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"selection" versus Restriction
Of immigration.

Are the views which are held by the
so.called Restrictionists and anti-Re-
strictionists really wholly irreconcila-
BILE ? Must speakers and writers con-
tinue to be selected because they are
on one side or the other? Must the
decision which the public and which
Congress Is to make be determined by
the relative numbers on the two sides?
For from 1t. The differences are more
apparent than real The authorities
on both sides are really In accord on
many points which are of vital impor-
tance In settling this question. Those
who try to promote differences of opin-
ion; to array speaker against speaker;
who abuse their opponents and attri-
butte to them narrow and unworthy
motives, are not helping their country.
1t should be tbe earnest epdeavor of
all those who have looked into this
question at all to do what they can to
emphasize the many things on which
some agreement mas been reached, and
to stop exaggerating the few things
on which honest differences of opinion
may naturally always be expected to
exist. 1t should.be pointed out that
Restrictionisti is hardly the right name
for the majority of those who believe
in further immigration legislation.
There are comparatively few who
wish to reduce to large extent the
number Of our immigrants by impos-
Ing a very high head-tax, OF by limit
ing the number who shall be allowed
to come in any single year, or by sus-
pending immigration entirely for a
period of years. Such persons may
properly be called Restrictionists.
The vast majority of persons in this
country want some changes In our ex-
istine laws to make them more effec-
tive, and some additions to the exclud-
ed classes. All such persons are in
favor of selection of regulation, rather
than restriction, and hence might
rather be called Selectionists. When
thus named, there are few of our citi'
zens, who do not belong in this latter
group. Most of the demand for furth-
er legislation is distinctly along selec.
tive, rather, than restrictive, lines.
Even the much-talked.of illiteracy
test, which has called forth violent
opposition at the hands of the anti
Restrictlonists, would probably not
permanently cut down the numbers of
our immigrants TO any very considera-
BILE egree.-From "Sane Methods of
Regulating Immigration" by Robert
Dec. Ward, in the American Monthly
Reviews of Reviews, for March.
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NEW PETERSBURG.
March 5, 1906

~ s'ONs
The Dallas Dramatic Company rem
dered "Uncle Jed's Fidelity" in the
/. o. o. r.. Hall last Saturday night to
small but attentive crowd. They all
did we'll.
Quite a number from this place at.
tended the hoss sale in lEillsboro last
Saturday. Some boughS and some sold
Frank Blazer is preparing to build
a new house this spmmer. Edward
Buneain contractor.
Born to MIR. and Mrs Mont Stuclcey
last Thursday, q fine boy.
Rev. Crothers 10 holding a revival
meeting in the Presbyterian church
this week.
About twenty pensioners appeared
before Notary NJ. 3. Williams on
Monday and signee their pension
vouchers for the past quarters money
Uncle Sam owes tho;n.
II. A. Vanpelt held public sale on
Tuesday, and moved with his family
to Leesburg this week.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Mary J. Hastings to d. G. Holmes,
Leesburg lots, $500.
Sue A. Strider to David Morrow,
Greenfield lot, 81 etc.
w. e. Grice to Joseph Vinegar,
Fairfield tp., Is a. 81 etc.
John Emery to Cora E. Stroop, -
tp., a, sl5.
Mary Cope to Curtus s. Thompson,
Greenfield lot, 81 etc
Rebecca s. Cox to w. NJ. Pavey,
Highland and Fayette counties IS a.
S24O0.
Edward Dilts, ct al, to Walter s.
Dilts, Madison tp., S53 a., 81 etc
George Cunningham to j. G. Cum
niugham, New Petersburg lots, 800.
Mary Il. Wright to h. N. Wright,
Union tp., 26 a . 1920.
Sarah G. Wright to u. N. Wright,
Union tp., 26 a. $1,000
Anna Purdy to Azie p Mott, White.
oak tp., II a. 1850.
Cordelia Priest, ct al, to G. w
Ladd, Fair1eld tp, w a. Sol39.
Elizabeth Hiser to l.. d. Calvin
Paint and Brushcreek tps., 1924 a
$500
Sarah Il. Dwyer to Frank Pommert
Paint tip, 63 a. 81 etc.
Charles Woods to w. II. Mullenix
Washington tip, 1876 a. $500.
f. T Slddens, et al, to Ellis Roberts
Union tp., I25 a. $500.
Nancy a. Town, ct al, to h. o
Bonner, Madison tp., 2s5 a. Sl2 ,sl3.0'
s. Clay Moore to Thomas Hagerty
Fairfield tp., l0l a. 1858.
Chas. Il. Haynes, exr., to Thos. n
Laiferty, Dodson tp, 92 a. s276S. %.
Ann Mcdonald 10 Mary f. LittleT
Madison tp., II a. 81 etc,
James Rigdon 10 Amer ]. McCul
Tough, Greenfield lot, 81 etc.
Louisa b. Milburn to Joseph L
Caldwell, Madison tp., 80 a. $1,000.
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MARSHALL.
March 5, 1906.

March D, iSOt.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Grabill, of Fair
view, we're called here by the serious
illness of his mother, Mrs, Mary
Grabill.
d. w. Carlisle closed his second sue
cessful term of school here last Fri
day. He will begin two months
term at Stringtown school to-day. G..
n. Stanforth having resigned.
Leslie Wilkin and Fenton Kesler
closed their terms of school in the
Burnett and Simpson districts last
Friday.
Mrs G. r. Murphy has recovered
from an attack of quiusey.
There will be a play given by
Principal c. r. Lucas, of the Boston
schools, and the dramatic club in the
X. of p. Hall next Saturday night.
Reserved seats 25 cents.
The following officers we're elected
at the last Christian Endeavor meet.
ing for the ensuing year President,
Mrs. Emma Smith V. p, +. II. G
Bell Sec, Miss Anna Dick; Cor.
Sec, Mrs. Verna Jones; Treasurer,
Miss Nettie Buffers. This is the
Oldest society in Highland county.
The Skeen Rhoads trial was con.
Quoted before a. w. Lucas as Justice
last Tuesday. A jury trial was held
in which the latter was given
judgment for 326 76.
a number Of our people we're at the
Costello sale last Thursday, and a.
stock sale in Hillsboro last Saturday
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"'77" Works Wonders.

When the '1nitiatives" Cold is cared
for, no serious results follow; the time
ly use of DIR. Humphreys Seventy
seven" breaks up a Cold at the start.
Neglected, hard, stubborn Colds,
Influenza, Catarrh, Coughs and Sore
Throat are cuved by the continued
use Of "Seventy-scven."
'T7" works wonders In any siluent
arising from Colds.
~ Druggists, % cents, or mailed.
Humphreys Bomeo, Medicine Co.
cor. william and John streets, New
Z ork,
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Ohio Patents

Granted this week. Reported by G..
A. Snow & Co., Patent Attorneys,
Washington, d. C.-Elmer and Il. s,
Berry, Hebron, corncutter and shock
err; Frank M Blair, Toledo, automo-
bile; Francis d. Boyle, Toledo, pad
for upholstered furniture Charles Fl.
Buchler, st. Marys, base bali bat ;
Henry b. Cooper, Columbus, hose sup
porter William j. FADE, Dayton,
fence post; Arthur Giesler, Dayton,
trubine water wheel construction
willard o Long, Mansfield, horseshoe
calk and fastener; John Mormans,
Cleveland, aerating device fox mat
tresses; B; David j. Ogilvy, Cincinnati,
producing carbonaceous pigments /;
Otis n. Priudle, Collinwood, iron rail-
way tie; George II. Rookie, Cincinnati,
bung busbing William j. Schultz,
Cincinnati, loose leaf binder; Samuel
J. Scott. Columbus, rail fastening and
supports Henry X. Shauck, Cleveland,
explosive engine Johu Shepherd,
Toledo, adjustable bed bottora; Geo.
NJ. Stadclman, Akron, vehicle tire
Geo. W. Stinebring, Shreve, sZwmill
Charles Tetteuborn, Cincinnati, hinge
for step ladder Jasper Vannette,
Tifsu, sowing machine; Owen w.
wittpier, Colum bus, brake hanger.
For copy Of any of above patents send
ten cents In postage stamps with date
of this paper to G.. a. Snow 81 Co,
Washington d c.
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Want IL Read in School.

II is proposed by the game and fish
commission TO have enacted by the
next Legislature law to require the
teachers in public schools to read a
certain number of times during the
school year the law relating to song
and insectiverous birds. The number
of birds destroyed annually by small
boys with air guns and target rifles
Is alarming, and the warden thinks
that If Young America is given to un-
derstand early in his youth that it is
not only Illegal but very wrong to kill
these birds, great good will be ac.
compiished.
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PULSE.

March 8, 1905,
Blaine Pulliam and wife, of Price.
town, Willie Stodge and sister, Ethel,
we're guests of J. II Duvall and family,
Sunday,
Il. S. CLANCY, of Hillsboro. was the
guestof his son, I. A. CLANCY, Thurs
day.
Frank Dychc, of Buford, was a calle,
at 4. Il. Brocics Sunday evening.
Joe Gocdy left for his home IN Ken
tucky SATURDAY.
several from here attended stocl
sale at HilISboro Saturday.
Joe Boiler has moved from Hawk
farm 60 the farm he lately purchased
of Ek Hawk in Brown county.
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Notice..

All persons knowing themselves in.
debted to The Hlllsboro Hardware Co.
are requested to call at once and set
tie, AS the firm has disposed of their
stock of merchandise and are desirou.
of closing their books for settlement
The books of the company will be
found in the old Post Office building
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SpeeialLOW Rates,

To all points ia Montana, Idaho
Washington, Oregon and British c o.
lumbia, February t5th to April It;
1906. Round Trip Homes e k ers
Tickets on special days. Write mt
once for information aud maps TO IE.A
F.. scHwEGEL, Travelling Agent, Wis
consin Central R'yr I07 Traction
Bldg, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Clerk-And what sort of lace do you
wish, madam
Mrs. Ittamile-Some ancestral lace,
please. see that it is being worn by
the incest people.
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Coal! Coal 4!

G. y. Pence handles all the leading
grades Of domestic lump and furnace
coal. Delivery is promptly made and
prices are right. Sec him before buy.
ing. ONCE at n. s, w. depot. Both
phones.
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Kind Lady Have you ever had edx-
eatioual advantages, little boyY
Ragged Kid-Nopc, hat I've had
mumps an measles, an hoopia'. cough.
Don't want nothin' ese.
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Three little rules we all should keep,
To make life happy and bright,
Smile In the morning, smile at noon,
Take Rocky Mountain Tea at night.
KAUFMAN & BAER.
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"Your wife has such e,pressives
eyes"
"Yes--.and abe does pretty we'll in
that line with her tongue, roo"
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81 wish, " suffered the bashful suit.
or, desperately, az wish that Is, I
wonld like--rd rive great deal 10
l:now--to 6ud oGt whether-whether
yeu could care Tor me"
"Weu,"sa'd the weary ua ldcn, with
.o1inly veilcd sarcasm. "Of course
chere's ouly one person to 20 10 for
such infovnafton-you M ust 90 20 New
York and CONSUL n good clairvoyant. >
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ClareDce-M,-s SharpVn has GRAINS
enough for two bah Jovc.
Florence Then why dcn't you mar
ry her, Clarence?
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Ca u on John Pfarr for cleaning ant
repairing. l5l West Main street.
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"l mSde ny first dollar picking up
chips, said Che self-madc nan.
And who staked Gu TO tho stack
YOU started in on 2" was the inter.
viewers absent minded question.
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Special attention given to cleaning
and repairing. PHIL THEMES
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cAAS. o. M. WRIGHT,
DENTIST.
Grown and Brldgel Work a'SDe6laliu.
once B. High st. Home Phones.
hILLSBORO MARKETS.

Corrected weekly by TheUnIon Grocery q
hHLsHoRo, March q, 1906.
Retail Grocers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-26

oaaerr: Die ,,2ouiiana" bat 49,.
W.. OU getoitet uno fir bic ,.gpn=
f1ectieut" fino iebt ibpn 81, 2l2, 900
ensge9eben m0roen, Dbne oaS oas
@noe oamit erreiht lit.
= Staotiibe 8eamte babeu in
Seattle, Waibineton, cine unteriroi,
lbe dinefiibe Nnfieolung enoedt.
abnllh Der, melbe biz sur &atoitrp.
pbe IN San Srancisco beftano. Su.
penn Ole Sopftrdger @eee unter Sc.
nduoen, Irotoir8 uno SeitenitraSen
aruben, baben iie aebeime Gerbin.
ou1laen NIT Spielbduler uuo Opiuu,s
b0blen berseiteQt. Wanhe oieier
Weae erttredten iib faft BON elmer
StroBe bis CUR anoeren.
@ouD. @uilo BON Wal1ahuletts
pat cine Betition auoelteut erbalten.
o1e mehr alS cine Wei(e lana III un6
iiber lis. 1000 Namen entbdlt. gr
tDtro oarir eriubt, oaS iiber ghos.
:. Euder 0erbdnate 9obesurteil in
leberlslanglibe Soft umsutuanoe(u.
2uder 1T tpegen Der @rm0rouna BON
fri. Mabel Sage in 8efton aun
2ooe nerurteilt moroen. Inter ben
Betenten befinoen iid 80, $50 WR6n.
aer uno 35. 695 Srauen.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes
itaatliben 0Osipitals fir Mus1dbiae
IN Der W9he nnn RemO Orleans fpnnte
in Dem an gouuerneur Nlanharo Qe.
ianoten Beriht meloen, oaB aura
Wtal felt @riinouna bes So.
orei Gusidbiae gebeilt poroen
limo. Or. 6optins gnn Sfaoor
Oger beritten oariber in ausflhr.
Weife, Die @ebeilten tpuroen
entlaifen. Sc beiBt ieooh ueiter in
Dem Weriht, oaB Die aeflrhtete
@ranthelt fid i'm Staat QnuiSiaua
melter ausbreitet, oaB e8 iheint, ais
% Elm lsuer Musbrub iraenomo
iei uno oaB nod l1tr.
betannte Initedunasberoe bethlehem.
unteriuht meroen lolteu. Sn
el1igen 5dlen baben 4atienten,
tnelde aus Dem 6oipital entflohen.
ore Srentbsit u~erbreitet. Die Sc.
aislatur miro eriudt, Die Wittel au
beiieren. WortebrunQen su bepiQi.
gen. 8ualeia empfieblt Die 9eb6r.
De, Die Wnnoesresieruna ~aufsufor.
bern, Elm 8unoesbOipitaI fur Gus.
81 ibaffen.
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Maerlet.
= Im Treitaa iino bic ftaotilden
gelhloI1en moroen.

Gm Treitaa iino bic taotilhen
Sbulen aeihloiien tuoroen.
Die T~eNertDmmiiidre tuinihen.
oaB einiee leidte @aiolin. Teuerlpris
Ben angelbafft uno in Weit gno uno
Gppernment 9tu plastert ueroen, ba.
nit tie eDentuea pDr ben 6hilern
Der oortigen &naben'S hulen in Nn.
penoung gebrabt ueroen f6nnen.
Die Sungen Der Beaeod : Shule in
Weit gno iino aerne bereit, cine
Seuermebrtompaanie gu bilben. 9as.
letbe piro mol NIT ben Shaleru Der
Weit'1eras Ntabemie auf @Dperns
t1ent 0iu Der Sat iein. Die Jeuers
tommiifare mDdten aud, oaB nod
elm 0atens uno Setter . @aQer1 anoes
ifafft ueroe. Die Soften fir Die
@rhaltung oe8 S%euermebr Departe.
u1ents in Dem NIT benz /. SUM be-
einnenoen Sisfaliabres ueroen auf
SCI, 295 peranlblaet.
Die 8rano Republic Winina &
Manufacturing Company bat in
4uitln ut1 eiuer @barter nabeeIuht.
Oieielbe miu in Der 0abe BON Goa.
buila in Wferito Elm WineuaefGaft be.
treiben. Snf0rporatorer Iino: Sane
VI. Gallagher. Daniel 8. SuQipan
uno S. 8. SuQipan. DaS Ropital
betrdgt 5000. 900.
&0nitabler Stenens uno Des
pntg Sheriff @ofortb itno nod i'm,
n1er auf Der Sage nab Boz Gar
9ieben.
Geim bieiiaen 8uTneB Weens
Stub baben iih mebrere 3eute, Die in
Shomet.9eras cine blbmifae Solo.
me 9rlinoen uno 81 oteiem 8med
$20. ZOO Nder faufen moqen, nad
ben Terbdltnifen in Der bieiieen Sc.
aeno ertunoiat.
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gleldseitia n~ieoeraine, Der Beah
greet uber feline ufer getreten uno
bat Sunoerte BON Ndern 2anoes,
ote NIT &orn ooer 8aumupQe be.
pHanat paren. uberlAmemmt; man
bDfft ieoOh, oaB bierppn nod Wan.
Dies gu retten lit. Wan miro aber
piel tleu pfan5en miiHen uno leiber
tit es ib0n gu ipat i'm Sabr, als oaB
man nod einerl 9uten grtrag ermars
ten t0nnte. Sebr Iblimm Iiebt es
fir Die aruaen Renter aus.
Im Sreitag nahmittag qeaen
3 ubr nuuroe 2ampaias bon einem
9ageliturm beimgeiubt, oer piele
rNmnings" fortriR. Seniter aertrlm.
merte uno ipnftteen Shaoen anrid.
tete. Wab benz Sturm wuroe es
empfinolih fubl.
Nus Salfurrias uno Bropns.
bile miro %aeneloet, oaB BON bort
am Jreitag Die eriten 8aHermelonen
nerlhidt muroen. Dielelben ainaen
nab @aco uno Dallas,
Wah Dem 8eriGt Der giIeus
b~abnfommiffiou baben Die ginnab.
men Der teraniihen gilenbabnen
ndbreno Der NIT Dem 81. Mdrs en-.
oenoen neul MDnate i'm 8eraleih
mt oenlelben reur Wonaten oes
norbergebenoen Sabres suaenoms
men. Die 8unabme belGuft iih auf
IA biz 8.91 Brosent,
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Z 3.

Die in Der 0dbe bes tleiueu
Srtes 8o6ett, @ais County, aeles
gene Tarm BON s. .. QUITE tuuroe
am Donnerstag abeno aeaen 9 ubr
BON einem Gpclon beimaeIuht, Der
Ole @ebauoe auf Dem BlaBe puq.
ltd1lolg serftDrte. Sn benz 6aule be-
tanoen fih our Belt Der BeIiber,
ieine 5rau uno feline 9 Rinoer, nur eli.
mes Der SeBteren, elm MGoAen, emit.
tam uroer(ebt. Das Siingite, elm
nSabn" pom neun Xaaea, nuroe ae.
totet, elm anoeres, elm Mdeden BON
. Sabren, tpuroe t6tlih uerlebt. QUITE
lelbit bat iebr ihpere Berlebunaen
el1tpfanaen, etna3 better lit feline
frau oan0n aefommen; audi bel ben
libriaen 4inoern fino Die 8erlebun.
gen rttt gefabrlib. Derfelbe Sturtn
rld3tete audi auf Der Sarm BON s.
US. Spurlod Sdaoen an. aueroinas
larae nibt 10 niel tpie auf Der QUITE.
ldet, 6arm. Dem @turm folQte elm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8egen, Der aqes
nberihUemmte.
Muh aus 5tatonia tummen
Weloungen iber ben 5haoen, ben
oas Sagelpetter am Bead Greet, in
6agette uno @onsales County, am
gerldtet bot. Awiiben giftern uno
eolong iou cine Strede uon atuau.
aig Weilen 9anae uno elmer balbeu
BIG orei Weifeu Breite pput9noia
oernnltet ietn. NuBeroem 1T, in
6olae oes i6weren 8eaens, Der
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S6eete, NtiB Glie, @aloeIfon, Ser.
96eler, George, Sos Ingeles, Sal.
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8tttler, @nna, 8alinger, Ser.
Bintler, eibnep, 8alineer, Ser.
Winlauer Otto, Se9uin, Ser.
Wolt. Grau 8ilbelmine, 6iaie, Ser.
Molff, emil NR, 9'6anis.
3anoer, auguft, @uftin, Ser.
3!er, 3arrp,. Muffin, xer.
5ter, Grau 8, 4utin, Ser,
3ileB, o., 8in9eiter, Ser.
sou, @oOit, 6apettebi1e, Ser,
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Guf ieltiame 8eiie uuroe in
elnem nGiienbabn : Camp, in Der
9abe nDn DeGiooer, 4ouifiana, cine
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Wtebrere Der i'm Camp befinolihen
Neute ibten iih i'm 9beibenfhieBen.
oabel lhlug cine &ugel in einen
9aufen 9bnamit uro bradte i'm aum
eEplooieren. Gin eemiiier 9. s..
Sobnion muroe getDtet uno Elm auoe.
rer Wann Nameus Seating uuroe
ihper nerlebt.
Die 8unoes . 8ranoiurn in
Nalbotae bat mad mebrm6bennifen
ul1teriuhunaen Die Mnflaoe oeoen
abaia Dunamittel Sabritanten erbos
ben, Dab tie cine unseieblide Ser.
blnoung einaeaangen ieien. 9ie Ser.
%btnonns uiro als ufFertiliser.9 ruit"
beseihnet.
Die meritaniihe &eaieruuQ bat
m lhrer antwort auf ben 8rutelt BON
8aibington ertl6rt, oaB fie uDQft6u.
dig i'm 9edt gemefen Iei, ais tie Dor
elnlaer Belt mebrere Siiherboote aus
Beniocola. Mobile uuo @olpeltpn
feitnebmen lies. Dem Sdreiben
lle9en &arten bel, aut oenen Die
Steuen be8eibnet fino. an oenen Die
Soote tettaenDmmen muroen. Da.
mad i6tent es a~lleroinos, bah Sie fid
IN meritaniibeu 9emdHern befans
ben.
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aut Den 8erften Der 0euport Stems
Sblpbuiloina Company Der RieI fir
oas S9ladtibiff Southland" aeleat:
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alerun9sperften 81 bauen. Der Yer.
lub 1T 81 @uniten Der erIteren ous.
aetaHen. Die r1ouiltuna" 1T iebt
'ertla uro NIT Der Connection"
.ptro es mol nod mebrere Monote
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Elm TEXAS WUNDER.

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oau's grDBer @ntoeduna, betit aae Nie.
rem uHo 8lafsnIeiben, entfernt Stelne,
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8beumattsmns uno ale unreselmabig.
tetten oer Nieren uno Der 8laie Bel bel.
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5laihe reibt fir stuet Mpnate uub Der.
febIt ielten 5eiluns. Or. 6. 50. Sel,
aletniaer Sabritant, .. .. 8Dr 629, ct.
9ouis. Mo. 9aBt guh 8eusniie ihtdeu.
bum Serfauf bel allen 9ruaaiten.
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ben GaI BON Retarrb, Der nl9t barb Gfauebmen
tam. e'N' w
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lsit ben lesten Is Sabren %asiann. uRb balten i'm
thr uOltommen ebrenbaft in allen 8ei6dItsperbonD.
lun9en nno fnan5iel befdbi9t, aae BON Ieiner Tirmo
s!neeaangeaen 9erbiuoli6teiten su erflien,
Balotns, RiHnan & MarOtn, Srosbans
DELI. DrOautteH. Solebp, 8.
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% @ents far Die Glaf6s. gertaaft bon allen apOz
gsbmt saH's samtieu.9susu fir gerfOptuuo
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Den 9ant Der SaahmeIt

beben lih Iene ebrfutrbieen frommen
W6nbe %ertuorben, tueIfe aus 2iebe fur
tbre Ieibenoen Wttmenihen bic ct. Ser.
naro 8rduterpinen 5uiammenfeQten.
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beitebenoen Binen baben Tid,,
heutsutage Seoermann betannt, eli.
men Beltruf ertuorben unb uieie Eau.
ienbe BON Reuiben, bic burh bic giqen
BON ibmer5baftenl uno a~ualpoIen 2ei6eu
ertpit tporoen finb, iegnen inn Stiaen bic
M6nhe als tuabre 80bit6ter
Der ieibenben Renihbeit.