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suddenly tins morning a Fort Niagara, at
the age Of seventy years.
General Rays service iu Alaska was his
Nhief claim TO recognition purins the
first rush TO the klondiko no was i'm charge
OF the governments interests there. and es-
tahHshod Forts Gibbin and Egbort iu that
r, Ei0r
After lighting throughout the Civil War
with tho volunteers and seeing service i'm
the Indian campaigns. he was assigned iu
1879 10 accompany Greedy ON his Arctic
expedition I'm recognition of this service
tho ROYAL Geographical Society made him
fellow in 1854 He was also d delegate
from this country 10 the International
Tolsr Congress fin Vienna. the year after
his return from tho north
General Ray was also in the deld with the
first expedition 30 the Yellowstone River
with General David 5. STANLEY in 1872 and
accompanied second expedition there the
next wear. IN tho Spanish war me- served
with tho Sth Infantry. He was placed on
the retired list on May & 200. with the rank
" Brigadier General
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OFFICES

MAIN OFFICE-So. 1874 Nassau street
GPTOWN OFFICE-No. 1884 Broadway, 40
any American District Telegraph once
HARLEM OFFICES-No. 1871 East lesth street,
No cas- Vest l25th street and No. 2Is wesS
l25th street.
WASHINGTON BUREAU-westory Buiid.na.
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beavers head. with much vivacity. and
Herbert Rudd was extremely amusing in
q scene I'm which he instructed a group OF
mllHonairos i'm the use N forks and spoons
al dinner
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DR.. pENNETT WELSH.

twenty Years old. well known
young physician. % Brooklyn, died from
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CALLED TO C0NSIST0RY
Mgrs. Farley, O'Connell and Fal.
COMO 10 Sail for Rome.

Archbishop John NJ Farley viii sail for
Rome some time next week 20 be present
at the consistory to be held I'm the Vatican
November q, at which he will be one Of
the seventeen prelates TO be elevated to
the College OF Cardinals.
Official confirmation OF he fact that the
Now York metropolitan is one Of the car
dinals designate was received at the
archlepiscopal residence late yesterday by
mail from Cardinal Merry del Val. Papal
Secretary of state. The text Of the mes
sage 10 was said was not 10 be made pub
lic. and the Archbishop had no comment
10 make.
Washington. oct 30-Monsignor Falconio
received his summons to-day TO attend the
consistory az Rome. November =. The
Rev Bonavouture Cerretti. auditor Of the
Papal delegation will act as charge DAT
flares until tho appointment OF a delegate
10 succeed Monsignor Falconio.
Il have become greatly attached 10 the
American people. because / am an Ameri-
can" said Monsignor Falconio. My work
in Washington as representative Of the
Vatican has been most pleasant. leave
here with many regrets but must obey
the call to other fields
Archbishop O'Connell, of Boston. it is
understood has also been called 10 Rome
TO attend the consist0ry.
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CEMETERIES.

THE WOODLAND CEMETERY.
ss3d 81 b. Harlem Train and BY TrolisS
once. 20 East Esd ST.. n. Y.
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UNDERWRITERS.

FRANK r.. CAMPBELL. 2.1-s Wee, asl %
Chapels Private Rooms Private AmoulancsA
Tel 1924 Chelsea
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PLANS FOR PULITZER FUNERAL
Public Services Will Be Held To-mor-
rov-Burial Will BE in Woodlawn.

Until the arrival from Charleston ;. 60
today of the members Of the family o.
Joseph Pulitzer proprietor OF THE World.
who died on board his yacht in the harbor
of that cit, SUNDAY. the final details Of the
funeral ar. being held in allegiance. II has
been decided 10 hold public services Al st.
Thomas Church at 30 O'Clock to-mor-
row afternoon. and the bur'sl viii be IN
Woodlavn cemetery. but other details VII
not be- known until to-day.
The EDITORS wife and IFS oldest and
Youngest sons, Ralph aud Herbert. lef'
charleston az 40 o'clock YESTERDAY on 2
special train hearing the body His second
son. Joseph Pulitzer. ir.. VINO was I'M 81
Louis a. the time OF his fathers death. vii
meet his mother I'm washington ana return
I'm This CITY with her one OF his daughters,
Miss Edith. is IN France and another. Miss
.nustan-n. Is on her VIZ from -OLoralL
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GENERAL ?. n. RAY.

Niagara Falls, s. y oct 30 -Brgadier
General 2. ~. RAY T.. : A retired died
suddenly this morning a Fort Niagara. at
the age OF seventy years.
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Berlin. oct. 1o-Tno death of Joseph
Pulitzer has attracted more than usual
interest I'm the Berlin parers. which paw c
tribute 70 what -rcy describe as hS Ger
manic origin. and cali him the pathfinder
a. modern Journalism.
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BRACKENRIDGE-O SUNDAY October 81
1911. Mar Breckenridge. Funeral from 'h-
rfs'denc" Or her dsughf'r blancnS Dn.@s
so iS5 nth g.. Brooklyn. on Vodussday =.
November 7. A. .. m.
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rr. National Academy Of Design has IS
,..a circulars f.r its winter exhibition ~
rho Fr. Arts Building contributions WI
10 received on November - ana r.
Vanishing Day IS scr for Friday, Deem
ter 8. and tho show viii open ON De-
osmoe- q. TO close ON sunday January
e. From Philadelphia comes the an
uogursuert that the Water Color Cluo %,
fHar r.te win open its ninth annual eNhl-
-..a. .. the Academy of the Fine Arts on
Nordar November l3. Il. -
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EEDELr-At BROOKLYN. y Y On SUNDAY.
October %. 1911. Esther W. wife - charles
- Bodeu In her 4ath wear. Funeral
vices on Tuesday evening. October 81. AZ
o'clock. - her late residence. No. 1903 Briggs
ave-. Richmond HIlI- Y Y
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brief illness. her Iafe residence. wilton
Conn. Ellen Chambers Scofed. wife Of John
NarENeu Belts Funeral services ~ Wilton
m Wednesday November I. on arrival ~ train
leaving New York az 1903 Interment ~
Walden. y Z.
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MISUNDERSTANDING. on Oc'ob~r ~ Iaii
Minnie G.. wife % William ?. BrEden. Fu-
neral services AZ her isre residence. 10 1914
SD ST.. Brooklyn. on TUESDAY evening. DC
tobs- 81 AZ o'clock. Relatives and friends
invited.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-08-26

United together we stand. divided
we fall" This is a true saying and
one that will do much good If adhered
to by all bodies, all races. communi-
ties, etc. We must know that when
we begin to contend with one another,
or in the better term, begin to contend
with ourselves, we will not make much
headway. The time we waste con-
tending could be used to a great ad-
vantage in going forward.-Helena
(Ark-) Reporter
The Colorado statesman., 1911-08-26

The preacher should be a moral
teacher and n moral doer: man to
lead the people by teaching them what
is right, and setting the cleanest and
unblemished examples before them.
then their followers would be great
er per cent the better. But, If some
of our ministers carouse and practice
all manner of immortality, how do they
expect to face a congregation. rebuke
them about their wrong-doing and sin?
This class of ministers must get right
themselves before advising the people.
Palestine Plaindealer.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-08-26
LEGS BAR TO PEANUT SELLING
BONHAM, TEXAS, MAKES DOUBLE
AMPUTATlON VENDING
QUALIFICATION

Bonham, TeXas.-The city council
has just passed an ordinance provid-
ing that no one may sell peanuts on
the street of Bonham until he has
suffered the amputation of both legs.
The purpose of the ordinance is to per-
nit an aged negro. who has lost both
legs to freeze out" all able-bodied
competitors in the peanut-selling line.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-08-26
AFRO-AMERICAN CULL|NCS

go a long way to solve the problem
and help us in ways we little dream of
at present. There In infinitely too
much laxity along that line among us
as a race variety in this city. and who
knows but what much discrimination
and prejudice on the part of the white
people against the race has had its
rise in that fact.-Philadelphia Cour-
ant.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-08-26

A white preacher from somewhere
in the south has written book in
which he attempts to incite division
between the blacks and yellows of the
race. claiming the light shades are
gobbling all the best places in life from
the darker ones. He calls the dark
people to arise in mutiny and annihi-
late their yellow Observation-Disclosures
Pilot.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-08-26

The editor of THE Bee" has just or
dered a new six-seat touring car for
on the future in payment A negro
who does not own an automobile in
Washington is isolated. That is why
we have ordered car big and fine
Washington Bee.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-08-26

We fear sometimes that those who
are endeavoring to educate themselves
and their children, or who are trying
to make progress in various ways
have in mind the effort to bring them
selves and their children to point of
superiority over others, rather than
the keeping in mind the fact that this
education is for lifting the particular
individuals that the whole people may
be lifted higher. The proper progress
is made only when all education. for
whatever people. has for its end and
purpose the betterment in larger
way of a race and individual Educa-
ton that is selfish is no education at
all.-Negro School News.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-08-26

At the recent commencement at
Wilberforce university there were ~
graduates for diplomas and certificates
as follows: Classical, 4; scientific, l.;
academic, 5; theological, 8; normal,
Is: commercial, H. sewing, 8; vocal
music, 13; millinery, Is; domestic
science, 10; shoemaking, 1. Besides a
diploma quite number of the young
ladies received two certificates for
completing the industrial courses
Exchange.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-08-26
THE CACTUS. NOT THE VINE.

The clinging type of girls is disap-
pearing," she said.
Yes" he replied. modern woman,
with her numerous hatpins, is more
like a cactus than a vine"
The Colorado statesman., 1911-08-26
NEGRO OFFICER
UPLlFTS RACE

GRACE CAMPBELL, SUCCESSFUL
PROBATION APPoiNTEE AT NEW
YORK, DECLARES GIRLS DE-
vELoPmENT AND REcLAMA-
TIoN is IMPOSSIBLE WITH
OUT MENTAL TRAINING
WHITE OR BLACK
ALL ARE HUMAN.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-08-26

Every member of the Afro-American
race should resolve to be a monitor.
and see to il that every other one OF
us behave and deport ourselves as be-
coming a lady or gentleman in every
particular. Such a crusade as this will
The Colorado statesman., 1911-08-26

Years ago when colored women
looked after the cleanliness OF stores,
residences, offices. etc, almost exclu-
siyely, they were referred to as scrub
women. White women nowadays who
perform the same service are referred
to as care-takers. When a colored
man gets few tables, knives. forks,
stoves and chairs together and opens
up, he calls his place an eating house,
A white man possessed of the same
paraphernalia calls his place cafe.
The colored man gets together his
shaving effects and he has barber
shop. Under the same circumstances
a white man declares he has ton
sorial parlor. and thus it is the man
and brother" is playing the mirrors
in the music, but time shows that he
is stepping up-Dallas Express.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-08-26

"Is dat Caline Jackson?" asked a
masculine voice at the far end of the
phone. Yes, dis am her." was the
response well, Ca'line, will you
mary me bout mex Sadday night?"
"Cose | will" returned the courted
one, IF could git my weddin' dress
ready. Who is you?"
The Colorado statesman., 1911-08-26

Army officers are really the dicta-
tors as to what enlisted men shall
stand for promotion. and they are not
in the main in favor of the promotion
OF enlisted men, white or black. They
stickle for the West Point graduation
in the officers, and negroes have 50
much trouble getting into West Point
as cadets ard out OF it as officers that
only three have done so-H. o. Flip
per, Charles Young and j. w. Alex
ander Major Young is now the only
West Pointer we have in the army
Army officers should have less power
over the designations of enlisted men
for observation-disclosures Sentinel.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-08-26

Five hundred dollars has been Of
fered for the arrest of Cashier r. T.
Hill of the True Reformers' bank of
Richmond, Va. Mr.. Hill disappeared
several months ago, and incidentally
about $4,000 of the banks funds dis
appeared about the same time. The
bank was wrecked. Mr.. Hills family
thinks he is insane. When Hill is
caught-as he will be-his lawyer
will probably file a plea of insanity.
We're initiating the white folks right
along.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-08-26

Hot headed, rowdy negroes would
do well to take the advice given from
time to time in these columns to be
careful in all their conduct, be polite
to everybody, both white and black,
and in all cases attend only to their
own business, thus keeping out Of
trouble-Orange IS. c. Recorder.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-08-26

Teach your children the necessity
of an education. If he acquires it for
refined servant.-EXchange
The Colorado statesman., 1911-08-26

The science of physical develop
ment and the living of the radiant life
is overcoming the drug science in
many MISUNDERSTANDING
The Colorado statesman., 1911-08-26

The Freeman is firmly of the opin-
ion that if affairs are conducted right
ly in the home that all will end well,
even the conduct of the children who
may be temporarily absent from home
and far away from their parents.-ln-
dianapolls Freeman.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-08

81. 9. Barter, Der Sreeniellr
Der 3eras &oilroao GommiIlion,
CAB IN ben gerbonolungen Dor ser
a%ommiiiion fir ben 5tpiidenitaatli-
de1 Sonoelsperfebr be5iigliA Der
@alpeltoner @erftfompognie oen
@ert 0ea @igentums Der 2ebteren
nit $10,275,95 on.
- 4us 8renbem miro eetneIoet,
6. E. Saeggli, elm n%olbefannter @e-
iGaftsmann iener Staot, Better ei-
aer groBen Steinbauerei let leit
9ienitag nadt peri6mlt1oen. St 1T
i6on felt largerer 3eit leioeno u1b
ipar geraoe aus ei1ert Sanotorillnl
in San Intonip 1o6 8renbom slt=
riitfgefebrt.
Sn Sealp itorb 8eter @oredi,
ieit pielen Sabren ein 8emobner
BON @uitin gountp. @r mar IS
Sabre alt.
Sn Columbus itorb Solepb
SroiauL ein alter 9emobner Ser
Staot. @r nanoerte int Sabre
1870 als bier5ebniabrieer Sl1lee
bon Seiterreih Elm uno fam eleid,
ita6 Columbus, mo er ieitbem ee-
lpob11t bat.
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shinima,
alboro. @iie County, seras
9as Nufitehen nm Mpraen fodte

9as @mfiteben am Mprscn foate
feline i6mere Mrbeit iein. sic ioller1
li6 eriinolid erbolt fiibfen nab ei-
ner 0abt S6laf.Sit es nibt 10. oorn
iino Sic. nidt geiuno. Gle folnilen
ii6 aber in einen por5iiglihen Bit
ltano perieben, uno y&ranfbeit oerl,ii-
ten, Dur6 Sen @ebraud bon Spr-
ni's Mlpenfrduter. Ct trifft pie
@ur5el Ser &ranfbeit our6 Die Ser
mebrullg Ser 2ebensfraft uno Me-
s%lllierung Der pidtigen Orgalc.
= Nieren, 2eber, Wagen, ginge-
meioe e. unO oes Neruenipitems. @r
lift feline Mpotbefer : Weoi5in Jpn
oern miro bon Spe5ial : Mgenten
perfouft ODER fan1t 0ireft be5ogsn
meroen bon Or. Beter Sabrnep &
Sons 60, 1876 90. 6opne Mne.,
Ghicaao, SSH.
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Lokales.

General Gepes, Der li6 na1
ben bisberigen 4ngaben bereits IN
Werico b%efinoen lolte, lit pieoer
aufgetau6t. @ie lei1 Sobn Mli-
ian6o mitteilt, fat bieler eil1 Sele-
gramm bon ieinenl Safer empfoll-
gen, nab Dem iener iih auf ser
&eiie nad @aibington uno SEEN
gorf befinoet uno geltern abenb
ct. Bouts poiiiert Fat. @leid5eitio
traf bier cine 9epeibe Elm, 1tatb
fpelder Der General 9onneritog
aberio BEN &io @ronoe BET Sol.i.
foropce eefreu5t babe. Maior ge.
no, Der 8efeblsbaber Ser merifari-
fben Sruppen in Matomoras, mel
bette ieiner &egierung am 9on-
neritog, oaB Gepes oll1 Moreen
oieies Cages in 8roipnspiIle gene
fen lei.
SamItag, Ben t6. bieies Mo-
mats, finoet in Der S%urnballc 0os
erfte 5hauturnen unter Dem llelen
Gurnlebrer, @errn Otto @oepcl,
ftott. Gin iebr biibides uno reid)-
boltiges Broeramm lit %altiammenae-
ftent, audi lit Elm Srdelter engo-
giert, 6as pdbreno Ser l1ehingcn
fpieIen miro.
Inter Dem Nan1en g. 81.
Union Temple gompanp bot lid,
bier cine @eieaidaft gebiloet, ocren
3ped es iein ioa, fir Die bieiigen
ltnionen elm eigenes N~ereinsbons
gu balen. Die @eieGidoft miro NIT
$4,000 &apital inforporiert. Hralis
bent 1T Wm. S. @oefgem; 8ice-GrG-
1ioent, S. $. Semmelmann; Sefrc-
tar, Sobn gtennett uttb Sdatmei-
fter 6. S. Stuff ir.
Die 8elfnap. Gifle Miiociatio,t,
Die aus ebemaIigen MitgIieoern
Der aIten 8eIfnap @ifle Company
ge6iloet III, bat na6Itebenoe 8ear1-
ten ertpabIt; Brdiioent, So. 6. 80
bin; 8ice-Braiioeut gugene 8res-
colt; 5efretdr, 6. g.. Sene; S6at-
meiiter, Bouts Seuermann; 0irefs
loren, Geo. @llrabaf, 8. g. Camp.
s. 81. 9apis uno 6. g. Moalano.
SIM Mlter bon 40 Sabren itarb
6rau gItber 9eab Mltermann, @at-
tin BON 81. Mltermanft.
SIN 8aplor Soipital itarb mad
elmer 4ppenoicitis : Operation Srau
aotberine Sllngmant1, Die @attia
BEG Boitmeiiters Snnemann in 90
cote. 9ie iunge 5rau NOR erit neun-
5ebn Sabre oft.
8ei ben 8erbanoIungen iiber
Mnerfennung 6es Eeitaments oes
%peritorbeuen Mobofaten @aGimoD
muBte gountDrihter Gboof Dom
neritag perionIih eingreifen, lin
cine Briigelei 5miiheu Elm paor 9lo-
bofafen uno onoern Mntpeienoen gil
berbiiten.
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: ..

Nad geridten, Die Ser Mder-
baufommiiidr Some ~enpfangen bat.
1T in ben Counties @barton, Sort
BEND uno 9nrris our1 einen @ee.
biI bieI Shaoen an Den SiiBfor-
foffeI angeridtet moroeli.
Die @roBloge Der Sreimaurer
In Maco bat ~folgenoe geamten
sgeip1bIt: Sm 8. Gohran BON Da!-
Ias, @rano Maiter; S. s. Mang
field BON Columbus 9eplltp @rorto
Mniter; u. 90. Soiifton, Gan an.
tonic. @rano 6enior Waroen; Sc.
mel B. 2igbtfoot 4nitinL @ro.o
Sunior Maroan, 50. SO. 9eapy
Drotpnipooo, @rano Sreniurer sssobn
Motion, @aco, @rano Secretary.
Der Gtaatsidobmeilter mahtc
befnnnt, er fei I'm Gtonoe ole aus-
itebetloen Mntpeiiungen Qparrantg)
Bic CUR Summer 1869 5u be5abIen,
ebenio ale Heniionsanmeiiungen,
Die Dor benz 1. DECEMBER olsgege-
ben ieien.
Sn gietoria lit augenbIidlid
Der DroaeB 3. 9. Gbapin's i'm
@ange, Der angefIagt lit, in benz
Guloon BON Gan 9reen, bier in
Der Gtabf, Oscar s. @ountree az
totet gu baben.
Die a. 80. 8Ioogett gonitrue.
ton Company, Die ben 8ou oes
WaIpeitoner uguuiemap~ iibernomt.
men bottle, bat iid bon Dem Inter
rebmen 5uriifge8ogen uno oos
GountD GaIpeiton pir6 ben Ban
ieIbit 31 gnoe fiibren. IS iunroe
6ies am Donneritag befannt gege-
BEN nnd)oem In Der Office 0cs
Gouiltprihter Mann cine geriamr-
hing BON NeprdIentonten oes goun-
tp llno Der giienbabnen uno Dem
Hrdiibenten Der glooeett Cont
panp itottgefirnoen bate.
@us Soufton miro Ser goo
BON Or. alfreo &oeiter gemeloet,
Der bort I'm Mlter bon 81 Sabret
geftorben lit. Or. Scooter mobnte
friiber in Geoor, Sapette County
uno beteiligte iih bort duBerit eifria
aii Tbeater %Auffiibrungen uni
aon5erten. gs berrihte oamals Elm
reges gefenidaftIides 2eben in ic,
ner @nlieoIung ul6 Scooter, ionic
Der aud idon ~peritorbene 8iri
genf 6anlen fporen Die Saupturbe
Der oeiieIben. Or. 9oeiter ipar aud
einmal 0rganiiator Der Sermanrls
iobne.
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Srummer 8nnid.

Der @ater par aif einiee 3cit
perreilt, uno Die Mutter CAB inn
M regelmaBigen 3eitabitdnoen 9e-
ridt iiber oos gefinoen Der Sin.
Der. ginmal beltano 9ansden ba-
rauf, gleidfaIls all 9apa gu idrei
ben. Die gpiitel fiel folgenoermaBen
aus:
u2ieber 8apal @ir iino ale mol
lnb persniigt. 9riioer6en lit id)cn
mie0er elm Stiid gefpahien uno
lit ELM gan5 Sell perniinftiger ole
es ionlt mar. 0as @leife BON Dir
boffello, bin ih 9ein licber sobll
Sans"
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8iuia III p%erfoufett.

Cine Sarm bon 142 Mder nit @ie9
uto 8erdti9aften> 70 older in &uls
tur, 9feit 5ol8lanb. 2iest 10 Ieilen
sn0rbli9 bonn gountbeSiB 9ecatlr, 2
Meilen CUR Stride. .S6ule, Sin lIrb
Gtore. 9aus nit 4 3immern, Selepbom,
Seller, quite 56enne NIT Sutter, @Jae
gens, II. 9iibnerbans nit 40 Siibnern.
@aller beim 5auie, iopie in Der Berne.
Can't. Guentpaiier i'm Greet, Sbitgar<
ull6 / Sabre alt, 2 beIeats gfuien.
Mil6fub, 2 Sdbrlinge, 5 56tpeine, 9
Sarnipaeen, 8uegp, 3 Get Bferoeec@
ibirr. Ser Blab lit beqnenl iinb gut
e%inse5dlmt. 8reis $25 per older. 81
9entiimer f6iiroe au6 Ynrtner nehn1e1f
nit $500 biz $1,000 capital, neil leS
Dig. @e9en ndberer @in8elbeiten ihreibe
MAJ an
e. scbinima,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-08

SD luol1te 2ucie 6amit ieocs
@efibl Der @bbangigfeit nebmen,
penn tie mieoer i'm 8aterbol1s Ie-
ben muBte. Sic mar cine berbeira=
tete Srau uno folte gu Iaem, mas
iie erlitten, ni6t aud ibre SeIbit-
ltm1oigfeit einbiiBen. 0ur madlte
tie menig @ebrau6 oanon.. leiocr
modte i6 iogen, uno ooh, es lug
10 gang in ibrer Natur. SoboIo
lbre Sarmloiigfeit, ibr Sugenofrob=
linn 5erItort maren, gralliam ltno
brutal pernidtet, famen Die itiQen
tnnerli6en Seiten lire @eiens gum
8ori6ein. ;"
(6orticbullg folet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-08
Gin Giman5senie.

y9enfen Sic, oaB SIR samie-
geriobn es perltebt, lein @elb dli-
iammen5ubalten2@ puroe ser olte
Steinreid gefragt.
o0er2 Dus tit Elm Sinan5eeniel~
entgegnete itol5 ser Mlte. Or per
onlaBte meme Sodter, iid nit i'm
III ibren @roouierunes : &leioerll
trollen 8u laiien lino oann pump
tc er midi Inn ben 9etrag an. Sen
hire @usiteuer gefoltet baben mir,
Be, wenn er crit I'M SCRIPT gebeiro-
tet hGttel"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-08
Mrs. WinsIoW's Soothing Syrup.

Set iiber fiinf8ig Sabren bon
Wiqionen bon Miittern fir ihre
ainoer NIT Dem belten grfolge beim
3abnen gebraudt. CT berubigt oas
Sinh, erpeiht bas 3abnfleii6 uno
hilbert Die Sdmer5en; BELT audi
Binofolif un6 lit bag bette Mitt.l
bel 9iarrboe. l1eberal BET oen Mpo.
tbefern au baben. Sragt nod Mrs..
@inslop's Sootbing Sprup uno
nebmt ni6ts anoeres. % Gents oie
Naihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-08


gs NOR cine ernlte Sturl6e, sic
Der @ebeime &ommer5ienrat 2eif.
feridneio uno iein Shmiegeriobn
matchmaker ourd)Iebten. 3mei MGn,
ner, init Dem rubigen, liheril
Bid, ben grfabrung uno grfennt-
nis gelbarft, belize bon berslihcr
Mhtltng unb Spmpatbie fir eiiton-
Der lno rehtem 8ertrauen, uno
bod in augenblidli6er @egeniat.
liffeit. Der @ebeimrot bate Dem
Ordngen ieiner Srou nahgegebcll
uno bel elmer l1nterreoung, Die CT
nit grbmann iibcr Die 8ermogene-
angelegenbeiten ieiner Sohter bat,
te, NOR er aud nit otsfreter Sra
ge iiber ieinen Samilienitono all
i'm berangetreten. 8os Ser Sc.
beimrot ieinem Sdnie9eriobn iiber
Die Witgift ieiner graut mitteiltc.
intereliierte oieien i'm @runoe me
mig. @ud nidt, mas er inn iiber
Die bisberige gerpalting oieies Ser
mogens berihtete, bas er, unmit.
telbar nad ibrer Sheioung BON
Baron bon Giener, olif Die lr,
fpriinglide Sobe NIT nolitdnoie un.
a~bbdngigem 3inseenuB eeiteat
:. batte.
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