davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-23

The Star Herald has a patron
with a nice, clean stock of merchan-
disc for sale at a bargain. The
stock is in Pocahontas and must be
seen to be appreciated. 47-2t
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-01
date OF publication and no proof Of
publication was produced.
ADJUSTMENTS.
AZ the Lyric.

Elaborate and spectacular Is the
moving picture production OF Captain
Courtesy" with Dustin Farnum In the
title role, which was shown at the
Lyric Monday evening to two capacity
houses. The scene OF the play Is laid
in Mexico In 1914, or in the time when
there was considerable trouble be-
tween the natives and Americans. The
parents of young Davis (Mr. Farnum)
are murdered by Granville, a renegade
American who favors the Mexican
cause, and Davis decides to devote his
life to avenging their death. He be-
comes highwayman, known as Cap
tain Courtesy on account of his gal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-01
'Con,p1ex;o,, Secrets
OF Al, Actress
In a recently issued volume bearing

?. In recently issued volume bearing
the above title, the author says: Con
tinuous use of grease paints, rouge and
the like, had ruined my complexion.
My skin was colorless. wrinkled. coarse
and punctured with large pores. In
England heard of the virtues OF
mercolized wax; my first experience
with this marvellous substance con-
WINGED me it was more valuable than
all cosmetics combined. Now when
ever my complexion. begins to go wrong
/ get an ounce of mercolized wax at the
nearest drug store, spread on thin
layer of it before retiring, washing it
off next morning. The wax, after a
few such treatments, seems literally to
absorb the worn-out cuticle, when a
brighter, healthier. younger looking
skin appears.
For the wrinkles and enlarged pores
I began using solution Of saxolite. one
ounce, dissolved in a half pint witch
hazel. Bathing the face in this every
day for while soon relieved the con-
dition most wonderfully"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-01
CITY 70 GET PUBLICITY.
Articles on Marshaiitown to Appear in
Railroad Magazines.

Marshalltown will receive mention in
the next NJ. & st. l.. time table and
folder, which will be out the early part
of June, and also in the next issue OF.
The Maize, magazine published quar-
terly in the interests of the Chicago
Great Western employees. Secretary j.
Sidney Johnson, Of the Marshalltown
Club, has written articles concerning
this city, and they will appear some
time this month.
The longer article is the enc which
will be published in The Maize. This
will give a description of the town, to-
gether with various information re-
garding its factories, industries and
railroad facilities. 1t will be illustrated
with several photographs, probably
taken from the Christmas festival
booklet which was issued by the Mar
shalltown Club. The NJ. & St l.. folder
will contain much briefer account of
the city, as the space is limited. En-
phasis will be laid on the railroad ia
cilities Of the town, and the many in
dustries which are located here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-01

town council ordered laid. This leaves
the town to pay for the sidewalk out
of it's own funds.
Suit was brought on the ground that
the council proceedings were Irregular
and that Albion had no valid ordinance
authorizing the sidewalk. Judge VIII
lett held that the ordinance under
which the council had ordered in side
walks since 1892 was invalid and that
the town had never had legal ana
valid ordinance on the subject
One of the chief defects in the or
dinance was the fact that there was
no record or proof advanced that the
ordinance had ever been published. AT
the bottom of the ordinance was the
certificate of publication containing
the following phrase. the above or
dinance was published in one city
newspaper ----- 1892. f. ID. Dennis
mayor" The certificate contains no
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-01
CLASS or SEVEN GIRLS AND
THREE eoYs TO FINISH At
SCHOOL THIS YEAR.
COMMENCEMENT TO De At
oDEoN TUESDAY, JUNE IS
Rev. J. m. WoIse, DID,, Of Dubuque,
10 to Deliver the Address at Gradua-
ton Exsreises-Program Will Be
Given by ssniers-Junior Banquet
to Be Served Wednesday at Institute

ST. Mary's Institute will graduate
class of ten. seven girls and three
boys, on Tuesday evening, June Is, at
the Odeon. The class is composed of
Margaret Hart. Marie Mangan, Anna
Nolan, Margaret Scheid, Isadora Topf,
May Waters. Emily Weber, Max Ad-
amson, Frank Musil, and Louis Weller.
A program will be given by the
members of the class, and the speaker
of the evening will be Rev. J. NJ. Wolse,
d. D., of Dubuque. The program Will
consist of Rotations and orations by
the members Of the class. No regular
class play will be given.
Wednesday evening, June 2, the jun
Tor banquet will be served in the audi
forum Of ST. Marys school. There
will also be a program Of addresses
The banquet will be served by the
members Of the junior class.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-01
Court Says A1b;o,,
Ordinance I,,valid

If other property owners Of Albion
who have been assessed for cement
sidewalks laid abuttlrg their property
since 1892 had appealed as did Dr.
Jessie Catlow, of Boone, they might
also have escaped paying for their
sidewalk. Such would nave been the
effect of a decree signed by Judge Will
lett in the Catlow case had it been
applied tthother Albion property own
erS
Judge willett permanently enjoined
the town Of Albion from collecting
s115.45 assessed against DR.. Catlow's
property for a cement sidewalk the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-01
GILMAN GRADUATES ONE.
.awrsnes Clay Finishes High School
Course Monday.

Commencement exercises for the one
senior in the Gilman high school were
held Monday evening at the opera
house before good-sized audience.
Lawrence Clay, who was graduated.
gave an Grafton on "How to Make Iowa
Greater" and Mrs. ]. B. Ramsey, SO.
RESPONDED with an grafton for the
alumni. Miss Tena Chindlund, '09, gave
IL reading why Florizel Shelter Did
Not Play" which was well received.
Another reading was given by Harry
Tablet, Il, after which President J.
Harry Scurr, Of the school board, pre-
sented the member Of the class with
his diploma. An orchestra furnished;
music thruout the program.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-01

Iantry in robbing psople. sspscialk
ladies', Naturally. ne meets EleanoL
the sward or Father Relnaldn and
after many thrilling adventures. hex
heart and hand is captures BY tho
htIghwayman.
The picture is exceptionally wek
staged scenically. while tho acting a
Mr.. Farnum fits in well with the par(
he plays. Courtenay Foote, wei
known In moving pictures Is admirable
an the william. Eleanor Is sweet ant
persive as the priests ward. whit
tho hundreds or two others In thu
cast produce the desired effect.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-01
BOUCHER FUNERAL WEDNESDAY.
To 30 Held From st. Paui's Episcopal
Church at 4 O'clock.


Funeral services for James H. Bou-
cher, who was drowned in the Iowa
river at Iowa City Sunday evening.
will be held from st. Paurs Episcopal
church Wednesday afternoon at 4
o'clock, in charge of Rev. H. M. Babin.
The church will be open to friends at
/ o'clock.
Dr.. Boucher reached home with the
body Monday evening. accompanied by
an old friend, Roger Swire, Of Iowa
City, Mr.. Swire will remain for the fu-
neral. Rev. Allen Judd, Of Des Moines,
came to the city this morning to be
with Dr.. Boucher, and Mrs. Judd. who
is a sister lin law Of the doctor. will
be here Wednesday. Judge and Mrs.
F. r. Gaynor, of Des Moines, the latter
another sister-in-law. will be here
Wednesday, as will also DR.. Frank
Boucher, of St. Anthony. Idaho.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-01
WEST END PROPERTY MOVES.
Second and Third Ward Real Estate
Active in Market For Week.

Second and Third Ward Real estate
Active in Market For Week.
High grade residence property, and
especially such property in the Second
and Third wards was tile interesting
and predominant feature of the weeks
realty market. Included in 1t are
few transactions that have not yet
been made of record. which are OF
more than ordinary interest. The week
saw the consumption Of some deals
that We're announced at earlier dates.
For the first week in months no
strictly agricultural lands entered into
the transactions. The deals in small
town property were only two in mum :
Der, The transfers for the week
totaled s36,940, compared with $3S,o15
last week, and $74,445 two weeks ago
OF this amount s32,790 represented the
value of city property that changed
hands.
OF special interest to the West Main
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Thompson went
this morning to Des Moines. where
they VIII attend the commencement,
exercises at st. Joseph's Academy
from where their daughter MargAre4
will be graduated Wednesday.
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aillanb.

- Ser ioeben publi5ierie Sabres-
Iberidt @ouperneurs @oeibals Don
Der Ganal5one entbalt e~ingebelioe
Mngaberl iiber ben 8etrieb llno Die
Snitan6baltiuig oes Yannma SEQ.
nails mabreno Der eriteu 1919 Mfouate
uad Groffuitng beg &onals fir oetl
@an0el, I'M Nrlgult 1914. Iud be-
|if)reibt Der 8eriht Die Der groffhuna
res aanaIs unmittelbor porangegcll-
genen ldlieBlideu aonitruftionsar-
beiten mmfalieno bas nit Dem 80.
Sunni D. S. beenoigte Sisfaljobr, oie
cen Grorntlben, moourb ser Gaual
hlodiert lpuroe, pormgingen, 3lpi=
lden Dem 10. 4ugult 1914 uno 80.
|Suni 1915 baben 1888 s~yabrSerge
bon einem Metto : @eiammtgebalt
bon 3,S43, 035 Toatnen uno GARAGES
bon i'm @anaen 4969,792 Sonne1l
ben &anol pniiiert. Mabrcno oieies
lit Der @erfebr our6 orei
~fleinere Grbrutfde geit0rt tporoem.
Der aanaI wurbe am II. Sftober
biS 90. Sftober, bonn 81, Sftober Bis
4. Mobember 1914 uno bonn a. bis
10. Mdr5 1915 geidlofien.
Sn Der @egeno BON @lafelep,
60, ipliroe Elm getpiifer &enrp Bill
|iIpigue BON Neaerr ermoroet. giai-
pigue ipar aufleber auf Der Ylantage
lpon 6. $. Goodman, auf ser arlBer
libm uno ieiner Srau fem anoerer
WeiBer mobnte. Or mar nit eineir
| Neger Namens @oolsbp in Streii
aerateny neil er einen bon oeiIen
lSobnen ourdgepriigelt bate. Cine
Tpiie madte iih onf, nm oie 8oois.
lD's 81 oerbofteti. 0ieie batten iid,
III cine Negerbiitte gefliidtet ii. fee.
ten lid BORT, nnteritiitt BON onoerll
Negern, 81 Webr. Sn Dem aampie
muroen @oolsbD uno elm onoerer See
ger get0tet uno Die beioen @oolgbD'-
iden Slingen perbramtten, neil iis
fih pertpeigerten, aus Der bremen,
ben Siitte beraus5ufommen. 3mei
@itglieber Der Yoiie tultr0en beripult'
oct.
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:e:e bentise aaGe.


9lus @ien miro genlelort, 6ob Sic
Mngriffe Der Muiien in @oli5ieu ldar-
fer meroen mo oaB op1 gr6Bere
8ruppcllmaiIen iid an ibnen beteili=
gen. Gine gleide MfitteiIul1g fortuat
aus 9fltblano. SroBoem limo ole 9ilss
Critic 5uriifeeidlagen nlto Die 9ead
|rtAtan bon eirem 3uriidmeid1en set
9ettlden uno Seiterreiher. oia
englil6e 3eituigen bringen. lino
nidt pabr. Sn 9e5ug auf SaIonifi
miro ni6ts 3eues genleloet, bod TO-
Ben Die Iaiierten einett meiteren grie-
diihen 9rt uno cine grte1il1e Stt=
iel 6eiebt, ob NIT ODER obne 3uitinl-
nlung Ser griedii6en 9tegier1tiig peiB
man 1iibt. Sonit miro Ton oett
S6ladtfel0ern nidts @i6tiaes &C.
uneloet,
Die oiterreidilhe Intfport orf lttlls
iere Ifcona=Note lit III ben Sdll6eil
unieres 9otldafters in @ien. Gie
oiterreibilde gegierung giebt ais-
ldeinelto nod nno peripricht Die 5or-
Deriingen unlerer 3egierung au err
filen. 9amit nare oie @eiabr eilics
8rudes beieitigt. @enn Die 9eut=
idenfeinoe in @aibineton uno arl-
oerstpo, oenen oies ia elm bider Strid)
1aird Die Gednuttg iein mllB, nidt
ctipas anoeres berausfinoen, I'm,
Streit AT madden.
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greie Yrehr tr sera8: Greitas 81. Dt3eulber 1915.

Grit mai elei6 ole aodt0pfe",
lagte Burger freunolid nfo liiftpte
oie 9efel.
Die beioen afoeren Idoben lire
ytale11 Dor, - aber neiuL es rod 1tidt
Elm bisden nod 8nrit.
Mit bobnildem 8liben ser meiBer
Sabine Iab Die Sralt gu, mie anes
bilbid Der &eibe nod ourdito6ert
tpuroey S6rallfe uno @etten uno
aoblfolier; udb in BEN gtdQen Sen
lano strob nno 5utteridde. Seoe
Grettertpato mltroe auf einen Der
lted BIN aepriift. Ri6ts.
WIS lie ms @ans 5uriidffebrten,
trafen lie anf eilt eroBeS odrmet.
Gs NOR belfe IN Ser Sto6t Ser erYte
G9riltmarff, ser 3eitpnnft no &c.
nobnlid oas 3empern ser 9y1aen0
beaorn. Mit Mosfen, 8eriifan
uno ollerlei pbantaifiide1l an8iioe1l
ongeton, mar ein S6uflein 33eni-
perlelte ms Salls gebrungelL iaqts
Die ainoer NIT loneen Gllten ooer
Dot Ilpinen ein @tiiden @eibndats-
fonfeft an, I'M @efo oafiir al erbol-
ten.
CSDrf5ekltnn fnIn} \
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ben 5%eloberrn, Die Muiif beginnt al
lpielen nnb oonrr Elm taulenoitimlui=
aes 2ieb, Elm Meanner1or, 6eiien
&lana ilnter Dem GauI1en bas
@erbItminbes permebt. Der Som,
nlalloerr oes neutrality-suspicious.
nelIen Seloen an jenen bllltigen Ga
gen tooesm1tia fir Die 6eimat ltafio=
bielten, bringt Elm Surra auf ben
aaiier aus. @ieoer milden iid nit
ben &angen Der Wiuiif bic tauienb
Stinlmet1 Der Weanter, Jralten uno
GinOer;. 0eut6laio 9eutIG1ano iiber
9laes. Die 5eier 1T 81 @noe. SD
trcte ndber, mo6te germ 0as erIte
@ort, oas Der Wari0aa ipridt 30
ret. Sein 9tgue iuht. $50 lit Der
gilbbauer2 ST bat od mas Ie6r
Sdones 9emad)t, i9 modte ibm oal-
fen. Ser iut1ge Wom miro aus 0ell
Neiben Oes 9lrbeiterbatailons berbei-
9ebolt. 6~reulolidl reoet Der Mar-
6aa nit ibm nrlo lange rn6t Die
&ano oes iullgen Soloaten IN Der lei
men.
Sin Der @benotafel bore id ben
Niari6aa Elm e%rnites, na6iinnenoe3
8ort ipreden::
@ent auf Der @eimfobrt bon Der
Seebobe babe ib etfpas lebr Sbolles
aeieben. 9luf einem 9tder aingerl
orei 8fliiee, binter ieoen1 9flag cine
Srau. 0a miro man ebrludtig.~
als id Dem Maridoa er5qblIe,
oaB mein Sobn nno meme Sdmie.
gerIobne tint Seere ltd1loen uno mel
ne Srau aaeirl in Miindjen meil:,
nabn er oas @eilhenltrdltBden lei
mes @eoedes uno lbob es Dor nll5
bin. s2esen Sic oos in ben nod
lten Brief ben Sic beim1reiben.
Waein @eiuf i'm @auptauartier oes
Marf6ans fiel geraoe nit Der 3eit
5iiammen, in Der 5u Berlin Der eier-
ne @inoenbnrg entbiiGt ipltrbe. Die
Sreunbe iiber Die polfstiimlid)e
Gbriine tpar in ieinen 9ingen gu
lelen, obtpoI er iiber oieIe Code
niht bieI Worte madte. ct iastc
Iddelno: sd bin belorgt, meme
CUTE Srau tpirb elm unbebagIihes
@efibl baben, iperill fie mir elmer
9eage[ in Sen 2eib flopfen iolI."
Mm nafften Mbeno mar ih mieOer
lit Der fleiren Bila. Ser Warld)aa
trof nit Der auten Mahridt elm:
o&eite baben mir ale tpeltliden Sc
itungstperfe bon @roono genommetl.
Worgen iino Die nnlrigen IN Der
5taot." Inter Ser 5iegesbotidaft
oes Cages bIiibte an Der gafel cine
frobe. lebbaft bepegte llnterbaltung
ailf. @eil man ben Maridaa germ
iadelI lob trus ieoer an Der SafeI
nod ardften oa3u bel, lint iein bei-
teres aufatmer BON %eralter Mrbeit
81; Derlangern. MuS beiterem @e<
plauoer berfiel oas @eiprd6 olf Cen
grnit Der 3eit. Ma1l iprah BON
Dem perbiiienen Ningen an Der ita.
Sront, BON Ser 8aben. bel-
gapferfeit Der Seiterreider
ouf ben Bergen oroben. Giner an
Der Safel iagte: y@enn i'm Sodge-
birge Die ldmeren Shneefalle font
llen, mas meroen oa oie Staliener,
Die oas 6rieren nidt liebenx mo-
Der 5elomarihal, einen
Bfiriid fir feline gemobnte Mbeno-
bcmle idaleno. iaete langlam uiih
ga neroen iie 10 idnea .pie
moglib bernnterfommen.~
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Sci TelOmaridJaa Sinbenbnrs.
Bon 2uowig @angbofer.

~
.Sn elmer itiuen Iauifigep Mqee-
|ftraBe, Dor elmer fleinen, biibife1r
|gina. itebett 5pei ShiIoerb1ushen.
Die beioen Soften multern mid iebr
mistrauilb. Sd bermute, oaB id)
|obne Die 8egleitlntg oes OFFICERS,
Ger MIDI fibrte, nidt Bis sur Saug-
'tiir oieier @illa gefommen ipare. @ir
treten elm; 5uerit in einen ifmalen
8orraltn1, bnnn in elm gmpfanass
5immer, nidt bel GROCER, obl1e Mo.
belpritnf, iehr aabeimeInb, nit gtiib-
len ur6 beqliemen 2ebnieiieIn I'M
einett fleinen Gid berirm. s
Wih empfdngt Elm idlanfer nno
bodgetpadiener Sffi3ier in Gene
ralstniform ben id) rlift gum %erltell
MaIe lebe. 8or 5ebn Gogerl am 90.
AugliIt, iab id i'm bon fern BEL Ser
aaiierparaoe, Dor Dem brernen6en
Notuo-@ eorgietpsf. Canals mllBte
man mir laaer, fuer Dos tp1re. Mci-
iter S~inoenbllrgs Seller, lem @ene.
ralitabsdef bon 2ltoenoorff. llno
nun tit es mir cine Sreube, 70 noEe
Dor linn 81 iteben rno ieinen freunb-
lihen @ruB 5u empfangen.
Wir iiten an Der MbenotafeI, abcr
nod obne i'm. I'm 10 llbr erbeber
iiH pl0blid nlle 9ffi5iere, oie giire
miro geDffnet uilo Ser SeIomaridan
tritt Elm, in ~beauemler 2itefpfa, ernlt.
einen @rltB nidetlo. Man iiebt es
ibm an, er lit bon Ser Mrbeit, Sic er
lpat perlieB, nod nidt b6lig Iosae-
lott, aber in ieinen1 feiter, eberrtell
'@elid)te, oas if feitem Geltiden All
ldiloern braitde, neil lie es aae fer
men, Mhnn, @eib, 4ino, in oieieEl
Geiid)te lit feline Spur bon Iblpatt-
niiig Slt ieben. Cher iiebt Ser Mar-
id)all aus, mie einer, Ser oraltBen
mar uno iih Grfrilduig 6olte, liebt
aus, pie Elm S1ger, Ser ii6 an einent
abenoliden Hiri6gang erquidte. Gr
beftet ben riibigen 8lid aif mid. Sd,
ftebe bidf Dor ibm, l1lo MN lit Sic
IStlmoe oa, Der id mid felt @odel,
uno @onaten entseeenfreute. Gin
frerrnolider @rub:
sd freue MIDI bob Sic aefom-
men iino. 2eiber babe id mid beute
beripdtet uto iett mub i'd nadeiicu.
Sd tueiB ntdt, ob id Sbuell 5pnuiten
oarf iif) tiod1mal an ben Tiid at
fiben."
Giner, Der es iider git init mir
iteinte, ia9te: Der &err Gator tuuIl.
fe fid ebeu berabf1ieoeft .er lit beute
bon @aridau bierber aefabren, spsli
Stinoen I'M ailto nno fihlt iidi
miioe.
yNa, allo bailn, aitf 8ieoeriebeul@
Sd bin i'm 2eben ldol oft lebr
itl5nfrie0en nit mir gefpeipn, aber
einen Born, pie nuf Dem Seimip,n
onrd Die menihenleere glIeeltrale
iiber ons boreiIiae @ort bon meincl
Miioigfeit babe id ielten empfunoer
am anoeren Moreen geaen 8 lt6l
iruroe i'd abgebolt fir Die fSabrt 5lii
Gfitbiianflg unieres arieaeroenfmcIs
emf Der Seebobe. Gin aonimanop.
Stiageitonbenl Die mGmnlidlen gu
idauer entbfoBten Die aopfe, az,
6rauen uno ainoer itreden fid. SIN
oenburg lit alf Dem 2inoenfonbipea'
laltlos herangefabren uno iteigt oil
nem @ogert, in Ser Snnb heu Mnr
idaasifab. Die Sffisiere begriiBel
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Gd5te Deutidbe 6eilmittel

@enn anbere Mlittel febll9ligen. ges
draild)en sic G~eboenberr's heriibmte, gas
rautiert a~iftfreie Seilmittel fir Magcr=
grnbel, 2beumatismns, Sariurrhpibeu
(9iIes), Sauts nnb Sfnt aranfbeiten,
6rfdItfns.
ganbmurm nit 2ppf e%nifernt inter
0urantie, leiht utlb obne 81 faiten.
81. Gdjpenberr ir. & So. gtablierf
AZ Sabre. 2t09 8aluut Ctr. &ilipoits
fee, 8isc.
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6ptels.
HOTEL m

325 Ilamo RIa5a -blbi1 m6blierte
setne 3inmer: 50c, 75c 81 per Sag;
$3.50 uno aaftDdrts per 8obe. Gunner
nit 2 getten $500 per Wp6e. MItes
Eelepbon grodett 65S.
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DIR. c. II. PETRY

@ra6uierter ~g6iropracter, entfernt
Die uriade bon 8ranfbeiten, obne Nr3nsi
ooer Wefier. 203 9uerIer gebGitSe,
PA Beifs@pmmeree Str. Gan Mmtonio.
grodett 1923.
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II EIGHTEEN HOTEL

800 Siib=Ala1nu Ctr. -grifla5lige 3iu,s
mer nnb Befoitigung $1.25 per Sna; So
per @o6e. 3immer $3.50 Der Wptte,
Sab fret. gfeiienoe ertpiinidt.
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0OlS um0 0phle.

8ir balten Die bette Rebfe nro 0as
bette 9rennbol5. Brobiert Inns. OIase
Wppb & Gpal 81. Grodetf 6053. Neues
Eel. 1911.
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Gortfeblina foIaf \
Giienbabn : TaBrpIan.

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GtienbaBn : BabrpIam.
5. & G. %.
go. 12-gon Q1reoo 1850 bpr:it.
ao. 6@Non 2areop 7:2O obenSs
9to. 5lSon ct. 2oais. 700 bornl.
Ao. Bon Sear1le nflb Garte eS 9r=
ten 1000 BORN.
No. 7-Spm Norben 700 obenos
$50. 1-uSunfbine Special bon at.
Bouts. 1925 abe16s
30. S--.9ailp egpreb1> MAO aearnc
10 Ssm ~. 6pseia g. na ss1's &
$50. 4-Mad ct. aouis ...ii:s e'y mora
eco. 6-ysad ct 2ouis lnb Orten an
Der SntrtG Sc $3.50. 1856 aberos
No. 5-gea6 2are6e -. 1880 mcrael,s
yto. 11-Jfnb 2arebo ...10:00 abenbs
9. u. & 4. 3.
DO d. esx! @en a0uit0n, @aeo nse Corpus
SO. Soon SonffOn .unb aifsnorfen. .
80. 5-9en goaiam i,ns ai SssU ss1a.'
SO. 4a-9on aerrniis $50 1 eugn1.
$50. 44-Won aerrbiae, nur gours
fags .6:45 nbeilos
SO. 146-8on @errbiue, ta9lid nltsae~
tlofnrnen Sonntags .6:55 nberbs
gbfa6rE
No. 2mwnad aOuitou, @aeo unD Corpus
SO. 4-Ma6 1ouifon nn6 aiiifenOrfsn.
1870 abenoS
SO. 6-Mad goafllm unb aiiitenorten
80. 4i-aad aerrDire, mn an, s gossas
SO. 4sWaad asrroiie I. AS .4.s5 '' o5eaSy
noml1en @onntoas .7:O5 borni.
g. S. & 9. 4. (6auptIinie.)
no. 1o1-eunfet eimites, bon gslp Or
no. i ls.'S annist ai,nitss, bon a t ss ssa1s.
go- 7Msdneusaa, bon gsip s orlsa sss'''.
no. s-5dnsasna. bon Sci aio TO- ,. '''.a'
................. 1900 borng.
so. 9-9umiet erpreB, 0 Metp Ors
SO. 1omGnniet Grpres. bon Gan i Sran.
cisco ............ $3.50 nddnt.
Mbfa6rt-
SO. 1O1lGlnjet aimiteb, mad Gan
Sra1cisco ..... .4:60 BORN.
SO. fO2-@unfet ainriteb, mad Metp Or
Ienna 400 hnrut
$40. 7-Ghneu8ug. nah Sci 0fio.
SO. s.@6nsisaa nod asip orlea s''.
11:3O BORN.
$50. 9-@uniet grpreB mad Gan Srnns
30. 1o-9unist erpreB. nod gletp Or
leans. Hoo nadts
gieturta Sipii pn.
SO. s0t-@om Soniton, Bort aapaca,
@ictoria, guero 1920 nabm.
Rn' so2-na6 Guero, @ictoria. Sort
2abaca. 6ollffon ......7:b5 BORN
81, 8. & 8.
aa6 MorOen-abfaert
ytD. ..... .Ou uuLlit.
SO. S-geras Gpe5ial $3.50 morss
SO. 1o-9ntb 2intiteb 1000 mnrg.
$40. 26-3ntb SIber 1890 nndJm.
$40. 22-Aad 9oaiton. 1890 abenbs
Mnfunft -
So. 25-aatb Srper .7:15 BORN.
$50. 3-QofaI. .4:35 nn1H.
SO. 9-aatb 0inite0 ....7:15 radon.
80. 7-rSeras GpeeiaI" $50 abenoS
go. 21-gon 8oiston 100 morderS
eanta Be Is. &. 8. n. Oepot).
SO, Boom 0orben. 1000 BORN.
SO. 1lgom Nprnen. .....S:25 nbenos
MbfnbrtE
$40. 6-Nad Rem Nor6en. .7:55 radsu.
$50. 2-gad Dem Mor6eu, .9:t5 BORN;
g. a., II. & 9. Is. & q. q. Depot.
10. s-gon Corpus Gbriiti ano Garriso
s6prtngs. ..........-4:56 hadn't.
30: 4-gon Corpus ghriftt 100 BORN.
Mbfabrt ~
SO. 1-Mad Corpus ehrifti unS earrisc
Springs 1890 BORN.
SO. 8-Nnh CORPUS Ghriffi $3.50 aberos
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baben poaes @elpidt ftnb WtaB. palSeno
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....... $40 moraefis
gio. 2-gSulibine 9peeial", mad 81.
Sol1s .9.15 moraer3
go. 4-Na9 ct. Bouts. ..fi.30 mora.
$50. 6-Nad 81. Qouis nno Orten an
Der Santa Sc ...... 1855 aben6s
Np. 5@Na6 2arebe .i.. 1880 mcroel,s
No. 11@Na6 Qarebo 1000 abenbs
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