph Nurse and baby,
Lee Nurse, wife and baby, Bert S1ick-
land, wife and baby and Mr.. Sam Smith
and children were among those present.
Newt Martin. and Mrs. Thomas
Lemon visited few days last week
with the family Of G.S. Miller, former
resident Of this place but now living at
Crystal Springs. ,Kans. They report a
splendid time and they seem to think
that part Of the country is not far from
Paradise. Both Mr.. Miller and MIR.
Shultz have nice homes and splendid
farms, and they say all they lack is some
good old Barber county neishbors.
See T. L. Endley & Co., today for
hail insurance.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-06-30
Forest Items

Sam Hartley and wife visited Sunday
at Wilbur Kimbalrs.
Ralph Nurse and family visited Sun
day with Cy Yoke's family.
Lon Baldwin and family visited Sun
day with Cyrus Palmer and family.
Rev. Timmons and mother spent last
Wednesday at the home of Landon
Mills.
Cyrus Palmer presented his wife and
daughter with beautiful auto-seat top
buggylast week.
Nearly every one in this vicinity ex-
peds to take IN the celebration at the
Lodge Saturday.
Quite a number from this neighbor-
hood attended the funeral Of Clyde
Campbell at L AXE last Thursday.
Mrs. Mamie Garten who has been
helping to care for, her little neice, Lena
Garten, was called to Goats last week to
wait on Mrs. Jan Skinner.
3 The revival services will begin here
about the third Sunday in July. We
hope for good attendance and spirit
ually bel pful season for all.
In jotting down last weeks items we
made a misstatement when we said
Ralph Nurse helped partake Of that din
ner at the home Of his parents and again
! at the same time went on the excursion to
Alva. As the said items have not yet
been printed we hope for a Satisfactory
\ adjustment Of matters by the proof read
er. -.
Too late for last week.
Miss Alice Pan visited with Miss
Gertrude Lemon-Iaa Wednesday.
Charlie Smith and family spent Sun
day with George Smith and wife.
Ralph Nurse. our Forest merchant, and
Earl Martin joined the excursioniAs to
Alva Sunday.
orHne FasA and wife and Jane.
Redwine and wife Of Lake City, attend
ed our Sunday School, Sunday.
Next Sunday is the election of officer.
tor Sunday School for the coming quarter.
, Let W all 60 and take an active part.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-06-30
Advertised Letters.

Remaining uncalled for in this office
for the week ending June 70, 1909:
Letters-Stephen B. Brown. c. B.
Gore, Clara c. Cook, Mrs. ]. H. De-
bard w. L. Finley, Anna Lou Robin
son.
Cards-Dick Armour, Mary Ander-
son, r. w. Carruthers. Charlie Dobbs,
Ihos.s Dudley. c. L. Hayes, Mrs. Z
Jackson, J. E. Motter.
In calling for above please say, "Ad-
vertised," giving date Of list.
L. M. Axline, P. NJ.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-06-30
M0W0 Items.
From the News.RevieW.

Robert Owen. after being in failing
health for some time, died at the home
Of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Vanhook. east Of the Mo.
Pac. station. at ! p. m. Tuesday. June
22nd.
Mrs, F. L. Potter and SON Percy and
Miss Mabel Sommer are home from
Manhattan where the young people at
tended the State Agricultural College.
hey expect to return to the college al
the beginning Of next term IN Septem-
Der. ....
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-06-30
REMOVED

We are now located in the Opera
House Block awaiting the construc-
ton OF a larger and uptodate build
ing at the old stand. Call on us.
Our stock of furniture will please
you and we will make the price in
ing. Undertaking a Speciality.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20
PASADENA

Office SO South Fair Oaks Avenue
Home As; Sunset 400.
Dept. Home 1912; sunset 2740
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20
CELERY GROWERS RECEIVE
REPORT ON CONDITIONS

HUNTINGTON BEACH, Dec. 10
The Celery Growers association has
sent out the following letter to MEM
bers of the association at Smeltzer:
"A letter from Mr.. Bentley, the cell
cry growers eastern manager Dec 6
states that New York cold storage
celery of very good quality is plentiful
in Chicago and that the dealers get II
very much cheaper than California
celery.
In all Mr.. Bentley's letters he states
that the most successful and respon-
sible dealers handle association celery
and that they furnish 1t to the best
class of dealers and hotels, and ac-
tually get a better price for the prod
uct than dealers who buy from outside
shippers, and that they are paying 21a
cents per dozen more for association
celery than they can buy ii for from
independent shippers.
THE Pacific Vegetable company has
been selling celery and tomatoes for
less than the California Vegetable un-
ion, and on December 8 had cauliflower
In Chicago at different stores to be
sold out on commission any old price.
In every letter Mr.. Bentley sends
from Chicago he states that there
should be but one organization to han
die celery. Unsprayed celery shows
blight. but thoroughly sprayed celery
has little or none"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20
VENICE
Circulation--Home 4711; Sunset 1851.
Correspondent-Home 1881, Sunset 79l
VENICE AEROPLANE
NEARLY FINISHED
After Three Months of Secret Work
Craft Will Shortly Be
Given a Trial
Flight

VENICE. Dec. 19.-The Venice cham
Der of commerce has been infected by
the flying fever and intends, If pos
sible. to induce the managers of aVia-
tion week to arrange for an aeroplane
race from Los Angeles to Venice, ac-
cording to +. X. McCarver, president
of the organization.
For three months work has been go
ing on in all secrecy to rush to COM
pletion an aeroplane under cOnstruc-
ton in one of the houses of the Abbot
Kinney company on the Midway, with
Capt A. Il. Mueller, the South Amer
lean aeronaut. in charge. The machine
is to be ready for its first flight by
the end of next week, and Capt. Muel-
Ter hopes to have it in shape to cap
ture some of the aviation week prizes.
Should the flyer come up to the eX-
peCtation of the builder the Venice
chamber of commerce is to issue a
challenge to all entrants in the Los
Angeles air tournament on behalf of
the Venice machine. The inventor
claims that he has been able to rise
forty feet from the ground on a small
model worked by the aviator. The ma
chine he is building is an immense af-
fair, with a spread of fifty feet and a
length of seventy-five. The aeroplane
is almost completed, and awaits but
the arrival of the motor from the Los
Angeles factory to begin trial trips.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20
Late News from the Neighbor1ng Towns and Cities

ridden off and left them lying on the
sidewalk in front of a bicycle shop last
evening. The happiest one of the lot
over their recovery is Denneny, who
has been held in the city Jail pending
an investigation. He is now free, arftef
receiving a rather severe lesson for mis-
carelessness.
The jewels were found by Mrs. Louis
Herman of 70 West Walnut street. In
stead of turning them over to the
police she saw the name of Parks with
no address on the cover of the package
and attempted to deliver the box to the
owner without opening it. 1t was not
until ueighbors read the story OF the
loss of the package containing the $1,000
worth Of jewels and told Mrs. Herman
about it that she notified the police.
Mrs. Herman received a liberal reward
from Schorr for her honesty,
One Of the peculiar features of the
case was that during the time when
Schorr gave the package to the a. D,
r for delivery until it was returned
none of those handling it knew of its
value. Schorr did not tell the \. d. 7.
manager what the package contained,
Messenger Denneny did not know nor
did Mrs. Herman who found the pack
age on the curbstone.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20
.SANATORIUM PLANS
MEET OPPOSITION
Monrovla Citizens Are Not in Favor
Of a Second Home for
Consumption
Victims

MONROVIA, Dec ia petition re
Gently filed with the city council of
Monrovia by Henry w. Kirkenschala-
ger of this city asking permission to
erect a tubercular sanatorium on a
Hill in the northern part of the city
is creating some little feeling. kirch-
enschlager proposes to erect a first
class sanatorium for cOnsumpttVes on
what is known as Red Hill and several
physicians are backing him in his pro-
jeCt
Another petition was put In clrcuIa-
ton Yesterday by prominent citizen
asking that Kirenschlager be not al
lowed to erect a sanatorium. Already
this paper has received more than a
hundred signatures, principally those
of persons living i'm the neighborhood
of Rer Hill. The second petition prop
ably will be fled with the council dur
ing the week
Those who are opposing llirkensch-
Ia gers project claim that his intention
is to erect a cheap substitute for a
tirst-class sanatorium which would
make Monrovia q mecca for Consump-
tives in the last stage of the disease.
The pottenger sanatOrium, located IN
the fotthn city, has already acquired
a national reputation and II was the
success Of this concern which undnubt-
edlv led [irkenschlaeeT TO his action
Many citizens claim that the erection
of a second sanatorium, even n first
class one, would practically kill Mon
rovia as a tourist center Several years
ago it was proposed to erect first
class hotel on the proposed site OF
Kirkenschlager's sanatorium. 1t Is
now believed that If the city council
refuses his petition that an up-to-date
hostelry viii be erected within the
nnrlirlor Near.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20
E. Johnson Dies Suddenly

POMONA, Dec. 19.-The sudden
death of e. Johnson early this morn
ing at his home, 1868 South White ave-
nue.. shocked a wide circle of friends
here. Mr.. Johnson, who is employed
at the Capitol grocery store, attended
to his work as usual yesterday. He
went home, and at II o'clock at night
became i'll, dying several hours later.
The deceased was about 3S years old
and is survived by a widow and two
children. He was a member of Pomona
Masonic lodge.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20
SHIPBUILDING CONCERN
TO INCREASE ITS FORCE
Craias Need More Men as Result Of
TWO Big Contracts for
Vessels

LONG BEACH. Dec. 19-JOhn f.
Craig. president of the Craig ship
building company, has stated that 200
more men will be employed at the
plant within the next few months, dur
ing the construction Of the two steel
steamships which have been contracted
for.
craig will leave for the east soon,
to bring from Toledo, O.. where the
craig company was located, a number
of skilled workmeu. Other men are to
come from Seattle and San Francisco,
one vessel TO cost S225.0OO, is to be
built for the Hammond Lumber com
pany of san Francisco, and the other,
to cost $l95, ,O00 is to be built for the
Western Steam Navigation company
of san Francesca and Long Beach.
Local boatmen are now anchorlns
their launches in the Long Beach mar
Dor. and report the channel leading
into the harbor as being amply deep
for their needs. With the dredging
that is soon to be done ana the fur
ther extension of the jetties, it is eN-
pected the channel will be deep enough
for steamers within a few months,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20
LONG BEACH NEWS NOTES

LONG BEACH, Dec. 19.-Nrs Mar
garet Taylor, who came here from
Des Moines Ia, four months ago died
today at the home of her iaushter
Mrs. L. G.. Butler at Anaheim street
and Oblspo avenue. The burial viii be
at DoWney tomorrow morning.
Miss Alvada Mott has resigned tho
superintendeucy OF the Seaside hos
pital and viii saH for Honolulu about
January / TO accept position in the
Queens hospital
The Hotel Kenyon, now being COM
pleted on the bluff west of the Ebcll
clubhouse, viii open next month. NJ.
l.. Kenyon is the owner, The hotel
contains thirty-eight apartments.
w. W. Proctor for many years q
merchant patrolman, died this evening
Of dropsy at his home, G35 East First
street
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20
LONG BEACH
Circulation Dept. No. 4 Pine street,
Home phone see.
Correspondert sunset phone Main BOO.
NAPIER BACK ON
RATE CUTTING JOB
LAUNCH CAPTAIN SELLING
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION
Ten Cents Again Pays for the Trip
Between Long Beach and
Harbor at San
Pedro

LONG BEACH. Dec. 19.-When Capt.
f. f. Napier, owner Of the launch Nir-
ginia and the only local boatman not
numbered i'm the combine, turned the
PROV of his craft northward last Mon
day and steamed out of sight, it was
expected that the rate war between
the combine and him was at an end.
Napier hove to again during the latter
part Of the week, however, ana today
operated both the Virginia and the
launch Nora between this city and
san Pedro selling tickets al 10 cents
each.
The other boatmen slashed the 25-
cent rate to meet his, and passengers
enjoyed the twelye-mile trip at this
ridiculous price throughout the entiro
day.
The rival agents strained their vocal
cords to sell tickets, and the pier was
q noisy place The sea was not too
rough for travel. but a rather strong
wind blew during the afternoon.