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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
Reciprecating Engines Best.

Newport, Il. l.. March 31.-Unof-
fetal figures OF the performance OF
the three scout, cruisers-Birming-
ham, Salem and Chester-in their
second competitive coal economy
test, finished today, Indicate a vic
tory for the engines of the Birming
ham, which are of the reciprocating
type. The test was run of fifty
hours at fifteen knots speed. Accord
ing to the unofficial figures given out
here tonight the Birmingham. in
twenty-four hours consumed 10.2
tons of coal and 23.3 tons of water.
The record, of the Chester which
has turbines of English make, was
S3.S tons OF coal and 23.3 tons of
water per twenty-four hours, while
the Salem, which has turbine engines
of an American pattern. used up
1866 tons of coal and 1868 tons OF
water per twenty-four hours.
The next trial, one of 1900 miles
at twenty knots speed, will begin
Saturday, and will be followed by Il
full speed run of twenty-four hours,
after which the vessels will go To New
| York.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
The North Suffering From Pistol
Toting Habit.
Charlotte Chronicle.

Once on a time, and not 80 very
long ago at that, the Northern news
papers were in the habit of comment
ing on the concealed pistol toting
practice with bitter sarcasm and in
vective and referring to it as a pecu-
liarly Southern custom. Now We
find New York and Pennsylvania
newspapers, among them the New
York Tribune. writing seriously
against the concealed pistol in their
own communities. Hating enforce
ment of the law against carrying
concealed weapons is responsible for
great deal OF crime" says the
Tribune very truly. We are pleased
to see our Northern contemporaries
recognize this as national and not
sectional vice. and to welcome their
assistance in the effort to stamp 1t
out.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
A Wonderfully Written Story Wherein Strangely Con-
trasting Characters Meet. Minge and Make
Tale z ull of Human Interest.
BEGINS THIS WEEK---WILL RUN 2 MONTHS

Subscribe Now, if You Not Already One of the Gold
Leafs Large Family of Readers. and do Not Miss q
Single Insta1lnent---YoU Will Enjoy this Story and
Thank Us in Your Heart for Giving You the Oppor-
tunity of r oding it-Price Is Cents for 2 Months
tsgrpping.-New York Herald.
Polly OF the Circus has originality Every boy and girl
to seventy OF age will be Delighted with h1New York
Evening World
Charming fascinating, petite Polly, the circus ndn GIRL is
born Of generations of folk and when her mother the
greatest rider of the day. dies victim her ambition Polly
left alone But she is without friends, for big m the
property foreman with heart generous the breadth of his
great shoulders and old Toby the CLOWN adopt the human
and foster her like delicate plant "Muvver and
Old Tobys pathetic devotion their ward Of the
charming touches of the story.
The circus Poys world She knows other She grows
up in the atmosphere of sawdust and nsel Her MOTHER
spirit lives her and she becomes her worthy
of the sawdus ring The reckless abandon Of her riding
finally brings her grief She falls from Bngos back and
carried the nearby and there the
combination Of Mandy the mohey old colored housekeepe
the manly susceptible young parson John Douglas the fasc
mating young convaescen the wemeanng but church
folks and Polly parents who her back the circus
all pulling that makes Polly Of the Circus appealing
story from beginning end.
Polly Of the Circus play has appealed hundreds of
thousands of people New York and Chicago has
the road and is meeting with popular favor everywhere.
you wish this story which should appeal especially to Hen
derson readers, subscriptions will be taken Is for the
months which it will Send in your promptly
that may be able to supply the demand.
1t interesting fascinating story that going give
human interest love and appealing the
better side of human and believe will be worth
your while to read it.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
ExcelIeEtIy Equipped for Mail
Order Business.

No other concern is equipped like us
to handle mail order business.
No other concern has the packing ia
cilities. No waste space lost in pack
ages; no unnecessary weight TO increase
carrying charges No other concern can
ship so quick. Intact, every detail has
been carefully studied out in order to
give thorough satisfaction.
1t is just as easy, and just as safe TO
buy a package from us as when you
bought it in your home town. and all
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
Cheaper and Cheaper Gold.
Charlotte Observer

The price of gold still falls. Gold
is our standard of value. We see it's
decline reflected by increased prices.
Every housewife knows that more
money is needed now to buy -four,
beef, potatoes. eggs and other house
hold supplies than was needed ten or
fifteen years ago. There are various
factors at work. but, broadly speak
Increased cost OF living measures the
decline in the price OF gold.
Abundant and low priced gold will
almost surely lead first toprosperity
and, If continued, to imitation. The
low interest rate prevailing over the
world and the abundant capital that
cannot find profitable investment is
another evidence of Colds increasing
abundance and cheaper price.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08

Bear in mind you are not buying pre-
paid express packages, extraordinary in
ducemcnts on paper, etc, but you are
buying good whiskey, and nobody can
sell you good whiskey unless you ray
fair price and reasonable profit If
the express is prepaid, you can bet your
last dollar you are paying it,
The most noted millionaires of the
country could organize whiskey bust
ness, spend millions of dollars in getting
their WHISTLES before the public, prepay
charges, etc, but the real reputation Of
their goods would not be made until they
were tried and passed upon by the thou
sands who drink them
Here is where our success lies.
Here is where and how our reputation
was made.
Here lies the reason for our continued
success.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
Send for Price List.

Our Price List covers 90 different
kinds of Wines and Liquors 1t is most
complete, and should be kept for refer
ence- Fill out the attached coupon to-
day, or even now with your pencil !:
paste 1t on 4 post card. or mail in en-
velope to US, and in addition to sending
you Our Complete Price List, we will
give you some further evidence that our
goods are the best for the money.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08

Keep up the quality, so they'll buy
again.
For 81 years we have figured on big
volume OF business, being satisfied WIKI
a small margin of profit
For p years we have been wholesale
house, and only recently done any
direct to- the-customer business at all,
and now only do this n dry sections
where it does not effect Our regular
dealers
Since our Mail Order Department was
organized our business has simply been
astounding, and nothing in the world
could have obtained this marvellous bust
ness but true merit.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
DABNEY TOWNSHIP.
Magnitude Of the Base Ball Bust.
ness.
Newton Enterprise.

The magnitude of base ball as an
amusement and business proposition
can be seen from the fact that the
Chicago National League team will
pay Fielder Jones, the manager, this
year, $4,000 as salary. This will
be for six months work, and is a
greater salary than is-paid to cabi-
net officers, judges OF the Supreme
Court or any United States or State
officer except the President. A num-
Der of other players get as high as
$4,000.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
While Waiting for Price List to
Arrive.

If you need some whiskey right now.
and don't want to wait for our Price
List, if you will write us, stating about
the grade you like, enclosing the price
you would expect to pay for it, we, will
send the goods, and if not satisfactory,
we will refund money promptly. paying
the charges both ways
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
Hundreds of Satisfied Customers.

As matter Of fact, we have hundreds
Of thoroughly satisfied customers who
will drink no other whistles. They were
all ekcptical at first; all had to be con
WINGED, yet we did convince them, and it
all started from the first trial order.
Now these pleased customers are walk
ing advertisements for us. Ask any
user OF our WHISTLES, and he will tell
YOU enthusiastically about them. We
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
Coming Into Our Own.

Durham Sun.
1t il said the South will receive n
share OF the pie handed out from
Washiugton--in other words, Wash
ington pie Surely we have been con-
tributing To the public crib long
enough to be getting n small portion
OF it back.
President Diaz, OF Mexico, will cele-
brate his eighty-second birthday
about the time his present term ex-
pires. but that does not mean that
he will not be reelected to another
term. In Mexico there il no age
limit when such man as Diaz il con-
cerned. He has been President for
thirty or more years, and To him the
Mexicans owe it that their country
has made the wonderful progress it
has in that time.
II suppose to educate your daugh-
ter in music costs n great deal OF
money!"
"Yes, but she's brought it all back
for me"
Indeed
"Ies; I'd been trying To buy out
my next door neighbor at hall price
for years and could never bring him
to terms until she came home
| F1iegende Batter.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08

Let's us talk the kind Of talk both OF
It's understand.
You don't care how much whiskey we
distiIl. or how many factory buildings
we have, or anything OF this sort, be-
cause you know that is our business.
You want to know how good our
WHISTLES are,
You want to know how long they
have been on the market.
You want to know something about
the people selling them
You can only know these by two
things:
-Ist-By the reputation OUT
whistles have made.
-2d-By you, yourself trying
them
We will rest our case on these rca-
sons. leaving the decision to you.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
Invention to Facilitate To bacco
Planting.
Tinston Free Press.

Mr.. T. b. Ashford left yesterday
for Washington where he will apply
to the Government patent office for
a patent on his recent invention Tor
planting tobacco. The simplicity
and usefulness OF this invention has
appealed to every tobacco farmer
that has seen it. Mr. Ashford has
already received patent on his
safety switch lock. He holds the
record of having more inventions
patented and registered in the L. S.
Patent Office than any man i'm the
United States
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08

Send IN trial order. Ii you are not
satisfied after sampling. return to us and
we will refund your money at once, and
pay the express charges both WAYS.
Could ANYTHING hf. more fairs
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08

Woman is gentle, dependent and
loving when protected, but dares
danger by food, fire or battle to aid
her country or protect her loved ones.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
Thousands Have Already Passed
on HOfheimer Whistles.

For p years, NJ. Hofheimcr &, Co.
have been getting whiskey business ex-
perience, and know what it means to
satisfy customers.
For Fl years our motto has been
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
Our Trial Offer Most Liberal.

packages are shipped plain and IN
l3haiai
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
NOTICE.

I HAVE THIS DAY QUALIFIED AZ AID
m.u-tr3tor OF tn" "stnt" OF Mrs Celia
NUl'Is. n"r ttrclI. formerly Mrs. James
Gr.,u \i persons having clnms against her
must present sam" TO me forthwith: and II
not presented hcfnr" March u. 1910. thisno-
tIr,. viii be- plrnd"d III bar of their recovery.
Henderson, y C., March .. 400
II. T HICKS,
! Administration ui Colin l. Murray licensed
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
Let's Talk Sense
About Whiskey
What You Are Really Buying.

are entirely willing to stand by what our
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
NOTICE.
ALE OF LAND FOR TAXES.

10y AUTHORITY OF LAW | SHALL
~ sell by Public Auction at the Court
House door in Henderson, Vance County.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
Monday, Nav Sd, 1909.

the lands mentioned below or so much there
OF as may be necessary to satisfy the taxes
thereon for the year 1908, the same being
duly levied on by me The names OF the
parties listing and. the lands listed and the
amount OF taxes arr correctly set out below
This. April Ord. 1909.
E. A POWELL.
Sheriff nj vap.a Tnuutx
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
TIME IS MONEY
This is Just as true i'll regard to Sewing
Machines rs anything else.

by using Long Shuttle Machines, no
matter how well made. you are actually
throwing away > hours out ofevery seven
THE STANDARD ROTARY SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE
iii make $50 stitches in the same time
Long Shuttle Machines make only 200
The Standard Rotary Principle is most
scientifically correct, which fact has been
proven by - years nj successful Use in
ali parts of the world and by our COM
peutors continuously trying to copy
IL without success. THE STANDARD
GRAND ROTARY THE WORLDS
RtSI SEWING MACHINE is two ma
chimes IN one-Lock and Chain Stitch
Ball Fearing Sta d-Straight Automatic
Lift. DO not fail To investigate the
merits OF the Fastest Most Silent Easiest
Hunning and the most durable Sewinr
Machine made. THE STANDARD RO
FAIRY. "A demonstration is a revela
ton Write for prices and Easy Paw
ment Plan. Guaranteed Sewing Ma
chimes $1,000 up.
STANDARD SEWING MACHINE CO
- & Broad ST Atlanta Ca
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
NOTICE.
[E OF LAND FOR TAXES

xnEP AND BY VIRTUE OF THE TAX
list Of thp Town OF Henderson. Tor the
1908. which Is IN my hands Tor colIec-
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-08
ionday, May Ord, 1909,

= public auction at the Court House
IN Henderson. y C.. the following lots
|arcpls 81 land situated in the town OF
lerson. to aatisfv th" tax"s due thereon,
hging to and listed by the parties hnmed
Is. tO-wit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-25

= Gin Dummfopf fam iid 10 iebr
irren = Dob er etmos 8erniinftiees
bebauptet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-25
Die ppmlenten @reiiader.

Sin Manoat oes States bon 9rei-
iad an Ole oortigen @irte, batiert
bonn Is. Mai 1913, beitimmt, ipie
mir Der 3eitidrift fir @ei6i9te oss
Sberrbeins, 1909, Seft 3, entne6,
men, ooB es einem @irt erlaubt iei,
auf cine n8eriobn boben ODER rieorl.
gen itanots IN Der mabl5eit apan5ig
bo5en SIT re6nen oergeitalt, baB obns
ben Sob uno BOG Gonfect IL Srad-
ten gu srpen eallgen borgelteat tuer,
ben, ais folet. Stem beim erlten
@ang /. Siippen uno fleii6. 2. Elm
uoreiien bon &albfleii6, 8opf uno
aroB, ealing (mol = Selling, Ser5,
Hieren uip.) mno bergleiden
3. enttpeoer ein aft buen, oauben ooer
iurge biiener ooer anoers oereleiden
gefliigelt eeiotten. a. elm Boitet. 5.
Elm gemiiB bon araut uilb oanebel Ell
nan Spargeln ober berglei6en gar
tenipeiBen. 6. Elm &albes ober Sam-
mel gebrotben mie mans boben fan.
Stem beim anoern gang elm guet
eiien fii6, Snlmen ODER &arpffen,
Sebl & 4al) ober foreIen. 2. &C.
brottenes BON fleinen sefliigel. 8 eft.
man ein baaBen ODER Spabnfdrlein
& Spabnferfel), Elm gartB ooer 60
paunen, grametspogel ooer 9erhen,
uno oergleiden; ba aber elm @ait
iber iest geoahte SpeiBen l1brbonen
(Guerbabnenl Soiianeil, Snoianiide
Sennen (inoii6es Subt) ober Siie-
ner begeren mirot, ioG oerielbe iolhe
~obionoerIih aur be8ablen iduloig
iein. 4. elm oaroten (Eorte) ooer &C.
badenes. 8. Elm @iien &rebs. 6. ell
Saubtgebratbenes bon @ilotpret ooer
ionit, mie es CUR befommen." = Dies
oles mibte nad Der &atsperorbnuue
oufgetragen uno innerbalb orei
Stunoen eenoiien peroen! 9o5ll
muroe fir Die Berion Elm MaB @eir
perobreift! 9ies Wanoat, bnrd Dos
Der &ot Den iibertriebenen @oitereien
ent~eegentreten min, lit namentlif,
au6 besbalb intereiiart, neil follm
bier Sabre berfloiien paren, felt Bret
lab oie Belt Der 8elagerllng Sersog
9ernbaros bon @eimar. iiberitanoell
batte, = mdbreno melder 9eihen
ber5ebrt unb ainoer gum giien ge-
ihla6tet morben maren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-25

nidt> uetn mir bier i'm 9iiitern BEL
einanoer iiben."
vSa, oo boben sic redt. @iilen
Sic mas? 8ir ieben uns re6t weit
a~ltseinonoer. Sd iese mild III Sic
Seniterede, uno Sic iesel1 iid brit
ben in Ben 2ebnltubl bein1 Sfell.
9om fam rubie ientullo bcreinfom-
men uno ul1s ieben."
$50, oos miro geben", itimmtc
Tie 5lt. uIber in oen 2ebnitubl iebc
id Mid nibt mebr; oos lit fir be-
queme 2eute."
Intie bolte cine SltBbanf nno
leete iid Dor ben Sfelt. Sier iab
ie nit bo6ge5ogenen &nieen, Sic
gIbo9en aufgeitiibt uno bos Slim
in Die Sanoe pergraben.
SIM Sfen looertet be1e, 9olorot-
gelbe Slanlmen5lingen Inn oie
idpor5en Sorfiooen. Mandntal
fniiterte es, u11o eth Sunfenregen
ipriibte auf. Gin mormer Slant
meni6ein fiel ouf Mnties beGes
@aar, baB es mie @olo glan5te.
Slls nnperbangene Seniter bi1ein
ihien Ser Wonb, bon, flar uno
iilberbleid. Die MonoitrabIen fie-
len ouf oie anoere Seite bon Mnties
Soar, uno mo iie lagen, flimmerten
lire 2oden iilbern. 3nii6en Die
lem golbenen uno iilbernen Sdim+
mer mob Die 9dmmlerung ibre
Sdleier, nnb 4ntie iaB traunleno
auf ibrer SuBbanf nno abrlte nid)t,
oaB lie altsiab tpie ein Mdr6eabile.
uantie", iaete Sben @noerien :
er iprob nit eeodmpfter Gimme,
aug firdte Ell. ben 3auber bieie.
| Stunbe, Der iie beioe lmipol1nen
bate, gu 5erltoren u@ntie, Sic
itno fem geipobnIides Mao6en; En-
5ablen sic mir ous Sbrem 2eben!"
@ntie bob Dos 9opfden aug Der
Sanoen. u@d Serr, mas ioa id er-
5dblen 9as piiroe Dem Serrn bod
iebr or1nielie borfommen. Sa, rel.
be 2eute, Die baben fein er5dblen,
bon lauter l6onen Sa1en; oas nlllb
ii6 gut onboren."
spens S6liiiiel bobrte meiter.
v@1 nein, Nntie, elauben Sic
oas nidt. Man bort aud germ Mol
,pos anberes, pie's BET fleinen 2eu.
ten 5ugebt."
Mntie iob ei1eu Mugenblif Dor
ii6 bin in oas 9unfel binein. Ole
@eiiter Der @rinnerung tan5ten Dor
ibren Mugen bunt our6einather.
Sic mltBte lie erit in &eib nno @lieb
mtfitellen; odm iie mar an Sr6nnng
geipobnt.
Sett CAB iie iid ei,,elr Stud, itn6
Spen bordte ouf.
ultnier &ars", beeonn @ntie.
lift oag f%leinlte I'M 9orfe. gs liegt
I'M vliittien @n" (fleinen @iloc(,
no an Die fleinell 2eute mobnen. s(lti
ser allbern Seite lit Die yriefe Neea"
(reihe &eibe), bier mobnen Die Mei.
den. 9ie stumble INN Die Stride fer.
I'm beiBt ser Meblbeutel, bier ipob.
ilell Mrn1e lino geide. Die Geidell
iinb Die Goiinen i'm Meblbeutel lunh
| Die Mrmen Die &orirltben, rn6 hie
eroBte &ofine lit oie Stride"
(Jortfeblna foINt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-25
Ser Mann init Sem iedJitem Sim.

aus aopenbaeen idreibt motr:
3ieier Gage CAB es i'm &afen bon SEQ
penbagen Elm ieltiames S6auipiel.
Man iab Elm Motorboot ourd oas
S6iffseepimmeI bes 9afens gleiten,
an oelien Steller Elm Mann nit per-
bunoenen augen Job. Sin S6iff, ge-
lteuert bon einem, Der ni6t itebt, bas
tit gepiB ni6ts a1taeIi6es, Die Ma.
FROZEN oes ruiiiiden &aiieri6iffes,
oos bier liegt, idlugen Elm &reu5,
als Dies Bib iid ibrelt @ueen bot.
@s bo1oelte iid UNI cine b0dit inter-
eiionte 8orlteaung, bic der Man;
nit benz ie6iten Sinn" auf 8eran-
loiiung zines bielieelt 9lattes CAB.
9ieler Manll init oem ie6Iten Sinn
beiBt grnil &lruoien, lift ein Norpeger
uno mobnt in Orontbeim. S9on ais
&inb bot 1i6 Die 8abe oes 9eIiebens
bei linn bemerfbar een1a6t. Spater
nla6te ibm Die 8oli5ei gum 9eiipie1
Die BON Gbriitiania, ipieoerbolt @ore
i6lage, in ibren 9ienlt gu treten, 90
ieim Spiiriinn ben Der f%einitet Holi=
5eibur1oe iibertraf. 9o1 mollte emil
&nuoien ii9 nibt binbelt llno lebnte
ieoe oienltlide Stellnrg ab. @inlnol
~leiitete er ieoo6 Ser 8oli5ei in Sta-
ponger ei1en groBen Dienit. gs mar
Dies oamals, ais Der beriidtigte Holi=
Der ulo Meiiterbieb Char 9onl1eien
an norpegiide1 Nationalfeiertaee
aug Dem @efdngnis in gbriitiania
ausbro6. 9amals 5eidnete &nub-
len ouf cine &arte bier &reu5e, oll
orei bon Ben be5eihneten Steqen follo
mot oas BON 3onneler g~eltohlel1e
@lt, oil Ser pierten feline frii6eSDur.
Sierna1 itieg &nubien's geribntr1eit
III ieiner 9eimat auBerorbentli6. 9ei
ieiner eegenmdrtigen Mnpelenbeit in
&openbogen mini9te @nuolen einen
0epeis Ieiner @abe ab3uleeen. sc
fano iid olio Elm fleines &omite, ba-
runter bier @er5te, auiammen. &1uo-
fen folte nit berbunoenen Nugert
cine Strede ourh ben Safen fabret,
ole porber feitgeleet mar. Mit per-
bunoenen @ugen iaB er benn ali6 am
Steuer, mabreno 8rofeiior Srieoell-
reid feline @anoe an feline Sdlafen
bielt. Ser Safenmeifter bielt Sic
Sahe fir 10 gefdbrlidl bob er gleih
cine Dampfbarfaiie mitididte, nm Die
oermutli6 aenternoen auf5ufiiden,
5nmoI oa Ser getpdblte @eg peruidelt
uno idmierig mar. Nuii, in paor,
ntal irrli6terte Dos 8oot ia aud bin
mo Der llno fam IN &oIilionsgefahr
= aber I'M @an5en geidab bas Gr-
ltounlide, oaB Der blinoe Sellieber
oas goot mirfli6 our6 Ben 9afen 10
iteuerte, ipie es i'm boraus feitgeiest
iuar. Mou fam iid oenfen, oaB Ser
nortpeaiihe &e0ieber ul1b feline Set
Itnna jeBt bier bas ollgenteine Cages
eelprad biIoet." Sotpeit Die 3u<
idrift aus &openbagel, altf @runo
oeren mir permltten, BOB mon Sen
ip%unoerbaren Monn oemlla6it auf
oen internationalen SPECIALIZATION
| biibnen anftau6en ieben miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-25

9tile @aiier iino tief = o6er
nidt immer ruben 9erlen auf ibrem
@runoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-25
lteberaa 9emtidlamb.

Sogar Die iiingften @erpidlns9ell
init Nicaragua iperoen gu elmer
Seserei gegell 9eutldlonb benlls..
Sn elmer @aibingtoner 9epeife oes
uGbicago Snter-S Ocean" itoBe1 mir
auf oen folaenoen Balius:
gllnseuobnlib ernit ipiro Die
Situation, gang abgeieben bon Der
Sinridtung Der beioen @merifauer,
ourh Die @altl1ue Der ouslanoiideu
g~egierungen. Natiirlit giebt feil
9eamter Goes Staatsoepartemcnts)
5u, Dob bosnilige Motipe elmer
frelnoen WaAt etpas NIT ben unril-
ben in Nicaragua gu tull ba6cn,
a6er Die Sade miro often erortert.
limo Der Same BON 9eutidlano
miro baltfig babel genannt."
@ber ielbltberlt6nolih! meint So
81 Die uWail. @ermania". @enp in
Wfittelamerifa ooer IN. Siioamerifa
o0er i%onittuo auf unierem Blouctcr
ODER auf Dem Mars irgeno etuas
paiiiert, mas Sic @eisbeit unierer
Staatsm6rner nidt iofort fapiert.
10 lit natiirlib 9eutidlano Dos Scar.
nidel. @ir- niiien nidt ipie ser
8ertreter oes oSnter-S cean" in
8oibineton beiBt unb mes @eiites
aino er lit. @ir bebaupten ober,
bob CT in Dem oben mitgetciltell
gaiius gang einfad aufgei6nittell
uno baB fem balbnegs peranttpprt.
liher geamter 6es Staatsoeparte.
ments ibm au6 mn nit eiuenl
Worte angeoeutet bot, baB 9elttidl-
lano in Nicaragua Die Sano in
Spiel babe. Die oeuti6en 2eier oes
Suffers Ocean" miirben eilt peroienlt-
boles @erf tim, menrt tic energiid,
gegen oieie Seserei proteitieren ul>
oas @lott eriudten, ieinert pbonta-
iieboaen @oibinetoner &orreipon.
benton ettpas idarfer auf Die Sin
ger 81 leben.
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Gines berbrii6ten anaben sdreie

eridredten feline @roBmutter, Mrs.
Waria Saplor, BON 0ebo, &p., mel-
DIE idreibt oaB, als @ae oadten, oaB
er iterben piiroe,S 8udlens 4rlt;ca
Solbe i'm bolitdttoig beilte. l1niebl.
bar fir 8rano-, Sdnitt- unb mtberc
8erpunoungen, 8erbriibungen, &iib-
neralteen iino Sdiirfungen. ST.
riert 5ieber-8lolen, 8eulen, @aut-
ausihlag, Sdorf, uno roube &an-
De. @ertreibt &~1ntorrboiben. %
cts. bel aaen 9ruggilten.