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policy has not been successful iu hid
ing the fact that at one time following
the riots iu san Francisco. the rela-
tiOus with Japan were greatly strained.
The situation was such that war might
easily have come out Of fl. AID no one
knew better ihau did Mr.. Root Nor
did anyone see more clearly than he
the folly of letting this country. uupre-
pared as ir was drift into a conflict
with Japan For months AIr. Root was
under "a tremendous strain in couse-
CueUcc % 49, japanese situation. For
months there were difficult and, at
times, apparently hopeless negotiations
with the willy Oriental envCys. It took
time, patience tact, ability, and force
10 finally bring Japan around to an
q agreement
No other Secretary or State came any
where. near doing what Mr.. Root has
done for South America and Latin
America trade The run effects OF has
efforts 10 cultivate our SoutE-ru neigh
boTs are not apparent a. VIII take
years for the benefits to- be seen. From
the first. Mr. Root has been a thorough
believer i'm the commercial benefits to
be derived by this country cultvating
better relations with Latlu-America. lie
saw goo good reason why these reuub-
lies should regard Uncle Sam with sus-
pIglOu. should 1a possessed of the idea
that The United States sought only cx-
pausi0u OF territory Mr. Roots visit
TO the Pau-Amerleau Congress at Rio
Jane.r0 and his subsequent visit r0 most
of the other countries brought -u-
esuu8bIe benefit
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Return TO CAPITAL.

Mrs. Walter Mclean and Miss Elsie
Mclean, wife and daughter of Com
m8uder Mclean, have returned TO
Washington rrom a two years trip
abroad. and viii 1e the house guests OF
Pay Director and Mrs. John Ross Mar
Jiu of the navy yard until January il.
Medical Inspector j. d. Gatew0od. T..
g. N, and Mrs. Gajewood entertained
"a small company OF young people at
dinner last evening at their residence
on Nineteenth street. later accompany
ing their guests 10 the hop al the Navy
Yard.
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The play, Jack. the Giant Killer 10
be given by Miss Hawke for the bene-
MT of Eae Children's Country Home. az
the BclasCO Theater on the afternoon
Of Friday, January -. promises TO be
one OF the most popular charitable en-
IeTIaiunents Of the season. A number
of boxes have already been engaged
and the seats are being sold rapidly.
Ipe play which is by Harry Wheaton
Howard, deals with the familiar story
of JACK and the bean-staIk.
Miss Olga COuverse's fancy dancing
VIII DE most attractive feature. The
program includes "a LOrnpipe, ana eN-
quIslJc fairy dance, q pastoral dance.
WIN The little sHepherdesses i'm the
daluttesr of Vatican costumes an In
dian war dance 10 the tune of M p
1aloutaS- "a quaint Mother Goose
dance, and one given by five Queens Of
uh ana Folly Miss Minnie SaXton viii
play t1e part OF Jack
Boxes can be obtained from Miss Jane
HuHl. teI5 NJ street ana the tickets az
the homes of Miss Emory. 1913 Seven
lgenih street, Miss Finley, 2oI9 Massa-
tHuseftS avenue, Mrs Fleming New
bold. 2g'S Hulyer Place. and Mrs Muir
ray CDUo, 1922 Eighteenth street. also
from other members OF the board of
The price of the tickets are 81. IS ana
30 cents.
Fancy programs viii be sold by debu-
tautes and members of the younger set.
The list of patr0uesses includes:
Mrs. George Won /. Meyer
Mrs. Newberry-
Mrs. Harlan.
Mrs Cabot Lodge
Mrs. EIkius
Mrs. DalzeU
Mrs. Hun
Mrs. Weeks
Mrs. Dewey
Mrs. Bacon.
Mrs Hay
Mrs Draper
Mrs WUtheTspUOu.
Mrs George J.. Andrews
Mrs George Pullman
Mrs Glover
Mrs C.. j. Bell.
MIS-. John r. Mclean
Mrs. Heuueu Jennings.
Mrs. Arthur Lee.
Mrs. Eustis.
Mrs. Luquer.
Mrs. H. 3. Beale.
Mrs Montgomery Blair
MIS-. Mckee.
Mrs. Arthur Addison
Mrs. Samuel Spence.
Mrs. Hunt Slater.
Mrs. John a. Johnson
Mrs. Harlow
Mrs Wainwright.
Miss hibby.
Mrs. William Henry
Mrs. Edward Mitchell.
Mrs. C. II. Butler
Mrs. Robert fTinckiey.
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Entertain in Honor of House
Guests, Judge and Mrs.
Lehman.
BREAKFAST TO-DAY
GIVEN BY CORBINS
Party Asked to "Fiighwood" in
Honor of Speaker and
Miss Cannon,

The Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. Straus entertained at luncheon
today in honor of their house guests,
Judge and Mrs. Lehman, Of New York.
The guests invited 20 meet them were
Alr and Mrs. Daniel Keefe, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. p. Neil. Mr.. and Mrs. Knott,
Miss scicmore. Lawrence o. Murray.
Representative Kahn, Representative
SABBATH. Mr.. Clarke, and Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Hochstadter.
Last evening the Vice President and
Mrs. Fairbanks were their honor guests
at dinner. Their other guests were SEN
ator and Mrs. Depews Senator and Mrs,
Crane, Senator and Mrs. Dixon. sena-
tor and Mrs. Guggenhein1, Senator Dan
lei, Senator Foster, Senator and Mrs.
Wetmore. Mrs. Bourne, Miss Mary Will
usms, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Knox
Smith. Judge and Mrs. Lehman, and
LIr. and Mrs. Leonard Eochstadter
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entertained a party at breakfast this
morning in their home. "Highwood. "
Chevy Chase, i'm honor OF the Speaker
and Miss Cannon.
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expected. viii show a great slTiuEaEe
when lle tax books are opened tom0F-
row. owing 10 the sad effects of the
late panic Also owing 90 growing
unWiiIiDguoss 60 pay any more taxes
than necessary. it rs suspected.
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Mrs Frazier and Miss Frazier. wife
and daughter OF Senator Frazier, have
Joined him at the Cochran Hotel for
the season.
Mrs Whitehead, of Atlanta, Ga, viii
be their guest tor some time.
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Give a Dinner.

General and Airs. Humphrey enter
tanned a company OF young people al
dinner last evening for their daughters,
Miss Humphrey and Miss Helen TIumph-
reE, previous TO The hop III the navy
yard.
The guests We're Captain and Mrs.
Kelly. Lieutenant and Mrs Merchant.
Miss Vera Downing Miss Dorothy VIII
Hams. Miss Josephine Mason. Captain
Bailey, Lieutenant FUOrg. Lieutenant
Fremont Captain Humphrey, and Cap
tain Brown.
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Jack, the Giant Killer. 4"

Mrs. Meyer has returned to her home
on + street from New York
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Not Receiving.

Mrs. Stephenson, wife of Senator
stephenson, of Wisconsin, will not re-
ceive during this season. owing to recent
bereavement in the family
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Senator and Mrs. Sutherland enter
tanned d party OF their daughters
debutante friends at dinner last even
ing preceding the hop at the Navy
Yard
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1Ir. and Mrs. Homer NJ Swart. OF
BrOckport, n. Y, are being congratu-
lated upon the birth OF a daughter,
Monday. January (, 1909
Mrs SWaTt was formerly Miss Leah
G.. Randolph, the daughter of AIr and
Mrs, Charles c. Randolph, OF this city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-10

The French Ambassador returned 10
Washington today from New York.
where he spent short time last week.
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Mrs. James Young viii receive in her
home, 1910 Thirty-fiTst street THURSDAYS.
January a and IS from 4 to 8 O'Clock.
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Mrs. ". Phelps Emo, who has been
spending several days in New York, viii
return 10 Washington tomorrow even
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Mrs. r. Harlin Brown, of Boston,
Mass. is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James II. Deny, in their home,
127 Massachusetts avenue northeast.
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Mrs w. f. Boughton OF the Men
dota. who has been very in at the
Hon eopathic Hospital, is rapidly recov-
erinR.
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Mrs. Berton A. Thisseu VIII be at
home on Wednesday, January Is.
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Representative and Mrs. Augustus p.
Gardner were dinner hosts last evening.
Their guests were the British Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Bryce, the Danish Minister
and Countess NoItke. the Swiss min
lister. Or. NoEel. the Assistant Secretary
81 State ami Mrs. Bacon. Representative
and Mrs IouEwurtn, Mrs BouTke Cock
ram. Miss Wetmore- Mr.. Peters, ami Mr.
Davis
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CowIes' Dinner.

COwles' Dinner.
field COwles entertained a company at
dinner last evening in honor Of their
house guest Mrs Bayard Cutting OF
New York The Secretary of War and
Mrs Wright were among their guests.
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Mrs. William C. Gwyun. Of 1886 O
street, will receive on Tuesdays in jan
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Mrs. Charles ElwOod Foster and Miss
Curtin viii receive on January . and
February !.
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Mrs p V De Graw viii receive Mon
days in February.
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Continued ON Eleventh PaEe)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-08
ShnlratsEbmma.

Der ShuIrat bat in i%ei1ler- leb-
ten Sisung, Die ORDER, nod ipsld)er
ie6es &ino einen Srintbe9er NIT
bringen muB, aufgeboben unb. mie-
Der ben aIgemeinen Srinfbe1er, Der
nit elmer &ette beim Spormttelf
mgeidloiIen, lit, eingefiibrt. Dies
geihab auf cine 8etition bin, unter-
5eifnet hon MiB AIice Stone un0
NiB Mnna 2aneiton bern Gomite
oe8 Brincipal Snititutes, iporin En-
fl6rt murbe, oaB bas @pitem oes
i~n6ibioueaen Erinfbeders nift Ourd5-
fIbrbar iei, Do @inoer lire Be
der pergaBen uno 6ann entpeoer
ouriten ODER Die 8e1er ibrer Same
ra6en bergen miBten.
MiB @uln Deaton erbielt llrlaub
fir 5pei Woden, Inn Der Conference
Of EDUCATION IN tbe Soufb uno
Der Soutbern Mfiociation Of College
Wonlen am IA. Biz 16. MpriI in
atlanta, Georgia, bei5umobnen.
9ie Hetition bon Winiam Wolter
fir M~iifbeaabIung bon Steuern
tueId)e irrtiimIiher @eiie ameiulal
be5nblt uuroen, mnroe bepinigt.
S. %. Yroun beunfprudt Die Mnc-
gabe 5iueier 8auplase, elmer in eau.
rel 9eigbts uno elmer in @ennbiae,
Delde er benz Shulrat geidenft uno
tDelde bon oieiem an Sri. @Ieonore
Breckenridge perfauft mlroen.g CT
bebouptet, bic Cots fir SfuI5mede,
niht aber gum 0erfauf eeihenft gu
boben. Der SduIrnt beauftragts
ben Mnmalt, ben EiteI nad5uieben.
&noere @eihafte ipurben big aui
bic Beriammlung nod Der Weupabl
aufdpfd1oben
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Die SddwestI. Telegraph und
TELEPHONY sselIscbaft.
SIRE 2pcal-@ erbinSnns itarf; Der
9ienit iiber ben sattsen Staat
nnb tnteritaatltd).

Ser @ert zines telephone ienites
liegt in ieinem l1mfa1tg, Ser In5ubl
2eute, Die nit linn perb11noen Iinb
unb ser Mnsbehnllne bcs Serrnins,
ben er umfoBt.
9os Yrblifum lit nidt ldllgei
nit einent rei1en 2ofal=9ienIt SUI
frieoen, oelln bieier meint, notipenoi=
ger @eiie, einen bel1rdtlften 0ienft
iuenll oober bie aonflirrenten Der
Siiomeltliden @eleIi6oft m5eioer,
bob iie gpr5iige beiisell, neil tie 10
cal" narer, 10 lit geraoe oos @egen-
tell Ser Soil, oer1t III pielen gldtcl
iino iie Local" mo meiter nidts.
Die Siiomeltlide @eielli6aft lit To-
caliiiert onrb ben mlsgebebntell
@%rlt1lobeiie, oen lie III oieler Stao<
ten, mo tie operiert, beiibt ltno oa5
groBe &opitol, melfes IN ibren
Mnlagen repraientiert lit; IN Ser @n-
iteQltno elmer groben an5abI eiH-
beilnii6er Gerionelt, ote pieoer burd)
ibren @ebolt ben @olitaltb Der
Staot, in mel6er iie lebefl, for0eril
ulro i'm g~erbdltl1is 5lt ben Soften
Ser Staats-, Wr1li5ipaI= ulrb Goun-
p=Gerualtuttg beitrogen.
Die Siiotpeitli6e @eieuidaft lie-
fert mebr, als MIR einen mirfiamen
lofalen Selepbonoienlt. esbre SD
bigfeit, lofale S%ublfribeltten in pcr-
i6ieoenen Hldben ourb Die Staateli
Seras uno Mrfanios iogleid nit
einanber gu ~berbinben, unb, ourd)
o~erbinoenoe 2il1iell, aud Subifribell-
ten in a1oerell, Seilel1 oes 2anocs
gu erreiderl lit oas &eilltat zines
gut ipitematiiden 9lans, melhe!l,
Ser geotltr Ser Code nod. lire Soft
fltrrenten nod nidt nahmaden
fonnten. 2ofale @eie1i1aften, pel-
die in peridiebenen Seftionen oes
2anbes orbeiten fonnen feinell gu
acknowledgment 9ienft liefern, 90
es notpenbig miro, bon ether @elcI-
idaft nod Der onoern SIT iiberipeia
len, Die utter berfhieoener Be.
ihaftsfiibutne itebell, NIT peridie-
oenen Mpparaten orbeitel1, uno he-
men oaber cine @inbeit in @el1dfts-
nno SEPARATIONS Wetbooen feblt.
Die @erbdltniiie ii1lo oenen dbll,
lid, nelde in BEN erlten 9agen ser
Giien6abnen berrihten, lpo man Bel
elmer Reiie bon eiriger @usoebnulla
ge5tpungen nor, baufig oie Cars 81!
tDedielfl, ebe man on oen 8eItim>
mllllgsort %anlangte.
Die Siiotpeitlife telegraph lnb
gelepbon-@ eieaidaft lit Iofal, nihl'
mir in @aco, Sort @ortb, 9aGas.
6ouiton, San Mntonio nno 2ittle
&od, ionoern alid in bunoerten bon
anoern Staoten in Seras mo Ir-
fanias, in ibrer operatiben We-
id6ftsfiibrltng uno Sreibeit bon aus
udrtiger Giumiidlnlg, aber es III
aub cine itaatlide unb interltoat
Idle Snititution.
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fe eetpeierl, iiber oie iie pieqeidt
3ueinoloer mieoer batten 5uriidfon,s
men fonnen. SD bei6more Did.
@erot, 9ebe Gu 9einen @eg, mie er
Sir gegeben tit. SD mimmere ltod
einen Meni6en, Der midi lieb bat,
oher i'd meiB, es lit mir nidt gege-
ben, iQ 5u lieben uno 10 geliebt 5u
meroen. IQe uniere Sreuoen u1o
entbebrungen iilto uns gege6en
nurd) Die 0otur unieres @elens.
Set bobe friiber leibt geoo6t iiber
cine @betrennu11g. Aber getpiB ipeiB
i'd, bob 3uionmenIeben mn Gus
Eflidt nod melt i6limmer lit, neil
oann ole 2ebensitrome periieaen
miiiien. Seriuden min belize elm
1el1es 9eben uno oenfen mir freuilo-
lib poneil1onoer, INN nnieres fleiltelt
Gotten mil1en."
Ole @orte fielen ibm Elm. llno cr
aing meter nllo iette babel oel Eritt
felt o1f, oonit lie nidt iiberroldt
ipiiroe. gber iie iab iid niht I'M,
ur1o lnb ielblt nidt ollf als er nc.
ben ibr lpor ulto Dor lie trot.
~0o bit On ia, @erot," iagte lie
MIR nit leiier 5timme. 2orgiun1
N@treifte Tie oen idlpor5cn Sanoidub
uno reidte inn iiber oos 8rab Bit
iiber Die Sano. 0ie fleine, i6nro(c.
llerpoie Sonb lag folt in Ser ieiniaer,
Die bon &roft ullo @Grn1e uno Sc
lunobeit NOR. u@os lpillit ou TIN.
8erot?"
ygie1eidt perfmufe i6 lrto aebe
ms @uslano.4
(Sortietuulo folot.)
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U / c | c /.
Monor GoGoohou prIit

MaDor @allngbaH erlleB Witt
nod cine Groflalnation, in meld;cr
er cine ftaotii1e 8abI fir Moyor,
Sta0t Mnmalt, Steuer=G Solicitor,
Steuer-aheiior, auoiteur, SdJat-
meilter, Hihter beg &%orporatious.
@erihts, 4 @loermoll at large uno
einen alderman fir ieoe Der s It1ot.-
i6en @aros aln II. Mai on
ororet. Die 8olls in ben berihieoc=
men Yre3inften per1en bon s llbr
Worgens big Z l1br Mbellos ofien
iein. Die Proclamation lit pom II.
Mpril oatiert.
Die Direftoren bes 6riiblings.
&ar1epols fnlo iebr befrieoigt poit
Dem Sntereiie, melhes unieae &ai,i=
leute uno Sabrifonteu ben 8Iallelt
Der Gibil-Earabc am 9onnerltag
Nabmittag Der &arnepnls-@ ohe
entgegenbringen; piele bon ibnen ia.
ben bereits ibre 9eteiligulle 5ugeiaai
uno Die Roraoe pirb gr0Ber ull0
reidbaltiger meroen, als lie 5ltDor.
9luh oas 5euermebr-9 @ Department
nit alien apparaten idon oeforiert,
ipiro iid beteiligen. Der Datum ser
Baraoe Der vMpltic Sbriners" i'll
auf ben Somitag Ma6mittag per-
legt.
9ie San @ntonio Snternatio-
nal 5air Miiociation bat bei6loiien
iiber $4,000 fir 0erbefierungen
bes Musiteaungplases aus3ugeben.
Dos Solicitierunes- &omite glaugt
CUTE Nusiidten 8u baben, Die &c.
.minidten $4,000 5uiommen gu
befommen auh bofft man, ELL
neues @eb1uoe fir &unlt un6 gr5ie.
bungs-MusItelnngen errihten au
%fonnen, melhes $4,000 bis $12.t
600 foften mirb. Gs iino bereits
piele @ppIifationen fir Bldse i'm
Sauptgeb1uoe eingelaufen. @iniee
2ogen un6 8erbinoungen baben Do.
I'M eriudt, b~eionoere Gage fir
iie an5uieben uno glauben bab lie
an lolhen Sage1 Diele Wfitglle0er
oieier 8erbinbnngen bon anbern
9l1sen ertparten fonnen.
Grau Gina 8erlis, 2ebrerin
an Sdule go. II, 9roipect SiG,
eritidte nit roider @eiitesmart bic
in 8rano geratenen Hode zines
12jabrigen Shulmdodens, Dople
TbroifiG, uno perbinoerte baourf eli.
ne Ianif unter ben onbern Sim
bern. @eoer 2ebrerin nod &in6
erlitten 8erletungen. Die 2ode oeS
fleinen Wdoden iparett aus leidIem
Sommer.M oterial uno pabrfbeiillib
burh bas Treteu auf Elm peggenor.
fenes 3iinbbol5 ent8iinoet.
Srou Gina WebL @ottin oolt
MitfeG 6. MebL itarb am Miitt-
mod Morgen in ibrer @obnune,
527 Montouo StroBe, i'm @lter bon
90 Sdbren an einem 2ungenIetoeli.
Simmer lit Die 2iebe unb Silie,
Die mir in unierer 8amilie bnben,
oos Bette IN oiefem 2eben.
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sir die Niche.

SretbnnDcremc. 0iele feins
Creme beltebt aus orei 2agen. Mall
bereitet 5uerit Die erlte, laBt oielt
%poaitanoig eritarrenl Damn giebt man
Die 5meitc Creme loffeImeiie oaraui
uno crit nod beren poaItGnoiaenI
gritorren Die brittle, urb 5por mie.
Der l%offeltueiie. grlte Creme (gbo.
folooe): "a Gfuno feline, gor5e 3D.
nile=@bofolaoe miro IN Is 0uori
Woiler gefoht. @enll oie Gbofolooe
glatt tit, fiiet man ibr unter lteten
&iibren 8 giootter, etpas 3lder
uno 1/5 hinge feinite, lpeiBe @ela
tine BET u,b 5ulebt ben Shnee bon
3 GimeiB. = 3meite Creme (M}sm.
oeD: IA Quart quite Sobne, etluas
Ganide, 2 ltraen blon6ierte, oeric.
bene Weolloeln u1lo ~ ltn5en 3uf,
fer luerben nit 3 @iooftern einenl
6alben 2offel stdrfemebl ulto *
ltn5e meiBe @efatile Big 5l1m So.
den geriibrt. @et1n Die Creme En-
foltet 1T, nlengt man ibr nod ocll
Sfriee BON 3 GimeiB BEL. - Critic
CREME (gSein): "A Quart gutter
Wcibwein, 8 Gibotter, 2 llnsen 8us.
fer, Y soffel Stdrfemebl, 3 2offel
Riridenioft, a l1n5e fein1te, rote
Selotine, ben Saft uno sic Sfale
BON elmer bolben Gitrone brinot
mon inter itetem &iibren 5lln So
berl. @enn Die Creme etpos ii6er.
fiiblt lit, mengt man Ben Gbnee purt
B GimeiB bel. 8ie IN elmer 6orin
anfeinanoer geiesten gremes iperoe.l
iiber No6t auf gis geiteat, am fol.
genoen Sase 9eitiir5t uno nit aus
geItodenem Srudteelee per5iert.
Sine reidJe JiiGmns fir eincm aa,
den. gu oieier feinen Siialrns
fodt man lie / 9oiie gang fem gebod-
te Ioiinen uno Niilie nit / Soiic
ianrent. fettem Rabm un6 1 SaIlc
meiBem 3uder bidlid elm, riibrt Die
Woiie big iie etpas obgefiiblt lit ltno
ltreidt Die 6iillune 5miiden llno ultf
ben 4itd)en.
Drop Gafcs" Man brid,t 8
gauge Gier in cine S6iiiiel uno gibt
| Hfnno peiben 3lider oa5u, oonn
miro Die Shiiiiel binten onf Sen
Diem geitellt uno Die @ier NIT Dem
3uder iolange gei6lagelt, bis Die
WaIie gut marm ~getporoen lit; JON
,Seller geboben fabrt man nit Dem
Sdlagen iolange fort, bis Die @lnlTe
falt tit, bann fiigt mar 1 9eel0fisl
3itronen-@rtrof ober oen Saft bon
/ 3itrone uno ein fnoppes 9flulo
Webl NIT 1 9eeloffel 8adpulper ge-
iiebt, bin5u, mengt oen Seig gut
ourdeinonoer uno iett nit eillcnl
EeelOffel feline Sauf6en BON benz
Seig in eine ausgeltri1ene &lltcn-
pfanne.
&pfosnuffi1mng fir einem am.
den. Sn cine 9oiie fodenben ill
BEN @abm ODER Mil6 riibrt man 3
feineeroate geiiebte Sobacraders,
1/16 Seeloffel Sal5, 2 @igelb, Die
NIT 4gBloffel 3ider nerriibrt lunr-
ben, uno fodt Die Maiie bid Gin,
bebt iie bonn Sener, eieBt a Sropfer
Wonoelertroft bo5u unb riibrt /
&ofosnuB in Die Siilune. Shen
cuff ben SUDDEN itrei6e man meiBsn
3uderguB, uno beitreue oieien nit
RofosnuB.
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100 Mder an Der Mc2aiu 9aoao. 2
Meilen bon Der Stabtaren3e, IS Gdcr
in Gultlr, 2 feline Sduier. gutter 8ruus
men. Binomiible unb Waiierbebdlter,
$50 per Mder.
225 Nder an Der @etmore 8eao.
cine MeiIe binter Nlamo 9eiebts, paI=
feno fir einen 2anbiib. $50 Der @der.
aann in Grads bon 40 bis SO Mderu
5a bili9en 8erminen e%efauft iperben.
100 Mder, "a Meilen fibli6 ron
San autonio an Der 8leafauton Moao,
Die Sdlfte in &ultur, ounfel roter Gehm@
booen. 9aus, giiterne uno @aiierbebdls
ter; 1915 per Gder.
203 IGer, 6h Meilen bon Sails
9th, rs Ader in aultur; Saus, QUEER
Drummer. 8inbmiible unb giiterte,
&ornz&rippe unb alle nottpenbieeu NuS4
bduier; unsefdbr so @eilen bon 5an
gntouio; $50 per IGer.
$. s. Jelbman,
423 0dbarro Strabe.
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Gin Wramer-eSabrbnd

Cine mabre Sunoerube aruerlGiii-
ger Snformntion, e~ingebenoer Sta
tiitifen mnb intereiianter 0atet ii5er
oas Srinf= Hroblem uno Die 8ran-
Snouitrie in ben @ereinigten Staa-
ten, iiber bieier Snoultrie eiinitige
uulo ungiiiiti9e @eiesgebung etc.
lit oas ioebeu eridienene Sabrbud)
Der gl1niteo States 8retpers' 9liio-
ciation". Die geroffentlidulle Ell.
nes oerartigen @erfes lit cine bol,-
fensmerte Neuerung in oen Mnnalell
oer amerifoniihen 9rou=Sn6ultrie,
Die iberaa, mo man Ser GROCER!
8robibitions Sraee borurteilslos &C.
geniiberitebt, nit Sreuoen begriibt
perben miro. Denn bie @erallsge-
Der oes 8u6es baben lif aner $50.
lemif entbalten, iie fiibren oagcgell
cine geraoe5u ubermaltisenoe Geib1
bon 9aten uno 3iffern Dor, Die lii.
pi6erleglih aue Ole 8ebaupturger
bemeiien, melhe Die Sreunbe BEG
mdBigen Trinfens, beionoers bes
mdBigen 8iertrinfells, lett Sabrel1
geeen Die Mrgumente ser Brohibi-
tioniiten, Semperen5ler nnb 9lhiti-
nen5Ier ms Selo gefiibrt boben.
ginem fur5gefaBten l1eberhlid
iiber Die @elhi6te bes @rauerner-
bonoes idlieBt iid Elm aopiteI 81
auor aupition in 1908" an, in Dem
bargetan lit, mas in Ser alfobol-
frage I'M perfloifenen Sabre in ber-
fdieoenen Staaten geiheben 1T, be-
ionoers mas Ser 4ongreB uno Die
oiperien 2egislatl1ren oiesbe5iislid)
perfiigt baben.
n2ocol Option 2ams@ 1T elm lDei-
teres Ropitel, oas midtige oies6s-
5iielihe @eies-grIaiie bebonbelt nllo
aud cine l1eberiiht iiber Ole in
fdmmtIihen 5toaten eiltigen Mcciie-
ODER Prohibitions @eiese giebt. aud)
cine Meibe ben Snnoel NIT Spiritiio-
len betreffenoer @eridts=gnf9eioltu
gen lit angefiibrt, ferner Ole 906c
Der Sbmnf-2iaenien in ben Stuaten
Der Linton, Die Steuern etc.
Son gang berborragenoem SItter-
eiie ieood lit cine &eibe bon ab.
banoIuneen iiber rDie Mn5abl BON
8erbaftungen pegen Srunfenbeit, i'm
8erbdltnis our @eiammt5abl Ser
8erbaftunsen" iber v@rmllt urto
oas 5rinfen", nobel beior6ers Die
3abI oer oHmtpers~ in SEN Irobibt-
tionsitaaten in elm gre1es 2iht ge-
riidt miro; iiber y@erbre1en ltno
9runfiudt", v@abniim uno Trltnf-
iuht~, oas nSaloon-8roblem" Sic
Demiibungen Ser 8rauer, ibrenl
Bort eetreu ben Spelunfenmirteu
Oas 9anomerf gu legen", etc.
Sir 4ne, Die in Der 10 ipiftigen
.2iquor 2ueition" elm SPORT mitre-
ben molten, lit bas Bud bon Ill.
ihdbbarem @erte, uno Sueb s.
Gor, Sefret1r Ser graaer-8ereini-
gung. uno M. Wonaban, &eonfte1tr
oes 2iterariihen Bureaus Der Orga-
niiotion baben ii6 mit Der 3uiml-
meniteGung oes 8uhes elm grpBcs
Rprnipuft prmnrhpu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-08
@eiuik ufairA

Bon alien 2eioeit, oenen oieMenld-
belt unterporfen 1T, beruriadt iider.
lid feines mebr ipirfIiden Gdmcrs
nno nnbebagli6feit uno feines gro.
Bere anitrengungen our SeiIung als
Die bieIen Irten bon iudenoen Sout.
franfbeiten. Wir ponen @ud) Gin
Wittel nentterl, oas ielten febIidlaat
-Snnt's Cure. Cine S6odtel BELT
unter @arontie irgeno einen Soa
bon iudenbem Sdmera, eatt5 eIcid,
mas iein 0ame iein mag. @enn es
lli6t BELT, pirb oos @eIo auriifer-
itottet,