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Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-04
BOOSTING FOR GOVERNOR klRsgY.

The following is from the Tribune a new republican paper just started in Tucson:
 The friends of Hon. Joseph H. Kib bey have been using their eloquence and persuasive powers to induce him to make the run on the republican ticket as delegate to congress from Arizona. Should the governor permit his name to be presented to the con vention that win meet in the capital city during the Eext few weeks it is foregone conclusion that the Hon. Marcus Aurelius Smith will end his service for this territory with the short term of congress. and a republi- can representative will take his place in the next legislature of the nation that meets at Washington. There are many things that lead us to believe that within short period after the fall election a new star win be added to the galaxy of states comprising the union. and its name will be Arizona. In that event there will be two re@ub lican senators and one congressman to represent Arizona instead of a sin gle delegate as at present One of those senators will. without doubt. be the successful candidate in the run for delegate in November. While in several instances Governor Kibbey may have made mistakes in his man ner of controlling and managing things, we are firmly convinced that it was merely mistake of judgment and not because he did not have the best interests of the territory at heart He is today the most popular man among the voters of Arizona that can be placed in nomination by either of the two great parties. and his nomina- tion by the republican party is but a forerlnner In his election
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-04
FOR CONSTABLE.

l desire to announce myself as a candidate for the office of Constable of Bisbee Precinct No. 2, subject to the decision of the Democratic con ventiop. H. c. RUFF.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-04
FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.

I desire to announce myself as a candidate for the office of school superintendent of Coebise county sup feet to the action of the Democratic county convention
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-04
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

desire to announce myself as a candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace of Cochise County. Precinct No. 2, subject to the action of the Democratic convention.
 SIS WILLIAM CLARK.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-04

Mining men are beginning to pass through to Sonora aH~l this is sign of returning activity in that rich min eraI field
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-04
FOR SHERIFF.

1 desire to announce myself as candidate for the office of sheriff of Cochise county, subject to the action of the Democratic county convention.
 SAP CHARLES LOCKING.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-04
FOR SHERIFF.

1 hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office Of sheriff subject to the action of the Democratic county convention. Nj. c. BENTON.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-04
THE HoPELEssNEss OF THE HEARST PROGRAM.

forerunner to his election. ]"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-04

Every time you beat your neighbor you may be sure your adversary has beaten you.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-04

It often s2kes the barrenness or the desert to teach us to look up to the stars.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-04

The pessinIist is the man wno al- ways goes straight for the chair with a pin on it.
The Globe-republican., 1908-08-27

The Tax Commission sitting as a
board of equalization has concluded
IFS work. The work as a whole Oh
The Tax Commission as an assessing
hoard and as board Of equalization
sbould be most satisfactory to the
neople Of the state. As a result Oh
;ts direction and labor the property
valuation Of the state will 60 upon
the rolls this year in round numbers
at two and one half billions OF dol
lars. The work Of the Tax CommiS-
sion was arduous and difficult. The
readjustment in connection with tho
equalization as between counties oc.
cupied considerable OF the time Oh
the Commission, and the manner In
which its judgment has been accept :
ed by the different counties Is tne
hest testimonial Of its fairness, I'M
partially, and ability.
Most of the county boards OF
equalization with the county asses
sor and county clerk appeared be-
fore the Tax Commission while Bit
ting as q board OF equalization.
Ford county representatives be-
fore the state board were Commits
sioners Mayrath, Davies, and Dunk
or, County Clerk Connaway, and
County Assessor Crane. These gen
tlemen appeared before the commls
sion fortified with data and facts re-
garding the assessment fixed BY thu
local assessing officers and equaliza
ton board, and a schedule OF com
narrative values with the surrounding
counties. They placed these natter
before the board in matter OF FAC
way which convinced the board tina
the assessment Of Ford county ha
been assessed and equalized iarE
and entirely satisfactory. The coun
ty board Of equalization can assla
the state board materially in tn
matter Of equalization if they ar
prepared to make q showing simila
to that made by those who represent
cd Ford county at that hearing
mot i single change was made i
tshe valuation Of either real orpei
sonal property as reported by tn
,.Count, clerk to the state board. n
The Globe-republican., 1908-08-27
OFFICIAL COUNTY and CITY PAPER
owe DOLLAR YEAR IN ADVANCE
THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1908

Notwithstanding the great interest
manifested in the recent primaries
in the contest for United States Sen
ator the canvass Of the vote OF the
state shows that the voters were real
" more Interested in the governorship
contest than in that of United States
Senator, as the combined vote OF
Stubs and Leland for governor ex
ceeded that of Long and Bristow for
senator by more than three thousend
votes.
The Globe-republican., 1908-08-27

Ford county was entitled to four
representatives in the Republican
party council, which is more than
any other county which does not en-
brace two or more representative dis
tr;cts and a senatorial district.
Those eligible to membership in the
council are Lieutenant-Govern
Fitzgerald, Congressman Madison
candidate for representative, l.. A.
Madison, and A. Russell, chairman
Of the county committee. 1t IS
representation that the Republican,
Of Ford county should be and arc
justly proud Of.
The Globe-republican., 1908-08-27

Ninth We favor liberal, appropri-
alton for enlarging the operation Of
the department. q animal huebandry
Of the State Agricultural college.
We commend the action. Of Coy
ernor Hoch in appointing an educa-
tional commission for the purpose o.
investigating the school problems OF
the state.
We favor the enactment Of sucn
laws as will further strengthen and
develop the educational opportunities
Of the state, and especially DO we
favor more liberal and ample faclli-
ties for our rural schools, and to thai
end we particularly recommend some
means for aid to weak districts and
closer state and county supervision
The Globe-republican., 1908-08-27
FIRST published July %. 1908.
PUBLICATION NOTICE

.nenartment of the Interior, Land Offico. at
Dodge CITY, Kansas, July Is, 1903.
Notice Is hereby given that William II.
Miller, Of Dodge Citv, Kansas, who, on May
la. 1907. made Homestead Application No.
20828, Serial No. 03i0, for lots 8, 4, and BY OF
GWl section 20. township 2os, range 20, west
al 9Th p. M. has fled notice OF his intention
to make final Communication proof, to estab-
iish claim to the land above described, be.
fore the Register and Receiver Of the u. 8.
land ONCE, at Dodge City, Kansas, on Ehe
Goth day OF August, 1908. N
ClaIniant names as Witnesses: Georgd VI.
Daniel and Henry Nixon, OF Ensign, Kansas,
John Anders and Harriet Anders, Of Dodge
HE. MILLIKAN, Register.
The Globe-republican., 1908-08-27
DOLLEY IS THE
STATE CHAIRMAN
And All Factions Will Work
Together for the Ticket.
Long will go on the
Stump.

The Republican state council adopt
ed q platform at its meeting held IN
Topeka last Tuesday, upon which the
campaign will be made in Kansas "a
this year. The resolutions commit
tee was made up Of twenty-five mem
bers, and it included Stubs, Leland
Bristow and Long. Congressman
Madison from Dodge City was a
member Of the Resolutions commit
tee. Joseph N. Dolley was unanl-
mously elected chairman Of the state
committee, and the two factions
which engaged in such a spirited
contest in the primary election rec
emily, planned together for making
the campaign for the entire ticket IT.:
Senator Long has stated that he will
take the stump for the ticket IN han-
sas. State Chairman Dolley has
opened up headquarters at Topeka
and everybody is ready to get pussy
in the campaign. II the opposing
party expected the fighting in the
Republican ranks to continue through
the campaign in Kansas it will be
much disappointed. True there Waf
difference Of opinion upon planks II
the platform, as there always is bu'
the platform was fairly discuss e
and considered and adopted by TIT
party council, and it is the Part!
platform, and one that the party vii
win easily on.
The following is the platform al
adopted:
The Republican party OF the s'at
Of Kansas, in it's first party councl
affirms its pride in the history ant II
achievements of the party in bot
state and union and pledges its fdel
ity to the principles Of the party a
announced in its last national pla'
form adopted in Chicago.
We heartily endorse the vigorous
able and wise administration c
President Roosevelt which has con
mended itself to the country and d.
clare the paramount issue in thi
campaign to be whether or nc
Roosevelt policies are to be col
. tinued.
We heartily endorse the nomina
: tion of William q. Taft for presidel
and Of James s. Sherman for vic
president and we affirm that Il
q election Of Mr.. Taft is an assurant
that the progressive policies Of I'll
= Roosevelt administration will
p carried forward and made effectl'
8 in the enactment, Interpretation az
t enforcement OF laws that will prote
4 every American citizen in all that
IS honestly earns and possesses. "
' especially commend the speech
J. acceptance Of Mr.. Taft end the So
It Elementary declaration OF prlnclpl
q embodied therein.
q We demand that the intersta
If commerce commission, ii it alrea'
T. have not such power, shall at
!. times be clothed with full authori
| 9
The Globe-republican., 1908-08-27

of the two last Republican leglsla-
lures. They have rendered every |
important party pledge, and the
measures advocated on the stump
and declared for in the party plat
form have been enacted into law.
We refer with pride to the following
beneficial laws that have been enact
ed during the last four years OF he
publican administration and pledge
the party to strengthen and improve
them as time and experience may
prove necessary: The primary cleo
ton law; the anti-pass law, maximum
rate on oil; general railroad law;
giving to the railroad commissioners
power to control rate classihcations;
giving to the board of railroad COM
missioners power to ascertain yalu-
alton Of railroads; the new tax law,
board of control law; placing the
state charitable institutions on bus
mess basis with general offices, gen
eral system of bookkeeping, and civil
service laws for the employees in the
several state institutions; state printer
law, placing the salary of the state
printer at $4,000 per year; state de-
pository law, giving the state the
benefit Of interest on court, and uni
form negotiable instrument laws
These laws are every one in the class
of constructive legislation and all
tend in the direction Of better govern
ment. The party has, through Its
members in Office. obtained for the
people of Kansas a reduction in pas
ssnger rates from three cents to two
; cents per mile. The only safe way
to Judge what party will do in the
future is by what it has done in the
past. The history Of our party
proves that q Republican party
pledge is a sacred obligation.
: We hereby pledge ourselves to en-
act into law the following measures
, at the next session Of the legislature
First-An appropriation sufficient
to ascertain the valuation OF proper
ty owned by public service corpora
tions.
3 Second-A law providing for tn
r control by the state OF the issue o
! all stocks and bondsby public service
r Corporations and limiting such issue
9 to the value Of the property owne'
! by such corporation.
, Third-An anti lobby law.
!. Fourth-The creation Of q refer
Q ence library bureau.
= Fifth-The election Of tax con
. missioners and county. assessors b
]. direct vote. 80.
Il .Sixth--A generous provision sion. .
!, the Legislature for state fOEestr'
d Seventh law compelling g
n candidates and committees TO publii
,eIall contributions and expenditures
q political campaign under oath vii
e. . severe penalty for it's violation.
he Eighth-we pledge ourselv
b. through our candidates for the legi
an Ilature to the passage OF an act 9
is abling the state banks Of Kansas
ID mutually and voluntarily guaranf
deposits under the supervision Of I
he bank commissioners department al
* request our candidates for congre
20 and the United States senate to fav
y y law enabling national banks to pi
+
ticipate therein.
The Globe-republican., 1908-08-27

30 Days Trial sl,00 10 the Offer On
'Pineules. Relieves baskache, weak back,
lame back, rheumatic pains. Best on
sale for Kidneys, Bladder and Blood.
Good for young and old. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Sold BY
the Palace Drug store.
The Globe-republican., 1908-08-27
For Sale u Rent. /.

Southwest quarter Of southeast quarter,
section 81, township %, range "a.
Address owner, Peter Brown, st.
!. Joseph, IllinoiR. u
The Globe-republican., 1908-08-27

Don't cough your headsof when you
can get : guaranteed remedy 10 Bees
Laxative Cough Syrup. 1t Is especially
I recommended for children as it Is pleas
ant to take, is q gentle laxative thusezpell-
ing the phlegm from the system. For
coughs, colds, Group, whocplng cough,
! hoarseness, and all bronchial trouble.
Guaranteed. Sold by the Palace Drug
Store.
The newspaper., 1908-09-25

An Atlanta (Georgia) dispatch
TO the New York World SAYS:
Thomas NJ. Blodgett, chairman
of the republican state league of
Georgia, which gained consider
able noto-iety in the struggle for
the Georgia delegation to the re
publican national convention, has
come out for Bryan and Kern.
In an open letter he declares that
the republican party no longer
represents the principles OF its
founders and that the interests of
the country demand the election
of the democratic ticket. Blod-
gett denounces the steam roller
tactics at the republican national
convention"
The newspaper., 1908-09-25
Why is Ii?

A lot + men oFgan zed to con-
troll ,h, au,pot ai product and
tn Increas II, prlce. rhat
is c.ni.d nuseess
OtneI m-a organIze to protect
th, Dor inat is called re
stra ,r5ae
Al of men >vcure the pnact-
msn. 1t q iaa, mat viii give them
a Fis mium Or Anai they make
a., sca ara p. 1T rnat is called
yro f.on ~ industry.
Ot"ei men game and de-
maud ,i,at lhey DC not dis-rlmi-
na,,u Il a.4,usy tna: Is caned an
auack spon the Judiciary.
Inc 100 hoius d function and
,pe nds S3O.UUO Tor daintIe., $780,
OOU ioi flower. anu JIsplay, 81
OOU, 900 worth vi uIamouds. Ihat
is ealicd ia evidence OF pros
perlIy.
The "4.UOO" ak ior an oppor-
tuniiy to mork ior living wage.
Ihat Is eanedau violence OF shut
lessness.
A body ot men scheme until
they get tranchise. That Is
cailed d vested ugnt.
Another BODY u men ask for
ar equal chance oeiOre the law.
Thai Is Called interference with
vested rgnIs.
One BODY vi men organize a
big Manufacturing company and
exploit The ,abor OF children.
Tnat Is Called business enterprise.
Another bod, ut men INSIST
upon aoolisnIng child labor.
They are charged with interfering
with the rights OF employers
One body ot men limit pro.
duction. This S called business
enterprise.
Another body OF men force
strict apprenticeship rules. They
are charged with preventing
American Youth iron learning
useful trades.
A Corporation threatens to close
down unless it, preferred candi-
date Is elected. Ina, is calle d
good business judgement
Another organization advises
its membership - vote a certain
way. That is called an effort to
deliver the labor vote.
One corporation forces another
corporation. out of business by
threats. bribery and intimidation.
That is called competition.
An organization of another
kind seeks by argument to pre-
vent unfair competition That is
called labor union tyranny.
Will somebody please explain
whv there should be this dis
tinction without a difference in
the matter OF efni,ions-snd
always in favor OF the corporation,
the 400" and the vested rights !?
The newspaper., 1908-09-25

FOR SALE:-Twenty acres choice
fruit land near Elberta, under
fence: ten acres orchard twenty
inches of perpetual water; $4,000 on
easy terms. Now is the time to take
advantage OF low prices as prices
will double with the next crop.
|. ID. McFADDEN.
The newspaper., 1908-09-25
Commercial Printing.

OF every sort and kind prompt
ly turned out at this office. Give
us a trial order. We want to
prove that we can please you.
The newspaper., 1908-09-25

.ounnnoner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-25
Ser Mai.


gIs @pnneu.pnnt gait ber Mat
Sa idpn sm alten Seitett,
MnG Sambernttttel iunkte ttat
Sn i6nt ,upbl at bcreiten.
Srii1 ntprgens stns bic Smmsfran aus
eeSpt Matentait ST. baDen.
Ni1t, tuenn's tgr ntflts conflict bat,
Gs fpmnt' tbr amf ridt idJaben.
Sn Gnglanb spgett tie btttans,
Sen Maienba1tmt 5I pflansen,
TIM abetbs anf bent @iefenplan
Tut i'm 1er1titt at tnnsen.
SeumSion iinst: @eit fd5mer itrablt
SIM Mat Der Sai6e Mmge, ?
ttt6 ueiter, bak Der garse MDtb
CUR 2ieb' beipnbers tause.
SIT Der o@alfiire" it1gcn fie:
,Saf @interititrnte iueiden
Sem @Dnmemprb", bDh fdiikt er 6prt
Nidt bpr ben Spbesitretden.
9pd mandmaI tauidt er ms aud iegr,
SeipnbefIid int 9Drbet,
$50 es nm bieie 3eit md pit,
yMatfit1le" lit getuDrSem.
Spd bier i'm Sii6en tpirb ct ms
Wfitnnter etipas ifiuiile,
limb ie6en mir ms bann iupgl tint,
Nad etiuas, 6as ms fiibIe.
Gisma1er maht 10 fdlapperid,
Giscreme perbirbt ben Mnger,
Wir tpplen ettpas fr1fttges,
Sas ipirb ins mebr bebagen.
Sud- fieb, ba lit bas 2.pne Star
8teri
@as imden mir md ueiter,
Drum iett Gnd in ben Shatten bier
ttnb fneipt %bergniigt uit6 better.
Sas Gone Star Bier lit Maientranf
SIM Se1aslanb, benz meiten!
DIS ,uarit, pb's it'll, bus gilt ms sleidj,
gStr triitfens alter 2eiteis.
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Set iiber 60 Sa6ren

Idon ml1rDe Mrs. WinsIotp's Sootb-
ing-Sprup bon Miaionen BON Miit-
tern beim 3abnen Der &inoer ange-
tpenoet. @irit Dn Inn S1Iafe 6ur6
oas 99reien zines &inoes eeftort,
bas i'm 3abnen lit uno Dor Sdmer5en
meint? @enn 10, laffe fofort cine
5lai9e bon nMrs. @inslom's Sootb-
ing-@prup" boIen. Sein @ert lit
unbe5ablbar. gs miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inoeri1ng berihaf-
fen. 8erIoBt eub 6araut Miitter,
es lit fem 3peifel oariiber. gs BELT
9iarrboe, reguliert ben Magen uno
Die Mieren, beieitigt 8inb-aolif, er.
meidt BEN @armen, perbin6ert @nt.
5iinoung uno ltdrft oas gan5e Sp-
item. .Mrs. @inslop's Soothing
Sprup" fir aabnenoe Rinoer lit an.
genebm i'm @eibmad; oas He5ept
itamnlt bon einem Der 5eIten meibli-
den @er5te in ben Ser. Staaten. IS
lit bel allen 9ruggiiten in Der gan5er
@elt 5u BADEN. 8reis % Gents per
SIai6e. aauft nidts a1beres als
uMrs. 8inslom's Sootbina Sprup."
@aranttert nnter Der Sooo an6
Drugs Mfte, 80. sunni 1906, Serial
Drummer 1898.
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uno 81. 3omlinion perbaftet tporoen.
Mae bret iino @ngeltelte Der Molno
Sssnitaament Company.
- Ser 80. Mat lit Der leste Sag,
an meldenl Die Staotlteuern obne
Soften ullo @ebiibren be5ablt tper=
Sen fonren.
- Mm Sonntag obeno mare Elm
pollbeiestes groBes @atomobil in Der
@arten StroBe BET 8ono's Store
beinabe in oen SluB eeitiir5t. Cine
Game fungierte als Gbauffeule, Ite
perlor oie &ontroQe nno geiinnnllg
uno menn nidt Ser neben ibr iibenoe
SEER fofort sic 8remie angeorebt
bette, 10 mar 6os ungliid fertig.
= SIN aroerer Stelfe fiinoigt
@eorge SuntreB, Elm iunger,
m~olrenommierter Iopofat, feline &on-
oioatur fir oas glmt oes Gonntp y
Mnmalts an. Gr 1T bier geborerl
ltno er5ogen uno melt uno brett pors
teilbaft befannt. Inter Scat 2eDis,
Senrp ltmiheio uno SEQ. 81. 9oibien
mar er MIfiitent 9i7trift=GIerf uno
ebenio Miiiitent bel Dem 9iitrift5sn=
malt George 8aihol. Gr miro, menll
erpGblt, oas Imt in fabiger @eile
fiihren.
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aiinitler ieben NIT ainoerou-
| gen in oie @elt 8biliiter nit @IaS-
oltgen.
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1teben mir tpieoerum tpie sic
Die 8altern BORN nelte1 Sor.

iteben mir mieoerum mie oie = pie
Ole 8a1ern BORN neller 3or."
uS6ien Gante," forrigierte @gon
abermals. Sod ge6e i'd 5n: Ser
gerglei6 peroient cine gerbeiierurlg."
uggon, i6leife nidt INNER meine
gemerfun9en ob. 9u biit nod git
jung oo5rt. So, uno = mas nun2"
u@bmarten," ioete Srfel Nante.
gs bilft oles nidts. Ser Mann
aus Mmerifa miro zines Cages NIT
Sad unb Bad eintreffen, uno oarm
miro ii6 oie So6e arfflaren. Soften
mir oos @eite."
u9os geite," It0bnte Sarte Sief-
dert 11no rang Die Sanoe. Scr
Sduiter bleib-oos lit gepiB."
Ser bleibt, 9oroneiie. Snoeiie.l
pieleidt fann man i'm bier gum Sol
lieferonten mo6en. 9omit mare cine
gemiiie S%offabigfeit erreidt. Gs tit
ia freilid nod nidt geiagt, oob er
iib bier a II ieoe1n min
Gin Sturm ser gntriilhtng I'M
terbro6 ibn. uIniieoeln2!" i6rie
Sol1te &ifden. y8ielei6t gar III
93iegnib?4 Mit einem Sdilo iiber
Ser 2aoentiirl"
Sd erleb' es ni6t," a65te Sante
Sief6en nit elmer, Stimme, oie ans
einem fal1gel1 &reu5ea11g 5u fommen
l6ier.
Grid idlng ben @otbaer mieoer
gu. ugs itirbt iid nidt 10 leidt,"
meinte Ell. uMub oos mltB ertragen
peroen. Nebmt oil, es mare iGlim=
mer gefonmer. Nebmt an, Ser on
fel grnlt lei oriiben 5u @ralloe ge=
gangel1 -
ugeinobe it's TO-" loete gertlipp=
6erl uno Sante &ifden pfli6tete
Dem BET: u@s lit iogar genon 10.
So, genalt. @s lit cine S6a11oung
unieres Mamens. l1no bob er bier
Der fornllt, lit cine 8ropofation. 81
tr1at oie &epoll1tion in nn Mere Sami-
Tie. l1no nnier @oppen ldlagt er
at SEN Stranger. SIN ben Stranger,
Iaqe td, 1tno an sic @aleere."
(TortIebnng foIst.)
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= Manhe @erpflidtlute seidiebt
ollf Soften Der 9flidt.
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Sn 8renbain lit oos iabrlide
Maifeit nit grobem Grfolg eefeiert
porben. Sn Dem 8elt8ug naren oies
Mal Die bauptidhli6lten Nationen
Ser Groe ourd idon gei6miidte so
gen repraientiert.
Der aongreB bat IN ole uSun-
0rp Gipil" -gia cine geItimmung auf-
genommei1, oie cine senaue @ermei-
Jung bes Safens bon Collection,
Seras Gitp uno Sort 9olipar anoro-
net.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-25

Gorreipunbens. Gibolo. Ser,
Sim Samitag oen %. Mai f%eierten
I'M Samilienfreiie SEER Gobt. Shae-
fer uno @gnes S6aefer, geborene
gfeil, ibre goloene Sod5eit. @s if
iebr @enigen pergonnt, ben Gbren-
tag 81 erleber. 9eioe baben eine
redt gIiidlid)e gbe gefiibrt. @ah-
trdglid unleren beiten @liiflpunid.
Int ielben Gage nuroen ebeli6
per6unoen Serr Saul 8ripalo uno
Srdulein Morie Saefer, Softer bon
Gbos. Saefer. @iel @liid auf Sen
2ebensipeg.
Mir Gatten an1 30. einen fleinen
&egerL Il 3oa, welder Dem Corn
biel gebolfen bot; es lit Iiisii6t fin
mebr ga. so. Stapper, Sobn BON
Sultan Stapper, fam am %. BON
Der @elt Seras Militarp Gcooemp in
San Il1tonio, 5uriif IN Die &eimot.
Seros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-25
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