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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-02-02

Rev r. H. Bowling, b. D.. the
able and distinguished pastor of the
Butte Street Baptist Church of Nor
folk was married to Miss Oracle p.
Nickens OF Winton, n. c. last Thurs
day, January 31st, 1907. This was
a great event and we wish the happy
couple a most prosperous matrimon
ial voyage.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-02-02

/. Mr. Arthur II. Hall of New
York city arrived in the city (Man
chester, Va-) last Monday. He
was looking the best of health.
Mr.. Robert ]. Morris OF Man
chester, Va, who has been confined
TO his room for more than a month
is convalescing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-02-02
A Valued Compliment.

Petersburg. Index Appeal. Dem. I
The Richmond PLANET, the
ablest Negro paper published in the
country gives Senator Tiilman the
most unkindest cut of all when II
says of him that as an ally he is an
almost intolerable handicap.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-02-02

health OF the Ohio Senator.
The speech OF the President and
the reply of Mr.. Foraker consumed
so much time that the dinner was
adjourned before four or FIVE spea (
ers on the programme could be
heard.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-02-02

Rev. Madison Jasper and Mr..
Allen Jasper of Fine Creek Mills.
Va called oil ms.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-02-02

Subscribe to the Richmond. Va.
PLANET. Only $50 per year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29

Mrs Anna Lipscomb who has
been visiting her niece, Mrs. w.
G. Johnson, has returned to her
home at Memphis, Tenn.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29
Two Arrests for burglary.
Constable McCalpin left ne

Tuesday night for Wichita Falls
with warrant issued on grand
jury Indictment for the arrest of
Raymond Haynes, white boy who
was wanted here on charge OF bur
glary The young man was arrested
Thursday and brought here that
night Subsequently after his arr'v-
al here in custody of Officer Nc
Calpin the boy made bond and was
released. Young Haynes, in connec-
tion with another boy named Char
ley Hutton. is alleged TO have bur
glarized store at Garrett some
time ago and upon this allegation
both boys were indicted by the
grand jury. Young Hutton was ar
rested at Garrett Tuesday afternoon
by Constable McCalpin and released
under bond
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29
Trinity Defeats Austin College.

About two hundred people went
from here to Sherman yesterday on
the Houston and Texas Centrals
football special and all report great
time despite Sherman's muddy
streets. Local Agent John c. Kenne-
dy accompanied the excnrsionlsts
TO see that they were provided with
every accommodation needed TO
make the trip a pleasant one. 1t Is
estimated that more than one
thousand people saw the game be-
tween Trinity University and Austin
College The game was played on a
muddy field and was hotly contest
ed. At the close of the game the
score stood: Trinity 5; Austin Col
,lege 0. Trinity's touchdown wa'
made within five minutes after th'
game commenced.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29
4 SHOTGUN WAS USED
llueoCe terN SAst sod Moed ~
OsrieS lesSChaef.

Waco, Texas. Nov. s.-Lasrenee
Ferrell was shot and Killed at Otto
yesterday morning. Charles II. Leus-
elmer admits the killing and is In
custody. Ferrell was shot twice.
once In the abdomen and once in the
head. the weapon used being shot
gun. Terrell was armed with a pis-
;ol. The shooting occurred near the
home OF the two men and created
great excitement Ferrell had been
in the employ of Leuschner on the
Iatter's farm for some time. II is not
known that they had any previous
difficulty. The dead man was about
30 years old and leaves a family.
Ieuschner is % years old and also
has a family. Both are well known,
Ieuschner went to Marlin in com
pany with Constable krumnow and
a large number of the citizens OF the
Otto community The defendant
would make no statement of the de-
tails leading up to the killing. On
xamination the bond was fixed at
$4,000, which the defendant imme-
diately gave and was released
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29
REASON TO M THANkFCL.
Aa Observer DvclaEr~ That WaAa'
hAchie II 1rst Town in
coansry.

Haxahaeihe has much to be
thankful for. She has. The best
people OF any city in the country. The
best inland cotton market In the
world. The best railroad facilities OF
any town In Texas The best tEb
streets for a county seat Ia Texas,
The best lights. aud water In Tex
a.. The finest all-around climate In
the United States. The best school
and University. The greatest living
mathematician. The best living ar
lists and musicians. The best chnr-
ches The best banks. The finest la
dy penman The greatest travellers
or globe trotters. The most polite
and prosperous business men. The
best record among the young men.
The most fascinating young ladies
The best behaved boys and girls
The best theatre in the country.
The greatest authors and lectur-
ers In fact the greatest town IN
the country All said without ma
lice or Dragging. Simply facts. no.
ticed by one who travels constantly
and knows Waxahachie is a really
good town, and all should be
thankful. A TRAVELLER.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29
THE PEOPLE GIVE THANKS.
Union Service at First Presbytef
ian Church Largely Attended.

ian Church Largely Attended.
! The Almighty has smiled with
lavish hand upon the people o
! Waxahachie during the past twelve
months and in order to manifes
an expression Of appreciation for al
! the good things that have come to
them a large audience assembled at
the First Presbyterian church on
Thursday morning at 1880 to take
some part in union Thanksgiv-
ing service. For several years 1t has
been the custom for the various
congregations of the city to meet
at some one of the churches and
unite in an expression of thank
fulness.
The annual sermon this year
was preached by Rev. G.. II. Hogan,
pastor of the Central Presbyterian
church The preacher selected as a
text the first verse of the ninety
second Psalm. He briefly alluded to
the origin of Thanksgiving and
gave a comprehensive review OF the
achievements Of the nation and
state during the past year Con
cerning local affairs and conditions
the speaker said the people of Wax
ahachie had much to be THANKFUL
for. and closed his sermon with an
urgent appeal for liberal offer
ing ior the poor.
The scripture lesson was read hy
Rev W. NJ Nevius. pastor of the
Baptist church, and Mt Chalmers
Mcpherson, pastor ot the Main
street Christian church offered
the praycr
AZ the close ut the sermon the
oflerlne tur The poor was taken bY
members ~ the trlici committee.
This committee ls composed uf onv
representative from each chur,b 1s
follows FIRST Presbyterian. r. NJ
sleeper Methodist ts' Penn
Central Presbyterian. r. D. Con
ualI, Naln Street Christian W a
Glbsou Fint baptist B.. A. Todd
The ottegina consisted ia ssh aud
pirdsv sarts and Hmuuafrd to
near uttlc sam The pleass fagd fnu-
trbutisos fa fhb fuud sil' hs tue
fauuasi ana F.busFs u Il
te4utsIcH tnaI tHsse srtrsl
msaaa u. .sII .1 .ams mfmHe. af !
fas sbet. ..wm..t."
Co., U boz Duaaa.| .e..r.H.f Haa .
f.sa.al.H .t .Hs .mH.t. ..
taI fhaI Hssf.r ESQ., #a ts
dsHaE IHr gs# H... h... .H
Nte a. fFft amN at.r a8 /
snE ..r .aaHH.. .# aH
fHHt @ $3.50
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29
WORK or NI~ REANT.
Some One Hurts Bottle Through
Windo~ Of District Clerks
tNficv.

The mere fact that Lem Wray.
deputy district clerk. had ius, left
his desk Thursday night shortly az
ter 10 O'Clock probably accounted
for him esca- serious Injury at
the hand. n. mIscreant who
hurled a so> H. Nottle through a
window of tM.S.,te with terrific
force. The upper glass OF the window
in the west side OF the district
clerks office. which is located on
the second floor of the courthouse.
was shattered by the missile and the
desks were covered with fragments
OF the glass. Had Mr. Wray been
seated at his desk. where he had
been working several hours on the
district court minutes, he doubtless
would have been severely injured.
Mr.. Wray stated 10 a reporter Fri
day morning that he had no Idea
who threw the bottle or what
prompted him to do such a thing.
He went to the office early in the
evening to work on his minutes so
that he might have them ready for
Judge Hawkins approval SATURDAY
the day for court to adjourn. short
" after 10 O'Clock he turned the
lights out preparatory to leaving the
office. Just as he closed the heavy
steel door between the large room
in which court documents are kept
on file and the private office he
heard a crash and shattering of
glass behind him. An investigation
disclosed the fact that one OF the
large windows had been broken. The
missile which did the damage was
found on the floor near one or the
desks. When Mr.. Wray reached the
courthouse yard the person or per-
sons who had broken the window
| had disappeared.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29
NEGRO IS BOLD RObbtR


Houston. Texas. Nov. 80 Frank
Wells, who was employed BY the
Weils-Fargo Express company as
messenger, to deliver cousixnments
OF money in this city, was held up
at 1880 O'Clock yesterday morning
on the stairway leading into the
general offices of the Houston and
Texas Central railroad company In
the Grand Central depot and rob
bed of 5000 In currency. The money
was consigned TO the treasurer OF
the Houston and Texas Central rail-
road and the messenger was on his
way up the stairway TO deliver II
when he claims he was assaulted and
the money taken from him.
The messenger had reached the
landing on the stairway and was
about to emerge on 10 the second
floor, when, according to his state
ment of the holdup be was confront
ed by a negro and assaulted. Resist
ance was offered, Dut II Is aileReu
that the negro struck the messenger
with his list, and then took the cur
rency. which was in two packages,
one OF $3.50 and the other of $3.50,
from his pocket. The messenger
pulled his pistol and fired two shots
in quick succession to give the
alarm The reports of the pistol were
heard all through the depot and
clerks from the various offices has
tened to the scene.
During the afternoon the inyesti-
CATION conducted was very rigid,
and it was not long after the inquiry
was begun that sum OF money
was found and restored to the ex-
press company.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29
New Medical Register Opened.

A new medical register has been
opened in the district clerk S office,
and DR.. C. 8. Diggs, the colored ply
sician Of Waxahachie, was the first
to have his name enrolled therein.
All physicians practicing medicine
in Ellis county are required to reg
lister between now and July Z, 1908.
The new registration book was open
ed in accordance with new law
enacted by the thirtieth Legislature.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29

Regular meeting of WaXabaehie
Lodge so. so. T. O. o. r. tonight.
Degree work and nomination OF of
Ulcers. Let all members be- present
promptly at 5.3o Visiting brothers
urged to meet with us.
ED PLCNHOFF. y. @.
G.. r. GIBSON. Secy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29

Bankrupt sale of groceries. All
goods sold at cost and below for next
few DAYS. w. A. RawlS, Main street,
back of Rogers hotel. 205pd
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-18

assigns. Watil tho snid Corporation or
It's assigns shall have executed Il for
maj acceptance IN writing Of the pro-
visions of this Ordinance, which
written acceptance shall be filed
within ten days Erom tho ratification
thereof with the tlcrk Of tho Town
Council Of tho Town Of Newberry
who shall record tho same on tho Or
dinance Book at tho Foot Of this Or.
dinance and the Mayor and Town
Clerk shall furnish tho Corporation
herembcforc MUmcd or it's ussiyns, II
certified copy Of snid Ordinance md
its acceptance thereof ~ Hlcd with
the Clerk.
Section Is. This Ordinance shall
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-18
Newberry will have the two high


schools which will be her share under
the provisions Of the high school act
passed by the last legislature. One
OF these schools will be at Prosperity
and tn" vote has already been taken
and was practically unanimous in
the establishment Of the high school.
The other one is to be established at
Little Mountain and the vote will be
taken this week and no doubt will
also be practically unanimous. In
both these school districts there are
already good schools and good build
ingS and all that will be necessary
will be t" provide the high school de-
rarlmcnt with the two teachers in
that department.
We congratulate these two COM
mnnltlcs upon securing the high
school department il their schools
and upon the unanimity with which
this action has been taken.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-18
Tuesday, June Is, 1907.
PRESS ASSOCIATION.

The South Carolina Press associa
tion, which met last week at the Isl,
Of Palms. was one among the bes
meetings that the association has hel,
IL number of years. The aitcndanc,
was very large, and some fifteen ol
twenty new members were added t,
the roll. The entertainment was al
tha, could be expected, and good fcl,
lowship rcigned supreme among the
press who had laid aside the cares
of the Office for few days to enjoy
Tie ocean brcezct.
The ScaShore Hotel. under the man
agement of Riddock & ByrMes, is
furnishing most excellent service
this year. everything being all that
any one could expect.
The association very much enjoyed
the address Of Mr.. a. B. Williams,
formerly the editor of the Greenville
News, but now of Richmond, Va.
lhrin" the meeting nn Saturday
=, the president of the association call
ed on Mr.. u. II. GadSden. Of the Con-
soidatcd Railway. and who has also
recently taken a trip TO Europe to
study the immigration question, to
address the association on the sub
Ject Of immigration. Mr.. Gadsden s
views on this subject are cn,ira'
correct according to our notion, and
we hpor to have something more to
say IN this connection in the future
issue Of The Herald and News.
Gaffney was selected as the next
place for the meeting Of the associa-
t,"n and the present officers were re-
elected for another wear.
II is always Il pleasure for the men,
hrrS "f the press tu visit Charleston.
The hospitality Of these people is not
eNccllrd by that of any people any
where. and as evidence Of the appre-
cation Of this fact ny the members
of the press in this state. number
Of meetings of the association have
heen held either in the city or at the
Isle Of Palms.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-18

take effect from and after it's pas
sage and acceptance of the South
Carolina Public Service Corporation:
I DON & AND RATIFIED IN
COUNCIL ASSEM- BLEED. AND THE
SEAL OF THE TOWN OF NEW
BERRY AFFIXED THERETO BY
A. Il. BROWN, Mayor, nttested by
Eugene S. Werts, Clerk of the said
Town Of Newberry, at the Council
Chamber Of the said Town Council
in said Town. this the 14th. day of
June, 1907
A. T. Brown,
Attest: Mayor.
Eug. S. Werts,
Clerk Of the Town Council.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-18

The export edition of the Columbia
State, which was issued last week. is
probably the largest and most Ella
borate edition ever gotten out by il
southern newspaper. Not only this,
but it is very creditable edition to
the enterprise of the management Of
the State and will do ii great deal Of
good in the information it furnishes
as to the advantages of the port Of
Charleston. 1t should open the eyes
which this port offers as a port Of
export.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-18
1t should be understood now that
not man in South Carolina has any
thing "agin" Japan.

The Court of the Grand Duchy Of
Sake -Mciningctn has been ordered to
put on mourning underwear for
Prince Moritz, Of Altenburg, and, by
necessary implication, the peekaboo
waist must also be worn.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-18
Jamestown Exposition. Norfolk, Va

For the above occasion the Char
lesion and Western Carolina railway
vii! sell cheap round tri p tickets For
rates, etc, see ticket agent or write
Ernest Williams,
G. P. A., Augusta, Ga.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-18

Yes, "Maiden Martha" sugges-
tion Of a Jamestown Expedition is
equivalent to a propose Of marriage
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-18
{. Z {. s. MOWER co,

How about some nice fmy Lace Curtains
for your parlor wlndows2 These impart an
air of elegance to room which helps WONDER
fully to express the refinement of the home?
There is beautiful Ecru at $500 per win
dow which is very desirable when one wishes
to have something other than the white.
We have just from the manufacturer a
splendid lot in the Net Curtains with App-
que.
They are in beautiful pattern, some quite
eab borate, others more simple to suit all tastes
and requirements as to price. These range
from 50. 90 to $500 per pair. We have as
we'll the Lace Curtains in other grades from
S6C per pair to $780,,
We want to mention also fine line Of inn
ported Drawn Work in Scarfs, Covers, Mats,
etc. This is very attractive and is fine for pres
ents. Quite range Of prices, Csc to $500
per pair. -.
We Will be nleasad to show thasa ooocs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-07
q nfInft
Seit ii6er 60 sSahren

i9on tpuroe Wrs. @insIotp's Sootb-
ing-Sprup BON W9iaionen Ton 0iit.
tern beim 3abnen Der &inoer ange-
penoet. 8irIt Oh i'm S6lafe 0ur6
oas S9reien zines &inoes geItort,
oas I'M 3abnen iIt uno Dor S6ner5en
Weint? @enn 10, Ialie iofort cine
Slai6e bon nWfrs. @inslotp's Sootb-
ing-Sprl1p" 6oIen. Sein @ert lit
unbe5ablbor. gs miro Dem fleinen
2eiben0en iofort 2inoerl1ng beri6af-
fen. 8erloBt eu6 oarouf Mtiitter,
es lit fein 3peifel oariiber. Gs betIt
9iarrboe, re9uIiert Sen Mo9en uno
bic geieren beieitigt 8ino-&olif, er.
mei6t BEN @olunen berbinoert gnt-
5iinollng uno It1rft 0as gan3e Sp.
item. uMtr8. g8insIotp'8 Soothing
Sprup" fir 5abnenoe &inoer lit on-
genebm i'm @ei9mad; oQs 9fe5ept
itantu1t bon einem Ser beIten tpeibIi-
den @er8te in Sen Ser. Stooten. @8
lit bel aIlen 9ruggtIten in Ser gan3en
@eIt 81 boben. Brei8 % Gents per
SloI9e. &ouft ni6tS anoeres ols
yWlrs. 8inslotp'8 Soothing Syrup. i"
8arontiert inter Der 6ooo ono
Drugs g[fte, 80. Sltni 1906, Serial
gtuulmer 1898.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-07
Orgieu inter Ganpnenbpnner.

Ser beporitebenoe 9ro5eB StoeBel
lenft oie 9lufrnerfiomfeit mie0er auf
Die Greigniile m6breno oeS ruiiii6-
iaponii6en &rieges uno beronloBt
piele rlti1ii6e Sffi5iere uim. in Dem
S6aBe ibrer bielen uno ni6t ilttmer
l6mei6eIbaften Grinnerungen an oie
atoQe ariegS5eit" berltn13uframen.
9(ud Elm &err &llptl6insfi ner0ffent=
lidt ieBt III Der Stub" einige @r=
innerungen oie elm be3eidnenoes
2idt ouf Die oonloligen 3uitGnoe in
Der ruiiii6en 9[rmee merfen.
9llS &upti6insfi Ii6 no6 ieiner
Riiffebr aus Ser jopariiben Sc
ianOti6oft nit 3pei 9efonnten III
oos berii6ti9te ger9niiglrngs=@tob=
lfIienent a3ooGogti6er @orten" in
Gborbin begab, nor er pertpunoert,
Dor Dem gingonge cine Sdilomade
81 Ieben Ser lu1ge6enre i6eunen=
ortige Saai NOR bon 9ffi5ieren Der
peridieoenIten 8affengottungen iiber=
fitllt, Die nit geIdnlinften NIT Bril-
lanten iiberlobenen o0anen" an 1tn=
3obligen fleinen Sii6en iaBen. 0o
Dos Srinfen bon S6nopS BON Gene
rol geoOaron berboten Dor, muroe
oieles @etrdnf in = 2in1onooenflo-
i6en 9erei6t uno mie 2imonooe ipur-
De oieies 6rennenoe 9eoB olls 2irno=
nooegldiern aetrll1fen. Die Elmo
nooe" tronfen ntbt nur Suboltern=
9fft5iere, ion0ern au9 3ruppenfonl=
manoellre 3ie 8reiie i'm @barbin=
lben u3oologiiben @orten" poren
gerooe5lt mar6enboft, obglei6 iie
no6 Der BON General gfaoorom be-
itatigten Sare bere6net lpuroen. lin
einen 9egriff BON oieier 8ore 8u ge=
ben, beroffentli6t &upti6insfi oie
inn ON ienen1 9l6eno iiberrei6te &ed=
nung, Die mir 5ur @rinnerung an 6ie
tollen Gborbiner 3eiten folgen loilen
mn n on
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@iienbaDu= =5a6lplall.
9. u. & q. V. 8ahtt

"Sabb Grodet"<8ug mad SouTton, @aIbeIton,
Beaumont unb Orange. 9t6fabrt 8 llbr a6enos,
snfunft 7.55 morgens.
9sab aerrebine, stbfabrt $50 ntoreens, an.
funtt bort 11.3O atbfa6rt bon &errbtue 4 llbr
na6mittaas, slntunft in San Qntonio 7.5O
abenbs. gsur 9anftagS mad Serrbtne: 116r
na3mttaes. &iGTabrt bon bart Naontags 8; }
mor9ens, @nfunft in 5on gtntonto $50 NOR
gems.
gsa6 guero, goafunr 9ouiton, @nIbeIton,
Stootnes, 0fodoaIe, Cameron uro 8pco, 9bs
fa1rt S.45 borrnittaes, 9tnfrnft ubr moreens
9sadb geebtne, Corpus gbrtitt, 9lItce, 0aatbis,
Nranfas BaB, Rodport, 9t6fabrt t.50 nads
m.ltaes unb 1tbr abenos. 9tnfunft 7.55
morgens unb $50 nad6mittags.
gtad6 SaIfurtas, stbfabrt 8 1l6r abenos. atn@
futft 755 norgens
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@s perloutet ooB @eneralfelo-
moriboa 9raf b. Soeieler oie 5. 9(r=
mee=sSnlpeftion erbolten miro, oeren
@eneral-Snipefteur Ser peritorbene
@roBber5og bon 8aoen 9etpeIen lit.
9ieie SSnipeftion unfaBt Die @rnlee-
forps m Der @eltgren5e, oos IA.
{&arlSrtlbe), oas 10. (StroBburg)
lno oas 16. (Web).
8elttide 8beoer 6aben ioeben
in Samburg cine tpi9tige &onferen5
ob9ebolten. geo6 eingebenoer 8era-
tl1ng iplroe bei6loIien einen 5onos
BON 100000 Sranfs auf3ubringen,
Inn onoeren our6 9rbeiter ter-glusItGnoe
beordngten Gbeoern 3u belfen. gu
nG6it iollen 6elgii6e lino bol6noii6e
&beoer unterltiitt iperoen, Die idort
1eit gerarner 3eit nit Strife 5u
fdnpfen gebabt baben.
9tonirol 8rin5 Seinri6 pol
BreuBen Der gbef ser oeutI1en &o6-
ieeflotte, erinnert in einem fSlotten-
befebl oarat, ooB pier8ig Sabre ber-
floiien iino, leit0em Die iebige &riegs-
flogge gefiibrt poroen lit. Cine Ster-
le oes 8efebls Gautet: n9ie Slogge
mebte iiber Den btutiden Gfi(;eit
rein unO unbefleft. Sic blidte Der,
ab ouf ernIte 9(rbeit, treue 8flidt-
erfiiQlng uno opferfreuoige Sin
aobe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-07
Ginen b6sartfnen g[nariff

auf einen nebrloien Menl1en mo6t
5ittpeilen Der anl6eineno gan5 I'M.
niibe fleine 8lin66arnt. llnbeadtete
geritopfung lit Die l1ria6e, 2eberer.
itorrung folet. Or. Sings geeue 2e-
benspiaen reguIieren Die 2eber un0
eingepeioe ltno berbiiten 9lppenof-
citis. Breis 25 Gents. 8u baben bei
aoolpb 9reiB uno &. gobn & 60.
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Die i1hliihe 0Renier,rnn

Die iadiiid5e gfegierung bot
IN einem italienii6en @eridt Elm Ser.
fabren eingeleitet our6 pel6es oie
friibere aronprin3eiiin pon Sodien,
oie ieBige 6ra1l 9oielli, ge3munqen
peroen ioa, Die fleine 9rin8eiiin go.
nifu Bia beraus5ngeben.
Sn Der rliiii6en Staot Ooeiio
iino na6 Der 9eerOielmg oes 9oli5ei.
defs 0alfinsfp Ser Dor einiqen ga.
gen ermoroet muroe, mieoer 0Slloen.
nerfolgungen Dorgefonlnen
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fppuen.
sSn 5umma 237 &bl.

SD err0te bor 96on1 i6reibt
aupti6insfi, menn i6 an ienen
9lbeno 5uriidoenfe, Sen i6 unter Dem
S61b Der S6ilopo6e I'M Riifen Der
9lrmee perbra6te;; miro ober ou6
General 4ooarom erroten ser in
paterIiber Siiriorge fir ieine Inter
gebenen cine 8anoe bon Gqrbern
uno Srgien orgqniiiert bate? aann
General geooorotp Dor ieinem @eipii-
len, Dor Dem Gaterlonoe beIte6en?
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5. & 6. u. ssab,,.
Qlbfaflrf.

9aa6 alien gsoro>9eras- -euntten
........4 l16r ltrlo $50 born1ittaos.
@ad ct. 2ouis, @tempbiS uub oem Often
......:....5....1.25 116r nadnitta9s.
gea1 Wferifo 1920 l1br borulttta95.
antmnft.
Son st. 2outs uro EN- Often $50 moreens
Son lofalen Yurfteu .720 abei16s.
8on ct. 2ol1is Ii. Dem Often, $50 nprg.
8on 2areoo 1ltb WeTifo -. LOS na9nl,
Son ct. 2olti5, &at1fds, Gttb 1890 ab0s.