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Champions Win TWO.

Cleveland, Aug. 26. Philadelphia cook both games today ' to and 6 Ito 3. The locals outbatted the wis. itors in the first but Krapps wildnsss and infield errors overDaianceti iii advantage. Coombs was finally taken out in the ninth, Plank proving mystery. Bakers batting was timely. In the second game Philadelphia was behind until theI sixth when they jumped on Falkenberg for two sin gles, two doubles and triple, scoring four runs.
 First game: Cleveland ...... 100 001 S00-5 1S Z Philadelphia ~. Oio O12 SOo-7 10
 Mitchell, Krapp and Fisher; Plank land Lapp.
 Cleveland ...... 200 010 O0O--3 10 Philadelphia ..... 100 004 010-6 F
 Kaler, Falkenberg and Smith; Nor gan and Thomas. |
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cubs Divide Double nIII .

Brooklyn, Aug. 26. Brooklyn and Chicago divided a double header to- day Rota games were closely fought. The locals took the first, four to two by batting Smith hard in two innings, although a dropped ball by Archer at the plate was directly responsible Tor the winning tallies. Schardt and Cole lad pitchers duel in the sec ond, Chicago winning to 2. M. zimmerman scored the winning run in the ninth on a pass, sacrifice and two hits.
 Chicago ......... ono 900 O1O-2 6s Brooklyn ........ 900 200 20x-4 II (
 Richter. Smith and Archer; Knetzer and Erwin.
 Chicago ....... O1O 900 001-2 6 Brooklyn ...... 001 O1O 000-2 9
 Cole, Graham and Archer; Schardi
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the local diamond this afternoon and lost to St. Louis 5 to f. St. Louis started the scoring in the first inning whsn two singles two errors and a stolen base netted them two runs.
 Boston tied it in the third and went ahead in the fourth. The locals scored three runs more in the fifth and took thd game Both teams field ed poorly.
 Boston ....... 0O2 100 10O--4 10 , St. Louis ..... 200 Os0 O0x-5 5
 Powell. George and Krtchell; Ci- cotte and Carrigan.
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Cards and Boston Split.

Boston, Aug. 26.-St. Louis and Boston split today's double header, the visitors taking the first 2 to l, and the locals, with "Cy" Young in the box, winning the second , to 4 Young showed return to some of his old time form being strong in the pinches and striking out nine men, although he was hit hard.
 First game:
 Boston .......... 900 100 000-1 z l St. Louis ...... 100 loo O0O-2 q
 Brown and King; Harmon and Bliss.
 Second game: Boston .......... 900 400 01x--5 5 St. Louis ........ 200 O10 0l0-4 s Young and Rariden; Golden, Lauder milk and Bliss.
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NOTICE.

Having retired from business, | have left all repair jobs With f. r. stedman. 653 Central avenue. inose wishing to recover same must call for same within thinty days from date.
 Alter thirty days all repair 1ops will be sod for charges.
 c. F. Chapman. Gem Jeweiry store. TIP Central avenue.
 Hot Springs. Ark. Aug. s, 1911. Tx-0 i'm.
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SEEMED TO GIVE HIM
 A NEW STOMACH.

T suffered intensely after eating and no medicine or treatment I tried seemed to do any good" writes Ii. NJ. Youngpeters. Editor of The sun. Lake View, Ohio. The first few dosek of Ghamberlain's Stomach ana Liver Tablets gave me surprising re- lief and the second t'ottic seemed ID give me new stomach and perfect ly good health. !" For sale by all dealers.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
petroIt Wlns Aaaln .

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 26. Detroit found Groome and Becker for ten hits and eight runs in less than three innings today, and defeated Washing ton Il to 6. Busn was put out of the game for kicking and Lathers sue ceeded him.
 Washington .... 200 GOO 400-6 lS i Detroit ........ 243 GOO 20x--1l 16 2
 Walker, Becker, Groom and Ain smith and Street; Lively and Schmidt.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Divide Double Header.

Memphis, Aug. 26. Memphis ana New Orleans divided today's double header, the locals winning the first 3 to 0, and the visitors are second to 0.
 First game: New Orleans ..... 900 900 000-0 c Memphis ........ 001 900 020-3 s Klawitter and Aagemeir; Dickson and Adams.
 Second game: New Orleans ......... 400 10---5 Memphis .......... 900 00--0 c
 Breitenstein and Nagle; Newton, Bernhard and Brennan.
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sox Lose Another.

Chicago, Aug. 26. "A base on balls and an error. coupled with opportune hitting enabled New York to overtake Chicago's lead and win the final game of the series today to 2.
 Chicago ........ GOO 200 0O0--2 l Nav York ..... 001 OH 0O0-3 10 I
 White, Baker and Block, Payne; Ford and Sweeney.
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NashvIIIe shuts out Mobile

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 26.-Nash- vile defeateti Mobile 1 to 0 this af- ternoon in one of the tamest games of the season. There was 10 have been a double header, but wet grounds pre-. vented.
 Nashville ...... 900 001 00x--1 ' Momile ......... 900 900 000--O } l
 Bair and Seabaugh: Burleson and Dunn.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Garland chancery court. w. c. Turner, Plaintiff.
 vs. P I. McCabe and John Schnepper, Defendants.
 The defendants, P. I. McCabe and John Schnepper. arc warned to ap- pear in this Court within thirty days. and answer the complaint Of he plaintiff. Wm. c. Boulc. atty ad. item, Hot Springs. Ark, July zbth., gil. II. A. WHlTTlNGTON.
 Clerk. Ky I. R. HouaIev
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Montgomery Loses.

Chattanooga, Aug. 26. -Chattanooga defeated Montgomery today in the fastest game of the season. The locals reached first in only one innin off Thomas. the second. Chattanooga ..... 040 900 00x--4 : Montgomery ...... 900 001 0O0-1 6 0
 Benton and Higgins; Thomas and |Cribbens.
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ROCK SPRING WATER.
(sulphsts Mscnesla.y

4 cure for inGsgestson. ylus1ies ths kidneys. drives uric acid out of the system. Best .able water. Ask your doctor about t. 11s Glade Street Phone 421. .
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PhiIIies Beat Reds.

Philadelphia, Aug. 26.-Cincinnati was defeated here today to l. All of the home teams runs were scored off the delivery of Fromme, who was driven off the rubber in the second inning.
 Cincinnati ........ 100 900 OO0--1 Philadelphia ...... 210 900 OOx--3 0
 Fromme. Kehfe, Suggs and Mclean Clarke; Stack and Spencer,
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RHEUMATISM RELIEVED IN SIX
 HOURS.

Dr. Detcnon's Relief for Rheumatism usually relieves severest cases in few hours. Its action upon the system is remarkable and effective. It removes at once the cause and the disease quickly disappears. First dose greatly benefits. 75c and ;i.o0. Sold by Eisele and Hunt Drug Co.
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The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Judge Teurston F.. Farmer as q candidate for congress from the Sixth congressional district subject to the action of the demo- cratic primaries.
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BARNHART-The old reliable for fur niture repairing, uphoIstering; all kinds of cabinet ana carpenter worx. TIT GuI- pha Street Phsne sBs. l1-2s-tf
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Atlanta Shut Out.

Atlanta, Aug. 26.-Foxen allowed but one hit today shutting out Atlanta six to nothing. Phehn's fielding and McBrides hitting were the features. Birmingham .... 100 040 100--6 s 0 Atlanta ....... 900 900 000-0 1 Foxen and Yantz; Paige and Wells.
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A marriage license was issued yes terday to o. r. oyerton and Miss Maude c. Jackson.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATIaN

Toledo 1. Milwaukee '.
 Indianapolis 3. St. Paul 2. Columbus ?, Minneapolis z. Louisville 5, Kansas City 6. second game called in fourth, rain.
 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. Macon :, Savannah 1.
 Columbus 0, Columbia 0. Eleven in nings, dark
 First game: Albany 12, Augusta 2; second game: Augusta l, Albany f. Jacksonville! 2. Charleston 0.
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By ]. E. HousIey.

Original Budweiser Beer on tap at New York Bar. 7-I3.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress. :.

The Sentinel Record Is authorized announce Judge James Gould or Jefferson county as a candidate for Congress from the Sixth Congresslon- al District. subject to the action of he Democratic primary.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-08-27

Mrs. s. Meyer and son. Harry. left yesterday for Sapulpa, Okla, wnere
 they will be the guest of Max Meyer, afterwards visiting relatives at Kan
 sas city. They will be gone about five weeks.
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WE MEET YOU HALF WAY.

This bank is working all the time to please its customers. and We have found that the plan of working with Jour customers is profitable one all around.
 We are carefully equipped to render the best assistance to legitimate bust ness interests and fully organized in 'every banking department.
 We will take pleasure in offering our services to the public because We
 believe that our present customers will assure new ones that this bank can and does fulfili all the require. ments of modern banklnlr.
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St. Louia Beats Rosfon.

St. Louis. Aug. 2s-Hoston made it's last appearance of the season on
The Sentinel=record., 1911-08-27

The Sentinel-Record is authorized announce Hon. w. H. Martin as a candidate for congress, subject to he action of the Democratic primar- es.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
TEXAS LEAGuE

Dallas ,. Houston I
 Oklahoma City l, Galveston 1. F't. Worth 5, San Antonio 0. Austin at Waco, no game, wei grounds.
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g-ll20t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-22

oen iperoen n1uBte. Moeiitratsrat
Or. b. @a6Ier, oer Stiftunespermal.
ter. erflarte: nDie oiesiobrige gr-
offnung Ser 8ecf,nonn Sttftutg
eutbuIlt Elm nod llie beoba6tetes
5dauipielereleno. Sett beginnen
fib nnd idon oie 8robin5tbeater
eii15u1drdnfen ,lr1b oie Saiion itatt
Waitte 5eptpmber erit gegen Mitte
Sftober gu eroffnen 10 bob biele
sdauipieler nm 10 piel langer brot-
los unlbensebeu. Die fir6tbare lie.
berprobuftion al SbeaterperionaI
offer glrt bringt es nit iid. oaB al.
tere 5dauipieler nur idper eill
Engagement befomlnelt. yeo6 MIC
mails iino 70 pieIe arafte engage.
mentslos uiibrig" gebliebell als
beuer. Ser 9lnsblif in Die 3u-
funft lit Der benfbar traurigitc.
geur Bic intenIipe Qlbi6recfung, ben
Gbeaterberuf gu ersreifen, fann ein
perlig belfen."
@cldcs ltnbeil Die iiberlno-
oerne 2itteratur an5uridten per-
mag, oafiir Iiegt mieoer Elm oralti
fdes 9eiipiel por. Sn Ser @apeIe
BEG 8erliner Sebtpig ara1fenball=
ies tpuroe elm 1rrnIid gefIeioetes,
bctenbes irnses Maodcn sefltn-
ben. 9luf 8efragen bes @eiitliden,
Dem fie porgefiibrt muroe, er5ablte
iie, iie iei ,aus. einen iblehten Sou-
ic IN llngarn, ipobin lie inter
8uans eefonmen, entfloben. Cine
fofortige genaue llnteriudung err
CAB, oaB oie @efmloene Die apansig
Sabre aIte @rdfin Gle Sind bon
9indenltein lit, Die bon benz Daterli=
den Cute &alienpinfel i'm gieeie-
rnngsbe5irf gotsoam peridpunoen
Sic 2eftiire bon giibern, ipie Ser
beilige Scarabaus" ltnb uDas ge-
fdbrlihe 9llter", baben ben Sinn
Der ltneliidlihen beripirrt.
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sau Mntonto, Mittuod ben y. Nouen6er 10

Sobresfrilt iiber 100000 Wearf. gr
fubrte ein 9oppelleben, gu Saule
ltno int &reiie ieiner @elogeber.
8eim @eridt ipielte Ell oen lolioet
Wann, ioMt gab er als 2ebenonn
oas @elo nit bollen @Gt1oen aus.
Sci ieiner gerbaftung fano lnari
100000 Marf in 9opiergelo, BEL
elmer 8erliner @roBballf puroe cir,
@utbaben bon 10000 Wearf Be-
i6lagnabnt, Bel ieiner 8raut 15,=
600 Mearf uuo &oftbarfeiteu.
Son 6riebrib MeDer-3 -3ipidau
er5ablt man: Ser ilt ben A5polten
Der 3eitungen ertpabllte Sos oes
8ebein1en &ir6enrats SSrieorih
WteDer-3micfalt eriunert mid an
5mei ieinen Sutnor befunoenoe BEL
tere gpiiooen aus ieinen 2eben.
SO. erI6ien ab uno gu an einem
Stamntiid, an Dem ii6 2ebrer Ser
boberen S6ulen 8earnte ioipie
giireer gegen a[betlo 5uiannen-
fonoell llno 6eteiligte iid lebhaft
on Ser nleiIt intereliantell ltnterbal=
tung. SIM 9egriff eine gigarre
gu rauben berloi6t 6as inn bon iei-
nem gsa6bar gerei6te brennenSe
Streiebbol5 in ieiner Sono, porouf
Ell gu Dem 5errn Brofeiior iber-
5eno benlerfte; u9as 2i1t Ser @ii-
ienidaft lit erloiden," nabrel1o les-
tcrer i6lagfertig ertuioerte: nSobolo
es oie @eiltlidfeit in oie So1lo
ninlnlt." Sci eiuer 9ibung Scr
lanoesfir6li6en aonferen5, bic 81.
leitete, lpuroe ein nidt beliebier
9feoner, Der ieinenl nidt eeneh-
nligten 8ortrog eill onoeres Mdu-
telhen ltmgeboneen bate, ooourb
ausge5eibnet BOB fi6 Der Saal folt
Ieerte, ipdbreno bas onltoBenoe
@iiffetaimmer iid Mite: Die lebbof.
te l1nterbaltung be5tp. @1triiitung,
bereint nit Dem @drm binterm
Buffet itorte bie penigen 3uborer
i'm Goal, mol aud ben 8ortraser-
ben ielbit, 10 ooB aud 80. fid er-
FOB, Inn ieines Mmtes als Setter
5u ipalten. gr Bat bie aug oenl
'Saale @efIobenen, Die fren 0nrft
loi6ten, Inn 9fube init Sen pieI BE-
lahten Worten: vWeine lieben
Mmtsbraoer, ergeben Sic iid lnebr
Dem ItiIIen Snff.~
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Saettete giele pom sube.

@. 8. Mod, bon Mod, 9rf..
glaubt, oaB er biele Menide1lebell
NIT ieiner 25iabrigcr grfabrung
i'm Mpotbefergeidaft eerettet bat.
.@ns ih INNER germ tue, f6retbt
er, lit Or. Sings SEEM DISCOVERY
5u elnpfeblen fir alle 2ungenleiben,
grfdltaugeiI .@rippe, 3eudbuiten
unb Mftbma. Uiele neiner 8unoen
ber6anfen ibre @einnobeit meii1en
9at. Sd BIN iiber5euet, baB iie
Die bette Meoi5in lit fir Sails uno
2ungenIci6er.:" gs lit Iei1t oiele
gebauptung gu belpeiien. 8eridafft
Gud cine freie 8robcflalde, ooer
cine SOC ooer ST Slaithe. @aral.-
tiert BON alien 9ruggiftes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-22

8., $. & g. q. (Saupt-2inie.)
Mrfunft-
So 9-gom Often. .'7:15 BORN
go. 7-@om Often. $3.50 nadm
Mo. 10-gl Baio u. Beiten. 1880 nabm
y}o. 8-gon 81 Bafo.. Job BORN
Nbfa6rt-
SO. 9--Nab eI gaio unb gseiten.
- .909 BORN
So 7-giad 81 gaio unb sBeiten. !.
$3.50 aben6s
go 10-Iad) 8. Often. 1000 aberlos
Sfo 8-gsa6 Dem Often. 1t:15 bonn
gietOria 9iotiiun, 6. $. e g. q.
Infllnt. =
So 301-guero, @ictoria $500 na6nl
No. 303S313-guero, 8ictoria. .....
-.r l.4o abeflo5
So 302-guero, @ictoria. 80 BORN
SO. 304@31Lguero. @ictoria 49,.
............ 1880 aberrbs
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Weaen einsiaortiaer Betri

- Wegen ein5igartieer getriige-
reien muroe : Elm 34idbriger 8ogen.
ihreiber BEL einem gerliner g.
riht, nit Manlen Sans Moaer, per-
baftet, Der nnter Dem gsarnen Ell
mes Or. Martini uno Dem Sitel
zines @eridtsaiieifors, Stabsar5tes
ODER friibern gbaritear5tes 3utritt
81 alien @eienlbaftsfreiien gefun-
ben bate. ueberou bate er 2eidt-
gIaubisfeit fir iein Mdrhen ge-
fun6en, er erbalte bon eiilelH- be-
freun6etel @ebeimrat i'm Eatentan.t
8roipefte gu patentanlneIoungen.
Die er, als patentfedniih auseebil-
better Mann, fir groBe 6irmen
6urAarbeite. Sir iHt iclbit fonime
babel elm iebr bober @cipinn ber-
aus, aber aud ieoer, Der ibn NIT
&apitaI beiipringe, fonne auf cine
8er5iniung bon 100 Big 800 Yro,
sent rednen. Die Sirntcn, nit oe-
men er in @erbinbimg itebe, bGtten
beim aailerlihen 8atentamt gro-
BE Sumnen binterIest, oie iein
Berbienit oaritellten, ipern Dos Ta.
tent ourbginge. 3ur @laubbafi-
madung ieiner Mngabelt IieB Der
Sdpin6ler Sormulare nit Der g(ufs
fdrift Der 9epoHteae oes &aiier.
lihen Bntentamts oruden, itellte iie
auf 1000 big 10000 Marf al,s,
beriab fie NIT elmer unleierli6en
nnteridrift uno itedte iie in ein
Goubert nit berfelben glufibrift
bas er NIT bem WnmeiL Ser @ob,
nlirg un6 Der geteiligungs5iffer oes
geidminoeIten neriob. Die &ill-
terleglng bieier 9riefe iollte ben
@elogeber i'm SaIle ieines plobIi,
den Io6es iihern, oa Dos 9atent,
amt Die ginlagen obne tpeiteres aus
5ablen miiiie. 3uerlt beeniigte er
iih nit fleinen 8etraget, Die er,
nah angeblider 9urbarbeitung oes
patentes, NIT boben 9ipioenoen gu,
5iiriif5ablte. Durf ben boben @eipilln
berlodt, goben oie 3apitolilten
au6 balo groBere ginlagen. lin
ieine @elogeber 5u eeipinnen, bear
beitete Woller oeren Salnilien 10,
oaB er als aneebliher friibercr
9beateror3t ibnen Gbeaterforten
iogar gu garlio +. Gorlteuungen I'm
entgeltlih lieferte, uno ols ongebli,
Dies Mitglieo zines ginfaufsper.
ems bic Srauen nit billigen Cell
fateifen beriorete. Gatidhlid be-
5ablte er fir alles ben nornaler
Breis aus ieiner 2aid)e, bod mar
oies cine 9leinigfeit pereIihen nit
oem, ipas Die Rapitolilten opferr
muBten. 60 ergaunerte Wtoaer in
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eob Sss Gone Star giers.

Spne Star Bier sebt iiber alles
lteber 9llles tn scr 2Selt,
@eil in linn iidj Msal5 nnb t5ppfen
Sriiberlid] 5niantmenitellt;
Bon benz Nulfe bis nad) Sallas,
Sis mad WeTiep'S Hebter
Serridbet ntidJttg iiber alfes
9as famuie 9pne Star @ier.
peimiifJ Srrr aus better Nuele
llnh ba5n ein beutffer Gang,
S1aben itets am bteler Stellc
Sbreu grten, alten Slang;
@erben INNER uns begeifteru
gu niel eblem Satenbrang,
Seintiilf] Bier aus better Guelle
ltnb basn elm bemtidler Gang.
Seutidle Gintsfeit 5u finben
ST mitunter bud) iebr ifbiuer,
Spd mir f5nnen men fte griinhen,
8rtnst man 2.ome Star Bier ms Der
9arin finb mir alle einig,
gSenn mir mus 10 treffen bier,
Saf por allem uns bic y9pne Star'
2iefert tets bas bette Bier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-22

Bon elmer nieoeritiir5enoeu
Steinnlaiie iiilo in einem &ali-
9eremerf bel gtorobauien elf @c-
better eri6logen tuoroen
Cine nod llnperbiirgte 0e.
peI6e aus Geberm meloet, Beriien
babe Sen Soroerllngen 8nBlanoS
nadgegeben
= Die Nodri6t bon Dem Woi-
iocre Der Srelnoen nno Mtanol6us
in Sion Su iheint iid 5u beltdti-
gen.
Sn 2oroon boben Die Suf-
froggetteu fuieoer einmal &raipaa
genladt. @s iino ibrer 8lpeibunoert.
oreiBig perboftet moroen.
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Die Oaadle Ses @aters

'miiroe Seoen getroffen baben, ser
Den Sobn bon 8eter gonop Dol;
Soutb 9fodmooo, Waid)., angegrif-
fen bate; aber er mar lna6tlos &C.
gen Die @nsriffe Der 9fierenfranf-
belt. gr ihreibt: p0a @er5te ibm
lnidt balfen, goben mir ibm glec-
tric 8itters;; feds Slai6en oabun
baben linn iplttloerbar ge6olfen SeSh
iab ME before 0ieoi5in." 9iufen-
ihmer5, Waiioiefeit> gferboiitat, @p-
petitoerlult iuarnen Dor gieren-
-franfbeit, Oie oft in 8aiieriudt
enoet, Sarnrubr ober grigbt's 81
ieaie. gllio, nebint electric gitters
uno ieio geiitbert. Seoe Slaide go
rantiert. SOC Bel aGen Mpotbeferii.
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Ole 8erlpaltuna ser iiioilher

SIe SerlDQlIul1g Der 1up1lWelt
@elneilloe III Wiain5, Die lpegen oes
Neubaues Der Spnagoge NIT &ai,-
nlugssarbeitell belddftigt lit, fano
laut' uWain5er Sournal" in elmer
alten funltpoa gearbeiteten Srllhc
aus Dem Satire 1878, perferti9t
bon 9lonm gfieoel, cine Reibe an
tifer 9lltarborbdnge bon groBen
&llnihuerte. Die 8orbange beiteben
5uneilt aus uralten ieibenen Stof-
fen Die nit berrli6en Stidereien,
9lulnen, sSrii6te uno 9iere oarItel-
len0, perieben iino. Die Sni6rii-
ten auf oieien SDragogenporban-
gen 8eigen oie Namen ilralter Wtain,
ger iiioil6er Sanilien..
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9alomel 1T hablidl.

9lber oSimmons' 9iper Burifier"
lit bodlt angenebm uno feline 8ir-
flung iit griinolih. ltnperoaulidfsit
unb geritopfung lpei6en. Gin Ser
JUDI iiber5elgt. (geur IN gelben 8ledy
i6adteln). @innal periu6t, INNER
gebraud]t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-22

@ir tragen mondes llebel of
ne Waurren big ienano fonntt,
Der uns oarauf aufiuerfiam maht
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81. s.. & :. ga5n.

4nfinft-
SO; 245-gOn Soufton uno aep Or
leallS ........ $40 na1m
@o. 241-8on So,tfton 1no @aIbefton
1920 ,noraens
go. 7-8on DalIas IL Sort @ortb
7:30 morgens
ylo. 235-8om gorbem. .7.45 bormitt
g2o. 15-8on 8aco. 300 nahm.
So 9-@om gaorben 7:40 abenos
@bfabrt
SO. 246 Nad6 9ouIton lino Stem Or
leans ........1 1920 moraens
gfo 1O-Na6 Dem Noroen .9:05 BORN
So. s. Nab 9allas, Sort sBortb
nno gSaco $40 abenbs
$50. 236-Naf oem yaorben. -. :.
;. ;. -. ....9.15 abenbs
SO. 242-Iad Souitou unb @al>
beiton ....-...... 10:80 a6enbs
The evening world., 1911-08-03
WOMAN
FOUND SICK AND
CHILDREN HUNGRY
Police Send Former JanitreSS
to Hospital-Society Takes
Children.

Policeman Harabes OF the East
EiEhty-elghth street station was calle'l
into the cellar OF a tenement house at
No. 32i East Nlne;y-fourth street last
evening to aid Mrs. Annie Kenny. for
mcr janitross os the building. and her
three children. who had been dispos-
sesscd and were in dire need OF food
and clothing. The mother was found
on a couch in the basement hallway.
thinly clad. with her children gathered
about her.
Earlier in the day her effects had been
carried into the street and through tnt
generosity Of a tenant the couch had
been placed at her disposal. The chill,
dren were ragged and thin-faced. Il,
was the mother. In the little kitchen o.
her home no traces OF food were found
and Mrs, Kenny said she and her chill
dren had eaten nothing for the las
week except what was brought them By
sympathetic neisnpors.
IIarabes summoned a patrol wagon
and when the vehicle arrived Il wa.
found that Joseph, Mrs. Kenny's seven
year-old son. had disappeared. Mrs
Kenny and her other two children
Mollie, Ave years old, and Alice. two
We're taken to the station house. Mrs
Kenny was later removed to the Eas
Slxty-seventh street station, where shI
was placed under the care Of a matron
She said her husband was a patien
IN a hospital and her scauty saving
mad long since been exhausted. JosepI
was found by the police In the home o
his aunt, Mrs. Nellie Walsh, az 80. 3
East Eightleth street. and was taken :.
the East EIghty-eighth street police sta
tion, as Mrs. Walsh said she was I'm
able to care for the lad.
DIR. Devan OF the Presbyterian Hos
pital said Mrs, Kenny was snffer!nI
from Brlght's disease and she was re
moved to Bellevue Hospital with he
Youngest child. Alice, Joseph and Molll
were taken to the Ch.ldren's society,
The evening world., 1911-08-03
WIFE WOULDN'T LET HIM.
Ind Tried . Co q ck - Otd
Love, but Is stopped.

u was 20 have been a case Of "o0
With the old love and on with tho new
with Bozella Kallk. who was busy neso-
tiating FOR passage to Milhsim-on-the
Rhine In p West street ticket Office this
morning. when three detectives fron
Police Headquarters. his grief-strickar
wife. and his ansry fatner-in-law. a
merchant OF South sharon. IA, overlook
him
Bozelln. a brawny six-foter. nineteen
years old. came TO this country about a
year age to marry sophie Pencdr,ck.
whc had sailed away from Semlin. IN
s~lavonia, two years ago. after ~'plightlrs,
eternsr fidelity to the youth OF her hear.
Kallk became npnrenticcd TO a mast.r
ttusmith in Mllhcim. and promptly pro-
ceeded t. fall In love with the ,daugster
OF the house. hut he kept up his CORE
spondence with sophie. and when SIN
seSt him $50 for his passage money. he
came right ON 10 South stR ron AMI
made her his happy bride.
But the tinsmith's daughter wrote hin'
love notes. and her gin were 60
potent that he decided to - hack e.
her. so yesterday he borrowed monsy
right and left from his acduaintarcrs
IN the town and started for New YORK.
carrying with him his wife's nlckel-case
watch. Wherefore. he IL charged with
petty larceny as we'll as abandonment