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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
TIGER STOCK is RISING.
Kansas City Stars Sporting Editor
Praises Showing at Ames.

II is becoming more evident each
week that Coach Roper is developing
a pretty fast team at the University
al Missouri. says the sporting editor
% the Kansas City Star. Until Satur-
day the games on the Tiger schedule
had been in the nature OF practice
scrimmaseS Nuper'S eleven had just
sufficient plays To win each game and
The Am"s game Saturday was III"
heaviest contest for the Tigers to date.
and one of the hardest of the entire
4 hedul" Last year AmeS beat Mis-
souri,. Ii to .. on tie Missouri gridiron.
This season the Iowa "AggieS" held
tn" fast Minnesota eleven % three
tuuchdownS. AS the Missouri eleven
was scheduled to face the sturdy AZ
giles" at AmeS few Missouri followers
outside of Columbia looked for a vie
tory Kansas City Alumni said before
the game that they would be satisfied
ii the Tigers held the "ASgieS to two
touc hdownS. Bat befor" leaving Col
umbia. Goa, h Roper announced that he
saw no reason why his team should
meet defeat at the hands OF AmeS.
Md Roper WAS right about it, The
fighting Tigers held the speedy IowanS
10 Il lie score. & to Il. And the best
thing about this tie is the fact that
Missouri came from behind and evened
AZ the fierce battle against Il husky
too before an antagnulS;ic crowd and
OH Il foreign field. AmrS scored first.
but that didn't feaZe the Roperites.
They played all the harder and several
tin as during the game when the 'Ag
ges" We're within Il few feet OF their
lr-yard line. the Tigers Steadied and
threw the "AggieS" back even as the
.layhawkerS settled and piled up the
raging Kansas "Aggies" when they
seemed unstopable. The result of this
game sends hope 10 the hearts of all
Missouri sympathiZers. Roper has a
good lighting football team that should
show we'll against Iowa Saturday. and
the Missouri followers are feeling bet
Ter about the annual tanSle with the
iayhawkers THANKSGIVING.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
TO SHOW MISSOURI CORN.
Hog Cholera Demonstration Also ir
Omaha in December.

a. f. Nelson. one OF the directors OF
the National Corn exhibit to be held in
Omaha. Neb. December g.. was III
Golumbia yesterday in the interests OF
The show. This exhibition is held
each year The College Of Agriculture
of the University OF Missouri will give
demonstration of the hog cholera
serum at the exhibit.
In addition to the hog cholera
serum exhibit from the College of Agri-
culture. we expect to have many thou
sand samples OF corn from all over
the state OF Missouri" said Mr.. Mel.
son. There will he educational eX-
hibits from twenty-five agricultural
colleges from New Jersey to California
The agricultural college Of the t'niver-
sity of Wyoming is to have an exhibit
ON the irrigation system used III the
state OF Wyoming. The auditorium
in which the exhibit is to be held
will have about seven acres of floor
space. We expect to have the biggest
show we have ever had this year"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
MANY SPEAKERS FOR Y. M. c. A
President Hill. DR.. w. c. Biting and
Others to Ee at Saturday Dinner.

The beginning of the y. VI. {. y,
dcdi,atory exercises will be a dinner
At 20 o'clock Saturday night.
+, W. Stephens will be toastmastcr
The speakers Will he Henry Elliott
Ir. {. X. Stone. Prof. b. +. Hoffman
President A. Ross Hill. the Rev. W. c.
Biting. of St Louis. James II. Banks
secretary OF the Missouri y. NJ. c. a.
George c. CoXhead, general secretary
OF the ST. Louis association.
At , o'clock Sunday afternoon the
speakers will be the Rev. II. L. Horton
&. H. Stone. Prof. II. :. Phiibrick and
the Rev Theodore Soares. of the Uni
vcrsity Of Chicago. Speeches will he
given Sunday night by Dean Walter
Williams, +. W. Stephens, President
Hill. the Rev. Theodore Soares and
George I. CONhead
\ special invitation has been eX
tended To 4. II. Jones. of !ialisville
Mo. who mai" poSSibl" the present
building by donating Si9.ou".
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
WHY PUNTS ARE MISSED.
Football Player Describes HIS Serca'
tons When Catching High Kick.

Did yOu ever try to catch high
punt on the football field when several
taCklers We're bearing down upon
YOU"
y Varsity football man asked that
question the other day, then he con-
tinued:
1t is no easy thing to do When
the ball leaves the kickerS toe it
scars upward like balloon AS it
gains its maximum height it seems
to stick there. The man who is going
to catch it has his eye riveted on the
black object. AS it descends it be
comes the size of a bushel baSkcf.
Then it becomes the size of football,
then Il marble and finally mere speck.
Everything is quiet The bleach
erS are in suspense. As the ball nears
the catcher his eyes moiSten from III,
steady giaring at the ball :Si,iGer'!
huge black object is in front OF his
eyes and. if he is lucky. he has lie
ball in his arms.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
SPRING INSTEAD OF COLUMNS
Ohio University Man Here Compares
That School With Missouri.

a ID. Welton. an alumnuS OF the Ohio
state University. who is travelling Tor
! threshing machine company, is here
introducing the pea-huller. He has a
nook OF 222 pages called The Science
II successful ThreShing." which tells
lust how every tArcshing machine is
. aGe and operated. He is trying to
have supply Of these books installed
in The Agri1 ulture Building of the Uni
versty of Missouri for the benefit OF
he Agricultural students. so that any
student that desires one may get ii at
,hiS building.
Il do not think that many UNIVERSE
ties can compare with Ohio State tnl-
yersity in regards to fine buildings and
beautiful scenery" said Mr.. NeitOn.
we have about twenty-three or
twenty-four buildings and every one Of
them is splendid piece Of workman
ship. In the center of the campus OF
the Ohio State University there is a
large spring which is called the Mir
ror'' on account Of the clrarn"ss OF the
water. People come from miles around
to get a glimpse of this beautiful spring
and also to taste the water. think
Missouri has splendid university,
Judging by what | have seen OF ii, but
of course don't think it can come up
with Ohio State University"
Mr. Walton was graduated from the
Ohio State University in 1906
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
ONLY ONE-QUARTER APPLE CROP
Late Frosts. Winds and O"outn Are
to Blame. Say Experts.

The government reports for this YEA
show the apple crop OF the United
States To be smaller than that OF last
year. Late frOStS. wind storms and
Jirouth are responsible. Drouth has re-
duccd the size OF the apples all over
the United States. The apple crop
of the whole country averages one
fourth.
Scientific appliances and better
knowledge of fruit culture are given
credit for bringing the crop to its
present figure.
Colorado leads in the output by a
slight margin. Missouri growers re-
port a quarter crop.
The Pen Davis, .Ionathans. Wine
sap, and Missouri Pitman are the best
here. They average $3.50 to the acre
Some fruit dealers differ from the
government. however, and say that
,hiS Years crop will be larger than
last years and will aggregate 3S.o0u,
400 barrels for the entire country.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
A Great Run

Is now going on at the sale OF Sal2
fountain pens at half price at Tilleys
Our Student Specials" Sc values, are
the biggest bargains ever offered at
$3.50. These pens have warranted II
kt. solid gold points and exceptionally
large ink barrels. (Adv.)
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
A Gentle Hint.

The manufacturers sale of SalZ pens
at half price continues only this week
The original Dwarf ink pencil. imported
from England. regular 81 value, is be
ing sold for SOC. This ink pencil will
write with any colored ink and is guar
anteed nOn-leakable no matter wha,
position carried.-Tilley's (AdvD
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27

The pineapple industry is the direct
result of an American demand for the
product. 1t is not Cuban in the sense
of ownership nor of cultivation, the
participation OF the natives being so
small in both relations as to be prac-
tically inconscquential
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
Prayer Meeting Postponed.

The prayer meeting at the Christi3r
church will begin at ! o'clock instead
of 80, as at first announced This
will enable those who attend to go to
tonight.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
Missionary Society to Meet

The monthly meeting of the Wo-
mems Missionary society of the First
BAPTIST church Will be held Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Rucker
North Eighth Street. Carriages will
be at the church at 2:l5 for those
desiring TO ride.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
An M. u. AlumnuS Dead.

Joseph McGregor, probate judge Of
Pulaski county. who died at his home
in Waynesville. Mo-. October %. was
graduated from the University of Mis-
souri, in the School of Law in the
class OF 1882
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27

On one of the Thousand Islands an
enterprising American has started a
pheasant farm. lie expects in time to
have 1000 to 1000 English golden
pheasants on his island. As the near
est land is half a mile away, he thinks
he'll be able to keep them at home.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
Will Discuss Farmers Religion.

The Farmers Religion Will be the
topic Tor discussion at a meeting i'll the
topic for discussion meeting in the
Y. NJ. G. y. building At G:41 o'clock
tonight T. NJ. Brandt. student in
the College OF Agriculture. will lead
the discussion.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
A Monster.

Have you examined that large IS
fountain pen which is being sold for
So at Tilley's? All Salz pens at half
price this week. (Adv.D
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27

The Salz fountain pen sale at half
prices at Tilley's continues only three
days more. Don't delay getting that So
warranted pen at Sl.J0. (Adv).
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
NOTICE.

A petition mas been filed in ahe
Clerks Office of Mercer County Court
praying for the assent OF said Court
10 the transfer OF license hereto
fore granted TO G.. +. Myers to sell at
retail, whiskey, wine, beer and
drinks OF like nature In the Il. l..
Bailey Building situate at the north
west corner OF Mercer street and
Bluehe!d avenue. in the City of Blue
field, w. Va, for the license year
ending June Goth, 1910 to r. Il. L..
EchOls Of Bluefeld. w. Va, who de-
sires the license for same location
and for same purpose and will ask
the County Court to assent to said
transfer at Special Session of said
Co .rt to be held September 7th,
1909.
Given under my hand this 9th
day OF August, 1909.
Il. Z. BOWMAN, Clerk.
S-12-1926; - 1T.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
DUAL LIFE
OF PARS|AN

Paris, Aug l4.-An Apache Of
new genre has just been dealt with at
the a1sizers. He is a dangercIs
criminal, known IL the Apache wolil
Ly the strange s2brique: OF Cur
rent Of Air" Notwithstanding the
numerous charges OF taeft preferred
against him Choy we're substantial
Cd by a Iroc, ssioa or wituesses) ne
erergedcally protested his Innocence.
"Currcn, Of Air was gentle
man Alache He led a dual life.
In the laytima he wore fine clothes.
pent money layishly and posed as
the Vicomte d'Arty. But ~ night
he was another person. He dClaei
cid clothes and rubber shoes, ami
was equipped with a burglars OUT
iit. not TO SPEAK OF a revolver and
a knife. As soon as darkness set
in, he would HE in this disguise
20 thc Bols de Boulgae, where a few
hours earlier he rode in a carriage
lined with white silk He made a
speciality or interfering with wooins
couples by bouncing upon them and
relieving thcm OF their money and
va,uaEles.
On the morning following one OF
his nocturnal exploits his house
keeper could not refrain from OK
pressing her establishment at his
mmddy clothes. "Oh," replied the
scoundrel, is necessary for me to
be covered with mud for the role
OF 'Titi Parisien' which / play at
she Folies Dramatiques. Current
OF Airs thieving exploits became so
numerous that the public got alarm
ed, and a strong police force was
placed on duty in the Bois de Boulo-
gne. The gentleman Apache was
finally arrested at the lodgings of
his mistress. There numerous dis
guises were discovered as we'll as
collection of purses. bags, rings
and ether articles, all stolen from his
victims.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14

either was, or had been, an actor.
and who, they believed, was duly au-
thcrized to dispose of them I'm behalf
OF a lottery for poor actors and ac-
tressea The fact is they we're
clever Counterfeit paper, and he as
wes as an accomplice, has been ar
rested, while the honest hawkers
Wore released. The drawing Of the
iouery came OF yesterday, and as
thousands Of false tickets had been
sold ;hcre is mo telling how many
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14

ads are printed I'm this newspaper
o fill column OF space. There are
just about enough to serve as ex-
ceptiOns to- the rule that want ads
bring resul:s-and, thus, to- prove
the rule,
Readers OF this newspaper have
been urged for years to watch the
Want Ads" They have been edai-
Gated TO regard the want ads. as
about the most interesting reading
in The paDer--tn an otherwise IN
teresting paper, too.
We have preached the doctrine OF
reading and answering ads. in and
out of season. We have "advertis-
ed our advertising" We have per-
suaded thousands OF people to "sit
up and take notice." of the CLASH
he'd ads. every day. The result OF
all this IS that every ad. in this paper
Is READ, and larger proportion of
them are answered than is true Of
amy other medium In this field:
In short this newspaper Is AN
ADVERTISING MEDIUM. not only
for the merchant who uses broad
sides OF space, but for the advertiser
who uses TWO LINES, one inser-
tion.
lsn'1 this great ad -answsring
clientele the key to your problem?
Test it, anyhOw-and make the test
rauohal one. II your proportion
| IS right your returns VIII be right.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14

offer you Observation-Disclosures chance
to becoming rich for france, bu,
the most honest people are some
times deceived Such was the case
with seventeen Of these poor wretch
es who went about for the last few
days conscientiously selling big
stock OF false lottery tickets They
we're all arrested and questioned, and
had no difficulty in proving thGr
good faith The tickets had been
supplied 10 them by a man who
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
FALSE LOTTERY TICKETS

Paris, Aug. 14.--Wao has not
been asked 10 buy lottery ticket
in Paris? Their sales by the pictur-
esque hawkens in front Of he cafes
Is one Of the sights Of the bouleyards.
One cannot sit down for a book or
"Limonade' without beng offered
ticket into the bargain. Tie
hawkers are honest as a rule. ana
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
ARREST MAKER
OF SPURIOUS.

New YORK, Aug. 14.--An alleged
was raiGed today by Federal Secre.
Service men who arrested two men.
Finishing touches were being put on
n lot of newly cast ten and fifty
cent pieces when the government Of
ficers appeared, seized the bogus coin
and the plaster moulds and other
money manufacturing paraphernalia
in the place.
The men arrested are Vinvenzo
and Salvatore Pompanelli. brothers.
The prisoners Were held in $4,000
bail each for examination on August
oath.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Sabbath School at $50 a. IN.
Preaching by the pastor at II a. m,
and 3 D. m. Subject OF morning
sermon, The Joy OF ohe Lord; 80
evening subject, Victory In Ad-
versity. p. c. Clard, pastor.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14

a bitter disappointment may be in
store for holders who this morning
imuginede they had drawn larg
prizes.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
WATCH THE WANT ADS.

Once in n while there is n want
aid. ;hat is never answered at all.
Perhaps in the course Of year
enough of these "answerless want
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14

Read the BLACK BAG on Page
Five.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-12

Soler faufen uno oos @elo io(e
inter oie itreitenoen grben pertellt
meroen. Die @rbeil nobnten ben
Serglei6 an uno 10 fam oern ote-
Ter ungebeuerli6e 9ro5eB gu Groe.
9os iino Die biitoriiden &eminis-
%5enler, bic our6 ben 9elud oes
&oilers beim iesigen Gbef oes Salt-
les 9entind, Der iibrigens elm Nad}=
fon1me Der &lager in ienem Brp5e3
1T, madeerufen merben. Nun Die po=
litii6e 8eoeutl1ng oiels ul1politiid)eu
9eiuds. 8ieielbe lieet oarilt, baB
6ebouptet miro, oos &%aiierpoor ba-
be iid MIR besbolb geraoe Iett
ouf Die &eiie nad 56loB @iobod=
ten begeben, INN lli6t nit &dltis
@oparo bon England ouiammentref
fen 5u miiiien. S&0nig gomoro lit
ioeben in Morie1boo ongefonlmell
llno es more mol ni6t gut 81 per-
n1eioen gemeien, BOB Der &aiier ibn
BEL Ser 8urdreiie onrd 0e1ttid=
lono beeriiBt bdtte. es it oas in
ben letten Sabren ia ol1d INNER oe=
ideben. Dies Wal freilid, oa Ser
Safer IN Soaonb NOR, fonllte cine
iolde 9~eeriiBulla nidt itatthnoer.
Cine merfmiiroiee @eidi6te oas.
Dor &l,r3em nod eloltbte mon, BOB
5pil6en ben englii6en, ben oeutl6en
u11o ben olterreibii6en Serri6often
eitel Sreuoe uno @onne berride.
9a fam Dor einigen Sogen Die Der
bliiffenoe Nadridt, aonig @bporc
perbe ben often &aiier bon Seltci=
reid oieslnol niht in Sidl beilt-
den, mos lonit o1d INNER cine tie
benoe Summer auf benz G%eieiepro=
gramm ipor, uno iebt beiBt es, ser
oeutide Safer gebe Dem &onig aus
Dem Wege, mas our6aus ni6t n1t=
moglid erideint. @as oa mol nia=
Ser biuter BEN &rliiien porgefo1eH
iein nlaq.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-12

geborenel1 iiebt ii6 10 nid5t lulr lei
mes erlebnten S~elbitbeitimmuitgs.
redtes, ionoerr aud) ieiner 5pra6c
beraubt mnb Die 3ufunft ite(it
li6 ibnen tribe oar. @Gbreno CUR
3eit oes Samples 8tpiiden Mmerifu
unh Sponien oas Motto lauteIe:
pS6e philippines for tbe GbiIippi-
nos beiBt es beute in @nlerifa in
be5ug auf Die Snleln: ,gperp man
bis dance. @ber ga bel FREEZER Son.
furren5 5miiden BbiIippino nno
Dantee Der lebtgerlonnte, binter Dem
Die mddtige Nation uno Der 0oQar
lteben, Ielbituerltanoli6 sic Ober-
bano bot, lit Die ydonce" fir Sen
Bbilippinp cine Guerit gerinqe. ST
fiiblt lid ais Mus6eutl1naSo6ieft
ltno lehnt iid oogegen alif, tpGbreno
er Die ipnnii6e Serri6oft init
@leid)tnlt ertrllq. 0ent nidts lit
oriidenoer ofs ooS @bontom Ser
6reibeit obne SSnbolt.
90 leben 9lmerifoner uno 8billp-
pinos neben chamber, ober nid)t init.
chamber, lpie mott es mol int Mn-
fong 9epIont unlb gemolt bette.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-12
3ebm Sabre amerifaniider 5err=
idJaft atf ben Gbilippinen.

stus Manila, Mitte Sum, miro ser
gerliner 8oii. 3te. seldrieben:
gor einigen Weollaten CAB es bier
cine literoriide Seniation. es mor
elm BON einem ebemoligen enel:-
idelt in amerifanif6e 9ienftc
iibergetretenen Sffi5ier perfabter
&oman, ndmlih Stmtlep Yortai
Spatts uSbe little bromn brother.
Dos Bud lit als acknowledgements
minoermertig, bat ober gei6i6tlihes
Sntereiie. 9as @erbaltnis, oas
5ipiiben Imerifanern uno @ingebore-
men obipaltet, Die MiBadtung Der
Derribelloen omerifoniiben Halis
~gegeniiber ben Ybilippinos lit 10 le=
benoie geibiloert, BOB Der &oman
bierourd 5lm aulturopfument Don
bleibenoem @erte miro. ySbe little
6romn brother" lit ironiid getneint,
9enn Der feline broune 8rltoer, ser
G%ingeborerte, miro als Elm 10
ldpadlides W~enidenfino barge
ite0t, oaB iiber Die unmoglidfeit Der
9ruoerldaft 5piiden Mmerifoncrn
uno Ebilippinos fem 3meifel bette
ben fam.
User bente nod Wanila fomlnt,
finoet auh tatiadlid) oieielbe obipre-
de1Oe gepertuna ser Gingeborenen,
Die III Spotts &oman berri1t, in al
lem beitatigt. Die &luft, Die oas
mails, als por 5ebn Sabren slmeri-
ia oas @erf Der ygefreiumg" bonn
iponiiden Sode poafiibrt botte,
iiberbriifbar idien, bat iif beute 10
erpeitert, baB BON einem ,3uiam-
mengeben uno 3uimmenorbeiten
beioer Haiien MIR mebr tbeoretiif Die
&eoe lit. Sn @irflidfeit eibt es
mr. Serridenoe uno 8eberridta,
dbnli6 uie es EMIT i'm often Sparta
8iirger unb Seloten COB. @om
| Stanopunft oes fliibtigen 8eobaf-
ters bate iid alio eigentli6 nidts
| geonoert i'm ioaialen 3uitano ser
| Snieln. Die philippines iteben beu-
te nidt bel anoers ben Mmerifanern
| geeeniiber ais Ben Spaniern. Mber
! gei6i6tlid lit Dos 8ilb bod nod
| Elm anoeres.
Die philippines maren I'M Sam.
| pie gegen Die Sponier oie 8erbiin.
oeten Der Nmerifaner. Sc itunoen
in oieiem Sample inter Ben Bbilip-
| pinos Seloen out oie aQes uuf's
| Spiel iesten fir Die 9efreiung uno
notwithstanding hires @olfes.
ltnteritiibt BON Der einbeimiihen Be
polferung, trieb Nmerifo's itarte
| Sano ben Spanier bon oen @ildn-
ben. Cine nelle @era Ger 8olfsbe-
| gliidung iolte eintreten. Gem Be
freiten Golfe ioate nod Seritellllng
Der Sronung bie eigene 2eitlna iei-
/ ner @eidife inter 8iibrllng @meri-
fas in Die @ono geeeben meroen.
Sa, man ging 10 melt, i'm &ongreiil
| Die 6rage auf3liiperfen, Oh es nift
better lei, ieoe @erbinoung nit sic
len ferngelegenen Gilanoen gu To-
fen, oie n~atl,raemdB 3rr an6oD-
ming elmer imperialiitiihen 8oIitit
| fiibren nniBte. Die gebiloeten Bbil-
lippinos borten oieie Sreuoenbot-
| i6aft, Elm nelles 2eben idien iid
nod abpebrung Der lpaniiden Ser.
idoft oil5nbobnen, uno mar begam
| lid] breits als Solf, als politiidf
Ginbeit 81 fii6len.
9ieie Soffmtngeu muroen nun.
man fam eS nidt anoers Iagen,
grauiom enttauidt. aqeroings boi
man nun elm 8arlament, in Sem
Die @emdblten nad geIieben reoer
oiirfen. aber iie oiirfen leioer nidtS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-12
Mit einem leifem Glen perbrannt

ODER perbribt 6urd eileu ungeitiir5-
ten aeiiel - gei6nitten nit eillenl
Weiier - eequeti6t our6 cine 5u-
gei6lagene Sir = berlebt ourd cine
Slinte ODER in elmer anbern @ciie
= man sebrau6t ba nur @udlen's
@rnica Salbe, Inn Die @nt5iinouu9
81 bertreiben uno 6ie Sdmer5er 81
unteroriiden. gs lift bas bette Sell
mittel in Ser @eIt, unfeblbar BEL
gran0munoen, @eidpiiren Sieber-
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Den. 25e bei alien Orugguiften.