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Evening journal., 1910-04-02
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When shuicr bunts. ana gets 70 first,
We cheer his feat with PRIDE
Tho bail twists slowly down the line.
And never rolls outside.
When Bacon makes a sacrihce
His deftuess moves MS an.
But OH the real hi-hi-ing comes
when Prontiss hits the ball.
For Prentiss has nervous way
OF handling his bat;
The pitchers hate 10 watch his eyes.
They don't know where they're a..
He stands there ready with hts stick.
/ Upon the sphere 10 fan,
And oh, the crowd lets out a yen
When Prentiss hits tho ball
Yes Prentiss was designed by fate
To make tho pitchers mourn;
The foxy iushoots and the wides
lie lets pass by with scorn
He stands regardless OF the crowd,
Tho strike the umpires call.
Until the sphere floats o'cr the plate
Then Preniisa stinss the pail.
It moves us when tho ccnterheld
Pulls down the nlcs he's cursed.
y II thrills Us when the shortstops throw
Z Cuts off a man at FIRST.
b But oh. the fierce excitement when.
The bases filed. we. all
Leap up and howl. aid dance and veil.
When Prentiss stings the ball
Kings case Is closed Floods vii
be considered next.
900
I'ete Madden"s team is going to have
6 scme tall doing in New Castle next
week and we conclude that the best
way TO advertice it was to attend The
show viii be great I'm 1tner respects
though.
j, Prince Mousley could get the pic
e ture men interested in his Riverview
team he might gather in a few extra
simoleans for us an this summer
O-O-O
70 It's hard 20 see at this distance who
B is driving the cart.
s 900
) Won't somebody please take Bannar
T. in out OF the wet?. He is in? Then
/ forget IT,
! 90
, This year Crouch has POI pounds OF
"hrawn and bone distributed over a
we'll Droportioned frame" And let il
! be understood that the frame is OF
l reinforced concrete.
0-O-0
. Pete Madden has offered prize for In,
1 funniest dance at his fair next week
Here's Reeves chance to get somethin,
for nothing
900
Unless Mousley slows up on this sign
! ing business there won't he enough ma
terial IN the town 10 carry bats.
100
Up until this time We have been un
able 10 locate Algard. VIII somcbod!
/ please speak out
O-O-0
4 The first box score has arrived. VIII,
e will be next?
p There is the bright side n the Ga
e team does not win the pennant the fail
5 ure may be attributed TO the unusua
e strain Of the Spring training workout.
o o-o-o
S Looks as though big Fat fees are com
s ing in the direction Of Lewis and De
d. vinney
8 0-O--O
Ql There will be another tumbling out thl
s afternoon OF the anxious ones.
j. O-0-0
You hear less news about the Brook
4 wood training work than comes from an,
other club. The poor fellows seem to b
utterly forgotten.
900
II IS whispered that a certain chap
anxious again 10 play with the million
aires"
Evening journal., 1910-04-02

Manager Newport Baseball club OF
Semi Prof. League.
+. W. Young is the oldest New Cas-
tie county baseball man yet In tho
harness. He Is near the half century
mark He has been playing on and
managing ball teams ever since ne
was able TO walk.
Mr. Young has several times offered
his resignation TO the Newport Club
but they have always refused 20 ac-
cept il. saying the team could no' got
olng without him. lie expects to land
the pennant this year for Newport
Evening journal., 1910-04-02
s.Ir,ort Hors. : Winner.

LONDON April August Beimonts
Boudoir won the Grove Welter handi-
cap for three year olds and up. run
al Alexander Park today. Blue Blazes
was second and Missed Catch third.
Jllirtaan zaa-
Evening journal., 1910-04-02
Mans Club Prant,n.s

The Mems Club OF Trinity parish. is
TO have a baseball team this year. the men
appearing for praeice this afternoon at
Eighth and Duncan streets.
Evening journal., 1910-04-02
DELAWARE

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Eton O.. e.. ...... ..........S . 03O1O0 x-s
Delaware. e. .... 100 oO1001 o.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

ERE clever physician who
bright child He belonged Faunleroy
black velvet
OF curs he per
he ordinary sailor th
arra1ed for he gentle child
caed velvet kncebockers
father with clothes
all young himself
coming dignity when inspected him.
Pete giving by
older brilliant
Madame Patti
an evento o mp
The Joran children display
entertainment They three gifted small whom
London, Elise
with their
compmented the Then turning watching
she asked: And what do play little man.
Pete embarrassed Z sidewalk"
grave courtesy.
Why laughed including his mother who had of
humor and the lovely whose politely
possible, mystery didn't
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

Friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Crocker
are sympathizing with
them in the loss of
their old home in Bel
vedere. which was de-
stroyed bE fire last
week. The Crockers re-
Gently moved into an
attractive new resi-
dence on the hill and
the old cottage on the
shore had been unoc-
cupied for several
weeks. A number Of
handsome rugs and
valued bits of furniture
were destroyed in the
fire. which resulted
from a bonfire left by
picnickers on the beach.
x
Miss Maren Froelich
is the guest of Judge
and Mrs. Silent in Los
Angeles. She has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Burling in San
Ia Barbara since her re-
turn from Europe and
will spend the winter in
southern California.
Mrs. Sherman Stow
and Mrs. Kate Stow
Ealand are occupying
A villa at Territet,
Switzerland, where Mrs.
Slows elder daughter.
Mrs. Barrett Fithian, is
their guest. They have
made no plans to re-
turn to America.
Richard Hotaling and
Charles X. Field will ar
rive today from their
tour Of the orient. They
have been absent three
months.
Mrs. James Dahlgren.
who spent the summer
at the Cotton country
place near Santa Cruz,
is planning an early re-
turn to her home in
Washington D. c. At
present she is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Grace. at the lat
ter's residence at Green
and Broderick streets.
Mrs. Louis Parrott has
been in New York for
the last month, having
arrived on the Oceanic
early in November from
Europe. She will reach
California for the holi-
days and will be with
her daughter. Mrs.
Frank McComas. at the
Monroe. Later she Will
go to Del Monte for a
visit with Mrs. Parker
Whitney. who is spend
ing the winter there.
s
Mrs. James c. Jordan
has decided to spend
the holiday seas with
relatives in Canada, and
will leave soon for To-
ronto, to be absent six
weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

The wedding of Miss
Eleanor Wooster and
RoIla Fay viii take
place at the brides
home in Berkeley. De
cember 70. and viii be
a home affair. at which
a limited number Of
guests viii be present
Miss Wooster is a
granddaughter OF the
late Colonel John P.
Jackson and a niece OF
Stanley Jackson and
Mrs. Max Rothschild of
Burlingame. She is an
attractive member of
the younger set across
the bay, and Is a ia
vorite at Burlingame,
where she makes fire.
quent visits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Clarence Breedon are
having several changes
made in the old Crock
er residence at Burlin-
game. which they re-
Gently purchased. They
viii not move into il
until spring and mean
while drs. Breedon will
divide her time between
her San Francisco home
and Redlands. where
her small son is spend
ing the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mintzer, who have been
missed in society since
the death of Mrs. Mint
zer's mother, are soon
TO leave for the east TO
spend the Christmas
holidays with their
sons. William and Lu-
clio. who are at school
near Philadelphia. They
will sail for Europe in
the spring TO join Miss
Mauricia Mintzer in
Paris, where she is A
student at a finishing
school.
Much sympathy is
felt for Mrs. Frederick
Zeile and Miss Marian
for the death of Mr..
Zeile Saturday. They
will be greatly missed
in the gayeties Of the
winter. Miss Ruth
Zeile is at school in
New York and was not
summoned home. Her
father was stricken
suddenly Thursday and
his death followed an
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Latham
McMullen, who are in
New York. viii leave
for California about De-
cember u. They plan
10 arrive in time for
the debut Of Mrs. Nc
Mullins sister, Miss
Gertrude Thomas, which
viii take place at a
ball December 20.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
LOST AND FOUND

ENVELOPE with name and office Of James F.
Peck printed thereon, containing papers. lost
on the streets of San Francisco Thursday.
December ] Suitable reward paid for return
II ecrelOpe and contents 10 JAMES F. PECK.
9f0 Croker building
LDSl-Small black purse. containing small
amount Of money and some broken articles Of
iewelry 10 be repaired " no value except 10
owner. Finder please leave at business office,
Call. Sd aud Market sts.. and receive reward.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

The date Of the wed
ding OF Miss Genevieve
Pattiani and AIidship-
man Alan G. Olsen has
been set for December
20. It viii take place
at the Pattiani home in
Alameda and Miss Mil
dred Lansing viii be
the brides only attend
ant Midshipman Olsen
is soon to receive his
commission as ensign.
and the young couple
VIII be stationed az
Mare island for a year.
Tomorrow afternoon the
bride-elect viii be the
guest Of honor at a tea
-0 be given by her sis
ter 8Trs. Lewis Mace.
at her home in Wash
ineron street It viii
be an informal affair
for about 60 guests. Re
ceiving with the hostess
wtlI be Mrs. Duncan
teVvood of Mare
island. Mrs. George
Dinsmore. Mrs. Pattiani
and Mrs. Horace Bruce.
ar. and Mrs. Ernest
Wutsee are at the St
Francis for a few days.
They are spending the
winter in Santa Bar
bara. where they plan
to build a home in Mon
tecito. Mrs. Wiltsee
arrived from Paris last
month 10 join her hus-
band in the south. She
was formerly Miss
Emily Stuart-Tsylor Of
San Francisco. and this
is her first visit TO Cal
ifornia since her school
DAYS. Mrs. Wiltsee
made her home with
her aunt. Mrs. Pierre
L0rillard Of New York.
after the death Of her
parents and before her
marriage was called the
most beautiful Ameri-
can girl in Paris.
-
Mrs. George H. Men
dell Jr. has been con-
fined 10 a hospital by a
slight illness in the last
week. but viii return in
p few days TO her apart
ment at Fl Drisco,
where she is spending
the winter.
Mrs. A H Hartman,
who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Carter
Pitkin PomerOy, for
the last six weeks, viii
leave in p few days for
Idaho. where she viii
visit her son who is a
mining engineer. Mrs.
Hartman came TO San
Francisco for the wed
ding Of her niece last
month
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

MALE HELP WANTED

Man WANTED WITH RIG TO TAKE CHARGE
Of sale of our medicines. extracts. spices.
soaps. perfumes toilet articles. stock and
poultry preparations. etc in your county
ant very profitable: references required: write
US: We mean business. SHOREsMUELLER
CO. dent. 81 Tripoli la
MEN wanted. age Is 70 ~. for hremen 500
roads, experience unnecessary; no strike; pro
motion 10 engineers. conductors; railroad EN-
poying headquarters: over 500 men sent to
positions monthly; state age; send stamp.
Railway Association. care Call office.
WANTED by large contracting company;
S2o.uDO contract work going; can learn auto
mobiles. electricity. plumbing. brick laying
trade In few months; apprentices help
erS work and no expense: catalogue free.
United Trade School Contracting Co., 1901
Cen bldg.
WANTED Absolutely without cost - pa
rients for Califoreia state dental examination ::
the work viii he done bv experienced dentists
from other states: gold crowns. porcelain
crowns gold filings and silver fllings FREE.
Call Monday afternon at AFgonaut hotel for
particulars. Ask for Dr. Kanouse.
tIr-e.rI WIS WANTED FvERYwHERE: s25 to
Sl0o made weekly: quick seller; big profits;
particulars free: write today DRAKE SPE-
CIALTY CO. 1912 Wilde St. Los Angeles. Cal.
SOBER man to tend cigar store and FIVE men
10 learn barberng and cigar making; steady
work; small security required. III Sth ST.
WANTED Steady man with $3.50 and his serv-
ices in established bus ness: viii pay him 500
week. Call 81 Ellis St. PA.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL. WATCHES AND
DIAMONDS. EASY PAYMENTS; REF REQ.
BRILLIANT JEWELRY CO.. 704 MARKET
WANTED-Boy TO work in stationery store
must he handy with tools. Call at 110S
Valencia ST
WANTED-An elderly man accustomed to helm
ing In a small restaurant dining room. 23T9
Market ST.
YOUNG to tend bar; some experience;
reference. 20N0 McAlister st.
BOY shoe repairer; fine jobs bright. steady.
quick worker; live home. 1106 Fillmore st.
MEN wanted at IOS Sd st. to have their shoes
repaired; sewed soles T5c; done in 10 minutes.
NEAT boy for office Address in own hand
writing box 315. Call office.
NEW WESTERN 1924 Howard-Single rooms,
15c and 20c per night; hot and cold water
BOYS and men wanted ILLINOIS PACIFIC
GLASS CO.. 18th and Folsom.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
FLATS TO LET

WESTERN addition. aristocratic neighborhood:
beautiful room fat a sunny corner: hand
somely furnished, never occupied interior fin
ished fumed oak and mahogany; attractive re-
ception hall: dining room furnished in fumed
oak upholstered with Spanish leather. com
pete set of Haviland china and silver. living
room has large open fireplace; Stickley and
Karpen furniture; bedroom furnished with
brdseye maple, golden oak and mahogany; run
ming water IN each; large closets, etc; floor
coverings Wilton velvet and Bigelow body brus-
sells; rent 800. Apply HARRY j. MOORE'S
RENTING BUREAU, 1880 0'Farrell st. near
Market.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
OAKLAND HSKG. ROOMS

COZY. 8 room furnished fat: south front. mod
ern near streetcar and Key Route; reasonable
rent: adults. 1907 Prince st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

ROOMS FOR HOUSE KEEPING

SCOTT St. 2040-Clean. sunny attic house keep
ing rooms s1.50 per week; West 20l4
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
LODGING HOUSES TOILET

ELEGANTLY furnished "a room boarding and
rooming house; best location in Berkeley. See
G0RATAN FURNITURE STORE. 1851 Tele-
graph av.. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
BERKELEY APARTMENTs

APARTMENTS. Ridge road near
Euclid av., BERKELEY-UP TO DATE HOUSE
CONVENIENCE: CALL ANY TIME; MUST
BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
OFFICES and STORES TO LET

HALF Office or desk room. third floor Market
st. front CAN room 322. Sheldon building.
461 Market St. today after O'Clock
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
HOTELS

HOTEL BRISToN, AIS o'Farrell st.-An modern
conyeDiences room and bath 500 per month
center OF business section; single rooms $500
week up; country trade solicited
HOTEL PANAMA. 176 4th st.-Newly opened !;
hot water. steam heat, every room: all out
side rooms: SOC day up; 81. 80 week up.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
no LEASE

TO rent or Building floors S5xe5 feet
make offer. Is Park av.. East Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
FURNITURE FOR SALE


4 carload Of fne furniture just received from
factory; also carpets and linoleum: regular
factory prices We save you 25 to 80 per cent
all purchases; country orders solicited
NJ. II. JOB. Factory Agent. 334 Suffer 81.
FOR sale-Wainut bedstead and dresser: sold
ut = sacrifice: cost 81 600: call before Thurs
day. los. V. UXA. cabinet maker. 1911
Polk ST..
COOK STOVES bought and sold ar n. SCHELI-
HAAS. 49S f1th St. Oakland
SEE II. SCHELIHAAS. the furniture dealer. T.
a. o. F. hlde I1th ST st Franklin Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
SEWING MACHINES

DOMESTIC. 1874 FILLMORE near Post: THE
place to buy. rent or repair sewing machines
OF all makes: lowest prices: best terms j.
W. EVANS. agent: phone West 9601-
SEWING machines. all makes renting. repair
ing McNALLY. 26s4 Mission: tel. Mission 200.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
FURNITURE WANTED

LARGEST buyers Of fUrn-. carpets pianos. desks,
merchandise, etc; always pay cash Mark J.
Levy Auction Co.. J142 McAilister. T. Park $50.
WILL pay top prices FOR furniture and mar
ehandfse, or sell commission L. Fl. BU RID,
auctioneer Phone Market 40s5: z31 Van Ness.
WESTERN Furn Co 1643 Devfsadero St. pa
highest price for 2d hand furniture. West pa
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05


S2OO-11 r: large grounds; Clay M. Maple
SfOO-6 T.; middle. 1924 Jackson nr. Jones'
SO. 50-S T. house: 1905 Webster nr. California
500 r: 1926 Leavenworth mr. Jackson; Fat.
S4o-5 r; 1860 Clay mr. Larkin elegant dat
SS2. .50-5 r; 1902 Jones nr. Pacific.
S27. .50-3 r. and b.; 1885 Clay cor. Leavenworth
500 so and $50. 50--3 T. and b.: 1888 California
nr. Lyon. furnished and partly furnished
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
BERKELEY HOUSES TO LET

Z ROOM furnished house. 2605 Fulton st.
Rerkeley: plenty of fruit flowers and berries:
blocks from Dwight way station Inquire
1928 Shattuck Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
RENT THAT VACANT room

A SMALL want ad IN The Call will do it
quicker than dozen signs plastered on your
windows and which spoil the looks of your
home besides. Phone kearny So for an ad
man TO call and see vou
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

FURNISHED house. 10 rooms: hne large lot IN
best locality; rent S75. BANTA & HOCKINS.
1924 Park ST. Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
ALAMEDA HOUSES TO LET
FURNISHED

ELEGANTLY furnished 2 story house l2 rooms
bath, gas electricity. laundry; concrete base
ment: all modern conyenlenees. first class Or
der; fine lawn and shrubbery: near Morton St
station. J. s. HANLEY. 1910 Park St, Ala
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET
TrEFtrRNISHFn

FURNISHED house OF rooms. sleeping porch
very sunny in Vernon heights. Apply As
Oakland ay-; phone Oakland 1897.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

Richard Hotaling and
Charles X. Field will ar
rive today from their
tour Of the orient. They
have been absent three
months.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
AGENTS WANTED

BOY and girl agents Sell "a packages Of postal
cards for us at Zoe each and receive a beauti-
full pair of skates or doll free: write today
/, f. EUBANKS & CO., Canon City Colo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-15

niIIe uno lie belteben in elmer inl=
mer meter Inn lid greifellben 9or=
ruption. Sn naen Gepr6lifen iilh
bieIe @efahren nufgetreter, I'M al
ten Som iomol mie in otu fleinen
9%fepltblifen @riedyenlanes. in bcl1
StGoterepuhlifen oes Mittelolters,
pie IN oen Staotsrepubliftu Der
neueren 3eit. Ser erilea 8efabr
fam man ourA @ei6id(idJfeit aus
mei6en, ser lebteren @efabr oll=
iAeinello nidt. BIS Jet fat e5 lue-
nigitens nod Niemono fcr.ig ge=
bra6t, olld mir ni6t. Sr1 often
Hepublifen bat Sic l1reDrlihfeit,
oie 9ur6itederei Die corruption,
ser o8roft"> nie mir oaS 5ellte
10 biibld nennen, Srgier1 qefeiert
uno bot i6lieBli6 CUR aatalsropbe
fii6rt. Gem Dor Der forrupten
@allnerihaor, Die es fulreu ltno
ausbeuter mill. glatbte bas Golf
ihlieBlfd) mn Gettung fitoen al
fonlte1 in ser "ltarrel1 Muturitd1 Ser
Monar6ie. 60 it's gefoEmen. oaD
10 piele g~epublifen nieoar Otonar-
dien gemoroen ligo.
@oneant coniulesl Mngen 0ieje=
nieen 5ltIeten pelde gu 5ubrern
nes &olfeg berufen lin0, bab
|fein llnbeil eei6ebe. stuG bel urs
5eigen it'd oie 2eioen, az oenen al
le Gepublifen gefronft bnbtr llno
nit ibnen iteiaen audi oie @efal)-
ren ouf oenen iene erlegcn tins.
|gS lit mobr, mir beiiben Elelr III
mere &raft als je eia4 Aepublif
gebabt Bot. Aie fat es cite DC
pllblif geoeben, in Ser sic gorbe-
oingungen 10 gut e~rfiillt narcll, rie
IN Der unirigen. g6er nuh Sic
itdrfIte Groft fam unterliegcn uno
oesipegen lit es in eriper 2inie
notpenoig, oaB mir oie Wefohrca
fennen, oenen mir ~ouseelebt inc,
ooB mir nns ni1t bie 4l;eeal bet
blenoen nit faliden guffaiiunlen
unb inns nidt in gefulrliha
Gelbittdridmng %perrennen, oaB lrir
flar ~luniere Sebler iebe't uno uns
betuiiben Die ridtiaen Mittel ~
finoen, llni urs BON linen III fe-
freien.
0as lit freilih ni6t 10 leiht. Mii
Sen 8atentmittelderl unierer geaih-
ten 8olfsreformer GETS nibt,
old Die n8alot6or@ allein fam
nidt belfen, es beoorf eitcr poli-
gen llmgcifoltllng Ser lM~loloufigen
M~orolbe9riffe, elmer poillgen Tint
geTtoltullg Ser aebensanfioliunJ,
oie alte uno altmooiidc ghrlidfcii
uno MnItdnoiefeit muB mieoer in
lire Gedte treten, nniere Vbrbegrif=
fe miiiier meinger- fonIpli5iert
oOer ou6 meniaer ei.licitIg lrer-
oef. Moolepelt preoigt lcbt bie5
Gnangelium. boffentlih lit IS thni
alld) mirflider Grnit oonit. Bis 5nr
Iebten Sentencing gr mare i0pr
Ser Monr oa5lti% cine Heformbe-
negllng, ME lie ms mi tut, ms
Qeben SIT lufen. llnb er mdre olld)
Der Monn oo5lt, uns Der Stdnr gu
Itedeit, oanit mir MIR crit el1lnlal
Don Dem 9e9riff Der aeri,ch beiten,
QroBten, ldon1ten ulp.@ nbflultit.
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pom Sienulforps Der 8unoesarmee,
lit na9 Nem Sort abaereiit, Uni
iid an Ser BORT nm %. Oftober
itattfinoenaen .@piatior Directing"
81 beteiligcn. gr miro bort Die per-
i6ieoenen Sorten bon aeroplares
ltuoieren uno bariiber eincn gerid,t
an ben &riegsminiiter mahcn. MlA
Der 8eriammlung miro CT llud) Sort
Sam Soulton 5uriiffebren I'M ieine
Grperimente fort5ulebe1t.
0nr6 cine %l1norbutng in Den
Gobren, nelde bas Del unter bie
aeIiel int &roftbaus De. electric
Eight Company fiibren, iuuroe ell1e
bobe Slamme our6 oe.l bo6en
S6ornitein getrieben, b;c pbglcit
poQig barmlos bod o:e Nahbarn
5u einem Seueralarm neranlaBtc.
Die Slamme beid)ranfte i!d aher onf
oen S6ornltein uro tat fei1lell mel,
teren Sdooen.
s. u. 2eobp, Stills Wencrak
mpalt, befinoet iib apgenblidlid)
in unierer Staot Inn gegen cine
Nn5abl Clubs Anflaeen nor5nbrin-
gen. gs iolen ungefdb. 10 Clubs
iein, in lpelhen Sonntag< @etrGn-
fe n~erfouit uno 9o5uroipiele erlaubt
tperoen. $50 es iid berau5IteI1, h1B
Der 3mef bes Clubs MI: bericlli-
ge lit, am Sonntag cine Ynr u1b
Elm Gofer5imner gu balten mo IN
Die ginfiinfte oes Clubs aidt aiei.b-
m1Big 5miiden BEN Witglieoern Ger.
teilt meroelL ioaen 4lnaen einl1r-
braht meroen ben Gburter iortoll,
nebmen. Die alasen mcroar bnrd)
oas bieligc Gountpgerid entlbie-
ben.
Had elmer eriinolifen llnter-
iuhung oes Semer=ausfluiies ourdj
Ben Mopor nno 9 Stootrote, Gin
idlieBlib bes Semerfom;t,s fat es
iid berausgeiteat, ooB Ole oringene
De Notmenoigfeit lit, eine: smeiten
mo eroBeren @usfluB, IN Scr Ndhe
oea iebigen 5u i6affen.
9as Neiultat Der b~ie:'n0dent-
li6en Sisung Der @roBer .hmorenell
i'm 81. 9itrifteeri6t mar,n IL Mn.
flagen, Die iid segen II Mngeflas-
te ridteter. Son oieien ipure1 IS
ipegen ginbru:s gum s3tpef hes
Steblens, 5 megen Salfdrng, 9 me-
gen Moroanerift aipei megcn Gieb-
ltabls nnb ie cine megen Morb,
oerbre6eriiden @ngriff mo Sfer6e-
biebitobls.
- 8eeen Sads, Cabs II. guggies
telepboniert 693 Yalaee aiucrn eta-
tiles. SdneIler II. auberlaliiger Gienft.
9. sc. @lorf muroe i'm 81. Di-
itrifteeridt Ser llnterl6lcgung i1ul=
Dig befunoen II. gu 8 SohrM ,3ult=
baus perurteilt. Die l1mltdnoe Deg
Safes moren, oaB Glorf Elm 0a1s
BON Mrs. Marion Yiasber) g%efauft
uno oofiir cine Me6anitS Glen"
mlsgeltellt batte. Sn oieic Hote lpas
rem $500 eingeibloiier inelhe
Glarf bon Mrs. Giaspern erbielt,
nm gepiiie 8erbelierune,G an oe.n
Sauie por5mebmen, pe:ea,5 Sclb
Glarf aber 81 %onberen, pefi3nllhen
3peGen benllbte. @s lit oaS erite
Ofal, bob Elm San bieier Irt uo,i
ben bieiigen @eridten uerpanoelt
muroe. Sic Surp braudlta MIR bon
Mittag bis gu 2 ltbr N1tbn,ittcgs,
I'M gu elmer Gntideiouts 81 fon-
J men.
= Die MISUNDERSTANDING onf ser
Snternotionalen Soir iinhet nln
vMfiitter Gag, Wontaa Sen IA.
Honpmhpr itott
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-15
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