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The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06
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$3S:eoR.e%e
GfAFU o. CoSOaADo, l..
Coaatv q Rio 0rasdIo.
Ruth Z. Bish.
vorsus
Morris o. Bish,
Oefandant.
In Tie County
Ourt.

The PHoPi-. OF THE STATE OF COLORADO.
To Norris o. Dish, tho defendant above
named, Greeting:
fos arc hsrsby required 70 appear In an &C.
ton brought against you By the above named
plaintiff. 10 the County Court Of Rio 0rande
County, STATE OF Colorado and answer the con.
plant therein within thirty days after the ser.
vics hsr"of. 10 served within the State Of Cole
rsdo a. By publication: or. II served out Of the
State Of Colorado. within nfty days after the
service hereof. exclusive Of the day Of service;
or said action may b regularly sst for trial
the sane ~ thoash such appearance had bssn
made and Issue had boon Joined on such CON.
plant.
The said action Is brought By piaintia 70 oh.
tain decree Of divorce. dissolvins Tie bonds Of
nstrinony nov existing between plaintiff aud
defendant. On the ground Of ha. failed aud ~.
fused n mako reasonable support Tor plsiutiH
and family for moro than oos rear last past a.
vii moro fully sppsar froa eoa plant In said
setioo 70 which rsfsrsncs IL here made add q
copy 81 which 10 hereto attached.
And zoo are hereby notified that u 700 fall 70
appssr. ssd 70 answer The said con plant a.
above required. the said plaintiff will app,y 10
The Court for the relief therein demanded.
Given undsr ny hand aud The ssal u aid
Cosrt. ~ Dol Norts In said Oounty. this sscoed
day u February A. b. is0p.
tssAL ALDEN BAssKff.
Judge. Acting Clerk Of shs Cousty Cosrs.
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ANNUAL MEETING

Notice Is hereby gwen that the
regular annual meeting Of tho
stockholders III the Alamosa Creek
Canal Company will bc held At the
Town Hall in Monte Vista, Colo.
RADIO, At 10 II. m, Saturday, April
3, 1909, for tho election Of y hoard
of directors and other officers and
for lcvylng the assessment for The
year 1909 aud for the Transaction
Of any other business that may
legally come before such meeting.
l.. W. ARTHUR, President.
G. w FOSTER, Secretary.
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NOTICE

OF Examination for the position OF
irrigation division engineer, OF irrigation
division No 3.
Notice is hereby given that an exami-
nation will be held at the Victoria Hotel,
10 the city OF Alamosa, at 8 .. NJ. on
March 28th, 1909. for candidates wishing
to qualify for the position Of Irrigation
Division Engineer Of Irrigation Division
No. 3 under the provisions q Chapter
rs. Of the session Laws OF 1903.
Further information and application
blanks may be obtained from the STATE
Engineer At Denver. Colorado.
T. w. JAYcox,
State Engineer.
First publication March @.
Last publication March IL
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

John w. Phye will have an
auction sale Saturday. March l3,
at the Southey place one mile and
IA half northeast of town. He will
sell six horses and about so head
of cattle, consisting of COWS and
young stock Also farming i'm
plements, 1000 pounds of seed
potatoes, etc. Sale begins at 10
a. IN. Good lunch ut noon. For
particulars see posters.
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CARD OF THANKS

With apologies for the lateness
OF the day, by order of the COM
mittee of the Modern Woodmen,
We extend to the ladies' who as
sisted in making our annual ban
quet success. and to Mrs. Thome
onr sincerest appreciation and
heartiest thanks.
Roy c. JOHNSON,
Chairman
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06
A REWARD FOR SERVICES

A dusty and bedraggled motoist
was speeding through town a
few miles outside of Boston the
other day, when he came across a
party of four stalled in a heavy
machine in the middle of the road.
The two men in the party were
apparently at IA loss what to do
without skilled mechanic, so the
motorist drew up his machine and
asked politely, Can | be of assist
ancey'
"Well, my good fellow, said one
of the men, evidently an English.
man, perhaps You cam" and he
went on with ''my fine fellow" this
and my fine fellow" that, appar-
emily convinced that no one but a
chauffeur would be found in a car
alone.
The fellow" soon had the ma.
chine running smoothly and start
ed for his own auto. when he was
further accosted with, But. my
fine fellow, cant we give you n
little something for helping us out
OF this beastly mess?"
"Oh, no. | thank you was the
response, that's all right
But my good man, at least give
us your name and address, so we
can send you IA quart of good whis-
Ky" urged the Englishman.
Quietly but with n twinkle in
his eye the mechanic took out
card from his case and handed il
over. Then he quickly jumped
into his machine.
On the card the crestfallen
Englishman read, Rev Arcturus
u. Conrad, ID, d." and speedily
recognized the name us that Of the
now famous pastor Of Park Street
Church, who is also an ent h usiastic
inotorist and skilled mechanic
Success.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06
Hssray Advertisement

N"sics 10 hereby sivsa 70 whom Il nag eoa.
essa tAst The following described sssray aslnals
were taken ~ near Noats Vista. Colorado, o. o,
ahost Fsby q. 1900. Tovit: oos sosrsi hor.e
seos' jean old. branded LETT sAixl..,
oss bay hosss sboas rear Ola. virs cus
''Sa' A''d ''<' branded 'ss hie.
SAID .a'"s!' being snEsovp 70 shis Beard
sslsss claimed b. owner o. o. hssurs March
Z lsS. said sstrays viii 10 sotd b. sAis Beard,
sot s''s heosas II ths ovsss vhae tossd.
srAss boAap o. sSDcs lsssrscTsom Counss.
sionsas. Dsavss. Ceio.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

U0oqUale1 - oure Ter 0eoup
"Besidss bsing 40 sxcsllsut remedy
Tor colds and throat troubles. Chamber.
lsin's Cough Remedy V unequallsd - .
cure for Group" says Harry Wilson. Of
Waynetown. Ind. When given = soon
~ the croupy cough appear, THU rem.
sdy will prevent the attack. II ID ussd
successfully 10 many thousands Of
homes. For sale BY oil druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06
DONE Miss It.

There will be another sale this
month of that famous candy made
by the Triangle Class" of the
Methodist Sunday School ut the
Office of the Colorado Valley Land
company Saturday, March Ii.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

Before building, consult johnson
the architect OF your own town.
Prices of blueprints save double
their cost IN labor and material.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

Earl Byron, who was taken to
Del Norte two weeks ago to be
operated upon for appendicitis,
has fully recovered and came home
Sunday, aud has since been
squeezing the honk. honk bulb.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

We have Just received some
samples of the newest things in
Wall Papers, and would be pleased
to show them tn those wishing to
cnlivcn their wall coverings.
BUSCH & Son.
Phone White 3S3
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

Mrs. L. J. Chapman went to
Salida Wednesday night where
she was called by the illess of her
father.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

Mrs. W. j. Clark entertained the
Ladies Aid Of the Presbyterian
church Wednesday afternoon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

Agent Cornell's son who has been
clerk at the depot for some time
will 20 to Colorado Springs to take
a course in Business college. A..
&. Nortor Of Pennington comes
here AS clerk.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

L. B. Sylvester is planning to
build IA nice residence in town
soon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

+. @. Cloudy came in from Den.
YER Wednesday 70 look over his
company's holdings.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

Mrs. +. c. Slusher went to Dem
yer Sunday night to remain a few
days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

Henry Johnston of Hooper was
in town several days this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

100 cords Of dry wooi, cut
feet 10 length, At nv ranch north.
west Of town.
Pedro TRuJILio.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

Sanderson Sisters announce their
Millinery Opening on March 13
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

Mrs. w. Harrison of Alamosa
was the guest Of friends in town
Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

Jesse Stephenson has engaged
Carl Anderson Of Denver us stem
ogrspher.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

l.. J. Chapman returned We'd.
nesday night from n short trip to
Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

FoR RExT:-A furnished room
Euclid Avenue.
II. v. JOHNSON.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

Visit the new store Of the Hun.
tor Mercantile Co., Saturday, Mar.
9Th.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

special selected line in all the new White Goods
such silk Persian Lawns, Mercerzed Cloths and
Linens. made with medallion yokes Baby Irish lace Fet
and French Madeira and Embroidered trimmed
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-03-06

Silk and Net Waists, in black, white and this seasons
shades Plain and Fancies, China, Jap, Messane, and
Drecoire silks Have these made in the plain tailored
aover, tucked and fancy trimmed.
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Die aerrDiae syair.

Die 3taeiee 4errpine Sair lit mn
beenoet, uno farn als Elm poQlt1noi
ger grfolg aneeleben merben. 90:
@etter NOR giinitig uto lieb nidt;
5u miiniden iibrig.
Die Sair nnrbe anu erIten Soat
burd cine 8arabe eroffnet, an mel
der iid Die aneeiebeniten girgel
bon &errpiae beteiIigten.
Die DEMONSTRATING muroe Dor
prominelten 8ieb5iifern ols bic be
fe erflart, tpelhe Tie nod geieher
baben. gbenio Die Mderball-@usIte tel.
hing, Die bieles 5eigte, mas iiberal
aneeitourit porben more.
Die Ibteilung fir aunit unf
lpeiblihe Mrbeiten mar gut beifidl
uno 5eigte in Der @ufiteaung ben gil-
ten 8ei6mad Der Mrrangeure. Mud
Die Sdoubuoen parei1 iorgfaltie
alisgeiudt un6 boten piel Neues
rno Sr1tereiiantes.
Hennen (@ettrenltel1 oorf mar
iie beute nidt mebr nenitcr1, oo oos
Wetten bobei perboten iit) fanoell al
ieeem Gage itatt.
Inter ben 8ein6ern befon6 Iid
aud bas geiammte Oireftorium oel
San Mntonio INTERNATIONAL Sair
loipie Die 9ireftoren Der Gillespie
GountD Sair. Mne lprahen iif febl
befrieoigt iiber Die Sair aus mi
erfannten iie aIs einen grfolg Don
Infong bis 5um gnoe.
9as 9ireftoriumL Dem oieler @r.
folg mol am meiiten au5uidreiber
III, beitano aus foIgenoen Serren alts
0amen: 8rGiioent, $. 6. 8rinItcao
gieepraiioent, @rtbur Steal; Sefret6l
uno Shabmeiiter Oscar 8oientbal
Direftorium g. S. S1reiner, ga.
tban &er5og, SO. O. Carpenter, 6
SdmetbeIm, %. 9. 8urnep, s. %
9abb, Geo. Morris, SO. s. Moor(
uno SO. 81. 6amcett; 8oriitenoe De;
9omen-0 ireftoriums mar Srou g
s. Shreiner, unterltiibt ourd oiG
9amen $. 8emidel, Worp Gar.
ions, Cecil &obinion, s. 6. 8oro.
tron, See Moion, CHARLES Geal, s
g. ganppeu, 90. 5. @eiton 6
SdDetbelm, George Morris, s. U
Sdreiner ir., 6. ". Shreiner nj
5rls. 2pnn Burnett, Clara Scr.
8og, Beatrice @eir, Nonnie @len
SDorne RemfdeI, Sa5eI SnmiIton,
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Etiquette dss lslspben. Nerlorene Scuaeuo.

@ie oie 9ienite oes Selepbons
am belten nubbor 5t mo6en iino,
bat in pielen eroBeren uno peniget
fleineren @ei6aften 81 einem Stu-
blum Der Wetbooen gefiibrt, meld]eS
nldt MIR cine 3eiteriparnis I6ur,
lonoern alt6 cine ogtifette oes Gele-
pbons", Die piele l1nannebntlid)fei-
ten beieitigt, iiber S6mierigfeitelt
binipegbilft unb Die Nerper mander
empfinoiamen Seele berubigt.
8os Selepbon miro eilt l1ebe!.
ltono, lpenll es miBbraudt miro,
lpern 8erionet an ireelto einem Gil
De Ser Gerbir1onng ii6 IN bdufiaen
rlto unittnigen @ieoerbolunQen
BON uSelo!", u@bo is tbis2" ltno
10 ipeiter ergeben.
@ie piel better uno geiddftsnlobi-
ger lit es, menn rtol1 in 9eantmor-
tltng oes Selepbons itatt oes linll-
loien uno roben oSeQo!" eleid Den
INomen Ser 5irna gibt. uGies lit hie
grlte Nationolbonf!", Dies lit @errit
gromrtS @obnune", meldes Sen glt-
rltfer gleid iiber5eugt, baB er Die
rid)tige Herion Dor iid bat, obcr.
menn es lid) Inn eirlen Srrtum ban
oelt, uuriites @eiprdd permeioct.
our6 Dos oft Observation-Disclosures aus
aeidloiien neroen. 0rrd) Sic al,
aemeine @nnobme bieler 9iegel Mir
De piele 8%erpirrulle berbiroert LIMO
Die Nerpen bes yGentrol4, lomie Ser
Subifribenten blieben in belierer
@erfaiiung.
Central" miro fir pieles, foft
SITES, perantrportltd genlodt, ober
Elm flein ipenie e%eoltloige NodiiI)t
INTO geibiilfe BON Seiten Ser Cub
~ifribenten piirbe piel oosu b"eitrogen,
Sen 0ienlt 8lt perbeiierl1, etlpos iuos
Die @eieaidoft fortmabreno oil.
itrebt.
Die 9erion am Selepbon ioate
bereit ieiu, iobolo ser Operotenr ant
mortet, Die perlangte Summer oil5u-
aebelt, ltno iid) babel ni6t ol1eill
ouf oos @eoa6tnis perloiier, Ion-
bern oaiielbe ourh gtadieben i'm
0a6i6lagebuh uuffrii6en. @enll
es iih ln erDBere gntfer1lunge1
bortoelt, lolte Ser Noine Ser 8erior
nebit p~ol1itonoiger 9(breiie gegebe,l
perben. @s lit nnentidulobar, I'M
borbereitet gil iein, lolhe Snforulo.
ton 81 aeben, 90 oann elm Mufellt-
6oft un6 geeenieitige Gei5borfeit fali
nnpermeiolid lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-28

Bonn Idern miro Die Sano
rallber, als bonn 9lumenpfIiiden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-28
IIlcrIei.

Die u@iiienidaftlibe @eiea-
idoft" Son Intonios belt oln Srei.
tag Mbeno cine Geriommlllng III il.
rem Tdulnell I'M Stepens @eb0noe
ab. 9ie nadite 8eriamlnlulia fin
oct ON 2t. September itott u1o miro
oabei Serr @. $. Mllir eiuer
gortrag ii6er ben orteiii6en Sir
tel" Gan Intonios uno ben llr.
lpring ieines 8aiiers baltcn.
Die &onteite Ser anti-Sa.
lool1=2eaglle", r%epraientiert bnrd,
Die @oofaten 90. g. @oaan uno s.
s. 9earful, geaen beitimmte @e-
tranf- 2i5enien iino bonn Siilfs-9[n.
malt Chambers nnter5ei6ret. Del
lelbe lnod)te audi 8ipei Nnflogen ae.
gen Jreo Cole. @igentiimer oes
Stod Gr6ange Soloons, lpegell Ser.
lebung Der anti-S pielgeiebe antar-
gig. SEER Soae ioQ in ieinem 2ofale
8oferipiel erlaltbt baden, ont 7.
mo ON II. alteuit. Serr 9ollp
mllroe inter $500 9iireidoft oe-
ltellt. Sll oieien &laeen miro Hcrr
Gbambers Den Stoot llno SER Sec
Carleton Ben angeflaeten bertrctcl.
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Gs iuar elm aIorreider Sica.

Gs tpar 5reu0e in 5eoora, genh.
Gin 2eben mur6e gerettet nno 81.
Sings Seem DISCOVERY lit oas Sc
iprd6 Der Stoot, in 9etreff ser SET
lung BON s. 9. 8epper aus totlibpnl
2iiagenblllterl. SD fonnte meaer
berltmgeben, nod arbeiten", i6rie5
er, limo Die 9oftoren totem mir fem
Gut, a6er nodoem ib Or. airl9s
Seem DISCOVERY 3 @od)en lang &C.
brou6te, fiible i6 mie elm l1eutr
Wenih uno fam quite Irbeit perrif-
ten." Sir i6mo6e, franfe nno per-
leste 2ungen, Suiten nno Grf1lIl1n-
gen, glutungen, Seufieber, Ga Grip
b., Iitbma uno irgeno Elm 9ronfen.
9eioen lit es miibertroffen. 8reis
so Gts. nno $1.00. 8robeflaide frei.
gu perfoufen BEL onen 9ruogilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-28

it'll" an, in Eoelte uno Bro1a. ltno
10 fonmt oern aud aumabli6 DoS
Sitter an i'm beran9eibritten.
Die 3eit BON 1916, oerl Sohre,
in oent feline Srou @briitione itort,
bis 51 ieinem Sooe fonnen mir mol
ols ole 3eit oes differs be5ei6nen.
@s lit sic auBerlid g%lan5enolte 3elt
i'm 2eben @oetbe's. Gin &reis font
melt iid INN i'm, fir Sen er Der
Soft iit, Ser ieoes @ort aus iei-
mem Mltloe als emige @eisbeit be-
munoert, ieoes @ers6en, ieoes Sas-
den, oas er geidrieben, ols 3eifcll
ieines Series anitollnt. &ein 0ihv
ter III Ser @elt beiitt groBeren
Gllbm ais er, iein Name miro nit
gerebrullg eenannt, bon Den Selien-
Bergen bis gum ltral. @e / in
9eutidlano reiit, muB @eimor allf=
iu6en nno @oetbe ieben, ct itabt
oltf Dem @ipfel ser geiitioen Sui
tur ieiner 3eit -io in ibm glpfelt
| iie totiddlid. Sranfrei6, @lle-
Iano, StalielL alles buloiet ihn1,
9euti6lano liegt ibn1 5l 5iiBen.
l1no 10 ebbt fib loneianp iein 2eberl
ab, umitrablt bonn &ubm %friiherer
| 3eiten, Der bon Sabr. 5u Sabr IN
teniiper 8u meroen ideint. &eu.e
Mltersldmade, fem Hadloi1en lei
ner geiitigen ltno f0rperlidle.l
&rafte quilt i'm, beinobe bis 8ltul
Iettell Mueenblid lit er ser @oI1-
meni6, Der CT itets gefpeiet. limo
als cine fur5e aranfbeit Dem Sc
ben ein @noe mabt, % mirft bil
2eide nod ourd Die Sdonbeit Ser
Sorm ltno oie Gro6t ser @lieoer.
Gin Slpmpier lit in Ser Sat sur
Gmiefeit eingegangen.
Sein Sob REF oie ougemeinitc
Srouer berpor. Sn @eimar beitat-
tete mon i'm nit fiirltli6en gbler
Die Sbeater muroen iofort BET oel
Na6riht Don ieillem 9ooe gei9loIien
ale Soffeitlihteiten nuroen eirlae-
iteGt. SIN Sousflur oes Goethe
lden Souies log Die 2eide alfse-
bobrt. Wian botte ben Slur in 5uei
Soften geteilt; in Ser boroeren, oil
nit GDpreiien geidmiidt mar, Bile
ben Die 3ui6auer, in ser 5meiie.l
ltano Der Sarfopbag nit Der 2eide.
2eetere lag, in fpeiBet altlas ae-
fleioet, in bolb nufrebter Stsl.
lung, cine ihmar5e Sammctoede init
5ipei 2orbeerfrdn3en iiber ben untere.l
Seil gebreitet. 9os Saupt umpaal
ein 9orbeerfran5, 9lumen nl>
@mbleme umgabeil Sen Sarg. Cine
ampel perbreitete mates, Trimmings
polles 2i6t. Ser Mnorang oes
Yublifnms mar Elm llngebellrer. linz
on Ser 8eilebung, oie am &c. Mar3
NadJmittags Inn 5 l1br nit @eiana
uno Muiif itattfano, nabm CONS
@eimar ui1b Sena tell.
Cur Sotenfeier pnrbe am nod
item Gage Der ugaiio" eegeben, mo-
bel Dos 9ublifum IN Srauerfleioerll
erihien. ltnmittelbar nod sen
S1luBperIen oes Stiides muroe Elm
gpilog geiprohen, Sen ale itebenf
~anborten. 60 ebrte @eimor oa.
maIs leinen 9ihter, Sen 2ebten unS
| 8roBten ieiner groBen 3eit.
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babe, Der MIN erloit rubt bon allpll
leinen 2eioen id) babe Sbr Sc
ben 5u einem perfebltelt, perlore.
men gemoft!" Seine erbobene
Stinnle begonn 81 5itteru, aft lei
mem Wilen gum Srot. .0as aaes
lpeiB i6 MIR 81 gut. Slt adt So6-
rem bot mid oiefes 8epuBtiein nid)t
cine @innte losgelolien, eS bat
mid ~gepeinigt uno 81 @ooen ge-
orildt, ale Sreuoe, ieoes Soften in
mir getotetl - SD oenfe, idJ
babe oonlit geiiibnt, mas i) emit &C.
feblt babe = td) babe 3~eritortes &c.
benSgliid nit Dem eigenen be5abItl@
2eiie mo miioe milroc Ieiue Stin;-
me. qllno oos qiebt mir ben @ut
bette Dor Sic bin5utreten" @Ie
aono erbob lid unb trot einerl
Sdritt n6ber ouf iie 5t Sic al
bitten: @er5eiben Sic mir, mas id
Sbneu oneeton babe = oonlit i6
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HaNifalbetlmne


S1ipade, nerb51e 9erfonen, eepIoet bon Soff.
nilagsloliefeit tnb t6Ie9ten Irduuien, erf&bb.
IsSRen mus sadra';st SEuft sfbro SnssT la nHS ss sSS1.
gIto 9eitnts. aatarrb. Wneenbrtiden gtlbIbsr.
%lfopfSne. Miibisteit, Grr6tsrt .pittern, SerafIop.
finn e%rfabren aus begl ySassnSfrsanbI, iujs
etntadl, f6ncll unb htffis allie nnnatiirlt.
d1en 8erlaite nnh amSere Uslsen jusenb-
itdler Vertrrunsen sranblt6 seletlt nmb
bplle Wefunsbett mnA Srpbftnn ,uiebes.
trlat8t tperben fSnneu. = @an5 ueues
Setlnerfatren. Seser ietu eismer Mrst.-
Eiefes 9lbercrbeHtIt9 intereffante unb Ietr.
reipe Bu9 lGeutf4e aufIoee 1900, neI6eb
BON Jung unb oft, wtann unb Grau, eeIefen
9erosri foIltf, fann eeeetl Girfenbure bon 20
eeltis IN Brtefmarfen ~perfteseIt be5ogen tuerben
pripatsa linii, 1876. Nbenue
1tsrp Bprk. n. %.
Wan eriudbne Die Sreie Brefie j. SeraS.
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Gas @erbreden bes Midtstuns.

Ni6tstun bringt irgeno Seman.
Dem ltnannebmlidfeiten. OasIelbe
lit nit elmer untdtigen 2eber Ser
San. Sic beranlaBt @eritopfufg,
aopfidmer5en, @elbiudt idIedtc
Snuttarbe Bideln, 4ppetitloiigfeit,
nebeliein, aber Or. Sings Seem aiie
Bias bertreiben 2eberIeioen nlo itel
len Die @eiunbbeit pieoer Der. 20
Gents. 3n baden BEL alien 9roggpi-
item.
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meni9itens nit Dem Croft BON bier
fortgeben fonn; Dir folgt fcin @roa.
fem Sob = oeinc S6ulo lit Sir Der.
gebenl"
Die Sdtoe bitteno gu ibr biitae-
itredt, itono er oidt Dor ibr, Die lid,
bel ieinen SdluBmorten audi bo.
itig crbobeu hatte. Sn erreaten,
9ltem bob iid llriulas @ruit. @os
beitwor er ga ltift oacs ,pleoer
6eroilf al altenL bitteritem Serse.
leiol aber 9leihmol - er botte redlt:
gr batte ieine Sdulo aeiiibnt. 10.
melt ein Menl6. iiibnen fam er
botte EN- Nedt ailf ibre @er3eibung!
llno lie reidlte ibn oie Sano bin, Die
Mllgen NIT trourigem grnit auf i'm
ridteno.
l8orticbnlln folat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-28

Sic lleuen StraBennamer-
Sdiloer iino %angefommen II. es 1T
bereits mit Dem Mnbringen begonlte1
lporoen. Sic iino auf blouer gmaiae
nit ipeiBen 9ud)ltabeL leben iebr
bublb aus uno iino, mos Die Sanpt-
lode, iebr leierlih.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-28

3n D%errenten = Gin groBes 81.
fice<3immer Nod5ufragen IN Ser
Office Der vSreien Breiie", PIG DIT
Commerce StraBe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-31
SILENT SEVEN
TOTE MUCH GOLD
Continued from Page One.l

continued IRON rage OHe.
may not speak thereof Truly. tits
none of the public IS business, any
way
And the inquisitive reporter was
gracefully waved aside and vanished.
In other words, he, perforee, faded
away.
Why are all those golden simoleons
being sent away? Who knows2 But
this is true, that when the first day
of the new year arrives, as it will
arrive about tomorrow, all the money
in the banks becomes liable to taxa
ton, if it be in banks within this Ter
ritory. That it is cheaper to move than
to pay rent is proyerb which finds
frequent complication in Honolulu as
elsewhere. And likewise, it is cheaper
to move many golden simoleons than
it is to pay taxes upon the same. 1t
costs something to send those same
golden simoleons to San Francisco, so
that they may escape the eagle eye of
the tax gatherer, but it would cost
more to keep them in Honolulu.
Maybe that doesn t account for the
solemn march of the Silent Seven laden
with their bags of good. And again,
mayhe it does But it s a safe bet that
there is more real money in Honolulu
today than there viii be after the Nip
pom Maru goes out And it is another
good bet that after a short sojourn IN
the wants of the Bay City banking
houses, much of the money viii return
to its home vaults in Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-31
CAPTAIN MILLER
AROUND AGAIN

Captain Miller was out for the first
time yesterday since his accident. He
was looking a trife shaky but was
strong enough TO 60 aboard the Alden
her loading and rigging for the voyage
to San Pedro.
The good old bark is more than half
loaded. The scrappiest of the scrap
iron is already slowed in her hold and
now they are taking aboard bunch
of steel mill standards and shafts that
have outworn their usefulness. These,
being very heavy. will be slowed well
below and will make very good low
ballast.
Captain Miller expects to get away
from here early next week. 1t may
be Monday or Tuesday. - The Alden
Besse is lying. low enough in the water
already to allow her TO go to wind
ware well and, by the time she is fully
loaded, she win be well equipped to
beat up against the trade winds to
northern ATTITUDES.
While the Alden Besse is an old
craft, she was built when people put
sturdy timbers and planking in a ship.
She is quite sound and has not been
pumped out for many months, in spite
of this she is as dry as dollar down
below, as a personal inspection under
the ehaperonage of Eben Low proved
very eonclusively.
Arrived at San Pedro the Alden
Besse viii look for other business.
Captain Miller stated that ne was not
in position to say just yet what
business he expected to get, but a
shrewd guess would be that she viii
go up north to look for some lumber
freight, as the price per thousand feet
of lumber as freight has risen consid-
erably during the last few months.
Captain Thornstrum who came here
on the Gwendolyn II from San Pedro,
in the last transpacifc race, viii act
as mate. Yesterday he made a careful
supervision of all the rioqing aloft and
said that, with the exception Of few
buntlines and clewlines that needed re-
reeving, her upper gear was in excellent
shape.