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The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
VIEW YORK sToCK LETTER.

Furnished by cameron Scrrie * 10
The stock market this morning ex-
hfbited little activity but generally
held hrm The initial prices were
about at last nights closing levels.
A very limited volume OF business was
transacted throughout the morning
session 1T Paul displayed consider
able strength on moderate buying
Union Pacific also was noticeably
strong throughout. as did Atchison
What strength the morket- exhibits ~
primarily iue not TO the buying which
has no speciei character and Is OF a
hesitating sort. but TO the absence OF
selling which IL the most obstinate
mas been small factor I'm the trading
today. Monday rates were practically
unchanged
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
FLASHED BY WIRE

CLEVELAND, June lit is report
ed that the council street railway
committee has decided that the petit
ton recently circulated contains so
many fraudulent names that refer
endum election on the street car ques-
ton cannot be held. Many citizens
are protesting to the city hall. both
verbally and by letter. that there
should be referendum in fact as well
as In political platforms. The vote
asked was on the 3-cent franchise
question.
CHICAGO. June fudge Chas. II.
Walker has appointed Geo. Brennan
receiver for the Barry Bros. Transpor-
tation Co. operating between Chicago
and Milwaukee. The receivership is
granted on the application OF Joseph
Lamoreaux, who held three judgment
notes against the company. aggregat.
ing $1,000
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17

DIES MONIES. Ia, June 10. l..
F. Brown. warm personal friend OF
Senator Jonathan p Dolliver. was
found dead in his chair at the home
OF DR.. E. II. Carter last night. Beside
him was letter from Senator Dolli-
yer. in which he said he was not a
candidate for the vice-presidency and
did not expect the nomination would
be offered him
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
FAVORABLE REPORT
ON THE LOCKE BILL

BATON ROUGE. La. June l7.-By
vote OF TO Z, last night. favorable
report on the Locke bill suppressing
race track betting was ordered by the
senate joint judiciary committee. This
decision followed a public hearing at
which race track betting was opposed.
among others. by Archbishop James
II. Bleak, OF New Orleans. The Locke
bill has been passed by the house.
The final fight will now begin in the
senate
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
Apple.-Faney. ,ssoa4so; common.

SIIs per Dbl
Bntter-ofhciaI prices: Extra cream
cries. csc: frsts. 2lc; crooks. sc: pack
scabssse-New. ti.so per crate.
Csniiaower-Callfor l.75g2 per
CeIery-$I per doz
Cheese-Michigan full cream. new.
brick i5c; Schweitxer. 1sc per ID.
box: cherries. So per box: peaches. sf.7j
FER box; plums. 81 per box.
Cserrie.-southern: $3.50; sweet
" Gsg..gD fT is.ss s soise n47ss,s,s
pressed caIve.-Fancy. s0shc; cer.-
mon sQ7c per 10.
nrsts. case count. I5Ac per doz-
FlOur-Michigan patent: in wood.
$40; second patent. sti9S; straight.
coarse corn meal. szs: corn and oat
chop. t2e; coarse middiings. s2s: ans
misd ..s v. go per ton; onieo, ,oc
pei doz; cucumbers, aaa5oc per doz:
Is,tuee. .Gs per eu Soz spinach crs sos
sgus. 9ocgu per box: green peas. tl.IS
per blu: wax beans. Sl.75Q2 per box;
green beans. $3.50 per hamper.
Green Peppers-s6c per basket.
Hardware-wire nails. .y2.4o: base
50 and g. per cent on: poultry netting
Bsrbed wire. $3.50: No. snneaied wire,
cloth. siio Der 100 feet. lap and sip:
a sst 50 ana dent 70 I psr
on: round and corrugated conductor
pipe. rs and per cent on.
Ho.ey-Fancy white: l79lsc: amber
Hickory Nuts-92 per blu.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for new baled hay In
81 5St No. is HsiiOit S Clover .% %ses
3l2; rye. straw. IS; wheat and oat
straw. 81 ton. In car lots.
h ndi No frs ssaed sS se No. No. s sassS
aSIc: kip green. No. i. 59sc; No. 4
14bc; calf cured. No !. lie; NO >
per ID: horse hides. No: 1. "a: No. 2. ~
sheep skins. as to wool. 26cgn;.
Lemons-California. s3.7s9A2s per
M.H.. sus.rENey; I.rs;; Per h. BE-,
case: wstermeions. $50 SOC.
osie.s~Texas. $50 per bu: Esyp-
oils-Raw iinseed. A4c; boiled lin
seed. t5c gal. less per cent for cash
IN 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sene. shc. turpentine. In barrel lots
46hc per gal.
Oranges-caiifornia navels. 1925 q
$50 per box; Mediterranean sweets
S3.5o9i per box: vaiencias. s4so pea
box.
Piseappi~s-Fiorida, ssQ350; Gu
bans. t2.5O4325 per case.
Peaches-s- basket RATS. s2.2s; bush.
els, s3.25, white peaches. e-baske'
| crates, $3.50.
Pop Cors-Ears. ~ a2c per 10.
Potatoes--Out Of store. 81 per bu
new Bermudas. 81 per bu; Texas Tri.
umphs. t1.35 per bu; Virginia white
81 so per bu.
PouItry-Hens, loo. chickens Toe
| broiIers. 20c; geese. Sc. ducks. i3d &C
turkeys. lac per h.
pork. Si7d1750, light, clear. $500
| heavy. tf5.75; smoked hams. l2c
| dry sslted briskets. ~ 4sc: shoulders
tskc; picnic hams. INC; bacon. 12g
12hc: lard, in tierces, shc; kettle rend
cred. loho per ID.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
POLICE COURT DOCKET.

Michael stevens. drunk: sentence
suspended
Steve Brodie. drunk; sentence sus-
pended.
George Weller. dIsorderly conduct.
s. or 80 DAYS
Jonn Miller drunk sentence sus-
pended.
Mabel Burns, disorderly person: sen
tence suspended r\
Eliza Doyle. disorderly person. SEN
tence suspended.
pended -
Charles X. Higgins. drunk sentence
suspe nded.
Anthony Meitke, drunk: IS or "a
DAYS
Godfrey Weber, drunk; sentence
suspended
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17

BOSTON. Mass June l7.--Sales. fur
rished by Cameron Currie Il Co: Anc.,
20: Anal. ASA: Are. 200: Ariz. Com.
Blu. ESQ. C. x A. 20 c. & H. 10; Cop.
Range. i.2. ID. w. is; FRI. 1885, Or 4.
@. G. c.. 4.7sl LaSal. 2s0: Mass. 1000;
Mex. 9l5. Mob, 326: New. 90. n. B..
1850. o. ID. $50. Csc, %. Par. 1913,
r. l.. 100; Shan 725; Sup. g. Tam, 5.
Trim. 20: L. $. r & s.. l5 do pfd. 32l
Utah Cons. 205: Wet. so; Win, 20.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
PRODUCE

Receipts OF strawberries were not 80
large this morning. and as the berries
were In excellent condition. and the de-
mapd brisk. dealers had no trouble
cleaning up at an advance Of about soc
bushel in price. few cases OF
shipped in stock are still struggling
In. selling today at 16c to a dollar per
case. Red raspberries were little
scarce also. but otherwise the market
was well supplied. and ruled steady.
have been quite liberal. particularly in
brothers The latter, are beginning to
drag a little. and fowl are no better
than steady. AS for the rest. the mar
ket was fairly active and steady as TO
prtCes.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
Suppressed Divorce Suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
fled Wednesday by Sadie vs.. John
Stewart: Elizabeth VS.. George J. Fab
ner: George II. VS.. Alice Thompson;
william p. VS.. Edith Pearl Feneke:
Christine E. VS.. Chester l.. Mcdonald;
Agnes vs. Joseph Chardowsh; Bessie
VS.. John w Curry: Lucy ys. Harry NJ.
Gardner: Fred +. VS.. Ollie Nj. Bates.
and Frank VS.. Mary Betrose.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
Windsor Lad Sues for $25. 900.

George Albert Chubb. aged 10. OF
Windsor. by his mother. as next
friend. fled notice of damage suit
in the circuit court Thursday morn
ing against Robert T. Teackle, con-
tractor. OF No. 660-670 Grand River.
ave. Chubb claims he hired with
Teakle as an apprentice, and was put
10 work on the Independent Brewing
Co.'S building. He hadn't worked long
before he fell from the second floor
into the basement, sustaining frac-
tured skull. and injuries to the head
which have weakened his eyesight and
caused frequent mental lapses.
Through his attorney. Philip A. Nc.
Hugh, he asks for $4,000 damages.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
Sidelights on the
Convention Situation

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE only diff.
ference today In the ce-presidential
situation Is the increased strength Of
the Fairbanks boom. News from the
White House that the administration
has not selected a candidate for the
Place and confirmation OF the an
nouncement that President Roosevelt
Is not insistent either upon Cummins
or Dolliver. OF Iiwa. for the honor,
have done much 10 strengthen the
Fairbanks candidacy. New York Is
likely to Join Indiana in the boom for
Fairbanks Senator Dolliyer- who
won't be a candidate himself. he says,
suggests vicePresident Fairbanks
for this place in case Taft is chosen
TO head the ticket.
The Wisconsin delegates. in addition
to being here To boost Senator La
Toilette for the nomination for presi-
dent. have put forward another claim
to distinction and demand recognition
upon il. The Badgerites claim the Re
publican party had its birth in the little
town Of Ripon and are backing up
their arguments with historical ref
erence.
United States Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge learned this morning that he
will be permanent chairman OF the
Republican convention. He was mott
fed OF what has been generally under
stood for weeks.
The fighting Iowans are trying 10 d.
gest and verify a message which has
been conveyed TO them, ostensibly
from the White House Its bearer was
Senator w. T. Borah. or Idaho. II It
Is authoritative. IL commits the ad-
ministration definitely TO either Sen
ator j. =, Dolliver or Gov. A. B. Cum
minis. for the vice-presidential nom
ination.
The principal fight OF the conven-
ton will be on the anti-injunction
plank. The Taft men and President
Roosevelt are determined on this and
the allies are equally as insistent on
the preservation Of the integrity OF
the courts" as they put II.
The Cummins vice-presidential boom
was formally launched this morning.
The warning factions in Iowa have
finally decided To give their unanimous
support TO Cummins' candidacy.
Wall-st Is here to back Taft in per.
son and fight for the antiinjunction
plank. Wall-st. is afraid II the labor
plank is defeated the Republican can
d.date will be beaten at the polls
Geo. w. Perkins. special representa-
tive OF j. p. Morgan. and Ebert IA
Gary. president OF the United States
Steed corporation, brought the proxies
for the unofficial. yet powerful. vote
OF Wall-st
The New York delegation has grown
Impatient with Gov. Hughes. His re
fusal TO withdraw from the presiden
\ ton race and pave the way for tn,
members OF the delegation In order \tC
unite upon vice-presidential candi
date from their state is making then
the laughing stock OF the convention
they say.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
CHICAGO ALDERMEN SORE
AT CONVENTION SNUB

CHICAGO. June 1.-THE city coun-
ell met in special session today to
voice the protests OF aldermen who
felt insulted because they did not re-
ceive tickets to the Republican ma
tional convention.
The seven aldermen who called the
meeting were present but apparently
their indignation was not shared by
many Of their colleagues. as a number
of seats were empty Under the law
Mayor Busse was compelled to pre-
side. He was inclined to consider the
meeting a joke.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50 per 24.at

case: red. 1915 per capt case
straw berrtes-Home grown. $2U2.50
per bu.
sweet Potatoe.-Iliinois.s 20225 per
case
suGnr-Crystal dominoes, $3.50: eagle
tablets. S7.25: cut loaf. S6,I5: cubes.
$3.50: xxx powdered. t6.l5; granu-
lated, extra coarse, 1886; graduated. In
bulk. s5.75; graduated. In 26-ib cotton
) ;s'7s: No 5, $50; No, I. ,sss: No. s,
$3.50; No. 9. 1855; No. I. $3.50; No. s.
$3.50; No. IL s5.es No Is. s5e6; No.
IA. $3.50: No. IS. $50 per 100 lbs.
Tomntoes-Texas, s5c per t-basket
crate.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
coNvIcT's VICTIM DEAD.

JACKSON. Mich. June 17.-Geo. A.
Ferris. the prisonkeeper stabbed by
Archie Woodin, "lifer," died last night.
at the University hospital at Ann Ar
Dor. Perltonitis developed. With the
death of Keeper Ferris, Woodin's
fourth murder was recorded. The con-
Wet was sent up from Mt. Pleasant.
In 1902
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
U. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations, furnished by Cam
eron Currie & Co: New % reg. i0ih
a los: do. coup. 105 bid new IS reg.
lola 1914; do coup. l0l n 10l a new
as reg, l2l a Gi22, do. coup. i22l% q
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
Wine Merchant Kills Bandits.

NEW ORLEANS. La. June H.
Three italian highwaymen were kill
ed today by Pietro Giacono. a rich
wine merchant. when the men tried
to hold up Giacono's son and rob him.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
SWALLOWS POISON BY MISTAKE.

FLINT, Mich. June l7.-(Special)
Mary Bell. widow. who by mistake
swallowed Fowler's Solution. contain.
ing arsenic, instead Of family rem
edy. by her presence of mind In tele.
phonlng for a doctor was given an
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
MARKET CLOSE.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, June IT,
Cattls-Receipts 400. trade moderate.
steady. veals-Reeeipts s25. active. 2sc
higher at S5.25QT.50. Sheep and Lambs
goo lambs and sheep az
tive at steady values: yearlings slow
spring lambs. s6Q1.S0 ;yearlings. -, rs
Gs.l0: sheep. $2.75Q5.25. Hogs-Re-
ceipts 2.720. market fairly active on
good weights. light grades slow; pigs.
l065.20. hevaies. s5sogS. roughs,
a
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
Sunday Excursions June 2tst via

| Business-lfke PrfssinG. No russ and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind, that
| looks right. Times Printing CO.. Is
John R-st Phone 1tsa
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
Markets and Finance

and hos products Mere better all
Closing prices: Wheat--July, ssAc
bid. Corn-July. 61bsQS7+c asked
Oats-July. +4hc. Pork-July. sit.SO.
Lard-July. ss.77Qs.so. Ribs-July.
80 asked.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
cotton prices furnished by Cameron
BOSTON COPPER.
nOsToN COPpER SALES

BOSTON. Mass June i7.-No Boston
markets. today, hoIiday-Bunker HUI
day.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. June l1.-Infuenced by
cables which hardly were up TO expec-
tations and favorable weather map.
the local cotton market started at a
decline OF to 6 points. The market
was limited 20 buying orders and
sold down several points further.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE stock
market showed changes In prices
slight with net gains in the majority.
Steel common. 81. Paul. Southern Pa
ciflc and American Locomotive were
unchanged. Anaconda started down
q, and Great Northern preferred was
u lower. Reading gained and lost u.
Pennsylvania, Smelling and Copper
opened up u. Union Pacific started
unchanged and advanced y. Northern
Pacific opened up Y. Erie frst pre-
ferred and Atchison q higher. At the
end OF 10 minutes trading. the market
was firm.
While the stock market was less &C
tive in the first hour today than yes
terday and retained Its professional
aspect. the undertone was firm and
brokers said few stocks were coming
out. As usual. the general list was
confined In extent of activity TO Union
Pacific and Reading. Az the end -of
the first hour Reading was al the
highest price Of the morning. showing
a net gain Of q. Union Pacific was
about midway In Its movement at -
from the best figure. Governments I'M
changed: other bonds steady.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
CHICA0O LIyEsTOCK.

CHICAGO. June l7.-Hogs-Receipts
$4,000. quality good. market loo lower;
bulk. >5.6o95.5o; light, s5.2sqS 80;
mixed. ,6.s0gs:77h hsavies. :5.2s g
$40: workers. ,5.s065.70: good TO choice
heAvies. y.+5@5,75. Cattle-Receipts
es.o00. market weak. loo lower: beeves.
si,soQs.t6; Texas steers. SAl6Q 20 !;
and feeders. s4s5 $50: cows and heif-
shesp--Reeeipts 10000. market lee
$500 5 80: yearlings. s+.s0Q 5.65: lambs
natives. SA2sQ si0; westerns. 3+6S u
q IL
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis q. Gorton. l&ls Majestic bldg.
Iunl L. 1903.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17

Stove Company Increases Capital.
The Independent Stove Co. filed
with the county clerk Wednesday
morning a notice OF an Increase Of
capital stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.

Report 81 Market Opening By Sadisr.
Rsrsck q Co.. omuissi"r Merchants
BUFFALO. June Especial l--Cat-
tlc--Receipts light and slow. Hogs
Receipts 5000: medium and heavy S5.so
@6; workers.. Sb.s545 $50, pigs. $50 y
SIS. Sheep-Receipts hight and steady
Calyes--Steady.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
ALOCaI Testimonial
UNlONTRUCK COMPANY
LIMITED
Storage Of all Deseription-safes and
Machinery Moved.
phone M. 2119. Office, 81, Wayne-st.
Estimates Given on All Glasses OF
Teaming.
AUG HERZOG. Chairman and Treas.
EDGAR G.. cox. Secretary
Detroit. Mich. June 10th, 1908.
Humane Horse Collar Co.
Omaha. Neb.

Gentlemen
We have been using your HUI.
name Horse Collars for the last elk
months and have found them to be all
the name, Humane" implies. When
ever one Of our drivers finds his team
getting sore shoulders the FIRST thing
he does Is to ask for your collars be-
cause he knows II Is an easy matter
10 effect cure with them and to pre-
vent reoccurrence.
The collar Is the BEST thing OF
the kind we have been able to ind
thus far.
Yours truly.
UNION TRUCK CO. Ltd.
BY A. HERZoG. Chairman & Treas.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17

"Whipple" Humane Collars are light
er. cooler and less expensive They 60
away with the old style collar. names
and short tugs. They are guaranteed
TO do the work without sores, without
the use Of sweat pads neck pads or
gall cure. II you have horse that IL
sore you can work him right along IN
while he works. Your money back ~
he don't They are sold on 5-days
trial Send for free catalogue today.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-17
=UNDtRT0NE OF
MARKET FIRM
UNION PACIFIC AND READING
COMPRISE GENERAL LIST
OF STOCKS. -
sroCk MANIFESTATIONS.

Am. Car 4 r.. as; Am. Loco. ts%
sS fta' ~ tSs' Am Anal Cop. s7a Ans,
Cop. az u; 4, 7. S. Fe, 81; Am An
Wool 231s X. & Ohio. ser, X. X TT.
AZ a: Cent. Leath.. rs; Ch: q ohio, ~
i. 4 l.. 81; Distli.. Sa: d. q II. Can.
iS:i. Erie. ls4 do lists. sst; Gen
Elee'. 1874: III. Cent. l?s " L. Nash
los NJ. X. & Tex. 2TS CT. Northern
i;Sa Hewa;; 81; ian No s5 pse' North A Aaa
soI North W. 1905; North. &C, lsst
penn. i2i u. Phi. 4 Read. llsk; Rep
s.. ls-, do pfd. sc Rock Isl pfd, ~
Pac. say: Sou. Ry. iTr: do pfd; 40
Union Pac.. ltsh; Z. 8. s. Bonds. 90
L. 5. Steel. s7n do pfd. lo2; Waeasii
ia DO. pfd. as%; w. U. Teie-' 30
Utah 3lM
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-05

Crane. small fruit and forage lands
Both soil divisions are tractablo. deep
and readily waterod and drained The
surface loan or deposits are from -
to 80 feet in depth. Beneath the tufa
or volcanic soil there is at about forty
feet a volcanic hard pan.
'The limestone soils are uuderlaid
with gravel and hard strata. Drainage
waters for well use can be obtained
in the volcanic or red soils at from
thirty TO forty feet. The subplaue
waters are about the same depth i'm
the lime rock soilst admirably adapt
ed Tor ALFALFA. In short. these soils
will produce ~ahundautly all the crops
Of the temperate zone. This Will be
found to be an excellent sugar beet
section. All root crops as welt as
grain, forage and legumiuouS products
will thrive a~buudantlN The natural
grasses are of the best. The range
and foot hills furnish wild fruits.
~gooseberrics, raspherrios, Rocky Noun
tain cherries, plums. etc. ina apuh
dance. High altitude timber is ample
for years to Come. scrub OAK, ctd'I.
mesquite. piniou or scrub pine 'ni'
has been found within six miles MN
eral float has been found. Pine INN
Der is near by Fine limestone roeA
furnishes the kiln men. and there are
works i'm operation producing about g"
or 81 per cent pure lime. ! noticed
excellent building stone also.
Aonther writer says Of this soil
'Onr feature Of the RlucWaicr ~"ii
ana one that is of first Importance, j.
the constant fertilization 10y natural
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-05
Mexico Producing Area
Deep, Rich Soil and Abundant Water Combine
With Perfect Climate to Make Farming
of All Kinds Ideal

Engineers Declare the Buewater Development CompanyS Project in Northwest Valencia
County viii Stand the Test Of AGES: Successful Completion of the Undertaking Means
Much for the Wealth Producing Power and Future Development of Western New Mexico
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Wir babeu uns eenau beauglif
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2ofdleS.
stabtrats : @erhamblmnaen.

Den Nepohnern BON Goblin Still
miro oie grlal1bnis ertellt, ait lbre
Soften elm Seperipitem ein5uridten
mo es oonn Ser Staot 5lt iibertro-
aen. alderman &iibn bonn Spe5lal=
aomite empfiebIt, oaB in ben Sizes
aruben binter Sohtb Seigbts feit
unrot mebr abgelooen uno %perbran1tt
aperoen lon, neil Die bort pobnenoen
Biiraer bebaupten, bob Der Werf ib-
res giaentums oarunter leioet. S.
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einem @rnnoitud int Der Sitseom=
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len. 2odpooo bat cine Sr0inan5 eirl=
aebraht, lpona6 es Subrlperfen an
aetpiiien StraBen geitattet iein lon
einen Qeiden5ug gu ourdbreden uro
monod, eleftrifde Strabenbabncars
nirqen6mo odourh onfgebalfen lper=
ben ioDen. Der 9rafenrioge Norf
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flint Mder 2ano gu ertperbenL Die Der
u5an Mntonio 2oon alto Eruit Cont
pam" uno Ser San Nntonio Na-
fional gmf geboren. 9ie 9roinana
sur Grpropriirung oieies2anoes miro
IN Ser ndiditen Sisung enogiiltig an
aenon1men peroen Das &omite,
meIdes nit Ser SiioIiden 9ocifie
All uerbanoeln bat, empfieblt, oaB
oie grloubnis 5ur aegung bon met
teren GeIeiien rrr unter Der geoln=
gurg erfeilt uiro, oaB Die 8abn To-
nobI in Der MoIan, nie III Der 2arnar
5traBe llnterfubrungen onlegt n1o
IN Ser Neu-graunfels @penue Ell
nen 8ioouft bout. MaDor Gaadg-
ban anen6ierte bielen 8eiflnB oa=
ourh, 6oB Die Staot oieie etnrld-
tunaen perlonst, son5 gleif, Oh Die
giienbabn nod mebr @eleiie legt ODER
legen min. Sn bieier Goiinng se-
Ionate Der gefhIuB our 9nnobme.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-28
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