davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26
BIG HOSTELRY TO ADD
LUXURIOUS FEATURES
$4,000 to Be Expended by the
Hotel Green Management

PASADENA, June 26.-The Hotel
Green management is making extensive
preparations for the anticipated heavy
tourist travel this winter. w. E. Grat-
tan, representing his father-in-la law, Col.
G. G. Green, is in charge Of the $4,000
improvements to the hotel, and work
will begin at once.
Three distinct new features will be
added for the convenience of guests.
The main dining room will be enlarged
to a considerable extent, several first
floor apartments will be converted into
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26
CHOICD OF WIFE, TEXT

DR.. Daniel F. Fox of the First Con-
gregational church will preach on
1.-THE Choice of a Wife" at this even
ing's service, which will be the last
Sunday evening service until after the
summer recess.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26

ct never try to cross a bridge until I
come to it."
'I know you don't, and 1 guess you
never try to earn meal until you get
hungry, do you?"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26
Will be assisted by his singer,
TO DISCUSS PEACE

The Friends reading circle will dis
cuss Peace at their meeting in the
Friends meeting house. Villa street
and Galena avenue, this afternoon at
o'clock, and they announce that visi-
tors are welcome.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26

You can buy IT, perhaps at many places. but
there's one BEST place to buy h-and that
place advertises-
The Coconino sun., 1910-04-29

The question is frequently asked these days: What will happen on May 18th when the earth passes through the tail of Hally's Cometp
 Prophecy after the act' would here be the safest method, fl one were in the prophecy business. Comets are at times cratic bodies and do not always obey our laws of expectancy, A perfectly deh- mite answer would be that no one knows exactly what will happen, if we are to be vigorously scien- tifc and include all phenomena that might possibly be observed.
 So far as the earth is concerned, it can be said with great deal ot assurance that nothing very much out of the ordinary will take place, even if it should pass centrally through the streamers of the com cts tail. The head of the great comet will be about fifteen million miles away at the time, too far away to cause any perceptible dis turbance, and the tail where it crosses the earth's orbit must be a very tenuous affair. Certainly no. astronomer who is familiar with our latest knowledge on com cts, and who has before him the extensive historical accounts about them would venture to predict any direiul calamity" at the present time. Also, prophets who might be tempted to tell us that the world will suddenly come to an end on the day we are now look ing forward to with such great interest, might do well to look up the literature on this subject and note the number of times the earth has been threatened with destruc- ton by some great cosmic catas- trophe.
 Early records, beginning 467 B. C., and recent calculations by the English astronomers Cowell and Crommelin, tell us that Hal ley's Comet has been observed some thirty times on its returns to the neighborhood of the sun. Since 24o B. C. very few returns have been unrecorded, It was the first known periodical comet. It belongs to our solar system as much as any of the planets. So far as its motion is concerned, it has been quite as orderly in its behavior as any member of the solar family. It's position in the sky and time of appearance, since 1t was known to be periodic comet, have been calculated with
 
 - suu,anuu.uuuurws.nnuu
The Coconino sun., 1910-04-29
w. LArTEy.

remarkable accuracy. When itI was discovered September nth, last year-it was almost exactly in the place indicated by calcula- tions, after having been invisible for some seventy odd years. It has been suggested that the activ- ity of the great comet has not been as regular in it's behavior as it's motion. Its appearance has varied greatly from time to time. This is probably not due to any appreciable change in size or ac- tivity of the comet, but rather to the fact that 1t is not always pos sible to observe 1t at it's best. On some of its returns when 1t made great displays, as for ex- ample in Io66 and I456, it was the cause of great superstitious dread n d widespread terror. When Halley's Comet reappeared in I75o, true to Halley's predic- ton made in I682, the messen- gers of the gods were shorn of the power they had previously held in their supposed influence on the affairs of men. Halley's great work demonstrated that comets were subject to the same law of gravitation that operates in our own solar system and that they enjoyed no special privilege, except that most of them were permitted to visit the depths of space far beyond the boundaries of our system, many of them per haps never to return.
 Halley's Comet passed per ihelion," the point in it's orbit nearest the sun, April Io about 9 p. m. and has again begun it's long journey to the larthest point in orbit, about 5000, ,ooo, ,ooo miles beyond the outermost planet, or about 3, 800, ,ooo 1000 miles from the sun. The comet has retrograde" motion, that is, 1t moves in a di- rection opposite to that ot the earth, and the two bodies are now moving toward each other. On May IS, about 9 p. m., the comet will be nearly in a straight line with the sun and earth and there will be a transit of the comet across the suns disc. As seen from earth the apparent path of the comets head will be little to the north of the center of the sun. The transit will begin about h. 50 m. p. m. and will last about an hour. This is after the sun has set on all parts of the United States. Observers in the islands of the Pacific ocean will enjoy the rare opportunity of studying the comets head as projected upon the suns surface. Just how much of the comets tail the earth will pass through is not certain. We shall probably graze only the outer streamers. It is possible there may be some atmospheric display, but hardly probable. The effect if any must be very slight, as the matter composing the tail is in an extremely rarifed condition. In case the sky is clear it may be that we shall see some of the streamers of the tail sweep slowly across the northern heavens.
The Coconino sun., 1910-04-29
Haley s Comet
TO THE COMET.
lay Q. LAMrhANn. ot owell observatoryl

coMEL Hast thou ne CT the Comets flaming flight? Tn lustrious stranger passing, terror sheds On gazing Nations from his frey train Of length enormous takes his ample round Thro depths of ether unnumberd Worlds, Of more than solar glory; doubles wide Heav'ns mighty cape; and then revisits earth, From the long travel of thousand years.
 (Ngh Thoughts No. iv.)
  Lone wanderer of the trackless sky Companoness Say dost thou fly Along thy solitary path, A flaming messenger of wrath Warning with thy porentous train Of earthquake, plague, and batleplain' Some thou dost fail To bring mischief in thy tail For ignorance doth see, Wrapped in its vain credulity, Coupled some dire mshap with thee
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08
oeren ebeIifes Slid f~eineslucqs AZ

oeren ebelides @liid feinestucgs 81
beneioen let.
Witten inn Ylauoern unterbrad)
tie ii6 uno 5eigte na6 Dem Simn1el.
Gin @emitter, @elten!. -" @on
Weiten berouf riidte cine erougelbe
8olfenipanb. Die Natur man filler
%getporoen; trage bling oas 2aub scr
9aume, Ser @elong Ser GDueel per-
itu1nmte. Ser auffliegenbe Gbauiiee=
Itaub nabm tri6ternoe Sormen an.
Gin @etter, 8eltenl" rtef MN
au6 Soft nno bemmte SEN 2auf iei-
mes &aoes, I'M Dem Sreuno an Die
Seite 5u fommen. @elten 5eigie
cine beoenflt6e Miene. Ser Stogl
Der &doer 5iebt oen 8lib al; a,tb
fonnte Elm tiidtiger H~egenguB TIT
lonoer9eit fir oie 9ame1t offer
bonb l1nbequemli6feiten I'M 6efolge
baben. Ser &eiiemori6aa 5og iei-
ne Goutenfarte aus Ser Sasbe nl,o
iudte mad BENT naditell Inter
i6lupf. u@em mir ettpos aussuleeat
berinden," ioete er, nfonnsn mir
in elmer balben Stunoe olll Sorit-
bouie lein unb BORT oas 6eipitter
obnarten.
(GorfSekulfn fnIof
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08
3ommt i6meQ,
SIR babt nidt mudenlans an iuarten.
Sine San Mntontp Sanitrattpm.

8arten lit entmutigenb.
&al6es 9anoeln gefalt Sebem.
Cine 2ait auf Dem 8iiden 1T Elm
i6peres @enidt.
Sart Sag fir Sag gu trogen.
9as @epi6t bebeno, entfernt bic
2ait.
8ringt anerfennenbe 4ntmorten.
Gan @ntonto 2eute er5Gblen 3d.
bon.
gr5dblen bon raider uno fiderer
&eilung.
Sier 1T ei1 san.
Srou S. S. 8ommart, 400 COOPER
StraBe Ctr, Gan Intonio, Seras,
iogt: SD fiible, ooB i6 9oon's @ie-
rem Biaen ni6t bo6 genlts preilen
fart. Sd lit langere 3eit an @ie-
renleioen uno es i6ien, ols es ni6tS
pas mir 2inoerung bringen fonnte.
Die Observation-Disclosures maren 5u
baufig nn6 ib lit an i9meren &opf=
SdritteIfroit uno S6nin-
oelanfdaen. IS ging nit meiner Sc
iunbbeit rai6 bergob uno ols i6 BON
9oon's Nieren Giaen borte, ber-
i6affte id mir cine S6adtel BON
Ser Seros Drug 60. SIR @ebrdud]
bradte mir bolo before @eiunobeit,
pie id mild ieit LANCER 8eit erfreut
bette nno befreite oud BON oaen 2ei-
ben in meinem &iiden ln1o meinen
Hieren."
Gum gerfaltf bel anen Sanblern.
Breis so Gents. Softer ilburll
60, Buffalo, Seem Sort, aueinige
@genten fir oie Ser. Staaten.
grinnert @u6 oes Namens =
0oons = uno 1lehmt feille anoerel..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08
R~ekanntmaebung fur Stsusr'
Zdbler.

Mopor's Office, l.. Sllul 1910.
Sn nebereinitimmung init Den
Sroinan5en Der Stoot Sall Intpnio
miro hermit ieoe Berion, Jirnlo,
Seilbaberidaft uno aorporatior,
Die am /. Gage bes Stunt 1910
Gigentltm innerbolb ser @ren5en Der
Staot Gan Intonio eigneie ooer
fontreaierte, oas Ser 9eItellerr1i,g
u1terliegt, oapon benadrid)tigt, oa5
Die Bidder bes itaotii6en N~iieiiors
fir Die In9abe bon gigentum 5ur
9elt enerung iebt ge0ffnet finb uro
oaB aae sic @enannten bon Seiten
Der Stabt eriu6t nerben, Bis gum en-
item Gage bes September 1910 ibr
@igentlm fir Die 8eIteuerul1q all-
5ugeben.
Mapur Gallagban,
gltteltiert: Mopor.
5reb. 5ries, StdotcIerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08
SofaleS.
@crbotene G6rperberidDnernms.

SSn unieren oufgefldrten 3eiten
regt ii6 fein Menib oariibcr aut
tpenn Srauen our6 aIerlei gebelrue
uno offenfunoiee Mittel6en ais Ga
iinb: S6minfen, Huoer, fali6e
30pfe, Shniirleibden uilu. lire
S6onbeit 5ll perbeiiern" iu1en. Sn
Ser neuten alten 3eit" i1eiltt IS ober
Die boloe @eiblidfett in oieier @e-
5iebung etpas arg getriebert 81 Du=
ben, ionit nare mol Elm 10 brafomt=
ihes @oift, mie es 1879 pola eng
liiden Barlament eeeen Srauell 10
90 &ei5e portauiden, oie iie gar nid6t
beiisen", e%rlaiien nuroe, ~iiberboupt
nidt moslidy eelpeien. gs 6eibt in
oieiem raoifalen 9orlaillcntsGe-
idluB: oSeoe Srau mie alt lae
auh iein nnb nelfer @eIellihafts-
flaiie iie aud ~angeb0ren mag = sic
onr6 fiinitlibe 2odmittel, mie fol-
16e Scare, @eii6tsmalerei, Sd)ube
init boben @biaben, ausgeItopite
9iften uim., eilen l1nterton Seiner
Waieitat tduiben, perfiibren ooer
our @be berleiten ioute, Ion genou 10
beftraft mer0en mie cine Sere, uno
Die Seirat ioa fir ltneiiltig erfl0rt
mer6en." @enn oas Borlanent es
fir notig belt, gum Sdute Scr per-
~blenoeten, toridten MGnnermelt Der.
ortige Wasregeln 5u %ergreifelt, borf
man mol obne neiteres oruae1men,
6aB Die Gieben 5ralen oie &u1lit,
ibren &orper 5u perdnoern un6 gu
berbeiiern, iebr gut peritanben baber
miiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08
q Ter | /.
&eute. Mittmoh aben

Seute, Mittpodt abeno geben
Die S6mler uno SddiIerinnen oes
Serrn Carl Sobn Elm &iano-&on-
aert in Der gafino-SaGe.
Ser Sdulrat bat Die grnen-
tturlg bon SRI. Spnan, Die 1ion Dem
@eies ni6t angeitent perbell fonnte,
neil ibr @ruoer Mitglieo oes
Shulrats tit, pioerrufen.
9ie SelmiibIen-S uperinters.
t%enoenten balten oueenblid(id ibre
&onbention bier ab.
Sn Golge gu baitigen grinfcns
bon gismaiier, mabreno iie febr CT.
bist mar, lit bier Elm iutges Mao.
den namens Maitrita 8olallto &C.
ftorben.
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Die srpke Sbee elmer 1sran

1T, ii6 o~n5iebeno gu mo6en. aber
nenn iie franf 1T, oann 1T ons
idmer. aranfbeit betpirtt i6ledtes
Iusieben. &ber Gleftric 8itters
giebt Den Srouen @eiunobeit uno
S6onbeit 5uriid. @s reguliert 0ta.
gen, 2eber uno Nieren, reitigt oas
glut, giebt itorfe 0erpen, flare 4lt-
gen uro cine feline &aut. 8erilldt es.
SOC BET alien Oruggi1ten.
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Br1ii6ent gaft bat eil,

8rdiioent Saft bot cine Spe-
5iolgotidaf an ben &ongreb c.
ianot uno i'm eriudt, 0ie @iien.
babnbia oabin 5u amenoiereiL baf
Die geitimmung be5islih Der Modt.
ertpeiterung Der carbohydrates
%fommiiiion iofort nod unter5eid,.
iilns Der 8ia in 9raft trete.
Sn ben Yrimdrtpablen il
Soma baben Die repubIifaniidcn Ssn.
iurgenten geiieet.
Ser feiner5eit biel genanllte
9eger @iGiam 9. grum oen Hoole.
belt gum 9afenfoaeftor in CHARLES.
ton g. g., ernnrnt batte, lit bonn
Erdlioenten gum @eIanoten in Der
Hegerrepublif 2iberia ernannt NOR.
ben.
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@mmprtfii6es.
SIN Sbmpbomie= &pnstrt.

Sodter (beim aoaeio): uSScst
oriidt geetbopen in ieiner Mlliif
Die mebmiitige Sebniudt na:1 Dem
.perlorenen Slid ousl" Wutter
(beim Moeitoio): n9os lit iest Die
&lage iiber oas trauriee Meniden.
loos!" (Der foleenoe Sci! miro
our6 einige Boufe1iblage eingelei-
tet.) @oter: Limb ieet miro frild
ange5apft!"
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Sanfiaa,tud.

@Qen 9enienigen oie meil,en pcr-
itorbenen teuren @atten ullo ru1lern
lieben 8ater Gbriitian Oei-
CUR lesten 8ube ecleitelell
uno ieinen Sarg 10 i6on nit 8lu-
men i6miidten, Defenders aud) DEM
Damendor Der lutberii6ell ct. So
bannis Stride uno Serrn Saitor
Sartmann fir feline t1oitreiden
@orte am @robe, ipre6en mir uniern
her5liden 9arf aus.
Tran Grit. 9e.ainser
nn0 &inoer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08

Gartenmirtidaft uno Reltaura-
ton. 8or5iislide Slide, ausge5eid-
nete @etranfe. Mufmerfiame 8eoie-
nu1g. @arme uno faIte Speiien gu
ieoer Sages5eit.
Gbilipp @eikler, gigentiimer.
Miiiion Coop, 1abe 8ere's Miible.
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Sin meime Treunbe mmb Gmnben,

gu meinem eroBten 8eoater,l
muB id befonnt MADDEN, baB l6 Die
lie Saiion ni6t in Der 2oge biz @ol-
lie gu fanfe1. Sd eriude oesbal6
ale meme Sreunbe un6 &unocii,
feline Senouneen an mid gu mo-
den, oa i6 niht i'm Stanoe Elm, mid
nit ibnen gu befoiien.
s. s.. 3anbcriom.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08
Shla9fertta.

@r itobnte: uSieb DIR mir NAL
oieie Gednurtsen an: 3ebn Dollars
fir 8arfimerie = fir nidts ois
9ufte, Die entidtpinoen uuo p%erflie-
gen." Sic la6elte falt. So,
en~tgegnete iie, , oie entIdmineen
uno perfliegen, UNI iid init Dem
9uft Der 3igorren uno 3ieareiten au
pereinen, Die bu ieoen Wonot ber-
braud1t."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08
Werlanat.

Cine 2ebrerin ODER 2ebrer nit 2.
Gertififot fir cine s Monat Gfule,
muB neben gnglii6 9euti6 unter-
ri9ten fonnen in beioen Sprad,en
big gum 4. @rao, eingei6lorIcn. &C.
balt nod ltebereinfunft. Mal; meroe
ii6 iofort on S. 6. &amls,
8aiqe, Serag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08
Qehrer=@ eimdl.

9ie glfbarot 59ule, 5 Meilea
bon &unee, iudt einen tii6tigen
2ebrer, Ser in 9eutid uno gngliid
unterridten fam (ein Matr1 miro
oorge5ogen). Sermin s Monote nit
iebr gutem @ebolt. Mon lrenDe I;6
an 8. S. Sdorre,
&1nge Seras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08

Nad Dem 8eridt oes @der-
bau-D Departments in Muitin lit in
oieiem Sabr Inn 6 Broaent nteGr
2ano in Teras nit Cotton bepfIan3t
moroen als lestes Sabr.
= Die Gin bon Soc 8eter bel
@eimar lit obgebrmnt. MogIid)er
8eiie Iiegt 8ranoitiftung Dor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08
@Gbleriid.

&idter Gum Spibbl1benebepaar).
Bel Dem @inbru6 in oas Mooepans
retgeifdft BADEN Sic ii1 merflpiir-
oigerpeiie nidts atgeeignet, oa Iil,o
Sic mol geitort poroen? : @llge-
flagter: uRein, meine 5rQu ge.
braudte einen neuen Sut, aber lie
Bot ni6ts Goiienoes eefunoen.
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ans Der sdlmle.

Rrofeilor (oiftiereno): y.. i1no 10
5ogen Die @ermonen NIT ibrem gam
gen Sab uno Gut, nit ibrenl 8ieb,
nit Srou uno &inoern = 2eE!
mot1n boben sic = &inoer2s"
ngeo6 ni6t, 9err 8mrofeiior!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08

Samen, ipel6e ibre 0ieoerfuafi
erlparten, finoen Iufnabme uno gill
tie Bflege. Iu6 iperoen fleil,e Silt
Ser in 8flege genommen. 1923 Npro
Mesquite StraBe.
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!. GnIinns MpihGft Nhrn |

SolloeS Beldlaff. nSbre Ubren-
fabrtf bot alio gleite gemodtl 90
baben Die ltbren mobl nifts ge.
tangt?" vgei6ts getaugt? ltni're
ubren tpnren oas Soltbeite, tpog es
gibt. @ber mir baben ieoem 41itfer
Elm Sabr garantirt, ut6 oaran iina
mir 5ltgruno' gegangen."
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9as idiidterne Manmdlen.

Wann: Ser Mrst bat BET mir ei-
ne 0ifotinpergiftung feitgeitcqt.~
Srou: 0Du rau6it ia aber gar-
ni6t, Mannl"
Mann: uSa, ia - oarouf bdtte
i'd i'm eigentlid %aufmerfiam MAIDEN
lolen."
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: Ser mittIere Sei[ Der italieni-

Der mittIere Sei[ Der italieni-
iden 2anoidaft Gampanien tit bon
einem erobeben beimgeiud)t. SIN
Shlimmiten iheint es in ser Sro-
bin5 Mbeaino getpeien gu fem. Scion.
oers idfper bat Die Staot Galltri
gelitten. 21 Berionen limo bort ge-
totet. Die StoBe tpltroen biz mad
&alobrien rro Si5iIien geipiirt. SaIi
gleih5eitig plroe bic 8ejileile Der
Smell Sarbinien BON eincrn Chiffon
heimgeiuht, Der einen Sdaoen bon
So 100000 angeri6tet baben ioa.
Sbeooore 9ooiepeIt belt Oiens.
tag ieinen 8ortrag IN Ser uniberii,
tat gu Srforo. CT ipra6 iiber
Biological analogies IN Siltorp"
Mooie0eIt empfing BET oisier @ele-
genbeit bon Der rniperiitGt Orforo
Die @iroe zines Doftors Der sfedte.
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Seiratsseind) : Cine @itloe
miini6t 8efonnti6aft BON anitanoi=
gem Wonn 8pii6en so uno So Sab
rem 8peds Seirot. Mon ihrcibe g.
g. 6. Sreie Breiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08

0eindjt Elm eritfIaiiiger oeutifcr
3innidmieo, regelmdBige Mrbeit i'm
Saule. N6beres Gbuarb Sricbrid),
802 @aIt Commerce StraBe.
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Suites 2eidlen.

Mntter; n@laubit Oh, o,B ser
Sefretdr anbeiBen miro?"
Sodter; r@epiB, benn er nlad)t
'6on 10 teiBenoe gemerfutgeu u6er
Dt6l"
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@erlanati

Gin &nobe bon a6tbdrer Samilie.
iuefder oos Sattlerbonoiperf 81 cr-
lernen mniii6t. Nidt inter IA Sal
rem. SD. Brill,
@onis StatiprL Seros.
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GrpreTmna.

8erebrlide 8eoaftionl ~. uld
meme Sdmieeermutter finoc ben
bon mir eingeianoten 9fomm Dor-
treffli6. Soaten sic i'm nidt eaf-
5eptieren, miro iie lif erloubell, bet
Sbnen por5uipre6en
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08

Serr &aier?"
uSSa, benfen sic iid!~
u8as mar benn Die uriade2"
nS6meigeu mir lieber baruberl"
u9o6 nidt gar etna Selblt. 2"
r@ott, penn's bas nod gelpeien
pare Na, Sbnen fam ids il onpcr-
trauen: Son einen1 alten Omnibus
lit er iiberfabren moroen."
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8mt sesebem.

&oufmonn (als feline @attili itorf
peridleiert iiD: Sara, gu fomnil
mir belite Dor tpie unlere 0ilan5!"
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9aber.

u9u 5~itterit INNER am aan0en
&orper, uenn Oh ELM sllltolnobif
fommen fiebftl"
nSa, meibt gu, meme Sraa lit
mir fiir5li6 nit eitlem Muto ausse.
riidt, ieitbem babe i6 Mneit, bas
oas Muto iie m%ie6erbringen Miro"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08
8 iueb!

Wutter: Sdori6l, is Ser Goter
immer nod inn @irtsbaus? =
Sboridl: uNeel = Mutter: Na,
@ott lei Cant! $50 lit er benin? -
S6orihl: SIN Gbauieegrabenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08
g f1

Sran Wag6alene 9abp, 81 Sabre
8. 9. 9aheloer, 60 Sabre; Geo.
Sfueler, 45 Sabre; gtbel 2orane
Subj, 5 Monate; 2ucile Sober, 20
Wonate; Senrp Saddle, s Sabre,
MlDin Boiler, Z Monote; @la. S.
2enb, Al Sqbre; @m. MutD fen,
go SsSahre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08
Srahemfntter

oNun Npas iaete Define Alte SIT
benz biibiGen gerniteinidmuf. Den
9u ibr geitern aus Der &neipe beirl-
bra6teit?"
Sic idlief idon, uno oa babe
if) Die ueberraidu1na fir eittn ip0-
teren San aufgebober."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08
ASeirafsfhein e.

@iliam M. &anns uno gIaade
Mattbetps.
Sulius Sran3 8ui6maum ur5
&uguite &meier.
@iaiam Sbomas 9anlon ullo $40.
rte Braben.
grnit Otto a1lop uno SoDnnie
Dapis.
Sermann 6. Berger if. unb @ns.
ma Gin Nidels.
gilbert 8. Sbmfen unb Mario
glisbetb Martin.
8ictor s. @oeI uno Mnllic 2ouiie
@iesIer.
CHARLES 8. @iaioms ulro Msap
Mgnes @ippitein.
@m. &1tapp unb 9eiiie Wec@rod.
lin.
@eter Sanien uno @il6eImine
Gbriitie.
@ebnrten.
s. S. 3eIImer un6 Jrau, Elm
Mdoden; S. g. Sdroae ull6 syrau,
elm 9nabe; 8. S. Diesel urtO Ssrou,
elm &nabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08
Sdlam.

8relnoer: o@orum ltebt benn
bier an Der @omptoirtiir Se,6otener
gingang!?"
2ebrling: s9ie Serren iGlafen
n1genblidli6l"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08

gprib bon oeinem G[iif Ieife,
Der Nei6 bat idarfe SbreH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08
9as Sdredlidlite.

vSbr Setter lit ploslib ~geltorben,
Serr Mnfer2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-08
Gum ipeikem @6B'l.

(Gortiebnlia foIot.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-25
MODERN FIRE ALARM
SYSTEM INSTALLED
Five of Six New Sections Are Com
pleted by City EleCtri-
clan.

City Electrician William McNealy
has just completed the installation of
five of the six new fire alarm systems
which the city recently authorized.
The five completed are aerial circuits
outside the fire districts and the sixth
will be an underground circuit for the
downtown section of the city. The
city electrician has been at work on
the new circuits for the past six weeks
and he is immensely pleased with
them. They will replace the present
fire alarm system which is worked in
conjunction with the police reporting
system and which often fails in serv-
ice. With six different sections in
operation, the locating of troubles
along the lines is rendered much more
simple and a single break in the cir
cult cannot throw the entire system
out as it would where only one circuit
is used