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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1902-11-27

Burt was several years my senior but we
attended the same school. the old
Brick, on Walpole Common. When we
school girls were gathering trawberries
on the 'Checkerberry lot his mothers
cottage, near by, on Depot hill, was
favorite resort. Since the death of
MI. Burts cousin, Mrs. G. B. Lucke, and
shortly before the decease of her sister.
Mrs. f. A. Carpenter, / met Mr.. Burt at
Mattapan. His greeting was of the most
cordial character, recalling with fervor
incidents of his youth and memories of
the old Brick, the last two male teach
ers of which, / think, were Mr.. Burt's
cousin, Dana Watkins, later a wealthy
coal dealer in Troy, N. Y, who was sue
ceeded by the late Hon. Charles Sprague
Lincoln of Boston,
The obituary notice says: "Mr. Burt
was born in Walpole, N. H., November 3,
1929. At the age of 10 he learned the
cabinet-maker'S trade under his father,
with whom he remained until 1S4S, when
| he came to Dorchester and worked for
two years as journeyman. In 1850 he
united with his brother, the late John II
Burt, in establishing the firm of j. ii
Burt & Co., at Mattapan, which business
has been carried on for 50 years and
which besides general contract work
includes the manufacture of doors, sasl
and blinds. In 1852 Sumner Burt ioineC
his two brothers, and the firm name was
changed to }. III. Burt & Co., which il
has remained ever since. Sumner Bur-
continued in the business up to the time
of his death in February, 1886. John II
Burt, man as rugged as rock in his
integrity, died suddenly of shock little
less than two years ago. This was but
a few weeks after the death of the wife
of George L. Burt, and the two deaths
were a great shock to the latter. Mr..
Burt married August 6, 1852, Ellen A.
Darby of Walpole, N. H., who came at
once to Dorchester and lived here until
her death. Mr.. Burt left two sons,
Waldo G. Burt and George f. Burt. The
funeral was held Saturday afternoon and
the burial was at Mt. Hope"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1902-11-27
At North WaIpoIe Saturday.

Patten and Perry will present the well
known musical farce comedy, Jerry
From Kerry" Saturday evening, Novem-
Der 20, at the opera house, North Wal
pole. This company is first-class in every
respect and will put up one of the best
farce comedies of the season. They car
nv IS people and uniformed band and
orchestra. The company has been play
ing to large houses everywhere and are
booking return dates. Don't fail to see
the street parade at noon. Tickets on
sale at Williams book store. Prices 25,
IS and 80 cents.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1902-11-27
ANDREWS DRUG STORE.

Mail Orders Supplied,
81 per bottle, express paid.

| y. y. Day was IN Boston tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Osgood went to
Boston Friday, returning Tuesday
Miss Belle Hemenway returned yester-
| day from Boston.
Daniel Mills has been i'll for the past
| week at the Fall Mountain house.
Miss E. A. Ham of Somersworth, N.
H., will spend the winter at j. C. jays.
D. F. Pollard and family are passing
Thanksgiving at Mrs. Pollards home in
Hartland.
Miss Minnie Morrill, of Dover, n. H..
was guest at II. B. Davis Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Carroll of South Hadley
Falls, Mass, is visiting Miss Lizzie
Schopp.
Mrs. L. G. Hawley of Newburyport,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. II.
Reid, and family, arriving Monday.
G. II. Nichols passed Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols, at
| Weathersfeld
Mrs. G. L. Provost and daughter Hazel
! went Tuesday to New Canaan, Conn. to
pass Thanksgiving.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Emmanuel
parish will meet at the parish house at
2.3O Friday afternoon.
Rev. Edward Reynolds was obliged to
omit the Mass at 1880 Sunday owing to
| illness.
Miss Lucy Nutting returned Monday
from visit of several weeks in Mont
pelier.
| W. L. Stevens went Saturday to Keene
where he has position as stenographer
and bookkeeper with the firm of Pearson
& Co.
The Ladies Afternoon Whist club will
meet Wednesday afternoon, December 3.
with Mrs. E. L. Walker, on Atkinson
street.
Frank b. Phelps was in Boston the
| first of the week purchasing stock for
| his furniture rooms.
Principal NJ. w. Downing, Rev. Albert
| Hammatt j. A. Busby and r. T. SLEEPER
| witnessed the Yale Harvard football
game at New Haven Saturday.
A well attended union Temperate meet
| ing was held in the Congregational
church Sunday evening, the occasion be-
ing the Worlds Temperance Sunday OBJ
served at the request of the Woman's
christian Temperance union A double
| quartet rendered an excellent pro-
gram. Scripture was read and prayer
offered by Rev. Albert Hammatt. The
hrst speaker was Rev. L. o. Sheiburne
whose subject was '-Intemperance and
the Human System" The second
speaker was Rev. C. W. Jackson and his
subject was Relation of the Church to
the Dung in Matters of Temperance. -
lie thought that the church had an i'm
portant mission. The home and the
church must combine to inspire in the
youth OF the community respect for au-
thorIty and wholesome fear of law. He
thought the birch rod ought to be rein
stated in both the home and school. The
third speaker was Rev. j. IL. Reid His
topic was rs Total Abstinence Duty?''
The speaker thought it was because in
} diligence in alcoholic drinks is danger
GUS for the drinker and has a bad in
; tiuence on those who are weak Mr..
} Reid said that if the working man
wanted to organize beneficial strike he
would advise their signing the pledge
and striking against the saloon, the
working mans greatest enemy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1902-11-27
ParlOr Lamps,

and they are far ahead, both in style
and price, of any line we have ever
shown, from 25c. to $1,000,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1902-11-27
RUTLAND RAILROAD.

Time table corrected October ID, 1902
Trains leave Bellows Falls as follows:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1902-11-27
In Memory of George /. Burt.

Mrs. Mary B. Russell of Dorchester,
Mass, writes the TINES as follows: In
a recent number of the TIMES l saw
a notice of the death of Hon. George L.
Burt of Dorchester, Mass. The inclosed
editorial and obituary, with portrait
both of which appear in the Dorchester
Beacon of October p, show the estima-
ticn of Mr.. Burt in this community. Mr.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1902-11-27
A Woman Says:

"The first bottle of the new medicine,
Calcura Solvent, set up my nerves like
tuning a fiddle. l began to get good
sleep After that felt hungry and when
| smelt breakfast / wasn't long getting
down stairs. | picked up weight and
strength, and no wonder / believe in Dr.
David Kennedy of Kennedy Row, Kings
ton, n. Y" All druggists 81.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1902-11-27
High School Rhetoricals.

The following is the program carried
out at the high school rhetorcals Friday
afternoon:
The Bell of Atri. Jennie Farnsworth
Our National Flag, Hugh Kimball
A Rustic Courtship, Grace Williams
The Chambered Nautilus,
Charles McAuliffe
Thanatopsis, Ethel Dunlap
Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address,
Jerry NORM
Miltiades Peterkin Paul, Kate Petty
Current Events, Francis McGreen
Anecdotes of Small Children,
Harold Reid
Music, selected, Bertha Bodine
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1902-11-27

When you get up in the
morning with a coated tongue
and a bad taste in the mouth,
you may or may not be seri-
ously ill, but if there is any
disease going, your system is
just right to catch it.
We know what you think
first you are half persuaded to
try Vinol, and then you say
to yourself: +" That's the same
story all the medicines tell; I've
heard it BEFORE"
But Vinol is not like other
medicines. If it we're, we
shouldn't be talking about it in
any special way.
If you will regulate your
bowels with Vinlax and take
Vinol to improve your diges-
ton and assimilation of food,
these troubles, with the head
ache, liver complaint" neu-
ralgia, rheumatic pains, and
nerve troubles will disappear
as by magic.
We pay back the money if 1t
doesn't help you.
andrews DRUG STORE.
Mail Orders Supplied,
81 per bottle, express paid.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1902-11-27
AMONG THE MAGAZINES.

Passers on Broadway in New York often
gather in crowds to see the little children
in their pretty caps playing in the rectory
garden of Grace church. The work of the
day nursery of this church and of the
many other similar nurseries in New York
is described in an article by Lille Hamil-
ton French which will appear in the
Christmas number of The Century, with
numerous illustrations by Jessie Wilcox
Smith. whose pictures of little children
have already made a hit.
Miss Maude Roosevelt offers three very
valid claims to attention this month. She
is. rst of all, cousin of the president,
and has won repute as an able actress
secondly, she may sign herself by the
sounding German title-Baroness Mumm
Won Schwarzenstein, and lastly, she has
written as taxable society novel as any
of recent wears. The novel is called 1.-THE
Price of Fame" and appears in full in the
Observation-Disclosures of Lippin-
colts magazine.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-19
Como Sc casan
las americans

Ss dice que iaa sag!o amarieanas cam
bian CON mucha fAciidad de resolnclon cuan-
do 80 trata do mstrimonio.
Un& jovsn de JsrssV City. que teniS Conn
premise para casaFse con John StTgler, de
Chicago, habfa recfbido ya el trRja de bodaB,
y sspeKaba q su novio que debfA llagar dentro
de tres dfas, para Ia csIsbTaci6n ds 10 csremo-
nia.
Cuando el novto lego, la chiGa estSba Va
cssada. con otro. I'm tres 6iAs Sc hatfA
spasionado, compromesido casRdo con m
fabricanto de pianos, dsiAndo al primero CON
tamafas nsricss.
Con este motive SO reeusrda ei c&so de
Margarita Gasael, una da las j0vsnes damaG
de L. alta socisdad neoyoquin&, quian. hsrede"
Pa de una fortuna no manor dc 10 900. .0cO de
dollars, sn momentos en- que se ha!lAba en- sl
temple para ansTegar 81 MAn0 otr0 capita
lista americana, con qnlen maEtuvo amorGA
por sspaeio de ssis afiosp Gamble da pAreeer, y
en- vsz ds AMIR al suerta q la del dtcho novio,
en ei u,ism0 temple anae ID niama conea-
rrencia que iba pressIciar ei caaamianto ga
hizo saposa de otfa novlo antique qas lego
euando iba eonan2af 10 esremonia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-19

Un eniambre de recuerdos, de
minutes enamorados y dichfsos,
tevCleteo en- su memoria. Yio de
puev0 & Ia p-ima. redondita = me
nudR, galopaudo & su lado EN- las
llanuras de la comarca, y q Ia por
tezuelsl del cochei en- que Francisco
BelleIg1ie, 81 padre. rico contratis-
ia 10 carpinterfa Y. la seflora de
Belleigu1e, habla 0au con ia notaria
del prdximo caSamtento de sur hi
Jos que Sc ehteRdian las mil
inarRvillas. @or desgracia, las dcS
inadrsa Sc pGrecfan demas1ado para
estsr acordes. La sef1ora de Belle
guie' era una bretona labrada en-
plsdra berrOquefIa, otro ebuen I'll
ranoo que pretendfs dirigir 4 Godo
I'll Tnnndo como su marido. CON
pufIo irme y rieudas tirantes.
Francisco, que no es I'm ag0ila.2
decfa al nom brRrlo, delante do Gl,
y ell lnarido Sienlpre se inclinaba,
sonrierlte = beato; no tenfa NADIA de
aguila, en- efecto, y estaba someti-
do al ypgo conyugsl que & la islrga
le halbia deformado la nuera. A
conseclencia de ana violenta dis
puts! Isiltre los dos buenos tirant 8,
tuVo que tonaar parts d PR
su Ina'lre contra los padres de la
que va acariciahss con mfradaB de
novio; sscri lcSsel sobre t7do por
debilidsd. por poaibilidad ma
terial de decir nc, pero quedantiole
on oil fbndo del coraz6n verdadera
pensI, cisipada por la acoion del
tienro de otras heridas mas
profun1as. En- aquellos dnce alfos,
la sefEora de Belleguie fue & reu-
nirsas q sus mobiles antepEsadoA los
Ksrlkel,elec, u Franisco, QUE no
eran ain aguila, trists al conside-
rar qrle no Sc 10 declan, sigul0 4
81 nlGjsr en- la tnEnba. Elisa, ca
sada rlcn IN cii'Hjano de la marina
alcoln6lico = brutal que la zurraba
cls II, ,lindo, obf'nvo prifnero lal So
paracitIn de cuerpos y Gle bieues y
luego ell dlvori,io cuando Sc Tot6
10 ley La sefIors de Fenigan Sc
indign6 ! fneI De catdlics crto
aoxaI, j hssEa hubo con eate mott /.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-19

vo entire ella Lidia una de esas
discusfones sGriduaces en- que los
vocativos ami querida madre,S errii
querida hiia.@ Sc cru2ata como
chCrfos de sustancias corroBivaS.
Despues. cuando tluy6 sll nuera,
ante ell abandono y Ia trHsteza de
81 hijo, al cual cr,sfa ella que pos
dria bastar su ternUra die madre
sin efOsi6n, sc nlodificsron sus
ideas acerca de Ia divorciada = del
divorciO. EntOnces record0 que
Elisa y Ricardo Sc tlabfan Rmado y
tuvo remordimiento por s,u capri.
cho de impedir aqliel nlatirfmonio
que tantos pesares les habfa ah0
rrano; remordimierIto tailto mas
sincere cnanto que la tsaparici6n
de los Belleguie le ieiaba la abso.
luta autoridad de que tan celoss
estaba. Asi fue que, sin todavia
tonlar una resolution, gulsda por
su iDstinto de madre > los avisos
del cura de Dravell, su cDD fesor,
escribi6 & 81 prima de Loriet para
que viniera q pasal, slgdn tempo
eu U2elles, IL prinaa, poco renco-
TO Bs ACdpbOs
Sn presencia tuvO como primer
restlltado ell de imTledir ID inme
data psrtida de RiGardel. Este, la
dej6 para el tren de la. lloche, y
almorz6 5entado ftente, d Elisa,
divertldo por sus scnoras carcala.
dass sns lindos o1os y su bt,ca des-
lurbradora. Era la iovsEl de esa
ra1a de seres privileg isdels sotlra
los c6ale5 rasa Ia vida n aus
intam peries y catEstrofes ain qce
de1e 81 ellos ell mai ligerp rasgn
Al l.ab0 de tartos AMOS de lutO y
lsgrimas, vefala tan alegifemerte
aturdida. con 81 misnna ahciou
proFinciana d 10 visltoso ? chilidn,
conservando sUs fiisritas die graGo
de Ilrroz entire los lalbIos, Sd meiilla
mci'ena y roenda atisrefopelada go
mo IN duTazno; peru con Ice braaos
/ man lienCs. ell CUTS mas lalancO y
/ IN arte tan imputlsnta t la ves
i Qua sencillo del eEcote. que intlnni.
/ datla 81 pacate primo. Eicardo
! Sc 1tolyfa ! cala tnslianta II ieiabA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-19

y al decir esta frase pron1ncia-
con acentO dOl0roso, y que fI-e la
primera, la dnica aluGi6n Bu deS
dIcha desde la llegada de Elisa,
Ricardo Solt6 Ia rien1a al caballO,
aDsiosO por verse fuera de Ia null
titud Y Sc ianz6 todo correr por
la csllls inclinada hasta Yeres.
Una veg pasado Ell peoIueffo puente,
tonl6 por una alameda solnlorfa,
entire inmensos psrques floricos J
olorosoG a 10 lejos, sobre el tu-
multo de Ia feria que dejahan de-
tras, GAIA lento y grave Ell toque
de vfSperas, parecido Il Ia expression
desolsc1a que acsbaba de cubrir de
sombra la alegre conversation que
trAian.
Aquella noche. despues que Ell
inVsriable cubre fuego 'son6 on Is
auinta de Uzelles pira tot1os los
huGspedes de la casa, sigui6 Ia
conversation h8sta muy tarde en-
Ell ciuarto de Elisa La. madte, YES
tida CON IN rop6n de ffanela hian.
ca una pslmatoria en- la mano,
sc ilacfa repetir mil wees ell relate
1el paseo; y Ia bujfa So apagahs, y
los parpados de "a pobre Elisa Sc
cerrabaD, sin que la notaria que
hahfa entr ado alf por dos ntnrttoSs
notara que ssos mintitos pt.st.baD
va de dos h0ras. al mismo TEMPO
Ricardo sc asomhraba de verse en-
la cama, no camino de Monte
Carlo, preguntandosis- por que lie
uarecfan aaueila noche tan shave
la almohada tan freseas las sa-
barlas, aespu6s de Ia calenltaria de
las noches preced dentas, y per que,
hatienlo desof1o los consoles de 81
maare v de Merivet, bastabR para
hacarle renunciar sn venganza =
moidi car sus ideas u,l corpiIio en-
treAbierto una cabaIgera raunida
snbre una nuuca d6slam Oradora.
Toda la # osoffa del pohra disblo
no bastaba para explicarle, 0i auu
| al 0abo de largo ratio de apGgitr Ia
luz, como era tan irre sIstible IA
/ peCn do carne famelslua, J como
hahfs en un coraE6n atoT manlsade
| eegdn era el suyor sltio pSfa etEe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-19

El coche iba al paso, entire la null
titud cada vez mss com pacta.
-SC6mo Tatnos, EugenioP "
los chicos?
Al Off esta pregunta de Feni
gan, Eugenio Saltscor, el 1ndio,
due andaba iunto al boghey, llegan-
do con gu hombrO 4 10 altura del
pescaute, detando yer bajo su GO
IRA redonda de uniforme su ancho
rostro violado ansiOso, con test3:
NO va NAL, don Ricardo, gra-
.ias I'd mismo los chtcos Solo
aue mi hijo esta hacienda Sus
Eaintiocho dias de instruction mi
litsr y que 20 quedo encargado de
mi nuera ESto no es comod0
que digamos. Hoy teniamos a al
mortar unns amigos de 81 marido
' ha duerido traerlos la feria. =.
Mil demonios los disgustos que
.he dat
Ei Indlu sac6 de 81 gorra IN
bafIuelo de color para liInpiarse Ia
trente sudorosa cruzsda pOr una
arruQa iracunda. 7 miranda de
ptonto sn totno suyo por la multi
bud que descnbria entera gracias 4
lsu elevada est4tura. afIadi6. gLa
tunsnta me hs engafIado otrs vez.S
5alud6 militarmente y sc acerC0 &
las tenduchas en- busca r7e su nue..
"a. que Ricardo desGubri6 POGO
dsspues en- "a plaza de la iglesia,
rodeada por multltud de pretencio-
SOS mideci ntas con granies cueRlos
lDgleses postlzos, J vestidos segdn
la moda de los CAFES conciertos
parisIenses. La banda ae divertfa
en- Ell iuego que llaman de la ma
tanIa, Que c0nSlste en- tirar con
grandes bolas Ia cabeZa de una
collection De 9guras de gonna de
tfapO.
POP Vigilante que Gu Indio sea,
dijo Elisa, crec que lie ser6 dificil
guardian esa caGa.
--Tambien me parece; pero que
tepgs cuIdsdo, pues Saltacor serfa
terrible.
--SMAa que el marido9
-IOh. 81 msrido. =. e. IN tlpo
De mi elase, ;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-19
LIMA FEEsnEA DEL oKSTK
TAfRararfs de Yr0nss Vapcrss eau ragara
deets sl dia de- Ssptiembrs do ls0A.

SAlidas so ll Capital Beyambm
iMaltAaeRmensa.
Dfaa Ishorshlaa DiAs Festivos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-19
IRH,R, LIINDT c GO.
PONCE, U. r.,

A9IN AELs n A@@
Casas en- Msyag'ies q Sa" J@G''-)
HmmaM eros y cOmtsdOnhse@@
AG Els 7 ES
d, las aiguientes Oompaffaa de VaPorea
esnsahwrg AnnoRts@m AAn0
Hamburg.
"a WE.LOCE
G6nova.
Aew Vork and R'EO. RfcO g. G. Go
New York.
MoDson Steamship Line.
New York.
Sara Steamship Line
Liverpool.
yaaers 81 cer~oos Go 0ObrInOc do Herrera
Habana.
u.,,.-Ga.. west Bndhcs o. .. T."
Galveston.
De las siguientes Compahfas de Ass-
gHroa eoatTs inceudlO.
LA BALOIsE,
HAMBURG BREMENsE,
AACHEN 8 MUNICH.
AsBGuROs MARITIMOs
Norte Germ&nica.
R RanPos0Eas s@mGe5
a, a..ra Of Underwriters of New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-19
San Jose

~ ealshra ID Iglaaia In fsstividad de es-
&c sanao patrtaFca. con essa motive snvih-
mos nusssra fslicitaci6n mas cordial { los m.
meTosOE amigos amigas que responder & tan
simp&tieo nombra.
Mnchas pFosperidades aaaeamos, pues, an
ga dfa onomAssicO lRs resp stsblsI doi1a Josa-
fas, Las ancAntadoras Joseinas Papaas5 Pc.
pitas , loo JoseAtas. Papes Pepftos qus lam
eatas ilnsas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-19

I'm los cfrcnlos polftIccs de Washing ton
J de LondYes, ss objeto de especial atenci6n
81 con nlcto ruao japon6s, que no presume sea
fnminente en- gus rasuitadoa dadn ID interven-
ci0n lie InglatsrrA sI apoyo que presta nj
MikAdo,
Entire oil ministro aaponea en- WAshingkon
y el tseeretario da Estiado Mr. Hay han tenido
lugRr dos conferenciaa de las que sc guaRda
absoIuta reserva.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-19
r1eunaoA, WILSON q cs.--Ingeuisros

T1GUnnOA, WILSON 6 Cs.--Ingeuisros
eisctricissss
Nos cfrscemOs 81 pdblico tanto en- San
Juan cono en la isla, para toda Glsse de ina
talaciones De p!ansas elsetricas EN- hacisndaa
ingenics en- sspaciaitdad para instalacio~
mes de alambrsdo slScsrEco Todas las insta-
lAeionss el6csricas de 10 4San Juan Light snd
Transit Companya han 6ido hsehas poR no
sotros.
Para dfgigirgs noaotFos ror esTrso pen
case FlgnsEoa Wilson + .QR.~ApRrtado sol
Ban JaRa. al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-19
DE Catano a Ponce

Antes de aver fu6 lefd& sn Ell Conssjo e1a-
sntivo una sollcitud dal sefR Walter N jail
ger, pidfendo frenquielas pAra Gstablecer IN
tranva& alsctrieo de CaGs ID Pouse.
DIcha soicitud paa6 pAra 81 Lnforme, . ID
Comisi6n de Hacienda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-19
PUERTg-aIQUEl9 PEAsI0UADO

I'm vi& de revision, as Ie ha concadido ai
Teutenta coFonei retirSdo don Oapesano Cana.
rr0s O.lsr, reBidente ca Bsrcelnneta y nstu
sural de eata isls. Ii pensi0a mGnauai de $50
pesstas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-19
IN Juan

nvuansA0sA 30 sneaentfs dc ven.
:, .n icu osssbleeimioEltcs siguisntee
4 = soSorer - Allen Company, PlaHa Al
so''Ss gars.so;a .1s z. 81. Patr6u, San Jnato 8.
IA. Esrbf, PRsrtRtierTa'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-15
Nm oas Yu6lifuul.

Die nJreie Breiie" bat iiber 400
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-15
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