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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-09
Last Call

4 BOUT dozen pretty lawn. full
= length kimonos. assorted styles,
values 800 to $500. We need the
table they occupy for other pur-
purposes. so II you come c0n
early you1l get yours at. wv
Muslin Underwear section. End floor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24

( and meet reverses at time when he is
 least fitted to battle with adverse con. ditions. This kind of logic may appear
 ridiculous to the man who would ore.
 Ter luxuriOusly furnished flat in q
 @.OOO block to modest home fin il
 building partly owned by himself, but
 you stop to reason it out it will be
 seen that it was this sort of tactics
 that made Waterbury what it is--thc
 best town in New England. Why?
 Simply because the people were mi.id-
 full of the future. Lived well within their means and put as much of their
 money as they could spare, and often
 times q great deal more provided they
 had everything they wished for, into
 something that brought them back q
 dollar. They put it in the bank or
 invested it in real estate with the re- suit that since 1850 more working peo-
 pie acquired property and become fair
 ly well off in Waterbury than in any other town of the size in this part of the country. Think of all the fellows who left the factories of this town on and off for the past thirty-five or forty years and see how they fared compared with those who, remained here and at tended strictly to business. To be sure some of them made fortunes. but in most cases they returned and sought out the position they had left and n- variably stated that after making the rounds of the country they had no hesi- tatiOn in proclaimng Waterbury the best town they had struck for work t> l.; money to good use.
 It is said that we have reached the parting of the ways between the wealthy and working classes: that no longer will the manufacturers take the same interest in their help which was such marked feature in the past of this town. but some of us will not believe this until we see it. In op- position to this it might be we'll to state that q man who controls more wealth than any other individual ill Waterbury told representative of thls paper during the past week that the time is coming when taxation will be more equitable than ever before; that things are being worked in that direc- tion and that when every man pays taxes on the full value of what he owns the rates will be lower than they are at the present time and the in- come considerably larger. because the grand list will have to be Increased to almost twice it's present size. This ad- mission coming from the representative of enormous wealth and in d posi- tion to carry out that idea is ell cOuraging and it is mentioned here with view to strengthening the back bone of the man who is grapping with the world and feels that a condition of things is about to be inaugurated ill which will reduce him to the level of his neighbOr who believes. that it is folly for a common laborer to overcome the obstacles which are to he put between him and the acquire ment of something for the rainy day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
TIMELY TOPICS

K. DOugllerty has just received twcn. ty-five dozen boys' wool knee pants regular 4.k goods. at 2.c.
 Reid X Hughes have some specials for Saturday that will catch the eve of economic buyers.
 The Union Supply Co gives a0 Hunt stamps with one shoulder. % stamps with one dozen oranges.
 Miller & Peek have q special line of mems furnishings for tomorrow. X leader in mems shirts at 4gc.
 Kelly says he has 2.:OO barrels of four and the price is s';95 and an emp- ty barrel
 The Lapalmc-IIOffmann Co make an- other good offer for tomorrow: ten rolls paper, IS of border. GJJc.
 Ready to wear things for men. wo- men and children to-morrow at Cur rams. \ special in mems shirts at iSc
 Trousers for dress or work. every style to suit every taste at !. B. Nul- llngs X Sons.
 Dodge has women-s oxforis in q great Variety. He received If eases new goo,ls Thursday.
 Try a pair of the popular NufameI trousers. rrisssl <: to S.i at the J-p>orl- Singleton Cos.
 Sirioin steak at Castles market for Sc. round steak Sc. hamburg steak i pounds for 2Jc.
 
 Don't wear shabby shoes when you can get the test III footwear at the BrOckton shoe store SI South Main street
 The Public market k selling rfb rcastS of berf at .s-. 1ac an,I He q pound: legs mutton Icc.
 D. E. Wilson has inc hest and Iarx- ct assortment of fishing tackle. rods, reeis. lines. bait, niez. etc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
UNDER THE PALMS"
Given Last Night by Melchizeleck : Hebrew Sunday School.

Hebrew Sunday School.
 The cast of characters for "Under the Palms. given by the Melchisedeck Hebrew Sunday school at I4eavenworth hall last night, was as follows:
 Miss Olga Swanson, soprano; Miss Elda Swanson, alto; Miss Elsie Pollak, alto; Miss Goldie Mandel, soprano; James Gerring, tenor; Mir Scott. bass.
 Tillie Nitkin, Belle Gordon, Gertrude Johnson. Sarah Huber, Minnie Smith, Mabel Israel, Annie Sacks, Rose Ja- cobs, Gertrude Sacks, Annie Hirsch, Rose Hirsch, Justine A. Simons, Nettie Musler. Rose Sacks, Edith Goldberg Daisy Israel May Leopold, Iday Weitz- man, Ida Meyers, Sarah Karpelman, Fanny Aperion, Matilda Blick, Lillie Johnson, Fannie Feinn, Ida Antony, Rose Silverman, Bessie Greenblatt, Ida Williner. Rose Cohen, Norman Vein stein, Annie Ruby. Hannah Leibskind, Sarah Raphael, Freda Weinstein, Re becca karpelman, Fannie Neiman, Re becca OlanOff. Ida Leagar, Leo Hirsch, Mildred H. SimOns, Annie Alderman, Jennie MendenkOwits, Jennie Jacobs, Esther Leibskind. Bessie Kosowsky, Mollie Berman, Albert Johnson, Leslie Strauss, Sidney Strauss, Gertrude Speir0, Tillie GOldstein, Rebecca Gill man, Bertha Kaufman, Sarah F'reid- man, Rose Willner, Sarah Karpelman Eva Israel, Lillie Posner, Dora Lieb- man
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
IN THE POLICE COURT
Bridgeport Man Found Asleep Near
 Police Station.

Ill the city court to-day before Judge Peasley. Daniel Fitzroy, who said his home was in Bridgeport, was charged With intoxication. Officer Walsh said he had found the man last night asleep near the police station. FitzrOy was sentenced to jail for thirty days.
 John Taylor, who lives on Mattatuck street, was charged with intoXication and defrauding the Connecticut Rail- way and Lighting Co of car fare. Taylor had been enjoying himself rid ing to and from Oakville all night, ar guing with the conductor, George Dean. about the fare. Occasionally he would fall asleep. He claimed he paid his fare from the east end to the cen ter, but the conductor held otherwise, and us there was some doubt about that matter sentence was suspended. On the charge of intoxication he was fined $5 and costs. aua~ -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
Father and Son Dead.

CLEVELAND. O.. March 2i.-Ores- ten C. Pinney, a well known attorney and a quartermaster of engineers. who was one of those seriously injured in the railroad wreck at Clifton Station. Pa. three weeks ago. is dead in hos pital here as result of injuries re- ceived. He had remained in semi conscious condition since the wreck oc- cured. His nine-year-old son. who was killed in the collision and whose body has been in vault. will be bur jed with his father.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
Has to Curtail His "(;rOx,"

WASHINGTON. March 24--Admiral Dewey, who has had long siege of the grip, called on the president at the latter's request and held conference over proposed appointments and ad- vancements in the navy. The admiral was surrounded by friends when he was about to leave the White House. He has lost flesh by his long imprison- ment at home. To one friend he said he had been advised by his physician to curtail his ''grog."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
CLOSE SHAVE.
Rife Bullet Crashes Through
 Window.


 Bridgeport. March 24-A mysteri- ous rife shot which was fired at about , o'clock Monday afternoon Is causing great comment among the residents of Atlantic street. The shot, which was fired from rife of .32 caIiher. entered the front room of the house occupied by William Ruiiett and family. at J4 Atlantic street. Luckily no one was killed. but Mrs Rutiett had the narTowcst kind of an escape.
 She had been sitting in I rcckilg chair near one of the windows in the front room that afternoon. but went to another part of the ho'Isc fnr a few minutes. Almost as soon as sl:e left the bullet crashed through the window. real which she had he. n sitting and struck q clock vi,ich WIS on a shelf on the other side of the room. The leaden missile smashed the face of the clock and fiattenel it. self against the back of the timepiece.
 Mrs Ruliett heard the noise arl rushed into the room. She was very thankful when she thought of tine danger she had essapcsI She has ID enemies tl.at she knows of and she does not think anyone was trying !o kill any member of the family There arc a number of trees in the neixhIs,T- heod and it is thought perhaps some boys were shooting at birds and py accident sent shot through the win 00w.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
Mrs. Mister After a FOrtuue.

PHILADELPHIA, March 24.-Dis- guising her serious motive for months under a mask of social friyolIty, Mrs. Jones Mister. one of the social leaders of Philadelphia, has been steadily gath ering evidence from the camp of her enemies to support the sensational suit she will now begin to break the will of William Weightman. who left his en- tire fortune of S6O,OOO.OOO to his daugh- ter, Mrs. Anne NJ. Weightman Walker,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
Boy Accidentally Shot Himself.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., March 24.- Iris Wilson. aged fifteen years. of Port Republic accidentally killed himself last night. The boy had been out musk rat hunting during the day. and when he returned he stood the gun in the cor ner of a room. When he went to get out his schoolbooks to study the edge of one of the books hit the trigger, the gun went off. and the load struck Will son in the breast.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
Children Grieve For Dead Horse.

NEW YORK, March 24.-Bilky, who between the sounding of the gongs which called him to go to fires as the off horse of the tender of fire engine company No. 8 found time to make friends with Fine school children, drop ped dead in his stall Scores of boys and girls went to the fire house where for twelve years Billy had served and stood around his body. Many of them sat upon his back. others stroked his nose. and in the faces of all was shown the sorrow which had come to the friends of the old fire horse.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
Two Children Burned to Death

HOWARD CITY. Mich.. March 24.-. Two children of Mir. and Mrs. George Hysell have been burned to death in their home at AlansOn. where the fla ther is mill employee The mother be- came frightened when she discovered the flames in the house and rushed for help. leaving the year-old girl and four year-old boy asleep in bed. The roof fell in just as the mother returned and the children perisled.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
Elecsrfaea Door Knob Fatal.

ST. LOUIS. March 2i During a heavy spring storm John Mcs;overn. engineer at iie Msane asylum. was instantly killed by an electrified door knob as he started to open the door of his home after eating dinner A charg- ed wire, broken by the storm, had fall en across the knob outside.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
Woman Is Deputy Sheriff,

COLORADO STRINGS, Colo. March 24.-NIrs. Elizabeth Cass Goddard has been appointed a deputy sheriff of Fl Paso county. She is the only woman occupying such an office in Colorado. The appointment was made to help her in the protection of mistreated ami mals. but she has the full powers of the office of deputy sheriff.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
~walkea Sn.rrack For Exercise;

WESTBORO. Mass. March 24.- James Bodie of Westboro was killed on the Boston and Albany division near WestborO depot by New York express. He was walking for exercise on the car tracks and stepped out of the way of an approaching freight train in front of the flier. His body was thrown fifty feet and horribly manQled
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
Colonel Got Life Sentence,

FAYETTEVILLE. Ga. March 24.- Colonel stephen D. Renfree. a lawyer about seventy-seven years old. was convicted of the murder of his daugh- ter-in-law and sentenced to serve the remainder of his life in the state peni- teltiary. Renfree quarrele,i with his daughter-in-law over a cabbage patch. the quarrel ending in his shooting her 10 death with a shotgun He claimed self defense.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
Whiteman Acauitted .t RuN.,o

BUFFALO. \. Y.. March 24.-Alonzo J. Whiteman of Dansville, N. Y.. and former member of the Minnesota legis- latllre. was last night acquitted on q charge of grand larceny. The jury re- turned the verdict of mot guilty" aft CT spending twenty-cight hours con sidering tho evidence and balloting. There are still five indictments against Whiteman, and he was remanded to jail.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
Unknown Contributes a2S. .ODO.

CINCINNATI. O., March 24.-A con- tribution of S25,OOO from an unknown philanthropist toward the expense of a new building for the German Theolog- ical seminary ai Bloomfield. \. l., was announced here by the Rev. A. w. Fis- mer
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
Subways to Cost s2.O, ,OOO. 900.

NEW YORK. March 24.-Plans for subways to cost S230.COOOOO. submit ted by the New York City Railway company and ny the Interborough com pany. has been made public by the board of rapid transit commissioners.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24
Demonstrations.

Armour's Extract of Beef. Borden's Matted Milk. Cerebos Salt.
 Rosette Pastry Irons. Aluminium Engraving.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-24

Call of the Wild" by Jack Lon-
 don; Wings of the Morning." by |, Louis Tracey; Letters of Self Made Merchant to His Son." Sat
 urday only, each, soc
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-02

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Die Sruppen unter's 8etpehr au ru.
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unlhuloiae geopFert. SD meiB, bas
Dos 2D08 Der Mrbeiter uiht lei@t lit.
Yiele8 ioute gebeiiert tperoen. aber
habt @eoulo. Sbr tueroet ~begreifen,
oaB es n%ptuenoig 1T, audi gureu
Irbeitgebern aegeniiber eereht su
iein nno ben 3uitano unferer Snous
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tpenn Sbr oils cine rebeli1@e Wai1e
81 mir tornl1t. IN, mir Cure WinlGe
gu erfldren, 10 1T bas elm gerbreden.
Sn meiner S0rge un, Die Wrbeiter.
tlai1en ueroe ib WaBreaeln treffen,
pelbe guh aeigen ueroen. oaB aues
WtD9lihe aeton merbeu iDn, UNI guer
9oDs gu erleiHtern uno cine Inter
iuhung @urer Soroerunaen. auf ee.
leslifem Wege berbeiaufubren. Sd
bin BON Der Gbrlihteit Der Nrbeiter
uno lbrer Wnbdnalihteit an MIDI
liberdeuat uno ib pereebe ihnen ibre
ueberarife. 9ebt nit guren Same.
raoen uieoer an Cure Nrbeit uno
fibrt Die Iufaaben our1. Die gud
suaefauen limb. Mae @ott @ud
bethlehem" Den Nrbeitern purben
Iboru6e Der Nniprabe gum Bertei.
len an lire Raneraoen aueetellt.
Rad benz 8erlafen oes BolaHes be.
iunte Die Deputatipn cine benadoz
borte airdbe uno ip1ter muroe ibr elm
Wtittaaefen aufgetiibt, bel mel@em
elmer ibrer Weitalieber Elm 6ob auf
ben Raiier auabradte.
- IlS Der Yuliseidef @aIIonin
BON OoeHa am lebter Wittpoh nah
oer Boliaeiftatiun fubr, 1hDB elm u,a
betannter. als Nrbeiter ~gefleioeter
Mann auf i'm uab bradte linn cine
leidhte Wunoe an Der Shulter BEL.
Der Ittentdter entfpb. uuroe aber
fpater gefangert genun1men.
Der &aiier BON MuBtano bat
SIS, 600 BUR unteritii bung Der Sin.
t%erbliebenen iener Nrbeiter. uelde
BET benz Bua nah benz W~interpalaft
erfbuhen tpuroen, eegeben.
- Nus Warid3au torttnt bic Nahs
ridt, oaB bic @ube bort aiemlid
mieoer bergeftelt lei. Ser enolilhe
Wicee&onlul Der befanntlih BEL ben
8capauen pertebt muroe, mirb oas
6ospital balb nerlaifen t5nnen. Nah
ben iebt norliegenoen Beridten be.
fanoen fih Der Bice=&onful uno Der
8ene,al 9 aoniul r1itten in elmer
SoltSmenge, ala bic StraBe BON
ben Soloaten aerdumt tpuroe. Das
BEL erhielt Der 8ices &onIul einen
9blaa hber ben aopf, Der cine
Wuuoe ueruriahte. man ueiS nun
aber niht. nb elmer Der @Dloateu ibn
NIT ieinem Sdbel iblug ODER elmer
Der gumultuanteit NIT einem, Snip.
pei. go piel lit 0epiB, baB BON
einer1 oiretten Nn9riff Der Goleater
auf Die beioen 9%oniult, BON benz Die
eriten Depeihen gu eradbfen tuuBten,
teine Reoe iein fann.
Brdiioent Dias bat gera grra
befuht nno lit bort nit GROCER Be-
aeiterung enpfansen u0roen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-02
9ie 8iere oer yoneeS tar=g ranerei.

8ie n2one Star" Brauerei 1T unIer
erites nno alteites Bran : Snititut unb
es fonnte baber ni6t ausbleiben, oab fe
als erites aud nit ibren gr5eusnifen
ba1teben mollte. Nabbem ibre Stans
oarb>Siere, wie bas cabinet" unb
oas &c rlanser" als 6lai6enbiere
fid iiberal elnsebiirsert uno treue @ns
bdn9er 3efunoen batten unb bic Sab.
biere cine 2esiun BON 6reunoen 'id ers
morben, trat bic 8rauerei nit einem
5lai9enbier berpor, fas saus ba5u &c.
eisnet mar, ben pbdnpmenalen grfpls
Der Braueret nod mebr SIT pointieren
uno unantaitbar gu MAIDEN.
9ieies 8ier lit Sas beriibmte ~ az
IN 0" Slaidenbier, elm 8ier,
bel benz Die sanse Sadfenntnis, Die
lansjabrise grfabruns int 8raufad,
pereiuist nit nur erittlaiiissu Materias
lien - benz beiten unb auserle|enIten
bSbmiiden 6opfen unb Der idmerften
malsrei6iten @erite - CUR M~ntuenouns
sebradt uoroen iinb. 9as Brobutt 1T
benn aud bic 5reube nub Der Stols Ell
mes jeoen 8iertrinters. Befieres, mol
idmedenoeres, befOmmli9sres, fam es
nidt seben, barin faBt fi9 oas urteil
aaer 8ierperitanbisen 5uiammen.
9as nIlamO"s 6lai6enbisr 1T aber
nidt nur cir GenuBmittel, elm 8urit,
l6lder, es bat aud nod anoere @isens
idaften, Die es fir Vile iebr tuertpo1
MAIDEN. @Or alien 9insen lit es So
milien su empfeblen unb es iulte be-
redtistertpeile in iebem Saule 81 finben
iein, ba es ni6t nur fir 6rauen Elm
2abiaf, iOnbern aud fin eri6bpfte,
i6tua4ft6e, in Der f6rperliden @nts
uidluns 5uriidsebliebene @inber ausert
oienlid lit.
9as berrli9e Bier i'll leiner pradt.
oo0en stufma9uns 1T elm 9afel6ier
comnte il faut mtb fam in jeoem 9auie
BET irsenb elmer fettiden @~elesenbeit
nit Stol5 i%erpiert peroeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-02
Betrua aufaeseet.

Gin paar Sdli9er baben beriu6t,
Wa9ahmungen bon Or. Sings Nener
Embedding fir Nus5ebrung, grfdl=
tuag unb 9aften 81 bertaufen. 0ier=
nit tuerbet Sbr Dor lol6en 9euten ge.
toarnt, bic ben STUFF bon 0eilmitteln
feblen, Die fid) felt IS Sabren erfoIgz
reid betpd6rt baben. MIs Si9erbeii
inbet Sbr unieren Nanaen ouf ben Inns
f9lag. 8ea6tet i'm auf alien MitteIn
Or. Sings ober 8ndlen's; anbere
linb Na6abmnngen. $. 6. 8ndlen
& Co., Chicago, ST., unb @inbfor,
ganaba. gu baben bel s. aaIteper &
Sobm Is. S. s. S6mitt) unb AbOlpb
GreiE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-02
MuerIet.

Vim Mittmpb lit es i'm 2nufe
oes Natbmittags unD Nbenos tuieber
iehr falt gemDroen. @ie aus BEN
Noroen aeuleloet ruiro, lift es bort
t6lter, oils su irgenb elmer aubern
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Thermor1eter rpieber auf "a Grab
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in Tern8 bat es iiberaN ~aefrprert.
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freunblih.
Nus DeriHieoenen @eaenoen
Der Sta6t totnirt bic alaae. baR
cramps in bic 0duler eefommen
fino uro gebettelt taben.
Die eriten grobeeren Iino in
ben Jrudtbanolungen a~uaqefeat.
Da8 @iuif. Nppeuationsaerihi
bat oaS urteil oes unteren @eridts.
bDfs in Der Shnoeneriabflaae uor
Jantes Uanlanoinqbam geaer Die
8. & o. 90. Babn beltdti9t. Durf
onfielbe meroen benz &ldger $25, O0C
sugeipro@en. Das urtei( in BEN
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0apnes Weoiua 8alep Railpat
eompanp uuroe uneeito6en.
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Den. BET angeridtet uurbe, betrrta
SlOO0. er uar in Dem 0aufe BON
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oarauf geeinigt, cine Beuiuiauno
pom $751; 600 fir bas rieue 6uspitai
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nufsunebnten.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-02
Nn Mno fir fida fmrs.

fuirb ons menifiide 2ebeu 1auTia nod
ourth 30rbeit berftirst. BleichSutt,
aopfi6mersen. uebefteit, G%uftoBen, Ser.
ftopfune. Gefbindt. 3ldenihmersen,
WoHeriubt, IDfuie aud nod Die aefdhr.
lihen lebers un6 Nierenfei6en fDnner
bic natiirItd)e 4ebeHsSeit MIR besbalb Der,
fir5en, neil 9nren nid5t pon benz be,
tudbrten Seilmittel ber st. Bernard.
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Gents in alien G~putbefen su baben, emit.
halten bieie fuunbertdtigen Binen feir
Slit, tetn Guefiilber, NntimDn &c ion.
bern nur bic aeiltraftiafeu Bilansenidfte,
bte nah benz beiten &eaepf auf bos Sprgs
'ditiaTtc bubereitet limb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-02
Mad5fdmS,a.

gqa GraiehunQSfumite oeB NeprGs
{eutQutenhaules unlerer Qea;slatur
bot bic Sd,u(auQnobia .abaetQu"
Wit aehu Gtimtneu aeaen cine bat es
beShIDffen. fiber oieie(be benz 6au5e
unoiiuitio su berthteu. Die 8iI be,
ftin,n,te. oas ale &inoer spiihen
iieben unb uiersehn Sabren aespun,
GER 5ein Iputen, Die 5dule reaelnlds
sio III beluf,eu. &c mar cine quite
MaSreaei uno burh lire 3uriiduei.
lung bat unlece 9egislatur uoer, ias
aert mir lieber. oas ~betreffenbe 3Os
mite berie1en, baB es in grsiebunQss
fraaen mod lehr ridftdnoia 1T. unb
ba 5ein BeldluB in tueiteren areifen
Wnertennura finoet, 10 u1u6 mon lei,
Der sueeben, oaE Die Nndtdnbiateit
fid nod unenblih meiter eritredt,
uls auf bic sebn Witalieber bes So
mites, uelhe Die BiI nieoeraefimmt
taten.
Mir baben uur ldnaerer Yeit, ale
nod aar uidt barar aebaht tuuroe,
bnB Der 2egislatur cine biesbesualihe
8in auQebeu wiirDe, einmal eiuen
Nrtitel iiber ben Shul8ruang Der.
1ffentliht. Sn bielem Grtitef baben
spir nahqemieien, oaB Der Sbul.
stuartg cine ~rDttuenbiae @rg1nsano
unierea 6reiIhullpItems lit. Wir
mplen bic oar,als pprgebrahten Nr.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-02
Este TIT stesy

4Str bieten etnbunbert 9onars B~eIohuuna fir | Ia
ben GaG pom 2atarrb, Der nt9t bur& ginnebmer
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EFT ben lettsn Is Sabren setann. unb balten ibr
lanset uno fnan5ieq beTdbiat, ale bon ieinsr Tirmc
silgesangenen Standardization 3u erfdQeu.
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Gpleeo, o.
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bells. OrosuifeR, ToteSo, 8.
paa,s RatarrbsRur tDiro innerli1 eenomrteu uni
!strtt brett ont oas glrt uuo Die iHltimisen Cber.
td4sn bee Spfems. .3euoniHe fret oerian6t. Bred
% Gents for bic 6fai@e. 8ertauft BON alien apo,
tbsteru.
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