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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-04-14

Allison.
Geo. w. Thatcher attended big
Masonic meeting at Hoisington Thurs
day night.
Henry Kimpler and family, of
Logan township, were in with the big
crowd Saturday.
Mesdames Riddle, Merring and
Rafington returned from Mcpherson
Friday evening.
Miss Ida Snyder is up from Hills
boro, Kansas, to spend the summer
in this locality.
A. A. Patterson called while in
the city and renewed his subscription
TO the RUsTLER.
Mrs. G. c. Carey has returned to
Wichita after a pleasant visit with
Great Bend friends.
Miss Edna Lewis, teacher in No.
ii. went to Fawnee Rock Friday
night to visit home folks.
Mrs. ]. H. Triplett and children
also her mother, have gone to EN-
poria for few days visit.
John Spainer. route one out of
Hoisington, has the material on the
crv0,,.l fO~
]. H. Torrance and Jake Koelsch
were up from EIlinwood Friday even
attending Masonic Chapter meeting.
We understand that John Stevens
and ]. Geo. Brinkman expect to go to
Goldhelds, Nevada, some time next
week.
Jacob Depiesse of Dubuque, and
A. A. Patterson city, have our thanks
for arenewal of DEMOCRAT subscrip-
ton.
Mrs. Will Brown and son Elmer,
of Galatia, are in the city taking treat
ment from DR.. Comet for rheumatic
troubles.
Mrs. Freeman of Dighton, who ha:
been at the hospital for some time
is sufficiently recovered as to take {
little outing.
Mrs. R. Manning and family, ant
John Remnant and family are prepar
ing to move to Oregon. They will b.
back.
It's cinch that with Bunting a
chairman of the health committee,
sharp lookout for smallpox patient
will bekept.
Joe Degen and NJ. C. Elmore wer
in the city Friday evening looking
after matters pertaining to the whole
sale grocery house.
/. Miss Aletha Reinhart has resigned
her position with the Hooper Drug
Co., and Miss Mabel Langham ha
accepted the same.
The Walnut Creek Milling Co. il
preparing to handle, through Their
numerous elevators, more wheat thar
ever during the next crop year.
John Frank was at the hospital q
couple of days the past week having
a slight operation performed for al
abscess. DR.. Morrison did the work.
Nick Smith came near getting NOR,
than his share of committees in tn,
new council. when the mayor accident
ally swore him in as member of the
health committee.
The Herthel Bros, at Clahin, hav,
just received their handsome new
funeral car, or hearse. 1t is one of TIL
finest in this county, but no one ha
spoken for the first ride in it.
F. ]. and Joe Schremer were dow
from Cheyenne township Friday anc
called to havetheir DEMOCRAT changet
from Odin to Red Wing, so they viii
get IT on the new route.
c. c. Lorimor of route three, ant
Miss Coffman, of Overlook, were
quietly married at Topeka on Wed
4
nesday, and are now at home on tn
Lorimor farm in Eureka township
Congratulations.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-04-14

1ngtOn schools Sundayed with home
folks.
See this Office for horse bills and
service notes. We can print them TO
please you.
Theo. Held returned Saturday
morning from an extended visit in
Oregon.
Mrs S. A. Wade, of Santa Fe is in
the city visiting her sister, Miss Nc
Conahie.
Fred Selle of route two called Sat
urday and renewed his DEMOCRAT
!! subscription.
a large class will receive First
Communion at the Catholic church
on Sunday, April Both.
]. w. Smith who has recently
moved onto route two, is a new sub
scriber to the HUSTLER.
Frank Woestman of route four is a
new subscriber added TO our rapidly
increasing HUSTLER list.
Charles Hardin has quit the drug
business, and is now working with
Kramer's carpenter crew.
]. R. Ewing of Clarence township.
was in Saturday making preparations
for building his new house.
+ Jerome Hanson celebrated his sixth
birthday Saturday, by entertaining
number of his little friends.
T. o. Cole of Great Bend town
ship was caller Saturday and re-
newed his DEMOCRAT subscription.
Britton Lobdell, who has been at
tending school at Wellington, came
home Friday evening for the summer.
| J.. A. Brown, trustee of Eureka
township, has completed his work
and made his returns to the County
clerk.
W. P. Verbeck and wife of route
one Hoisington. were in the city Sat
urday shopping and renewing ole
acquaintance.
Ben H Unruh of route one, Paw
nee Rock, was in town Saturday
! He has just completed repainting
r and repapering his house.
Ovid Butler went to Enid, Okla
homa, with his two little girls, thi
morning. The girls will spend the
, summer with Will Early and family.
Il Miss Hermie Lee was down from
Albion township to spend Sunday
with home folks. She was accom-
panied by Miss Lizzie Eveleigh, Of
Boyd.
, 1t would pay mere of the poultry
laisers of this county who have graded
Cor scored) stock, or eggs for setting
to sell, to put an ad. in this paper
Try it few cents worth.
Mrs. w. E. Stoke went to Topeka
this morning On avisit of few days
to her daughter. While she is gone
phone orders for cut flowers to No
: Sc, or call at this office.
Fritz Huffman, a former Ellinwooc
boy, and we'll known as a musical
genius to our people, is now with
lines and his big band as tenor solo
ist. He will be with them at the
> Messiah concerts, in Lindsborg.
w. L. Harrison, now located a
Spokane, Wash, writes to have the
DEMOCRAT sent to his address SO h'
! may keep posted on Great Benz
t people. We regret to learn that he ha
been having considerable sickness il
his family since leaving here.
i While at Fred VOLTS out on rout.
Y one Sunday, Fred Hemker and on
S of Volts boys were severely bitten b,
T Hemker's big dog. The boy wa.
? bitten in the face, and Hemker il
the calf of the leg, it requiring sew
n Ieral stitches to sew up each wound
No cause for the action of the dog i
lgiven.
i A birthday party was given littl
: Audry, the six: year old daughter o
Mrs. NJ. B. Larrison, 4 miles north o
town Saturday the 9th. About 15' littl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
WILL GRAPPLE IN THE RING
tchn L. Sullivan and Charley Mitchell
Champion of England, Matched

Tacoma Wash. April Eth
sporting editor of Tacoma newspa-
per has. il is said, succeeded in match
ing John l.. Sullivan. the former chan
piOn pugilist of the world. and Charley
Mitchell. champion pusilst of Eng
land, for a twcntv-ronnd bout. Marquis
of Queensbury rules. the battle to oc
cur sometime in May.
When Mitchell was asked ii he
would Meet Sullivan. the Briton re
piled: Ask .Jchn. | am ready tt
Il Get amy time: anywhere. Sullivan
reply WAS characteristics: Will tish
Mitchell ten, fifteen or twenty rounds
for keeps. for reasonable purse An
swcr if he accepts The battle vii
probably occur at Tacoma, where box
ing is permitted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
DOiNGS OF TIE LEGISLATURE

Little Rock. April l.. I'y n Vote OF
10 10 the ho,se this morning de-
fea'ed In" Bolton STAT" uniformity
text book bill providin@ fox the Uni.
furmilv of text books III the public
schools of the state, and appropriat.
a printing plant TO be owned and OPP
Grated 10y the state. \ bill WAS III
tToducrd bv Mr Wilson of Bradley to
appropriate additional funds for saIaf'.
Ic.s Ion the deaf mute employees which
MIS- tabled before il MAS read The
tilst time Mr. RoWell attempted n
suspend the l1tles this morning and
q Il l,p his anti gambling bill, but the
house refused to consider the meas
tie Tho lIazaI bill requiring. al
railroad companies operating in the
sIate 10 fence then rights of way. was
dc feated by tic house, moi one eote
heine cast for is passage, even Tie
aH1ho, Notius AGAINST He bill. As
one member expressed himself in
i eakiu@ a@ainsI= the passage Of the
bill iii is The most infamous and in
iNuitou, bin Ycj Introduced in this
body. The bill provided that after
Tie railroads had fenced their riahts
| g way with either barb or smooth
y.itc, should any shock belonging to =
citizen b, Killed upon the right OF way
o said railroads. then the owner o.
such stock shall be liable for all dam.
aees sustained by the railroad com
panN in ease he killing of such stock
caused u wreck Of The train. The au
thor in voting against the bill stated
tnat he had introduced the measure
only by request and Was not a rail.
! road lawyer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
IS IT BLACkWELL?
A louisiana Sheriff Thinks He's Got
Him.

Sheriff James Gould received 4
message Saturday afternoon from R.
NJ. Head at Logansport, La, sheriff
Of THAI county, that negro who an
swercd the description Of Robert
Blackwell tAe assailant of Mrs. jim
Mitchell had been captured at that
place. Sheriff Goula at once wired
tb.t he wosla send a deputy and ]. f
CsIpepper. e1chief Of police, will
leave this morning to get the negro.
Mr.. Cslsesper knows Aaskwell well
and esa identity him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
DOGS IN THE ERY.

Sexton Barton complains that there
are some who continue to take their
dogs with them TO the cemetery, and
that the graves are scratched and 9th
or damage done by these CANNES. He
has made several requests that people
who visit the cemetery leave their
dogs at home. There is an ordinance
prohibiting dogs in the cemetery, an
the sexton says that he will be com
peeled to enforce this ordinance if
certain people continue to violate it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
Swain's Dramatic Company.

DR. NJ. l. SWANS Dramatic cOR.pa-
nY closed a week 5 engagement. in this
ely Saturday night. presenting Rip
Van Wrinkle to a tent filled with pee.
pic. The company has presented many
c1cXcr bills during the week it played
h,re and all have been pleased
Large audiences filled the tent each
night and lhis speaks we'll for week S
stand Dr Swain will return to this
CITY in the ucal. future.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16

Reports from all sections ot the
count say chat the farmers are veHN
late This year in HE planting of lh"ir
crops. and every indication points 10
a late harvest this season. The CON.
timed rains have kept The ground wet
tol the most of the time and while The
au.ount oil rain that has fallen has not
lains have fallen so continuously for
the past Two months that the ground
too heavy To plow. Nearly all the
farmers are late in planning cotton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
DR.. C. M. TAYLR DEAD

Little Rock. Apri! l5.-lSpccia>-
Dr.. c. NJ. Taylor aged about 20 years.
d,ed this morning. He WAS a promi-
nent banker of this place and was 4
cousin OF ]. G. Taylor of Pine Bluff
pr. Tayler was one Of the most prom
inent citizens Of this place and wa
widely known thrcughuct the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
Excl TEMENT OVER DEAD PUP.

Considerable eNcitcmnt prevailed
ktfe Saturday ett1 he finding OF
TtE' WAS supposed 10 b" The body Of
al ntanl which MAS unearthed on
tfe. si.e OF The ice plant by the work
lren while cAeaNains for the founda.
t'ell ot tho cooling tanks. Some tall"
lamors splHn@ up from The decompos.
81 rem2in~ OF little pup. as that is
What il proved 10 be on Investigation
the tolIoWn@ WedHesaaf Children
bad probably buried il Ghrrr l5ne
laua Courier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16

t2zga=f =fall.r,. .l= =HeE'aalu liaelHa
49, .aaoo o'gs III a1af m" action OF
e.6e s94a@ uN and u default or hai9
aaa 'maHa,d a Jail.
Rsa=Itmnel Mha Naz arrested At
.5= 5o.saoc" of Bia Bieh Of Lime
5afa 8poa q obaTass of highway fob=
Hsff WI. ltrd Yesterday before Is
94ll4za los MeEarliI4 md released. \
HIsaasf al HeA 4he MS Indebted IL
~ tIummei vi N@lzin@ with the
fesgfz NhjJr llme works. was @iven
an osltsl.o IIH4Hel toF money and
ueou presenting the samo llumn. cl!
hence las arrest ter highway robbery
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
RAINS INTERFERE WITH pI ANTlN(1

II jHis fea~ou and This may 4a1e
Alalerial =atfect ia he reduction oi 44z
cotton acreage. In many places pAIe#
f5enced farmers are advising Ihe
planting OF corn and Gther rroducts
and lei HE cotton efoH Wa3 for
awhile
Reports from Glev=iand county HIsa
say ihat heavy rains h@Yv fallen III
thal section and the farmers have
1een much delayed Farmers need
they have been having too much rain
in all sections of South Arkansas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
HOOKER TO HANG
SUPREME COURT CONFIRMS THE
DECISION OF THE LOWER
COURT.
Murderer of Conductor Atwood Must
Pay Penalty of His Crime on
the Scaffold.
EXECUTION DATE TO BE SET

Little Rock. Ark, April -. -lSpe-
cial .)-'Fhe supreme court OF the
state this morning affirmed the de-
cisiou of the lower court i'll the case
c.f Houston Hooker. colored. charged
with the murder of Philo d. AtWood
os Pine Bluff in October, 1901, and
Hooker will hang for the crime. The
case has been tried in the lower ana
the higher courts and the decision Is
tho some in each the appeal to the
supreme court cny giving Hooker
longer time to live.
Hooker WAS tried before Judge
Dntyip in the Garland circuit court last
january and WAS found guilty. Sen
1tuce Was passed On him. and the
hanging was set for March IN. l?"9,
but The attorneys in the case app"aieH
to the supreme court and were grant
ed a hearing This caused d delay IN
+hc execution and the han2in. MIL
SHAVE to be reset,
The crime which Houston Hooker
committed is familiar To all the cltl-
zens of Jefferson county. He shot and
killed his best friend in q fit OF anger.
Hooker was a porter on the Little
. Rcck-Pinc Bluff accommodation train
between Pine Bluff and Little Rock
and Mr.. Atwood was the conductor.
The men had worked together for
wears. but after Il visit to the norlll
Hooker. after his return here. was
somewhat mruly. and one morning III
October, after having been ordered 10
attend to his work. he met Mr.. At
wood in the negro department OF the
combination coach and after pushing
a. pistol in his face. shot him three
times. Death resulted In few min
utes. Hooker was caught at NoodsCn
end was taken to Little Rock by Dep
uty Sheriff Brown of Saline county,
where the killing occurred.
1nrec Unsuccessful I'l'Nii'i''s' w
lynch the negro were made. TWO OF
these were in Little Rock on the day
after the killing, but both failed for
lack of competent leadership.
One attempt was made from Pine
Bluff, and a party Of about fifty de-
termined men made the trip from
Pine Bluff to Benton in hand cars
over the Pine Bluff and Western road
on q cold winter night, but Cn arriv-
ing at Benton they found that Hook
er had been taken away.
Hooker has since been confined in
the Garland county Jail and since that
time his life has been stormy one
He has lived constantly in the fear OF
being lynched. One Jail delivery has
been accomplished at Hot Springs
without the negro making his escape
and the Jail burned down during the
recent Hot Springs fire, but the mur
derer of p. D. Atwood could not gel
away.
The law will reach him in the due
course OF time, and on day to be sci
Houston Hooker will be hanged by
the neck until he Is dead
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
FIRE AT BLIND SCHOOL

Little Rock. April 15.--tSpeciaN- =
Fire in the boys dormltory and the
Arkansas School for the blind this
morning destroyed part of the dor
n,itory The damage will be abou;
$4,000 ,, - ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
Real Estate Transfers.

w. j. Craig to c. G. Brockway; un.
divided 1-3 interest ne NV 1863, $50.
John NJ. Henry to James w. Smith:
part block 8, Redfield, s1O0.
Arthur G. Jordan to David n. Dun
can; lot 3, block "R," James and
simpsons addition, $4,000; $500 cash,
Lalance in payments.
Green l.. Thompson to Cornelius
Thompson, W 1-2 NV 12-7-7, 81.
w. s. Rowell to Thco Wollerman:
ne ne 1870. 500.
r. B. Morehead to r. G. Windham:
e IL Let 2. block 3, Taylor's addition,
$500.
c. n. Triplett to r. B. Mcrehead:
@ 10 bet 2, block 3, Taylor's addition,
$500.
Ben Franklin ct A to Miriam Frak-
lin ct al; lots 7 and 8, block s, Wood
ruff's addition, 81.
Gould and Gelbraih ct al. to J. n.
King, part block 10, Sulphur Springs,
81
Miriam Franklin ct al. 10 D. Frank
lin; lots and 8, block g. wooarsTs
addition, s7,sse
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
THEBES BRIDGE
VIII be Opened to Traffic on April
Eighteenth

The Gotten Belts new hrilsc across
the Mississippi river - Thtbes, Ill.,
Will be opened for traffic neNj TuesdaN
April Nth Cotton Bell train No. /
viii be HE frs, regular rain across
the bridge. The time Of Cotton Belt
trains between ST. Louis and Arkan-
sas. I.oui siana and Texas will h.
shortened one hour.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
GENERAL JOHN PALMER DEAD.

Albany N. Y. April Is. General
John Palmer, former commander-in-
chief cf the Grand Army of the Re
public. died at his home in this city
today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
ONE MORE TRAIN
Over the Pine Bluff and Western
Read.

\ special train over The Pin" Bluff
end Western road came in}o Pine
Bluff las1 neht ab0nt $50 o'clock and
rt turned abOu; | O'Clock With the Gen
II. dt4 and pony show. which they
picked up here. Only an engine and
co2ch composed the train. IN the
party We're Superintendent George
Norris. f. W. Gregory. II. f. Martin
and Robert Schacfer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
THIEF NABBED.

City Detective J. T.. Check Saturday
morning c2ptured Levi White, q ne
gre wanted AT Benliee, La., on the
charge OF grand larceny. Marshal W.
II Elliot; OF Bernice arrived Saturday
him
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
lEVEE ASSES SORS.

The asst ss5fs faf I.onollc, Pulaski
and jefferson counties Worr selected
by The directors Of the Plum Bayou
leNee be rd at their last meeting as
fellows. Lonoke county, S. b. Allen
Pulaski county, Dr. Esstes; Jefferson
county. Charles Roberts. Their du
ties will begin in abont q week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16

three sceHt ships which congress ;lu
thorized last year Considefa sIe in
tvrcst is manifested III the eoAstruc
zion Of These ships as they are de-
signed 10 possess greater speed thar
any other vessels in the navy. save
the little torpedo-boat destfoyers The
cost is limited to 81. l.>o"ooo each
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
STEP-SiSTER is THE
PROSECUTING WITNESS

Rogers. April l-,.-tiarve Harris.
who vas arrested las week at III IN
staEce OF his = p-sisttr. Miss Rosa
lee. Of C"rss Hollews. upon charge
et criminal ass ui WAS given a pre-
lsm;n;.ry caring here yesterday be-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
A Beautiful Love Story,

One of the nctable events Of ths
season will be lie Simvollr revival oi
Shakespeare bcautif,ll love story.
Ieme, aud Juliet at the #t,lks thratcr
Tuesday evening, April u.s. Romeo
and Juliet is the immortal story Of
Youth and love. Taking incidents s
which really happened in Verona
Shakespeare constructed Il dramt
which Will last as long as the race
endurcs. Without affectatiOn. without
aftificialiGy, il is as natural as nature
ilself. 'I'h2 is he reason Of lis cndur
ance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
y = = = s. y 2 7s q 8
+ 4
1. EAST END NEWS
f 1
+ + 1. r + + + i. + 4. !. 4. /. I. + I. +

repaired at The Cotton Belt shops. and
is doing rGad service again
Mf. Frank parrible OF Topeka. Kan.
has taken charge of the Riverside
liale quartet. He is Il brother OF the
lfGted singer Mr.. H. e paribblc. who
l. iilliua an cn2a&ement With the To
peka choral society.
Mr. Rec Morgan q Shreveport. IA
silent Friday with friends in the east
end.
6ala Memrr;al Sunday schcal at
!.::f'o a. III. Morning services at II a
m. with sermon by the pastor. Roy.
9 " Drake Special music will he
e..ndered. Evening services az :: la
Everybody invited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
KILLED HIS BROTHER.

one Of the mos deplGrahlc traeo=
dies that eNCr occurred i'll this county
MAS The killing of Mr.. Areait Knowles.
fen miles southwest 6 1nis city. OIL
last Sunday. by his hafbrother. Mr..
Cage Knowles. says the Monticello
nian. The brothers became involved
i'll i d tticulty over some triVi mat
ter, when the former jumped ON The
l%11er. and was cut With Il pocket
lnifr, which resulted in his death. Mr..
Cage Knowles cane in and gave him
SELF up TO the sheriff He is pros
tsafed eyer the affair. as il WAS done
III th@ sudden heat of passion and
Miheul d NOM ut $ rcAeciien. or Il
tGuuehf Il 1hr terrible result. Both
hien haEc borne III, rcpGt"liGN Of be
ing qnici. Pc acruble ctizonS. AMI the
whole cemaunity is shocked ever tho
tiagtdN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
ADDRESS BY REV. BUCKNER.

Icy ". u B0ekner will deliver III
address al The laying Of The corner
sfGne ri The ue.W 81 Albans Episcopal
eitnch 1T Stutteat1 ncNt Thursday at
It InD0N
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
NElGHBORING TOWNS y
+ !. 4. /. 4. i. i. 1. I. T. 4. i. + + = I.

Rson.
Mr.. r. f.. Quinn is building Il uics'
cottage OH East Fourth avenue.
Mr. {. =. Ro"buck of Pine Bintf was
a Rison visitor last Sunday.
Dr " T. NVrcoil has been quite
SICK for several days. bnl is reported
better To-Day.
Mrs W. b. Smith and children are
Visiting at NrW Edinbur9 til = week.
Mss Annip GaldH is quite sicl, To-
day. and Miss Mamie B1ls Ok Is the
tes2ehei= =feday AT =lhe= school
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
BIDS ON SCOUT SHIPS.

Wash IN gtsa, D. c., AsrA Bids
were speaeS at ne KAvy department.
ssIay Tar Ae ssnsnus.sa Of me
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
IN The COURTS.
+ f + + I. I. I. 1. + + I. I. + =
Chancery Court.

The April term of the jefferson
chancnry court will open Monday.
Chancellor John n. Elliott presiding
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16

He had no uso fer sentiment uA ea
could not be SASAeS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-23

MISUNDERSTANDING ouf etusm 8aume.
fagltert 8eeimentern Qussebobensr
lSngere 3ett In ibren ein9eimff9en @es
5trten, UNI TIRE 2ofaltenntntb t6nsn I'm
Dtenif 3ueute tomnen gu fafTen. Dses
fer feIbt TIT duBert pteIfetttg unb fte1t
an ben etn5elnen Mann bnbe Mnfproes
runsen. Ste Offtatere seben tbren
Manni6aftsn NIT gutem 8eifptele
bpran.
Gtne @lanaletitung eriten @anges 1T
offenbar oas auf ebenem 8oben rrr
petmittelft furaen Mnlaufs erfolste
Sprtngen etnes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uber etnen in boaer gahrt tbm entses
gentpmmenben &ameraben duf BEN
3ipetrab. Sprtnger fotpobl ats Moba
fer fommen bet biefem pbdnomeralen
aunitftiif ni6t aus Dem Glei9gepi9t.
wn9 bic uebuneen NIT Der gprings
ffunae unb bas Nebnen GROCER 9Bhen
unb Meiten I'M 9prunse BET bodfans
bigger fe1bmarf9mdbieer Muarlrung
berbtenen bie boGite Mnsrfennung.
Ni6t mtnber interefant III eine atets
terparaoeauffelIung etnes 3nses Ser
faglieri anf etnem boben, i9per gu ere
fteigenoen 8aume.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-23

Motntral Ctr &otparo Sobart Segrtorr.
trat jGon I'm Otter ppp atp1lf Sabren
IN Die Martne Elm. CT tpurbe 1868
Commander, 1878 Rapitdn, 1889
RearsQbmiral, 1896 DisssMbmtra
unb 1901 Mbmtral. Seymour mante
1853 bis 1855 ben arimfrteg NIT unb
mar BET Der DefdteBung BON ObeHa
unb GebaitopoI anfpefenb. @r btente
bann 1857 bts 1862 i'm 8riegs gssen
Ghtnd uno fpar Mtbfbipman auf Der
Calcutta" als bieIe BET Der 0erni6>
tuns eines dineiii9en 9ef9pabers bel
Botfan Greet gum Stnfen sebrudt
murbe. Bet Dem gntfabe Stngzpoos
unb Der ginnabme BON &aAbun befebs
ligte Sepmour etne fletne benaffnete
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Sabre 1870 befrette GepmDur ala
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ligte er iid 1882 am esppttfhen
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bant Der 9ineiif9en Station. als tpel'
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fii9rte.
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benz er 1850 untsr etsener 2ebensge<
fobr einen iber 9orb ~gefaaenen
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