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The Springdale news., 1912-08-02
SULPHUR ,EN

"e are needing rain very badly.
 ]. c M Seitz and family attend ed church at Mt Salem Sunday.
 Hugh Mcguire and wife of Harris visited her parents. H II. Laymon, ani wife Sunday
 Ben Mcconnell and hrothre Anvil made business trip to West Fork ole day last week
 Tom Creole and family of Johnson moved ont 10 his fathers farm near nere last week.
 Ben Mcconnell, wife and son Hi- ram visited relatives at Black Oak few days last week
 Several from this place attended church .. tBe White House sunday. including Lone Star and husband.
 Ms. Lettle Ashford and children Of Missouri are visiting her parents. R lone and family for a whise
 Re- Dee Thurman preached at NJ sa4em Saturday and Sunday SazuHaag=vas graveyard working and quite crowd was out
 Tae aazel valley nine came down Saturday afternoon and played the Sulphur C5ss nine with ore of r 10 E in favor of sulphur City.
 The young ladies and some of the married ladies met at the home of Misses Name and NilHe Carter "Wednesday afternoon and organized an Embroidery Club The following officers were elected Miss Eula Me Cornell. Pres, Miss Hannah Frisco, Vice Pres. Miss Millie Carter, see retary and treasurer The club starts with a membership of eleven Those who joined Were Misses Mamie Car ter, Ethel Burchett. Hannah and Emma Briscoe. Eula and Bulah Seitz, Veta Ramsey, Ella Jones, Flu la Mcconnell, Millie Carter and Mrs. Mary Boaz Visitors, Mrs Dr. Dill ford Carter and Mrs. Dr Geo Car ter The next meeting will be with Miss Hannah Briseoe Wednesday af- ternoon at 2.30 o'clock Every body cordially invited to come and join our club
 Lone Star
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02
BETHEL
Still dry and dusty.

otlII uIS anu uuSlA
 School began at this place Mon day with 45 in attendance.
 Several of our young people at tended the picnic at Cave Springs Saturday.
 There will be an ice cream supper at this place Friday night, August g. Every ybody invited to come
 Miss Maud Begley, who has been visiting with friends and relatives for some time. left for her home at Gravett Friday morning
 Mrs. Garland Cook and little son of War Eagle, who have been visit ing with Mrs. Jane Looney re- turned to their home Friday morn ing
 Mr. and Mrs Joe Graham and children, who have been making their home in Pocatello, Idaho, for some time have come back to Ark ansas to make their home We vel come them back
 Sally Jane
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02
 I.ARt'E

ti1dSl Ntehs
 The protracted meeting at Coal Gap closed Saturday night. Sehool begins at Rocky Branch the first Monday in August. Health is very good in this vicinity considering such hot dry weather. Lottie and Truman Alfred are vis- iting in Oklahoma al this writing Mr Wilcox of Rogers was in this vicinity last week buying fat cattle If 1t don't rain soon garden vege- tables are going to be a thing of the past
 Lilly Fleig and Katie Moss attend ed church at Coal Gap Wednesday night.
 Miss Matte Roman of Mundel Miss Katie Moss of this place. wis tied at Mrs Buffers Sunday. Roy MeGinnis is going to teach the coming term of school at Cen terton where he taught last fall.
 Augusta.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02
STRING VALLEY

Another drought seems to be or aa2d and the corn crop is suffering '. ! 'aees.
 lanes Vanwinkle went to the railroad Monday to meet his uncle Mr vandyke from Kansas.
 l. A. Sanders and wife, Mark San ders and wife and Mr and Mrs Huffman are rusticating at Monte Ne.
 The Hickory Flat people have re- paired the road from that point to the Valley, a much needed improve nent
 Arkansas is in need Of laws pro- ecting her birds There is a great dearth Of the feathered tribe, and consequently great surplus of in sect pests.
 Wesley Oliver writes that he will teach the same school that he taught last spring near GoffeyYille, kans He gets seventy dollars month Pretty good
 Prof. Thos sullins of Zion visited Saturday night and Sunday with Celsius. Thomas is reading law, and We loaned him Blackstone to hell him in understanding the rights ot things, property and persons
 Thursday night, about nine o'clock some one who ought not to be run ming at large, set fire to Pilgrim Rest school house, reducing t to a heap of ashes. School had been going on for a=eoaple of weeks, and the loss of books to the children was great The house and fufni- ture. We are told, were insured Nc arrests so far are reported. It is difficul, 10 see just where the satis- faction comes from burning public property some effort, even al aon- siderable expense, should be made to apprehend the ineeHdialy
 l would not feel like had done right if l failed to say something ot the way our sonora neighbors put their shoulders to the wheel in this effort Of road making w John son, Thos Wiggins. Thos Cloer Messrs Homesley. Phillips and many others too numerous to mention. might say, began clearing the tim- Der off the right of way on the west side of the river Wednesday morning, and by Thursday nigh, had a quarter of mile ready for the road tools. The pleasing fea- ture of the matter is, the Sonora people are taking such an interest on the portion of the road they seldom travel We ought 10 appre- ciate their efforts, for it is We who are benefited most Norman John son had crew of of hands on the east side of the river Wednesday and cleared the roadway to the main road near ] N Cogers. If We
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02
Around tbe County

MT and Mrs Richard Farmer of Hubard are the parents Of new son
 John Gavin and Eliza Leach of Prairie Grove were married last week
 daughter was born to Mir and Mrs Rufus Pence of Winslow last week
 Clem Porter and Mis- Guslia Adams of Winslo@ were married re gently.
 Mr and Mrs. Floyd Porter of Winslow are the parents of new daughter
 A daughter WAS born 10 MT and Mrs Oscar Powell Of Prairie Grove last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Horace Moore of Prairie Grove are the parents of q new daughter
 Mrs. Bessie Deaton, daughter of Mr and Mrs T J Harrison. Hv- ing near Blackburn. d5ed recently
 Rev. VT Hilton has resigned as pastor of the Christian Church at Fayetteville and has accepted work in Texas
 Elmo Amos. g years of age, died Saturday morning at his home al Fayetteville. being survived by q widow and two children
 The Prairie Grove Herald says E II Greathouse Democratic nominee Ter state senator, has sold his farm near Moffit and will probably move 10 Fayetteville
 Miss Emma stretch. 25 years of age, daughter of A Stretch. died recently al Winslow, and the re mains were shipped to Pana, H. for interment
 Mrs. B R Davidson died of ap- pendicitis Friday morning al the City Hospital at Fayetteville after an Illness of four days She had been longtime resident of Fayetteville
 Washington County schools to re- eeive state aid this year were the following Prairie Grove s400. West Fork $500, Cane Hill $500. In Ben ton County Bentonville received s70o, Rogers s400, Gentry s4o0, Gravett $400
 The following marriage licenses were issued last week by County Clerk Watson Glenn Porter of Brentwood to Miss Gustia Adams of Winslow; Sylvester Stout of Arnett to Miss Leila Skelon of Hazel Val ley; A J. Huddleston to Mrs Elm ma B. Elliott, both of Wyman; Jack Bureh of Springdale to Miss May Shadwiek of Elm Springs; Calvin Stout, of Arnett. 10 Miss Julia Skel- ton of Hazel Valley; and ] l.. Greying, of West Fork. to Miss Emma Stewart, of Blackburn
 John Fox, a brakeman. whose home is in Pittsburg, Kansas, was run over and killed here yesterday morning about 6:3o. just south of the depot. He was on top Of a re- frigerator car walking along read ing his switch list when he stepped on piece of ice, slipped and fell between the cars. The wheels pass ed over his body and took off his right arm; also mangling the left arm. The body was taken to Under taker Frank Moore. and dressed. The remains Were shipped to Monett,
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02

T was cured Of diarrhoea by one dose of Ghamberlain' Collie, Cholera and Biarrhoea Remedy. writes NJ E. Gebhardt, oriole, Pa. There is dealers.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02

Constipation is the starting point for many serious diseases To be healthy keep the bowels active and regular HERBINE will remove all accumulations in the bowels and put the system in prime condition. Price 50c Sold by w. G. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02

When the baby is suffering the double affliction Of hot weather and bowel disorders, the remedy needed is MCGEE s BABY ELIXIR. IL re duees the feyerish condition. correets the stomach and checks looseness of the bowels. Price Poe and 50c per bottle. Sold by W. G. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02
SEVERE EUMATIsM

Grove Hill, Ala: Hunts Light ming Oil cured my wife of severe ease of Rheumatism and my friend of toothaehe surely believe it is good for all you claim for it.-A. R. stringer, 9 & 5oe a bottle. All dealers.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02

Had dyspepsia or indigestion for years. No appetite, and what I did eat distressed me terribly. Burdock Blood Bitters reached the cause - J. H. Walker, Sudbury, Ohio.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02

Missouri His mother was in Spring field, Mo-, and was notified at once of the horrible accident Fayette- vile Daily, Monday.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02

People think they know how to raise children when they don't know how to raise even cabbages.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02

Were all medicines as meritorious as Chamberlain eolic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy the world would be much better off and the percent age of suffering greatly decreased . writes Lindsay Scott, of Temple, Ind For sale by all dealers
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02

If We had to buy tickets of ad- mission To work il would become very popular.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02

What man can never see is that maybe it's no worse for the baby to cry than for him to swear.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02

Men miss horse races so much be- cause they can't lose their money so fast other ways.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02

A girls idea of horrid name is one she can't change before thirty
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02

Apply cotton cloth wet with BILLIARDS SNOW LINIMENT to all wounds. cuts, burns. sores or blisters, and note its wonderful heal ing power is prompt and very effective Price 25c. 50e and $I00 Der bottle. Sold by W. G. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02

\ man reads one sentence in the Constitution and then wants to ar que about the whole document.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02

Another drought seems to be or jla2d and the corn crop is suffering 7. . laees.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Farmer of Hubbard are the parents Of new
The Springdale news., 1912-08-02

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Rufus Pence of Winslow last week
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-18

ill Die 8ripatmobnung eill5ubringell,
I'M elm &artenipiel 81 utteroriden,
earf Ser Goli5ei niGt 5%ugeltanoen
meroen, oenn men11 oannit elnlnal
Ser anfang gemadt mare, miiroe
bos @nbe nidt ab5uieben iein. Ser
molbabenoe 8iirger fam iid geitat-
ten, aud bod 51 ipielen, obne lid
elmer moroliid nidt einmonofreien
Sanolung iduloig gu MAIDEN, fir
Den Wann, Ser nit beideioenen
Mitteln gu rednen bot, fam aud
eit Spiel nit ~nieorigen giniaBen
idon 81 bo6 iei. Mber Der 9oli5ei
barf Die 8efusnis nidt 5ugeiproden
meroen, oariiber 81 befinoen, no oas
Spiel aufbort, cine moraliide
Sonolung gu iein uno gu elmer
lanmpraliiden llnterbaltullg miro,
icIange es itd .ouf Die gnge oes
Sauieg beidrdnft uno nidt sum
offentlid)en @ergernis miro. Ole
@oIi5ei lit oas Srgon Der Staatsz
epmalt, oie S~taotsgetpolt aber 1T
cine Sdopfung Der @eiammtbelt
Der 8iireer nno ols iol6e bon tb<
men obbangig. 9ie 9iittelmirtidaft,
lpie Tie ebeoem III Den alte1 euro
paiiden Goli5eiitoaten beitano nno
sum Sell nod beitebt, tit nit ben
gorausiesungen zines freien Stoots-
peIens unpereinbor, ,uno Die 8urs
ger fonnei1 uno olrfen tie iif ni6t
gefalen laiien, me1ln iie nidt Dos
Junoament ibrer freibeitlid,en Sn-
ititutionen ernitlid eefderoen mol
len. 9a5u gebort aber nno ntdt
in leeter 2inie - Die llnperleslih-
felt oes 9ausfrieoens, nno aus
oielem @run6e fann man ote IN
SEEM yorf absegebene GntI6eioung
nur milfommen beiBen. Ste batte
ut u~nierer reformniitigen 3eit gar
l1ift aeleaener fommen fonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-18

Cine 3ebe al18uboren lit oft
idliperer uls 81 balten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-18
Gntfam einem idredliden Geidid

Sauieno 3ungen fonnten nidt Gle
0anfborfeit bon Mrs. s. 6. Cor,
Solicit, Sn, musoriiden fir ibrc
l~munoerbare GREETING BON einem
idrefliden @eldid. nSppboie 2nn-
aenent5iinoung CAB mir einen ga=
fdbrIi6en Suiten", i6reibt tie.
Mmdmal bette id 10 beftige S,t-
itenonfdae, oaB id glaubte iterben
81 miiiien. Sd erbielt feinc 8e-
freiung burb dr5tlide 8ebanolunq
Deer anoere Meoi5in bis i6 Or
Sings Stem DISCOVERY nabm. Sd
peronnfe mein 2eben oieier treffli-
den Meoi5in unb butte falt gar
nift mebr." Gs tit Die 5~uberlaiiige
tie Meoi5in fir &als uno 2lnsen
lpirft idnen uno fider. @armtiert-
zoe uno 81. 8robeflaiden fret BEL
alien Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-18
Heitere Zukunf

garbui 1T elm ntes @tarfruqsnrite(-md fir geiunne Srouen,
Unit grfranfung b%or5ubeugen.
SIN Ben lesten so Sabren bot Garbni sdner8en geHilt ltao ltfpa'
dat Srauen ibre &roft piebergegeben purd5 ieinen miloen, btoenoer,
anreeenoen GinflnB of oie l1riofe oes 2eoens. 9ieie berubmte Wseot-
ain fat iebes Sobr Souienbe bon neren anbangern OUT Die Site oerer
aeiebt, oenen le ge6olfen rno be ie geiunb eemadt.
Garbni bot aopfpeb, a~iidenidmer8en, Seitnfdmer5en lno bide
onoere ern1te Spmptonne bon Srauenleioen beRitgt. Sc miro Sbnet
6elfen. Ieaden Sic einen gerud5. Sn aqei @potbeen 5n baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-18
Der Streit nm bic Mtllionenerb-
idaft &Dnia Qeupulos.

ueber oie Milionenpro5elie Ser
beioen d~lteiten 9obter &Dnig 2eo-
polos bon 8eIeien, Der 1rin5eiiin
2niie bon 9oburg lino Der @rafin
2onpap, Ser ebemaligen Gronprin%
5eiiin Stepbanie bon SeIterreib,
Inn ibr paterli6es @rbteil peroffent.
li6t bas Neue @iener 3~ageblatt
md Mitteiluneen bon fompeten-
ter Seite~ in ieiner Siternummer
einen iefs Spalten langen @rti
fel, benz mir folgenoe bisber menig
bcfannten Ginaelbeiten e%ntnebmfn:
@ls &onig 2eopolb am Is. De-
5enlber 1909 itarb, binterIieB er elm
ourd ieine aiirSe bemerfensmertes
1eltament, oas in fran5oiiiher
Sprode folgenoes beiaete:: sd pa.
be bon meinem 8ater uno meiner
0tutter IS Miaionen Sranfen se.
erbt. 9ieie Is Miqionen SranfeiL
Die ih semilienbaft beuabrte. bins
t%erIalie i6 meinen &inoern, oamit
lie fib in oieielben tcilen. Snfolge
meiner Sunftionen uno oes Ser.
trauens, oas ih g%enoiien babe, iino
gu peridieoenen 3eiten sroBe @er-
te ourd meme Sdnoe gcgangen, Of.
ne mir an5ugeboren. SD BETTE
nidts als Die oben angefibrten Is
Midionen." Gieies geitament bes
&onigs mar cine grobe nnpobrbeit.
MGe @elt muBte, oaB Der &6nie
Elm nah bielen Miqionen 8oblenoes
8ermogen ertporben batte, bob
leIbit nod Mb5ug Der Sdenfung
oes aongoitaates an Ben belgiiden
Staat auf mebr als $50 WiIionea
6ranfen be5iffert miro. MuBer Dem
beoeutenben fongoleiii6en geiis
oen Der 4onig ourh gertrag bonn
IS. Sftober 1908 auf gel9ien uber-
trus, CAB er nod bobe Summen
in perldieoene Stiftungen biloete
Mftiengeienihaften NIT @ftionaren,
oenen er oos @elb CUR g%riuerbung
Ser Mftien ielbit 5oblte, ODER mad.
tie Shenfungen. Die meiitgenannte
unter bieien Stiftunsen lit Die bon
Nieoerfnlba1 nit Dem Sis in So.
burg, elm Sioeifommnis gu Sun.
iten Der Mgnnten Der ber5ogliben
SamiIie BON Gahien : 4oburg-@o-
tba nit ibren 0eben5weigen, mo-.
ourd aud Der gegenmartise SD.
nig Der 8elgier elmer Der grben
muroe. Sod flint Gage Dor ieinem
gobe bat 4onig 2eopolb in elmer
Shenfungsurfnnoe Der Nieoerfill.
badiden Stiftung Mobel, Cobb,
Silber, 8or8eaan, @emaloe, @uto.
mobile nlp. i'm @erte bon 2 Mil-
lionen sugetpanbt. SIN @an5en mur-
Sc Die Nieoerfulbahihe Stifturg
NIT SO MiGionen botiert. @nn boz
ben Die 8ermolter oieier Stiftung,
Or. Sorfel uno Sofbarfler
Shraiot in &oburg, nit Der belgt'
iden &esierung elm l1ebereirtfom-
men g~etroffen, ponod iie segen Ell
ne abfinounssiumme bon 1000.
900 Sranfen aGe Werte Der Still.
tunq an ben belgii6en Staat
iibertrugen. Sierous ergoben lid
8ipei gro5eiie Der 9o6ter @eopolos
einer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
Observation-Disclosures Stiftnng, Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-18

i iteben ibr gang onoere Mittel
ltno @ege oo5u CUR @erfiigung. Sic
idlieBe eiufad Qlle mrii6igen
Mitglieoer ser 9reiie, iol6e, Die
Dem geruf our llnebre gereiden
ourd einen S6ieosiprld GUS ibreln
.areiie aus, n1to ser 3med tit err
rei1t. Mber alib IN oieiem nie IN
pielen anoeren 5aaen beiBt es, oie
gerantmortung Don iib ab unb auf
anoere 51 i6ieben.
Sn. Staatsata.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-18
sir ale Frauen

n9ie 3ufnnft inbt better aus, idreibt aran Seen @abrel, ais-
bon, Sbio, uietoen. id Garbni eefunben, oos 5raaen-s tdrfungSnittel.
sd BIN BON alien mdnen 2eoen befreit lm6 babe meme @eiunobeit me=
oererIangt, burd) ben @ebraab bon Garbni. Sc lit Bic ein5ige Meo5iu,
6e i'd i'm Souie baben mag. Sd f0rnte nift obne es ien. Garoni
aie6t mir neue araft uo bift mir iets, tpenn ib es einne6ne."
gebmen sic Garbni. IS miro Sbnen belfen. SIS pirft auf oie
qeIfhpdften, matten meibliden Srgane unb na6t ie eeiunb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-18
@as geraner liebem

1T Elm fernfges, robuites 2e6er.
mad Sugb Salman BON San @n-
tonic. Or idreibt: u@ir erfennen,
ooB Or. Sings SEEN Bite SiQs
neles 2eben uno neile Gnergie IL
cine 9erion bringen. Meine 6rea
iino i6 balten iie fir Die beiten
giaen." @usge5eidnet fir Magen
ooer 0ieren Storungen. 25c
in a1en 4~potbefen.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-26

we are saturated with aston
ishment to learn that Roosevelt
will accept the Republican NOM
nation if it be offered him.
We also are immensely sur
prised to learn that Uncle Joe
Cannon is fornist Roosevelt.
Jacques Boulanges and M.
Marmottan fought pistol duel at
Paris Saturday. A photographer
was shot.
1,7oo rebels canped outside
Juarez today, with intentions of
storrning that much abused city.
American troops being rushed to
FL Paso.
It will be interesting to watch
Taft and Roosevelt kicking each
Others dawgs aroun'.
At that Taft's kind of fat to do
much vigorous kicking.
King George has ordered son
to recite portions of Shakespeare
to mother in hope of making him
good public speaker.
Is George looking forward to
time when British monarchs will
have to take the stump?
Elizabeth Quinn, 18 months
old, Stamford, Conn, has been
operated on for appendicitis
twice in last six days.
Mistrial expected in case of ].
B. Snead, charged, at Fl. WORTH,
Tex, with murder of A. G.
Boyce, ST., father of man who
eloped with his (Snead's) wife.
In excellent health Mrs.
Rachel Legs, Miss Kate D. West
and Elias A. West, triplets, cele-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-26
WHAT HAPPENED OUTSIDE CHICAGO

w S1DE Cf71CAGO
ton: Cannon, Ill; Da1ze1l, Pa;
Thistleood, ILL.,; Gillette, Mass;
Henry, Conn; Higgins, Conn;
Tilson, Conn.
Where, oh where have we seen
these names before?
Il know we are right and am
confident we shall win. Taft.
Well, we've bet on the wrong
horse ourselves.
Il have not one word of criti-
cism to make of Col. Roosevelt"
w. B. Mckinley, Taft's cam
paign manager. Meaning: I
don't want to join the Ananias
club.
French and British warships
speeding toward Beyrout to find
out about report that Italy has
bombarded that port in contra
vention of international rules of
warfare.
"The Republicans of Wiscon-
sin yields precedence to no one
in admiration for Roosevelt,
BUT LaFollette is also candi-
date. Statement issued by
Wisconsin Progressive Republic
cans.
All of which means: Roose-
velt's all right, but we amt gon-
ma stand for his kicking LaFoL
lette's dawg aroun'.
Paul de Cassagnac and Chas.
Maurress, Paris, disagreed about
what form of government should
be set up in France after Republic
a. ~+Iro1.y,, ar1 fo,,orI4 1,1o1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-05
Der @OiOidat Der SObensOliern.

Sn oieien Saeen oer Seite illo
Yrunfmable ON preuBii6en Sofe
bari mait fir einen &bi6nitt aus
Der pom Brofelior 8aul Seioel ge-
ldriebenen @eididte ocs Silber.
uno @oIoihases Der Soben5onera
elm semiiies Sntereiic porauslete1.
Son ben mardenbaftelt 2oitbarf'l'
ten, Die iih I'M Sdloiie oil Der
Gpree, beionoers mabrcno Der aes
aierung beg pradtliebenoen erlter
aonigs, o~neebduft batten iino nd
ter Dem lonlt 10 ipariamen Soloa.
t%enf6nig, iopeit es iid) UNI iilberne
Brunfftiide banoelte, uerfnebrt il'ilr-
zen, bat iih MIR penig erbalte'.
Gs lit a1gemein befannt. oaB Srleo'
rid Ser @roBe in ben 3ettelt Der
bohiten Not, 1745 uno 1857, Den
arobten Cell oes Silberidnses III
baores @elo ummiin5en lieB. Ger
goloene Sdos, bon benz piele Stif.
fe aug Der Orauiiden erblfoft
5tammten, bate id)on ailr 8el'
Tricorihs I. ben fir oamalige Yer,
bdltniiie iebr erbeblidcn Metallmert
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-05
2ie geididte Ser fiinitliden 3a6ne.

Sn ser 3eitidrift u@eiunobeit in
@ort uno Bib" finoet iib folecn-
De intereiiante Moti5: IS oiirftq
ipenig befannt ieill, bob es finitli=
DIE 3abne ihon i'm @ltertum gege-
BEN bat. Man bat Bel dgpptiiher
9iuinen iolhe 3dbne eefunoen, bis
aug !Sol5 beitanoen. Sn etrnsfiihel
@r6bern fano man Stiide pjn
&innlaoen, Die in 8ol6 gefabie
folide 3dbne trugen. aiid sic SO.
me fannten lie bereits ieit Den
friibelten 3eiten; I'M 3wolftafelge.
leb tpar Ser Maub fiinftli6er Ge-
biiie borgeieben; es lpar erlauht,
lire goloenen Soiiungen Den Set
den ms Grab mitaugebett, nab.
ren6 ale anoeren ipertpolleu 81,
iefte entfernt peroeu mnlBten. Die
3Gbne beitanoen aus g%lfenbei1 ltuo
benz CABIN BEG Milpferoes. @or
5tpeibun6ert Sabren itelltc nlan Die
fiinItlihen 3Gbne meiit alis ser
&niei6eibe bon Sdien un6 Bfcr.
Sen Der. Our Belt Srieorid Deg
@roBen fa1inte man 3dbnc ons
email nto man bemii6te iid, iol-
DIE aus 9erlmutter m~ts5ufiibren
Die elfenbeimernen 3dbne ber.
idlpanoen nm 6ieie 3eit gan5 nno
man iudtc 8abne bon Meniden gu
erbalten, 5u neldem 3mefe mon
fid nit gotengrdbern in 8erbin.
oung iebte, bic modentli6 obcr mo.
natlid cine beitimn1te Inaabl bon
3abnen gu liefern batten. Sic Nddk
froge nod fiinItliden 3abnen par
Defenders groB nod ieoem arieac.
8is Dor einigen Sa6ren fabriaie-.
ten sic meiften 3abndrate bon SIN
git San bic fiinitIiden Sabine ielbit
ODER lieBen iie inter @nflibt an
fertigen. Seutigen Cages fonlmt
Ser sroBte Sell oes @aterials ans
Sabrifen, oeren groBte IN Bbilaocl.
pbia eriitiert. Muh in Dentidla1o
beainnt Die @eritellnna fiinitlider
3abne INNER mebr l1infang a15lt.
nebmen. @elden u~llsebeuren lin.
fang 6as @olo BEL Der 3abnbebano.
ling angenommen bat. ergibt iid
baraus, oaB lit an1erifa allein ocs
@ert oes jabrein iabraus 0aonrh
utter bic groe gebrahten @oloes
nuf S~unoerte bon Milionen gc-
iddst miro uno man infolge Der
@olobebanoIuna Ser 3abne cine be-
oroblide a%bnabme unicres @olo-
porrates befiir6tet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-05

eomiie Gilid, oeutide Sebalt.
me, Nemeg geIepbon 1857.