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Masked Men Rob Train.

Spokane, Wash.-Six masked ban
dts held up a west-bound express of
the Great Northern Railroad nine
miles east of this city at 1 o'clock a.
M, and escaped with $4,000 in
cash. They cracked the safe in a
mail a with a heavy charge Of dy-
Mantle and took the money from reg
istered mail, which they sorted care
fully.
The gang stopped the train by
waving a red lantern. The engineer
and fremen were covered by rifles
and made to step down from the cab.
The mail a and locomotive were
detached, and one of the bandits ran
the locomotive a mile down the track.
The bandits disappeared after warn
ing passengers and trainmen that
any pursuit would be met with bull
lets.
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No Objection to Telling.

DO tell me, Pulsatilla," begged
the girl under the inverted waste
basket, "the secret Of that wonderful
blonde hair of yours. 1t defies de-
lection"
II WILL" said the girl under the in
verified coal scuttle, "if you won't tell
anybody else. ! selected for my
grandmother and mother two women
who had hair just like mine."-Chi-
cago Tribune.
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War ON Mans Humanity.

We must fight the inhumanity OF
man to man, fight it in the faith. that
some day it will cease to be, and to
invoke in our battle the dear and
sublime humanity of Jesus Christ,
and through Him the loving humanity
of God.-Rev. George A. Gordon.
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Kansas Bars Lone Drinkers.

Henceforth it is q crime to drink
intoxicating liquor, even from your
own bottle, in the State CT Kansas.
The new law is now in effect. Until q
year or two ago Joints" were openly
conducted in the larger cities OF the
State under a system of municipal
fines. These have practically all been
closed
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San Francisco.-Athletic sports on
memorial Day and other exercises are
Iorpidden to the soldiers of the Ma.
clonai Guard and members of the
State Naval Militia.
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Quite So.

IAN actor who has forgotten his
lines is a pitiful thing"
1T you're looking for real TRACE
dy, consider the pitcher who has for
gotten his curves."-Louisville Cour-
ter-Journal.
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The Obliging Dealer.

Shopper-"Give me a half-dollar's
Worth of sugar"
Grocer-"Yes'm. What address?"
Shopper-"In take 1t with me, II
it's not too heavy to carry"
Grocer-"TTl try to make it as
light as I can for you, ma'am."-
Cleveland Leader.
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QUEEN OPPOSES SUFFRAGE.

Princess Shows British Royal Atd-
tude at Nurses Congress.
London. - Queen Alexandra evil
IDENTIFY is not in sympathy with the
female suffragists. Princess Louise
opened the Women Nurses Congress
at Liverpool, and in her speech said:
81 have a message for you from the
Queen. She has the fullest sympathy
with you in your work. She feels
that this is the work which women
can do. Some women nowadays try
to be like men, but this is the thing
that men can't do, and 1t therefore is
here where we feel superior to any
body else"
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Give fhe whole Heart.

We do not understand the supreme.
the unutterable interest embraced in
religion, when we think to give less to
It than our whole heart. We do not
understand our nature when WI think
to shuttle of its ~stupendous Charge
Orville Dewey.
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FIRST sorTH ATLANTIC MAP.
Elaborate Work of Naval Bureau
Shows Best Trade Routes.

OIUNS ICSC IIeOC IlUutCS
Washington, D. C.-The Navy De-
partment has issued the first map
ever made of the waters of the South
Atlantic Ocean. 1t is the work of the
photographic Bureau and represents
The labor of years. In detail it is the
most elaborate work of its kind eve
Issued, for it gives not only the best
routes for ships in the coastwise
trade along South America and
Africa, but it also outlines the best
routes between the two continents.
The great increase in trade in the
South Atlantic made necessary a
comprehensive map of that body of
water, and this Government decided
to undertake the work.
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Rrandenburg Locked Up.

Broughton Brandenburg, The writer
accused of grand larceny in connec-
ton with the forgery of a Grover
Cleveland letter, was locked up in
New York City
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Sale of Railway Ordered.

The United States Circuit Court,
in New York City, ordered that the
Third Avenue Railroad Company be
sold at auction September 2, unless
stockholders within twenty days raise
SAC, 000,0 900 to satisfy claims.
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STEEL WAGES ARE RESTORED.
Independent Plants the First to Take
Notice of Better Conditions.

NOCICt OI l1CrtCE OOHuHe1O1Iss
Pittsburg, Pa. = The $4,000 en-
ployes of independent iron and steel
works in the Pittsburg district, whose
pay was u ten per cent. April 1 last,
have been informed that on June 1
the old scale of wages will be re-
stored, and that they will be expected
to work at least full time for the n
suing six months.
An accumulation of orders for iron
and steel products is the cause given
for the decision to restore the cut in
wages, while information from Wash
ington, D. c., as to the tariff question
has not been such bad news as the in
dependents feared.
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willing to Take a Chance.

Mother-"And when he proposed,
did you tell him to see me?"
Daughter-"Yes, mamma; and he
said he'd e you several times, but
he wanted to marry me Just the
The Sphinx. !,
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e.ono Tnrkisb Relief CabIed.

The Christian Herald, from Wash
ington, D. c., sent the Red cross
$4,000 for relief work in Turkey, ana
this has been cabled to he American
Ambassador at Constatinople.
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a Means to The End.

The church is not the last word IN
Christianity. The church is a means
to the end. 1t is to do its work SO
well that after awhile It win be un-
necessary. In the holy city John saw
Vance.
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TO SPEND FORTUNE FOR GOD,
Millionaire Makes Announcement at
Southern Baptist Convention.

SUutfItru aptI C0nscH
Louisville, Ky.-Joseph N. Shen
stone, a millionaire manufacturer, OF
Toronto, Ont, announced before n
Southern Baptist Convention that ne
would keep CT his immense fortune
only enough for his future living ex-
penses and would devote the remain
der to the service of God.
Five thousand delegates were pres
emit when the session was called to or
der In the First Regiment armory to
hear a sermon by the Rev. DR.. =. e.
Dargan, of Macon, Ga.
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CANOE UpsETs. TWO DROWN.
!. l.. Minges and His Sister Lost in
the Genesee River.

Rochester, N. while canoeing
in the Genesee River at Genesee Val
ley Park j. Louis Minges, twenty
eight years old, and his sister, Carrie
Minges, thirty years old, were
drowned by the capsizing of their ca
noe. Two men in a gasoline launch
tried to rescue them, but failed. The
young man was employed in the local
postoffice.
The water of the river is deep
where the accident occurred and the
current swift, and the wind was high,
but Notwithstanding these conditions
the young man had a sail on his ca
noe.
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The Day After.

Even the rich have their econo-
miles,"
'Terrapin soup and venison hash.
I s'pose?"-Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal.
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Brought It Along.

"Well, I never!"
I'm in a hurry, old man."
But what are you doing with this
chunk of turf?"
my wife wanted me to match
some lawn."-Louisville Courier
journal.
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The Shifting Fashions.

SIN ancient times, they used to slit
noses and crop ears"
And yet some people think this
years styles are extreme kansas
City Journal.
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President Taft's Sharp Letter.

l.csident Taft wrote a sharp letter
to Governor Stubs, of Kansas, revok-
ing The appointment of Robert Stone,
and declared that he would not per,
nit himself to be used by any faction
for the promotion of its political for.
tunes.
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ILLNESS DUE TO SOCIAL CARES
Mrs. Taft Did Not Accompany thu
President to Petersburg, Va.

"
Washington, D. C.=Mrs. Taft's
sudden and severe illness when she
succumbed to social duties and ex.
eessive heat several days ago yielded
TO rest and care. Mrs. Taft was not
able to accompany the President to
Petersburg, Va, and Charlotte, N. G.,
to the great disappointment OF the
residents in those towns, where ex-
tensive entertainments were planned
In her honor.
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HMLEGEzAPH1
No Sports on Decoration Day.

W. OCCOIdtkOh Lay.
San Francisco.-Athletic sports on
memorial Day and other exercises are
forbidden to the soldiers of the Ma.
sional Guard and members of the
State Naval Militia.
Maidwin Drummond Has Smallpox.
Chicago. - Maldwin Drummond
whose marriage to Mrs. Marshall
fleld, Jr., was one of the events OF
the London social season last year. is
seriously i'll with smallpox.
Filed $1OO,000,0 900 Mortgage.
Pierre. S. D.-The Chicago. Mil.
waukee and Puget Sound Railway
company filed with the Secretary OF
state a mortgage for 800, coo, 900 tc
the United States Trust Company. OF
New YORK, to cover an issue of four
per cent. bonds running thirty years.
Prohibition Loses in Missouri.
Jefferson City, Mo. - The Senate
concurred in the joint resolution
passed by the House fixing the time
Tor sine die adjournment. The action
Kills the prohibition measure.
Adler, Banker, Convicted.
New Orleans, lathe jury con.
victed William Adler, president of the
defunct State National Bank, in the
united States Court here of misap-
plying the funds of the bank.
Night Rider Juror Kills Himself.
Union City, Tenn.-Mansfield Har.
oldson, one of the jurors who tried
the eight night riders here last Janu-
airy, six of whom we're sentenced to
be hanged. committed suicide by
hanging.
John Smith Monument.
Richmond, Va.-Joseph Bryan, Jr.,
has unveiled the John Smith monu-
ment, on jamestown Island, and the
statue. which is the gift of his grand
father, the late Joseph Bryan, be-
comes the property OF the Association
for the Preservation of Virginia An
tiquities.
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The Best Way.

The sacred Scriptures teach us thk
best way of living, the noblest way Of
suffering, and the most comfortable
way of dying.-John Flavel.
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J. Otis AIinott Dead.
Paris.-J. Otis Minott, of New York
City, died here. Joseph Otis Minotts
whose residence was at 449 Park ave.
nue., was a director in the Goodyear
Rubber Company.
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An Even Break.

"Can I offer you a little friendly
advice?"
IF you'll take a little IN return"
Here negotiations ceased.-Louis-
Vile Courier-Journal.
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Filed 1OO,000,0 900 Mortgage.
Prohibition Loses in Missouri.

JeHerson City, Mo. = The Senate
~concurred in the joint resolution
passed by the House fixing the time
for sine die adjournment. The action
kills the prohibition measure.
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Slocum Disaster Victim.

Peter T. Braun, nineteen, died in
Allenda1e, N. j., a victim of his mem
cries of the Slocum disaster, of which
he was a survivor.
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In Real Life.
the worlds a stage.'

"All the worlds a stage"
"The trouble is, the boiler factory
scene that I appear in is too long
drawn out."-Louisville Courier.
Journal.
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Collier Vulcan Launched.

The naval ship Vulcan, the second
of three vessels of similar type under
construction by the Maryland Steel
Company, was launched at Sparrow's
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MacVeagh Warns Politicians.
Supervisor of Purchases.
tuberculosis Convention Held.

Washington, D. c. tuberculosis
was the substance of an address by
DR.. William Osler, of Baltimore and
Oxford, England, before a public
meeting of the National Association
for the Study and Prevention of Tu-
berculosis. Others who spoke were
Ambassador James Bryce and Speak
er Joseph G.. Cannon.
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German Cavalry TRAINING.

In training Its cavalry recruits, the
German army is making use Of q ma
chine driven by electricity, in which
all the movements Of horses are SIM
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A Mere Worm.

"Yes; I'm nothing but a worm"
"How now?"
"I'll let the barber cut me one day,
and then ask me the next day why I
don't stop trying to shave myself"
Louisville Courier-Journal.
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stock Brokers Fail.

Tracy & Co., stock brokers, New
York City, failed, with debts of ST.
100000. Over speculation in taxicab
stock was given as the cause.
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still Hope,

Belief wish the Lord had made
me a man."
Nellie-"Perhaps He has, only you
haven't found him yet."-Cleveland
Leader.
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John Smith Monument.
WASHINGTON
Lecture to Senator Root.

Lecture to Senator Root.
Washington, D. C.-Resenting what
they regarded as dictation, Senators
La Toilette, Money and others read
lectures to Senator Root during the
debate on the Tariff bill.
Lieutenant Gone Nominated.
Washington, D. president Taft
nominated Lieutenant Commander
Hutch /. Cone to be chief of the bu-
reau Of steam engineering in the
Navy Department.
MacVeagh Warns Politicians.
Washington, D. C.-Secretary Mac
Veagh warned politicians that he
would not encourage interference
with Collector Loeb's policy in the
Custom House.
Supervisor of Purchases. :
Washington, D. president Taft
created a board to supervise pur-
chases of supplies for the Govern
ment.
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Swift. Of chicago. Elopes.

Julian w. Swift, of the wealthy
Chicago family of that name, and
Miss Mary E. Miller, of Lafayette,
Ind, eloped in an automobile to Ho-
boken, N. j., and were married.
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Americans Use Chinese Hair.

Washington, D. c. vice-Consul
General Stuart ]. Fuller, of Hong
kong, has sent a report on the exports
of human hair from China to the Uni
ted States.
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New Immigration Commissioners.
William Williams was nominated
by President Taftto be Commissioners
Of Immigration at Ellis Island, N. II
In place Of WRtchorns
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Preference.

Wouldn't you like to have a grace
full c~arriage?"
I'D rather have an automobile"
kansas City Journal.
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go easy, old man. What chance
does a New York society girl get to
meet a Observation-Disclosures
Herald.
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Maud I'm Midwinter.

Maud Muller, looking very nice.
Went out to help to harvest Ice.
The Judge was skating, turned to look,
And instantly q tumble took.
Louisville Courier journal.
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The Vernacular.

Eyes; 1 went all to pieces"
"And them"
"It took me some time to collect
myself. Il Courier-Journal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-12

itebt. 9oB Dies fiir bie gbiencet
mic fir Die Gmpfanger nit unanae=
nehnten rl1o gcloroltbeitoen S6mie~
rigfeiteu perburtoen til, liegt auf Der
Sotlo ullo Die @eldaftsmelt IN
0e1tidlano bereitet iid) 81 eilter Ye~
tition on Sen &ei6stae Dor, @bhilfe
SIT i6uffen ooer bic 8olt=aonpertion
nit Sen Ser. Staaten 9all5lih fol-
len 5u laiien. Mit He6t peiit mnll
oororf bin mie mlsge5cidnet Der be-
trcifenoe, nit Gn9lm1o obgeidlollelle
&ertrog orbeitet l1ro frdgt ii6 oa-
eiltbolben: ,@os niibt mir bds
3ebnpfenrtig=4Sorto, mellll feline GUS
reid)enoe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
porbonoen tit, lpelde Die Tpit hefor=
oert2~
Die oel1ti6e Gei6spoit qebt gcllalt
10 lpie oie or1erifoniide Dor; mldj
lie DGIt 8riefe llah ben Ser. Stua=
ten 10 lal1gc 5ltriid, bis Elm oeltt'der
Sdneloampfer abgebt, lpos mltllr1ter
eire Ger5ogerune in Der geforbe=
rllng bon ein bis 5mei @o6en be-
oerltet. 0a MIN oo5 Gllblifnm lid)
ser biQigeren Ioitrote beoiett, nllB
es oie p%erlongiamte 9riefbeforoerimq
iiber iif) ereeben loiien. Inter Die
len 3nitdlloen leioen bier lebenoc
@merifaner ebenio mie Ste eeialnmta
oentlhe @el6dftslpelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-12

6rnlt Sannert i6mieg nod oieIeu
9emidtigen @orten cine @eile, belt
ben rlnoen &opf i6ief bort6te ltoc6
Dem @ino mo itriG Die Sdiirse
llber Den &1ieen glatt. Sic por ei=
ne Bbtloiopbin uno mrtBte ouf jeoe3
0tl1g elllen Gers uuo cine oQgernei-
ne 9h1Bonmcnounq SIT mo6ell. Sic
Wtotol mar ibre itorfe Settle, luio
Oos Sdmaben ooriiber ipor lire
1dlpade Settle. Yoltor 2iebetreu
la9te INNER, menn cr einmal fronf
milroe, fonnte Srml Sonl1ert ibtt
go115 gut oltf Der &on5el bertrcten,
mo er bette tie a16 i6on i1 eitcr
leiner frobliden 9orfgei6idtelt llrr-
tergebroft, Die ct 5utpeilen ldrieb
ll1o otb einrnal norgeleien botte, ols
lie babel NOR. s(ber tie bottle tiid)-
ttg mitgelobt uno nidts qemerft,
lonoern 1litr geiagt: uNee, @err So
ltor, 10 ne olte 9rG6aIieie eibIt ia
gar nidt in Die @elt!" - GS giag
ibr mie Den meiitcn, aidb lonIt goil5
flll9en aeuten, bic iid III feinem 8lt=
de mieoercrfenneit.
Sic Stine botte SiiGocfen uao
olles pergelien. Sic itono am
Sd1nolenoe oes Siides rno itiitte
Die rotelt Sanaoe mtf. Limo, mos MN
unIeren Serren iein Sobn lit, Ser
little 6ron5, Der 1ulB oos @elb oenir
tpieoer a%ltsge6en2
(Tortfebung foIet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-12
DIR asOifbertras NIT 9cntidlauS.

lleber oas ermdBigte Borto fir
Hoitienoungen 3nilden Deutidlallo
ltno Nmerifa ihreibt man aus Ser
lin: Der Segen, ben man bon Der en-
mdBigteu Roitrate 5noiiden 9eutid)-
LAMB nro ben Ser. Staaten erpartet
bat, lit, niht MIR au5geblieben, ioll-
bern bat 10 piele ltnannebmlidfeiter
gebrad)t, oaB Stimnten laut ner-
ben, peIde Die 4ufl6lurg Der 9on-
pe1tion befiirmorten. IS lit Elm
uflnngenebmes &apitel, Dos bier Dor.
liegt. Nad einmonat iher Yrobe 1T
81 Gage getreten, oab bel fat gdlls-
lidem 6eblen elmer regelm1Bigeil
S~dneaompfer-8 erbinbung 5mildell
beiben 2anbern iid 3irtdlioe berdlts.
gebil0et boben, Die Elm mubrer 6olrl
auf Die bielgeriibmteit iSortihritte Der
Nelt5eit III Der 8~eiDroerrnq Der
Hoit geuannt meroen faiiiien. @enn
bisber 8riefe nah 9tnltid)lono cine
@ode branhten, Inn al 9rt ullo
Stele beforoert 81 nleroen, brou-
den Tie mn poIle bier @od)en, oerll
oie aeiammte oelitife Yoit Der Ser.
Staateu bleibt 10 lanae liegen, bis
Elm Shneloampfer SIR 8erfiiglmg
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-12
Sin sOIOat uerbinOert sOoes-ger-
iduDrnna.

IS idien S. 81. Stone, einem Be
teron oes 8iirserfrieges, BON aen1p,
Seras, Dab cine @eri6morung 5lpi-
l6en einem b~artnddigen 2ungenIei-
ben uno Dem @rabe beitano, ieinell
Soo berbei5ufiibren. SD batte mir
cine b%artnafiee @rfalturlg 5ugeso-
gen., id)reibt er, onel6e mir eillell
9ulten brodte, meld)er SoDrelana al-
len Weoi5inen @ioeritano l~eiltete.
Wein @epi6t perringerte iidl aui
1870 Bfnno. Damn begont id Or.
Sings Seem DISCOVERY gu gebran.
hen, melde meine @elunobeit mie.
Der pollitanoig beriteate. Sd miegl
nun IT'S Yfuno. Sir idfpere ST.
f%altlingen, bartnadigen @nIten, 8ti.
tunger, @itbma uiib INN 9unaenent-
5ilnoung 81 nerbinoern, lit es obne
6ipalen. 80 Cts. uto 81. 9robeIla.
lde frei. gu baben BEL allen 9rla.
giiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-12
@fe lit bfes,

Isl bIeten etnbunDert 9ouars SeIohs
niing fir ieben Sal bon @atarr6, Der
ftft ourb Ginnebmen BON 3an's Sea-
tarrbsalr aebeilt perben fam.
S. S. gbeneb & Co., gieentb.
$oIebo, 9.
8ir, Die l1nter5ei9neten, 6aben s.. &.
gebeneb felt ben LETTER 15 Sabren ees
tanl1t nno baIten Jpn fiir b%olItommeu ebz
rerbaft in alien Observation-Disclosures
uno finan5ieu befabtgt, ollie bon ieiner
Str1na etn9egangenen gerbinbIi1teiten
Bef & Srmag, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
guiiten. Solebn, 8.
8aIDine, &innan & Warbin.
9roBbanDelss9 roauiften. SoIebo. 8.
9nu's 2atarrbzaur tpiro innerIth aes
tlontlnen uno tpirft brett a1tf bas gIut
luo Die i1Ieimisen Sberfldhen BEG
Spitems. 3eugniffe fret b~erfanot. greig
70 Gents per Slafbe. @erfalft bon alien
Ipotbefern.
9al's Gamirien>giGen iino sic beiteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-12
@rmnoeiaemtunts uebertraannaen.

Sugp 8bpbilts II. q. an Spe Sufes,
@runoitiid an Der Santa CLARA Ctr;
S2l0o:
=. Cor an 90 9. Iraolb, @rlnno~
ltiid IN Der 81 Sue aboition; 1925.
Saeob 8: @oepfeit an Sobu 9. g)ane
tls, 8rlinolfiid an Der Gan Sernanbo
Str; 1915.
Salra ~ uno v. y: Garltsle an &.
=. Sndenba6, @rurO1tiid an Ser Glioe
Str,; 5000;
Soe1pb 9ttppltein an &illiam &urs
zen 8rltnpltlld an Der Wontana Str;
$4,000.
graelt @rei1er an e. &c. Simman3.
@rnnoltiid an Der Wpntann StraBe, Gait
Gno; $40:
ellffnt George an $. $. Sdaunlefz
fel, @rlnoltiid IN Der &eDItone 8art
Suboipiiion, $175.
enlll y. Slb an $. 9. Yfarnfrde,
@rnloltild an Der San NeB Ctr, $1,000.
2. 8. Wtonllt II. Srall an Sboma5 {.
9ato1f, @rllnbtiid an Der Siio&Slores
StraBe; 1925.
F. $. uno Catherine @oIf on Srena
yttpplteln, @rlli1oitiid an Der Sbabo Str !;
S525.
CHARLES 9totbfe uno Srau an Nbplf
9pl5, 8rrnoltiif in Der Qafebien Mboiz
floll; $1125
3. .. Saiiipan II. y. an 2onis ltnb
Winnie arafft. @runoitiid an Ser gSil>
ion Ctr; 1915.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-12

ginen o%reiiten GiebItabl mad,
4rt oes Sauptmanns bon 40pcnid
uerlndte ein unbefalmter Motfl nuf
Der Salteiteae Eomifen Der Ne6ells
babn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS alls,a=
riibren. &ur5 Dor 10 llbr 8orntit=
tags trat Elm ihabig gefleioetc,
9ionn in bas 9ienit5immer Ser @ol-
telteQe mo fragte Die bort anmeienoe
Gbefran oes 4ufiebers, OF tie i'm
nidt fenne. Iuf Die perneinenoe
antport Der 5rau erfl1rte Der 6reln.
De, er modte Die Safe repioicrcl.
"a Der 5remoe iebr fiber nno be-
lttnlmt anftrat, un0 Die iSrau erfo6=
rem bate, bob IN oieien Soeen eiIr
Hepiiionsbeanlter untermeas lei, bielt
lie Den Sremoen oafnr uro leate
ibm o~nitanoslos i1mmtlide Bidder
sur Eriifung Dor. Sierpoll moatc
Der 9fepilor nidts miiien, er p%erlalla
te pielmebr nur oie 2aiie 5u ie6eli.
Die nod INNER abmlnasloie Gbe-
frau Deg @ufiebers madte i'm oarauf
anfnlerflam, oaB Die arloern Meps=
loren itets 8uerft Die Bidder hodge
prilft uno crit, menll Dies geld)e5cl
iei, iih bon Der Hidtiefeit bes @uar.
beltmoes iiber5eugt bGtteil, morallf
Der 6remoe nodmols bic Nusb1noi<
gune bes &oiieni6liillels per(ollate
nno Der Srau babel mitteilte, lie
tonne no6ber rubig ibren bdlisliGel
Mrbeiten na6geDen. er meroe lith
lfon ollein 5uredtfinoen. Sect crIt
mllroe Die 6rau itubie uno lief, ga
Der 5remoe in5niiden Die ouf oenr
Irbeitstii6e befeitigte @elofoliette
aemaltiam 81 oifnen perIudte, 5ur
5iir mo rief laut ben Nnnen i6rcs
Wannes, Der ieoob Inn oieie 3eit
gar nidt 81 Snnie mar. @ierourd)
periebte lie ben 0ieb in Mnglt; er
r~ilttelte nod einnol oerge6lid on
Der i~lbrigens fat leeren &aiiette, gob
Der 6ron oann ais Mnerfenunlg
fiir Die bepieiere @eiitesgegenipart
cine idollenoe Sbrfeige mo pcrlieB
idimpfeno uno NIT Dem 8eriprc=
den, bnlo mieoer5ufommen, hcn
Sdm1plab ieiner S0tigfeit. Sic io=
fort mgeitelten @rmittelungen nu6
Der Yerion oes folihen &eoiiors ia.
ben leioer 81 feinem Grgebnis ge-
fiibr..