davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
TO 4TH
WARD BUILDING
CONSIDERED
for New Wing, Which
VIII Increase the North End
School to Twelve Rooms;
lentatiyely Accepted,

Detailed plans for a four room ad-
diton 70 the Fourth Ward school
building We're considered at length at
a meeting Of the board OF education
held in the Central school building
last evening. The plans were submit
ted by Architect r.. y. Cristy and
while no definite action was taken. ii
Is understood they were tentatively
accepted The huiiding committee
was authorized TO ask for bids on the
plans and specifications during this
week ana at the next meeting OF the
hoard. which viii be held next Mon
day night, the contract viii probably
be awarded. II Is the hope of the
board 90 have the building under way
within two weeks and 10 have II com
lleted before the opening of school on
September ~, In the event that the
building Is not completed before the
opening Of school. the overflow pupils
viii be Weil cared for temporarily in
the small buildings which were used
for that purpose last year.
But little else than building the
Fourth ward addition was discussed
at the meeting. IL has been realized
for more than IA year that either an
addition to the Fourth ward or an en-
iirely new building would be neces-
sary to accommodate the rapidly grow p
ing number OF pupils in the north end
OF the city Believing that il Is en-
tlrely practicable To construct a new
wing Co the present building without
marring It's architectural symmetry.
The board caused t0 Dee drawn q num-
her of plans for q four room addition.
The set of plans presented by Mr.
Criatv seemed 40 harmouize with the
old building and IT. they are finally
adopted and the addition erected, they
viii doubtless satisfactorily solve the
overflow problem. ln general the adj
ditIoH win retain the architectural
form ar Tire old building ana win be
erected On the west slide. Special att
tentiaH mas been paid to- lighting fa-
e%ilitles and the plans cail for the most
modern system of allowing sunlight
TO enter the inside rooms
when completed the Fourth ward
viii be the largest ward building IN
the city. containing twelve rooms and
accommodating without crowdlug more
than rive hundred pupils. The over
flow buildings adjoining the main
building Will Dc abolished and may he
moved off the grounds entirely In or
der % give the children plenty of
room for their games
Those present at last nights meet
mg were President A. ]. Maloy. A. \.
/ Trlmhlc. George Giegoldt O. NJ. pa
Wis. Dr. Colbert DR. Wylder. Noah IT,
field. Superintendent W. H. Steriine
ana clerk Mrs Grace Herman.
Superintendent Sterling is husilv en-
gagged these days in planning Tor IN,
| opening OF school. which. however. b.
slim six weeks away The assignment
| IT teachers Ca the different wards the
preparation ct study schedules foi
teachers and pupils aud numcrou.
other matters keep Afr. Sterling Gloss
go his desk In his office in thc Central
! building and things promise to be- 30
. splendid shape for the opening day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
HUSTLER ADMITS He
HAS BEEN IN
UTAH TOWN
Behavior Of MagdaIena Horse
Thief Jailed at Socorro Lends
Color to Belief He Is Man
Wanted in Price City.

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Jonrnali
Socorro, y. NJ. July 25.-H. Bill
ings. arrsted near Magdalena for
stealing a horse from the Becker
Mectavish saw mill and brought to
jail here today by Deputy Sheriff Bob
Lewis. and who answers the descrip-
ton OF q man wanted in Price city.
Utah. for murder. admits that he was
in the Utah town some time ago.
While he strenuously denies any
knowledge of any crime committed
there, the fact that he was in the town
furnishes o damaging coincidence.
In an interview with the prisoner
the Morning Journal correspondent
asked him about the Utah charge and
he admitted having spent "a week in
Ogden. Utah. and having passed
through" Price City en- route south.
Billiigs does lot deny the theft of the
horse at the saw mill.
Ills description tailics closely with
that OF the man wanted in Utah, ac-
cording 10 Deputy Lewis. except thai
ne looks younger. His behavior has
strengthened the suspicion that he is
the guilty man and he viii be well
guarded here until the Utah authori-
ties are heard from.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
MODERN METHODS
MEAN PROSPERITY
FOR SIERRA
General Awakening in Mining
Industry and Properties Be-
Iieved to Be VaIueIeSs Are
Now Worked at Good Profit,
Especial Correspondence to Morning JournalI

Especial Correspondence Ia Morning Journal
H%illsboto, \. NJ. July 25-The in
PRODUCTION of new and up-to-date
mining methods in the Sicrra county
field is playing q prominent part in
the general prosperity in this indus
Try now apparent all I've the county.
Many old properties which were con-
sidered Valueless on account of the
low grade Of the ore. are being
worked at G. substantial profit. The
Wicks mine is expected to be on "a
paying basis in the near future. II is
under lease by the Sigma Construction
and Development company which is
now down about 400 .eet and is TAX
ing out pay ore during the develop
ment wo-,.
The work is under the able super
vision Of Ferdinand Philips. who
knows the mining business from \ TO
4 and who is rapidly making this
property one OF the most valuable in
the district. Three gasoline engines
and five men now accomplish the
work which formerly took twenty
five or more men. Tho best air COM
pressors are used.
There is a big saving In fuel and
other Items under the new regime.
This mine produces principally gold
and silver. r.. l.. summers is head
OF the Sigma company.
Hillsboro is going ahead rapidly
under the impetus Of the mining ac-
livity. The town is To have "a hand-
some new three-room school house.
and Contractor W. d. Ousley has the
Job Of putting up a fifteen-room hotel
for J. O. W. Burke. Since the bank
here has changed hands, being now
in charge Of G. P. McCorkle. it is
showing q steady increase in business.
which IS most nattering.
At Hermosa.
At Hermosa the FL cliff claims are
being developed bv q Philadelphia
company which has blown in a new
smelter with q capacity ~ thirty ons
per day. The ore runs from so ounces
TO 1900 ounces In silver to the ton.
A mile and a quarter west the Ocean
Wave property. o. which John KAISER
is superintendent. and which has
closed down "a 2o-stamp mill. viii re-
open with q lection concentrator.
Chicago capitalists ere financing de-
vclopments here. The Hcrmosa mines
In their time have produced two and
a half million dollars worth 90 ore
Mr. LoNcrn Of Albuquerque IS su-
p~eriniendent az the ~ Clim group
where some fifteen men are now en-
ployed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
Wooden MuIe Rc-opcn At rroro

Wooden Mills Re-Opcn ~ Trovc
The SALT Lake city (Utlh1 Rcpubli-
can says Of a private wool concern
there:
THE knight Wooden mills at Pro.
vo, he's filed articles Of Incorporation
with the county clerk. The company
will ngage in the manufacture Of
wooden and other goods. with Pro-
vo rs its principal place " business
The capital stock is s%15O,0a0, divided
into 1000 shares Of the par value of
$50 each. The incorporates and ntm-
bers Of shares subscribed are. Jesse
Knight. $40 shares. J. William isaight,
10 shares; r. e. Allen. 10 shares; W.
Lester Mangum. 30 shares. Thomas y.
Taylor, 20 shares; treasury stock, l.
$50 shares.
THE plant and other property OF
the Provo Wooden Mills company. ie-
Gently purchased by Jesse Knight. Is
taken over at a valuation of $4,000.
Jesse Knight is president ~ the COM
pany: j. william knight. vice-presi-
dent. and r. =. Allen. w. Lester Man
gum and Thomas y. Taylor constitute
the hoard Of directors. Two addition
al members will be added by appoint
ment OF the present board tn the meas
future. ROYAL J. Murdoch Is secre,
tary and treasurer.
James Dow. an experienced wooden
goods manufactures Of Dexter. Ne.
where he has been manager Of the
Dumbarton Wooden Mills. has been
engaged 10 lake the management OF
the mills. Il Is said thai the mills
viii begin operations some time in
Sentemhcr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26

Joe Martin. putcticai shoemaker.
and repairer Crippled or deformed
feet perfectly fitted us IL y. 3rd.
next 10 Masonic. Temple
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26

'iAhhA Mtin local III norm
portions Tuesday and Wednesday.
West Texas- Fair and continued
warm Tuesday and wednesday
Use Diamond lee. Phone 81 and IS
Drink Glorieta Beer. Phone 90 and 5S
49, spitz is expected To- return today
from New York
Attorney John A. white returned
Yesterday from socorro,
Rev A. NJ Mandalpri returned ycs-
torday from FayWood Springs
Judge LEA a. Abbott left last night
for Santa ne to attend the supreme
court sessions.
Fred y Tuning of uunine & CON
ncil was here from Los Luuas yester-
day %nttondins 20 business matters.
Mr and Airs A.. IL schuerr Of 4oS
West SANTA Ne avenue have returned
from D three weeks visit 10 cleveland,
ohio
Eleular meeting ana Installation of
officers of The triple Link Eebekah
lodge this AFTERNOON By order oil the
noble grand
Attorneys AZ. - Hickey r. W Dob
son mud a q MoMillen went 10 santa
fe Yesterday morning ON business be-
Tore the saprrme court
NeVs has been received from Los
Angeles of tine hirth there on satur-
aas oi 10 hltN eiri GO Mr.. and Mrs. J.
To tichar of SOP south Third street
this cny
besular meeting of Cottonwood
Grove $50 81 Woodmen Circle. viii Dee
held at t-1A this afternoon in odd
Fellows hsll mitation and rc-
rreshmonts.
g. o. stevens. ,he contractor and
builder has secured ihe contract for
ihD erection oi ca residence for ". n.
herfi.k in socorro. and has sent a
sans oi mea there Geo de the work
o. D purand ecnerai agent Tor the
Kansas CITY lilo Insurance
has uuenrsi offices iu the Armiio
building and VIII make Aibuqueraue
bis headUuartera
H. j Rankin af the Southwestern
Hrewery and Sec company was main.
fuiiN bruised about the body yester-
daN morning. uhen Dc was dragged
qnite n distance while attempting 60
stop his driving horse which had be-
como frightened hy "a nearby auiomo-
hiie Mr. Rankin was driving in his
hurFy ae the ume the accident oc-
curred tuing thrown q when thr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
WE LEAD
Buy Your Drug Wants at the
AlVARADO PHARMACY

Youn get whaty you ask for at the
right price.
W. q RArEH.
ist and Gold PhOne n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
ANDEWART BUYS
100000 LBS.
Of WOOL
BIG SALE OF
SEASON Is REPORTED
Representative of SaIter Bros,
and Company of Boston Pur-
chaSeS Clip Of Robert Pollock
and Company

As an indication that he has faith
in the report from Boston that the
wool market there shows improvement
with signs Of better prices later, A.
Vandewart, buyer for salter Broth
ems and company Of Boston. yesterday
afternoon closed the first big local
deal Of the eason when he purchased
from Robert Pollock and company
practically their entire spring clip OF
10000 pounds Of heavy wooi.
The big deal was closed IN less than
two minutes. Mr.. Pollock told Mr..
Vandewart what he wanted for his
wool and Mr.. Vandewart agreed TO
take IL ut the price named. Parties to
the deal refused to give for publica-
ton the prive per pound paid, al
though it is understood hat 1t was at
fun market value that the clip chang
ed hands.
The article on the wool situation
which was published in yesterdays
Morning Journal. in which n telegram
was published received earlier in the
day by Mr.. Vandewart. attracted a
great deal Of attention among buyers
and growers all day yesterday. The
telegram was from Mr.. V~andewart's
firm in Boston and was to the effect
that the market showed signs of i'm
proving with better prices later; hat
sales last week exceeded expectations
and that the indications were hat or
ders would be heavy this week.
Mr.. Vandewart said yesterday aft
ernoon that he had caused the te1e-
gram to be published out OF courtesy
TO his friends and patrons.
The information contained in the
telegram was based on absolute facts. =
said Mr.. Nandewart. 1T isn't often
that / break into the limellght in
newspapers, but in this case, l felt
that my friends and patrons
should know that the market in Bos-
ton was picking up.
'In order to substantiate my opin.
ion that the eastern market is i'm
proving, I bought the Robert Pollock
and company clip of 100, 600 pounds
this afternoon. ! am prepared 10 buy
more wool at fun market values. I am
not 2 philanthropist, but | am a stick
err for a square deal all around. All
ask is a legitimate commission on my
Some of the would-be eastern
are very much set against dis
GUESSING wool market matters in a
newspaper. The truth sometimes
The Pollock clip is now in storage
at M%agdalena, from which point il
will be loaded on cars this week and
shipped in the grease to Boston.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26

10 you need n carpenter. telephone
Hesselden; phone S77-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
100000 FOUND CLIP or
RCSMIII Man Is SOLD

Especial Dispatch 20 The Morning Journail
Roswell. y. 81. July e5-Walter II.
Lord today consigned his clip of three
hundred and fourteen thousand pouais
Of wool 20 Brown and Adams 81 Bos-
ton. The terms are private. ship
ment will require fifteen cars and will
ne made as soon as the cars arrive.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-26
Wool Growers Holding clips for zoe


The Sheridan CWyo.) Post says.
The deadlock in the wool market. so
far as northern Wyoming is concern
ed, has been broken by the sale of
several large clips. Close to 100000
pounds was sold to j. j. Bentley and
r. A.. Stout, and the price paid was Is
cents. Two other clips are reported
sold 81 i9c. These are the only large
sales go. far reported. and by far The
largest proportion Of the wool ha'
gone east on consignment. The ord
ers which generally accompanied the
shipments was to report all offers, but
To make no sales without orders from
the owners. Most of the wool grow
ers are holding for 90 cents. ana the
impression seems to prevail that this
price will be reached In the near fu>
ture. Numerous shipments of sheer
are being made 10 the Omaha markets
and the price as a rule has been salts
factory.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-31

nlent bate iie oie Sir qe0ffnet;
mos iie cigentlid moate, lpor tbr
ie(bit ni6t flor, ols idon Sic cite
5rol iibcr Sic S6melle trot.
Sic idlofen nod ni6t, gnaoise5
6rdlllci1t? Id, es 1T MIR gltt, hab
Sic nod lua1 limo; i6 bate einett
idlollen Sdreden porDin; ipuS met
llell Sic moi, oie Mariefen Mdr=
tens, Die ucrriidte Yerion bat iidl Ell
tr6rlfcn mollen; ein Man:l outs hcnl
Dorfe bat lie ols Sem Seide gc5a-
gen"
Slime Morie luor leihe1blob ae=
morocn; 1ie mllBte ii6 ollf sen 9lnn6
ibres 8ettes iebcl1 1mo ibrc groBen
@uael ioben ibier entIebt 81 Der
often Srm biniiber. u@uruln?"
iroote Tie boitig lno fo1t bari6.
$50, ondoig' Sroi1lein. lpattnl
oenn ionit ols megen ser Gllluncn
@eIdidte nit ocrt @ottlieb! Sic
milicn ia, iuie Dem ieine Mutter it,
noh Squire fat Die Morieten ni6t
geourft oltf Den Stur5. 0a iino 9}on=
Ter genllg, sic elien woQel; nun
bot iie ia mol ibr S6ot 3p ~Ititcr
Mlttter eebro6t, luno bie 6ot linn
geiogt, er ioll ibr nm itid)t nit
elmer geern fomnte1, Sic oas gnu
bige SrdllGeitt iueggeiogt bate; 10
longe lie nod lebe, oitrte CT hldt
oorarl oenfen, Oos Waohen SIT 1eI=
rotten; Sic miilen ia, 9naoie U5ralt=
lein, sic alte i6lport ouf Die Serr'
idoft bier. ltno 90 bat oas bunl=
me Ding iid Dos 10 in ben &oti ge=
11on1ntelt, DOB lie ms @aIler
ging
(Cort{ei,uu,n fh(ot
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-31
9m,noriftibes.
GDr 0eriht.

Weit itrengen1 8lid %betrof)tete Der
@idter Sen a%ngeflagte1. uSbr Sc
li6t l6eint mir befannt", lprudJ Ell;
uih fenne es beitiu,nt. Sinh Sic
ihon einnlul bier geluelen?"
uNein, SEER Gi6ter", unttuortctc
Ser Wonn ouf ser Mnfla0c6alf.
o&oben Sic mid benn l6ou mol
%geieben?"
uSSuwol, Serr Gidterl"
uSft?"
uSomol, Serr 9ti1ter."
vllno mel6es lift SIR 8eruf$"
SD bin Ser &elll1er i'll vgiMncl
2otpen""
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-31
(1ortiebltlll inl0t.)
Dir bcItc Gtnnbe bcs leacus

it, mellll lrlall cine eroBe Sat actan
ODER cine lpnlt0erbore @ntoe(flina qe-
nlobt bat. S. 81. Bitt bon 9tnfp
@st., 90. e., fdreibt: Sci Der lbiuer.
itelr @rfGltuug, sic ih lie orrdae-
tloht, entoefte i1 5lt meiner Nqro-
ben 3ufrieoenbeit, weld)e lpulloerbu.
re SllItell- ltno @rfGltungs -Webi3in
Or. Sings Nelp DISCOVERY 1T. @ine
SIaidc frrierte mid p%oGItanoia."
so Gts. lllo $500. 8criuhsaaid)c
frct. @arottirt bon often 9rugeiit. n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-31
wrnuoeiacutnms . lle6ertraannacn.

Is. s. @robe ltnb Srau al 5. S.
afine, @runbltiid in Der Mdir unb
Stumbero's I'bbition; $3.50.
Ssubn IS. O'geean all g. s. Maorris
nn6 8. 6. Gbobe, 26h Nder 2nnb;
$4,000.
6. 81. @tieren nnb Sreberid aeuseI
on 81. 81. 9atpion, @runbftiie in Der
Becan @rope &bbition; $4,000.
9If 81. @ottlin an Serbert @ottlin.
@runoitiid in Der Sreaiure Sill Ger'
rdce Mbbition; $500.
Sbomos Sengg an %. .. gbetp.
@runoitiid i'm neuen gitbsglod $50;
$1,000.
6. 81. appermann ui,b Srarl oil
Charles Se(fers, @r,inbitiid iii Ser
goli1na Qbbition; $3.50.
2olis 6. @eilmann nno Sron oil Nus
oplpG &eilmnnn, 8rnnbitiid nj, bet Hoe
hers Ctr; $4,000.
6ars Brian an 2ena 8riun,, grhib>
ltiid an Der 9atpion Ctr; 81 Ii. q.
Srou aate 8ur8ba9 an S. %. aoi1.
maui, @rrnbitiid an Der 2ar6ompra
Ctr; 1910.
9. 9ate, @rnnb{tiid in Der 6. 81.
Stribling SubbibtiiDn; $1,000.
Som Marion gbparbs am &arrb
Serbberg, @rnn0ltiid an Der Claudia
Ctr, S. Ii. q.
@m. 9obrotpolsfi uno shaeuit 6.
Erou an 8alter Sobnion, @ruHOitiid
i'm neller gitbs8lof 1884; $500.
e. 81. @idler unb Srau an @iQiam
0obroipolsfi nnb Iusult 6. Stroll,
@runbItiid al Der @eit@gommeree Git;
$4,000.
Catherine @eber an Garolma Z. Be
Gaoena, @runoifiid an Der Grenet Ctr !;
S1050.
6enrb &rouie unb Srau all gmif
6aeder, 100 Mder 2anb; $4,000.
s. s. gIitner unb Srau a1 8. s.
Mobben, ~ @der 2onb; $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-31
8.

Gin &onferenafomite beiOer
9auier lit fir Die @eriidernhgsbill
ernnnnt por6en.
- Ser Staatsienat bat Den gse.
idluB, iid am Samftas oil uerta.
gen, angenommen.
= 9ienitag morgen eegen 1 lier
80. Min. ~enteleiite in anltirL Ser
nod Siiben fommenoe paIioaier-
aug Der sc. g. & z. 8abn. 8ipei
Bulman uno atpei anoerc @a9en
famen BON Dem @eleile. 3mcl Yoiia-
giere uuroen perlest: S. M. Bor6
aus Oklahoma Gitp uno S. Je. Si6.
lep aug Sbrebeport, Ga. GrltcrenI
muroe cine @ippe eebrofeL lebierer
,uuroe an ben 8einen berleBt.
Sran 81. 6. Streigb. aus NC
Wregor, Die ibren @attell eri6olieIl
baben ion, lit bonn &riminolappeiia-
tiorsgeridt gegen Stealng e;nel
Uiireidaft BON $4,000 in 3reibeit
eelest noroen. Sn McGregor bai
oiele gntiheioung oes @eriGts gro.
zen unpiaen berporgerufcn uno 81
l6rmenoen Demonitrationen aeIubrt
4ns Brownsville nirb aentel-
bet, oaB bort elm itarfer Gturm
tobt.
Sobn g. 8aiier, iriibsr in
Stem gorf, lit gum 9ilfsbibliorDefar
an Der Staotsbibliotbef in @ultin
ernannt moroen.
Die Sin Der Garmers' Union
60. in Sm Warcos lit absebraant.
Sn Sobnion gitp finoet Sams.
tag cine 2ocaI Sption-atitimntun9
itatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-31
Gntbefte cine reid)c Wine.

g.. 81. 9eitog bon Goal gitp, @la.,
fagte, er bnbe zine mabre Winc
BON @eiunobeit in Or. Sinus SEEN
2ife 8illen entoedt, oa fie ibn mad
t2idbrigem 2cioen bon eiiter 2.her
mo Nieren-a ranfbeit furiertcn. %
Gts. Bel naen DrilggiItcrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-31
observation-disclosures.

Marie Meber, N%eparaturen Silo@
Hreia Ctr; $50.
8etridzGaur 2umber Company, Gf=
flee. Qamar Ctr; $500.
S. S. gIitner, 8o9n6aus, gooIebcIt
glne.; $1,000.
g. S, @robe, @obnballs, onoia,a
Ibe., $1,000.
81. @ieienbad. eiienbefleiSetes Sc.
bdllbe. Gan 2ris Ctr; 800.
S. S. @embIer, @eparat,tren, Grodett
Ctr; $95.
Charles Zimmerman, anbaa, ::asers
ibeibt Ctr; $35.
Gam 9tern, @nbau, Sou.l Ctr;
$177.
6. 6. @aber, @~eparature,,, staple
Ctr, $25.
Grau 6. grabcn, @obnbals. Gales
Nbe.; $40.
9etri6sG aur 2umber Company. @crs
er0erung, 2amar Ctr; $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-31
. iueh!

Womo: vginen 3iebesbrIefIteller
lnuB i6 inter Deinen giidern fin.
Ben es lit bod unerborf! $50
bait Oh oenn ben ber?"
2otte: Ger lag auf Dem goben
in ser @iite, in Der Define Bidder aus
Der Geniionots5eit liegen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-31
3i frib aefrcmt.

S6miegermutter (al,f oenn 8obn-
boD: uabieu, SdmieseriobnL nod.
item @erbit fomme ib 5itm lcbten
Mol unb bonn nidt mebr ouf @e-
iud. COOS erfreute @eitdt 6es
Shmiegeriobnes bemerfenb}: fenn
Damn bleibe id golls BEL gud!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-31

DDS Snternatipnale So5ioli.
Iten-9ureau in &openbagen bat Der
So5ioliltiiden Mr6eits-YarIei Die
aleide @ertretuna pie Der So5iali'
item Gortei in Nmerifo perlpeigert.
Ger aaiier unb oie aaiierin
bon <Blano into 0ienltag nat)mit'
tag wolbe6alten, III S6loR Srieo,
berg in Seiien e%ingetroffer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-31
Gut aemeint.

Srou: uytld)t mobr, Wa!t1lt)ei1,
9u bleibit beute Abenb gu Sa,lle uno
gebit nidt in sic 8eriolnmllung2
Cont mnBt gu Did Die 1all5e
Iodt binourb drgern uno fonnlt
oonn morgen @ormittag i'm 8urean
mieoer nidt rubig lhlafen!!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-31
Gritannte sfeptifer.

DaB cine ernfade, reinIife, moi.
ried)enoe aompoiition, mie Bud
lens Mrnico SaIbe, gran6., Gdnitt.
un6 ai1oere @un6en, lotpte Veulen
uno 9dmorrboi6en aiigenblidli6 tn.
riert, erItount Sfeptifer. 8eriufJt es.
% Gts. bei alien 9ruggiiteG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-31
Bed.

9ripatier: v@as if bod NIT mel.
men &ohinnen INNER fir 8e6 bottel
Die erite bat Mid beitoblen bie 6mei-
te fat mid fir Morienbab rcif ae.
ma6t unb Die brittle bat MIDI gar
gebeiratetl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-31
Die 11eherfIhin.

@naotge: uDos muB Sbnell Der
Weio loiien, 8auline: Sbre Mapca.
nailen iino itets bon gans apartem
@olgei6mad." vSa, gnaoigc
Srou, meme Maponnoiien manoeln
abieits Der breiten 9eeritrdbe ailI
ganalih nnbetretenen 8fahen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-31
Der .Nerliner Sofn[nnarit

Der ogerliner 2ofalon5ciger"
bringt cine @rflarung bon eineln
Der unteriu6enben aer5te, in neldler
Ser getreffenoe bebouptet, ooB fei-
ner Ser angebliden Gbolerofranfen
it Berlin uno Spanoolt mirffia, on
Der Cholera gelitten bot ODER iel6et.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-31
0as fleinere 1tebeI.

,1rofeiior: u2aiien Sic bas hrn1s
Inc @rimien, Wiillerl" (M.nGer
imo6t Elm ernftes @eliht.)
9rofeiior: o0ein, 10 geht's crit
redt niht, grin1en sic lieber ME
oeri"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-31
Gr repand,iert iid niht.

Dorfmirtin: u@er lit Sem Ser.
Ser ga idon ne balbe Stllne' in Der
96anfitub' libt uno nii6t ~pcr5ebrt2"
@irt: y9os lon a 8olta1iiiiert
iein aus Ser Staot.~ = uNu, 10 c
quietl1iger &erl = MOO Oh bod 30.
rige 8od' eridt bunoert Marf elm
ge5oblt ba1t!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-31
Nidt aans.

.@eiBt Gu idon, Miller's Mimi,
Die als 8adfii6 nur fir Mfrlfarei-
ienoe idmarmte, beiratet iest."
oMun, bot lie aud einen 1efrlegt2"
v@iht gang aber bod mcnig-
Itcns einen @einreiienoenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-31
Gin WenSdlenfreunb.

uad, flagen sic ood niht, 'pesr
Doftor, Sbr 8eruf bat bod audi
idone Seiten; mie berrli6 muB es
MIR gum 8eiipiel iein, einein Men.
i6en 10 olles perbieten 5u fonnenl"