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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09

to be present as an observant phys
clan.
In support of the murder theory II
is pointed out that the grass over the
spot where the body was found was
burned over four weeks ago. There are
ing. DR.. Marvin himself few days
ago nailed up a fence post almost on
the spot where the body was found
There was no body there then.
Frank and oliver Pleasanton and
Howard Marvin had searched over the
spot on their hands and knees three
weeks ago. So did Detective Simmons.
They declare they could not have
missed even an egg.
Hundreds Of farmers, detectives and
newspaper men had searched over the
ground foot by foot day after day. 1t
seems incredible that the body could
have been there and not have been
found.
Marvin Grateful to Public.
"There Is little for me to say" said
DR.. Marvin. In my hour OF great
gloom and unspeakable suspense,
the whole American people par
ticularly the press of the country, to
which 1 cannot express thanks enough,
labored night and day to find my boy
He Is found now, the same little boy,
the same little clothing we bundled up
for him on that bitter cold day in
which he went to play In the hay
stack.
THE awful horror Of not knowing,
day or night, where the little fellow
was, whether in torture or privation
Is now upon us. If his life had been
taken in the peace Of God or by foul
hands afraid Of the death penalty for
kidnapping, then that Is a matter for
the state Of Delaware to consider, not
for me-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09
GO SLOW IN HAVING
CHILDREN, SAYS WOMAN
HIGH IN CLUB WORK
Secretary of the Missouri Fed
eration Takes Issue With
President Roosevelt.

Joplin, Mo-. May s.-Mrs. Henry N.
Hess, of Kansas CITY, secretary of the
Missouri Federation Of Woman's clubs,
has placed herself on record as differ
Ing with President Roosevelt in regard
to the question Of race suicide.
Il cannot agree with President Roose-
veIt," says she, that it should be the
aim of all families to fill their homes
with little ones. / regard the bringing
Of children into the world to life Of
poverty and distress to be one of the
greatest evils OF the country.
When parents are we'll to do the
question assumes another phase, but 1t
Is simply planting the seed of anarchy
In fertile soil to fill the world full Of
little children and turn them loose to
battle with the world, uneducated and
united for the struggle"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09

ilOIILLS
,..............,....' '''.''''''''
This simple inscription was placed
upon the casket of the little son
Of DR.. H. n. Marvin, who disappeared
from his home near kits Hummock
Just two months ago.
Funeral services were conducted in
The parlor of the Marvin home Sunday
by the Rev. H. B. Kelso. of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, and afterwards
temporary burial was made on a lawn
Of the Bay Meadows farm. Later the
body will be removed to Sioux City. Ia.
State Abandons Crime Idea.
Immediately upon the finding of the
body the machinery of the state and
county was started to discover the
cause of death If possible. Accidental
d2ath with peculiar surrounding cir
cumstances probably will be the YER
1iCt. Coroner Joseph Galloway impan-
eled jury and testimony was taken.
Fully 500 farmers and others swarmed
around the small building, anxious to
look at the features Of the little boy.
The face was hardly recognizable from
:he familiar pretty portrait with which
the country was flooded, for 1t was
much swollen.
DR.. Marvin, looking wan and feeble,
was sworn to identify the body as that
UI Ills sui, anu IlG was LilC Ollly VIII
ness. The jury next marched across
the big wheat field to the point where
the body was found. 1t was this trip
which raised in the minds Of many u
doubt as to the accident theory, and
the distance as measured proved to be
1,760 feet on an air line. Why little
Horace should have crossed this field,
ditch about four feet deep" then
through wire fence and on into the
bog. was most mystifying.
Public Not Satisfied.
Many refuse to believe htat he did do
this. Added to this fact were the state
ments Of numerous farmers who aided
In the search that they had traversed.
after the disappearance, the Identical
point where the body was found. A
measurement OF the water showed
seven inches. while IL few feet away
there was u much deeper hole. The
farmers said there was not so much
water there when the search was made
and pointed out to the jurors thai the
heavy rain of last Friday night ac-
counted for the large amount now.
This very fact, however, supplied an
argument for those who hold that the
child became bewildered and wandered
away from the house. The large pre-
cipitation they say, tended to float the
body and wash 1t from the hole where
it had lain so long.
The pOstmortem, held Immediately
after this inspection, when the jury
was set at liberty to meet the call OF
the coroner, did more to give credence
to the accident theory than all else. Ex-
animation showed the little boy to have
been dressed precisely as he was on the
day OF his disappearance. The red knit
cap, Buster Brown" suit, blue overalls,
recfer overcOat and blue. knit gloves,
and underwear, were all lust as he left
the house on the clustering. cold, March
morning.
Pennies and Dolls in Poeketa.
IN HIS pockets were two pennies and
two tiny broken dolls which he 1.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09
AS PARENTS DANCE,
CHILDREN BURN UP
Father and Mother Leave Sly
Little Folks Alone, to
Attend Party.

West Branch, Mich May -Four
small children were burned to death
last night in the home Of Martin Camp
bell, eight miles from here.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell had gone to
a dance a mile away leaving six little
ones locked in the house. They left
a fire in big stove and In some man.
ner this ignited the house.
The oldest two, aged 8 and 10, es-
capped in their night clothes.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09
RICH WOMAN DEAD,
MURDER SUSPECTED

New York May S.-Suspicious that
she may have been the victim OF a.,
murder have caused the police to begin
an investigation into the death of aged
and wealthy Mrs. Sophia Altmeyer,
who was found in her home on East
EightY-f1rst street Yesterday.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09
MRS. STETSON WANTS
MRS. EDDY'S JOB
PAPERS IN a
NEW SUIT SERVED
ON MRS. EDDY.

Concord, N. H., May s.--Mrs.
Mary Baker Eddy, founder OF
Christian Science, was served with
papers today In suit Instituted
against her by Marryetta Chapple,
OF Wichita. ..
While nothing Is known concern
Ing the nature OF the suit. II is be-
neved to be connected with a Kan
sas real estate transaction.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09
PHILIPPINE SLEUTH
CATCHES A CRATER

San Francisco. Cal, May S.-Theo-
dore ". Halsey, ex-business agent Of
the Pacific States Telephone and Tel
egraph company, who is under indict-
ment charged with having bribed men,
bers OF the board Of supervisors in or,
der to secure the franchise, arrived
hero today from Manila In custody Of
Captain Trowbridge, Of the philippine
----pAt service.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09

Pittsburg, Pa, May Limited States
Senator Penrose is TO be forced out
and his place taken by c. H. Friclk.
To carry out this scheme Senator Knox
will claim Valley Forge, in the eastern
part of the state, as his home, and the
political leaders will then declare that
one OF the senatOrships must come to
the western part and that Knox must
not be ousted. @
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09
BLACK HAND Is GUILTY.

Wilkesbarre, Pa. May S.-Eleven Of
the thirteen Italians who have BEEN
on trial here, charged with Black Hand
crimes, were declared guilty today
when the sealed verdict of the jury
was opened.
The two others are acquitted.
! The principal charge is blowing up
the home of an Italian named RizzJ
because he refused to pay money to,
the Black Hand.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09
CHINESE VISIT ARSENAL.

Leavenwortn, Kan, May -Four
Chinese army and navy officers who
are guests of the nation and en- route
to the jamestown exposition left here
this afternoon for she Rock Island. Ill,
arsenal .. 2.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09
ON VERGE oE MAR

Washington. May S.-Tho state de-
partment received information that
diplomatic relations between Mexico
and Guatemala have been terminated.
The outcome is awaited with appre-
hension.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09
TURKISH TROOPS ANNIAnArgp

London, May SIT is announced
this afternoon in a dispatch from Con-
stantinople, that seven battalions OF
Turkish troops have been practically
iannihilated in q battle with rebels In
the province OF Yemen. Turkish
Arabia
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09
tx Rourr INSANE

Denver, Colo, May John L. Routt,
thrice governor OF Colorado, was de-
clared by a jury appointed by the coun-
ty court to inquire as to his sanity to
be so insane and distracted I'm miKd
as to render him incapable of manag-
ing his estate"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Chicago, May 8. New York exchange
IS cents premium.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09

Horace N. Marvin, jr., died
March 4, 1907. aged years and 10
months"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-19
NOT|C|AS VIR|AS
Do :uncos. vaIiosos setvi.
clos de Ia poIicfs.-RO-
bo y capturs.
EN- 81 CONSOLIDATE
Toma de possession d | senor
Acuia. : Ladrone: de ga
nado en- Jayuys. -

De Juncos nos dicen con fecla
7 del corriente:
aContin1a Ia policia insular de
este pueblo dirigida por el cabo
Aguayo, prestando valiosos servi-
clos, como 10 justIfica la captura
de Rafael Garcia, individuo que el
domingo ultimo, valiendose sin du-
da de la circunstancia de no ser CO.
iocido ell esta pobla cion, Sc permi-
ito penetrar ell una de las pulperias
.sitlda ell la calle de Comercio, Y
apiovec1ando los instantes Ell que
el dueho don Victor Torres y su
dcpendlente Sc ocupaban con pre-
luura ell despaclar a otras perso-
mas, creyendo Garcia ser socio del
expresado comercio, abrio Tranquil
lamente el caj6n del mostrador Sc
encauto de III chek, algunos billie
tes de banco y varias monedas frac-
cionarias.n
-SEREALIZA a precios muy
reducidos oda la mercancia de este
viejo establecimiento, consistente,
Ell un complete surtido de ropa he
cha para caballeros y niiios, calza-
do, relojes y articulos propios para
hombre. S. L. GIUsBURG. San
Jose IS frente al correo. 1914 alt.
FL cabo Valdivieso, de Utua-
do, comunica al cuartel general que
el guardia Tlrado arrest6 en- Jayu-
va a los individuos Cresencio v
Juan Rivera, acusados de robo de
ganado, ocupandoles tres reses y
setenta y un dollars Ell efectivo.
Aver tom6 possession del car
go de Director del Departamento
Consolidate, para el que fue nom
brado rec;entcm por cl honora.
be Gobernador, nieStro respectable
coinpatriota y di>tinsuiio amigo
don Francisco de Paula Acuiia.
EWPARA carreras de caballos.
venden relojes especiales 6 contadores
de quintos de segundos q $6. 40, s.. 90,
$1,000 y $I1.oo, porte pago, los seiio-
res F. Kehrhahn y Co., San Juan.
Pucrto-Rico. alt,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-19
DE RIO GRANDE
abIecimientO de ss6uelIs
en- los barriOs de CINE.
nezy Cieatga-alts.
FL SCHOOL TAX,
de un ci emst6g,a-
TO- Quejas de gran r1.
nero de propletar os.

El Ayuntamiento ha acordado
imponer para el venidero afio fiscal,
ell aSc.iool Taxn. Necesaria era tai
resoluci6n, para que Ia Junta Esco-
lar pueda deseuvolverse mcjor, es-
tableciendo las diferentes escuelas
que COL legitimo derecho vienen
pidiendo los barrios de Gimenez
Cienega- alta.
-Ha llegado a esta poblacion
el Cinemat6grafo aPuerto Ricos.
Su empresario el sinpatico don Hi
ginio Espino ofrece dar varias fun
clones que rcsultaran del agrado de
t)dos por 10 atrayente y variado del
programa.
-Rumorase que q caLo de
la policia insular Julio M Izquier-
do, que comanda la fuerza de este
pueblo, por motives de salud pedira
su traslado para otra poblacion.
De con6rmarse esos runores, el
Concrete y los mayores contribu-
yentes verian con gusto que lie sus-
tituyese el cabo Sierra, actualmeate
Ell Luquillo.
-Muchos propietarios de los
barrios rurales, quejanse, de que
hace dos 8 tres meses estan huer-
fanos de los scrvicios policiacos, de-
bido a que los agentes de este cuer-
po limitan Sus servicioS & 10 que
concierne 8 comprende Il radio de
Ia poblacion sin ocuparse de los
campos donde vcrdaderamt nte ne-
cesitan una exquisite vigilancia, ell
contrario de la pacifi ,idal y Jnra-
dez reconocida de los vecinos de es-
te poblado.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-19
GARGANTA

Cdransen sin tenor a que Sc re-
produzcan, los dolores de garganta, IA
ringitis, atnigdalitis, ronqueras, cos
quilleos, tos nerviosa, extinciones de
voz, anginas, con las Paltillas Houde
d la Cocaina.
Su u.o serecomienda especialmen-
te a los oradores, profesores, cantan-
ties, y a todaS las personas que fatigan
su voz por un trabajo excessive.
Los padres, cuidadosos de la salud
de sus hijos, deben hacerle chupar de
cuando en- cuando esas pastillas, a fin
de evitar en- ellos las Granulaciones y
las Vegetaciones de la garganta. Pa
ra evitar toda deception, que pudiers
ser grave, exfjase la frma (Houde) SO.
bre La faia de garsntfa de sus Pasti
llas).
En- venta en- todas Las buenas Far
macias. Depositot az, rue AIbouy
Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-19
COASEJO EXECUTIVE
Di. IS -T6'minO de- Ia pri.
mera session de dIch,
cutrOO legislative.
COaRALEs De PESCA
Bill sobre deficiencies, apro.
bado. Un voto de gra-
oias para Mr.. Fost.

A las ocho y media de la noche
Sc reanuda la session.
S. vota y aprueba el H. B. I57,
'sobre pesca ell corraleS.
A propuesta del doctor Barbo-
sa Sc pospone inde6nidamente Il
II. B. 5S, para enmendar la secci6n
IS de la ley titulada aLey para es-
tablecer un gobierno local y para
otros fnes.o
Sc aprueba, con una enmicnda
el c. B. 7, sobre presupuesto de la
iSla.
Sc aprueba tambien, sin en-
miendas, el bill sobre deficiencies.
Mr. F4lkncr propone Till voto
de gracia y de felicitaci6n para Mr.
Post, por medic de una resolution,
que public6 este diario EN- su mime
10 del sabado.
FL Consejo pucsto de pie aprue-
ba Ia mocion del senior FAlner.
FL seiior Post prouuucia un
dlscurso para dar las gracias al
Consejo.
Sc nombra una comisi6n que
unida a otra de la Camara participe
al Gobernador que ha terminado
sus trab4jos Ia primera session de la
Asanblea Legislative.
Cumplida su mission, regresa
aquella comunicando que por su
conducto, el Cobernador felicitaba
al Consejo y a la Camara por haber
terminado cumplidalnente su labor.
Lease el tnterrs,nfsimo /0AetM Id
RELNA MARCAR/TA, 0ue
abarroe en- las bdPiuas s. y O.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-19
jim d6nde queda ESQ?
Don Onofre Sc indigna, Ell
apariencia, para exclamar:
: Al peri6dico!


: Al peri6dico!
! ", murmurando-a iilnbeci
lesh Sc encamina a su domicilio
empuiia la hueca peHola, terror d,
los lectores, { inutiliza veintt
cuartillas, que Ell blarco, como es
taban, hacian mejor papel.
En- el articulo salen a baiIar, 4
cara descubierta: el Cura con doi1a
"Custo lia0, ana de llaves eI
Domino con la stiiorita aLibradap,
no de malas lenguas; el Juez con
7orovidencian, la inspiradora de au-
tos; el Galeno con eValerianan, la
mujer del boticario, y el popular
Alcalde con la nmadre de suS hiiosp
--interpretada asl-o con Ia aPro-
fesora de inglGsD, sin interprete.
Otros caballeros y se1oras, dando
que decir, contribuyen a Ia GAMMA
clon y realceO del holgorio.
En- tanto los aimbeciles,D juntos
a la aPiedra de las desazones,S opi-
naban convencidos:
Como don Onofre no hay
dos!
-Ya 10 sabes! Ensucia mas
plpel, 81 a manos viene, que un
a5ogado eli pleito de ricos.
Naci6 con pluma.
En- efecto, ese hombre lego a
este mundo de miserias, destinado
a esctlbir, por culpa de sus proge-
ritores.
De vez en- cuando el, conocido
por aRompe y Rasga,o y don Ii
burcio Higiiera, alias aCortafrios :
de pueblo limltrofe -p6nense de
acuerdo para discutir, pGnola en-
rlstre, so5re 81 las aguas del rio
aMelones0 son cristalinas 8 turbias.
Da gusto oirlos.
Don Onofre empieza -acontes-
tando a tn taSoHado ayttcuLo . .
Y don Tiburcio Sc inicia. eTu bien
cNtIdI tluWd ..... Y en- esa for
MI, acaricandose, entran Ell aagua y
para sostener aRompe y RasgaS que
es turLia, Cortafrlo 10 contrari =,
Crista,ina.
Cuando la contiendA toma VII, :
10, aparece un nEidrofoboD Ell la r -
dacci6n de la hoja, que patrocira
tales atentados; y, reconviniendo al
director, c6mplice le,ponsable, d.
ce.
(Conhinua en- Ia bagina 5a)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-19
En- FL PAlI! lllAR

Grandes novedades Sc han re-
cibido en- el PARIS BAZAR de
PEDRO GIUSTI en- carteras de
mano, portamonedas, bolsas de
mano, cinturones, collares de perlas,
cintas de fantasia pasadores de bo-
las grandes para sombreros, capeli-
das de paja de Italia y de paja de
arroz y muchos otros articulos, to-
ncs de Ultima novedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-19
Don OnOfrG


~ a que inclusa lleva dol
Onofre sus importunos hijos, 10
que da a luz al calor de la lampara
por obra y gracia suya, para ator
mentar impunemente 4 los lectore'
pacifcos? Muchos periodicos 10;
rechazan, conociendolos, con la dis
culpa' proverbial, creada por las
conveniencias-aLa abundancia de
materiales. Las cortas dimen
stones de la hoja. .n-El hombre
sale con el fruto, no de Sill vientre,
para murmurar enojado:
iNo tenemos "prensao,
Y, leyendo el aartlculoo a pro-
jimos pacientes, que encuentra en-
su camino, exclama:
mo quieren publicarlo.
Sc dirige a redacciones pobres,
ell donde no aabundan NADIA, y deia
unas ounce cuartillas, con amena-
"a formal de aenviar otras.0 ST el
director es debil, no prescindiendo
de don Onofre, lie advertiran sus-
crltores amigos, quejandose::
lie matan el peri6dico!
-lQuien?
-iEse Rompe y Rasga! mo
Sc qaien es, nj quiero saberlo!
Don Onofre Penola.
i Nal rayo 10 parta! Dale I'm
porque, mieutras no suel-
.e la cabeza, nos dara solitaria.
-Esta suscrito. ).
-Hagan ustedes una transac-
lion amistosa. Remitele gratis eli
oerlodico, con clausula expresa, en-
1ocumento verbal, e que no escri-
oa III una "jota0 en- bisn IL las de
.rasp.
Ah, 81 don Onofre puliera co,
1ocerse!. Hablando de su apIu-
na", que cs de ganso, la denomina
'lcerada@ .Lo cierto es que ma
ltja la diatr.bl corno'pocas. Ell
re sus compihches goza de presti-
5io en- concepto de aarticulistao,
sorquc sabe decir averdades primo
,o'as". tTropieza, a prop5,ito, con
ina picdra? Accionando con los
ouho5, y atento a los Observable.
:es, grita:
II Hay que llevar 6sto q la
'prensaoI
Los scircunstantes-hon1bres in
:eliceS-miranse unos a otros. FL
lue Sc consdera mas alistoS coge la
, >dra, causa del trop;ezo, y pre-
yunta;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-19
tCoi DEL EXTERIOR

gio Cat6lico Americana, en- Ro-
ma. El retrato representa- al Presi-
dente con ell vestido claro que usa
todas las maiianas cuando asiste q
Sus quehaceres. Hay una perfecta
semejanza entire Ell retrato y el ori-
5inal y el cuadro ha sido muy ad-
mlrado por los miembros de la CO.
iona americana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-19
81 tema eS escribir.

Emplz6 con un acomunicado,
relatiyo a chismes, el cual vic Ia
luz, para quedar a obscuras, con Ia
conocida foymula. aSe nos suplica
la insercion de eso.a A tai escrito
sucedlo otro, de la misma irdole,
que fue publicado mediante tarie-
ia, en- la aterceraO plana, columna
"qulnta,o bajo seccion @neutral,D D CO.
mo quien dice: Gala til con el pd
bllco" w.. empezar es algo.
Despues de haber pasado por tan
duras pruebas, sin derecho a que
jarSe, consigui6'escribir con aepfgra.
fe," que no es poca cosa, un c1mu-
10 de pesadas touterias.
Don Onofre reside en- pueblo
de pocos habitantes; de manera que
sus "articulosO-designados asi-
gran Ell torno de la rplaza,o donde
ocurren los mayores enredos, por-
que en- ese cuadro, que domina la
1glesla, viven el honorable Alcalde.
el director de aImas, Ell curandero
ohclal y otros personajes inhuyen-
tes.
No pasan de seis.
Nuestro tipo aparece como una
remora entire ellos, por cuanto de-
lata, en- amplioA aarticulosD, sus
chismes politco sociales. Lo miran
con lnuy malos ojos, 8 por mejor
declr, no pueden verlo.
Dlcho individuo es dado pseu-
donimoS, que Gambia a meuudo, Sc
gun las cirounstancias, Semsiase
q ciertos sujetos que disfrazados en-
diaS de Carnaval, advierten tras la
careta q sus amigos-aYo soy Flu
lanltoO y, recomendando el secre-
to, Sc denuncian 4 todos.
Publicada algunu acosap de e.
suscrlta con nuevo nthoteD, acude a
10 tertulia de sus intimos, y miran-
do a unos y otrcs, un tanto sonrei-
do, hace que alguien Olga:
IA que es de listed el articu-
lito!....
-iOh, no!.... responde don
Onofre.
Y sueltase a reir, invocaudo
otra Erase, que sera 6el q sus deseos.
ia usted Sc lie conoce
Ell estilo..... /
Vienen los concentrates favora-
bles, iniciados con el dicho usual
que constituye elogio.
i listed es el diablo!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-02

Der. Staten, fotpte bic S1uptldnber
Garopas. Die Mrbeiten ber Rommif1
foa refultirten tn Der Mnndbre Der
@pgbtp6brung bon Setten Meritos.
enrique 6, Greel, Der aIs 8ptf9uf'
tee in Mafbtngton bic Gteue bes aus
Observation-Disclosures bon Ieirem DO
FEN Surddsetretenen bisheristn Bots
{9nftera Ga{afus etnsenommen bat.
ffebt tn IS. aebensiabre. CT tn Der
Gobn etnes aentudiers. BET ietner 3eii
als Der. StadtensanniuI mad Ghts
huahua Ia. Merito eusfanbt ndrb unh
horten etne Weritdneriu beirdthete,
Gnrtque 6. Gree[ pdr Gouberneur bea
Staates Gbibuabuo, no piel amerita'
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nxbmaneeI onetlest tR-
Cine nnonsenebme Mufsabe III
QreeI elet4 BET fetnem Qmtsontritte In
Wdfhmeton s~usefonen, ndmIt9 bic
DeruFrng sesen etne Gntf9eibuns bea
S0nbelsfefretdrs Gtrnus. SIN Sep
atuber 1905 tporen 178 meritGnHds
ReboIution6re duf arnerifdnif9es Sc
baet ssfIi@tet. Die n1eritanii6en Be.
BORDEN er6oben gessn BITE Jlidtlinss
MHflagen auf Houb unb Morb unb
nerldnsten ibre Musliefsruns. Straua
tstldrts fs iebo9 aIs polittf9e Glii9t,
hinge, bic ui@t nusseIiefert perbsu fo1s
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-02
SehWarzes Texas Farmland.

Bir bertoufen in Nueces gountp. Teras.
20. 900 alder ibpar5es ''hogwallow'
4rairies3 anb unb Mesquite.9 rairie< 2anb
an multitude Nnfiebler in 8araeIen Bpm
100 Nder auftpdrts. 9as 2an6 liegt
peflib uDn Corpus gbriifi an Der &reu<
sun9 ber ct. Souls. 8%rnunsntle & Weri.
co 8abn unb Der Seras-NteTtean 8obrt
&Dbstotpn lit bic Saupttaot; tetne Bar,
Sele beS 9onoes lieet tuetter nls 6 Meis
len o elmer glienbabn>6tatio entfernt.
9as 2aub hat 6 5uB tiefen iHnarsen
@GupiatbDben nit 9ebms untergrmnb uns
lit iteinfrei. Sober Gus tam caltinirt
tuerben. Suites Woier fnbet Iidb in elmer
giefe 0 $50 uE nnier9anb lit oas bette
in 9eras uno unilbertroffen in ber Yrp.
button bDn Corn. Baumuone, alfalfa,
SDreumt. Safer, GENTLE, Obft etc, obne
gendfierune; Draneen uno gitronen &c.
eeiber bDraigIih. 9as &lin1o 1T Nib
un6 iebr 9eiun6. 8iete 9eutlbe haben
bier idDn aetauft.
Shreibt Doer ipreht ielbt pur BEL Der
GERMAN AMERICAN LAND COMPANY,
704 gunares Mneuue, GuHim, Teras.
Goer &pbstnipn, Terna.