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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-06-01
Orchard SlnoiOtree.

that shown in the illustration. 1t ID
made of q board of hard wood about
an inch thick shaped in q curve. and
on tho outside is nailed . piece Of
strap or iron with holes In the end for
hitching the tugs. An old leather har-
ness tug will answer the purpose al
most az we'll as the iron. but Of course
will not last so long. A singletree OF
this kind should be made just wide
enough so a horse can walk between
the tugs comfortably without rubbing
his legs against them.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-06-01
That the good roads movement has

That the good roads movement has
struck Pocatello, VIII re the sec NO
annalal convention of the LITTER Noun
tain Good Roads association will be
held ON Jhlle 22-24, 1911, was indicat-
ed the other dry when former Cover
nor Brady returned from an eastern
Nlp ard TxNt his lame down fer a
$500 donation to IA fund of $4,000 IT,
be raised 10 turnpike ten miles of
road across the Fort Hall irrigated
tract NO Ross Fork, to conn ct w1uA
tho six miles Of sand nlI from Ross
Fork to Blackfoot, which will be ma
to the state OF lk.aho of $zO,OUo. -.
M. Nixon, h mesteader om the tract
added his name to that OF Governor
Brady with $3.50 Subscription. Every
aHltom~ }blle owner in This city, ana
everymerchant and business man res
ponded literally. For years P, cat lilo
has b1o.l on the Il LIE CT the main
line automobile highway to the Vel
AOWSUOuS Pal cuAAfU W ullc IUOuIuWSSl-
eEal summer re.5CFuS. In famous six
miles OF sand road between Ross
Fork and Blackfoot has been ter
ror ITO mo- riSytS. 1t is ON the black
list of every automobile guide book
Gn America. Largely through efforts
OF the LITER Mountain Coed Roai is as
ISOLATION, the present Xe~utiVe Gift
GERS NF Which are PreSid iEt e. R.
Sherman of Buhl Idaho, and Secre-
Eary William Wallin of r. cattllc, the
last state legislature was induced to
appropriate $4,000 to mac adamize the
Ross Fork road. Work Will be in
progress IdtIri the June convent Ion
10 complete the chain of good roads
across the Fort Hall ceded tract and
the Fort Hall Indian reservation, it
was decided to turnpike the pG.e lime
ru3d which ruins straight from The
Gate City to fCoss F, rk aiong the
transmission lime Of the Idaho Consol-
ldat Power comp hy. Work will be
rushadi to compltI,i n in order to pre-
pare for the annual tours of auto par
tics which pass through PCl.tello.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-06-01
Season of Calmness.

Jane Jones said to me: "In casa n,
not KNOWN what to do next, I've
found 1t handy to set around a smell
and do nothin'. AFTER that you're al.
ways some calmer and kin hoop your
self in"
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-06-01
A Million Rubber Trees in China.

An official report estimates the mum.
Der OF Para rubber trees under culti-
walton in Cochin China as over 1000.
900, of which about 500 900 are being
tapped. Present plans contemplate the
planting OF 100000 additional trees
as soon as the work can be DONE
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-06-01
unpreasant SUGGESTION.

I've called my new song Failing
Dew" Then, my boy, it will never
be popular. 1t is too strongly sug-
gestive of household bills and COM
mercial notes. Boston Transcript.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-06-01
Makes Bio Saving.

A saving Of a million dollars a year
In oil and fuel is said to have result
cd in the United States navy by in
Dtructing f1remen and attendants and
encouraging them to practice econo-
mics by the means of rewards for the
best records
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-06-01
She Knew Her Place.

Mistress (engaging servant)-I hope
you know your place? Scranton
yes, mum! The last four girls You
had told me all about It.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-06-01
A Souvenir.

Eve-When We leave Eden we
ought to carry away some souvenir
Adam-How would it do to have the
snake stuffed?
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-06-01
SINGuETREE FOR AN ORCHARD
lmpIement Like One Shown In illus
traion Will Prevent Much Injury
to Trees by Plowman.

Many a good tree has been ruined
by a careless plowman who allowed
the end of the singletree to scrape on
the bark. 1t is easy to avoid injury OF
this kind by making q singletres ike
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-06-01
MAKEUP OF GOOD DAIRYMAN
His Glass May Easily Be Ludued From
Appearance Of StabIe-LittIe THINGS
Make Farming Pay.

We can safely judge a dairyman
from his stable. II when YOU go into
a mans stable you see his COW stand.
ing in good. dry straw foot deep in
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-06-01

For Ill my of Eha boys in t4ae and
but " fragment OF the tn mSands who
re5pu dGd to die call OF the govern
ment forty-ei ght years ago are left
TO pay triLnte to their q mradas VINO
ere in a. Heavenly soldiers i.YJme.
Sad as lit seems to f eel til Il, l.g a few
y ara molio the blue cf the G. A. r.
WEI Sanity be memory, yet there lis
pleasure i'm witnessing the interest
manifested in the departed, who fought
tOr "a tlipti N s honor a. Id life, by the
younger generation. A few leading
spirits in Blackfolct this y ar interest
ed themselves in Decoration day to
the extent that My 30, 1911, was 'lb-
served as a. memorial day i'm a m n
tpeT that WILL met scCn be forgc.t1l.
Probate Judge J. H. Andersi w, Depu-
ty Sheriff w. H. Kestner and J. j.
Dunh We're LIN headers i'm Ia move to
fittbGGV observe the day and through
their efforts and the assista zee of the
full dime vi IS shown the few resident
}a1ldiers whose last cali IT, duty has
tnok yet loeen sound ii AGE is over
fdmihg thos who fought at the
corauys call AND eilthouyh the elias
thciIty OF step is lacking, the soldiers
ga6thered Tuesday and Led the lodges
on the city to the graves where lie
their former assoc lates. Bright,
clear G.. ID hTacing coration day
br Le I'M BID ckfcct MII the few sol
oilers who are left gadhered early ca
dlhc streets, and it was interesting to
haHT them fight the long a.ic battles
over again. Sunday mornIng memoir
iai services We're held in the Meth u
ISA church 1t which six soldiers at
Z ndi9d III is .Lij.cat:ye eli the trace
~oImed by the north and south that
IN tle parade OF IuesIk y there were
Two confederate sold al-s, maa wLo in
their youth had tMsht for their be-
lief, but who now as they camp to-
-seuiler in the sunset of life, can lola
lands lad . ace reigns among them.
IIle program committee OyerlC ked
scNlhlnS TO make the days services
entertaining and the addresses eit tn,
Auditorium, the singing, music and
each feature was p r;ectly arranged
Elk 7sherff john T. DaniIsu. w 5 mar
Slaa OF the day and conducted tn
parade, which formed Gu Bridge street
Glitter the exercises in The Auditorium
HE line OF march waS as j lllcMs:-
BA4ckfoot band, the We, amen lodges
as escort 10 the soldi rs, ten soldiers.
Flower girls, Women OF Woodcraft
citizens marching and in carriages.
The parade marched TO the main gate
II the cemetery and entering there re
81 fred To lbhe grave OF Major Ianlil
sEh, where the escort stood in open
ord + ami The soldiers marched to the
grave N their Lite leader, where they
rendered the services CT their order
in paying tnlbute to the dead. After
3fe services at the cemetery the pe0-
pie ,llisper5ed and one more tribute
hsd beelz paid to the increasing num-
Der Il brave mou who re fast join
ing tn big army beyond the sky.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-06-01
The Rioht Sai5lf

While l gaze cut on the forest and
hills and the beautiful sunlight want
Gods love to shine into my heart, as
the sun shines upon the earth.-Ten.
nesste Housewife
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-06-01
HAPPY WON EN-.
Plenty of them in BIackfoot and
Good Reason for It,


Wouldn't amy woman be happy,
After years rf backache suffering,
Days OF misery, nights of unrest.
The distress OF urinary troubles,
She finds relief and cure?
No reason why any Idackfoct
reader
Sho uld suffer in the face of evil
Gence like this:
Mrs. J. A. Quillin, $50 E. Idaho ST.,
Black foot, Idaho, bays: Il do not
hesitate to recommend Doan's Kid
ney Pills for they have been of great
value to me- d suffered severely
from dfsordered kidneys and my back
ached almost constantly. Last spring
whom feeling mis- rable, learned
about Doanfs Kidney Pills and procur
ed IA box. They proved very effect
i've in relieving me, and my exper-
fence gave me a high opinion OF
them. statement given October 8,
1909
REIMBURSEMENT
On jun 10, 1910, Mrs. Quillin said:
Nothing has occurred to alter my
high opinion of Doan's Kidney Pills
Since endorsing this remedy, l have
used it ON several occasions and have
never failed to get prompt relief
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents fer The Uni
ted States.
Remember the name--Doan's-a
take no other.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-10
@ic 8erSer nub ieiue Gbeliebite
itd iuteber uertrmsen.

So6ann @ottfrieo Seroer, Ser III
Der oeutiden 2itteratur cine 10 ge-
lualtige &oae ipielte uno our6 feline
@irfiomfeit Die ourdj alopfitod be-
gpnnene 8efreiune oes oeutidar
@eilteslebens Don Ser anoertbolb
Sobrbunoerte mabrenoen fron5oii,
iden Sberbobeit bolenoete, botte ELL
gliidli9es gbeleben. Man fam
mol nit Ge6t onnebmen, BOB oieIe
@be bauptid6lid oa5u beitrlg, oell
| 3mieipalt ous3ueleihen, Ser thinner
1T linn mar, neil Der @ioeriprltd
5miiden ieinem geiitliden 8eruf Gals
Sberfogjiltorialrot in @einldr) mo
Dem in linn piel itarferen Orange
sur Sdriftitelerei i'm qudlte. Ser
Der bette feline 8raut, &aroli'le
| Sladslono> Ole ibm III Darmitobi
ourb Sobann @einri6 Merd al,ge-
fiibrt moroen mor, i'm Sabre 1773
| beimeefiibrt, ais er cine gforritene
in @iideburg a1nabm. Sort fat CT
Die ieligiten Sabre ieiner ioeo[ell
gbe berlebt. S6iQer, Dem Seroer
5iemli6 fremo, a%eitipeiie iogur feino-
lid eeeeniiberitono, i6reibt in einen'
8riefe an &orner in etpas ipot=
tiider Mrt iiber @eroers gbeleben,
aber mir geiuinllell oaraus ood ell
freunoIihes 8iIo. Natiirlid CAB es
altd in oieier ioeaIen Gle gele.
gentli6 l1nfrieoen, aber Ct mdbr-
te ME alt lange, ulro es n1ub eitte
bumoriitiihe Mrt gcipeien iei1L alti
oie Die beioen ii6 mieoer pertrueen.
Sdiaers 8rief an aorner lautet:
p@on ben bieiigen (8eimar) eroBet
@eiitern fonlmen eitem INNER NOR
riidere 9inse gu Sbren. Seroer uno
feline Grou leben in elmer egoi1ti'
lden @inlamfeit unb biloen 8uian,-
men cine Mrt bon beilieer 3tpei-
einigfeit BON Ser iie BEN @rben-
iobn ausi6lieBen. Mber neil belize
itola, beioe beftie iino, 10 itoBt oieie
@ottbeit aumeilen unter ii6 ollcilt-
Der. 8enm iie alio in l1nfrieoen
geraten iino, 10 mobnen beioe obee-
ionoert / II ibren gtogelr ltno 8rie-
fe laufen greppe ouf greppe ME
Der, Big iid enolid Die Srau emit
idlieBt, in eigener Herion in hires
@begemabls 3in1n1er gu treten, mo-
lie eine SteIe aug ieinelt S6riften
re5itiert nit ben @orten: User
oas gemabt hut, muB elm @ott
iein nno auf Ben fam @iemano
siirnen." Damn faat ibr Der beSieg-
tie @er6er nm oeu Sails, uno oie
Seboe bat Elm gnoe. - 8reiiet Soft,
DOB ibr uniterblih ieib."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-10

Ioolp6 nnb Settle 2oren3 on Sobr
@c9antel, 9rnnoftiid oil Der Sno@Ilae
mo ullo @nentber Ctr; $4,000.
Siloa 8. @6miot nn Srau Minrm
S6imiot, @runoltiid on Der Suena @ilto
Ctr; $1,000.
0fobert SO. 8roHer on gilbert Stebes
IT,, @rrnoltiid oil Der @oliab StraCe;
SOS glnseIes Seisbts Smpropemeni
So. an 8upert 9eiglemeier, @rllnb-
ltnd in 2os @neeles @eisbts; 1926.
Z q. 8. 9taats nnb Sra,t an 81. q,
Silbeus, @rluoitiid a0er @roab Nue. +;
1915.
9ara6 96part oil Sran g. Is.
Stores, @run6itiid oil Der @uaoalorpe
Str; $3.50.
8. 6. 9unter al Sran 9lpin @dnes
fer, @ruuoitiid iii Columbia Seigbts;
500.
Grid Menser IT. all %. g. arnolo,
WrnnbItiid ON Der Snbiana Ctr; 5000.
9tubolp6 unb Spa S9eele an. Qpuis
s. Sta6l, 81 @der 2anb; $4,000.
Spbil 81 Sipple oil 81. S. Barter u,lS
Sralt, @runoltld i'm ne,lcn GaysN(od
1921; 1926.
Go. 1lbr an Strait Innie 6. 1tlr
@run01fiid i'm neuen @itbe8lod 1888;
sos Il. u.
.. s.. 9ittmar uuo Sral1 an 5. Sec
Hanlom. @runoItiid an Der Saflnrlf
Ctr; 5000.
8m. g. 8asot OH Sbepbore Mad5ens
betmer, @runoitid an Der 9arlanbalt
Nb0ition; 5000.
NIbin 9eioel an SSrau 6. 2ubllan,
@rauoitid an Der @ooolatun Subbipiz
lion $3.50.
6. $. Storm ait Srau sos. @i(6arb,
@rullDfiid in Der 9enberiioe aoOition;
1925.
gleg @. Maas u,,o S. 81. @rocs6ed
If. an SO. @. Sauger, @runbItiid al
Der guena @ifta CIT; 50 II. q.
Sranf Simmni,g all S. 6. Vntlb
@ruloitid nt Der gde Ser pine unt
@rabion Ctr; $1,000.
81. q. 0alplon unb Srali un Mlbert
uno @rnit Stebes. @rulo5fiid all g9afbz
ington 9lace; $1400.
Sobn 9. Sipple an Soc S. Gapers
ton nnb Srnu, @runbltiid i'm neueu
gitbzBlod 1852; $500.
Msilton Cohen all George gppp,
@runoitiide in ben neuen gitbegIods
191 uno 2571; $40 II. q.
MboIf unb Sulius Sola an g. 81.
9pfbein8, 110.8 @der 2anb; $2188.
Mabln unb q. Nort1 a1 S. 8. Cor
hin, 100 Mder Qarb; $21O0.
9au g. Street an Sral1 Ibelaipe
Gbomas, Grunoftiid in Der 9unnp
SInpe Mobition; 1925.
6. 8. Storm an Suite @ar5a, @runoz
ltid an Der Colorado Ctr; $3.50.
Gnorep 9anion IN 8. g. S. 9artz
mann unb Srau, @runo1tiid IN Der Bel
ma Mbbition; $500.
Sat Gtepers unb {. 8ilig an so.
9utdinion, @runoitiid i'm lleleu gitp@
8lod 2075; $50.
2afebietp $opnitte Company an Geo.
@. gpers, @rlnbitId i'm nelien gitDs
@Iod 1888; $3.50.
Sobn 9. Sipple an g. 6. unb S. SO.
@ipleb, @rlnoitiid i'm nelien gitp@glod
$1,000, $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-10
Der usllte Srit" ais sparer.

Som preuBiiden So~loatenfonia
er5ablt man iid folgenoe biiblde
@eidi6te, Die p%erbient, ser 8ergei-
lenbeit entriiien gu meroen: SIN les-
ten Sabre leines 2ebens erlieB Der
&onig elm 3unofdreiben an leinc
Sanorate, iie mohten ibm 8orld[d-
ge our er5ielung sroBerer Gripar-
Mile i'm Staatsbausbaltetat mad)et,.
Der Webeime Nat b. Gaubenbeim
idlug nun Dor, Die ginnabmen
ourd gebaltsab5ige BEL ben Inter-
tanen gu pergroBern. Der aonia
ging iuiaig auf bielen 8orIhlaa
Elm uno idrieb ieinem 8erater:: SD
oanfe Dem @ebeimen State b.. Gan-
beflbeim fir Seine guten @eiinnun-
gen uno ofononliider @at. Sd fit
De abcr iolden reht' idtpierig aus.
5ufiibren oa Sic armlen 2eate iener
@lolie obnebin i6on fintmerli6 [e-
ben miillen, oa Die 2ebensmitteI i1no
allies iebt 10 teuer lift uuo iie ebef
cine 8erbeiierung aIs cinen M6,
5ug baben miiiien. Snoefien min id)
bod Seinen Elan, oie BARN lieaell.
De quite @eiinnung alunebmen uno
Seineii 8oridJlas 5lboroerit an Sbm
ielbit sur ausfubrung bringen nro
Sbm jdbrli6 t~auieno Saler nit
Dem 8orbebalte an Dem Graftamellt
ab5ieben, oaB @r iid iibers Sabr
ipieoer meloen uno mir beridtell
fam, OF oieier gtat Seinen eigensn
bausliden ginridtungen porteilbaft
ODER idaolid fei. SIN eriten Sale
mil ih Sbn 10 BON Seinem 10 gro.
Ben als unperoienten @ebalte bon
piertauieno goler auf Die S1lfte
berunterieten unO 5u ieiner 8er,l-
Dtgung Seine ofonomiihe @efirnnng
loben uno auf Die anoerr, Die iid)
oesbalb meloen meroeri, oieie Scr.
fiigunq e6enfaas in @npenouno
bringen.~ 2eioer itarb Der nMlte
Jrib~ in oenlieIben Sabre. go blict
es benz @ebeimen State b. Saubctl-
beim eripart, Die @irfung oieics
p0fonomiiden@ grlafies al fid iclbiI
SIT crfabren.
- &c oipht niiH1 hprlintprnpfom
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-10

gen1g auSieben fam. Meine erita
Stellung mar in einem fogenann-
ten frouenloien Sausbalt, mo i6 sic
grfobrung geraoe iebr bitter mo-
den muBte. 9a babe i6 mid bann
earauf gepiiiermaBen trainiert, uuo
nun bin i6 au6 oaron gemobrt
uno meiB es ear nidt anoers.~
Sraulein @lmira ddbte ou6, aber
nod fur5em Nadiinnen mefnte iie:
uSe Nun, 6acun a Jon govt. Sd
mare Die lebte, Ole So ireeno etmas
oreinreoen molte. Meine Brit
Der --.~ Sic oetitulnmte ltno lis-
6elte elm menig. l1no aud Srall
Sortor ldGelte.
uSebr i6mei6elbaft lit 6as ni6t
9erooe fir Die &erren BON Grpfuni-
gen., iagte Srdulein glmira oann.
limo berousgefunoen boben iie'S
iibrigens bod i6on. &oipor mahte
beute cine babineebenoe 8en1er=
flung. Mber nun mollen mir
Ioom einmal beiu6en. Ser Site i'll
eor gu germ Elm nenie beebrt llno
man faln's ibm ia audi gonnen.
Saben Sic ni6t iebr piel Nrbeit init
ibm2 gr ipra6 mir bette Worgen
|idon babon, Dab er bolo in ieir
Stiff geben noGe, int bas meilie
9riioer i'm eingefauft boben.
S9mer eenltg miro's ibm freilid)
merben. l1nos er miro Elm iauer=
iiiBes @eii6t MAIDEN menn mir
ieet fommen. 9rei Sra1en inn SarI=
ie, oas miro ibm vnerbort ideinen. "
(9o~rticbula fol0t.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-10
. Oie otntlid)en grlaife

= Die amtliden Grlaife iino
meift troden uno iad)lid) nno babeu
nihts nit perionliben @mpfinoun-
gen gemeiniam 90 binter i6nen meiit
nur @uroen 1teben, Die ii9 gu eitec
Sabe duBern. Cine Mnsnabme maGt
BARN MIR eill iiitgiter grlaB Der
preuBiiden Notwithstanding,
Der non aaerL @erfehtcrn Der Mit-
terlihfeit IN bieier niidternen 3eit
bodgebalten merOen muB. Sriibcr,
als es riir 8eanite CAB, 5. +. M1lt-
ner, Die in Weamteritenen tatig mo-
rem batte Die Mitterlibfeit in Den
grlaiien feinen 8lat. @noers muir
be es aber nit Dem MusenbIif, mo-
Damen als .8eanltinnen" gnItelt
lung erbielten. Sebt fam III Die nit
9fe6t geriibmte aItpreuBiide Gut
oroipation elm 3mieipalt. gon ieber
mar es Sitte, oaB Der 8eamte iei-
men alteren 8oreelesten gu eriiBen
bate. Die ritterIihe Site erbeilbi
aber mieoerum, oaB oie 9amen
audi BON dlteren @erren gegriiBt
meroen. @ie ftebt es aber oanlit,
wenn aItere Serren 8orgeieBtc
linb2! Sino iie bonn 8oreeieste,
ODER lino iie Serren? Oils 8orgeieete
miifien iie natiirlib BON ben 9amen
gegriiBt peroeft, fiiblen iie iid aber
alg 4erren, Damn meroen iie lelblt.
beritdnolid Die 9anlen 5uerft grit,
ben. Man fann iih oenfen ooB Biz.
Der ieoer gcamte Die Srage bon lei-
mem S%tanopunft aus beba1selte urtb
lofte. @er fid als Sitter fiibIte, Der
griiBte alh Die inn untergebenen
Damen, Der onbere lieB es iein. Sn
BreuBen miiiien aber audi ioldc Sra.
gen einbeitlid ulto boberen Srts
| geregeIt meroen. Gin @iienbabnpor-
lieber, Der in ungeniBbeit uno ge=
orGngnis nar, manote iid an Die linn
porgeiebte MiniiterialbeborOe I'M
glat in oieier beiflen Aff1re. @r
erbielt Die iiberroldenoe ausfunft
oab Die 0amen auh bon ben 8or-
geiesten gegriiBt neroen miiiien
Hunft! Mlio nun lit Die qudlenoe
ltngepiBbeit poriiber. Gin Miniite-
| riolerloB perfiigte, oaB Der obIge
geideio ~aagemeine @illtigfeit erlan-
gen iolte. Sebt lit es beitimmt, oab
Die geamtinnen in erfter &eihe 9o
men iinb uno in smeiter &eibe linz
tergebene. Man fam in oiei9t Or
Lab Oarlm nit &e6t ols ben erlten
ritterlihen grIaB elmer 8eborbe be-
5eihnen.
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: @ana beionoers gu empfebIe

Sang DEFENDERS gu empfeblen
iino Die erit flr5li6 befannt getpor-
oenen beimii6 praparierten uSalfen-
berger @afier". 9ur6 tire altber-
oroentli6en &eilfrafte aber baben iie
iid idon Die @elt erobert. @ne Die.
ienigen melhe an Rbeuntatismus
ODER @idt leioen, fonnen nit Der
groBten 3uperfiht in Die 3ufunft
i6auerL oenn oieie @alier bemirfen
in notwithstanding fur5er 3eit, eina
abiolute 41ir. 2eien sic Die Mn5eige
bon Ioulf 3ul, Tapettebiae, Eeras-
IN oieier 3eitung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-10
LokaIes.
II / i.

Ser San @ntonio Sag bradte
am Nahmittag ihones 8etter, nod9-
benz es ben gan5en Morgen reg
1eriih auseeieben bate. Sn Solgc
6e5Ien mar Ser 4usiteQungsplos
uud gut beiudt. @s mar tatla6li6
ser critic Sag Der Musitelung, an
benz man bon einem mirfli6 guten
9eiud ipre6en fonnte. SSn Der Staot
tparen am Nadmittaa folt aQe
@eibafte geidloIien. Die 8ooomell
of the @orlo bielten cine 8eriamm-
lung auf ben Sair Grounds ab.
Die .Geras Sbeep ono @oot
Maiiers M~iiociation bat 8eidliiiie
angenommen, in oenen ser Som
ereB eriudt miro, BET Der beabiid-
tigten Earif : Mepiiion iol6e 3ole
auf 4leibungsitiife, @oae, 0eobair
uno 3%iegenbdlte gu legen, oaB ourd)
Ke ser rnteridieo 8uiiden Den 8ro-
ouftionsfoiten bier uno i'm Iuslon-
De ausgegliden miro. Sir Mobair
uno oie aug Moboir bergeltellten
Sahen berlangt iie beionoers DO
be 3oHe.
SSn elmer 8eriammlung, on
Der ungefdbr 5man5ig 8eriouen
t%eilnabmen, mlroe bier am 9on.
neritag Die Seras &~epubIican 8ro-
greiiipe 2eague fir oen p~ier5ebnten
aongreB Diitrift organiiiert. s.
SO. Samion muroe gum 8orfisenoen
beg Di1trifts, 4rtbur @raD' gum
Worfisenoen BEG ieniatorieaen 81
itrifts uno S. s. Sopfins 8ual
County @oriitenoen BON @erar
County ernannt.
Gin iunger Wann aus Norb=
geras, Der i'm ct. @ntbonD Sotel
nbgeitiegen mar, madte in beri6ie-
0enen @eihaften groBartige Gin
f1ufe un6 be5ablte nit gbeds altf
cine 8anf in Mbilene. @s itelte
fih ipdter beraus, oaB oie gbeds
nibts pert naret1. Der iunge Mann
puroe berbaftet, lit ober pabr.
ideinlid geiitesfranf. CT ioa fritz
Der einmal i'm Srrellbauie eetpeien
fern. 49,
Die 9erren g.. S. Mltermonn
nnb @m. 2ngersbauien BON 9ol-
las itattetcn uns einen febr ange
Tebmen 9eiuh ab.
- Der Mpotbefer @ermann See
fter bat iid idmer5bafte grano-
Dun0en 5use5ogen ourd Die grplo-
fion elmer Miihung BON gbemifa-
lien, Die er in ieinem @aboratorillnl
berftelte.
SIN Mlter BON 70 Sabre itarb
Mnton Sbft, elm otter >oeutiher
Burger unierer Gtaot. gr pobnts
feit -nieIen Sabren bier uno mar bier
tpolbefannt. gs iiberIeben i'm feline
@atfin uno cine Eohter.
= CHARLES 8ufmiIer, Elm inn
ger. Monn BON % Sobren itarb
bier i'm Sauie ieineg @aters, @il-
belm @udmiaer, an Der Seeuin
Moo0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-10
Mrs. WinsIOW's Soothing Syrup,

Seit iiber fiinf5ie Sabren po.
Miaionen bon Miittern fir ihrt
&inoer init Dem beften grfolge beinl
3abnen sebraudt. gr berubiet ons
&ino, ertpeidt bas 3abnfleii1 nno
hilbert Die Shmeraen; BELT al1d
@inofolif nnb lit bas bette Mittsl
bel Diorrboe. 11eberan BET BEN Mpo.
tbefern gu baben. Sraet nod Mrs.
@inslom's Soothing Sprup uno
nebmt nidts an6eres. 25 Gents oie
Blaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-10

Gs siebt aud beruntersefom,
melle gmporfommlinge.