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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-23

There is story to the effect that the
Russians fired on a merchant steamer and
sunk it with all on board. though it had
raised white flag. If this is true, inter-
national protests viii no doubt follow such
a gross violation of the laws Of war But
the Russian version of the affair is yet to
be heard.
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A Question.
Boston Post.

PA"
Yes my son.
Were there two of every kind in the ark?'
Yes my son.
Then there were two bugs. pa"
Yes Tomrnie, there were two bugs"
And, pa
"Yes Tommie"
do you suppose the bugs were in one of the
beds ?''--Yonkers Statesman.
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Quite the Contrary.

Tess-So she's got a real lover?
Jess-O no, indeed.
Tess-I heard she had.
Jess-O no. she says he's her ideal.-Phia-
delphia Press
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News comes. from Australia that John
Alexander Dowie's first meeting in Sydney
was broken up by a mob. and that he him.
self was obliged to run for cover. Evidently
the Australians have not the American
sense of humor which has kept US from
taking Dowie's vile epithets. seriously.
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MINOR TOPICS.

fight now in progress in the New York
Legislature Is we'll worth watching. The
upper house has passed a bill giving the
custody of the Jumel mansion to the CO.
lonial Danes, and the lower house has
passed a bill giving ii TO the Daughters
of the American Revolution. Daniel
is needed TO come to judgment. They
might toss up for it. or give 1T to a third
society-there is a third of the same brand,
is there MOTOR it might be fixed up so
that the Daughters could have the house
FOR half the year and the Danes for the
other half. Meanwhile it looks like dead
lock.
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The New LnchinXar

Oh. young Lochinvar he came out of the West.
In all the wide college his pony's the best;
But during the Midyears 1t slipped from his
sleeve
Now young Lochinvar's gone back West be-
lieve.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-23

In the often repeated fact that the Japan
csc tongue contains no profanity may now
be seen the wisdom OF Providence The
japanese have no cause for profanity. The
Russians have. and their language fairly
bristles with 1t. Nature always provides
what is absolutely necessary.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-23

rs there any reason" asks a Southern
contemporary, why Mr.. Hearst's candi-
daoy should be especially strong in any one
State in the Union2' Yes. several million
OF them; see Bradstreet.
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Cruel Execution.

There's a lady in Kalamazoo
Who bites all her oysters in two;
For she feels a misgiving.
Should any be living.
They'd kick up a hullabaloo.
Boston Post
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Japan Buying Ness Pork.

DIES MONIES, Ia. Feb. 22.-Representa-
tives of Japan have just placed an order
with a local packing company for 1000 bar
rels of mess pork at SIS per barrel The cr-
der is TO be shipped in installments as rap
idly as possible.
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newspaper reader asks why it is that
the war news nowadays makes such uninter-
esting reading. in contrast 10 the graphic.
stories we have been used TO in former
wars. The answer is that all the newspaper
correspondents are bottled up IN Toxic
and other points distant from the front. and
that even their meager reports are mercl-
1essly censored. Readers are now learning
how much they have depended on war cor
respondents for accurate news in the past
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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY. q, 1904
TELEPHONE CALLS.

Either Company a n. 70 rnidnisht through
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days ask for the Journal. then ask the Journal
operator for the department or individual
wanted.
AFTER MIDNIGHT THROUGH THE WEEK
AND BEFORE 6 p NJ on SUNDAYS:
OLD Telephone-EdftorIai. Z7ss and 27s9s ciTcu-
lation. ~ counting room. 24s6
New Observation-Disclosures 81. &5 or 10 count
ing room circulation Department. 23S
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THE HUMORISTS.


ST understand you're walking delegate in
your union"
''Oh. dear. Why 1 work.
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Several thousand Russian soldiers will oc-
cupy Manchuria permanently. The Jap
snese decided that for them.
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Twenty-Five members OF the crew of the
battleship Maine are down with measles
Won't those sailors have childish way Of
remembering the Maine?
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Poinfs of difference.

Still. General Sherman would have been willing
to concede that in the dead of winter has
several essential points Of direrence.-chieago
Tribune.
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Did Mr. Cleveland write that article for
the Saturday Evening Post with view
to boosting himself or only for the fun
Of hearing Mr.. Bryan roar?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-23

European gossip says that Admiral Alex
Jeff has many enemies among the Russians
Why? Surely there is nobody covets his
iOh
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The rural route carriers and the public
are equally TO be eongrat ulated on the out
como OF the discussion regarding their COM
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NEW YoRK-Astor House.

LOUISvILLE-C T. Deerfng.. northwest corner
OF Third and JEFFERSON streets, and Bluefeld
Bros, 4I2 West Market street
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ST. LoUIS-Union News Company Union Depot.
ST. JOSEPH. MOI. B. Carried. Station d.
WASHINGTON. D. C.-Rggs House, Ebbitt
House. Fairfax Hotel. willard Hotel
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Russia has been so thoroughly convinced
by Japan of the efficacy of submarine yes
sells that she has converted several battle
ships into that style of craft. She would
never have done it, though, had not Japan
showed her how
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-23

The New York Tribune notes, as the first
harbinger Of spring, that the wild geese are
flying northward. Those which travel by
the Indiana route have not appeared yet.
but the advance notice. of the Eastern
geese will be cheerfully accepted. The East
ern goose cannot be much more intelligent
or better posted than the Western, and If
the former is moving the latter will soon
ia | in line Their "honk" would be as well
come q sound as the note of the earliest
bluebird.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-23

A japanese girl has captured and mar
ried a nephew OF J. Pierpont Morgan
Japan needs money. and since England
has an option American heiresses the
Mikado's daughters will so after Amerl-
can heirs. Another sign of progress
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DENVER. CoI-Louthain & Jackson. Fifteenth
and Lawrence streets. and A Smith, 1851
Champa street.
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Twill you go in with u.s." said the Japs
to the Koreans, ito open q port to COM
mercer" And it is reported that the Kor-
cans answered, We're in Win now
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is about equally divided as to whether he
counted the cost and found it worth the
trouble, or went back because he pre-
ferred the guardhouse to domestic life
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DIES MONIES. Ia.-Mose Jacobs. 300 Fifth street
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A New Jersey man deserted from the
army TO get married. After few weeks
of connubial bliss he gave himself up to
the military authorities. Aud now opinion
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

Can be found az the following places:
CH1CAGO-PaIner House. Auditorium Annex
Hotsl, Dearborn Station News stand
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In a crowded Pennsylvania street car
yesterday a well-dressed man sat near the
door An aged colored woman entered, and
with a gallant bow the gentleman sur
rendered his seat to her. Others in the
car nodded to one another as much as to
say, Here is a true gentleman of the kind
that is rare" Then the car stopped, and
it developed that the man had to get off
there anyhow. And somebody was mean
enough to murmur. THAT must have been
Representative Shafrothr'
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COLUMBUS. o-viaduct News Stand. $50 Hig
street
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DAYTON. Oh. V. wfkie. % South Jeferso
street
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Every old maid, bachelor maid. servant
maid and widow in Fort Dodge Qowa)
who does not propose to some bachelor
or widower during the coming year is sub
ject to a fine of from 81 to S.. Further
more, every bachelor who refuses any old
maid. etc, is TO be fined from $40 TO $50
This is to encourage marriage and also
to raise a library fund. And now you
know what is meant by single tax
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-23

1t is said by the Russians, by way of ex-
cuse. that the maps of the mines in the
harbor of Port Arthur We're lost by the
sinking of a gunboat. The Russian ships
are nevertheless showing a wonderful
aptness in finding them.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-23

"One quart of whisky" says an ex-
change with a taste for figures. should
weigh just two pounds" Why is it, then,
that less than a quart often constitutes
such an awful load?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-23

The Chinese New Year is over, and laun-
dry tickets will again assume normal
aspect. The hieroglyphics have looked even
more hilarious and uncertain than usual
for the last week
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-23

CINCINNATI. r. Hawley & CO.. Arcade
Grand Hotel.
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Indiana has been beaten by New Jersey;
New Harmony must bow to Paterson. A
woman dwelling in the latter town has
made two bedquilts, each containing $3.50
pieces one inch square. The record was
formerly held by a New Harmony woman
with quilt containing 900 pieces. Arouse,
we Indiana danes! Shall historic Posey
county be beaten by a hotbed of anarchy?
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Perhaps, thinks an Eastern paper, the
Mikado will get his name i'm the first
part of the Almanach de Gotha, when this
unpleasantness is over. That is extremely
doubtful At present he is in the appen-
dix with the Sultan of Sulu and the Shah
of Persia. and he is likely to stay there
until his family intermarries with Ger
manic families.
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THE indianapolis JOURNAL NEWSPAPER co.

sasssrlss nl.h any OF oar unsr0ua agen.s or
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9OtatiOnen lit geras seipiiuIdt.

Die ssri8c0.Spitem 2anos Smmi.
grations gliiOeiation leutt bereits
ibren 9eil Der ginpunoeruna nah
9eras.
9reibunoertunofiinf5ig geenteu
oteier Iii0ciation nDm Often uno
9toroen baben ioeben cine 9Dur ourd,
1eras beenoet uno itb naG ben Sdlfss
quellen oeS StaateS &c. ertunoiat,
I'm Die 9atiaben ben 0eimitdtteIu.
bern Der 6lteren Stanten better por<
fiihren 5u fDnnen.
Dieie aiiOciation iIt bic iuirt.
iatnfte, Die es aiebt; iie bat Waenten
in ben 9an5en Ger. Staten. @out
Sbr @uer @ieentum. auf bem 4auoe
Doer in Der Staot. uertaufen, piinIht
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seeaes 0frbe;fefeiS

Straightforward Saft orbnete tiirali9
an, bob ber Douns Msn's Gbrift. IF.
ote Tbdtisteit BET ben OsrF4iebeuen poe
ten Der Irmee in ben Ser. Stoaten
unb aaf pprto Ricc unb ben Qbilips
ptnen gel ftottet lperben foG, unb ben
Rommanbeuren tpurbs eingef4drft. bic
Bemabunsen Der 9sreinIsung 8u Be.
atinfstgen, ipslhs barauf ausaebsn,
esHsn satrdsli4eu pbaiiIden, inteGes,
tuellen unb tonfs{itonslofsn retiei6Ien
gtnflub auf Bic Solbaten aussuiiben,
tnbem lie ihr pahenbs 2otalitGten, mo-
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bauben elm iumen. Ole bamit einos,
rdumten prtptIeeien berbletben jebod)
unter Der 9ontrolle bsr tommonbtrens
ben Dffisitrs unb burfsn nibt bte milf.
tdrlf4tH Operattonen unb bic Wufs
rs9tsrtaltuns Der Dtsstplin Btnb.rn
pbtr .rf1nsren.
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gnmtberu 9sacific 9abm.

Mad Netu Orleans, 5ounpn nno Col.
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unb 900 Mbenbs ................
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Nntunft.
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uno 600 Habyn. ........
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g8ir m0dten bternit an unlere
9unoen uno bas Bublifum i'm Ga.
gemeinen bic freunolibe @inlaouna
er[aIieu.
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.Wprp . sfprmalin" 4

,Sure sSDrmalin'', lGimer &
Nmeno), bdlt, tpenn es Wpreens
als 3abns uno Wuno @aiier aez
braubt tuiro, 8dbne unb Wluno
tpdbreno oes gan5en cages rein.
8. S. 9 h nj iot, 6ouiton, Eeras
Nqent.
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qtsr anb 9 0 3 n. Der
gobn bss prafhenten Der franaSiiI1en
RePubIif. peul 9Oabst. bsr tiinsft gum
Dpttor ouf cine 0rbsit ii6er bic Banqre
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Wttq& fur bie probtnaanstIessnbe;ten
In Der ponaue be Grancs NIT 2oO0
0sdyes SaRresse6oIt aneeftent ippr6sn,
Dt1e Samme betrdst bis hatben Ia.
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t5rer psri1nli9teit bilbets. Gine
fanfte, tluss bins.6unssbous, i.btr
Gage ssipu6fene Srou tpte btsfe-tpGrs
bas nid)t Die begliidenoe 9ebtnssefGbrz
tin in gllten uno b6Ien Sagen, bic bette
5reunbin, nit einem Wort ..~bas Sbeal
zines Weibes?
Wie cine 8ombe PLATTE bieier &C.
bante i'm Sopf unb 9sr3en Des 1es
roIes, pdhreno Ell ais cavalier seul
borge1en muBte.
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ptranloBt2 War fie lanse f1pn bprbes
rettet, ober batten bic beroufdenbe lIms
stburs, her 8lumenbuft, bic ihmads
tenben 1ons Der Wiuiit, bic Don poeits
unb S90nheit gefhipdngerte 2uft i'm
einen augenblid Der Mtrfli1tett enis
riidi2
mis bem aud fstu modts, bic aatae
itropbs mar stngetretsn-tpenn man
bas grtieniB iiberbaupt etne folde
nennen mil1.
0ineent ba1te ui1t bariiber na4.
Gin uubtlpubtes @liidBgefiibl fhtpellte
ibm bic 8ruft. Gipig bdite er bic
@dtuBfigurea bisftr QudbriIIs peiter
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t9ren pIaB 5uriidfIbrts, obsr bislmsbr
ftd Dou ibr fiibren lieB.
-
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ta's 9flIfassitben bon feinsn iiiBen
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S6 bate ial6e MnuH man fperbe Ia
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,tnoeimliffensn EinI}s6er IN "a nnsSrs
fix fe{usn, einnefnflsn mir n,,h MIR
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Maebte Tim ipteser ,aus.

Sine BON Or. Sings 0teuen Sc.
benst Billen ieoen Qbenb sluet $50.
den lang bot mid nieoer gum Sling.
ling aemadt" idreibt 8. $. 3urner
BON Dempieptomn. So. Sic Iinb
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unser nauas und eleganieS
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.

au beiuben. iueldes cine upIIftanoi.
ge Gusmabl Dpn Groceries umfaBt;
Die arDBte un6 reiGbbaltieite, Die ies
mals in San NutuniD geieben purbe.
Sc lit uniere Nbfibt, bieIes @rO-
cerp'@eiddft 8u elmer Der interelian'
teiten 6aufiteaen in San Nntonio
sli MAIDEN.
Dieies Departement uir6 eine
prattiide DemOnitration elmer Mees
tbOoe iein, Die beiten Qualit6ten BON
Waren 81 ben nieoriaften Breilen Al,
uerfaufen.
Wsit Germ 6. @. 2ane an Der
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uno 0errn 8. 3imbnraer als Setter
oes SleiId.Departements oiirfte es
in feiner 5iniiht feblen. ben @es
ibmad oe8 8ertu6buteiten 3u befrie.
oieen.
Snoem mir Die 8eriiberuna aeben,
bob ldmrntli1e BeItellunqen Die
p:ompteIte NuImerfiamteit erbalten
nno ibleunigite 9lblieferuia erfolet,
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TAE FULTON MARKET.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-09
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S 8e9ea uieoriaer Staten sur
notwithstanding nab ct. 2ouis oia
3egas & Bacifie Babn beTraQt ir-
eeno eiuen Tidet &aenten ooer
ihreibt an 6, g. Turner, 8enes
tals Baiiagier'aoeut. Dallas, Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-09
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Rad 9aoeruia, Sutherland Springs,
Stedeate, taglih, .... 500 Borm.
Autunft.
Bon St0dbale. Sntberlaab Spriuas uno
4abernia. t6Qlidl. 2:3O Woclm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-09

ts!ssSsssas:ea. e- e :s,eee :ss,eee. ser oauptfets
ttrer periDnli9teit bilbets. Gin,
fanfte, tluss, btns.6unssboQe, i.btr
Gage sstuuhiene 5rau ipte bisfs-tpGrs
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Mbfabrt.
Mab sBaco, 5Drt g8ortb, Sauas. aunlas
gitp, ct. 9ouis nno ghieago, taalicb,
iSuniet DepDt) $50 NbenbS.
gDcalaug bia Smitbnille. .7.50 8orm
Mnfunft:
Bon Gbiea8p, ct. 4outs, aostIas gitb,
Dallas, Sort @urtb unb WacD, taalih
(SMaiet 9epDD ........7.5 so Worqeus,
40calauq uia Smithbille. =. 9.25 G6enb5
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glad @uerD, goafunt, 5onaDu uno Gal.
Mneitou, t6elib. 800 8orm.
uno 9.45 Mbenos. s.....................
Rad Corpus ghrifti, 8aodpsrt uno Bee.
oille tdalicb b..............2.1 0ochm.
Rad Borne uub aerrbilfe. t6elitb ......
.......... 1926 8Drtn.
0arb Borne nno Sferrpilfe, 5amstags 3.45
Nad5m. Nnfunft MDutaes $50 Nbenbs
Nmfmnft.
Bon @uero, gDafum, GDnfon uub Sol
peftom, taelidb. ..........7.45 45 Moreens
,glb 6. 90 @benos
Bon @orpas gbriiti, Rpdport unb Bee.
bile t68litb. ............. 1:35 WaGm.
gUn 8brne isnb Sterrnille tdglieb 49,.
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@acb otIeu @Drbs 5erase e9untteu ......
.............,.... 90 BORN.
gtadh st. Souls, Wempbis unb benz
Often. ...............l2.40 0eittaas.
gteb NDroe9eras, Santo Sc unb 5rtscDs
Bunttert rt..................S.0 s. 90 Mben0s.
9teh ct. 9ouis, g8aco unh bem Often
.................. Is Qbeubs.
9eadi 2areo0 unb Merico. 900 &ornt.
Nntuntt.
Bon st. 4puts unb oem Often. Z 80 Born.
Bon RUrbeSeyas. Santa Sc unb Sriscp.
AHttAtSst C,tO SOLU.
Bon localen Runften .......7. 30 Nbenos
Bon ct. 2Duts uno benz Often. 8. 10 Mbos.
Bon 2areon unb Werifo. :. IL. 30 Macbm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-09

9enrp Steintamp, Elm in Der
@egeno uon 8renbam tuobnenoer
Garmer. muroe BON einem unbetaun.
ten gteger ins Gein eeIboiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-03

Necept Wp. 1851 BON elmer 81
2lnenb BELT nibt ale 2eioen, aber
es furirt &~beumatismus ouf ale
Idae. 6. S. Sdmiot. Gaent
6Duitpn. geras.