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Evening star., 1909-05-16

Authors Wife Unterrupting his after.
dinner siesta for the third time)-Whst
title did you decide on for your new book,
John?
Author (sleepily)-"How to Be Nappy
Though Harried."-Puck.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
Field Artillery Maneuvers.

Plans have been perfected for utilizing
In connection with the six regiments OF
field artillery, similar organizations from
the militia. 1t is realized that little can
be accomplished during the present year,
but the month of August has been set
aside for some initial work in the
form of instruction on the maneuver
grounds at Sparta, Wis. period
Of about ten days is aiiotted to each OF
the states which have signified an 1nten-
tion to send field artillery, which Will
come this year from Minnesota, Michl-
gan. Wisconsin, Indiana, and possibly
Ohio. On that occasion the government
horses and the harness, and the states
will be expected to furnish the camp
equipage, targets, ammunition and tent
age. For purposes of instruction three
toned at Forts Smelling. Leavenworth
and Sheridan, will be sent to Sparta. The
regulars will camp with the militfamen
and show them how to go through the
various drills. take care CT the horses
and maneuver to some extent.
In the reorganization and increase OF
the army which is being discussed by the
general staff the friends of the field ar.
tillery are anxious that that arm shall
be materially increased, and there are
those who believe it would be advan-
tageous to double the number OF regi-
mentS now in service, especially IN view
of the fact that the field artillery is high
ly useful in the Philippines. A plan long
ago submitted to the general stan pro-
vides for major general as chief OF ar
tillery, under whom shall serve two brig
adler generals as chief of the coast and
field artillery, respectively.
Mounts for the Army.
Quartermaster General Aleshire has
adopted a new system for supplying the
army with horses. By 1t he expects to be
able to effect a material saving in the
number of animals condemned as unfit for
use by mounted troops. A feature of the
new plan is to have horses purchased In
the first instance by cavalry officers. act
ing individuality The horses thus ac
quired it is purposed to send to the army
remount depots, one of which has been
esta blished at Fort Reno. Okla. Another
is to be established at Fort Keogh Mont.
At these places the horses will be broken
in and trained for service with cavalry
and field artillery, one of the features or
such work being to accustom the animals
to stand while firearms are discharged
From these depots the horses will be sent
out as required. In this way the mounted
troops will have fresh, young. trained
animals, which are expected to last longer
than the horses purchased under contract
and trained for service without uniform
ity Quartermaster General Aleshire be-
lieves that in this way he can keep the
horses in better trim and can easily con-
troll the number necessarily declared unht.
He also proposes to limit the number OF
animals to be sent yearly to the various
commands, and he estimates that not more
than 10 per cent OF the horses need be re-
placed each year. That will mean that
the government will be able to supply the
demand for horses with we'll fitted animals
at the rate of about fifteen hundred a
year.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
HOT-AIR BATHS REFINE
AND CLEANSE THE SKIN

Face steaming Is method Of treat
ment that may be highly beneficial or In
furious, according as 1t is done. Too
frequent applications Of steam will cause
wrinkles, by making the skin 1abby, but
an occasional bath OF this kind serves
move dust and helping to keep the skin
supple and in good condition.
Special arrangements for this treatment
may be bought, but they are expensive,
and quite as good results may be Sc
cured from simple contrivances If they
dish answers the purpose admirably; In
deed, SO will any receptacle In which
water may be kept just below the boiling
point. Any kind Of vessel over an alcohol
lamp, or gas, II the jet be low and easily
reached. can be adapted. It remains
then to put over the flame q fairly large
surface pan. or basin. with enough water
to throw out good volume of steam.
1t Is worth remembering before going
through this cleansing experience that
the temperature of the water must be a
trifie lower than the boiling point, yet
sufficiently high to throw out heat that
will generate perspiration.
Use Cold Cream Before Steaming.
After everything is arranged for the
bath the face should be well rubbed with
cold cream. applying it thickly with the
finger tips and rubbing vigorously in ro-
tary motion over the entire face, making
the upward part of the stroke stronger
than the downward. This will stake at
least five minutes, and longer. IL properly
done. The bath should then be ready,
and the face bent over, holding a towel
SO that the steam Is thrown directly on
the skin. If necessary to get fresh air
to breathe. the mouth may be uncovered
for about two seconds
After the face is hot and perspiration
starts, 1t should be wiped with soft old
linen to remove the grease, and then the
face should be steamed again. This wip-
ing is repeated until there Is no trace Of
grease. Fifteen or twenty minutes should
be devoted to the bath. and at the end
Of this period the face must be wiped
for the last time. For the final treat
ment cold water may be dashed over to
tighten the skin, and, If there is no erup-
ton, an excellent lotion made from a gill
Of alcohol and an ounce each Of spirits
Of camphor and spirits of ammonia, two
and q half ounces of sea salt, with enough
boiling water to make q pint, may be ap-
piled to the flesh. This Is not used until
it is cold. and then the skin is soaked
with 1t. 1t is an excellent tonic, and ,uay
be massaged into the neck. throat and
arms, as we'll as the face.
Steaming by this method should not be
resorted to oftener than once a week.
Carefully done, it will soften and refine
the skin and clear the complexion.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
Large Demand for Naval Stores.


Bids will be opened next Tuesday by
the bureau of supplies and accounts Of
the navy for upward Of 100000 worth
Of meats, groceries, vegetables. fish. oys-
ters, clans. bread. butter. cheese. canned
milk, fresh fruits, chickens. hams. lard,
sausage. and great variety of foods
and supplies for delivery at the various
navy yards and stations on both the
Atlantic and Pacific coasts. One Of the
notable changes in the terms of the con-
tracts this year for meats occurs In the
matter Of supplying smaller vessels
where the delivery from day to day must
be limited quantity. These contracts
have been kept separate from the larger
ones for the supply Of battleships and
cruisers, where beef is delivered In quar-
ters. The bureau last year endeavored
to make use of an elastic clause in the
contracts, SO that where the market
price was Is per cent above the contract
price. the contractor might have the priv
ilege OF being excused from fulfilling
his agreement, and If the price Iell IL
per cent below the contract price, the
commanding officer might have the privi-
lege Of buying in the nearest and best
market. This year the wording OF the
contract gives the commanding officer
the privilege Of buying in the open mar
ket when the market price gets % per
cent below the contract figure, and no
leeway at all is given the contractor. In
all, the specifications call for the pur-
chase Of over 3,0OO.O 900 pounds of beef.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
Portable Wireless Apparatus.

The Army Signal Corps officers have
purchased for experimental purposes
German portable wireless set. mounted on
wheels. The army has been using a port
able set which is carried on the backs of
animals and which is capable Of exchang-
ing messages at a distance Of twenty-five
miles. With the larger wireless set from
abroad the communication is possible for
distance of from 100 to 125 miles. The
apparatus Is mounted on a vehicle drawn
by four horses and equipped with an ex-
tension steel mast which may be elevated
to height of sixty feet. 1t Is proposed to
try out this type OF portable wireless ap-
paratus, with view to ascertalning
whether 1t may be advantageous to add 1t
to the equipment OF the Army Signal
Corps in the field.
School for Saddlers and Mechanics.
A training school for saddlers and for
battery mechanics in the army will be
established at Rock Island arsenal. Rock
Island. ILL.,. according to orders just issued
by the War Department. It will be under
the direction OF the chief OF ordnance. In
struction in the school will be practical
and will be conducted with view to
training saddlers to make or repair any
horse equipments or harness on which
they would ordinarily be required to work
in their organizations, and to train bat
terry mechanics in the construction, as
sembling and dismounting OF field artil-
lery material and in making repairs. The
school term will be Of eleven months. be-
ginning August 1 each year. The classes
will be composed of specially recon-
mended enlisted men from various organi-
cations of the army.
Plans for National Matches.
According to orders issued by the War
Department the national matches will be
held at Camp Perry. Ottawa county,
Ohio, commencing Monday August %,
1909 beginning with the national team
Evening star., 1909-05-16
Significance Of Military Insignia.

significance OF Military insignia.
The significance of the insignia Of rank
in the army has been explained as fol-
lows: 1.-THE second lieutenant just en-
tering the service is. OF course. standing
on the ground. at the foot of the ladder
Of his profession. The one bar of the
first lieutenant is emblematical of the
first round Of the ladder that he reaches;
the two bars of the captain. the second
round that is reached: the gold leaves of
the major are symbolical of the lower
leaves OF the oak tree that are reached
in the ascension. while the silver leaves
of the lieutenant colonel are emblematical
of the top leaves Of the tree. The eagle
Of the colonel represents the eagle that
flies above the oak, and the stars Of the
general are emblematical of the heavens
above the eagles flight
Evening star., 1909-05-16
Regulars to Serve With Militia.

Formal notice has been given to all the
adjutants general OF the National Guard
throughout the country that If it is de-
sired that there shall be a sergeant de-
tailed from the regular army to duty with
a state organization applications for such
detail must be made before June L. 1t
is the intention to give the sergeants who
are to be thus detailed special instruction
in their new duties and to fit them as far
as practicable for the work that will be
required of them. Already large num-
ber of non-commissioned officers have ap-
piled to be detailed to this special duty,
and it is clear that it will not be hard
matter to secure some Of the very best
talent to be had in the establishment.
This arrangement will add materially to
the efficiency of the National Guard and
the experience will be beneficial to the
sergeantS thus detailed
Evening star., 1909-05-16
Naval Movements.
Changes in Command.

Commander Frank NJ. Bostwick, who
has been commander of the cruiser Buff
falo, has been ordered to duty as captain
of the navy yard at Portsmouth. N. H..
succeeding Capt Clifford j. Bousch, who
has been ordered to take command OF the
Ohio.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

national individual match and the ma
tional pistol match.
Friday, August 20. and Saturday Au-
gust Il, are designated as the dates for
the preliminary team practice, which will
be optional with team captains.
The national matches will be preceded
by two days preliminary team practice.
the amount and kind for each team to
be determined by the respective team
captains. the time for firing and the
ranges, targets, ETC., for this practice to
be allotted each team by the executive
officer.
No practice by any member of teams on
the range selected tor the matches shall
be held prior to the matches or prior to
the two days Of preliminary practice, ex-
cept that the state on whose range the
matches are to be shot will have the priv
ilege of practicing its state team. and
with the further exception that members
of teams may enter in the National Rifle
Association matches If shot before the
national matches. and in any matches of
state or state association holding COM
petitions on the same range as that used
for the national matches. including two
Gays, preliminary practice in such state
matches.
Naval Movements.
The battleship Maine has arrived at
Portsmouth. the supply ship Culgoa at
the New York navy yard and the battle
ship Mississippi at Plaquemine. La.
The cruiser Prairie has sailed from An
napolis for Hampton roads: the gunboat
Pompey from Cavite for Nagasaki; the
torpedo boat destroyer MacDonough and
the topedo boats Wilkes, De Long, Tin
gey and Thornton from Key West for
Charleston.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-07
Die @olfe'fde germfsid1le.

@m Z. September beginnt ser lin
terridt in bem nel1en graiebungs-
in1titut fir &naben, Der yGocatio-
nal Sdool", Die unier friiberer
Sbuliuperintenoent, Brof. 6. @olfe,
bier eingeri6tet bat. @ir moferl
nniere 2eier anf oiele Sdule gor3
belonoers amfmerfiam. Cine Ell
Egenartige Soee miro ourd fie sur
Nnsfiibrung gebra6t. 8rofeIor
8olfe min in ibr getpiiiermaBen,
Die b0bere 8olfsifule nit Der @e-
tperbel6ule perbinoen. gr mill iei=
men S6iilern cine quite @Hiebune
in benz gebenL mas oie Sdnle i'm
MQgemeinen lebrt, bann mill er fc
ober aud gu fiinftigem grtperb ge-
i6idt MAIDEN, inoem er ibnen cine
griinoli6e Musbiloung in Ser 8e-
arbeitung bon Sola nnb giien giebt,
tie nit anoern @orten in Die 9ln-
fangsgriinoa Der Gii9lerei, oes 3im-
mermmhsban0merfs, 5 es Sdmie-
oens nno Der me6anilhen Mrbeiten
einfiibrt.
Mon mag iiber oiele gerbinouna
Der piIieni6aftli6en gr5iebung nit
Der i1olitriellen oenfen pie mon
nil, ieoenfaas peroient Ser Ser
JUDI, ben Erofeiior @olfe bier maht,
aQeemeille 9ufmerfimfeit ltno
griinolide ebrlibe 8riifung, Dab
fertige, bolfommen ~augebiloete
Sii6ler, 3immerleute uno Mehani-
fer aus ieiner SduIe be~rporseben
peroen, lit mol fanm on5unebmen,
ie%oenfalls aber merben bic Ssunqen
bort IN elmer @eiie auf oieie 8ernfe
porbereitet, Die ibnen bon aQergroB=
tenn 0llBen iein miro unb Die man in
feiner anoeren Sbule finoet. Sb=
ne bob babel lire piiienidaftli6e
@lssbiloung perna6l1iligt miro.
9enn oas lit elm Sauptpunft, Der
DEFENDERS ms Iuge gefoBt neroen
ioa, mie Brofelior @olfe perlidert.
@ir miiroen @ltern oie esunqen
IN Dem geeigneten Sitter CUR 5dille
81 ididen baben, bod raten, lid ein-
NAL etpas naber nit oielem @olfe'=
iden Snititlt befannt gu MAIDEN. Sic
'Sahe lit eS moi mert, oaB man 1ie
iorgfaltig priift.
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fen; ober 10, mad elm paar augelt-
bliden gleid mieoer fortgefiibrt gu
tperoen nein, nein!
56neQ fam uriuIo @igano 3t
Silfe, Der ii6, in oieiem Safe eil,=
nal rotlos, nod ibr umgeieben bot
tie. 3artli6 faBte iie lire fleinen
2ieblinge Inn oen Sols:
v&utb = @b6en! SIR ieio ia
bod meine lieben, artigen Brin5eB-
6enl Nidt pabr2 SIR bort bod,
mos Der Snfel Doftor iogt, uno
miibt biibi6 folgiam ieinl"
Sonft 5og iie Die aleinen bonn
8ette fort; aber per5neifelt Itieb
Gutb inter itromenoen Srdnen ber-
Dor:
o@ber mir mohten bod 10 furbt=
bar germ BET Wutt6en bleiben =
mir polfen ia au6 10 artig iein!"
uWein IiiBes &ino, oos gebt ober
no 6ni6t", belebrte lie 5drtlid Sic
Mntter lelbft. u@ebt, Ser3el, nit
Ser lieben Sante l1riel, oie 10 gut
tit = eebt oo6l"
uDie Sante ipielt al19 nieoer
bibid init gud, 10 nie eefteru,.t
periiberte l1riel, aber iie muBte Die
ionf 10 folgiamen &inoer oiesn1ol
balb nit @etpalt fortfubren.
u@ber i6 mag gar nihtl" id)lltb5=
tie oub bartnddie oie feline gro.
SD min BEL Mutti ieinl"
Selbit inn 3immer Der &leiren
ieste iid Der @iberitano nof fort.
SITES liebepoue 3ureoen ltrinIas,
aGe 3artlihfeiten blieben frudtlos;
Die &inoer moaten nibts bon i1r
boren, nno al Die 2iebe, Sic Tie in
ben miibepol1en Sagen an tie ber-
i6menoet batte, mon pereeiien = nie
fortgefpebt bon Dem ltarfen, notiirs
li6en @efiibl, oas Die &leinen am
5er5en Der M1itter i%iberfommen
batte.
Gortiebung foIgt.)
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sGnserfabrt mad Mmitin.

Mm Sonntag madte Ser Gan Mll-
tonic 2ieoerfran5" cine Sdngerfobri
nod Multin, UNI Die oortiee Son.
gerrunoe" 81 beiuden. DreiBia
9erren, batten ii9 Sonntag morgen
am gdbnbof eingefunoen uno rfadj
frobliher 6abrt mur6e MuItin er.
reidt, mo- Die M~nfommlinae por
eilefn &omite Der oGangerrunoes
empfangen uno nah Saol3's @or-
ten geleitet mur0en. 9ort beariBtell
iie bic Ginger nit Dem 51naer.
grub nn0 Brdfioent Senfes 6iel.
cine Neoe, in Der er lie i'm Malnel
oes @ereins ber5Iid miGfommcl
bieB. Damn muroen einige 9ieout
geIutgen uno nnhoelm man einer
SnibiB gu iid ge,ommen botte, ginq
es biflaus nod Dem pr1htigen Snb(
Harf, mo nnter ben idattigcn gGu.
men Elm Barbecue beronItoltet mar.
BORT iprab 9err Sobn 6. Dielmanr
ben MuItinern ben 0anf oes Sic
~oerfran5~ fit Die freunolide Muf-
nobn1e aus uno es enttpidelte ftd
bnlo eine urgemiitlide Gtinmulta.
Berihieoene &eoen muroeu aeboIter
uno GborIieoer uilo gin5elDortrdae
tpehfelten NIT einanoer ob. Inter
ben lesteren fanoen bic bon Serrr
Weldior Sabn poreetrasenen Edna.
oabiipflu iiber Dos @alpeitoner g6n.
gerfelt oie6abrt mad Muitin uno aos
fiinftige Sdngerfeit b~eionoeren Bel.
fan.
Bonn 9poe Barf gira es mieoer
nod Der Staot 5uriid, no oos
aapitoI un0 anoere Gebensmiroi1.
feiten beiiftigt muroen uno an
Mben6 bereinigte ane elm @artenfeIi
IN Sdol5' @arten. guf bier unrct
fleiBig g%eiungen; inter anoern
trug Der y2ieoerfran5~ oas vStiino.
den i'm Gefongperein" Dor, oas arc.
Ben geifaa faib. Crit su- frii6el
Worgenitunoe idieoen Ole Gu
Antonio'er BON ibren Iiebensmiirbi.
gen alitiner 5reunoen, UNI iid mad
Dem gabnbof 5u begeben. I'm 8
llbr a. Minuten fiibrte tie Der 3lta
oann nieoer Der &eimot All.
Aae Seilnebmer an Der 5ahri
ipiiien Die 2iebensipiiroigfeit, mil
Der tie in auitin %aufgenommen Iino,
nidt geftug 5u riibmen. Dieter Be
lndl niro fir INNER in ibrem @e.
odttnis baften aIs elmer Ser idon.
item Gage, Die iie berIebt baben.
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u / c i.
Sin Mfontoa feierte Ser 9;

AHt <9toltlu9 tStlltl @Sll Sppii
@idelouo leilten @e6urtstog mo
na1oem i'm ant Nodmittoe leilte
4olegen bonn Stabtrot uno Der
Wapor ~begliidpini6t uno inn Elm
pradtpo1es Bouquet iiberrei6t bot
ten, iiberraidten i'm ON @beno Sic
uftipen Sanger oes Beethoven
MGnner6or", oeiien 9ireftor ct
ieit mebreren Sabren lit, nit ei1enl
Stanohen. Die Serren pltroen Don
Serrn @idelono- NIT befalmter Gle
6en%smiiroiefeit a1fgenomn1eit ltno
3u einem treffliden 4benoeIien eill=
gelaoen. No6oem moi ben porge,
ietten gutelt Ginger tapfer 5l1gelpro,
den bate, blieb man nod mebrere
Stunoen eemiitli6 5uianmen. gs
mrroe fleiBig gelilngen, &e0en mnr-
ben gebolten unb oqe amuiierten iib
prohtie.
Wontae f%eierten @err 4ugllit
9utb nno ieine @attin Dos Set ibrer
iilberl1en @od5eit. 9as 0&offee
franaden", DEM 5rau Sutb allgc=
bort, batte CUR Seier cine ySrlrprile
Bartp" I'M Miiiionsgarten .pernn.
%italtet, Die iebr gut beiuft NOR ltlo
ungemeill better %perlief.
- Gountp=@ i1eIlor Sutb nno
feline llnterbeamten baben Sic groRp
Irbeit, Die Stel1erliiten bon 9erar
Gountp 5nionmen5uiteGen, glidlidJ
beenoet. 9ie @elammt- S1Gsung be-
lief ii6 ollf $79,O0O,0O0 uno 6ei
Der 35 Gents State miro Dies cine
ginnabme bon $4,000 er5ielen,
ooer penn ntarl 20 8ro5ent, pie ge-
tpobnlih, als ni1t foGeftierbor, OBJ
aie6t, bod $212,800 SIM lestell
Sabre betrue Die @elammti6dtlule
$65;341 1863, alfp $t3,65S,6 3t spe-
niger ais oieies Sobr.
Sberiff S. 8. Moore ltno ieill
9eputp 90. S. @eiton bon &erl
Gountp brodten ON Wontag oell
Neger Sobn 8urop, melfer ant
Sanltag ben SeputD=Sberiff SO. s.
Butler III &errnille erifoIien bate,
nod Dem bieligen County @efang-
nis, 90 lie einen 2pndberiu6 INT
9oerne befurbteten uno i'm bicr
fir iiderer bieIten. MuBeroem per-
lanete Die SduBwunoe, oie ser
Neger in Der 6iifte erboIten, ar5tli-
de @ebanolung, Die bier better sll
boben nor, mie in &errpiGe ooer
8oerne.
Soiepb Silberbroller ftarb nm
Wontog in i~eilter @obnurtg, 1853
@benue 9, I'M Sitter BON % Sobren.
gr binterlaBt cine @ittme uno 8
fleine &inoer.
Srene 2aur, oie 15iGbriec
gofter oes Serrn Sermonn 2aur,
itorb am Wontag Mittag i'm Saulc
ibrer GItern 248 8Ium StroBe
MuBer ibren gItern binterlaBt lie
cine perbeiratete Shmaiter nuo 3
8riiber.
Sim Wonfag fomet MaDor
uto Staotrot 5uian1men uno gin
gen eleih mieoer ouseinonoer. Ser
Mntroe, iid gu pertageL lpor ser
ein5ige. pelher eeiteat purbe.
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2ofAle8.
Der Mrbeitertas in San gutouio.

Der Mrbeitertas in San Intoniu.
Ser Mrbeitertog perlief. bier in
alien gin5elbeiten oes 8roqramma
5ufrie6eniteaeno uno, mas mebr ia.
gen min, in ponieem Srieoen uns
9armonie auf alien Seiten. Nid1
Die fleinite 8ubeltorung fono ltatt,
nnb betpies mieoer einmal, ooB oos
%nliinobafte" Gan Intonio, mie oit
Brobibitionilten es nenller, an Ell
nem Gage, mo al1e Saloons melt Of.
fen iino, Seite feiern fam, bei BE-
men es 10 rubi1 uno oroentlidj
bergebt, mie pieaei6t faum in Ell
iler misunderstanding.
Die Seitlibfeiten beeallnen am
8ormittog etpas nod 9 ltbr. SER
S. 9. 9orobaus fungierte ols CROP
marfdan beg Seit5uges. Ser 3ltl
NOR in 4 9ipiiionen geteiIt, oel,ell
INNER cine Muiif- &apeae poroll5=
id)ritt. Die Union Der 3immerIel-
te trug eth Banner nit Der SnidJrifi
Seine &eine-S6inoel=S roinanS fiji
nns1. Wapor Gaaagban befanc lid
unter ben 3ui6auern uno lantt
nit ii6er Ole Sher5e, bie iber ibf
nno feline Steaung gu Ser Snldrifi
oes Banners eema6t muroen. Dir
Yuraoe ipar redt groBortia uro
cine Dmroige Experimentation oes Mr-
beiter-glementes bon San @ntonio.
ipeIfes li6 gu ben 8eiteu Ser @elt
refnen oarf.
Die 0admittags- S. ierlidfeiten
i'm electric Horf begannen nit Ell
mem &onaert. lin 5 llbr itloB oos,
lelbe uno Die &eoner oes Saqes
betraten Die gribiine, bon Serrl1
Ism. 8. 9oefgen Dem Bublifum DOR.
geiteat. @eneral=5 taatsanipalt Do-
pioion iprah iber Die Notmenoia.
feit elmer 8%efampfung Ser Srltffs
ourh Die 1tnionen. &epralentant
Gbeiter s. Serrea 900 @oupernellr
Campbell iiber Die aohlen litf
aeigte, oaB oeiien ein8iger 3med bel
ieinen Sanolungen getpeien lei, Ell
ne poIitiihe Maidine auf5ubauen,
init oeren Siilfe er iih in oas 5ena-
torenamt bineinidmltgeeln f0nnte.
Gr-Senator M. g. Barrett, friiber
bon Noro-Seras, iest bon San MT
tonic, fprad iiber Mrbeiter-O roani-
iationen rno ibre @eoeutung.
Wa6 ben Ne6er trat cine tltrse
Banie elm uno Inn Z lbr fano
bic Rr0nnng Der &0nigin mno oes
&onigs itatt. SRI. Mnna SONGS
nnroe als &onigin, Sam @ooomon
als &onig gefrOnt. Gin goa i'm
Bobillon beidIoB Die Seier oes Gu
ges.
Ser Mrbeitertog III San @ntonio
NOR Elm Grfolg in ieoer 9eaiebuna
yltno ein Muiter fir onoere Sfaote,
ipie iolde Gage miroig gu fe;crn
firo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-07

bieIt. Neben ser feiielformigen art-
lo9e berri6te Ole tri6terforniga
Dor, Die fir Dte fleineren 8obll-
grltben angeponot lDlroe. 0eit Sic
Ter lle6eroa6ung zines ienfre6ter
@obnlp6es, ia nod mebr NIT Der
Grri6tuno elmer @rt Siitte a1f elmer
gepflolterterl @runologe naren be-
reits bie eriten 8eriu6e elmer print
tiben goufunlt gemadt. Neben Ser
iolio ongelegten Siitte BEG ieBbafi
genoroenen SGeers entuidelte iid
oas Selt oes Iomaoen 1tno oomii
moren sic eriten @run6formen oes
Sd1lIerboles oeqeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-07
2une Star Stealth 81.

Office i'm 3immer 3O3 oes Boot
@ebau6es, 106 @eit Spnlton Stra-
Be, San Mntonio. @ir nimiden Sbr
@rnnoeigentum in uniere Bitten gum
gerfauf 8ertauid ooer 8ermie-
ten anf5unebmen. @ir baben BE-
reits cine 8eibe ieltener 9argains
uno ertparten, elm groBes @eidGft
I'M 3immer- 8ermieten uno oergI. GIT
tun. Bir per6en bic @iinIde i'm
ierer Runoen itets befrieoigen fon.
men. 4odeftion un6 Seuer-8eriide.
rung cine Spe5ialitat. &ednungen
uno Soroerungen irgenono toilet
tiert. Iltes Telephone 1856. @i-
lpreHen 0eutIh.