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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1907-01-03
LIVINGSTON COUNTY NEWS.
Livingston Banner

Frank Morris, of Marion, but for
merly of this place, 'phoned to a
friend here last week that the min
ing company, of which he is mem
Der, had struck a 2O.foot vein Of spar
near Leviss.
Judge j. +. Gordon came in
Monday evening and was here at the
closing Of the regular term of court
Tuesday, at which time all the last
day orders were taken and court fin
ally adjourned Judge Gordon will
return here some time in January
to hear several equity cases which
have been submitted to him. Notice
will be given to all parties concerned
by the clerk before the hearing Of
their cases is taken up.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1907-01-03
ESCAPED SERIOUS INJURY
John ". Lucsst and His Daughter Miss
Virginia Thrown from a Buggy
Monday Afternoon.

The horse becoming frightened
while John W. LocAct and daughter
Mis-, Virginia Lockct ver, driving
on Washington street near Ireeu,
Yesterday afternoon ram away aud oy
rare good luck they were saved from
serious injury.
The buggy in which they were rid
ing wa, overturned, throwing the
occupant, to the ground and break
ing up the buggy somewhat
The only injury to either Miss
Virginia or her father wa,a sprained
thumb of the latter
The accident occurred IN front OF
DR.. stone, residence 90 Cantcr
street about four % clock. Hender-
son Journal
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1907-01-03
Notice 10 Electric light Patrons.

All patrons who use or desire O.
use - candle power globes should
report that fact to this company The
charge for the use Of 32s j. double
the charge for Ii, and a. our dyna.
mo l. fully loaded we cannot allow
the use Of 32 +. except as stated above
aud It Is exceeding dangerous to our
machinery and plant for anyone TO do
so without our knowledge. We re-.
serve the right to discontinue service
to any patron violating this Request
Marion Fec. 1t. Il lee Go.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1907-01-03

Shady Grove Lodge, No. $50, F..
& \. NJ, met Thursday, Dec. %
and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: f. \. Casncr,
W, NJ, Jas. Gilden, :. W, Will
East, J. W, Louis Mcdonnell, Sec.
c. II. Mcconnell, Treas, Vim.
Warren, s. D., Jay Brown: j. D.,
Clarence Crittenden, Tyler.
Hurricane Lodge, No 57l, +. u
A. VI. elected the following officer,
for the coming year a. J. Bebout
W. NJ, =. c. Moore, :. W. W, z.
T. Guess, J, W, DIR. W. +. Gard
ner, Treas, j. :. Snyder, Secy. j.
b. Moore, :. d., G. ". Love, J..
D., }. IL. Moore, Tyler, :. \.
Marks. Walter Fuuknouser, Stew
ards.
Dycusburg Lodge. No. 232. +. y
\. VI. met aud elected the following
officers T. l.. Phillips, W. VI.
Owen Boar, : W, J. c. Griffin, j..
W, d. G. Campbell, Secy., 2. X.
Cooksey Treas, j. K. Clifton, :,
D. :. l.. Yancey J. D.. John G..
Crouch, TYLER.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1907-01-03
,'DC,

Tuesday evening a storm party was
given Miss May Perry in honor of
her visitor Miss Marie Shrewsbury,
Of Crayneville. All reported a good
time and nice refreshments.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1907-01-03
6resham-0llue.

Miss Matte Gresham, Of Eddy
vile, and Mr. Ed Olive, Of Nebo,
were united IN marriage Monday
Dec. -, at the home OF the bride in
Bddyville, arrived here Thursday %.
to visit the grooms parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Olive, They will make
their home in Nebo, Ky. The
groom wa born and raised here and
has won the heart and hand OF a
noble, good woman.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1907-01-03
A 6raat Improvement

The Marion Electric Light * Ice
Co., is having all the large globes
to the street arc lights taken down
and cleaned and polished once each
week. This is done now inside the
house, where a. heretofore, if dene
at all was done in the street. The
result is very satisfactory as it gives
the clearest and cleanest globe il is
possible to get, and make. much
better light from each are.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1907-01-03

Albert L. Lamb aud family wee.
the guests OF Mr.. Molhe Trayi.
Christmas.
Mrs. J. r. Suwmeryille and chill
dreu, of Nation. we're the guest, .,
her parents MIR. and Mrs. G. f.. Do.
last week.
g. W Noggle aud wife, of p.
kosen, were the guests of Mr. An.
Mr., Percy Noggle Christina. wee.
Winired Nleamaker spent Christ
mas with his parents at Tolu. rrtur.
TO his post Wednesday of last Wee,
Cha.. ponakey has rented u.
nellie Walker cottage on North Va.
Kcr -ttc,t and moved T. it from i..
farm week before last.
Mrs. r. W. Wilson was threater..
with pueumonia last week and w..
under tho care Of her physician. f..
several day, she was confined t. t.I
bed.
Miss Edna Cole, who is as,i,u..
Mrs. Carlos, went To Frcdonia d.
spend the holidays with her parent
Mr. and Mrs. j T. PennicA of
Elkton, who had been the guest. .t
their daughter Mr.. 7. II. Lower
left sunday morning for home.
Beverly Todd Towcry, Of the r..
lucky state College, Lcxington.
former Marion High School gra8a
ate, was here during the holiday. OIL.
route 60 his home Ia Webster count,
near Providence to spend the h.h.
DAYS
Noah loung,. head Laundry man 81.
Wilson steam Laundry, accompan .l
by NJ. Young. lefl Friday h.
2l.t. for the old home at Carmi lII
90 welt hls mother aud spend Chr.
MA, AZ home Hc returned last Voc,
while Mr. lounes viii probabl, r..
return for several day..
Mi, Vivian Elaine Terry D. u.
name Of beautiful little .tnr -..
who arrived At the home 81 NJ ara
Mr. j Henri, Terry. iu Blod..r
VI. Dec. o. Mr. and Mr.. T,r
moved Co Blodgctt la.t fail aud @.
I,it many fu,nd-. M. Terry us-
th, second daughter Of NJ and VI.
j Randolph Finley. 81 Noa,L Mao
street
A fcw friend, ~ NJ. and Nh. q
j. >hrdc presented them wit.
chatting di.h Tor Christmas. asa -...
tlc reminder Of Marion aud d.r
many hrm friend. here who regret O..
give them up. Nr Shrodc vs-
raised here and Mr. >hrodc hs. Pc
sided here several ycar.. and ra.
superintendent % the light plant
Both were always iayoritcs in so,t..
~ here and since their marriagc base
afforded much pleasure tor t.r
crowd. Entertaining The chain.
dish va. initiated Friday evening.
Dec 81. and thoroughly enjoyed ty
al present
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1907-01-03
NJ SS~u~Q-1e~s-sNs)~-
M35eCIEfYI

The greatest event Of the holidays
for the younger society set, was Civ
en- Thursday afternoon at ) o clock in
honor of Miss Florence Sunson, of
Evansville. the guest of Miss Gren-
dolin Haynes, at the home of her
parents on north College street.
The house was beautifully decorated
in mistletoe and molly. And the
lights were shaded in red lending a
mellow hue to all the rooms. The
guests were served to punch in the
hall by Miss Marion Clement. After
the last guests arrived, very inter
esting contest was enjoyed by all and
also a picture contest, for the last
contest two prizes were offered, Miss
Elva PIckens received first prize and
Miss Katie Yates consolation prize.
Mrs. W. . Tucker rendered several
pieces on the piano which added
greatly to the pleasure of the oeca-
sion. The guests were next invited
to the dining room which vas besuti-
fully decorated, the refreshment
were cream, cake, chocolate and salt
ed nuts, candied orange peel, and
french creams. After the refresh
ments nuts to crack were passed
and each conta ined quotation or con-
nundrum. The young people enjoy
ed themselves until late hour with
their delightful hostess.
Mrs. b. L. Stevens royalty enter
tanned at the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
W. A. Blackburn Thursday after
noon, December goth, from 3 to 1.
About 30 guests were present and
spent a delightful time. A very in
teresting contest entitled Mem
wives. afforded much amusement
Nest delightful refreshments were
served consisting Of punch. salad
waters, pickles, coffee, cake and
celery. Misses lrabelle Carloss and
Margaret Moore presided at the
punch bowl. Mrs. Judge Blackburn
md Mrs. W. .. Tucker assisted Mr..
stevens in receiving. Those present
we're: Mesdames Gus Taylor, Tom
Cochran, II. X. Woods, Robt. +.
Haynes, q. c. Gray, +. II. James,
J. VI. jenkins, Geo. VI. Crider, 6.
y. Stone, 7. Mcconnell, K. G. |
Love. Misses Mabel Kevil, Lille |
'ook, Lizzie James, Matte Henry, |
lellie Love, Irabelle Carloss, Mar
,aret Moore.
Mrs. :. VI. jenkins entertained in
Ionor of Misses Ellis Gray and Inez
Price Saturday, Dec. 22nd. Those
resent were: Willie Croft, Ellis
ray, Inez Price, Bessie and Fanny
Woods, Nellie Love, Mildred Haynes,
Ierna Pickens and Allie May Ystes.
l vegetable contest was engaged
n which was very interesting. Re-
reshments were served consisting Of
ce cream, cake and grape juice.
Judge Walter Blackburn and wife,
I their beautiful new home enter
aimed their parents, Rev. Il. Il.
Blackburn and wife aud John A.
hurley and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
hurley and son and Rev and Mrs.
rant Hughes at Christmas dinner.
Miss Daisy Gopher entertained de
ghtfully Friday evening for num-
err of her friends. A conundrnm
ontest was enjoyed by all, and nice
efreshment were served.
Miss Ethel Hard entertained ! asst
thursday event ny and a most de-
ghtful time was reported by all.
\ few Of the young people spent
most pleasant time with Miss Mil.
led Haynes Wednesday evening.
Miss Alta Gopher delightfully."- en-
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1907-01-03
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

j. F. McNurpy. Of Repton, wa
here last week
Mr. and Mr.. Gu, Summcrgilc. Of
Mattoou. were in the ci,y Christmas
doing some shopping
Jane, Kcul. OF the llhuoi, state
University. at Champagne. arrived
home the week before Christina. Co
remain several day-. lie will return
to resume hi. studio, next Monday
Mr.. ". F. AcAudge len Thur,
day for Frcdouia to,i-it her daugh.
ter Mr.. Cha.. potbiu.. and her
son, John Nckudre.
Nj. Berthe Spec. spent Christina,
week with her grandmother Mr..
Brewster, near Cau-,.,.c.
r. h. Rushing and daughters
Alta and Bobbic. 81 Mexico. were BOO
the city shopping last week.
Mi, Rebccc. William. 20 rroN.
dence. and her sister were the guest.
Of Mr. aud Mr.. sam Gugeuh,Im at
Hotel Crittendcu Chai-tma, week
Mrs . + Dodge aud li,tIc daurh.
ter, Robbie, spent Christina. with
friends in the country.
Mis-, Bena Hill wa, the guest Of
Mrs. II X Wood, Las, week for
few days She H. living IN CadiF
KY, now, but ha. many freud. here
where she lived for several year.
during her childhood.
Rev. Virgil Elgin, son Roy and
daughter, Annie Allen. left Christ.
mas day for Hopsin.,illc 20 visit
relatives.
Crit Timmons. Of Scbrcc. va. the
guest Of J. q. Steele and family last
week
Miss Clara Crawford, Of Toiu. D.
attending the Nashville Conservatory
Of Music
Miss Bessie Trislcr reached home
Saturday Dec. 22nd from Ciuciu.
natl where she l. teaching She re-
turned to Cincinnati last Monday.
Miss Inel Price arrived Thursday.
Dec. 10Th, from Nashville where .hc
is attending the Conservatory Of Mu.
sic. She returned last Monday ac.
companied by Miss Cora Melton. Of
this city, and Miss Clara Crawford
Of Tolu.
Mrs. j, G. Specs went to Mexico.
Thursday, to visit her mother, Mr..
Lucy T.. Mott. She returned Sat. /
urday.
Mr., II. r Morris left Thursday /
10 visit the family of her cousin. /
Herbert Williams, for couple Of |
weeks.
Mrs. Mary Drury and two sons /
eft the week before Christmas To Wis. /
i her mother in Dixon.
Percy Finley and family. of Pa
iucah, were the guests Of Mr. and /
Mrs. j. Il. Finley during the Christ. /
mas holidays They returned home
saturday.
W. +. Miner returned from Bush
'reek, Tenn, last week to spend the
holidays with his family here. II is /
eported that he has good mining
over there and nice
'roft in sight. We hope this is
rue.
=. T. Sigler and two sons left for
'orydon Friday Dec. u, to spend
be holidays with relatives.
Fay Black, of View, arrived Mon
ay, Dec. -, from Denver, Col.
here he has been for his health.
Miss Ivy Hicklin, who is teaching |
Going Spring, was here for the
hris,mas holidays, having dismissed |
'hool for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. q. W. Baugher aud
'by, of Valparaiso, Ind. were the
nests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. h. sum !
eryille at Mattoon last week.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1907-01-03
Christmas Entertainments.

Friday evening Dec. II, Mrs.
Thos. Champ ion entertained in honor
of Miss Mable Yandeli About eigh-
teen were present and the evening
was a pleasant one. Various fruits
weFe served.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1907-01-03
Local Time Table |. C. Railroad
NORTH ROUND

Have you tried the new Cream
Crisp breakfast food \ ten cent
package and better than many of the
fifteen cent sellers. Morris a late-.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1907-01-03

Saturday night about fifteen of the
young people stormed Mr.. Virgil
Moore and jolly time was the re-
suit. Miss Carrie Moore played and
sang to the delight of all. The re-
freshments were fruits.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-10
WATCHING THE
OHIO CANT A|GN
Administration Greatly In
terested-Roosevelt May
Take the Stump.

Washington, Apr. 9.-The president
and his lieutenants are watching with
the most intense interest develop
ments in the Ohio political campaign.
They realize that the outcome of this
struggle will be of the utmost moment
to the administration. The remark
able statement is made, and by per
sons close to Mr. Roosevelt, that if
need be the president will get into
the Buckeye State hight personally,
and that rather than see Foraker win
he Will make one or more addresses
himself to the Ohio voters. no one
who knows the presidents disposition
to jump into a fray doubts that he
would like to do this. and will do IL
if the situation appears very bad from
his standpoint, unless held back by
his advisers in the cabinet.
In the New York campaign last
year he would have been glad of an
excuse and opportunity TO speak MS
mind on the r1earst movement Like
wise he would be glad 10 continue
IN Ohio his long-standing controversy
with Foraker. with whom he had a
memorable clash at the Gridiron Club
dinner some weeks ago. That CLASH
merely whetted the presidents appe-
tite. He would like to pound Foraker
deep into the political earth, beyond
hope of resurrection. The reports
from Ohio are good from the admin
istration standpoint. Foraker is re-
ported TO have alienated voters by
his attacks upon the administration.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-10
ROOT WILL NOT
LEAVE CABINET
Although He is Dissatisfied
With Procedure in Sew
eral Instances.

Washington, d. c., Apr. 9.-Again
rotary Root is to lay down his cabi-
net portfolio at an early date. lie
comes at the wrong time to be given
that credence which it might other
have been charged 10 Mr. Root, he
has never been accused of quitting a
post when he was greatly needed or
really could not be spared. 1t can
hardly be 'contended that the Office
Of Secretary of state and chief adj
wiser to the president of the United
States is one of luxurious comfort and
idleness in ordinary times, hut in
these troublesome times. with waT
waging in the tropics and the Welsh
rarebit getting in its deadly work at
the White House. he is buster than
candidate for office and deserving the
public sympathy.
1t is said that in several matters
recently Secretary Root has been
overlooked, if not ignored, by the
president When the cabinet dis
cussed the answer that should be
made to the Hartman letter, Mr..
Root, it is reported, did not favor the
course that was adopted. He wanted
the incident ignored or else a brief
answer, witrout going into all the
details of the Sherman letters Also
he would have been glad 10 see the
president go to Illinois and make the
reassuring speech that the financial
and railroads interests wanted, but
the president would not see it that
way, and instead of promising any
notifications of his policy, gave out
a statement indicating that he would
go straight ahead.
These sensations, however, are not
new to Secretary Root or to any
other gentleman who has ever sat in
cabinet meetings from John Hay to
Shaw But whether Secretary Root
feels aggrieVed and would likely lay
down the care of Office to renew his
lucrative practice at the bar, where
a challenge can be met instantly and
vigorously from whatever source il
comes, his plain duty, as he sees ii,
is TO continue along the lines he has
been working since he became the
head of the cabinet. He is anxious
to have, the American delegation to
the coming Hague Peace Conference
demand acceptance of the CalvO-
Drago doctrine, and his name will
be coupled in history with that OF
Monroe, If he wins this point. Secre-
tary Root has pledged the United
States to help the South Aemricaps
get international acceptance OF the
proposition that force shall not be
used in collecting debts. He believes
this is possible, and is convinced that
1t will supplement the Monroe doe
trine In a fashion that will guarantee
the United States the confidence, in
future, of Latin America, and assure
a development of Pan-American sen
timent that in the next generation
will be one of the great forces in the
realm of international policies. For
the sake of this ideal he will remain
in the cabinet
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-10

c., and ordered to Naval Hospital,
Newport, r. I.
Paymasters-U. G. Ammen detached
Naval Hospital, Fort Lyon, Colorado
and ordered to settle accounts; E. c.
Tobey detached Cavite Station and
duty.
Assistant Paymasters-H. l.. Beach
ordered to Manila, p. l.. via the West
Virginia; F. H Atkinson detached
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts and
ordered to duty in connection with the
fitting out of the Kansas, League ISL
and, and assigned to vessel when
placed in commission.
Paymasters Clerks-M D. Stuart
ordered home; G. G.. Lansing ordered
TO Naval Station, Guantanamo, Cuba;
w. y. Dunlap ordered to the Iowa;
Boatswains-J. Davis ordered TO Ma
val Training Station, Newport. r. l.:
J. E. Cartwright ordered TO the Frank
lin; d. White ordered to Naval Train
ing Station, Newport, R. l.; J. Eber-
wine ordered to the Pensacola; G..
Ollif and w. Spicer ordered to Naval
Training Station. Newport R l.
GunHers-F. T. Apologize detached
the Denver and granted one months
leave; G. G. Neumann ordered to the
Denver; c. ID. Holland to duty in con-
nection with the fitting out of the
Kansas and assigned to vessel when
placed in commission; " Carroll. re-
tired. ordered to Norfolk ward for
duty; l. S Walker ordered home and
granted two months sick leave.
Warrant BIachinists-T T Robin
son detached the Denver ordered
home and placed on Whiting orders
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-10
A CARD.

City code of ordinances, Chap. Is,
Sec. 1853 The city physician----
shall make physical examination OF
any member Of the police department
or of the fire department of the city
of Pensacola, in conformity with rule
5,-for such examination and re-
port in writing the city physician
shall be entitled to a fee of two dol
lars $4,000 for each and every eX-
animation, said fee to be paid by the
applicant for examination
J. HARRIS PIERPONT,
apr 9-2t. City Physician.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-10
NOTICE.

The cemetery committee of S.
Johns Cemetery are estimating the
cost of extending the mains of the
water company and putting City water
into the cemetery. All lot owners
who desire TO use city water there anG
are willing to pay a yearly fee for
same will please give their names to
me-
JNO. NJ. COE.
Recorder.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-10
NOTICE.
To My Friends and the Public ir
General.
NU- NJ NlOE.
Recorder.

have purchased the bankrupt STOCK
OF the J. G. Welch Carriage Co. and
Will open up the business On Monday,
April 10. with a force OF the best
mechanics in the south and will be
pleased to secure your patronage.
aDrI0-Iw JAS N. JOHNSON.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-10
Spring Medicine

In thousands and thousands of
homes three doses day OF Hood )
SaEsapariila are now being taken by
every member OF the family.
Because Hoods Sarsapanlla has
proved itself the Best Spring Medicine,
By its wonderful effects IN cleansing the
system, overcoming that tired feeling,
creating appetite, giving strength. Take
Hoods SarsaparilIa
In liquid or tablet form. 100 Doses 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-21
Die MusfteHunn.

Dns DirettDrium Der Gusfteuunass
geieuIhuft bat beihloifen, bic oies.
j6briae NuSiteuuna m6breno Der 2eii
bonn 9 bis gum "a. Nopember ob,u,
balten. Die 2eitu1g Der ~einseLnen
Requirements muroen fp(oenben 81.
rettoren ibermielen: 8. ". Tutt(e.
Daner : Department; George s.
Sauer. Observation-Disclosures Departe-
r1ent; Us. s. WpDre. @eHiQe(.De.
partenneRt; US. $. Sims, Blumeus
Departement; 8ories g. Bromn.
Vieb'D epartentent; Silna 6eiman1,
Bferoe : Department; hilbert Ste
pes, Shmeine Department; Sen.
ming 8rubn. ShoFe. uno Hteaen.
Departernent; s. W. gout, &unfts
Departen1ent; 8. s Straus, Depar.
tentent fir Gerihiebenes; Or. Treo.
Terrell, geDlogifdes Departement.
Wtit ben &rbeiten an benz Doppe(.
geleiie Der elettriihen Gtrasenbohu
nab benz Gusftelunesplate miro 10
baio Die m0altb beeonnen tueroen.
Won $40, 600 Subitriptionen, uelde
onS Dtrett0rium eiuiammeln mo Ute.
ituo $l2 500 beretts aeaeiHnet unb
meitere $4,000 in Nueiiht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-21
Sic gemperatur oes aIiaes.

Cine M0sli9feit, bic SiBe, bic elm
BliB entpidelt. gu meHen, gibt es naS
ttrlt4 ni4t, unb man lit besbaIb,
iDern man BITE Semperatur bes 8libes
tenrlen lernen min, auf aufdlige Sc,
Dbahtungen angetpiefen. Gin aliidz
ii9er 3ufaa bat nun @~elegenbeit aes
geben, tueni9ftens anndbernb ertennen
gu lahen, pie beib etn 8liB ift. Die
Spiben Der 8liBableiter tpurben friiber
0e%rgolbet; fpdter rpurben fte tbeiIpeiIe
aus platin bergeftelt. 9ieIes f9miIst
bet 1890 @rub gelitus.
Nun bat es fi9 f9on berf6iebene
Wlale ereignet. baB elm 8liB in cine
folde Spite fubr unb fe f9mol5. Oas
per ipeiB man, baB bic Semperatur
bes 8IiBes mebr als 1890 @rab bes
tragen muB. Run gibt es aber Elm
nod f4tperer fdmelabares Metau ais
bag 9Iattn. bas Sribium, bas bel etpa
1000 Grab f6miI3t. @erein3elt bat
man aud DISQUALIFICATION aus bic
fem Mstaa gema6t, unb pieberum
our9 einen gIiidIi6en 3ufau fubr Der
9ltB In cine fol9e SrtbiumipiBe, bic
it9 am 8liBableiter bes Obierbotoz
RUINS gu Saint gIpub befanb. Mu9
btefe Spite f9mola, unb fomit mub
alfo Der 8Gib cine bObere Semperatu:
als 1000 Grab baden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-21
9as Waieitic Eheater

oeranftoltet gu @aren pm @aIbings
toms S%eburtstaa. Sreitag, ben 49,,
cine groB Be Wtatinee. in pelfer ale
ardfte oes 2heaters auftreter uno
beionoere SDuoenire an bic Danen
berteilt Deroen. Die ISOLDE bietet
fnieoer elm n0Qitdnoig neues Bro.
grarnm NIT uielen rtarnbaFten Gunits
Tern aler 8randaen. Die 0ermal.
tung BEG 3beaters leet eineu 6aupt.
pert oarauf, redt bel Abuehsluua
gu biete1 nno es lit ibr bies bisber
IN bohem WaBe geluneen. Die Bus
pularttdt cieies 9beaters lit baupt.
iddlih auf oieien nmitano surndsu.
tnbrer nno oa Die Breile maBig, fir
Seoen erreibbar ftno. tam es nidt
ausbleiben. oa6 oas Ebeater aQs
abenollh uno bel ieber Matinee aes
fiat. lebr bdufie aber aud ausper.
tauft lift.
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