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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-16
"THERE NEVER WAS A WORSE CASE

"THERE NEVER WAS A WORSE CASE"
Rockport, Ind There never was a worse case of wumens Ills
than mine, and l cannot begin to tell you what I suffered For over
two years I was not able to do anything. | was in bed for . month
and the doctor said nothing but an operation would cure me. My
father suggested Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound; 20 to
please him ! took it, and L improved wonderfully, 50 I am able to
travel, ride horseback, take long rides and never feel any i'll effects
from it: 1 can only ask other suffering women to give Lydia K pfnk.
hams Vegetable Compound a trial before submitting to an operation"
Mrs. MARGARET MEREDITH, r. F. d. No. {, Rockport, Ind
We will pay a handsome reward to any person who win provo to u
that these letters are not genuine and truthful-or that either Of these
women were paid in any way for their testimonials, or that the orig
inal letter from each did not come to us entirely unsolicited
For 80 years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable NSSS~Sgs
Compound has been the standard remedy FORTE N/NNME2E
male ills. No one sick with wOman's ailments WW~ WH8NM
does justice 70 herself who will not try this ia III II &N ~
nous medicine, made from roots and herbs it III ~ y
has restored SO many suffering women to health. Il ~ IN
mwS.Write toLYDIA E. PINKHAM MEDICINECO. CA N~H3 ~
8Y CONFIDENTIAL LYNN, MASS fox advice. W\ANy@eW
Your letter will be opened, read and answered CENS GMH1H
by q woman and held in strict confidence. TM @.SS2Sy
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CHAPTER VII.

Continued From Last Waek.)
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-16

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Write for free booklet-fiow to Dye. Bleach an
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-16

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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-16

bnly four
1 he live?
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16

Heaven help the man who I'M
ahines he can dodge enemies by
trying to please everybody. Ii
such an individual ever succeeds
pass him over this way that we
may have one look at his mortal
remains ere he vanishes away,
for surely this earth cannot be
his abiding place. Now we do
not infer that one should be 60
ing through this world trying to
find beams to knock and thump
his head against, ,disputing every
mans opinion, fighting and ell
bowing and crowding all who diff
fer from him. That, again. is
another extreme. Other people
have their opinion, so have you
Don't fall into the error of sup
posing they will respect you
more for turning your coat every
day to match the color of theirs.
Star Ledger.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16
She Begins to
Garry the Mail.

Mrs. Mamie Thomas this morn
ing assumed her duties as rural
letter carrier on route No, 9 in
this county. Mrs. Thomas, who
recently stood her examination,
finished with pecentage of SO
IA, and lead all the applicants.
however, later, the post office
department offered some objec-
ton to a woman becoming a car
rler where men were available.
Mrs. Thomas, however, h a d
friends in Washington int1uen-
tial enough to get the depart
ment to make an exception
in her case, and she will deliver
the mail on this route daily
Vicksburg Post.
A brave little woman. Others
will follow her example and, no
doubt, make good.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16
Observe Lincoln | Day.

The 1O3d anniversary Of Abra-
ham Lincoln's birthday was OBJ.
served at the A. & M. College
Monday. Prof. Mellen read Lin
coins Gettysburg Address," in
an impressive manner. He is an
accomplished reader and his Sc
lection was highly appreciated.
Prof. Herbert read an interest
ing paper on "Lincoln's Great
ness" which was we'll received.
A pleasing feature of the occa-
sion was the spontaneous rising
of the entire corps at the first
strains of the "Star Spangled
Banner.
Rev. F. z. Browne delivered
an invocation and read scripture.
It was an occasion enjoyed by
those present.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16

A bill has passed the Senate
requiring applicants for perma'
nemt license to practice medi-
cine in this state to hold a diplo-
ma from some reputable college
giving a four year course, This
bill was championed by DIR. c.
Keudrick of Alcorn county, one
of the ablest and best senators in
the body.-Southern Sentinel.
We are of the opinion that it has
passed both houses.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16

A. P. Magness. who was tried
for murder in the Grenada Cir
cult Court last week, was convic-
ted and sentenced to be hanged.
Of course he will appeal to the
higher court. He has killed
five men, two of whom were
white. The murder for which he
was convicted was a most foul
and cruel one from the evidence.
Some men may boast of the num-
Der of men they have killed, they
often times kill just one too
many. It is about as poor a rep.
utatlon as man can have to be
known as man killer. Tyrants
never have real fast friends; peo
pie will keep in not to be killed
for nothing. Men Kill. their fell
lows2and are acquitted upon the
most fimsy pretexts, fearing thai
they we're in lminent danger, &c
The law should give better pro
lection to life by being thorough
ly executed.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16

We are as anxious for the News
to succeed and become the most
popular paper in East Mississip-
p1. as our best friends can desire,
and will endeavor always to be
on the right side of every moral
question, for the elevation OF
mankind in every thing. We
crave your moral support. This
we ask of all good citizens. Our
request is most reasonable.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Saunders spenI
several DAYS the first of the week visit
ing relatives at Brooksville.

Mr.. w. A. Ames' familiar form
again to be seen daily along his oil
route in the service of "Uncle Sam.
He is good man, clever and accommo
dating and most popular. Mr.. Quin
whom he succeeds was most efficien
and was as clever and popular as an
man who ever filled the place and tn
patrons along the line very much ap
preciated his services.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16

DR.. Hunter Montgomery, OF
Oklahoma. is here in the home
of his mother, Mrs. Josie Mont
gomery, where his family has
been before the death of his fa-
ther, he with his family will
shortly return to his Oklahoma
home.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16

AS we go to ,press we learn of the
death os Mrs. Y. A. Pearson, who died
Tuesday in Kansas City Sanatorium
from the effects of an operation. The
remains are expected to arrive this
evening and the inserment will take
place at the odd Fellows Cemetery. The
News extends coincidence to the be-
reayed husband and other relatives.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16
A Commonplace Tragedy

HE runs up hills with lightning speed
Was written of sprinter;
But the typesetter mado it read,
"He runs up bills" This thing indeed
Took place this very winter.
And he didn't haveea creditor,
He didn't owe splinter;
And he came and licked the editor.
When he should have killed the prtnte|
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI i:


TO FRANK PRICE:
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County of Ok
tibbeha, in said State, on the Second
Monday of March, A. D., 1912, to de-
fend the suit in said Court of Gertrude
Price, wherein you are Defendant.
This the 3Oth day of January, A. D.,
1912. E. o. MCILwAIN,
W. w. MAGRUDER, CLERK
2-2-3t. Sol.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16

Mrs. Amos Ward returned from Mem
phis yesterday accompanied by her ply
sician. DR.. J. W. Eckford.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16

DR.. L. E. Barton, Pastor of the West
Point Baptist Church, who had been at
tending the meeting of the Vice-Presi-
nents of the Board OF Foreign Missions
at.Clinton, was the guest of Pastor Jor-
dan between trains Thursday.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16

WANTED-ACTNE MAN m EACH LOCALITY
To join this Society. Sick, accident,
death benefits. And introduce our
Memberships. All or spare time. $50
to $500 q month Every Member Sc
cured gives you a steady monthly in
come. Experience not needed. Write
for plans. Box 293, Covington, KY.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16

People are getting ready for
gardening. The great question
is where are the best seed and
what to plant? A great deal de-
pends upon the advice of the
seed man.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16

The Legislature is slated to ad.
iourp on the Oath of this month.
If so it will make a record for
good working time.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16

There is nothing bnt. strong
sentiment throughout the State
for President Hardy to be retain
ed at the head of the A & M COL
lege,
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
TO MRS. LIZZIE GREGG:
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the COUNTY of Ok
tibbeha, in said State on the Second
Monday of March, A. D., 1912, to de-
fend the suit in said Court OF z. ID.
Gregg, wherein you are defendant.
This 18th day of February, A. d.,
1912. e. O. MCILwAIN,
o-16-at Clerk.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16

Mrs. G. III. West visited her sister,
Mrs, E. O. McIlwain, this week and
returned to her home near Sturgis yes
terday afternoon.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16

Messrs. Jessie Seitz aud Lu-
ther Sanders were business visi
tors between the afternoon trains
Wednesday.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16

Mr.. w. w. Hall was Lopgview visi
tor here yesterday.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16

Mr.. Fred d. Long, State Secretary O
the Sunday School Convention spen
last evening in our city and departe'
for jackson this morning.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16

With sunshine trade begins to look
promising.
The Starkville news., 1912-02-16

Lawyer G. Odie Daniel spent day
on his place south of Sturgis this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-28
WASHINGTON
SIDE LIGHTS
USE ROPE HORSESHOES.

Washington, June 28.-"Owing
to the rapid increase In the mileage
of streets paved with asphalt and
wood blocks" says U. s. Consular
Assistant Dreyfus, Jr., who is sta
toned in Berlin, and to the conges-
ton of traffic in large cities, it was
found necessary to afford greater
safety to horses to prevent their
slipping and to enable them to ONE
to a quick stop. This has been &C
eomplished by fitting them with
rope horseshoes.
Various forms and shapes of
shoes are used. Some are open at
the back, like an ordinary horseshoe.
Others are closed; and very often,
besides being closed, there is a
bridge or crosspiece joining the two
sides. When this is the case the
bridge is constructed like the rest
of the shoe, inclosi gna tarred rope.
The latest~novelty, which has been
adopted by the royal stables, is the
insertion at the back OF the shoe of a
block Of wood into which stiff bris-
ties have been driven. This is an
additional preventative against slip
ping. When the ground is covered
with snow, a special ice plate is in
serted in it's stead"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-28
BOTTLES.

Washington, June 28:-When it
comes to the manufacture of cham
payne bottles there is call for a
mighty fine degree of skill, accord
ing to a report on how the thing is
done in France, made by U. S. Con-
sui w. Bardel, stationed at Rheims.
"Chief among the industries aux
iliary to the making of champagne
wine" he says, lis the manufacture
of champagne bottles, whose pro-
duction is fraught with many diff
culties. The champagne bottle has
to be constructed in all its parts of
an almost mathematical even and
heavy thickness; its glass must be
perfectly smooth and unaffected by
the acids contained in the wine; its
neck must be exact in every par
t~icular, to insure perfect corking,
and with no grain or projecting
points on the inside. SO much pro-
gress a been made within the last
ten or fifteen years that, where for
merly a breakage of five per cent.
was considered very small, at the
present time the average breakage
does not exceed one per cent. De
spite the perfection as to strength
reached in the production of cham
payne bottles, the strain upon them
caused by pressure they sustain and
the repeated handling they undergo
weakens them to such an extent that
it is considered unsafe to use the
bottles a second time; and, with the
exception of smaller houses making
the cheaper brands, champagne man
ufacturers place their wine in none
bUt entirely new hotties.
Another important industry in
this consular district entirely depen-
dent on the wine trade is the manu-
f~acture of corks for champagne bot
ties. There are about twenty cork
manufacturers in this district turn
ing out annually 100000, 600 corks,
of a value of over 1851, 900"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-28
WEIGHING THE BEAR.

Washington, June PA mann
moth Alaska brown bear, one OF the
great attractions at the National
Zoo. in this city, has for eleven years
been given the honor of an annual
weighing. This bear was captured
near Douglas Settlement, at the
western entrance of Cooks Inlet
Alaska, May, 1901, being then about
three and one-half months old. In
May 1901, it weighed only 10
pounds. but in January, 1911, it had
reached 1000 pounds. 1t has
since gained steadily in weight but
this years figures have not beer
given out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-28

The EVENING NEWS goes into
more homes in this vicinity than
any other publication.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-28

l MINK has moved from $40 State
street to 27S State street. First
class tailoring done, specially in
suits and skirts, also cleaning and
repairing done at the lowest prices.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-04
9isrnord unb Ser Mhein -

9islnard unb ser Mbein --
iiuo iie nidt Die afpei froftpoden
Spmbole oeuti6er ginbeit uno oe11t-
iden @eiens? @er aus oeut]helt
@auen iebt Ben biel beiungenen
Gbeinitrom beiudt, Ser miro NIT
5relioen bos neue @abr3eiden &c.
griiBen, oas Der Hbeinbelfii6e gis.
mordperein BET Sneelbeim erridten
lteB, Die i6lidte uno 6od 10 ftol5
onfragenoe 8~ismordiGule. Son Ser
Rlatform Ser 81 Weter Goben @1u.
le genieBt man cine nnperslei9Ii6e
ansli6t: oa lieet a1 unieren SiiBen
Der breite imorogogriine 5trom, ol.f
beioen Seiten lteigen sic rebenbe.
ua6ienen &igel empor, bier griBt
Surg &lopp, uno mitten i'm SluB.
ouf iteilem Selien, erbebt ii6 Ser
iagenumpobene MGuieturm. uno
menn mir 10 bier oben 1teben uno
Den i6onbeitsourltieen gGid peii
iiber @aiier uno Siieel oieies eeies.
neten Stiiddens @rbe idpeifen Iai.
len, Damn begreifen mir, ME ei1
&beinlanoer 5i Dem 2iebe beeeiitert
peroen fonnte: Sour am @bein
ba mo6t' id leben, nrr am Nbein
oa mo6t' i6 fem"
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t1mr 6iiltiefeit bi. sntt 81. Oftsber.
Yr6miem>G Herte+
Gin perieblae al, ,.niere SremnSe.

9a es nns nnmasid III, aMe 9ihnife nnS Counties bes Gtaaes
Onr6 Gefenoe bearbeien su laHeu, mnfen mir anf anberc @itel 5r i'm.
grOkeren |erbretnns mnieres gfaHcs innen nnb mir fnS sm benz
Gnfdlnk sfpmmen, anne9m6are 9ramnm fir nene abumnemtem, bic ns
enseidtdt perSeH, amssueken.
@tr pianen nttt Die Geranfaltnns emes iosemamaten aoneaes, mi,
II bt en9h1den Satmngen nhtb it, ionbern mir upQen onrd MmsSmbInng
elmer hberaen Gpmmthun Sreluiaige ammer6en, Die pine beIonSere MT.
be nnb anfremsnns Fh eie @ebeneiuna6me at beridafen huauiden.
gu bieiem 3mede pffaerem mr fir iSem Sa6resa6onaenten cine
aommi6ron BON H. einem 9ollar. 9as 8odenblatt Ser uareie
Hre6e fir Seras" fpfet So per Sabr. geaem Ginienonna BON ST 90 mer.
ben mir aio BAG Slatt an irssnb enc inns anfsesebene abreHe ididen.
Slit 1O Abonnentn tne Grtra : Yrdnie uan $3.50 ID gaar.
Stir Ii M%b0nnenttn cine Grtra : yrdnnit pGn $3.E15 III yaar.
6ir 20 Abonnemen cine Grtra : yrdnnie pon $500 III gaar.
Sir Is Aboantatdr clue Ggtras yrdnie pon s6.25 III gaar.
Slit nebr a5 25 4bonnenten ene Grtra> grdnie pon s. III yaar.
6ut 1tDr aS 81 Mboantnttn clue G%gtrprdnie uon SIG lit Saar.
Der gOridlag ia einfad nnb DeraanSlid seuns. 9er einen nenen
Abonnenea or smr 5t mht seer Der yJree Gm1e" lit, - ge.
mint, foaefisrt $500, erbalt rep. behalf bapon einem 9oaaf unb ididt
ben anoeren Dollar NIT Der scnamen Mbreie bs geieaers elm. 4userbsm
fbt abr audi nod cine Grtra 9ramie in Mnsfdt, falls sic 3al bon
5egn abpmnenten poer oarnber errcibt miro. 9ieie GgtralTrGmie len.
oen hrr ben oasu geredtgten bon unnr Office ans brett.
Die bWr senaadJe Sfferte lit fir sSeben inn ipehen @e6mte bes stas.
ts offem. Sober fann fb baram 6deiIisen. gSr bmteu nur gaarpreie
an, neil GelO INNER ieunen @ert fat nnb Sober bafar anidafen unb fau.
fen fana, mas er aerabe braudt.
Aae, Die bon bieier Gfrte gcbrand maiden no inter Sen obeu
aefelten Semnenaaen Nbpmncntem fir be rJreie GreHe fr Seras" lam.
aan huouea, fne gebtea, Hb NIT ms nnuersasib in gerbimbmng AZ
lceen, oamt mir tbnen etmase gemHnidte ansfabridere gusfmmft erti-
len f0nnen. Die laihuns sebt sen geaeaerm brett bn nnlrer 81.
yTreie Yreiie fr Seras".
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Die vSeeitaot" 2eip5is lit in
oieien Sagen mieoer einntol i6ren,
olten 3iele, 8%erbin6ung NIT Dem
Weere gu erbolten, eillen Sdritt
raber gefommen, menn .or6 5fpor
niht our6 Die 8ouenoung oes So
nails, 10 ood nenigltens burh Elm
troitenoes Symbol, cine Seelowen-
folonie in Der freien 8leiBe~ Ser
2eip5iger 3oologii9e @orten bot
bier ben @eoanfen, Die 8iere tn
moglidit natiirlibe gebingungeil
gu bringen, our6eefii6rt. Cine
pieraig Meter lange Strede Ser
BleiBe, Die ourb Sen @arten flieBt.
lit als 8obnitdtte eingcri6tet nor
ben. Die beioen uferrdnoer iino
NIT elmer Sol5boblen : @infalinna
rerieben. Gin idmoler 2oufpeg lit
fir Die Siere an beiben l1fern por=
bnnoen. On elmer Stene lit Elm
fleines Sodium erridtet, bon mo-
sic Siere in Elm stpiiden 9Glmen
peritedtes unterfunftsbaus seIaneell
fonnen, uno oas oen Sieren als
9ummelplab bel ser Siitteruns
bient.
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5uriidfommen meroe, penn feline
@eidofte linn 3eit IieBen. Mon
miini6te gu e%rfabren mas benn
ons fir @ei6afte ieien, Die 10 oriu,
geno moren uno 5u oeren @rleoi-
gung ii6 @ottbolo etnen Sonntag.
pormtttag ousgeiudt babe.
90 meroen Bic 9omen i'm i6on
ielber frogen miilien, iaete Serr
8olnom; er bat mid ni6t in ieill
@ertraueu ee3oeen. Sd meib MIR.
ooB er nit unlerem Sreunoe bier
mad 9oGon auriidfabren unb in
b%erielben liebensmiiroigen geglci-
hung, ouf ste er ii6 ausnebmeno
freut, beltte Mbeno ober moreen
mieoer bier eintreffen Mil, Inn
Damn olsbolo leine Neile meiter
furt5uieben. @s ideint, ooB es iid)
nod Inn Sen idleurlieen @infmuf
BON ein paar @ei6enfen bonoelt,
nit oenen er feline 0ouancr @ait.
freunoe 3uguterleet iiberroiden
nin; oos meitere peri6mieg' i6!
uno !Serr 8ounom illmmte nit
oniheineno groBter Soreloiiafeit
Die betreffenoe Melooie alls Dem
5igaro, ols er ii6, %ferneren Sra=
gen al1s5upeiden, mieber aus Dem
3immer begob.
Sd finoe es feineslpegs ortig,
BOB es ii6 'nidt menigltens praien.
tiert but, iagte @lma; i6 babe sgro-
be 2uit, tim oafir ab5uItrafen nno
nibt beim Sriibitiid 5u eriheinen.
4ber i6 bite oi1! iagte Ser Ni-
%ieiior.
Sttilie @ollnom antlportete ni6t.
Sic fannte i6ren @atten gu gut,
als Bob ibr troy ieitler iheinbor
unbefaneenen Miene Ser biiitere
8Iid Der Mugen nto oie @olfe1
ouf Ser Stirn b1tten ultgeben fon=
men. Sic batte burbous sic gnl-
pfinoung, boB bie ltnterreounJ
@ottbolbs NIT ibrem @atten ni6t
10 barmlos gcmelen lei, baB piel-
mebr irgeno cine ltnannebmlidfeit,
pieaei6t Elm ltngliif in ser 2uft
idlpebe; uno Dor allem mar tie iber.
5eitgt, oaB Seliens iid gar8 um-
ionit ereiferten uno @ottbolo ni6t
gum Sriibitiid er!6einen peroe.
(Gortictun0 foI0t.)
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8rieftrager iuerbem flieaen.

8ir leben in elmer 3eit GROCER @r.
%finbungen. Scr Sorti1ritt henukt
Die 2uft. 8aIo tperoen mir unele
Cams grieftrdger nod alien &id.
tungen flieeen ieben, Inn Die goit 81
%beforbern. 9ie 2eute baben Elm Itar-
tes Sntereiie on borteilbrinqenoerl
Grfinolngen. Desbalb lit au6 Or.
Sings SEEN Discoperp fir Suiten,
@rfaltungen uno anoere Sails nno
2lingenfranfbeiten Die beliebteIte Me.
oi5in in Nmerifa. ,gs furierte mid
BON idredlihem Sulten als Mer5tp
ilno aae Meoi5in nidts bolfen,"
idreibt Mrs. S. S. Gapis, Stidnen
Corner, Me. l1npergleidIid BEL Su.
item, @rfdltungen uno alien 2uftrob-
r%enleioen. BreR SOC luo $t.OO.
8robeflaide fret BEL allen @potbe-
fern.
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Gin Gidterbrief.

rSo6perebrte Sdriftlcitunel Sie
idreiben min, OF sic in meincm &C.
oidte etmas tpeglaiien fonnen? Gun
Sic oas immerbin. @lid meiltell
Namen brauden Sic ni1t brunter
gu iesell. Selbit ben SiteI fonilell
Sic anoern. - ODER Den Sitel Be-
nuBen uno elm friides @eoidt 3d.
runteriesen. ga, id miiroc ieIbit
nidtg oagegen. baden, ipenn sic eli
men neilen Sitel ndblen, Elm anberes
@eoi6t 6arunterieten utlo einen b.
liebigen Namen oIs Mutbor mobiles.
@los in cine Menoeruns Der 9ono.
rar : 8eoingungen fonnte idJ mid)t
einniaigen. @ans @rumberger,
Stub. phil. uno 0idter."
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mirbelt, iest iid Der 3re in 8e.
meeung. Die Mnlage Der Inter
e%runobabn lit Der in Stem Sort iebr
Gbnlid. 8reite Greppen fiibren
81 ben an Den @anoen nit mei-
BEN &adeln befleiocten sSaltelteGeu !;
Die 8a9en iino III Der eriten un5
5%apeiten @loiie fait lururi0s einec,
rihtet, mdbreno Die brittle &loila
einfader, aber bodlt iouber lit, Die
,teue SodbabrL Die NIT Der Inter.
%grunobabn gum Sell in @erbin-
hung itebt, tit nod ni6t i'm poGen
l1mfanee in 8etrieb. Mber mall
pergleihe oen ioItben 8au oieier
9abn nit Dem ibloborieen, Die
StroBen peridimpfiercnoen @i-
iengerilt in SEEM Worf uno gbica<
go, oos Die Sobbabn5iige traet
uno auf mel6em iie elm @erauid
peruriaden, tpie man es in @iien-
uno Stablperfen gu boren geipobnt
tit = obrenbetaubeno uno @5errei-
BEND. l1no tpenn baum nod gum
lteberfluB Der 4onouftenr in ben
ol1erifaniiden Stdbten BEL Ser @6e
fobrt Die 9iren nit FOLDER @emaI.
5udpirft, ooB man elaubt, iie fife
gen ourd Ole @ano CUR Gar bilt=
aus, oann geiellen iid gu ben
Sbreu- nod @eiihts- unb &orper-
idmer5en; man glaubt ben Sdlag.
ben Der Mann Der Sir giebt,
ielbit gu erbalten. = Gin mabres
Sdmuditiid Sambures lit Der in
Der Witte Der Stabt, atn Oammtor<
babnbof gelegenell botaniibe uno
5uologiihe @arten, Der iih geraoe
iest i'm beiten 2idte 5eigt. @s
finoen bier tdglih nahmittaes unO
abenos Militarfon5erte itatt un0
man trinft unb ipeift bel niht 5u
boben Breiien eatta bor5iielib,
mesbalb Ser @erten audi itets,
ebenfo mie oas iebr beliebte ubIen-
bnriter Sdbrbous an Der MuBen-
Illter bon elmer 5ablreiden Men.
i6enmenee beiu9t. Die 9euti9en
baber, pie aus obigen DariteIrn-
gen berborgebh ben 8orteil, erlters
niht 10 ihmer gu arbeiten, mie
oie @merifaner unb ben 5tpeitelL
ned melt groBeren, oaB file ibr
2eben AUDI mirflih genieBen gu
genieben perlteben. 81. s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-04
@as bilSet cine Tran?

Observation-Disclosures 8funo Sc.
piht, mebr ODER lpeniger, an 4no.
den nno Wusfeln, biloen nod feline
Srau. IS 1T Elm eutes Sunooment.
Sebt oieies in @elunobeit uno aroft
nno iie fam ein 80nigreid regieren.
electric gitters eiebt Sen Sralteit
@elunobeit uno 4roft. Gouienoc
peroanfen ibm 9efreiung bon Ohm
nla6ts- u1o SdpinoeIanf6nen, BON
S6made, Neruolit6t @iifeni6mers
nno Grmattuns. electric 9itters
bat mir biel ge5olfen l1no i6 oanfe
Sbnen BON gal5em !Ser5en fir Die
Rrdporation elmer lol6 guten Meoi-
sin" i6reibt elisa 8ooI, Oepem.
Sfla. Sour soc. @arantiert bon al
len Mpothefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-04
Scrr ,,ub Giener.

Ser Miaiondr minfte benz 3ea-
iler oes @aitbauies: aMeine &ed.
nung bittel"
uSie batten bier beleete 9roohe,l
uno amei Glider Mpfelipein.%
n9tednen Sic aud oa8u, mas
mein Chauffeur oer5ebrt bat"
Ser 8ellner eine nod benz Spei.
ieiaal Der 0ieneridaft nno fam init
Der Me6nune 5uriid.
uSbr Chauffeur botte ein Ome-
lette, cine gebratene Soreae, 2anm.
fctoletten nit Grblen, @efrorenes,
0affee, cine Charter Giaarre uno
cine feline Slaide gbampagner."