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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16
ISrcVitIcS.

1t looks much like those members of
the Cumberland commission who failed
to pay their taxes, and thus invalidated
their title to office. did not read the
charter, notwithstanding its bi,daily, or
tri-weekly spead before their eyes i'll the
dailies for a month or slightly less.
1t is noticed that in the great tax
disqualification cases j. Semmes Devec-
mon and David B. Robb seen their duty
and done it
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16
Fatal Accident.

A. L. Smith, % years old, civil en-
gineer of Ravenna. Ohio, was killed
Wednesday afternoon near Morantown,
by an explosion of dynamite at camp No.
3 of the Carter Construction Company.
Howard Williams. shovel engineer, was
badly cut and bruised by flying stone
and debris. The blast not "going off"
as expected. they erred in g ling back TO
see about it.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16
COUNTY.
Broke His Neck

Frank Haymaier. OF Eckhart mine
laborer, was killed Thursday morning
about o'clock while at work. He was
carrying prop across ditch aud, max
ing a mis- step, fell with his head to
the ground, breaking his neck. He was
63 years old, leaving no family.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16
Most Likely.

If Jeffries is looking for sympathy he
should come to Cum berland where we have
with us persons with cant come back"
proclivities berland NemS
About this time your non-come- back
class includes daily reporters of Frost
burg whom you have with you in
Homecoming.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16
Well Done.

1t was difficult job F. J. Rogan, of
Hafer's undertaking department, had,
but he performed 1t well-that of pre-
pairing A. l.. Smiths remains for ship
ment to Ravenna, o. After he was
through the body looked almost natural
as i'm life
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16

William Rowe and family, lately re-
moved to Turtle Creek, Pa, have re-
turned to Frostburg.
The Merry Go. Round has gone to
NarroWs Park.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16

The Wittig Brothers bakery and
Hooking Brothers shoe store exchanged
rooms in the Wittig building this week
this to subserve some convenience
mutually advantageous.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16
Sure.
That was a wise Judge who said

That was a wise Judge who said
Less should be said about delinquent chill
dren and more about delinquent parents. |
would punish parents for the mlsdeeds of
their children, instead of children for the
misdeeds of their parents
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16

A new smoke ordinance goes into effect
July l, Will it be enforced New York
World
If it prohibit "six for quarter not
once-in this metropolis.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16
Journalistic.

Mr.. Baldwin thus may soon be at the head
of a Frostburg newspaper, and if this be his
ambition the Star wishes him every success,
although it has its own premonitions.-
Homecoming Star.
Mr.. Baldwin will most likely be a
Potash" or "Perlmutter" relative of
such venture, in which event the
Stars "premonitions' are more as
suredly we'll founded.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16
Sure.

Will Coroett tell all he knows.-Cumber-
land NeWS.
If not, he will never be eligible to the
office of daily news reporter.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16
COnDariSOn.

Events show that it is under any circum-
stances a mighty dangerous thing to shoot a
barkeeper.-Cumb Neacs
Per contra, it might be mighty safe to
fire a daily news reporter.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16

The esteemed Baltimore SIM is in
formed that 1.-The unsafest and unsanest
Fourth" seems to be still with us, "ac-
cording to the vital statistics.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16

Look out for the assessor next week,
or soon thereafter. He will begin Mon
day, 18th inst, in district No. 1l-Horace
G.. Evans. No. 12-John Tiley, No. &c
J. Alex. DAVIS, No 2S-James Hanson
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16

Wun Lung must have been talking
about daily news reporter when he
said
To writee muchee and gettee nowhere is
likee climb tree to CatChee tishee.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16
Information Wanted.

Picnics on top of Dams Rock, in the Allie
ghanies, consume more fried chicken thar
a Baptist general convention.-Balt
Sun.
According to the vital statistics?'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16

Every day somebody discovers a new way
to make fool of himself Chicago Record
Herald.
Not true in many instances.
If everybody We're a daily news re-
porter everybody would be fool with
out ever finding it out
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16
CATARRH

Id5Ie aHU oIntII. uII Size Do Gus, 1T DUG
gists or by mail. In liquid form, rs cents.
Ely Brothers, Sc Warren Street, New York.
Nov 13
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16
A Reliable
Remedy
EIy's Cream Balm

"a QuiShtI oDso'bcu'
Gives Relief at Once.
1t cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses of
ToGta and Small r.,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-07-16
NOTICE.

A LII Persons are hereby warned against
n Shooting, or Trespassing for the pur-
pose of Shooting, on the Meadows. Pastures
or Cleared Lands of the Consolidation Coal
Company-except the Rifle Range OF the
Frostburg Rifle Association.
B- Persons disregarding this notice will
be prosecuted. H. V. HESSE,
Feb IL General Superintendent.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-11

Look At the prizes for the Bowlers
at the Bowling Alley
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-11
DR.. w FRoMM.
Dentist.
Photo Albums. t-omen Bros.

Roosevelt's high score at bowling
was PAS All new balls and pins at
the Bowling Alley.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-11

GO TO THE NO tn POLE
Euscr, FOR thr best brrld aut rf..
~ auIv cor nep<. ~ sevr
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24

Uaunh', laudod iheo hUndtd ma
IIuD un Do00a la.8nd 8nd .oI n,en.
tU0 hours .Ic mru burmved fhD hiH.
UIlh0u. anf success Ht treasure nud
u. Aituund iho capuIu resigned
from 'hp NAYS and wont back t0 CU.oa
BOO tho lyton. bW aeain failed lla.
uold Gmv another Engliahm1n. went
There iu his private yacht aud hunted.
out failed By far ihe most expon-
sive expeditions ever sent to the is.
land were those hy thc Earl of Fitz.
williams. In The Neroniquc and the
Attquin Admiral Bury palliser
! formerly commander OF the English
( squadron in the Pacific. had charge of
The Neronique, a seven thousand-ton
lner and five hundred men Two
years ago Earl Fitzwilliams and his
crew nearly lost their lives when the
Attiquin became a total wreck on the
coast Of Honduras.
Along the South American coast one
hears all sorts Of tales about it, some
alleging that the Peruvians long ago
recovered their property. However,
most of those who have investigated
believe in the existence of the buried
treasure Admiral Palliser died a year
ago. still firm in the conviction that
Cocos holds the treasure today.
As the situation rests, that old Ger
! man cite crrsfV, trffavd avon fha Hood
stained boards of Benito Bonito and
Bug Thompson, rotting beneath tons
of rock Personally he knows nothing
of the wealth there hidden. except
that in his time there have been pick
ed up on the sands two gold pieces
of Spanish make dated 1888, and a
silver crucifx Unidentified as having
been in the cathedral at Lima.
Cocos Island is an ideally beautiful
spot. ITS beaches are strewn with
huge boulders on which since the
days of Nelson the crews of vessels
calling there have left carved records.
Whalers, men of war, pirates, pleasure
, yachts, peaceful traders, alike have
rudely carved accounts of hasty eXplo-
rations for the treasure, made by them
while replenishing water casks.
/ There is living in New York a dis
; tinguished engineer famous for his
2 work in this country and South Anne
RIGA, who is possessed with desire to
find This treasure. II was due to his
/, initiative that the exploration com
pany which suggested that the United
r States take over Cocos was organized
n He it is who has worked out Hackett'
e theory that hydraulic mining will solve
p the problem Of how TO get at the treas
D ure; seemingly a practical plan If tho
n money can be found Perhaps tn
s risk is not greater than in ordinar!
n mining, provided the treasure 1
r there.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24

and dr.rrad .he secret ouI o. iu.m
$500. TOLD a. Hls as ro.ihl. hu f
.I. enough luf 'ho CROW. who mad.
lh.u momIs. to go shares Thon .o
celebrate iho occasion. Tree and uu
limited uoa was served ont Co 900
bands Ions before nlrht che whole
OUTFIT was eIoriously drunk. except
Eeating and Boguo. who took care TO-
remain sober this being their only
chance They managed to sneak on
in the whaleboat after dark. and. land.
ine I'm another part of the bay, raced
away To- see if the treasure was sul,
there
The adventurers loaded themselves
with all they could carry and gtaeger.
ed away with &C.. but It almost broke
their hearts to see how comparatively
little they could take. Heating after.
ward realized almost one hundred ana
fifty thousand dollars from what he
finally managed to take away II was
the best they could do; the crew Nigh;
miss them at any minute, and It, was
periious hard work Juggling their loads
through the tangled forest over the ur
! even ground They pushed through
somehow; but Heating was the onl,
one who got clean away. He took 9
good deal of pains to teil us over ant
3 ,,,V amin I,o,r, Dom, I,.a a.,It,,, g., 81
the surf while trying to scramble int,
/ the boat; how the weight of his pacl
| prevented his doing so, and how Nc
finally was swept away and devoureC
by a shark. II may have happened
that way or it may have been som,
other way. l don't know and nobod,
ever will; it is all part of a blacl
story.
Heating escaped with his plumber
leaving the schooner to its fate,-an,
the men never came back,-and fou
days after he was picked up in hi
open boat by a Spanish coasting YES
sci, which landed him safely on tn
Costa Rica shore near Punta Arenas
Somehow or other, he had managed T.
hang onto a part of his valuables, an
he slowly worked his way back to 81
Johns, where he told his tale and de
posted much money in the bank
THAT was, the way he told the stor
in the cabin of our little vessel; ant
except for the manner of Bogue's tai
ing off-and perhaps that, tool hay
every reason to believe that he va
telling the truth. That the treasI"
is there and that / can recover it,
am confident, when properly QUILTED
You already know my ideas as to 10,
this can be done. With a party
should go and uncover the pigskin
and the boxes Of Peruvian gold tba
Heating told my brother and myseI
about. We SHOULD require a hydrauli
outfit powerful enough to wash ava
|
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24

I. nud.HI. uou ,uum I.. ..H
Oou..aIra H. u.a.nf. sind ...
8. DI.t
E.aur return tu Newfoundland
uas about 1886. and ao osoiied be peo
We tha. mab expeditions aoro ready
to OUTFIT one ahlp. thD Gaunl.. nn
alt ala eot avuN taking Ko8.ns
along as pilot aud gidc This ship
was wrecked on the reefs ben the BAY
of Panama and Koaung again came
back as the only survivor, but ho nad
not again set foot ON Cocos Island Hc
finally died ia 1883. when he was
seyenty-fve years old.
And The Hacketts Tried.
The next speaker among those vhon
we call in the line of descent was the
elder of the HaUkett brothers, win
got an expedition ready as soon as le
could after learning Keaung's story
In 1885 he took ship for Cocos; but
only reached Havana, Cuba, where H.
died of yellow fever in the naval hos
pital His crew became disheartenet
and returned home without seekiu
the island
Fred Hackett, the one still living
was a whaler, and he stuck to thai
work for ten years after hearing Keat
ings tale before the fascination of tn,
golden quest got full control; but II
1895 he formed an alliance with Keat
ing's widow and they resolved to try
They QUILTED a ship named the Au
rora; but Hackett says their failure
was due to the fact that the vessc! wa
too small and improperly supplied
Worse than all else, they had aboaTc
six former sea captains who constant
ly quarreled. The party reached Co
cos island; but did not find the treas
ure as the old man had described il
because the seismic disturbances tina
filed the caves had come fifteen o
twenty years before.
Hackett went back to the island si
years later; and again failed.
Now note the connection along IN
line rf Caecapt.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24

Others Have Tried and Failed.
This ends the train of adventures
who have had actual, or near actual,
personal knowledge of the treasure {;
but there have been many other
searchers for the great wealth In
the early SOS the Calleen Treasure
Company was organized for the pur-
pose but came to naught. Herr Won
Brewer, a German, in 1892. made an
attempt; but did not have funds
enough for the work In 1896, Captain
Shrapnell of the British cruiser
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-24

to support Panama Bay after the canal
is finished Something over year
ago young man, now iu the diploma
uc service but then unattached, nego-
uated with Costa Bica to secure for an
American company treasure eNplora-
ton rights i'm Cocos, and at that time
the question of our governments talk
ing over fifty years lease of the is
land was preached Nothing came of
it, although the advantage was pointed
out of controlling an island only FIVE
hundred miles from Panama, and the
only island i'm the Southern Pacific
having a fresh water supply nearer
than the Galapagos group Incident
ally, the treasure hunters wanted to
be under their own flag before invest
ing a large sum in exploring for pi-
rates hidden loot.
A greater number of people are turn
ing to Cocos with greedy thoughts
than toward any other spot OF equal
size in the whole world Is it to be
wondered at that the place fascinates,
when it is recalled that there is esti-
mated to be not less than one hun
dred million dollars worth of coins
and Jewels buried in it's sea washed
caves? No one knows the certain To-
cation of the treasure; but there is
ono mar, Ii,ir,, t,,l,,. ,,.iy, COS, Dc, soi5
~ have opaa,n ne,,sopsl ooeniy,,co
or q .s Ina ,.ss olos,,,, oIt.d ,,.itI,
,rot,,, NON ,.bo bod ta,,,bod f. and
thereby is bin,seIs i'm limo Of decent
sn,pg a,5,Iorers
n j.. sIopo mis- line or descent FIAT
nfs o,+foIo has Loon rronorod tha
,,.rit.r bs,.irg b,or ,ro,-idad ,,it, ~
connection roo,rdfno +basa d,,ino od.
,.entrrars tbat b,aotosor. hos NOT hoo,
.,..u,tIo
,u,.4 co,os Contain.
F,lrouino is sr,osod 1is+ Of +ho
hidden trooerre hurled in Coco is1.
,rd.
! az H.. ro,ior. riroto. -,
10 ,St- coz ooo ooo
t,,riad ~, porito pori+o IN
1901 eo ooo nm
prriod ~. p,a rho,,nson in
rQqe - ooo ooo
rot,I e1oo ooo ooo
Cor,narod 20 mic vost srn, +hot oc.
,uo,Iv no,, no hurled +ba inogirativo
fort,nas o. c+aronsor,, rrroosrro lei.
and ana Drmas, Monte Crfsto sin,, in
90 irsigrieconco
cooos ts1o,d e.. o. ,.o1oorio s,ool, IN
+,o pocieo Oco,n and boloros 10 Cos.
f., Pico II 10 tbrao b,pdrad r,iIas off
her coast and ego hundred r,iIos from,
p.ro,,, p.,, tb, ,yos+o,., o,d Of tbo
canal This island contains lose than
nino rrrdrod sorare miles and rises
,,rooi,it,+o1,. into , ,ooI- nr,rr+ In.
alegia. t,rant,.aiobt b,narad Foot
bigb ebcotino st,,aiobt IN, from, tba
Goa rrbera are two small barbors
and If is ahpndant1y epnDliad win
fragb -,,-stc,s thot r,, down rro,, tbo
mountains baina tho only island in
that reoion ca favored wild nor,r
sea turtles and cocoan,,te lrror, which
the name is derived, have afforded
eailors fresb nrovieione in tbase bar
bore over since PaIhoa sailed mn tbe
coaet
Cocos is nninbabitad evcent nv q
Governor He is q German Inv birth
and described &c buoa nereon nb,si
caIly ue want thara mara tbar
+wantv vea,e 700 with a small colony.
but ie the only ono loft &C no amnIov
ed himself IN the Costa Picar Cavern
ment IN euard the hidden traasur,
from unauthorized hunters who nigh
come seal,ipo # FreouartI,, no vieit,
the mainland to renort and eoratima,
travels IN the Tinted states
81,
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s / n 5,

~ Die ,Seras Grain GealcrS'
Miiociation" bot nabrenO Der lebteH
Gage ibre &onpention III Sort
8ortb ~obeeboIten. @us aaell Sc.
genoen bes Gtaotes trGfen Nod).
riften EN-, onb &orn, @ei5en h'lt
Sofer brilliant itanben uno etre ret.
DIE grnte periprdden. Die gereini-
gung pablte S. 6. STUNT Ion 8idli-
ia Sous au ibrern Braiiocllten.
Ml1s Gibolo meloet inns Ser1
9(ug. S. 8feil unter'm 26. Wtoi
u@ir boben einen iebr i6ontn &c.
gen gebabt, oie @rnten itcgen ous.
ge5ei6net, bonn Saeel iino r.ir Der.
i6ont gebIieben. = Sim -. Sliui
merben &i6ter @ur5baG uno Aocli
Seioemonn in Morion Geoen bal
ten, olles lit iebr geipanllt.~
Ius SrieorihsburA iDlr6 &C.
uleloet, oie Saferernte iii Ter 0orti-
gen @egeno lei groBer ols lie je 6u-
Dor 6etpeIen lei. @lt6 Sic 8ei5er-
ernie lit gut unb &ort itcft ausge-
5eidnet,
Ser @efdngnisparler 1iellcn
i'll @ai1leshi1e muroes neuli6 nod
mittags, ols er in oos @~efGlgnis
fam, 5l 9oben gei6lagclt. t%uoracf
elmer Ser @efangenen, ell iunger
Mann ilamens Seri1el 1Don1plon,
Ser BEG ginbrubs angeflagt fl, ent-
flob. Mu6 anoere @efangcEe pef=
ildten 5u entflieben, puroell aber
bon Nelion ooron gebinoert. Sbontp
ion ipuroe ebenfaus mieoer ei1gefall-
gen uno nod Dem @%eiangnis 6u-
riidgebraht.
Gin fleiner Sungc nainel.s
@allgbn, Sobn bon .. s. 2augbn
in 8urfe, muroe onr6 elite 3e1oltli,
@rploiton eetotet. 8au9gr III eill
@itlper uno1 lpobnte init leinen bier
ainoern sulammen. @d5,eno iei-
ner @bpeienbeit periltdte cinss Der
&inber Seuer init Siilfe np1t @olo-
lin on5ltnta9en. 9abei erfolste ole
@rploiion. Gines Der aiiOern Gln=
Der tpuroe altb nod 1dmer perlett.
81 einem 9ouitpner Salorn
luuroe Ger Sdanffeaner 8alter 6
9rien, tpabreno er binter oer u8Gr"
itanb, geihoiien uno lhwcr per=
munoet. Gin geDilier Jronf sc,
ainneD muroe inter Der 2lflage,
Ben S6ub abgefeuert 5l 1aben, per-
6aftet.
Sin ser gde Ser Gnroline
StraBe llno Ser Seras stuellue in
Souiton ipuroe ein gemillcr &. &.
Mcgliban aug Soulton .@eigbts bon
einem StraBenbabnpagelt iiberfob-
rem unb 10 idper perIebt, ou5 CT bolo
0urauf 1tarb.
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Die arme Yrin5eiiiu.
Golnan bon 5e0or bon
3obeltiB.
(GortIeeniN.)

vNein", iaete @raf @arra, vfit
ii1o 10 5iemlih oieielben ge5lieben
Simmer nod lit Der @6elnlann, nil
Ell nidt aus Der Haiie falte1r, aui
Den @rperb aus leiner Sd)olie ailae.
ipieien; Ben Bferbeidader nno Ole
Serfel5u6t periibelt ibm bsute fem
ritterlider @enoile, mie bamoIs es
NOR. Ibes Ser lanoloie @Del bat lldJ
au~sgebreitet. Nidt ieoen fam Der
Staat erbolten, nidt ieoer etenei
ii6 gum Sffi5ier unb geamten. 81
1T, als babe Sbr otter Mote 10 etircs
porgeabnt; er laBt Dem @bel Elm
Sintertiirben gum &aufmannsitaroe
often. Gin Sintertiir6en nur uno
llur cine Spalte brett: idon ocr
|@oel beg fiinf5ebnten S~abrgunDcrts
uoarf" ii6 an ben @eidGfien Sir
|gerli6er beteiligen. @ergeiien lpir
nidt, Dob Ser @roBb1noler bamuli-
ger 3eit oben un6 unten, Deim Aocl
mie I'M 8olfe, Denig beliebt mo ail-
geieben NOR. No9 NOR ons Mis-
trauen padL oas Die @%ern1ontn Den
|ihlalen &omern entgegcnbrdd)t5n.
Die fremoe Silberiniin5en eegerl oie
Brooufte bes 2anoes nntuui6ten
oas gan5e 2~ebnspeien oes lilttelnl-
tiers b~efOroerte oie 3uriidicsung Deg
Sauoels, Der &aufmann, Scr leirer
Ioelsbrief nit I6merem @eIoe &c.
3oblte, purbe berIadt, lpar nidJt
Slid nidt 8ogel, fein ebrlider 9tit-
tersmann unb fein giireer ille9r.
@ber idon nod Dem oreibigiabriger
Sfriege begann fir Sen s[ael en-
piftiger l%lebergane; aefpib, an Den
8runo5iigen Sbres uGittcripiegels"
belt man nod feit inlmerlim jan
ben iib audi idon Stinanell, bic
oos Wittelalter pergeiien lpoil!en. &c
len Sic eirmal Sobberes naoliees
2onoleben" uno 2oens o@ub non'
@oel"; 90 meroen ernitbaft 6ragen
lpic iiber Die gbeihlieBula arnler
@oelleltte nit rei6en @iirgermao-
den erortert; 2oen empfielt lie mol
meineno, crmdbnt aub Die Sailocls-
9ei6dfte = iie eaben 8por elllen
fleinen o@afef", ood es fei iorid)t,
piel oorauf gu odten. SITES euI-
iuidelt iid, Serr BON 8eltelr. aber
es fom etmos, ooS meiner 2titiid)t
nod Der @ntpidlung gerabc unires
aoels bemmenb entgegent,ut: ieinc
Soffabiefeit.
v&idtiol~ rief geIten. rOben o4f
Dem Gotten, es NOR an eiuent lon-
nenourdflummten Serbittag, cs mar
in Ser 3eit, aIs iiber Die umerifani.
Idle Seirat nerbanbelt lpuroc, "a
iprad id einmol nit Dem Siriten
golfo iiber oos gleide Gbenlo. Sd
riet ibm, 8urid8ufebren onf oie
S6oae ieiner 8dter, nlein Scr5
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Mbmdrts fabrenber Wes
@irb idneQ bon Sun Mntpniu 9en=
ten erfannt.
3uerit Elm tpenig &~iidendmer5er

3uerit elm tpenig &iifen9mer5en,
Diele nebmen tdgli9 at, Big Ser
Euden labm nno i6mo6 lit.
unoronungen i'm lrinieren folGen
i6nea.
Diabetes un0 idlieBli6 8riebts
Observation-Disclosures.
9as lit Der obtparts fiibrenoe @eg
bon Nieren=2eioen.
Nebmt oteien @eg nidt. ssclat
Dem State zines San Mntonio 8Er=
gers.
Mrs. s. @ei6ert 400 Moin @re.,
San Intonio, Seras, loet: &iidcll-
i6mer5en ma6ten mild cine 3eitla1n
eleno. Sd i6lief nidt gut, mar ,1er-
pos, miioe nrto obne @nergie. s(lles
mas i9 tot, erforoerte cine InItreri-
gltng rtno aeitmeiie tpar es mir I'M
mogli6, mid gu biiden> in Solge ser
Sdmeraen. Sbglei1 ni6t fir Me,
oi5inen e%ingenonlmen. tiiblte i6 ooG
10 i6le6t, boB id einioh. BOP etma3
9eldeben mlll1e; Sd beganm 9oalS
Nierel Biaen sl1 neblnen nno fiblte
balO better. @ls i6 oomit fortfnbr,
perlieBen mild meine Giifenidmer-
5elt, i6 getpnnn meine &rdfte mreber
urlo meir1e Niereu famen III normalc
8erfaiillng. 9oans Nieren BiQen
baben mir 10 gut eetall, oaB i'd If
men meine ber5lidite gu1pfebluug
gebe.
3irm gerfortf BEL oQen Sdnolcrn.
8reis so Geuts. Softer Mil6nru
60, Buffalo, SEEM 0orf, alleil'ige
Ige,1ten fir Sic Ser. Staaten,
grinl1ert @ib oes Nanlens
0oans = llfio nehmt feille anoercli.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-28
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Die offentlifen SGjillell 6lei.
BEN orei uno einen balberl Wtonot
geibloiien. Muf Die @icoereroff-
nung ndrten ni6t Die &inber --a5er
Die gltern meroen iebr solo mul.-
ldierL baB Die Sdllle tpieocr beginne.
Der Sefret1r Der @cIIerpcrf.
&ompagnie, Scr. 6. $. Snifamp,
maht bic MitteiIung, oaB Ser Sou
Der feueriihern Bumpitaiion timer.
bolb oreiBig Sogen in angriiI ge-
nomlnen meroen miro.
Die @as nno eleftriiue &clil-
pagnie bat $25,044.72 SiaStlteuern
be5ablt nn0 Die Sractioii aonlpaq-
ME $22,205.71
SIN Sitter bon IA syalren ltarb
in ieiner @obnlng, 515 Slefugio
Strobe, gbriftion 0eimtn-
sc, felt iiber 25 Subren tin Ge.
pobner Der Staot. CT foor IN
0eutihlanb geboren. gs iiberIete,,
i'm feline @attin, cine So6ter,
5rail @uitap Mintel, uno 6tpi Sob
ne, Seinri6, 4arl nno uub Ser,
mann uno in 0eutl1lano cine Sof-
ter, Elm 8rllber unb cine Sdipeiter.
Oeininger par elm bel6elbele,
anlpruhsloier Mann, elm clemplori-
i1er 9iirger unb Samilienpoter.
Die u@rteiian See Company"
bon San Intonio bat ltd) nil ii
mem 9apital bon $1,000 inrorpo-
rieren laiien. Die ltnternebmtr Iil1o
s. Boitlemaite, Ogden @ilion lHo
sc. 90. Graham.
Senrp Moibaum Bat Die See
Ganop Wamfafturing Company"
auf $4,000 Shaoenerias pertlagt,
meil er bur6 Die SabrIaIigfeit Ell,
mes ibrer Mngeiteaten Bel Der Ab-
lettering nom gis perIebt lpproe.
3udermelonen iiuo iGon ieit
@o6en i'm Warft nnb Jest frmmcn
Die WdIiermelonen. Die critic Seil-
ou1g miro BON aIice a6geiDift.
Mm 10. sunni finoei i'm 8urn-
perein Die Neupabl oes 8oritanoes
Itatt.
Bon Ser Snternational Stems
Company erbieltert mir yOortenIurl-
be" $. Is.
8iele ieben mebr auf CUTE @e-
&c, dig ouf CUTE 3iele.