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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-03
GOLD OUTPUT
Of The WORLD
IS INCREASING

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. The
worlds total gold output in 1908 was
$427, 100000 against $41O, 200
in 1907, according to today's prelim-
mary estimate of Director of the
Mint Leach.
Gold production in the United
States aggregated $96,313,256, an
increase of almost $6,O0O,00O. Silver
aggregated 51,798,O53 fine ounces,
net decrease of 4,7OO,O0O ounces
from the previous year.
Africa yielded $165, 100000 in
gold, an increase of $13,000,000.
Alaska, California, Colorado and
South Dakota showed increases in
gold reaching altogether over $10,-
100000. Decreases in Utah of 81
500, 900 ounces; Colorado of 1850,
900 and Idaho of 100000 ounces
were notable in the silver output.
The injunctions against smelters
on account of Objectionable fumes
caused quite a shrinkage in the out
put of both gold and silver in Utah
and the labor troubles early in the
year had a similar effect on the yield
of Nevada. The shrinkage in these
states with the losses in some of the
less important producing sections cut
down the increase for the entire
United States to about 5000. 900
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-03
CANDLE CAME NEAR
CAUSING BAD FIRE

A candle left burning in the base
ment of the Alamo saloon came
nearly causing a disastrous blaze
yesterday afternoon. When the
candle had burnt down to the wood
on which 1t was standing. the smoke
arising to the saloon called for a
hurried investigation and the flames
were extinguished with bucket of
water. There was hardly any dam
age done.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-03
GETTING
MOISTURE
FIGURES
(By Associated Press.)

RENO, Jan. 2.-Professor Church
of the Nevada university has return
ed from Mount Rose, the highest
peak in the Sierras, where he is in
stalling meteorograph, one of the
first instruments of the kind in the
United States, and which records
weather conditions, automatically.
Church says the government will
have tanks built in the Sierras to
collect snow, that actual measure
ments may be taken. The govern
ment is doing this to get better
idea of the supply for irrigation
canals of the Truckee-Carson re-
clamation district.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-03
SCHOONER
FOUNDERS
IN STORM
(By Associated Press.)

SHIELDS (England), Jan. q
Forty-five persons, comprising the
crew and passengers of the steamer
Grange, plying between Grange
mouth and London, landed here after
a thrilling experience in the recent
storm.
The vessel met with terrible seas,
which broke on deck with relentless
fury, demolishing everything and
pouring huge volumes of water
down the hatchways and flooding the
vessel.
Finally the passengers and crew
were obliged to take to the small
boats, and after much suffering were
rescued by trawler The Grange
shortly afterward foundered.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-03
ORDINANCE TO PREVENT
"SHORTWEIGHT' COAL

CHICAGO, Jan. Am ordinance
designed to prevent the sale Of
"shortwelght" coal to the poor will
be introduced in the city council jan
uary II.
Secretary Kingsley of the relief
and aid society suggests that public
school teachers give problems in
arithmetic to their pupils covering
cost of coal by the ton when sold by
the basket at the price and weight
now prevailing.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-03
sudden DEATH
OF A RENO man
(By Associated Press.l

RENO, Jan. Awhile returning
to his ranch this evening, a wealthy
Swiss-Italian. at the corner OF vir-
ginia and West streets, was seen by
two boys TO lurch forward in his light
wagon and fall beneath his horses
hoofs. When the boys reached hsm
he was dead He evidently had been
struck by the calk of shoe whieh
perforated the temporal artery.
Robcrtini leaves a wife end three
children.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-03
BANNING FIGURES.

Monthly circulation statement
issued by the comptroller Of the cur
rency shows at the close of business
December 81, the amount of national
bank notes outstanding is $677,06S,-
265, decrease for the year of $13,-
062,63O, and an increase for the
month of $9,9SO,O8S. The amount
of circulation based on United States
bonds is 1928, ,7S6,3O5, decrease for
the year of $14,673,594, and an in
crease for the month of $13,S79,04e.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-03
LONGBOAT AGAIN WINS.
(By Associated Press.l

BUFFALO IN. W, Jan. 2.-Tom
Longboat, the Canadian, tonight for
the second time took the measure of
Dorando ,Pietri, the Italian who al
most won the Marathon at the Lon
don Olympiads. Dorando failed to
60 the distance. He several times
sprinted in an effort to get away
from the Indians, but without sue
cess.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-03
NATIONAL
FINANCE
FIGURES
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON Jan. 2.-The pub
lie debt statement issued by the sec
retary of the treasury shows at the
close of business on December 81,
the debt, less cash IN the treasury,
amounted to $997,349,751, which is
an increase for the month of ST.
916,19O, accounted for by the issue
of $3O,C00,OOO Panama canal bonds.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-03
THE DECLINE IN THE
VALUE OF FINE SILVER
6I1rr Arrnnintnd prncc !

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. - Tho
quarterly estimate of the value of
foreign coins, issued by the director
of the mint shows the value of silver
on December 21 last as 50.447 cents
per fine ounce, as against 52.SS5
cents on September 80, a reduction
during the last three months of
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-03
STOCK MARKET
QUITE cheerful
lBy Associated Press. J

NEW YORK. Jan. .. The first
business day OF the year was aaite
cheerful In the stock market. al
though the transactions were small
owing 10 the number OF members ab-
sent to prolong the holiday until
Monday. Bonds were irregular
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-03
TRIED TO KILL ATTORNEY
GENERAL OF TENNESSEE
(By Associated Press. }

UNION CITY (Tenn.), Jan. a.
An attempt to assassinate Attorney
General Caldwell was made tonight
near his home here. A newspaper
correspondent was walking near the
attorney general and fred twice at
the would-be assassin, but missed
him. Militia and citizens are hunt
ing for the man.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-03
ELKs MINsTRELS TO
HAVE REHEARSAL TODAY

All Elks and others, ladies and
gentlemen. who are to take part in
the Elks' minstrel show will please
meet at the lodge rooms at . o'clock
this afternoon for rehearsal. This is
most important rehearsal. and all
who can help In any way should not
fail to TO be there.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-03
HENEY SAYS
HARTMAN IS
RESPONSIBLE
Charges Railroad King With
Corruption of Municipality
of San Francisco
ASSOCIATED Press. }

PHILADELPHIA 2Speakng before the City club today
Heney declared that E. H. Hartman
through Southern Pacific railroad is responsible
graft corruption found in the Golden
city Ruef and Hartman linked the head OF
corporation San Francisco by Heney
sad ts New York and has of his
California W. Herrn general counsel of the South
railroad
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-03

BALTIMORE. Jan. 2.--The Balti-
more Refrigerator and Heating com-
pany was last night placed In the
hands OF receiver The company
has an authorized capital stock OF
&c. .OOO. .OO0.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-03
Poisoned
Candy Sent
Through Nail
(Associated Press.)


PA box of home made candy sent through
resulted in the death of three and the
the sender in the belief that de-
attempt whom the
fection sentf
Mrs NJ Maria Smith, of A. c. Smith,
Miles City, Montana Violet and Ose Smith her
youngest seriously i'll at their home result
eating ndstinguishable The
handwriting resembles that of child
a n q a a a q q q q q q - q o o q e Q o o q o
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-03

Nothing finer in the country than
the'Toggery underwear
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-03

ssTkas paper % Me-
feFemt fK0@ @n1g
moWspapeRB, on9
thank the 6O49 -
Verse and PR01e 01a
Il a dAReFema.S
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seras

=
Solnitag ltorgell i1lue ell
glibItrabl IN oas @pbllbons Don Soc
2obap in Granger, rieB eilIe gde oes
Sonfes a6, fubr IN oas 3ilnmer bin-
ein frof ben Sobn oes 8eiisers, rib
ibm Die aleioer bonn 2eibe, obne ibn
'elbit 81 bci6aoigen, filbr oonn ourh
Sen 6uBbooell lulo totete 5ipei 9iib-
ner, Die inter Dem Sauie iaBen.
Der senat lilierer 2egislotur
bat am Sannltag oie grnennuna pon
10000 gsotaren beitatigt.
SSn @on8aIes itarb 5rou Senrp
0aihfe i'm glter BON II ssabreil.
Sic pobnte felt nngefabr 25 Sobrell
in Seras.
SsSll Sort @ortb lit am Sonlitag
Sic 5meite groBe n2ipe Stof" -slus-
Iteaune eroffnet porben.
Dos belnofrotiihe grefutip-
fontite fir ben 5ipeiten iellatoriellen
Oiitrift, Der bisber BON Dem abacIeb-
ten Senator Sbomas pertretell ipur-
oe. bat q. g. 9oaf in glarfspide
als 9anoioaten aufgeitellt. 8efonnt-
lid nllB, III sSolee Der 4biebung Se-
nator Sbonos, Elm neuer Senotor
geipablt iperoen
3ic aonnrliiidre bon Sarrant
@ountp baben 8. 8. Speet ans
acaer gum Sberiff geip6blt, ols
]so6folger oes perltorbenen Sberiffs
@ooo.
Sn Dallas iino Die on Court.
1uus-Blat eelegenen @e61ube obge.
brannt, IN oenen iid Die Sbnittiuaa-
rcnbanolungen bon 6. 9ioienberg
uno 9. Gnglemon befatoen.
SsSn gictorio itorb SSrau Gbriiti-
ne Siglnllno I'M Sitter bon 76 sSah-
rell
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MmsIam6.
GnaIiffe esrnbnrteure

| SllSltIuje aSlltpuLIeuLe uIHSLt=
fanil6en Jleiibes baben &loge erbo-
ben gegen Die 8ebanolung BON Seitel1
einiger Sleiidinipeftoren in oen eng
| lii6en Seebafen. Spe5ien piro eill
SAL, Der in Soutbon1pton borfiel,
! berporgeboben, mo cine Senbung,
| Die bon amerifanii1en 8eborben I'M.
teriudt uno NIT oem Stcnnpel Ser
8unoesregierung perieben ipar, bon
ben engliiden Snlpeftoren fonoein-
rltert puroe. glnf 9feflar1ation bes
Smporteurs ipnrbe Elm Sell Der 5cn-
onne freieegeben, Ser gieit ober i'm
Sagerbaus 5uriidgebaIten, INN ouf
Soften Der @eieaibaft u1terluht 5ll
meroen. Saas bieie eii1litig aus
fallt, beabiidtiet Die 8etroffene, ge-
lesli6e S6ritte gu tim, nm Mhbilfe
gu idaffen.
Oie fran5oiil6e gfegierltng bat
fiir5li6 cine &abel-Depeihe an Sen
brciilianiiden MiniIter Genor &C.
nora in Caracas eelanbt uno ibnt oic
0eitteilung gemabt, boB Gipriano
Gaitro, Der friibere Yraiioent bon
yene5uela, in tuenigen gagen sen
Sofem bon gorbeour perloiien meroe,
lin nod Bene5ueIo 5uriidsufebren.
@lei65eitig eriudte Die Mesierltng
I'm Musfunft, mas mol Die pene3o=
lanil6en 8eboroclt TIM iperoen, folls
Galtro ipirfli1 in eineln pene5oloni=
iben Safen lanoet. Senor 2oreio,
Der befanntlid nit Ser @abrung ser
frall5olii6al eSSnterelien in @ene5uelo
Dertrallt lit, nlltiportete in elmer Ga-
bel-Depeide, SaB Senor Galtro nn-
lpeigerlid berbaftet iperoen miro, io-
balo er einen Sub nuf ene5olonil6es
8ebiet iest, oa eine 9lnfloge preen
BeriAiDorullg gegell Dos 2eben Oes
iebigen Hraiioenten @one5 gegen ibn
ibluebt.
Sn Der l1nelIfs5ede 9foboo
BEL Sanm III @eitfalen lit nnnnlebu
Die erite bon ben oreibunoert 2eichell
gefluloell noroen, ipelhe felt Ser
5lpeitell geoDen1berDode borigen SoD-
reg in oerSiefe Der @rbeu aeIeaeli 90
ben Die 8ergmannsleide mar nlumif=
airt nno noIlig nnfenntIih Das
gergungslperf oiirfte bon iebt Oil -a-
ider Dor iid qeben na9oen1 I'M s(us-
pumpen oes @aflers elm beidleunia-
tes Sempo cilleeidIaeen tporoen 1T.
Gin GROCER Seil Der 2ei1en miro fih
IN Der oritten SoBle befil1oen. Da
Die @rube nlinoeItens 12 Soae uah
Dem llngliif gebrannt bat, inoem t2
Gage nad Der &ataltropbe Die it1rf-
lte Der Grplolionen iid ereienete, 10
iperoen 5fpeifellos piele Ser SpIer
berbrorrtt feiit.
glus 9uoapelt meloet man:
eine idfuere Strafe bat ben @r5ie6er
Der ainoer oes @r5ber3oes Ssolepb,
9fittnleilter b. Wtibalopih, getrofiell.
Ser Offiaier lit ipesen Sninboroina-
tion ltllo 8eleioiglutg oes gr51er-
5ogs ni6t MIR oegrooiert, ionoerll
altb su bier Monoten @efanqnis
perlrteilt mornen. @eneralmoior
er5ber5og Soiepb iit aonlmanomtt
Der 79 2anbpebr-S -Snfanterie-gri.
gaoe unlo reiioiert in guoapelt.
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Nuslann.
In Paris
Stellten die TeIeerapbisten die
Hrbsif Gin.
Streik sebneII beendet
neW Yorker PcIizeileutnant in
Palermo ermcrdef.
SebiffskcIIision.
Die erste $cbWebe-Ra in
msxiko.
ScbiffskoIIision.

Sn Baris, ser froa5oiiiebel
9allptitaot, moren oln San1Itaa ois
Selegropbiiten Die BORT ebenfaus
Staotsbeonlte iillb, tpie III Dertld)-
lono, arn Streif. Der 9lusltauo
oonerte ni6t lanee. Die 9iegierlna
griff iebr energiid ein llno oroltc
nit iofortiger gntloliitng luo Dem
gerlult oller 9lnipriibe, SEN Die
gele9rapDiIten als 9eonte on Sen
Stoat bitten. Dies perollobte bic
meiitell Streifer Die s[rbeit mieoer
allf5lnebnen llno om Sanitag 9lbeno
mar Der Seleerapben-8ienit ipic=
Der ein pollig normaler. @Gbre.lo
oes Cages NOR Die Staot aber sod,
pier Stluloen lang bon ieoer tele-
gropbii6ell Serbinonng obgeid]llit-
ten.
Die frallsoiii6e &egierung bot
oier5ig Selegrapbiltell, ole cine fiji
renoe Golle III Der Streifbemegllng
geipielt babelt, iuspeuoiert uno ad)t
oerieben, Die bei oen &rapallen I'M
9dupt- pt-Selegropbenant beteiliet lpa=
rem, perbaftet. sSSn Solge beilen
berridt mieoer groBe l1nrube lti1=
fer ben Seleerapbiiten uno nan
befiirhtet einell neuen Mnsbrnh scr
Streif6elpeglllig.
Sn Der italienii6en Staot 3D.
lermo lit Soief Yetroiiilo, elm geem
Oorfer Goli5eileutnant eridoIlen NOR
ben. slaer @obrl9einlidfeit mad, bat
mon es bier nit einem fogenallnten
gerbreden Der Sdpar5en Sono 5u
tlln. Gs beiBt, oie uS1mar5e Sano"
babe Betroiino idon Dor orei sso6-
rem u5um Sooe Derilrteilt".
eeSn Der Nabe Ser Miiroune
Der Woos rallnte Ser enalilde
9ampfer uMaseot" nit Dem oeut.
iden golidiff yMoraaretbo" 8uialr-
men. Die vMorgaretbe" innf lutO
ungefabr 5ipaiI5ie Mann ibrer Ye-
iaslng ertranfen. Se6s lpuroen oe=
rettet.
Ste erlfe Sd)fpebebabn III Wferl=
TO miro oenlllabft eebout iueroen.
Sic ipiro BON 8oqlillas i'm Staatc
goab1ila ii6er ben 9lio @ronoe nod
unierm Staate fiibrel ltlo bat ben
3tpef, Die Gr5e Der 8oqniIlas Wai-
nen oltf ben Warft 81 brilge1 Die
Babn miro neln &ilometer lang iper-
ben.
Spen @eoin, Der grforiher
2ibets, belt am 6reitag in ser
Sisung Der @eograpbii6en @e-
lelidaft 5u Berlin einen 8ortrag.
Der &ailer mar ebenfaas antpeienh
uno na6 geenoigung oes @ortrogs
perlieb er Spen &eoin Die groBe gcl.
oene Weeoaiae fir &unlt uno 9Sii-
ienibaft 0ie @eogropbiide @eleIl-
ldoft bat Dem fiibnen SSori6er oie
Sumbolot-Meoaille perliebelt.
8ei Dem Wranoe zines 9auies
III Der nlerifonii6en Stoot Nellir-
rection folnen lieber Herionen uml's
2e6en.
Nus gera Grn8 miro gernel-
Oct, oaB man BORT Die Guardianship.
rerin slnguitina Moro befalult iul-
ter oem 9tamen uDie Sigerin bon
@oroopa" NIT breien ibrer slnb0rger
eefangen eenonln1en babe.
slus MontereD fonlnlt Sic
gtadridt, ooB Der 0teeen, auf Sen
nlan bort ltbon lange getpartet bobe,
etloli6 gefonlmen iei.
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Der Miliondre 8u SiiBen logen, iii
lest 20 Sabre alt, geldbnlt nno BE-
finoet iib IN iolder Scot, ooB iie oie
offentli6e @oltdtigfeit in 9lnlprud,
nebmen muBte. @s beltano oie s(b-
iidt, einen Sonos 5u ibrer Mufnab-
me IN Elm @ltenbeim gu ion1n1eln,
Die @reiiin bot iih ober nunmebr
entidloiien ibre lesten Gage III ei=
nem &lolter 5u berbrtngen.
- Cine ioeben peroffentlibte &a-
beloepeibe bes &aiiers BON eesapoll
befunoet oeilen norme perionlihe
| Sreunoi6aft fir Yra1ioent gaff.
Die 9epei6e bot folgenoen @ortIout: !:
| pS1oen1 id) nit GROCER 8efrieoi-
gnng meines iebr angenebmen Ser
febrs nit Sbnen bel Sbrem ge<
lu6e in sSsapon geoenfe, begliidfpiin-
| Idle i'd Sic auf oas Ser8li6ite 5m
Sbrer glan5enoen uno erfolgreibe1
Snaugurotion. gr1iioent 5aft
ianote oarouf bie folgenoe grpioc-
rltng. uWeit Der grDBten 6reuoe
babe i'd Sbrer faiierlihen Waielrdt
6ulonole @liidipuni6oepei1e 5u mel
llem Intritt Der Bralioentl1aft er-
1alten. 0ie mir 5uteil gefporoene
@eleaenbeit elmer perionlihen &on=
ferena nit @urer Majelt1t tpdbrano
nteines geinhes in eSapan babe ib
Itets auf oas Sodite gei6ast, ln1o
ib bin banfbar fir Die unbcgreu5te
8aitfreunoihaft, Oie mir in gofio
unb I'M eon5en Geihe bon Gurer
Nfaieltat llflo Dem japanil6en 0ol=
fe geboten muroe. @s miro nleiat
ernites genliiben iein, oie jebt 3pi-
I6en Sopan uno ben Ser. Stoateit
6eltebenoen befrieoigenoen 8e5ieblut-
gen aufreht slt balten.
General @. $. Golmer, Ser
Grinder BON Colorado Springs, Ell
ner Der llnternebrner Der 0enper &
9fio @ranoe uno Ser Merifanii6eu
Jeotionalbabn, tit IN Colorado
Springs geitorben.
Ser Senat BON lttab bat cine
1ngeluobnlih ltrenge Spirituoien-
Borlage eillitimmig angenonltnen.
Sic gibt nidt llur allen Counties
oos gfedt Der 2ofaloptiort, ionoern
geItattet alt6 allen Gtaoten bon
10000 @iniuobnern rno oariiber elm
Grtrapotllm iiber Die 6rage Ger 9lb=
l6affung Der 8irtihaften. 9lu6 he=
ltimmt Die gorlage, oaB inter fei-
men lltnitdnoen eeiitiee @etr6nfe CIT
irgeno Senanoen perfauft iperoen
oiirfen, Der pdbreno Der porberge6en=
oen leds @fonote einen 9tauid ge-
babt bat.
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90. 6. & s. Ssaflu.
Jn 0er 5atten1elt.

Der GarneDal lit jebt pDrbei,
Die Seit ber lmit'gen Ghuanfe.
tlmo Wtand)em id|etnt OaBer, als iei
Die 3ett aus bem @elenfe.
uno nennpd) iprtd)t elm iueiIer Wann:
gMan ntnis nidlt immer ifjnanien,
lss TIT geiiinoer, bann NIB mann
SefdjetDener SIT baniett,"
S'rtnt faite MIR, iuer faifen iDl,
Gs tutrb ibut sar mid)t ifaben,
Wtan fpll ifidIt tnlmerbar tuie tull
Den Magen ii6erlaben.
Sb er es tint Die Stride tut,
Sb aus @elMn6geitsgriin6en,
Sas 1T mir gletdl, ein SeOer bat
Sid banlit ab5mfinbeu,
4nd) lit Elm iuId)er ssaitcntifdD
Wtitnnter gar nidJt iibcl.
uno gans uUrtrefflid) id)nteft ein Slid
Wtit Sntteriauc' mno 3tuiehel.
90 laet iid) aud Die s5aiten5eit
Sans iunr6erid]5n ertrngeu,
Ste let nls Hnbepnnft. seipei6t
DEM anseitrengten Msagen.
Sn alleu 9ingen Mdkigfeit
5it INNER sil empfeblen,
Sann tuirS nns aud sl ieber 3eit
gsidJt Die 0eirnngeit feblen.
Odd treibt man es nariu sn ,uett,
llnb mill Die &raft nns iinfeu,
81 ieip in bieicm Jall bereit
n9l mn @ier" su trinfcu.
Sin 5iaid)den ~ a np", Sas lit
8Du allen guten Soheu,
Sas bette iupl SIT jener Sriit
TINS friid1en Witt 81 nta9en.
Drum trinft rtnr imnter N lamp",
% Saiten5eit D6 feine;
Damn iuerhet tbr DeS 9e6ens frobl
Sbr 'uist irilpn, iuie ids it.eine.
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Gs rettete inn iein @ein.

gglle oadten, ih tpiiroe mein gein
perlieren", idreibt S. 81. Smenloll
in 8atertoipn, @is. u3ebn Sabre
ec5ema, oas Is 9ler5te nidt bcilea
fonnten, batten mid bettI1geria ge.
nlodt Dant beiIte mid gmdIer' s
Mrilica Salbe oauerno mno GRIND.
lid" l1nfeblbar fir Sout.Mns.
ldlog, eczema, Sal3fluB, @ei1piire,
Sieber, 8ranomunoen, 8erbriibun.
gen. Sdnitttpunoen ullo Sanorrboi.
oen 25c bel allen Mpotbefern
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-15

Infer Staots.Sanitatsbeolu.
ter Or. 9rumbp lit in 6olfurrias
gelueien uno bot Die Guorant1lte,
Die bon ben Gountpbeboroen einiger
Eodenonfdlle neeen iiber Die Stoot
perbdngt poroen nar, ipieber ouige-
boben. @r iagt, es lei fein @rllnb
fir eine iolde Guarantane oor6on-
ben oetueIen. Seiner Weinung nod
bot 5u ibrer 8erbdngung au6 mlr
Die befanrte gtipolitdt uno giferiucbt
5ipii6en Der Gountpbmlptitabt 9tio
@ronoe Gitp uno 5olfurrios gnlob
gegeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-15

SreO. staffcl, 319 0It-Gomucrce
Strafc. Sriide Sdmereien fir @iar-
ten unN 8eIo Sen 9afer, aoul
etc. @te6i3iu fir &feroe, &iibe uno
Siibuer. SSnfubatoren m!0 @rutno-
idinen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-15

stus Der Sauptitoot Merifo
miro gemeloet, Die Gulperfobrif in
Santa Sc iolle bergroBert meroen,
oamit bort fiinftia au6 roudloles
Tulper nno ShieBbauinmoae beroe-
ltcllt weroen fonne. Die 3egierllla
babe geraoe oiesbe8iigli6e @rrange-
ments nit oeil arupp's eetroffen.
Die Staot @uanaiuato miro
iln nahiten Sabr CUR 6eier 6es but-
oertiobrigen ssu6ildums Der merifo-
niiden Observation-Disclosures ci-
ne Mnsitellltne peranitolten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-15

@ute 8etrdrfe m0 fampIer
2lmb Itet8 in SHrgitaIer'S Snloon
nnS &eitanrant, GiIIita Gtrabe neben
ser Sole Der SerlnonnSio6ue.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-15

Or. g. 4. Scrbman, CicOpatlL
s(ae Sranfbeiten erfoIgrei6 be6an-
oelt. S08 5iiO-ereio Ctr. 2ates
Gel. 1884.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-20
SOME EXERCISES THAT
PREVENT INDIGESTION
Vigorous But Simple Movements That Twist the
Body So That Stomach Muscles Are Exercised.

While discretion in diet is an aid to
digestion, it is through exercise that
most benefit is derived, for in this way
acid conditions of the system are worked
off. and those persons who are troubled
with facial eruptions at the slightest
trace of indigestion may thus avoid
them.
Understanding that only easily digested
food shall be eaten for a week or ten
days when one has an attack of stomach
trouble, the kind of exercise that Is best
suited to the condition must be taken up.
While on the subject of food. however,
it Is well to state that a woman need
not think she has escaped complexion
disfgurements simply because pimples do
not appear within three or four days 1t
may take week for the internal trouble
to show itself in that fashion, which
means that there are also several days
of grace at the beginning in which pre-
ventiOn may be exercised.
One of the first remedies advised is
that no liquid shall be taken with the
meals for week at least If at the end
it has been formed, so much the better.
In any case, half an hour after each meal
glass of cold. though not iced, water
should be drunk. and 1t would be well to
walk during the next half hour. To have
this exercise out of doors is an excellent
tonic, but If home duties make that i'm =
possible, doing Homework will answer the
purpose. Nothing that necesSitates bend
ing over should be done, however, for the