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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10

Better hercsy of doctrine than her
asy OF heart. Whittier.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10

A Board Of Trass-tAs baradu
bOunter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10

Only is hours 70 St LOu'S 'tS IN
Frisco.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-10

A trying ordeal-when a womAa
qys q pair Of shoes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-06
WEALTHY ALBANY WOMAN
OBJECT OF BLACKMAILERS
Ordered by Letter to Deposit $1,000
for Writer, but She Sends
Officers Instead.

Sterling, ILL.,, April G.-Mrs. Jennie
hewitt, of Albany, in the western part
of Whiteside county. received an anon
ymous letter in which a demand was
made upon her to place the sum of
$1,000 Tuesday evening at the north
east corner of the George Hill proper
ty in the village. the letter threatening
that she would meet with dire results
if the demand was not fulfilled.
The police authorities were immedi-
ately notified and a decoy package was
used and the location watched, but
neither the writer of the letter nor any
other person showed up to claim the
money. The postal authorities have
been notified.
Mrs. hewitt is one of the wealt!S' est
women in the village, and the letter
has caused big stir.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-06
STOCK GROWERS MEET MAY 9
Convention Of American Association
to Be Held in Denver.


Helena. Mont, April 6.-The first
annual convention of the American
Stock Growers association will be held
at Denver May 8, when officers will be
elected and a permanent organization
effected.
Among the objects to be attained
by the association. according to the
call. are "the extension of the powers
of the interstate commerce commits
sion so as to give it authority TO name
what is a reasonable freight rate; to
secure proper service for the tran s.
portation of live stock and to impress
on the proper authorities at Washing
ton the Importance of securing admit
lance for our meats and meat prod
ucts in certain foreign countries that
are now closed against us.
The association also seeks the sup
preston of diseases among domestic
animals and protection of the various
states against others where contagion
may exist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-06
CITY CHAT.

Try "Zibia."
Call for Improved Zazaro.
Fresh fish at Schroeder's.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
H. X. Walker, fire insurance.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Insure with Goldsmith & Mckee.
For bus, baggage, express, call RObb's,
For bus or express, Spencer & Trefz
Filters at Allen, Myers & Co.'S, all
sizes.
The new wall paper store, 325 Tween
tieth street
Kruse & Weinberger, 1926 Twen
tieth street.
Ice cream and ice cream soda al
Peterson's. 1914 Third avenue.
WaIline Il Hamilton, express and
transfer Old phone 1910. new 1884.
w. II. Siemon will do your tin work ;
1927 Sixth avenue. New phone SAG
Buy your moth balls and insect pow,
ders at Charles Ullemeyer's pharmacy.
Bedbug killer a speciality.
A daughter. their first born. has ar
rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs
William 4. Andersen. on Twentieth
street.
This is the time of the year when
YOU want a filter and want ii badly
See the new line OF stone filters at Al
len. Myers & Co.
Report your changes to Stones city
directory. office northeast corner Sec
ond avenue and Eighteenth street, OF
call up old phone $50 l..
Any one taking sod from the vacant
lot. corner Twenty-fifth street and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-06
PALMA WILL LOSE OUT
IN THE CUBAN ELECTION
Defeat of President of Isle Seen In
Congressional Con-
test.

Havana, April c. The election OF
officers of congress has demonstrated
that the nationalist party is in control
of both branches. The moderate party
TO which President Palma recently de-
clared his allegiance, now has only
nine senators against Is nationalists
and one independent, while the house
has 80 nationalists. "a moderates and
five independents.
The senate elected it's one indie
pendent member Gen. Sanguilly. as
president. in succession of Mandez
Capote. leader OF the moderate party
and intimate advisor of President
Palma
The nationalists claim the accession
of Santa Clara insures Palma's defeat
at the presidential election in Deem
Der
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-06
YEAR FOR CHURCH.
United Presbyterian Congrega-
ton Has Annual
Meeting.
ALL INDEBTEDNESS CLEARED
With Pledges to Pay Current Elk
penses For 1eo5-ohicers
Elected.

The annual congregational meeting
of the United Presbyterian church.
Fourteenth street and Third avenue,
was held last evening. when the re-
ports of the officers showed the affairs
of the church to be in splendid condi-
ton. all obligations met and sufficient
pledges to meet the expenses of the
current year. These officers were
chosen:
Treasurer. ID. Warnock
Clerk-Miss Elizabeth Stelck.
Trustees, three years-W. l.. Aster
and E o. Hume
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-06
ENDING IS SUDDEN
Harrison n. Holland Succumbs
to Attack of Heart
Failure.
LONG RESIDENT OF CITY
Comes Here After Serving Through
Civil War With West Vir-
ginia Regiment.

An attack of heart failure carried
away Harrison Fl. Holland, a former
resident of Rock Island, this after
noon at his home on the Colona road
east of Moline. Mr. Holland had been
in poor health the greater part of the
winter, a sufferer with heart trouble
and rheumatism.
Four years ago he removed from
this city after purchasing a brick yard
on the Colona road, continuing as the
proprietor of this industry until his
death. Mr. Holland was a native OF
Morgantown, w Va. He was born
there Nov. II. 1910. When q years
old he enlisted as a corporal with Bat
terry A, LIST regiment West Virginia
volunteers. and served through the
civil conflict
Settles Here In 1870.
In 1870 he settled in Rock Island
and in that year was married TO Miss
Lovina Atkinson. of this city. She
survives with five children: Miss NJ.
Josephine. Ben H.. Rose and John l..
Holland. at home, and Charles G. Hol-
land, of Moline.
Robert X. SOrenson.
Yesterday morning at Morbonia hos
pital, Davenport, occurred the death OF
Robert r. SorensOn, formerly OF this
city. aged 45 years. Death resulted
after an illness dating only from the
previous morning. Decedent was the
custodian of the Kimball house billiard
parlors, at Davenport, and previously
had been employed as a newsboy on
tho road He dwarf IN DOuN.
having a normal sized head and trunk,
but with abnormally short arms and
feet His figure attracted considerable
attention on the streets and nearly
every one in town knew him. He was
a native of Colorado, and is survived
by two brothers, J. G. SOrensen, of
Davenport, and John Sorensen, of Chi
CagO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-06

Fourteenth avenue, belonging to Mrs.
Sara James. is liable to arrest
Get a good stone filter at Allen. My
ers & Co. and save sickness. All sizes
and prices and cheap enough so that
any one can afford to have one
Maj. John Smith, division officer
will have charge of the services this
evening at O'Clock at Salvation
Army hall, 1909 Second avenue.
Everything new at the new wall pa
per store. We can save you money.
Come in and have a look. Kruse &
Weinberger, 325 Twentieth street
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
NJ E. church will hold a business and
work meeting in the parlors of the
church tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O.
F. ]. Bachman has embarked in the
dairy business and is prepared to de-
liver pure, fresh, rich milk at cents
quart Old phone SCI l ring or drop
card to box 36G
See the free bottle offer Mull's Grape
Tonic, the constipation cure, or send
this notice to Mulrs Grape Tonic COM
pany, "A" Rock Island, H., and receive
large bottle absolutely free.
Before you go ahead with the build
ing of your new house consult Allen,
Myers & Co. about the plumbing and
heating. Their prices are right and
their work speaks for itself.
George Sample. former constable and
bailiff, who has been receiving treat
ment at the Watertown hospital for
mental trouble, has been practically
cured, and will be sent to the Soldiers
home ar Quincy next week.
Milton Shannon, who while not q
minister of the gospel has conducted
several revival meetings in this coun-
ty. is suing his wife for divorce at
Muscatine The couple were married
five years ago and desertion is the
grounds alleged in the bill.
The Eggers millinery, formerly Mrs.
La FrenZ' millinery, will have their
spring opening next Thursday and Fri
day, April 18th and 14th. when Chi
cago styles, as well as their own orr
ginal ideas in up-to-date. Seasonable
hats, will be shown in prOfusion. Don't
forget the dates.
Oliver Olsen, independent candidate
for city attorney in the late election,
has reason to believe that when the
official count is made his majority will
reach somewhere near so, instead of
5. as the unofficial returns show. Mr..
Olsen has information of errors in the
lower wards that will show the differ
ence
A. d. Daley. who was reared in the
upper end of Rock Island county and
has been engaged in newspaper work,
lately as editor of the Clinton Herald.
for a number of years. has resigned
his position in the up-river town and
will go to Edmond. Okla, where he
has purchased a newspaper of his own.
The Sun.
The seventh annual banquet of the
Rock Island Retail Merchants asso-
citation will take place tomorrow even
ing at the Rock Island Club The
banquet will be served at 7 o'clock. A
program of speeches will follow. One
hundred members of the association, it
is expected, will attend. Judge NJ. J.
Wade, of Iowa City, and Franklin Mac
Veagh, of Chicago, will be the speak
ers. A recitation will be given by F.
]. Stackhouse, of Davenport. w. B.
Mcintyre will be POSTMASTER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-06
Tri-city Optical company.

The Tri-City Optical company Is the
name of new enterprise that has been
launched in Davenport c. II. Law
comes from Minneapolis and s. G. Nc
Cullough from Columbus. Ohio, TO in
augurate the new enterprise. which.
besides the manufacturing feature. Will
include the conduct Of an exclusive
optical store, with spectacles. eye
glasses, opera glasses. field glasses.
thermometers. barometers. and other
high class goods as specialties.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-06
DISEASED CATTLE KEPT OUT
Governor Stops importation From
Texas Fever District.

Springfield. Ill. April Ga procla-
nation has been issued by Gov. Deneen
prohibiting the importation of cattle
into Illinois from the states in the
southwest which are covered in the
government Texas fever restric-
lions. except those which pass inspec-
ton at the national stock yards in
East St. Louis, where they are quaran-
tined on their arrival in the state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-06
PASS ANTI-BUCKET SHOP BILL
Minnesota Senate Approves Drastic
Measure.

st. Paul, Mimi, April 6.-Represen-
tative Erickson's bill to prohibit buck
ct shops has passed the senate, and
the governor is expected to sign IL.
The bill is drastic, absolutely prohiti-
ting such institutions. Violations are
punishable by fine of $500 to $1,000,
and imprisonment not exceeding one
year until the fine is paid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-06
Notice.

The following changes will take
place in the time of the c.. II. & ST.
P. trains Sunday. April 9:
No. II leaving Rock Island at AIS
2. m. VIII leave at 3:42 a m.
No. ) leaving Rock Island at II: 80
p. m. will leave at 1875 p. m. s. B.
Stoddard. agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-06
ARRANGED
John Voss to Meet Emil KIank
at Rockford April
"a.
PURSE OF $500 is STAKE
WrestIers Recently Have Fierce Bat
tIe-Are Evenly Match

Emil Klank and John Voss. two
hitter rivals. viii wrestle al Svea hall
Rockford. the evening of Friday. April
II, and as the match is to be at mixed
style. it promises to be one of the
greatest exhibitions ever given in
Svea hall.
klank and Voss recently met on the
mat in Rockford at Graeco- Roman
style. Voss is not as wise to this style
of Wrestling as Klank. but in spite OF
this fact ii took Klank one hour and
p minutes to get the first fall from the
Rock Islander and 20 minutes 10 get
the second fall. The battle was the
fiercest ever fought on the mat in
Rockford.
After the match negotiations were
opened for another match at different
style. and as a result the two men have
signed articles calling for mixed STYLE.
One fall will be at Graeco-Roman and
one at catch-as-catch-can, and if either
man wins both of these falls then the
one winning his fall in the shortest
time will have the choice of the last
fall
VIII BE Battle Royal.
There are many who believe Voss is
HANKS superior at catch-as-catch-
can, and a battle royal is anticipated.
The match will be for a purse of
$500 and 10 per cent OF the rate re-
ceipts- Noss and Klank are very anx-
ious to meet again. and their coming
match should prove one of the finest
and hardest fought ever seen in Rock
ford.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-06
LARGE FORTUNE IN LEGACY
Banker IseIin Leaves 10000, 900 Most
iy to His Four Sons.

New York. April 6.-The will of
Adrian Iselin. the banker. which dis
poses of an estate estimated in value
AT between $15.OOO.O0O and $4,000 900.
has been proved. With the exception
% 100000 for certain charities. prac-
ticaly the entire estate is divided
among the testatoEs four sons and
three daughters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-06
Mormon Conference Opens.

Salt Lake City. Utah. April 6.-The
18TH annual conference of the Mormon
church opened today in the tabernacle.
and Will continue until Sunday. Apos-
tie Reed is not in attendance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-06
Thieves &c, $4,000 in Iswelrx.

Indianapolis. Ind, April "a thief
entered the home of c. L. Hare yester-
day and stole diamonds and jewelry to
the value of $4,000. The family could
give no clue q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-06
improvements on Property.

improvements on the church prop
erty during the year aggregated an ex-
penditure of $500. In addition 5000
has been given to the general mission
airy fund. There will be another meet
ing of the congregation in two weeks.
some matters having been left over
without action last evening.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-15
SrDHenoe WDrte.
Ntete IN San Mntonto luerSen tie
ats iOI6e a~ncrfennen.

Die Shmersen ,uno i3udunaeu
zines tranfen &iidens lDs Al mers
ben, frei bon ben qudlenoen, gefdbrs
ltden Observation-Disclosures bes l1rinies
renS gu ietn. lit aeuuo, I'M, ieoen
ACKNOWLEDGMENT oantbar su MAIDEN.
Die @rsdbluna, mie oie1er orpBe
Medlel berbeiaefubrt peroen tann,
miro trDftenoe Wprte fir piele San
Nntonier entbalten.
TbesoDr Blumberg, Elm ettua aht
Wteilen iiolih BON 0eu ; 8raunfels
tpobneuoer Sarn,er iaat: .Wteine Nies
rem qualter mid cine lanee Belt uno
hduftg tuar ib tpeQet, Der Shmersen,
Die i'd i'm GIden bate unb Die bis
gu ben 0uften binunterqineen, uns
faEtg 81 ar6eiten. Bel elmer @ele,
9enbeit muBte ib mebrere Gage lang
oas Bett bitten unb NOR niht i'm
Stanoe, midi 5u betueeen. Die Mies
rem : Gnsiheiounoer ruaren uureaels
t1dBig, bod oefdrbt unb BON brens
l1enoem Sdmera bealeitet. 0adoem
ld9 geleien batte, oaB 9Dan's Nierens
Bluen Saue, ahnlih benz meinieen,
eebeilt hatten, faufte ih cine ShaGz
tel uno beaann iie gu gebrauden. Balo
fono ih, oaB iih mein 3uitano per=
befierte uno nab unb nah perlhuan>
hen bic Shmeraen uno 2eicen. Die
Nteien fun9iertsn mieoer, tpuroen
normal uno ib murbe oDuftdnoio
aebeilt."
Bir baben nod piel mebr lolber
8emeiie bon 8eupbnern Der Stabt
San Nntonio. Sprebt in Slider
uno SprinaalIs Nputhete opr uno
fraet, pos ibre &unben berihten.
Bum Vertauf bel alien G6nblern.
Breis SO Gents. Softer . Wilburn
Co., Buffalo, Stem gorf, aneirioe
Wgenten fir bic Ser. Staten.
grinnert guh oea Wamens Doau
ano nebmt teire nnoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-15
Smtcrciianter @raberfunp.

aus Mss. GIfaBz2otbrinsen, pire
bon einem @raberfunb bertdtet, Der
ben 8etpeis gelisfert bat, bab Bel ben
RDmern beretts I'm 8. uno 4. Sabr=
buneert Naabeitattungsn itattsefnnben
BADEN muRen. Ser aufssfunoene
Steinfars NIT tolpHalem @erf@lub.
oedel entbielt bsutli9e Spuren elmer
fol9en Naabeitattuns. Oas Critic
srdbntb ftammt aus Der Mitte bss 8,
Sabrbunberts, bte Na9beitattune mad
ben Rno4enreiten uno oeren Sage, 10.
ipie mad ben eefuabensn 8sisaben,
etne lansbaIfise 5lai4e aus fsinsm
@laie, Elm e6eniol9es S~rtntglas unb
eth fogenannter Jaltenbe9er, tann absr
srf in fpat rOmii9er 3ett seser gnbe
bss 4, Sabrbunberts itat.gefunosn 6as
ben, I'm bic Sorfdunsen auf bisIsm
LANCE umitrtttenen gebtets au srlei9,
tern, lit Der Steinfara genau tn Der
aufgefunbensn Gage TIM Websr Mus
feum aufsefteat Dorbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-15
Cine ghorofteriftit ssi(bpI,

= Cine gbaratteriftit Wilbelma
Ii. ourh ben 6ersue grnft ppr &o'
burg finoet man in Dem 8riefme1lel
@uftau Sreitags nit Dem 6erspo
grnft BON &Dburg. Sic lit in einen1
Briefe bonn SUM- 1890 entbaltert uno
lautet: Ser 9aiier bat feine treuers
gebenen Greunoe, er bat aud niht
Die M09lihteit uno beionoers nibt
Die Heit, i1tir1en umgang init unbez
fangeneA oritten Yerionen, ieier es
Sirftli1eeiten ober Qaien, au pHe>
gen. 9ieien Wanael iuht er nun
ourb GleiB unb Gattraft gu eriebeu;
ib be5meife aber. ob baS in alien
Gdlen auSreibt. Mu1 bieriber Iino
nur minolihe &onfioenaer m6elih.
Wir benefit ber &aiier nod INNER
ernBe 2iebe uno 8ertrauer; uno benz
nod fihle id burd, oaB er nift BON
freien Stiden bic @eleaenbeit er.
areift. cine ungeidminfte Gritit ans
aubDren. Sn Der Wismard TragD.
Die babe ih, ebe Der gUrhane aefals
len. nod cine aemiiie &oae gefpielt;
uno babe alte @rfabrunger uno neueri
&un1nler auf mid einpirten lafien
mtiiIfeu."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-15
aug Wlnden miro aeldrie

aug Wtinhen miro 9elhries
ben: Su einer ELECTROMAGNETIC bat
Der iuneite Minbener &atbausfDns
Aitt NnlaB ae9eben. Sn Der itirmi>
lben Sisuna pom II. Ottober fiel
unter anoerem AUDI Der Iusoruf
,Sbuiterbub". Ser @emeirtoebes
ougmdhtiate, benz oieies 8ort auees
rufeu uuroe, fiblte fih b%etroffen uno
a~itierte ben @emeinoebepoumddtig.
ten &eller Dor ben &aoi. Gus VIM
laB oieier 9laee bat Der Obermeiiter
Der MISUNDERSTANDING an Die Winz
hener Yreiie einen Offenen Briei
perianbt, in ben, 60 beiBt: rNfs Dber.
rneiiter Der Shubmaberinnune muB
i'd nut, bod entihteoenten Ginipruh
oagegen erbeben, oaB Die Beseihe
1nrg .Shuiterbub" cine Beleioiaung
beoeute. Das @emerbe Der Sbub,
NADER itebt au bod. alS ba6 eS ourh
iDlbe Rrdnfunaen ~aetroffen ueroen
t6nnte." Wie maj, bort. piro 6err
&eller ben Dbermeiiter als 5ahper=
itdnoiaen iiber ben beleioiaenoen Ga=
rafter oe8 Wortes .Sbuiterbub" be-
r,entlen; er rednet beitimmt oarauf.
auf @runo bieies 8utad1tens freieez
iproBen 5u meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-15
9er6f= Betrao6tunaen.

Die 3eit nerseht tuer auf Der Bel
8erm6bte iie gu balten!
S6nea bat ber Serbft iib einseftelt,
Sn @alb unb @ieie, Slur unb Selb,
5ein &5nnen su entfaltenl
Die Wenihen aber. tuie iie limb,
Ob gut. Of idleht seboraen.
Sic oenten. tuenn Der 9erbit beainnt,
Nn Dies unb Scenes nod geibtpinb
llnbI baben lire Sorgen!
Der 8ater lief: Saiione1esinn,
&onaerte uno Sbeaterl
| unb Srau uno Sbdter tuoIen bin;
9enn na6 gerenfsen fteht ihr Sinn:
q lie, ib arn1er 8aterl
es banat manb' liebem Mdabe1ein
Der Simrnel boiler @eiaen.
Stun limits: @er mirb mein 9anser iein?
War' Jest elm 3aubfripieset mein,
Der miiBt' i'm mir mai seisen!
Die Mutter. bic piel aobter bot,
Stdrtt iih au sroBen Eaten.
8er lebia 1T, in 9orf unb Sta6t,
@irb aufseibrieben auf bas 8latt
Der 9eiratss&anbibaten.
Der 9ebemann, Der immeroar
@elebt in eitel @pnnen,
Bitft emit, benin pfbblih nimmt er mabr
SIN gart bas erite araue Saar -
Nun bat Der Serbt %beaonnen.
Us riibrt nno reQt iih u%neuttusst
Der Sortanb bonn @ereine;
Gin neu' &rosramm pirb ~flarseleat
uno Sies unb Scenes aneerest
Nob ipat bei'm Gampeniheine.
90 trttt mol manher @ecblel elm,
Den nur Der Serbit beounqen.
&ommt, &tn6er, laBt uns frbhlid iein
uno ihentt baS Zone gtar HeiBiq Elm.
BIS mir audi ausseiungen.
Senn oieieS Zone Star, . lift elm Stoat.
60 1T 10 fart unb traftis,
@s feuert an gu gutter Eat,
es tp1rflih u 8or5lee bot,
Sorum ertpfebl' ids beftig.
Hub OBJ es III i'm Serbit autb lei,
"H0ne star" bleibt bic Barole;
Sbm limb mir itets unb INNER treu,
90 jet b'rum unier 5elbeeidrei
gu unier'm eia'nsu Noble.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-15
MHerlct.

= 9aS Heiultat Der &ommil.
iiDnsmabl mar fulaenbes: 6eimar
2400, gerrea 1924, Mauerman 2318,
Stepes 1924. 6euerman1 1918 unt
8ilfun l186. 6eintar,. Terreu unt
Wauermann fino gu YDliseis unb
Teuermebr : 3ommiiidrer, far ole
ndhfter suei Sabre eepdblt.
Am Samftag baben ale Sbis
Ter Der Dffentlihen Shulen freien
gintritt in Der Nusfeaung.
Sn SDlae elmer @aio(ins grplus
iion brannte bas an Der Dt>6ous
it0n>S traBe neben Der Bride aeles
ge1e Worning Star HeitaHrant aus.
Das i'm lelben 6aule befinbliHe pbos
tograpbiibe Mtelier BON Otto 6eaes
mann muroe beibdbiat.
= Sans Stremmel, Der Spbn BON
@rnit Stremmel. bat fih in ct.
2ouis nit SRI. 6inoa Deniil nerhei'
TQ[ef.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-15

Starte Nerben. Cine 90
Sabre alte Srau Martba 9au In Gins
einnati. O.. muBte ii9 unIansit elmer
Imputation unterperfen. Ofeie mar
tnfofern bsmertenspertb, ba bic ga
tientin 6ei pDfligem gepuBtfein mar,
als ibr bas refte gein am ante abses
nommen tpurbe. 5rau 9all smpfanb
jeoo6 ni9t Die geringIten S6meraen,
oa man i9r 8etGu6ung8mittsl, tpie
Sotain, etc, in Die Wir6edGuls geiprisi
bate, luas oas 9eFii0l, aber ni9t bas
8elpuBtIetn tootete.
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ssm naufe i6ntf.

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fir Die 9eilung BON 8udlen'8 Irnica
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&alteper & SObn, @eo. S. S Sdmibt,
@isentimer, uno Ibolf 9reiB.
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bate geuBerung &aiier @ilbelms.
Die nod autbentlIben Beribten ifirs.
lid BEL einem @einrdh lber Die
oeutibsruiiiiden Beaiebunger eefal.
len lift. Die &euBerung tniipft an
Die Berion oes 6Dfmarldaus @ra.
fen 8enGenborff an. elmer betannten
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ruifiihen Butihafti in Berlin, Siirften
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nucle. vDaB fid unier Berbdltnis
au 8uBlano geanoert bot" ia9te 8ai'
ier Wilhelm. .ieben Sic am beiten
an SendenoDrf. Sriiber behielt er
DAG Wtonucle i'm Nuee. tuenr er fih
NIT mir unterbielt. uno iprah babel
fran56Tih, felt 8ioertDe iprid,t er.
tuett, id ibn anreoe. beutih, nno
oas WonOcle ldBt er fauen."
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Sine fdredide aalamttat

1T es, tuenn SIR Cure @eiunbbeit per=
liert, neil l1nperoauli6feit nnb Ser
ltopfuns einieben. 8rumpte Sei(uns per=
idaffen 81. Sings Meue 2ebenspi1en.
Gut fir &Opfpeb, @eritopfuns etc. 3u
baben bel S. &alteper & So9n, Geo. 3.
S. S6miot, @isentimer, unb aooli
DreiB. rs Gts.
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sphn perior bic Mutttr.

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Samllie uno ourd iie perlor i'd meine
Mutter, i6reibt s. 8. 9teib, 9armonp,
See. @dhreno Der lebten flint Sabre
babe i'd jeoed bel benz 9erin9lteu Nn5ei=
den BON 9uiten uno @rfdltune Or.
&ins's neue @ntbeduns fir S6winoiu6t
senonmen unb 2%nnsenleiben ab9emaubt.
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rer Sdlas fir &eib, uber Ell lerute auf~
5upaiien. Sdnellite 6eiluna fit Sulten
uno @rfdltuns. 8reis SO gts. uno 81,
gu baben BEL &. &atteDer & 5obn, Geo.
s. S. S6miot. @isentiimer, uno Qboli
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