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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-06-25
Market Report.
Kansas City Stock Yards, June .21. Is

Kansas City Stock Yards, June .21. 1909.
The supply OF cattle last week wa
900 head, decrease of about AGO.
head from previous week, but an In
crease of %, 600 head oyer same weel
year ago, as at that time last yea
business was crippled on account Of
the high water. In spite OF the light
receipts, market on medium and
heavy weight steers declined 10 to IL
cents up to Thursday, when there
was re1ctiOn on account OF scarcity.
Top steers sold at S7.c0 on different
days. Light weights ard yearling
steers were In best demand. Choice
helfers and cows remained steady,
while those showing grass ruled 10 to
10 lower for the week Ca,yes were
dull and closed the week % cents
lower than previous week, occasioHed
by the heavy increase In the receipts
of same. The supply of cattle thday
is moderate at 5000 head, choice fed
cattle scarce and 10 good demand
Handy weight steers are In best .
msnd, top today 81 90 paid for eighty
head OF 1901 pound steers, bulk Of
steers selling at s5 90 to 81 Best
COWS and helfers are steady this week,
others showing grass slow, cows at
81 rs to IS so, heifers up TO Sc so
bulls 81 10 to IS 90. calves firm at
81 go to $500. Demand for stockers
and feeders is i'm proved this week,
stochers selllh9 at SO 10 to IS %,
feeders "a, so to s. 90. The supply of
quarantine cattle continues liberal,
5000 included in receipts today,
market In that division strong and
active. Packers aim their iudif-
ference is caused by poor outlet for
the dressed product In the east.
The hog market continued It's up
ward turn each day last week, and IL
again higher today, The supply Of
hogs at all the m Ikets is very light
for this season Uf the year. and prices
paid today are the highest paid at
this point since June 1902. The run
to-day is 5000 head, market strong to
higher. Heavy hogs are selling at
no to 81 9S, packers and butchers
81 10 TO 81 30 lights 81 30 to 81 10.
pigs 1915 to 800. With continued
light MARI etlng of hogs, prices will
pass SO 90 mark.
With increased receipts Of sheep
and lambs last week aud quality only
fair, market flHctuated widely, NUT |
ton grades closing the week with a
lnss Of 10 to % cent, lambs suffering |
a loss OF 10 to 20 cents. Rec lpts To- |
oluded a good many stock sheep. |
The run today Is IL 900 head. sheep |
Is to % cents off, lambs % u 30 cents
lower. Some spring lambs sold a.
IS 30 tndav Bulk of lambs sell at
s6 10 to $500, wethers 81 80 TO s. so.
ewes 81 81 10 s5.l5, goats e3 ~ to 400
A. J. RICKART,
Live Stock Correspondent
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-06-25
Returned.

Commander Rickel returned from
Salt Lake City last Monday night.
He had been there to make some
arrangements f1r the national en-
campment which is SOON to meet in
that city. Mr.. Ricksl is very much
elated over HIS success and says he
has secured headquarters for the
various Kansas erganiz atoms equal to
the best and that the Kansas boys
will be strictly ia the swim.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-06-25
Wedded.

Miss Estella May Alleman and
Eugene X. Bonebrake were married
at the home OF the bride 10 Erie on
Wednesday Of last week.
Mrs. Bonehrake Is the onlv daughter
Of Judge and Mrs. Alleman of Erie
and is a most estimabls young woman.
Mr.. Bonebrake Is In business in lola
and the young couple will live there.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-06-25
OnuLD nor BE DEXTER.

DO one has ever made asalve, clint
ment, lotion OF balm to compare with
Bucklen's Aruiea salve. Its the oee
psrfect healer Of Cuts, Corns, Burns,
Bruises, Sores, scalds, Bells Ulcers,
Bozens, Salt Rheun. For Sore Eyes,
Geld Sores, Chspped Hands its
suprems. Infalllbls for Piles. oa!y
go. at Oriental Drug 20.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-06-25
Reception and Banquet

The G. A. R. post of this city gave
State Commander Rlokel 2 rouslng
reception and banquet at the Star
skating rink Tuesday night.
Many old soldiers from surrounding
towns we're present and general
good time was enjoyed by all.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-06-25
Good Business.

The Sterling Asphalt plant Of this
city has done q good business from
the start and Is very busy just now.
Mr.. Everest, the superintendent,
states that he has just received an
order for 200 tens of his product to be
Ihipped to Chicago.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-06-25
E. L. Convention.

The Epworth League of the Eft.
Scott district met in ErIe this weeE,
beginning on Tuesday and closing on
Thursday. Rev. McFadden delivered
three lectures on literature during
the session.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-23
WIFE REFUSES TO KNEEL
AT HUSBANDS FAMILY PRAYER, so AGED DEACON ASKS
 FOR DIVORCE.

Topeka, Kan, Sept. 23.-If a. bride, although contending that she is a de- vout Christian. refuses to join her hus- band in kneeling at family prayers, is that a cause for divorce?
 A. M. Barber gives that as his com plaint in a petition filed in the District Court of Shawnee county.
 Mr. Barber is 76 years old and his bride of last June is 66 years old
 MT. Barber is a deacon in the First Baptist Church and rarely misses it's Sabbath services as we'll as the regu- lar weekly prayer meeting At the time of his marriage last June, he says. his bride agreed with him as to their orthodox faith and her love for family prayers.
 Hardly had the ceremony been per- formed, however, when she could see nothing beautiful in the ceremony The petition says that after their mar riage he held family prayers and she, instead of acting in sympathy with him in such services, refused to kneei during the prayer and refused to even bow her head
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-23
STAMFORD

The curious statement was made at the last town meeting that some years ago the Sillick house and grounds were sold bona fide for the small sum of $5,100. The impression conveyed was that the place at the price asked would be a bad bargain for the town, as it was really worth but one-third of the sum- It appears, however, that the statement was misleading, since there were two mortgages on the property, paid before the new purchaser could get a clear title. It was also said at this meeting that the house is an old wooden structure, and badly out of repair. An examination of the house yesterday from top to bottom discloses the fact that it is in excellent condi- ton; that it was solidly and carefully built of the best material; that the cellar is dry; that the heating ap- paratus is in good order. It may be doubted if there is a, house in town so well preserved, so spacious, and so entirely desirable for a public build ing If the citizens of the town could examine the house for themselves they would rescind their vote.
 A Japanese pantomime is to be one of the attractions on Saturday even ing at the Grange. It is said to be something ideal, and is in charge of Ceres.
 Morris Jarvis and William Buffett, both of Washington, D. C., are the guests for a week of William Hughes. On Saturday the three will go to New York to participate in the celebra- ton.
 Wednesday David McEwen was brought before the court, charged by his wife with non-support. The mat ter was to be disposed of this morn ing.
 Tonight the great Widow Hunt" will start in earnest, and it is pro- claimed that our local talent will do
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-23

PRINCESS OF PATCHES"
 Dainty Estelle Allen" is the star of the comedy drama, "The Princess of Patches to be produced at Jackson's s the first three days of next week with daily matinees.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-23

the story up brown. It is said to be full of fine dressing and suppressed laughter, and those to the manner born'' who like comedy will be able to
 The Afternoon Bridge Club met on Monday with Mrs. Blakeslee of King street
 Charles Payne and family soon leave Lordship Park for Wichita. Kas.
 It is said that the cradle roll at the Methodist parsonage on Tuesday was very enjoyable.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Merwin have a little daughter a few days old.
 Fred and John Bassett of Danbury are visiting on Long Brook avenue. They will return in time for the fair.
 Next Sunday at the Methodist churca rally the pastor will preach on "The Sunday School and the Church. D It is said an interesting program has been arranged for rally day at the Congregational church.
 Mrs. Wakeley of Shelton, has taken rent in the Wilcox house on Bruce avenue.
 Recent movements of local people include Mrs. Oviatt and Miriam Oviatt at the Jewell residence; MT. Atherton from Bridgeport, visiting his son Rob- ert; Howard Beers, returning to Rut- gers College; Miss Carrie Peck able to go out driving after being i'll; Mrs. Mildram of Wethersf1eld, visiting in town; DaV1d =M1ddlebrook at Work Tn New Haven; Sillick Middlebrook em- ployed by the Yale Lock Company in Stamford; Daniel Williams returning to Storrs Agricultural College; Wade Cook and wife have taken a rent in the Booth house on Warwick avenue; and a number of locals going up to Wal lingford next Saturday to visit the Masonic Home.
 Miss Grace Moon who has been do- ing Washington, is now visiting in Danbury.
 Mrs. Jesse Reed of Elm street, gave 8 linen shower Saturday evening in honor of Miss Grace Lillian Webb. Those present were: The MeSdameS Mitchell, Warner, Tomlinson, Webb, Stevens and Stoddard, also the Misses Carrie Phelps, Mabel Brague. Nellie Barrows, Maude Newell, Ethelbert Bristol, Belle Turner, Addie Bamberg, Grace Webb and Mrs. Reed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-23

and Mississippi river and it was hard work too. Tough as an OK, but young and ambitious George went along and made a. success. He was with the w. w. Cole show for Il years, in fact up until 1902 he travelled Continuously with circus or tent show He was with Barnum and Adam Forepaugh, and the Ringing Bros. and all of the big ones. He> was with MT. Barnum when he had the small shows and still later he. was with Barnum & Bailey. with the big show
 In all these years of travel MT. Dunbar has never had but one fall, and as he said: q slipped on a slip pery sidewalk one day, but outside of that have never had a scratch. We have been a good many years at this work, but we are careful all of the time. I feel just as we'll as ever. and hope to work 35 years longer"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-23
An Old Time Performer
 Who is Ever Young

The oldest gymnast in the profession is at Poli's this week in the person of George Dunbar, the Daddy of the Casting Dunbars, one of the best cast ing acts on the stage. George was o9 years old about two weeks ago. and for 37 years he has been in the show business. mostly iE the horizontal bar line. He is as agile and can work just as well as he did years ago.
 Starting away back in 1872 MT. Dun bar worked with what was a very common thing in those days, a boat show. This sort of show used to work the river towns up and down the Ohio
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-23
USE OF NIB. LOEWITH'S
 NAME WAS UNAUTHORIZED

The statement published in the local newspapers, Monday evening, to the effect that Sigmund Loewith had sign ed the remonstrance against the ap- plication of T. J. Murphy for a liouor license, at Broad street and South Avenue, was erroneous and unauthor- iZed by MT. Loewith or anyone repre- senting him. Mir. Loewith said to- day that he was at loss to know why anyone should take the liberty to speak for him in this matter without first consulting him.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-23
|IN THE THEATRES =
JACKSON'S
1.-THE THIEF"

"A drama of incident, suspense and excitement" is the definition of ''The Thief which Charles F'rohman will present at Jacksons this evening, for work of Frances most gifted man, Henri Bernstein, ''The Thief had an original run of ten months in the Ly- ceum Theatre, New York, during which time it was played also in Ger man, Russian, Spanish, Italian and Swedish The main line of the plot is so readily applicable anywhere that the play passes into the division of the few really great dramas whose force is not directed by. special knowledge of localities or characters. ''The Thief as a. play of rare strength and technical perfection, has become practically a household word and a standard in considering the substance and power of the modern drama. The story concerns a wife who loves her husband to idolatry and who steals in order to hold his affection by the coquetry of her clothes. When the theft is disclosed she resorts to every subterfuge. to ,evade detection. Fin admits her guilt to her friends and the play ends happily.
 
 THREE TWINS"
 Three Twins which comes to Jack sons, on Friday and Saturday even- lHSSs WlGn a matinee on SdCurOdy IS one of the best musical comedies that has ever been produced. It ran in Chicago for five months and for 10 months at the Herald Square Theatre in New York. Three Twins is a musical comedy with a plot and many novel features. The music titillates and tantalizes, and the witty lines and adept clowning excites one to laugh ter. In the second act there are eight of the handsonest Parisian Directoire gowns worn by beautiful and shapely girls. The electrical effects are mar velous, the faceograph being a dis tinct novelty, the electricalN aerial swing being an amazon structure of steel, illuminated with over 2,000 cleo tric lights revolving at a rapid rate with six girls in the baskets singing ''The Cuddle Song'' is said to be one of the most beautiful f1nales ever staged. As this one of the biggest shows to visit Bridgeport this season, it should be greeted by a crowded house at every performance.
 PRINCESS OF PATCHES"
 Dainty Estelle Allen is the star of the comedy drama, f"The Princess of Patches to be produced at Jacksons the first three days of next week with
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-23

Within a short time Uruguay will be in wireless te1egraphic communication
 with the United States, using both Government and commercial company services
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-23

It has been discovered that shrub which covers large tract of noun tainous land in the interior of Chile produces a. good d4unalitH of rubber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-26

Die Gair

Die &unitausitealing ouf Der SUR
iol in oieiem Sabre groB 1tr5 gut
meroen. gs iinb nibt MIR nlebr,
lonoern auh Before 8iloer ange=
meloet, mie ie 5upor. aiinitler BON
Nep yorf, Cincinnati uno onoeren
Hldsen, iopie 4unitibulen aus al
len 9eiIen oes 2anbes boben allge-
meloet, manbe bis 5u 800 8iIbern.
Den photographer lit elm beionoerer
Ylat eingerdumt nno meroen aQe
preisgefronten photographer oiasge-
iteat. Gbenio Sen Mmateur : Mrbci=
TEN, nobel Elm beionoerer Yreis fir
Die bette 4ufnabme ourd) ein afno
inter ~ Sabren ausgeiett lit.
Der Snternationole Sub beabiid-
tiet ben Merifo-gag "a. Oftober)
au einem Der beften Gage Ser Sair
gu MAIDEN. @enn nod Haum gu
erbolten, beabiidtigt SEER 81. %.
9artmonrt, Sefret1r oes Clubs.
Elm 9auptqliartier ir ben glub
81 eroffnen. mettn Dies aber aidi
gu MAIDEN, penigitens Elm Musfunfts-
9ureau fir Die Siibrune bon Meri-
fnnern, melhe Die 6air beluben
9as Gomite, meldes oas Eroeramn
fir ben Sag a~usarbeitet, beitebt
aus Somer CABS, &. 81. Coleman.
%. S. @oblfe uno S. 81. Gbapa.
Mm IA. Nopentber miro Ser Glib III
corpore Die 6air beiuhen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-26

- @ir erbielten elm gren1plar oes
aatalogs Ser 8oumldule bon Otto
in Nell-9raunfels uno lpu-
rem eritaunt iiber oie &ei6baltig-
felt oeIielben. SEER Code 5eigt
ltns, mas Seras berporbringel,
fam; er bot Ourd ieine 8emiibnngen
nno Mrbeiten piel beigetragen, Sic
Sbit-&ultur uno BEN @artenball in
Seras 5l beben.
Ser &eetbopen= Maln1er1or
lit iebt eifrig nit ieinen Gor6e-
reitungen fir Die Shiaer-5eier be-
lbaftigt, bel melfer y@il5elm
Gea" 5ur @uffiibrung fommen iou.
9. g. S6ueGing mnroe Die
Sbeioung BON grneito S6uelin9
5ugeitonoen. Sic Sheioungsfioeq
BON 6amnie 8. S6opparo gegen $.
8. Shopparo nllroe fauen eelaiien.
Ser dineiil6e @elanotc Ssh
Sing Sang pailierte auf Der Tciie
nod Werifo am Montag morgen M
lere Staot.
Cine Doung @omen's Girl.
ltian Miioeiation" ioa ms 2eben &C.
rufen mer0er1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-26
Sc itebt an Der epike.

@robe Eaten perIangen Mnerfen-
nurg. 9ie @eIt front ibren goa-
bringer. 9esbaIb front bas ameri-
faniide @oIf au6 Or. Sings Seem
DISCOVERY als &onig Der Sals- nnb
2nngen=Seilmittel. Sober Mtom iii
Elm @eiunobeits- &fer. IS totet
Seine uno grfdItungen un6 ga
Grippe berf6minoet. IS BELT Die
bonn Suiten angegriffenen Shleim-
bdltte nno beenoet ben @uiten. &ran-
fe, entaiinoete 8ronhaI-&obren ner-
Sen gebeilt, 2ungen meroen furiert
uno 8%Iutllngen boren auf. 81. Seo.
Meore, 8Iad Sud, 81. g. i6reibt:
.gs furierte mir bon 2ungenlei0en,
meldes oue Mer5te aIs boffnungslos
oufgegeben." 30 gts. nno $1.0D.
BrobeHaihe fret. @aranttert bon al
len 9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-26
Sta6trats- &erban6Innaem.

Ga Ser Sta6trat beihloiienN bat,
Die gelegrapben-Hfoiten aus benz
@eIb1ftsbe5irf Der Staot 10 balo fpif
m0gIih 5u ~entfernerl, tpurbe feint
meitere G~rIorbnis fir Mnbringuna
bon 9r1btett an oenielben befpil.
ligt. gbenio muroe Die grIaubnis,
MISUNDERSTANDING an ct Marr
uno Sefferion StraBe gu etabIieren,
perneigert.
g. g. Game erbielt grlaubnis, Elm
6etper=S Ditem an Starr StraBe.
unter Muffiht BEG itdotiiden SSn-
genieurs an5ulegen un6 $50 fir ie-
De 8erbin6ung nit 6emielben 5u be.
rehnen, big ons Seper-Spitem be-
5nbIt lit, porauf es gigentum Ser
Sto0t miro.
Mdnfaca StrnBe jon bon guld-
iDerf gereinigt tper1en.
Die 5ntberlano Springs Ne-
nelopemert gompanp erbielt gr-
lailbnis, itereoscopiide Mnfidten Der
GntnidIung ibrer 9Gnoereien ani
benz Nlnmo Hla5a ,5u 5eigen, bod
BARI pdbreno Der Muffibrung nidts
~Derfauft mer0en.
Cine Sroman5 tpuroe erloljen,
in getpiifen 9eilen Ser Stoot, mo- Ole
Holi5ei es fir notiq erodtet, 2idtes
bic san5e Naht bremen gu Iaffen.
Gin eleftriibes 8ogenIidt an 50.
meron 6traBe, in Der Nabe Del
SduIe tpuroe beor6ert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-26
@elb fommt in Saufen

an u. u. CHISHOLM, bon greaopen.
q. 9. Sein @runo 1T Der Miibe inert
gu leien. u5eit laneer 3eit lit ih
an llnperOauli9feit, trigger 2eber,
@artleibiefeit, Merpoiit1t uno ange.
meiner SdfDd6e", idreibt err. Sd
fonnte nibt idlafen, batte feineil s[p.
petit, feinen gbrgei5 uno tpur6e nit
ieoem Gage idmader, tros oGer inc.
oi5iniiden gebanoIung. Damn ge.
braudte ih electric gitters". IL
6laiben gaben mir oie aIte Rraft
un0 @eiunbbeit mieoer. Nnn fam id
uieoer ieoen Sag meme @eihdfte
beiorgen. gs lit cine munoerbare
Weoi5in. llnfeblbar fir Magen, Sc.
Der, Nieren, 8Illt uno Merbe. SO
Cts. BEL alien Drugeiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-26

tonung: v&err Solmbuber, tpenn
Sic eegloubt boben ioGten, Ser 8ait
auf 0r. 2 mdre = no, id min lie
Der ben Mamen nidt ausipre6ell
= Damn boben Sic iib geirrt. 9ier
=" er belt Dem 8rin5ipal ben 9lod
unter Die @eiidtsnaie: u@eorg
Sreiberr BON Gombure, 2elltnant =
Seioelberg. Sd bari bin5ufiigen,
Der = Serr bon Gamburg miinld,t
orineenbit, ooB - Sic perlte=
ben gemiB, &err S%almbuber. Ills
ib in Der Ioie in @iesbaoen fon-
%oitionierte, batte Der oortige @e=
ibaftsfiibrer NAL oos llngliif, Oas
Snfognito oes Ser5ogs bon Cant
bridge 5u liiften : Ser 8rin5 bot
ME mieoer Die &oie betreten!"
9as mar bas gnoe.
@ie Elm alter geiblagener WtaFm
flolnm Der 8roprietdr Die Sreppe
binab. Gr iab Dos gatl5e groBe I'M
bell Dor iid: entmeoer ct perlor Die
CUNT oes olergndoigiten Serr!l,
Sereniiiimi ~ menn er, bein1lih,
nnter einem faliden Namel1 oielen
nngliidsprin5en beberbergte, Der in
offenbarem @egeniae 5u Seiner So
belt mer meiB mas eritrebte, et-
mas SiirhterIi6es, pieaeiht eine
netn, bas fonlnte, burfte man
niht einmal artsoenfen; ODER aber.
menll er oieien Serrn bon GombnrJ
Bat, in Elm andres Sotel urrt5n-
quartieren an ii6 cine unerD6r-
te 3umutung uno bieier @crr
bon Gamburs miiroe nadber iraeno=
mo oo1 - aber oas fonnte man ia
a1b ni6t ausoenfen = bonn mar
es fir Die 3ufunft natiiriid nit
Der 8naoe oes nelten @ofes porbet.
Irner 9almbuber -armer .Grt-
prin5"
Miiblam batte Der @err Brpprie-
tor lib bis gum Bortol gelhleppt.
ga taudte ploBlid Dor inn cine
~baumlanee breitidulterige @eitalt
auf, uno Salmbuber fubr 5uriid,
mie cine 2ofomotioe nit &onter-
bampf.
Denn Der Mann, Der ga mie eli
&adeengel erlter Sronuns por inn
ltano, mar Der fiiritlih @iaiteiui=
ibe Goliseifommiiiar SEER Cont
pert.
l1no oieler SEER @ampert trug
beut Iogar Chill, ols OF er einen
u@ebeimen" poritellen poute.
l1no bieier SEER @ampert nit
Dem anteoilupianiiden Cylinder bob
Die nit einem bla1en @oabono=
l6ub befleioete Sano, ltedte ben
iibernatIrli6 laneen 3eigefinger,
'als lei es Der Singer Der Ebemis,
in Die Sobe uno iprab: u@almbu-
Der S~ulmbuber! @ir miiien al
lesl &ommen Sic in SIR Yripat-
compton! Die Sadie lit iebr ernit.s
@ie Elm aiirnenoer Soft idritt
Serr @ampert our6 bas @eitibul,
uno es NOR nod elm @lid Bel aGem
ungliid, oaB Der arme gefnidtc
S%otelmirt NIT elmer ltupenoen Set
itesgegenmart Dem berumlungernoel.
Giccolo eine MaulibeIe geben uno,
oaonrd iidtbar erleidtert, befe6len
fonnte:: nSdnea, cine Worfobrun-
ner @usleie ms 8ribatcomptoir =
1898, bon Der Sorte, Die unler per=
ebrter Serr &ommiiiar 10 germ
trinft."
(TortTebunu fuTot.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-26
NIIerIsf.

&err S. 50. ganaoa, Sefretar
Der geras Citrus @rotpers @eiea=
idoft, lit bemibt, $4,000 auf5u6rin-
gen, INN cine Musitellu1lg prapa.
rierter ternniider Griid)te ber5nitel=
len nno an noroIide 5airs uno
4usiteIunsen gu ienoen. Die
SamulIung ion entbalten: 9rangcn.
Sotiumns, 4umquots gitronen,
Jeigeu Herfmonen EfirIihe, Dir
men, MIaumer, 8ananen, Datteln,
1liDeny @%ronotdpfeI, Eecm nno
aloere Niiife. groniiiie, geeren,
Neintrauben uno fire, Broouffe,
Semitic aIler ART 3uderro1r uno
Neis. Diele Hroben iolen ndd iol-
genoen Musiteuungen gefanot mer-
ben. Sectional horticultural Con
greB 5u Council Bluff NoD. 10. bis
TO-; NationaIe @orn-Musiteaung at
9maba, bonn 4. Bic gum 10. De
5eJnbers NationaIe MpfeI=M usiteanng
IN Spofone, @aib. I'M Nopember
ut0 NdtiondIe 9efpGiierungs- uno
Notwithstanding gu gbicogo i'm Ge-
5eHnber. Benil ratiam, peroen aud
nod onoere MusItenungen beIdidt
tperoen.
6err y. %. 9artrnan, Setre-
tar beg SnternntionaIen Clubs, for
bert IN einem GirtuIaridreiben Die
Uiitglieoer oringerto auf Shritte CUR
@riinoung zines Snformationg- gu-
renus uro elmer &mfs1Mgentur, Inn
ben 9anoeI NIT Merifo gu beben,
5u tun. Am Mitttpo1 lon cine 9er-
foHmlung oes Clubs ifottfinoen, Inn
0ieie Sahe gu beipreden.
GER Otto aoebIer, Brd-
fioeut Der Sm antonio @reping
Mliociotion, uno @emnblin, TO-
tpie 9err g + e 3 s.
M. &ummeI. nno @emaDlin
fin0 BON ibrer Meiie nod 9eutfdj-
lan0 5uriidgefebrt.
Carl 6rieorid @raiie, ieii
GO Snbren elm ginmobner unIerer
Sta6t, itorb in ieiner @obnuna,
918 Dit-9ouitou StroBe, i'm Mlfer
bon 50 Sabren on MItersidpade.
Ut binterldBt feline @ittDe, einen
Sobny 5 Godter, 81 GnfeI un6 80
urenfeI.
Mobert Moaop, weIder TOR
8lar5em I'M Sosfe'fden 9tore ge-
furl0eu tpuroe, mo er bebaftptetq
0urd 8ufan eingeidlo6en moroen
81 iein, aber bod cine Mn5abl inert
boiler Waaren in .Suitcnles" eilIge-
padt batte, Inn nit ibnen am oil
bern Morgen unauffdnig ben Stcre
berInifen 81 f0nnen, iff gu 5 Sab
rem 8ud)tbous perurteilt.
Gonntng abeno be~ronitaliete
Der QieOerfran3 cine Mbenounterllol-
tifng IN Der ct. Sofepb's Sale,
bic iebr erfoIgreid ~perIaufen lit, Gas
prograrim mar biibih 5uiammellge-
iteLt. Der Derein iang mebrere
Nummern. Inter ben Solo-Num-
mern Daren elm Ouett bon Srnu
SOBER uno SRI. Sebl nn6 Elm Io[-
deg BON 8. 50. &iIgers nno Geo
81. S. DieImann, oie beibe Dielen
Neifaa erbieIteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-26
Npetmrnu.

90 unb bort in Der Wadt
Ghimmert Elm 2iht.
SIT es oas Slid. oas madt4
Dn peiBt es niht.
Dn unb bort in Der Madt
Rlopfit ou ans GeniterIein.
@ir6 Dir no a~uigemadt =
9os 2eio laBt bid Elm. -.