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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07
BUMPER WHEAT CROP
NEAR DRUMMOND
THE MORRISON RANCH FUR
NisHEp A GREAT DRY FARM.
ING DEMONSTRATION.
Staff Correspondence.

Starr Correspondence.
Drummond. Nov. 6.-The bumper
crop of Granite county this year was
threshed on the ranch OF II. Morrison.
three miles east of this place. and the
figures furnish good material for the
dry farming men and are also a good
boost for the bench lands OF Flint
creek valley The Morrison crop was
all grown on high bench land accord
ing To dry-farEing methods. The
wheat threshed 1907 bushels. of
which 15.091 bushels We're Turkey Red
wheat; this weeks 1000 bushels of
this grain We're shipped by MIR Nor
rison to the Bozeman Milling COM
pany: it Is of excellent quality and
Is I'm great demand.
The field which was measured for
the record embraced go acres: from
this, land Morrison harvested and
threshed 991s bushels OF the Turkey
Red wheat, an average OF 45.35 BUSH
els to the acre. This fall Mr. Nor
rison has planted 160 acres in Tur-
key Red and the crop at this time is
in prime condition. II Is predicted
that the record for next year will be
even better than this seasons show
ing.
Oats was threshed on the Morrison
ranch this fall that gave returns of
more than 40 bushels to the acre. The
crops were all cultivated according
to the dry-farming methods and the
results have attracted no little atten-
ton here.
Speaking of his experience. Mr..
Morrison says: In my opinion. Gran
lite county has an excellent oppor-
tunity to become noted for her win
ter wheat. Placing our acreage at a
very conservative figure. we have co.
900 acres of bench land which will
produce good hard wheat under dry
farm cultivation. There will be within
n few years good opportunity for
the establishing of II flour mill in OPP
Grafton the year around; and the
wheat IL of fine quality My land
this year has shown what quality can
be produced. The man who gets hold
OF good upland tract here is getting
a good thing,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07
Notice to Public,

All barber shops under the juris-
diction of this union. No. 5s5 of Mis-
soula. will close on and after Navem-
Der each Saturday night At 10
o'clock, as per change in constitution.
c. Il. pAULSON, President.
II. L. MERCER, Secretary.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS
TO CONFER HIGH DEGREE

Spokane, Nov. 6.-Forty candidates
will receive the degree from the
fourth to the thirty second. inclusive,
ut the convention of the Scottish Rite
Masons of the Spokane jurisdiction
I'm this city the week of November
-. Sovereign Grand Commander
James ID. Richardson, thirty-third de-
gree. and Sovereign Grand Inspector
General Ernest Bertrand Hussey.
thirty-third degree. will be In attend
ance. others assisting being w. s. Nc
crea and f. +. Michaels of Spokane.
who received the thirty-third degree
at Washington. -. C., recently. and
Rev. DR. William J. Hindley. pastor
of Pilgrim Congregational church and
chaplain of the Spokane Chamber OF
Commerce. and Richard b. Harris.
also of this city. who We're elected
knights commanders of the court of
honor.
The Spokane chapter. which has 3sa
members, IL arranging a series of re-
ceptions and banquets in connection
with the ceremonials, at which IL is
expected there will be 500 visitors
from various parts of the United
states and Canada.
DIR. Hindley Will deliver a series Of
lectures preceding the degree work
during the week. the subjects being
The Symbolism of the Ring" THE
breaking of Bread" and ..The His
tory of Scottish Rite Masonry
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07
LAST OF THE MONTH
COMES BAZAAR
DATE is ANNOUNCED FOR AN.
NUAL EVENT OF WoMAN'S
cLUs-A PROGRAM.

In the absence Of the president and
vice president. Mrs. J. w. Reeley pre-
sided at the meeting of the Woman's
club yesterday afternoon, the music
department having charge of the pro-
gram with Mrs. f. a. winstanley in
the chair. The opening number was
Home. sweet Home" which was rem
,iered By the club. with Mrs. Agnes
Lombard accompanying on the piano.
A piano solo, wedding Day"
(Greig), was beautifully rendered by
Miss Bernice Berry. and as an encore
she cheerfuly responded with If l
Were Bird"
The story of how Julia Ward Howe
wrote the "Eattlc Hymn of The Re
public" was really one of the most In
teresting papers ever read before the
club. the subject being ably presented
by Mrs. Hiram Knowles, who recitea
the poem and also gave an interest
ing history of the author and her life
and the source of inspiration of the
HYMN which is one Of the classics Of
American literature.
Drink to Me With Thine Eyes" an
English folk song. was splendidly rem
uered DN MTS. T. ~. W wi >.
Agnes Lombard accompanying on the
piano.
A piano solo. Chopin prelude In A
flat by Miss Marde Wilkins was very
much enjoyed.
The literature department will meet
with Miss Minnie Spurgeon in the
orchard Homes ut $50 O'Clock Mon
day afternoon. All those wishing to
60 will meet AZ the home of Mrs. T. A..
wickes. on University avenue at 2:l5
o'clock sharp.
The music department will meet
with Mrs J. W. Shryock at the home
of Mrs II. G. HolienbecK, 220 South
Third west. Monday afternoon at 2:3o
o'clock.
The entertainment committe having
in charge the proposed bazaar for the
club reported that good progress was
being made sub committees have
been selected for the various booths.
The supper booths viii be in charge
Of Mrs. w. H. Smith. who has secured
the assistance of several active mem
bers of the club. There will be all
kinds of fancy work and useful articles
and everything in the cookery line for
sale. The bazaar will be held Novem-
Der 90 30 and December I. the place
tn be announced later.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07
GOOD BILL COMES
TO GRAND THtATtR

Marie Reese, cornetist. with select
repertoire of musical numbers: Rob-
erts q Allen, comedy sketch artists Of
the capable order: Lindstrom 4 Allen.
knockabout duo, carrying a comedy
act entitled Nip and Tuck" anr the
usual run of live motion pictures will
constitute the program To he pre-
scented To the patrons of the Grand
theater Monday evening. The people
who viii appear in the various acts
have all won praise from audiences in
other cities and no doubt will please
equally as Well in Missoula
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07
MISS CARRIE MOBtRG
IS MRS. S0OtRQU|S1

Miss Carrie Moherg became Mrs.
August Soderquist at pretty home
wedding last evening ut the residence
OF Mrs. Anton Doium. us South
Fourth street west. The ceremony was
said by Rev. A. v. Anderson in the
presence of number of friends OF
the contracting parties. The couple
stood under an arch of smilax and was
attended by Niss Hannah Mobcrg and
Claus Sacrisou. The bride and the
bridesmaid Mere sowned in white silk,
An elaborate wedding supper followed
the ceremony. The table was taste
fully decorated. Mr.. and Airs. Solder
quist have many friends in Missoula
and their married life begins with the
brightest of prospects.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07
TO SUPPORT eoMPERs, EFT Al.

New York. Nov. s.-The Central
Federated union has passed a resa'u-
tion calling ON the convention of the
American Federation of Labor, which
meets in Toronto next week. To assess
the 2.0oo.0eo men, beers of the national
body for the purpose of raising a fund
To carry the appeal Of President Sam
uel Gompers. Vice President John
Mitchell and Secretary Frank Morri-
son to the United States supreme
court. The three national officers. who
have been sentenced To Jail for con-
tempt Of the federal court. were unani-
mously Endorsed.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07

me Florence laundry yesterday occu-
pled Tor the first time its new quarters
IN the CLANCY block and
ieAMiNG the machinery of the
'NG1s splendid new plant
moved as perfectly rs If
had been in operation for months
~ the entire west there IL not another
s"ch ianndrf rs this, and AIR CLANCY
anu MS manager. A. A. Howard ara
10 ps congratulated upon the improve
iheht IN tho conditions attending their
business. Everything about the miami
VI attest pattern and most moa.rp
s"hsisuc1ion, electricity Is used wher
ever IL Is possible in the plant and It's
appiichtioh extends from on. end of
tue process To the other. The arrange
men. ~ the office and show rooms on
the ground floor OF the buildin. l.,
complete and attractive and interests
tue spectators who watch the process
through the big plato windows: hut in
the basement where the scrubbing ana
aryihs and heavy work are done, there
- much more To interest those who
fisit the new plant. The newest was
none too new and the best WAS none
TOO good when the equipment for tn.
plant was selected and the result is n
perfect laundry. And so they pro-
nouneed II who yesterday witnessed
the initial run. II was worth seeing.
AT the warehouse of the Day Commits
sion company. ON West Main street,
yesterday Manager Day
fehF6CI was engaged In hand
APPlSS ling what is without
doubt the finest shin
ment of apples that ever came from a
Missousa county orchard The fruit
came from the old Williams ranch. on
the isattlesnake, now owned by the
water company, and included Mcintosh
Reds and Northwest Greetings. 1t MAS
the quality of the apples and the ad-
mirable manner in which the fruit was
packed that made the display So at
traetiHe. The sorting of the fruit had
been done perfectly and the packing
left nothing 10 be desired: the apples
brought the top price and were worth
II. Some of them have been selected
Tor exhibition purposes and will be scrt
east. The fruit itself is fine. but it is
the packing that makes il show Ia such
excellent advantage. Mr.. Day is be-
coming an ardent admirer of the Me-
lntosh Red, So would anybody who
looked IT the lot of apples he had in
the warehouse yesterday.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07
MONS NELSON BURIED.

The funeral of Mons Nelson was
held yesterday at Deer Lodge. the
services being conducted by Rev. A.
V. Anderson of this city. Nelson died
at Deer Lodge. after being injured on
Thursday at Garrison. why're a helper
engine ran over him HeAwas car
pcnter in the employ Of the Northern
Pacific.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07

II is always good "a have Sam Dins-
more come to Missoula: the town
seems more like HON.
NOW We when he Is here. There
BELIEVE is an added reason why
Sans present visit Is
pleasing to his friends; il settles for
ever the doubt which many of them
have felt ever since they heard the
report that Sam was married. For
Mrs Dinsmore Is here: sh5 has come
with Sam and size Is welcomed cor
daily: she would be welcomed for
Sans sake anyway. but as soon as
Sans friends meet her they welcome
her for her own sake and are glad.
again. that she has come tn see Mis-
soula for herself and to learn what a
good place IL Is IL Mrs. Dinsmorc
likes Missoula as well as Missoula likes
her. IL is a safe bet that the Dinsmnre
family, comes To the best city In the
world tn live. In the meantime Mr..
Dinsmnrc is looking over his old
stamping ground and IL showing Mrs.
Dinsmorc the old landmarks. They
will remain i'm the city for several days
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07

There was q genuine surprise last hiSnt
when 1t became known that Charles
+. Dorman had resigned
OORMAN his position as manager
TO QUIT Of the grocery depart
ment Of the Missoula
Mercantile company, the rcsisna
ton t. take effect at the end
Of this month. Mr.. Dorman confirmed
the report ard announced that he has
purchased an interest In the Worden
grocery store and. with CTS Wor,ien.
viii move to Higgins avenue. where
the new firm has secured Il good 10
cation and will enter business early
next month. The details Of the plans
of the new concern will be announced
later. Ii will not seem natural to call
ut the grocery department of the Mis-
soula Mercantile company and find
Mr.. Dorman gone. he has been con-
nected with the store for nearly %
years and he knows what everybody
wants in his line. he has filled orders
so many times lie viii be greatly
missed by the patrons of the store. but
all Of them will wish him abundant
success In his new venture and ever
lasting prosperity wherever he goes
and whatever he does. He is of the
salt of the earth and u charter menu
Der OF the Onion club. The only charge
that was ever made to stick against
him was that he was born IN New
brunswick. but, as he never ran for
office. this has not counted seriously.
He rcmedied the defect us soon as no
could and came to II good town; that
he has elected to remain here. now
that he engages In business for himself
IL a compliment to the city that IL an
preeiated. He will succeed. for he
knows the business from sugar to ham
ana he Knows the people That IL
combination that Is hard to beat,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07
ENTER FORBIDDEN CITY.

Picking, Nov. 6.-The prince regent
received the members of the legations
in turn today. within the forbidden
city. where they paid their respects
before the bier of the dowager EN-
press. whose funeral will be held on
Tuesday
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07
CAMP FOLLOWERS KILLED.

Richmond, Ill. Nov. e.-fwo men
were killed at railroad camp near
Centerville early today. II being SAID
they We're shot to death while they
were attempting tn rob italian labor
ers. The men slain were camp fol-
lowers and general shooting followed
the discovery of their alleged intru-
sion
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07
ARE IMPROVING.

Portsmouth. y. H.. Nov. 6.-The four
men who were injured in the boiler
room of the battleship North Dakota
Yesterday were in good condition to-
day. The accident consisted only in
the splitting of one of the four-ineh
tubes for the length of seven and
one-haif inches.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07
FREE SMOKING TOBACCO.

Cut this out, bring it To my store and
receive free package of the famous
Old English Curve Cut smoking tobac
co for the pipe, Ii fits the pocket.
This offer holds good as long as they
last. No minors need apply.
FRANK j. IICHTI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-27
Segas.

Weibnadten ideint iiberaa i'm
Staate biibih berlaufen gu fem. @ier
nr6 6n bat iib elm Sunge ODER
Elm gripahlener BEL Der tpiiten anol.
Ierei aner0ings Berlesungen Snge.
apgen aber Der mirfIidJ idIimmerl
Sale iino bod nur tpeniee gene
len. Mud init ben 5euern lit es
6ies Sabr anffeineno nidf io
iflimm getpefen, fpie in monfen frii-
beren Sabren. DDS @etter mar
iiberna i1on, aber es tpar reht folt.
Der Wann Der neulid in ser
Nabe bon Dallas nit ourdbihnitte-
iier 8eble gefunoen mnroe, lit ais
Elm geuiifer s. O. Soft elm 5ild)~
itlio WiI6bdrioIer, ioentifisiert NOR
ben. Wnn gloubt, DOB er bon slpei
Wdnnern ermoroet morben III, ci-
iiela @merifaner uno einem @erifa-
flef.
5n RingspiI1e brad am 5rei-
fng morgen um 4 Hbr elm 9yeuer
a1is, 6os big INN iieben miitete uno
eiien Shooen bon iiber $4,000
anrihtete. Gs brannteu ab: bas
Scotland, Die 2leberg 9anf, Der Ue.
ihdftslaoen bon g6tparo S'grien
Der 2aoen Der gGen Surniturs
&ompanDs Die &ingspiae Mpotbefe,
Die 9elepbon grdanee uno anoere
@ebdu6e. 9as Geuer mar alien I'm;
f9eine nod ongelegt.
ginem 15idbrieel Sunger Ito,
mems George Boyle tn Maeo iDurot
0ur6 Omen Cannon Girecrader Gin
9eil ieiiter Snno pegeeriien. Sr
Ooofum 5og fid 5. 81. Menfe ourd,
bic GrppiioHaeines groBen Sire
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SOFT bu elm Sposenbirn,
9oGte ben S6nobel.
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2ofaleS.

Jrennbltde @orte Der Inerfennaag
iiber uniere acknowledgements, fiir
Die mir hermit ber5li6en 9onf ab-
i%totten, gingen nns nod bon folgen=
ben Seiten gu:
Die o9emtide 3eitmns1 in ga
Grange id)reibt:
ul1niere nerfgelhaete aoaegin.
bic uSreie 9relie fin Seras1, oie
angeiebenite oeutlde 3eitltng I'M SIT
Den, bat iid einlllol mieoer ielbl,
iibertrpffen. Sbre leete 9lusgobe UNI
fabte Ga Seiten! ullo, ooB Mus-
itattnng, iomie Snbolt q 0o. 1 mar,
oafir birgt Der Name oes aeniaIeu
S6riftiteuers, 9ueo Moaer.
@ir gratulieren!~
0as n@pdcnblatt" lit Muitim &c.
merit:
pMit elmer acknowledgements Dor
Sd Seiten bot Die .Sreie greiie fin
Seras" ibreil eigenen ullo anoert
RECORDS" fir oeuti6e 3eitnngen in
Sioen geidloeel. @enn oieie 9(uS.
gabe aud, tpie Die meiiten oerortiger
Spe5ialoussaben, in erlter 2inie Sc
ihaftserfolg eepeien iit, 10 mar es
bod audi in anoerer @iniidt cine rid)
tige @eibna6tsausgabe init GROCER
MusmabI an MISUNDERSTANDING
un6 ionitigen a1lf bas Set besiiqli
den Mrtifeln. Die @eidafts[eut,
Gan Gntonios ober, <oie onrd ibrt
@n5eigen oieie 10 ausee5eidnet se
leitete unb g~eoeibenoe beuti6e Set
lung in Stano feben iold eetpidtiel
Musgubett aus5uienben, tperoen no
piflen tuarllm un6 lire Gednure
babel ftnoen."
Die nMiKiFippi GLITTER, somn
tassanssabe Ser r@eitlid)en Nuit'
in ct. 2onis idreiben.
p8elonoere @ea6tnng nno guer.
fennuttg per6ient aud oiesmal hue.
Der Die acknowledgements ullIerel
Roaegin bon San Mntonio, Sci
.Sreien GreIie fir geras~. Gin,
JeItausgabe BON Cd Seiten min ii
nnierer 3eit Ser eroBen 3eitullael
iogar etuos ioeen. @ir iplnidel
Der 8orfampferin 6es 0eutidtrtnls
bon Seras allies peroiente Slid uni
elm geoeibIides Neltes Sabrl1
9as rWodeablatt" in Trieoridls
burg idreibt:
.Die p5reie greiie fir seras" ba
cine Cd Seiten umfaiienbe @eie
nodts-5 berausgeae5en
bel ben unsiinitieen @ei6aftsberbalt
nilien in oieiem Sabre Elm 3eiden
Dob iie cine energiide @eIdaftsDer
maltltns uno tiidtiee Mnoeiseniorun
Ter bat. 9ie @usitattl1ng 1T - bon
tedniiden Stan6punft aus 80 ein1
bibide uno nlid perb1ltnismdBig
bel 2eieitoff 1T in Ser Musgobe emf
bolten." Is.
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+ @il6elm Clemens.

Sn Neu-8rmnfeIs itarb pl6b-
lid urlo ultertpartet Der frii1ere
Staatsienator @ilbelm Clemens,
elmer Der befonntelten Deutiden IN
unierem Teile bes Staates. Ser
8eritorbene mar i'm Sabre 1913 III
Deutidlano geboren, fam ober idon
als iedsidbriger &nabe nit ieillpll
Gltern nod Eeras. 1852 trof ct IN
Noie fonfooerirte Mrmee elm uuo
madte einen Sell oes 5eIo5uges in
Mrfnnids nit. Nod Dem &riees
tpanote er fih faufmdnniidem Sc
idafte1 an uuo mar in ibnen leIr
erfolgreib. gr galt fir einefr Ser
uolbabeno1ten 2eute in Nen-graull.
feIs. 0effentIife Gteaungen bat Ell
Deridieoene befleioet. Gr mar 81
herman, SdbiItrultee, 2egislaturre-
prdientant uno Staatsie1otor. Wieb-
rere Sabre fangierte er allf als Wtif.
gIieo Der 3uhtbalsbeboroe. Sn ar
len 6ffentlihen Gtelunsen bat er lif
gut bem6brt.
6enntor Clemens ipar in ieinenI
garl5en Denfen unb 5iiblen edti
oeutid un6 bot ftets ale beutid)er
weftrebu1gen nad 3raften unteritiibt
Sir ieinen @pbnort mar er aIs aln-
ternebmerloer Manm bon GROCER @e-
oelitltng iino Dem Staat bat er, be.
ion0ers als MitgIieo Der 3udtbaus'
bebOroe berborragenoe Dienite gelei.
ftet. Sei,t Sob reiBt cine Slide, Oil
nidt 10 Ieiht misgefint peroen fo,ln
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Mutje M1aer.
&oman bon Sc. b. 5. gioer.
(GDrtIebllmu.).


Mls er ipater ieiner @efabrten le-
big mllrbe uno oaein auf ieinenl
@agen iaB, ltieg inn @nties gilo
immer lebbafter Dor @ueen. gs er-
fiiate feline Seele 10 iebr, oab er
gang pergaB, 0as Yfero an3uIpor-
men, nno oieies perfiel otter III Ell.
he Goneart, Die nabe ans 5tinite.
ben gren5te.
3ienli6 ipat langte @olf gu &au-
lie ull. gls Der @agen nit einenl
Stud por Der Saustiir belt uno er
auf ben Sofplat blidte, auf bic
Steae, mo beute Morgen iein Sod.
ter6en bill- uno b~ergebiipft tpnr,
fiel ibm ploBlid Elm, oaB er oas
mas i'm in Mntie MoGere 9aoen
getrieben, p~oaitanoig pergefien bat
te. 9ies tat linn oes ainoes me-
gen leio; er fiblte iib fait idulbig.
Wsit srdmlider Miene bra1te Srull
&arline Die fteif gemoroene grd)-
p%ei5engriise uno Die peri6morten
gratfartoffeln ouf ben Gid. v0os
eiien lit idledt %aetporoen". murrtc
iie, uaber ib fam nihts babel tim,
menn 0u nid)t CUR redten 3eit oa
biit.~
uSit @iebfe idon 8u 8ett2" frog
tie GoIf.
uSdon a entgeenete tie idarf,
init einem be8eidnenben Slid auf Die
llbr. Sic l1br lit nelrL mie lollee
ioa lie oefn uufbleiben?~
ShDeigeno oB Nolf iein Qbeno.
brot. @s i6mefte inn nidt, er
i6ob oen Seler ouriif uno itiitte
ben 9opf in Die Sanb. Nie mar
ibnl ieine @ausliffeit 70 ungelniit-
li6 porgefommen mie bette. SIS
mod)te moi oaber fomnen, neil er
beute nod LANCER 3eit pieoer NAL
Den Sonnenidein geieben batte. Stun
fonnte er fih i'm 9unfeIn ni6t neGr
5uredtfinoen. Srou &orline ton.
nit elmer Soib bon Siiten bereil
nie lie ouf ben Gid leete. uGas
NOR bod aid nidt notig", norgel.
re lie, oooB Oh aleih einen gon-
sen 9aoen leer failfteit. 0u Der
mobnlt oos aino ia. 8os ioa oo~
raiS neroen".
Holf @noerien iab auf Die 3iitell
uno iein &er5 milroe fparnl. @litis
botte Inn, mabrenb er nit @noreos
lproh, Die Sa6en in Die Soiden ge-
iteft, obne BOB er es eepobr gcmor-
ben mar. geun fonnte flein @ie6fe
liih beim Grmaden freuen ii6er Die
rotpeiBen Bfeifermin8itongen, Die
bunten 8onbons uno 3udererblen.
gr a6er lddete frob, ols er fif Die
Bfeife itopfte. antie non cine ftei-
ne 3auberin; nun m,tBte er oldJ
bier in Ieinem oiiIteren Souie ibrer
nod nit 2iebe e%eoenfen. gs mar
ibm, als miiiie er laut rufen: Pint.
/; ie4, unb ols wiirbe ibnt aus meter
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-27

Sellte morgeit, geeen 100
brontlte ser 5peiitodige Ston oes
@errn @ln. S. Sdub, SOP @ugulta
StroBe p~oaItanoig nieoer. 3os
Seider, lpeldes ani6eineno i'm Sim.
nter oes &liti6ers i'm 5tpeiten Stpcf-
merf entltano, griff 10 i6nea Inn iidl,
oaB es nibt noglid lpar, Die inert
poQell orei 8feroe, melde ouf $500
per Stiid gei6aet tpl1rben, GIT %retteit.
IuBer oieien uno Dem @ebGltoe, inn
@erte bon $1,000, perbronnten nod,
ein 5umilienlpogel1 int @erte BON
$500, 2 9legies, ieoes gu $500 ge-
Iddbt uno 8ei1irr uno Sutter I'M
@erte BON $3.50. @ie es Ideillt,
lit Ser S6oben ourb 8er1ideruug
geoedt.
S. sc. 8utnom, ser 9eliter
oes bieiigen &ot 8eas @otel, bot ole
Ibii6t ouseeipro6en, I'M uad)jtetl
Sabre fin 81, 10000 8erbeIieruu-
gen an Dem &otel por5unebmer, UNI
es oaour6 gum beiten @inter-Qnf-
entbolt in ben gan5er Ser. Staoten
81 modem.
Die County, ommiiiare ia.
ben bei9loiielL sic bisberigen Stroll.
iaGe in Dem Gountpgefdrtgnis burd
9aumipole=Motrobel 5u erieben. Isl.
lie @arage iou fin bas ongefouftt
slutomobil, ipel6es am 1. Sotual
obgeliefert meroen ioa, erbaut mer.
6en.
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Naein nm Mitterna6t in Ser
SGQemiibIc,

unbefutnnlert I'M Seudtiefeit, 8ug:
[uft, Sturm uno &alte, arbeitete 20
S. @tfins, als Na6tmddter in gall.
1er Springs, Gem. gr 5oe iid ein(
i6pere grfaltune gu, Die fih au'
Die 2ungen tporf un6 muBte fblieB.
lid Die @rbeit aufeeben. Wa6 Der,
ibiebenen bergebli6en 8eriudenL &c.
braudte er Or. Sings Seem Disco
perp. uMa6 Dem @e6raud einel
Sloide", idreibt er, neing id 10 &C.
Juno ipie lie mieoer an Ole Mrbcit."
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Mnf,a 8eite ansiehenb.

SIS lit Ser Wunfd ieoer Grau,
gut au5uieben, aber Sinncn,
Saut-&usi6lag, geuIen uno @hlpa.
rem berauben iie 0ieier Greu6e. Sort!
gudlens Nrntca SaIbe furiert fie,
geriu6t es. llnfeblbar fir Sd.
m~orrboioer. 25 Gts. BEL allen Drug.
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8raliDent Soft fat feline lols

8raii0ent Saft bot feline lolle
erlportete Definition oes 8ortes
@bisfep obgeeeben. @bisfep, Der
aus iogelannten unelltfaI ipirits"
%bergeitat miro, foun als 8bisfep in
oen Sonoel gebro6t meroen. 8his-
fep, Ser cine Miihung Don uftroiebt
lpbisfep" mo Neutral ipirits" lit.
nnlb ais BLEND mbisfep" be3eidynet
neroen.
9itr6 Die grploiion eincr
2ampe nno ben oaourh entitonoellell
9rono fan1en in Dem Sallie BON
Santana Gierbo IN philadelphia od)t
8eriorten um's 2eben.