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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-14
aANI AT FUNERAL OF
WILLIAM MOORE HERE

The funeral OF J. William Moore
of Butler avenue, Tottenville, took
place from his late residence at $50
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and was
attended by many friends and rela-
tives and a large delegation of his
fellow workers at A. c. Brown and
Sons ship yard in Amboy avenue.
e H. E. Curtis, pastor of st.
Paul's Methodist Episcopal church,
OBLIGATED. During the service, Mrs.
W. F. Pepper and Miss Ida Bedell, Of
St. Pauls choir sang. Many floral
tributes were received. The employ
ees of A. c. Browns and Sons sem a
pillow and the officers and firemen of
engine company No. Pol, where he
visited every day since the paid de-
partment was organized here sent a
large standing wreath. When the
funeral cortege passed the house of
pol engine, Captain John Hughes
and his men stood at attention IN
til after it passed. Interment fol-
lowed in Bethel cemetery. The bear
ers were John W. Cole, Wallace
Brown, John Cole and Harry a.
Bauman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-14
IeTTEkVILLE

Miss Susie Robinson is the guest
of her cousin. Mrs. George NJ. Kieferr
of Hopping avenue.
Mrs. Frank Robedee and daughter
Miss Lila Robedee, visited in Key
port yesterday.
Mrs. Caroline Benz and Mrs. Jonah
Nance have gone to Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Corson, OF
Amboy avenue, who, with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. K. Woodward, of Richmond
Hill, L. l.. have been at Cape May
the past week, have returned home
again. They went in the formers
Ford touring car.
Alfred Weller, the truckman, has
received his new auto truck.
William Nance is at the Highlands
for the summer in his launch. Sarah
M"
Louis Peterson, who broke his arm
last week, is recovering.
A social time followed the meet
ing of United Council, Jr. o. U. A
NJ, last night. Refreshments were
served.
Court Tottenviiie No. 41s, Fores-
tiers of America. met last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-14
MAGISTRATE HANDY HAS
ANOTHER LARGE DAY

Monday morning was another big
day for Magistrate Handy, sitting at
New Brighton, when twenty youths
were arraigned before him charged
with jumping out of car windows on
the Staten Island railway, to the an
nOyance of other passengers. The
men were all taken last Sunday ev-
ening and lodged in the Stapleton
and West New Brighton police sta
lions. Detectives j. and f. Leyan-
dowski, McGill. Hayes and Bardusch,
of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad,
and city Detectives Graham, Consi-
dine, McKittrick, Mccullough, Mey-
ers, Crocheron, Osterhaus, Macklin,
Ruth and Daily, the last four being
members of the strong arm" force,
made the arrests.
The youths arrested and their pun
ishment melted out by Magistrate
Handy, were as follows: John
Reischling, Peter Smith, Joseph
O'Brien and John Connelley, $40 or
ten days; Jere Daley, five days; John
McDevitt, also known as Jerry Sulli-
van, ten days; John Padova, Frank
Longbocko,L Louis Cheralier, Paul Ca
mola, Edward Dowd, Alfred Fran
gione, Louis Burnbacker, John Mo
lenelli, Toney Rossono, and Toney
Fanelle, each three day or So; An
tony Giacome and John Mahoney,
each S5-or five days; and Henry
Pope, So or two days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-14
T0TTENVILLE
POST OFFICE
Will Close Earlier Starting
Monday Night.

Beginning with Monday night
July II, Miss Minnie n. Siaight.
postmaster Of the TottenyiIle post
office announces that the post Office
will hereafter close at 1880 O'Clock
each night instead of 8 o'clock as
heretofore. Miss Slaight is acting
according to the postal laws which
gives her the right to close the Of
fee each night one hour after the
last mail arrives. Miss Slaight, who
was recently appointed postmaster
of the TOttenville post Office for a
term OF four years has received her
commission from the postmaster gen
eral at Washington and everything
is now complete with the exception
of the change of the stamp back to
Tottenville again. With Miss Slaight
receiving her commission means that
the stamp will be changed at the be
ginning of the next postal quarter
which occurs October LIST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-14
STATEN ISLAND NEWS
SOUTH SHORE VETERANS
AT QUARTERLY SESSION

A quarterly meeting Of the South
Shore Veteran Firemen's Associa-
ton was held in the headquarters of
Amicitia Hook and Ladder Company
in Pleasant Plains. last night. Re
ports OF the various committees were
received and other matters of i'm
p~ortance were discussed. Albert
Killmeyer, of Washington Hook and
Ladder Company, Kreischerville, will
represent the association at the an
nual state convention of the New
York State Association to be held at
Rochester mex month. All plans
for his attending the convention have
been completed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-14
NO SESSION UNTIL FALL.

The members of Richmond Socie-
ty, Children of the American Revolu-
ton, which recently postponed its
proposed lawn party and bag day re
ception owing to the illness of two of
their members. Philip and Charles
Brown, will not hold it's next meeting
nutil the early fall.
Miss Grace Adele Smith, the presi-
dent, has the faculty of bringing out
the best efforts of the children, and
the work this year has been most
c~reditable. The society gave an Of
fering toward the children's bed in
Lincoln Hospital, endowed by the
National Society, c. A. r., and also
collected some picture books to pre-
sent to the children's ward of the To-
cal hospitals.
The presentation of these to rep
resentatives of the LIdies' Auxiliary
of each hospital was to be one of the
features of the lawn party, as well as
a flag presentation to the society. and
a program of music, re~citations and
games had been prepared.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-14
BAY CLIFF CLUB GROUNDS
POPULAR THESE DAYS

One of the most popular places
these hot days is the grounds of
the Bay Cliff Club on the heights at
the former Bay Cliff park overlook
ing the sound. The new bath houses
for the past week have ~ over
taxed and the bathing aucnaf pfaes
is much enjoyed by the club mem
bers, who form the social set of the
town. The new club organized but
recently has a membership of eighty
at present, composed both of gentle
men and ladies.
The club grounds are in fine shape
and the tennis courts are the best
on this end of the island.
Williams and Peterson, contrac-
tors, have about completed laying out
of another court. Each afternoon
and event g the courts are kept busy
until dark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-14
ACTIVE CLUB
TO HAVE FAIR
Hugusnet Club Plan for
Event in Fall.

Plans are now well under way for
the annual fair of the Active Club
OF Hueguenot to be held this year.
AT a meeting of the fair committee
held recently the following officers
were elected to manage the fair:
Harry G. Miller, chairman; Malvern
Meakim, secretary and Frank Dolan,
treasurer. This year the fair will
be held sometime in the fall in the
club house of the organization. in
stead of under a large ten as hereto
fore. The next meeting of the fair
committee will be held Monday
night. All on the committee are re-
quested to be on hand. The commit
tee together with the members of
the club, are going to work hard to
make the fair this year more attrac-
tive than ever. Several new features
will be introduced each night of the
fair and many fancy and useful ar
ticles will be offered for sale. Sup
per will be served and refreshments
sold.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-14
BAND CONCERT
OF PARK DEPT.
Second One at Pleasant
Plains Next Week.

The second band concert Of the
eason under the park department of
the City of New York on this end of
the island will be held next Wednes-
day night at Pleasant Plains in front
of public school No. 3, at that place.
Band Master Frank Hadkins, of the
Tottenville Band, has arranged an
excellent program to be given at that
time. AS this Is a new ovation at
that place, a large crowd is expected
to turn out at this time. The fol-
lowing is the program:
Program:
PART /.
America.
I Selection from "The Dollar Prin-
cess Mani
2 Two-Step-'The Fascinator" $3.50.
W. Scheid
8 Caprice, Sweet Jasmine .......
-Tobani
A Waltzes from THE Spring Maid"
-Rheinhardt
5 March, Put Your Arms Around
Me Honey" ....... Won Tilzer
PART II.
1 Selections from Madame Sherry"
-Haschua
2 Two-step. "Who Are You With
Tonight" .Botsford
8 Valse. "Azuree" .......de Tanay
a Intermezzo, after Sunset.
Pryor
5 March, "The Iron King. st. Clair
Star Spangled Banner"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-14
ST. MARKS TO HAVE
OUTING AT OVERLOOK

The annual outing and picnic Of
st. Marks Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school, of Pleasant Plains, will
be held at Overlook Park, on the
shore of Prince Bay, Saturday, Auz
gust 5th. At a meeting of the Syn.
day school board held at tie church
Tuesday night, the dat6 and place
ives dAe Tovs@a children viii
be taken down TO the park in stages
leaving from in front of the church.
Games and other amusements will
be a feature. Refreshments VIII be
served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-14
ST. PICNIC.

More than a hundred enjoyed the
picnic and outing of st. Stephens
Episcopal Sunday school that was
held at Overlook Park. near Prince
Bay. yesterday. The children met at
the church at 10 o'clock and from
there were conveyed to the park in
three large stages and other wagons.
Superintendent E. w. Berlett, who
was in charge, saw to it that every
one had a good time. Games were
played and ice ream was served the
children. Many enjoyed the bathing
at that place during the day. They
returned home again after 5 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-14
DIST. DEPUTY VAUGHAN
AT INSTALLATION

District Deputy Grand Master Will
liam L. Vaughan and staff composed
of Grand Marshal Wallace Brown and
Grand Warden William Corson, went
to New Brighton Tuesday night and
lnslallea the newly eieG3ed offleers OF
dent Order Odd Fellows, of that
place. Next week District Deputy
Vaughan will complete his ~installa-
tions for this term, when he will
place the officers of Mortified Lodge
of Port Richmond, in their chairs. At
that time a reception will be given
the district deputy and staff, who
are all members Of Bentley Lodge,
No. $40, OF T'ottenyille. Representa-
tives fro mall the lodges on the s.
land will come together at that time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-14
BAPTISTs HAVE OUTING.

The children Of the South Baptist
Sunday school were given an outing
at Woods Park in Sprague venue
Tottenville. yesterday. They me- at
the church in Main street at 10
o'clock and from there they marched
in a body to the picnic grounds:
Games were a feature of the day and
refreshments were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-14
PLEASANT PLAINS

Miss Alice Williamson. of New
Rochelle visited in Annadale yes
terday.
Mrs. Margaret LaForge was in
T%ottenville yesterday.
Conrad Kress, court attendant, of
the second district court, Stapleton,
during the past week has been as
sisting in the Adams street court. in
Brooklyn, while the court here has
been closed.
Mrs. Harry Smith. of T~ottenville,
visited here yesterday.
Captain and Mrs. Ivan Van Albert
and family, of Tompkinsville, are
camping at Great Kills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davidson were
out in their Overland last night.
William H. Van Chief. of Port
Richmond. vas at his local lumber
yard here yesterday.
Miss Agnes Kress has returned to
her duties after a recent Illness.
Abraham Sharrott was In Perth
Amboy yesterday.
~ Won DO not read the NEW
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-14
JUSTICES VISIT MT. LORETTO.

Special Session Justices O'Keefe,
Fleming, Duell and Forkar, made a
visit to the Mission of the 1mmacu-
late Virgin at Mt. Loretto on We'd
nesday on their monthly inspection
of charitable institutions in the dis
trict where they preside.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-14
UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL
PICNIC IS POSTPONED

The Union Sunday school picnic
from Kreischerville, scheduled to
have been held tomorrow, July Is,
has been postponed until July %
owing to the death of a member.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-14
CARD OF THANKS,

Through the columns of the
EVENING NEWS we wish to thank
our friends for their many acts of
kindness during our recent b~ereaye-
ment.
ESEK r. Nance,
MRS. PHEBE j. SPRAGUE.
22631-7-14-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-14

II you do not read the NEWs
every day you will miss ssgreat deal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-11

baben, iuoren iebr iuenie Spuren 81,
betnerfen.
Das 3elt oes aaiiers ,lrlteri6cioct
ii6 ollberlid nidt meientIid bon oe,l
anoercn 3elten. SSnren ieoo9 lift
es paloitartig eineeribtet. Didt oo-
bel lino groBe 2eimpmlo.S Gle fiir
Gmpfanee erridtet.
Sn Ser 3eltltaot, oercil s(usiebcn
bnr6 CRIME @alen, 8oIo-YIGbe,
Spirngbrunnen ulto 9anrn- 9eibell
belebt lit, baben rul1o cine 8iertcl-
niilliom Weniden 0uartier oufge-
l6loge1.
Gen gall3en Morgen iiber fonlell
nno gil1gen oie @roBniiroentrGger,
INTO geollloig barrten Die oi6ten
S6aoren Der gillgeborenelt, i,ll
ons Scrriderpaor nod einn1ol 5a
@cii1t gu befon1n1en.
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sssn Baoerborn lit Elm bort G

Sn Baoerborn lit elm bort off
8eiud Deilenoer Oeutih.M merifa-
ner Namens Sibbelen bon Der go
li5ei in Soft genommen moroen.
Nad ben Mngaben Der 8ebor6e lon
Sibbelen Dor iedsuno5nan3ig Sab-
rem IN iener @egeno getpiloert bos
men uiio an eiuem 3~ulammenltoB
nit Dem @epieriorlter beteiligt ge.
lueien iein, Der bon elmer @iloerer.
Gugel tot nieoergeItredt muroe. Sib.
belcn bot oanu aneeblif bic
Gllift ergriffen, Inn benz itrafcn.
Den Mrnl Der @erehtigfeit 5u ent-
geben nno cine fieue Seimot in
ben Ser. Staaten gefunoen. ct
glaubte, mie bin5ugeiiigt miro, oob
Die affdre periabrt lei, uno risfierte
cine 9eiuhsreiie nod Dem oltcn 3d.
terlanoe. Sn5iuiihen mar aber Der
gegen i'm erlaiiene Stedbrief cr-
ileliert morben. 2aum bate bic 8e-
boroe 9uliee bon Ser Mnneienbeit
Sibbelens in Baoerborn befommen,
als Die 8erbaftnng oes 9entid-
Entertainers borgenommcn puroe.
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bonols Semano mei,te legitimen
8efiible fir Die gromanns a1ae,
taitet batte, Ser bdtte iiderIid nit
meinen 5auiten 9efannti9aft ee-
mo6t uno es mdre mir gum Sc
muBtlein %gefommen, oaB ib metre
gltern liebe uno ebre iuie elm gu
tes &ino. Nber es fam nidt oo5lt,
uno 10 mare es a,16 mol geblieben.
fper ipeiB? Den MniporlI mein Sc.
ben 5n~geitolten, mie cs eeporoen iir.
ennpfing i6 BORT crit nit Ser gnt-
biialng oes @ebeimniiies meiner
@eburt. Weine @lterlt geborten rs
beren 2ebensfreiien oit. Sd Iegte
feinen 8ert ouf oieien nrnItane,
ober CO ipirfte bod mol naf in mel.
mem Strebett, meil1en 33ielen.
meinen Neiguneen. 8os lire
8fli6t uno ibre 2iebe mir perIag,
te, gab mir 6ie Matur; oag Grh-
tell boberer Nrt boberen Sntenefts.
Ofir oas 81 ent5ieben, lag nid,t 1T
ibrer Modt. Sd modte sic init
oieien 9ingen, Die nidt fret bon
Grbtterung iein fonnten, neridonell.
Sic tim aud nidts 5ir Sade.
iest, belte nidt mebr. Sir Sic
oiirfte es mol bauptiddlid oalorf
onfommen, 5l tpiiien, oaB ib meme
Gltern nidt femme Biz our Stru16e.
Nidts bon ibnen erfabrem fobc
ltno gang aqein ite5c in Ser @elt.
Sb iie leben? $50? @ie? Sd meiB
es nidt."
(Enrtirk1l1n fnInf
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LokdIes.

Der iui1ge Manlt, Der nellll1
nit @enalt in's 8oli5ei-@ efaneniS
orang ulo perbnftet gu lperoen per=
langte, bot nit ieitler 8ebultptung,
er iperoe BON Den geboroen N
Ohio eeililbt, rebt gebobt. Gin 9e=
amter BON BORT lit bereits u1ter=
ipegs i'm at boler. Der iunga
Wann, oeiien Same Campbell lit
ioa an einem Ginbrud in eine,n
SupeliergeIdaft beteiIiet eemeiei
fem.
Die Gresbpterioner beablidti-
gen cine MaodeniduIe in ~unierer
Staot au bauelL Sic 100000 fp-
itei1 1oll.
Samitog traf bier cine 9e.
peihc bon General Hepes aus Seem
gorf elm, IN Ser mitteiIte, onB er
ben Sag in 0ep gorf 5ugebraHi
babe unb am Ibenb nod @aibine-
ton fabren tpernc. 9onlit lit bic
l1nridtiefeit ader piloen @eriihte
iiber ben Mufentbalt oes Generals
feitgeltelt.
Nod Sen Nngoben bes 8ooro
of SeaItb bot Sic Tooesrate m6b,
reno beg Wonats Mobember in utl-
ierer Staot lie Bro5ent ols 16
Berionen per Sauienb betraaen.
Sic 3abl Der @eburten betrug 14G
uno mar bier MaG GROCER aIs Die
Ser gobesrate.
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@rmnoeisentums : 1lebertraanmaen.

g. S. 8lefie an Mlfreo @oIea, @runb.
lti1d in Der 2aurel 9eisbts Nbbition,
500.
S. $. @eue uno Srau an Ser,naur
S6ldaro, @runbtiid an Der Siozgrez
ia Ctr; $4,000.
S. S. Carl an Charles Seiliemann
@runoitiid an Der Durango Ct; $4,000
q. S. @reiner all Bruno goist
@rtnotiid I'M nellen gitbsgIod 3o4S;
81 IL. 81.
emil 2ode an 6. S. Sooainion
8 Mder 2ano; $4,000.
Srau @arb uno Sobn Gatbmarm 1t
U. an 8. ur1b 6. @bi1on, @runb1tiid ar
Der Raio Sol16o Ctr; $4,000.
sc. 6. 8udleb. @eripaIter fir Der
Nablas bon @idael 8arrb, an $. 6
Seloman, @runoitiid an Der 9atpIor
Ctr; $3135.
S. s. 9irfpatrid an S. SO. Meidert
@rlinoitiid in Der Gan Sernanop @bbi.
ton; $50.
q. 6. Sor rnb Srau all g6as. Sen
nin9er, @runbitiid i'm nelten gitbs8lot
3065; $3.50.
George 6. Gaur an gmil Qode
0rlnoitiid in Mlamo Seiabts.; S125O.
5b. S. 8ofples an 8m. 3iealer
@rltnoitiid a1 Der Qafitte Ctr; $4,000
g.: S. Gore nnO Srau an Srau Mug;.
tia 8uoinger, @runoltid an Ser alasal
Ctr; $3.50.
@briitian lllrid unb Srar al g6ri.
titan S9mitt. @runoitld an Der Siib
Treia Ctr; $3.50.
gbriitim l1lri6 unb Srau an Sra
Margart9ea S6mitt, @rurbitiid an oe1
SioSEreia Ctr; $3.50.
Sos Mngeles 9eigbts Smprobem.n
Company m 8. 81. @einert, @runofiic
n Der 2os 9ngeles Seigbts @bbitipn
5000.
g. g: Seal ll1o Srau an 60. $. Ser.
pei. @rnnoItild i'm neuen gitbs8Ior
2611; $500.
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Gine 9iibide @piiOOc.

4ns PD1laoelpDtd ldretbt mon
INTERIM d. 9e5ember: 3nn1 erIiell
M}ale in Ser @ei6idte Der Qnofer.
ltaot begriiBte oas beuti1c @ieo Ell
llen nelten Wapor. uno gum erltet1
VPale maren es oeutlde @orte, IN
Die Elm Wapor ieine erite offi5ieae
aniprade fleioete. Dies geidab beu-
te Wittog in Der bieiigen Gitp &all..
ladoem Gltoolp6 8lanfenbltra sum
Ofapor Der Staot philadelphia ins
allguriert nar. gs mar Elm Mo=
ment, Der alien 3eilnebmern mol
unperleBli6 bleibell miro. Ser Sum.
&c Wonner6or, ser ul1ter oen oeut-
lden @eiahgpereinen beg 2anoes
cine 10 electromagnetic Gole ipielt.
iuar es, Der Mapor 8lanfenbl,rg, Ell
mem lebenaldngliden Mitsliece oes
@ereins, bas 9ieo iang. Sn Dem
groBen gmpfangsialon oes Maporg
botten iid Die Sdneer in einen
Salbfrciie aufgeiteGt ltno ols Der
Mapor init ieiner @attin un6 6e.
neliernanllten @abinetmitglieoern
Die glei6faas Don ibren Oamen be
gleitet marerL eri9iel eridon if
zen Der 8ereinsgruB enteegen.
9ann trat 8ereinsprGiioent Sem
rid Soffmann Dor ul1o gratulicrie
Dem neuen Wapor gu ieiner @abl,
gleid5eitig Ser Sreroe Musorl,d ae-
BEND, baB es zines ser lebenslana-
lifen uno geidasteiten Mitglieoer
oes 8ereins 1T, Der ben MaDorsihabl
mqbreno Der nd1iten bier Sabre
%einnebn1en miro. MatirIid NOR Is
paiiel1o, oaB Serr Soffmann oie On
iprade in gnelii6 bielt, umlo mebr
e%rfreute es Die sroBe @eriammlllng
bon 0eutibeuy Die fid in Dem ge-
raumigen Yrunflaale eingefun6en
batten, als Mapor 8lanfenbura in
elmer oeutiden Mniprabe antfpor-
tete.
Wapor glanfenburg iaste inter
Mnoerm: vgs ma6t mir Elm aon5
beionores 8~ergnigen, Die critic oft
5iene Iniprade, oie i6 balte, 81.
oeutiden Sangern in ibrer Mrltter-
lprade git ipreher. @enn id nidt
irre, bat ME 5upor eii1 Mapor Scr
5taot 9bilabelpbio ieine erlte Mn-
iprade in 9euti6 eebalten uno lit
lllire Wlitteriprade ME 5upor purf
eitren Weapor an oieler Stele geIpro-
den moroen. Der oeuti9e @elare
tit ME 5upor einem Mapor BEL iei-
her EMANCIPATION entgegengeflrn-
gen. Woge es elm gutes Omen fir
Die 3ufunft ieipl Sd oanfe sSbnen
nod]nals bon gan5em 9eraen."
Ser %genannte Gerein iang nod
uDas lit Der Sag oes 9errn" rno
yWar5luft" bon Mneerer. 8eionoers
nit Dem lesteren 2iebe erSieIten Sc
Ginger einen groBen @rfolg, umr
reider 8eifaa mar ibr 2obn. Gel
MeIt oes Nahmittags feierte Ser
gerein ieinen ME porber erlebten
Grfolg in froblidem geiiammen-
iein. 9irigent gugen aIee, Ser Sic
Sanger leitete, murbe nod elm be-
ionoerer Danf beg Mapors suteil.
ebe er fi6 bon ben SGngern nit
einem fraftigen SanogruB perab-
idie6ete
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gusbaft.

aomponiit;; SD m,,B mir biz
Belt gum Nrbeiten formlid itebIen."
Sreunb: so, Die aud nof?"
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Der glit tOtet MIR Wemise.

Sn 1906 fotete Der glib MIR 1G9
Meniden i'm gon5eil 2aflbe, alio
faum 5tpei bon elmer MiIion. Aber
bic Sterbegefabr BON 2eber-, 0ie'
rer- ODER Magen : 4ranfbeiten | Il
be0euteno GROCER; aber niht, meltr
Electric 8itters~ gebrnuft miro,
tuie Mobert Maoien bon @cit Bur,
Iington, So, benefit. 4erate beban-
oeIten i'm erfolglos 5 Monate me
gen Qeberfrnnfbeit nno @elbiudt
nonad Electric Differs" i'm boa.
it1noig furierte. 9as bette Mittc
fir Magen, 2eber, Nerben uno SHE.
rem un0 9Iutreinigcr. Sur 30 Cts
bei alien Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-11
General 9fencs, Ser iih nd

General Mepcs, Ser iid mad
ben bisberigen 4ngaben bereits IN
Nerico befinoen ioate, lit mieter
aufgetaudt. @ie lein Sobn Mli-
ianbo mitteiIt, fat oieier Elm ge[e-
gramm BON ieinem Batter empfolt-
gen, na6 benz iener iid auf ser
&eile nad 8aibinston nno Nelu
Oorf befinoet u1lo geltern abeltS
ct. 2ouis paiiiert fat. @Ieid5eitie
traf bier cine 9epeidc Elm, nafb
mel6er Ser General Donnerfug
abcno oen Gio @ranoe bel Sam.
foropce gefreu5t babe. Maior &c.
no, Ser gefebIsbaber Der merifari Il
lden Sruppen in Matamoras, mcl.
oete iei1er &egieritng anl 9oil.
nerltag, oaB @epes am Morgcl
oieies Cages in Brownsville gene
len lei.