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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12

and n strong, clean military man at the head with
no friends among politicians.
We hear sometimes of the efficiency of the Cana
dian police and the Irish constabulary. Perhaps we
can learn something from other countries
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16

jacksonville. Fla. Snec.aI-Thc or
earizatlon 90 the biennial session ~
thc Florida LEGISLATURE at Tallahassee
was completed af noon hv the raunca-
zion 90 the caucus nominees. Park
.rammci. ~ Polk county. as President
of ihe senate and Albert Guchrist
as Speaker ~ the House Governor
Hroward's message treated largely az
routine matters bat also recommend
ed the passage OF q uniform textbook
iaw. ~ also discussed the question
20 the leasing OF convcts. Under the
present term of the lease the state
viii derive about one million dollars
from this source during the four years
~ the life OF the contract. The ses-
sion OF the Legislature. by law. is
limited 20 sixty days.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16
The Winter Palaces t4l..or,.

TIE Winter Palace o. the Car u q
htting center from which 20 carry on
the fel work q repression Allotted 20
TreDon Almost every stone q the
walls and every square yard q the
plaster lining cOst a ilfe. Nicholas
had given she order that the palace
Dust BE rebuilt in a year. and what
Ess human life against the Gespots
VII. SIX thousand men were kept
a. work czy and night. with The PAL
ace heated a. - Rezmur 20 dry the
walls rapidly. while the Temperature
outside Eas often 20 degrees below
zero Kezmur. The men could only
work with Ice packs or their heads.
and experiencing a daily change OF
60 degrees, they died By the sco-e
every day. By The end % the year
the ceztn rol vas some thousancs.
bUg The palace Was anished. To IN
dersE2n1 the fol- meaning q tsis
achievement. Il sho1lc be remember
&C that the Winter Palace Is a. large
a. Buckingham Palace. Remington
Palace and me National Gallery
FasIa = bo.h SeyoIusIoH add eyo.
intioa-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16
Penaon Board Delinquent.

Washington Special Commissioner
81 Pensions Warner has cited ten mem
bers Of the board 81 pension review e.
show cause why their services should
NOT Dc dispensed with. This action was
taken by the commissioner because OF
the discovery o. serious deiinquencics
in the allowance q pensions 20 mem
i,ers u Pennsylvania regiment. or
ganized % 1851. but which never par
tidpated IN the service. Applications
from members 81 Mercers brigade.
New Jersey National Guard. IN which
the same circumstances control, have
also been allowed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16

Thomasville. Ca. Special. - safe
blowers did Obstructive work before
daylight sunday morning at Meigs.
The postofice was entered. the store OF
j. J.. Johnston. postmaster. was rob-
bed. and the safe Of the Atkinson Mer-
camille Company blown 10 pieces. II
is supposed that the crime was com
mitted about o'clock. Tools we're
taken from a nearby blacksmith shop.
An opening for explosives was made.
and both safes were completely wreck
ed. The job was an awkward one and
was probably the work az amateurs.
Local parties are under suspicion. but
no arrests have been made.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16

Potter TO take the evidence. or join
us I'm taking IL. n /; sustains his nc.
cusations. we will confess with shame.
but frankly. that he is right. IL they
contradict him. Will he be willing TO
confess that he has circulated an out
ragcous and infamous scandal and
SANDER We do not care whether he
attributes IL TO ignorance. recklessness
or malice or TO a mixture OF the
three. III he evades n simple and hon
est test like this. he w;ll stand convict.
ed Of having disgraced himself by n
wholesale SANDER unworthy OF a gen.
tlcman and Of having brought shame
and injury upon his own church. so
far as his jurisdiction extends.--Rich.
mond News Leader.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16
me Rlahtn q = Ne~.box.

= n good 70 know razt al legzl
DrOceedings are not u TIE -Ja-zcyce
versus Jarncyce~ type. bound % In
9z-sency By yards u red tape. buJ
fhzx the ear Of the law can stop 20
&s1r the Claims % . chlld. and the
zrm u the laW protect with ready d.
zSctness the Interests % & LITTLE street
Roy The report q rae gusezlle court
q Denver. Colorado. gives Al ID
stance thzr Ia worth QuO-lag-
One day n busy ciYll session Ct
1he cOur1. which was trying 4 vii
scsse involving ITO million dollars. the
acourt room door ope2et and 2 boy
Bsolec II 2 tousle6 head and freckiee
face. The court Greer ~zaOoe6~ hsn
ost. bEf he returned secure ia re
knowledge q his rights there.
The biEiz were Submitted Tor cor
zrtnutes, 70 TIE disgust u some u the
ezs<2zsuishec council. and the boy
cane 70 the bench.
E5e Sas a 1ewstoy. he said that
As Was having trouble. that Tor 40
pears . policeman On the beat had
let him sell papers on a certain cor
zEr. and nOw. as be expressed -. =
~ guy had taken kis place, and be-
cause he Wzs . new cop. ne thO1gn
he osne6 the t0wn.~ and had ordered
xAs boy OF the fayorite corner. there
6y making nsn lose fifty cents . day.
The judge cid rernarkable and an
<suss taing- Considering rhzt tie BOY
Ae1 case AZ important as tie one oe-
zore the bar concerning the nlili0ns
1<sxf = Hrn1 rnnn rs< foff f,os,fr< g.
Surviving seifshness. he held Up a.
Srocs eclngs wbiie justice Was done 70
z1e iiE<le chap 0f the strestx
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16

Ashevile y c.. Srecial.-The
Southeastern Railway. Land and IN
iustrial Agents Association held its
semi-annual meeting NJ che Battery
Park Hotel here Tuesday. This assoei-
alton is made up OF the Officers OF the
various hallway systems operating in
the territory south OF the Ohio ana 20
tomac and east OF the Mississippi
rivers havinE I'm charge the develop
uent OF the industrial. immigration
and land interests alonC their resDec-
tive lines. X Is organized for tho pur-
pose 81 enabling the various members
to confer regarding general plans and
methods for the uDhuiliinC OF tho
South The following railroads are
represented In this organization.
southern Railway. Scahoard Air Limo.
Atlantic Coast Line Norfolk e. IVES
tern Railway. Illinois Central Railroad.
Louisville g. Nashville Railroad Ala
hama Great Southern Railway. Central
az Georgia Railway Georgia south
ern a. Florida Railway. Florida East
Coast Railway. Nashville Chat-anoora
q s. Louis Railway. Atlanta IS West
Point Railway. Western a. Atlantic
Railroad. Macon. Dublin & Savannnh
Railroad. Atlanta Knoxville & North
ern Railway. Atlantic & Birmingham
Railway.
The land. industrial and iumi grafton
work ot the South is "a subject of vast
Importance and is receiVinC most active
attention ar the hands ot the road corr
rorations interested il The general DEE
ve.cpmcut of the country served. The
development 90 this work in CONNIE zion
with RAILROADS has only been within tho
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16

There Is often a rich kernel q
T-ght in q little thing A principle
q Justice rs 10 bigger when it applies
20 rich peoples money than when Il
concerns poor boy s. pennies linus
tee might have driven tie boz out
q homes business il mle1t have
Impressed indelbly upon him re-
se1tmsnt against the law and a con
tempt Tor T. That Is one way lad
c.IizeDz are made
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16

Pensacola. Fla. Special-Turpensine
operators held a meeting Thursday. but
the public was excluded. and no def
mite information regarding their ac-
lions were made public. About the
only thing accomplished, SC is stated
was 10 complete the capital stock for
a million dollars for the Export Naval
Stores company. About 20s operators
were In attendance.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16

Caracas. Venezuela. BY Cable
President Castro viii net withdraw
the New York x Bermudez Asphalt
Company case from the Venezuelan
courts and viii not re-submit the OF
colt case TO arbitration. II the whole
American army and navy come 20 Ven
czuela."
This emphatic statement os General
Alejado Barra. the Venezuelan
Secretary of Foreign Affairs. reflects
the spirit OF the reply which President
Castro made 20 the recent proposition
OF the American State Department for
the arbitration of the Bermudez ana Oh
colt cases. IL was generally rumoieI
throughout Venezuela that The demand
OF the United States was little less than
an ultimatum 60 General Castro. and
the reply OF the Venezuelan President
was awaited with interest. Predictions
of Intervention from the refusal DE- Cas-
tro 90 yield were freely made ana there
was much uneasiness when it was an
nounced that the Venezuelan govern
ment had not only refused The demand
20 arbitrate the case. but hal supple
mented it's refusal with a request that
the United States declare whether 10
has any respect for the sovereignty and
the courts OF Venezuela
Nearly two weeks have rss..r s--.,
Co..
HAS '''''' an" a' %" ace
ton has been taken by tie United
been made tho l.s, 5o,,,rt 80 cha
r-.t.., Co..
way "i
many previous requests for arbitration.
and the incident is practically closed
as far as its discussion in rl-,cas ISL
.orea--,e1
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16
DAMAGE By SEVERE STORM

Houses Demolished and Unroofed,
Trees Uprooted and Stock Killed
Many Persons Injured. Though No
Fatalities Are Reported-Path Of the
Storm Three Miles Lons-Womsn
and Child Carried to the Roof Of a
Neighborins House.
Nioorcsvile. SpcciaL-A terrific rain
and wind storm passed over this sec
ton OF the county about 3 O'Clock Wed
neSday afternoon. and assumed the fe-
rccity OF cyclone. Many homes are
totally destroyed. while many others
are lcft without covering. and other
wise damaged. The clouds came from
the south and west. and IA they came
in contact few miles below town hav-
oc began. The path OF the storm Gov
cred "a scope Cf about 800 Yards in
width. and 70 left destruction i'm its
wake. The report comes that on +
G.. Dcaton farm at the Reid place.
a barn that had been finished yester-
Gay was blown away. The current
vas heading toward town. and the
next place 30 struck was the home OF
Mr. Lee Kistler. the roof of the dwell
ng being blown Off. and the chimney
going down through the house. No
one was seriously hurt. and the family
occupied one room at the time. Mr.
James White and Mr.. Rod Kistler
were slightly hurt The barn and out
houses were totally demolished. Next
was the home OF MT Sheriff.. which
was lifted from the pillars ana carried
some distance. Mr. and Mrs Sheriff.
were in The house. and DC is rumored
mat Mrs ShCrriils Jaw bone was bro
Ken The roof of The house OF Mr..
Bud Phillips was carried away. The
small houses q Mrs. Walls near the
lower mill. was blown down. The
storm then struck Frank Beattv's
house. ON Cloauingcr's Heights. This
house was wrecked % was occupied
nF lhrro persons. mother and two
children. One girl cravicd beneath
bed and escaped uuhurt. while the
mother AMI another child were found
on top ~ Tho roof some distance from
ihc spot whore tlC house had been.
Next was q cabin occupied hv John
Knox. where The roof and everything
ir The house was blown away. includ-
inc small child about years old.
VINO was fouud three hundred yards
nom The house urhuri. An the cabins
DOB mis- section were unroofod and
clown down. The rcxt and most seri-
ous loss 90 property was ar the home
az Nr. J. n. Cloaningcr. His big two
STORY house was uuroofcI and every
ming in the upstairs &C the building
broken To pieces. The el was torn
from The big house. and an his dining
room and kitchen furniture was bro-
fon. a crib. barn. blacksmith shop.
olISy shed. smokc-lousC and grainorv
and one fnntrn.uf n..r-.- r...r.. ....-.,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16
Vessels Near Phllinnlnes

Manila. Specialize British steam
ei Empire. just arrived here from Aus
tralia, reports that on the night OF
April . she sighted large war vessel
IN Basilan Strait. between the islands
o. Mindanao and Basilan. The war
vessel approached closely and then
disappeared down the coast OF Mindan-
40. Her nationality could nor be de-
termined. but il is believed that she
was Japanese.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16

biossourg. Ala SpecIal-an explo-
sion Of dynamite wrecked the house
Of William Cate cofored. and q white
miner named Alexander. both u0n-un-
ION miners. a lo-year old daughter of
Alexander vas Killed. and two other
children 10 the same family we're bad
iy injured The explosive was placed
On the front porch OF the Alexander
house A strike OF the union miners
mas been on since last summer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16

Il - reported that 40 soldiers OF
the Curkha regiments were buried
alive and the toHn Of PalamDur wreck
"a BY the East indian earthquake.
The British House Of Commons
again passed the bill Iegalizing mar
riage with deceased wlfe's sister.
The German Relcnstag adjourned
Until May 10th.
IN The French Chamber % Deputies.
Foreign Minister Delcasse made a
statement on the Moroccan situation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16
Attorney Killed.

Cullman, Ala, special.-State sena-
tor r. l. Hipp. en- attorney. was shot
and instantly killed. and Deputy Sher-
in Dunlap was probably fatally wouno
ded by John w Williams. 20 miles east
~ this city. The officers had gone TO
the Hipp place 10 Gust Williams from
a tract OF land which he had lost in a
lawsuit. When the men approached
the house Williams shot HlpD liz the
head. killing him instantly and shot
Deputy Dunlap through the breast.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16
Obstacle TO Peace.

ST. Petersburg. BY Cable.-The Jap
snese insistence upon indemnity. rath-
or than indisposition 20 include peace
at this time. later information midi
Gates. wrecked the recent attemp 20
bring the warning powers into nego-
tiatiOns. Another effort on different
lines 10 bring Russia and Japan to-
gether IS believed 20 be under way. the
movers now being French and English
financial interests
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16
Killed wife and Parents.

Batesville Ark. Special-John Dow.
q negro, went 20 Sulphur Rock 10 see
ms wife. who was AZ her fathers
nome, and because she refused 10 re.
turn with him, he drew a pistol and
shot her dead Then ne shot and
killed his Wife's mother and another
nesress. His father-in-law secured a
shot gun and shot Dow. but not ia
tally. the latter being able TO return
the fire. killing his father-in-law.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16
An ARMY OF OVER A MILLION
BY Next Spring the Total Military Or
psnixs,on Will Exceed that Number.

BY Next Spring the Total Military Or
ssnixstion Will Exceed that Number.
Toxic. BY Cable-Japan is meeting
the Russian plan Of reorganization
and achievements OF its Manchurian
armies with extensive expeditions
from its own military organization.
The details and figures are carefully
concealed OF what seems 20 be a plan
to double the present army units. but
il is reliably estimated that by autumn
next the total military organization
win exceed million men actually en-
pioyed in the field. The dshting force
is roughly estimated at 100000 men.
with increases largely in the infantry
and artillery. although an enlargement
In the cavalry branch is also coatem-
plated.
As result of the manusa cture at tAe
arsenals in Japan together with cap
lures and purchases OF sums. IL is pre-
dicted thar this year w.li see japan
csc artillery superior 20 that uf the
Russians in quality as well as numcr-
ically. and Il Is confidently believed
that the Russians Will De incapable OF
overcoming those numerical disadvan-
taxes. Wherever railway improvements
are possible they viii De carried ont.
when Japan viii be sufficiently strorE
TO take and hold Hardin and simulta-
neously operate against the Russian
forces 20 the eastward 90 that city.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16
WON'T ARBITRATE
Castro Declares Ne Will Not Come TO
Terms With The United States
PRESIDENT DEFIANT INHIS REPLY

Venezuelan Secretary Of FOREIGN At
fairs Says the Asphalt Case viii Not
be Withdrawn From the Courts. and
the Oleott Case Will Not be Re-Sub-
nitted TO Arbitration "if the Whole
American Army anG Navy Come 70
Venezuela"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16
Col A. B. Williams Takes Bishop
Potter Severely 10 Task
SOME VERY BRILLIANT ARGUMENTS
The Editor Challenges the Sianderous
New York Bishop to Show Of
Hands as to Moral Condition CT His
Diocese and the South Generally.


who becomes prominent there must be
a very large and great man indeed.
We persistontly forget that rs many
,aSirs. humbugs AID lghtwoights rat
I tie and swell around fin large places
an New York as anywhere else i'm the
world. As FOR Bishop Potter. he has
said and done as many silly things as
any other old gentleman We know OF.
/ \ recent experience OF his indicates
II mat his manners are as bad as his
morals in some respects are defective
+ ms Judgment Is had and his arragence
f extreme. Some time ago he undertook
90 discuss the divorce question i'm a
f New York newspaper. AS we rccollcct.
he ioundercd around the subject a
good deal and failed absolutely to
make any definite suggestion or 90 in
llCate any coherent policy for his
church or legislation. I'm the course
F ~ his somewhat iahhy and charotic
remarks. however. dee said that the alb
solrie abolition of divorces would not
+ io lie added. we have an example
~ what would result from such a
measure in South Carolina. where the
laws do net recognize IT, Prohibiting
divorce Us merely putting concubinare
40 premium This does not irn-
. N.""' .t" NAH n tIN..a GA NINNl. lfl-
lhe view. Certainly Concuhiuace is
l'' az premium anywhere IN South
Carolina.
The editor OF thc Columbia Is. Co.
state wrote hlehop Potter "a very re-
,pectiul letter. pointing ont 90 him
hat De had done thc homes ana pco-
81 ~. N--c nous injustice. re-
gus "'- 2. t-e NisANp and clergy
gus oN" DAl',A m ti~t state Tor
ana '-.'Nii- Ai.A % maize care
'-e-'.f 4l'o 'Ae lalis ami inca
'ra az r4-tll aAA lAei-lc
."''
M ". -..'t received most
,'..i. .,.',. 'I..A h,s-op fo'ter. IN.
$500. .-.... .-' us't '.e
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rl. rf "a Who'll. c-.-, ,-,f -l.+ 'tf. f..
nil Suggested 81, his ~v.r I.,.-- ,.....
as ova.fy- ae 'ffsr,-r-.-,. , r..,. l-.-.
later Rishrr pnrf.- r~.-..f i, ,i,.. SEQ,
York Globe "a n-I.f .-.-.r,,-,t ,,., +t...
subject. ia which hr ssif he b,f b.,
apology to make ro Snrfh Ca~ritr,
AMI extended bis SANDER to tho poorla
40 tlc whole South. H. is quoted rs
saying
"He hai simply remarked that in
View az ttc prevalence 0f misceeeue-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-16
The Navy Of the Future.
BY Charles II. Srarsap.

with
learned theuth
the should be
thcrr
m coal
be he
A Ia
cannot
United states and Russia
noHee. osteshp
because they could defend
HOY
Of
obvious s uie dscussi
me oaur esss OF ship that the British
certain
rather should
-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-19
Elm TEXAS WuNDER.

Cine fieiue 5laihe 0 Eeras 8nnoer,
6nn's groBer GntbeduHs, beilt aue Nte-
reus mno 8laienleiben, entfernt Stetne,
beilt Diabetes. ausHuB, ihipahe 8ideu,
@btumatismus unb aGle unreeelmdBig.
teitea ber Nieren unb 6er .BIaie Del Bel.
ben 1eihlehtern, ebeuio Blaienleiben
bei Riubern. @enn guer Ipotbefer ss
nidt uertauft, s6nnt SIR es se9eu Gin.
ieubung bon $l.00 erbalten. Cine fleine
6laihe reiht far Btuet MDnate unb Der.
feblt ieIten 5eiluna. Or. @. IS. San,
nlfeiniger 5abrifaut, q. o. Bog 629, ct.
9Ouis. Mo. 2aBt gub 8eusnifie faiden.
Bum 8ertauf bel allen Druaaiteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-19
@oatal sprinss Narierp.

Wolt Sbr bier in Eerus se5oaene
Bdume?
MoIt SIR 8dume 81 sere6teu grei=
fen?
Wolt SIR sefunbe unb quite 8dume?
Woat Sbr Sreuoe an eurer &npilanz
aan8 baben?
Wout SIR ebrli6 bebanbelt iperben?
90 besiebt @uren 8eoarf bon
OTTO LOCKE,
Rem 8raunfels, 9eras.
Gin @eiunbbeitszgertift nit jeber
Genbans. Neuer elesanter &atalos ipirb
fiir 8 Gents fret Oerianbt.
- Salt, cement, Sano, Bad.
iteine, feuerfeite Steine unb 9bua.
Ebeerunb Aapbaltpapier, 9ahpappe.
Cheer unb Mspbalt, Del, Terpentin,
6nrben. Gla8 &c. &c. itets porr1tbip
BEL 8. 6. 4ielmattn, BOG DIT.
Commerce. trabe. 0ieorige BreiIe
cute Waare foDie quite uno reells
@eoienung weroen enrantirt -
TelephUn 40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-19

bes 9eeres Der
SabH4en NIT fet<
Iler Wrmee bor
BEN unbnsgene=
rnI 1ffnHea q
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-19
1ee umo Grant.
SeH p~etfSHIt6en etabe bss Wr&FSenten.
8erabrate 8ortatren.

WV AkNtVNttebt
Sertbrate 8~orfabren.
Der bon prditbeut Ropfepelt pouao'
efaen grnennuns oes &apttdns Gtss
3ueh See unb oes 2eutndnts ulpHea
9. Giant III. gu mtlttGrtfden Nffts
ffenten BET gefenf4aftli4en 9eranftal'
tungen i'm WeiBen 9aufe bat u~nopet=
felhaft eine bibi3e patriotti9@otplos
natif4e Qbfi9t gu @runbe selegen, So
fR1,h nfdt bel mebr ala 90 Sabre bers
flDHen, felt @orfabren Der Geibsn I'm
@Rrgerfriege fl9 als 5etnbe gsgeniibers
ftanoen. 5tb>9ugb See tit Elm Sobr
beS berftorbenen &onf0bertrten>@ Gene
rdls gleiden 0amens unb Elm Grobs.
neffe bes ebenfals perf9tebensn Be-
rlthmteu &onf0bertrten Generals Ro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-19

Petroleum FIR Bic eng.
lf4e GIotte. umfahenbe Der
Jude NIT Der W%ermenbuns bon petro.
tfain als Brennmatertal auf ben
y4aa4H4iffen baben 70 aufrieoenitels
knbs GrsebniHe sebabt. bab bie brit,
TIDE MomiralitGt Die @rrihtnns elmer
8robeu petruleumnteberlage NIT Dods
sum Mnlesen BON Santbampfern In
Wpmouth a~ngeorbnet Bat unb NIT BET
GbfHt umsebt, petroleumniebertasen
70 ben meiften beimifden 9dfen gu n.
ftd5fer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-19

~ ~ ~ Sl&3&&HHMt&AA -s
BEN untDnsgene< ffTzHnSsLrs7
Eal ulnHes g.
@ropt BITE Maffen ftredts, tpomtt tenel
httttgs Brubertampf tbdtfd9lt9 fein
Cribs tta9ra.
Dsr AapitSn GtBz6ugb See, ber
stl4 fetnem Water it9 Die Rapanerts
90 SpVtaltpaffs ertor, adbIt 3ur 3si
btr 1snse %. Gr bate mebrer Sabre
qf ben pbiltpptnen ausge5et9nete
Ottpfe psrrt1tet unb ftanb I'm BE,
sytffe, hortbtn uts Offster bes 7. Ras
acknowledgements tpieber suri63ufeb,
reu, aIa Tim Der ebrenbous Muftrag, In
ben peYf5nIiden Stab bes Bunbegober-
Rdiptss etnautreten, gu 9betl tparb.
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afters neil eth Bruber fetnes Waters ben
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sarrtere entratbet nt4t bes SntereHes.
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bat. fesnen bamals biert6brisen Neffen
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gen Wlters In bic Mtlitdrataosmie aufs
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