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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-15

Muskegon. Mich. Aug. l0.-Dolly
Dinnger. aged ak. was accidentally
shot by her brother While. aged ten.
while the latter was shooting al a tar
get with 22.caliber rife The bullet
lodged In the girls wrist Willie ran
to the woods and hid there until his
parents found him in the evening.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-15
Unknown Fire bug suspected.

Ionla, Mich. Aug. 13.-The old city
hail. which was abandoned recently,
was set on fire, II Is believed. by an
incendIary and totally destroyed. The
fire communicated with the opera
house adjoining and with the residence
OF BENJAMIN shirts and damaged them
70 the extent of $1,000 each.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-15

Saginaw, Mich. Aug. i3.-Mabei
lennon. the mother OF the baby found
drowned in the river here a few days
ago, had evidently contemplated sui
eide. ms two-ouncc bottle OF carbolc
acid was found on her by rhe matron
Of the Jail II was a fiat bottle and
was fastened inside her stocking by a
stout elastic band. She stlll refuses to
tell who the man In the case Is.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-15

Port Huron. Mich, Aug. li.--Adolph
Swanson, n Swede. was held here by
the immigration officials on the ground
that he was insane. and when the
man was able to give his sisters I'd
dress in Chicago they sent for bsr
She pleaded with them 10 give her
brother into her care. but In vain. The
officers decided 10 deport him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-15

MenomlEee. Mich. Aug. 1.-THE
body Of an unknown man was washed
ashore during heavy sea here. The
body had apparently been IN the water
for some time. A small sum u money
was found on the body, tut there wore
no marks Of Identification.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-15

Trinidad Colo. Aug. 13.--Abrahan NJ
w Cohn was shot and killed by
Charles w. Moore when he was about
20 depart from this city with Mrs.
Moore on a Colorado and Southern
train. Cohn was a son Of ? rabbi, for
merly n resident OF ChicaeoH accord
ing 20 a statement made by Mrs
Moore
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-15
Heavy Wheels KILLED Him.

DeckersvIlle Mich. Aug, 13.-Leslie
Randall. farm hand. twenty eight
years old, employed on the farm Of
Arthur Haynes, Of this village. was
instantly killed while harvesting oats.
His head and chest We're crushed by
the heavy wheels OF the machine
which passed over him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-15
Train Attacked at Night and Rid
died with Bullets IN Ala
bama.
THREE MEN INSTANTLY KILLED
Eleven Others Wounded, Two Of
Whom Will Die.
FusiIiaGe Poured Into the Train as
IL Passed Through Cut-Dogs
ON the Trail OF the As
sailants.

At Birmingham, Ala. three men
were instantly killed and eleven
injured, two Of whom will probably
die, when striking miners fired into =
passenger train on the Birmingham
Mineral railroad at Blocton. about z
a. m. The dead are: Conductor Joe T..
Collins; O. s Dent deputy sheri; Will
lard Howell, non-union miner. The
injured: Major II. Il. Dodge, superin-
tendent OF safety. Tennessee Coal com
pany. wounded In hand and leg; II. Il.
Cox, superintendent OF mines, Tennes-
see Coal company, wounded slightly In
knee; A. r. Cross. CHIEF clerk. superin-
tendent's office, wounded In arm and
knee; ]. X. johnson and A. G. Bryant.
deputy sheriffs, slightly wounded In
side; j. b. Conett deputy sheriff,
wounded In back; w. L. McAuly, sol
dler. slightly injured; r. A. Pearson.
soldier. wounded in left shoulder; j. @.
Martin, wounded In head, back and
arm; A. J. Myer. iaborer, wounded In
leg; Robert sigmon. wounded In arm
and breast.
Attacked While I'm n Cut.
The train was a special bearing nom
union men to the Blocton mines under
guard OF soldiers and deputies. On the
outskirts or the town the engineer sud
denly saw log across the track. and
al once n fusillade was fired into the
train. The engineer did not stop, but
let the pilot throw the log from the
track and put on full speed. The place
where the attack was made was in a
cut. the ground being on n level OF the
lower part OF the windows. The assall-
ants from the rocks above poured down
a murderous fire directly into the win
dows. and at the engineer. Practically
every window In the train was broken
and shots struck all parts Of the en-
CINE and cab
Dogs Put on the Trail.
The train proceeded to Blocton and
the dead and injured were returned TO
Birmingham. Dogs were hurried TO
the scene and took trails through the
woods directly 70 the union head
quarters Eight negroes were arrested
In the afternoon and other arrests are
expected. Governor Conner held a hur-
ried conference with Lieutenant Colo
mel Hubbard. commanding the militia.
and another company was hurried TO
Blocton.
More Strenuous Action Demanded.
The trouble has caused widespread
indignation and general demand IS
being made that more strenuous action
be taken looking TO the preservation OF
order. Governor Conner has not made
a statement on the situation so far.
While no disturbances have been re-
ported In the district other than
the Blocton affair the situation Is re-
garded as the most grave since the
Inauguration OF the strike over a month
ago
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-15
BRYAN GIVEN AN OVATION.
Multitude Cheers Him as He Rises
Later Proceedings Noted.


when Clayton concluded the audi
ence again rent the sky with cheers.
which were redoubled as the Sage Of
Falrview" arose TO reply. He had to
wait several minutes before there was
silence enough for him 20 be heard.
Bryan Is master Of oratory. and II
Is not too much TO say that he never
appeared TO better advantage as he
began 20 speak. his voice resonant and
his periods eloquent; and his audi
ence was with him, as shown by the
applause. which began with the first
paragraph Of his speech, and was con
tinually repeated.
At the close OF the formal notlf-
cation programme Bryan, accompanied
by Mrs. bryan, other members OF his
family, members OF the notification
committee AID prominent citizens OF
Nebraska and other states, will pro-
coed inside the state capitol building,
where, In one of the legislative cham
bers, Bryan win hold an Informal re-
ception
AT $50 In the evening the notlfica-
ton committee Will arrive az Bryun's
home. Falr,iew where on the lawn
the candidate will tender them an
elaborate dinner. 40 the conclusion OF
this parading hands will march 10y and
salute Bryan and his guests, and bril-
liant displays Of fireworks by enthu-
sIastic Lincoln citizens will mark the
close OF the days festivities.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-15
GREAT rHRoNc IS PRESENT

Clayton Tells the Nominee His Mcs-
sage--Leader Loudly Appiaudcd.
At 10 a. m. bands stationed on the
capitol grounds and on Government
square began concert OF patriotic
and popular music, which continued
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-15

Elsie, Mich, Aug. l2.-Ernest Heinz,
farmer near here, fell from a scaf-
fold eighteen feet 10 the cement floor
OF the barn. striking on his head and
shoulders. He is totally blind. and 10
b feared be win die.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-15

Admiral George Dewey Will leave
Washington about August 22nd.
for Plymouth. ". H.. 70 attend
the unwilling AZ the Portsmouth navy
yard OF the bronze tablet erected 20
the memory OF Admiral Farfasut.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-15
broken Hip Causes Death.

Ypsllanti. Mich. Aug. 13.--Mrs.
Hannah soule Van Dusen, the oldest
resident OF Ypsllantl, Is dead. aged
n.nety-feur years and six months.
Twelve weeks ago she fell. breaking
her hip. Up 70 the time Of her fall
she was remarkably active.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-15

Ann Arlor, Mich. Aug i0.--Ciya
r.. Lewis no law student In the
y. Of NJ, whose home Is IN CASE.
H., has been arrested charged with
the larceny from the T. Of NJ. law "
brary OF thirteen volumes. valued at
S04,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-15

Lake Charles. La. Aug. H.
Charged with having used Insulting
language TO two white girls. ak me-
groes received fifty lashes from buggy
whips In the hands OF crowd or cltE
Kens OF vinton. The negroes fed later.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-15

salute being In charge OF Colonel MA
lone. The city was profusely deco
rated, and the streets were soon alive
with visitors whose number was be-
ing constantly Increased by arrivals
by trains, while other throngs came
into town by wagon. carriages. on
horseback and on foot.
Decorations OF the City.
workmen had been busy all yester.
day and last night decorating the husl-
ness houses and homes OF the city in
honor OF notification day The larger
stores had hundreds OF flags draped
along each story. while banners
dropped from the windows. The Elks
clubhouse was conspicuously draped In
red. white and blue while pictures
OF Bryan were on display in the win.
dOws. AZ the Lincoln hotel. where the
Democratic headquarters are located.
hundreds OF yards OF bunting were
used. Above the portico was sus-
pended mammoth picture OF William
J. Bryan. and In the lobby OF the
hotel was another. The city hall also
was appropriately decorated with
flags and bunting Pictures OF Bryan
were consplcuously displayed from the
windows.
Demonstration Is Nom Partisan.
AT the statehouse the platform
where the notification ceremonies oc-
CURED was located directly In front %
the north door OF the capitol, and was
made large enough 10 accommodate
the candidates. the members OF the
notification committee. the local com
mittee on arrangements and the news
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-15
BROWNS HER INFANlI
Girl Who Loved Not Wisely Hello
by the Police, Suspected
of lnfanticide.
STUMBLED AND DROPPED BABY
while on a Bridge, She says.-sleuths
Investigating-In Ingenuity In Hid
ing Stolen Gems.

Saginaw, Mich. Aug 10.-Sensa,
tional developments were expected in
the supposed murder case In which al
infant born 10 woman giving her
name az Mrs j. r. Austin, Port Hu.
ron. nj the WomanAs hospital. was
drowned the same night the mothes
took IL from the hospital. presumably
TO leave the city. The police learned
that the woman was unmarried, came
from nearby city. and had male
compnlon.
Man I'm the Case Invisible.
While they decline 20 give out defi-
mite Information IL Is known that
-Mrs. Austin was clandestInely In
Communication with some person who
visited Saginaw while she was In the
hospital This person Is believed to
be the IMAM In the case" He sent
her several messages TO the hospital
and the authorities are trying 10 trace
the sender. but the messenger serv-
ice refuses 10 disclose its records I'M
Ill compelled TO by order OF court
But the police have discovered who
the woman la have arrested her. and
are holding her pending an investiga-
ton OF the story she tells about the
death OF the baby. Her name Is Ma
bel Lennon. and she n twenty-three
years old. The baby was drowned at
the Mershon railway bridge last
Wednesday night Miss Lennon told
Chief OF Police Kain that she left the
Woman's hospital Wednesday intend
Ing TO go away from the city until
she could find home for the baby.
She was walking up and down the
railroad track. she says, waiting for
an evening train. when she stumbled
on the bridge and the baby slipping
from her grasp dropped into the water.
Feared She Would be Accused.
Realizing that she might be &C
cused OF killing the child, she said she
returned TO her mothers home and
told no one OF her experience. The
young mother lavlshed every affec-
don on the baby while at the hospital.
and now displays the greatest grief
over It's fate The police have been
unable 20 ascertain who Is the child's
father so far.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-02
Iaditebenoe ronlantilde 6

NQ~u]1leDeIue lUlltulllIuJe VIZ
l1idte miro aus. gfom llnterm %.
9e5. beridtet. Sellte fritz aln Wor-
gen nuroe oie i6one unb iunge
Marolliie @uglielmetti 9ohter zines
Ser reiditen bieiigen Mriitofraten,
urrb ibr @eliebter, Der bon &onrieb
fir Die ndd)ite Saiion in SEEM Sort
eneagierte Senor Spoletti, inter ge-
beimnisnollen l1mitdnben in Dem an
Die &ina oes 8aters Ser inngen Dame
gren5enoen 8epadsbouie tot aufge=
funben. Spaletti uno feline @eliebte
batten ii6 beimlih in Dem @emads=
bauie ~getroffen. Ils ibre 2eiben ge-
Efitnoen mnroen, nnren lamlntli6e
5iiren felt bon auBen perlbloiien, 10
oaB es Dem Gaore nnmogli6 selpeien
mare sbinal1s5ugelangen, obne einen
2drm gu MAIDEN, melher idtnmtlide
8emobner oes @auies auf Die 8eine
aebradt lbaben miiroe. Inf mel6e
@eiie bas 8aar INNS 2eben fam, lit
nod ni1t beltim1n1t ermittelt. Na6
elmer @niidt bat lih oasielbe, Oa es
gntoedung OILS unpermeiolih err
fannie, pergiftet. Die Toli5ei neigt
iid 81 Der BON mebreren Mer5ten aus
geipro9enen @niidt bin, oab es in
Dem oitt perlbloiienen @emadsbauie
ourh oos ginotmen Der 0iifte Ser
uielen glumerl, melde oasIelbe on
fiiaell eritidt lit. Muf Die Mnuabme
bin oab Die 9iebenoen BON jemano,
melfer pinihte, oaB lie entoeft per;.
ben, IN Dem @euahsbauie eiugei6lofs
len muroen, baben @ebeimpoli5iiten
oie @emablin oes Marquis @ugliel=
metti, Die friibere beriibmte Grimas
Donna De 6arro, perbaftet.
2aut Meloung aug 9amburg
iino bort meitere ied5ebn Sremoen=
legiondre aus Gdfablanca in Waroffo
e%ingetroffen. Do iie fabnenfliidtige
9eutide iinb, muroen fie iofort in
Sat- genommelt. 8innen &ur5em
miro cine neue Shaar 9eiertierter
eripartet. Sbon 5u @nfane oes Wo-
mats lporen in 6amburg orei5ebn
9ellti1e a%naefommell, mel6e friiber
Ser 5remoenlegion angebOrt botten.
Sic paren BON @leier nod 8abat in
Maroffo ~oeiertiert uno, als iie bort
angelangt maren,. oingfeit gerna6t
moroen. Muh oieie tuaren 5umeiit
Msilit6rflihtlinge. Der oeutide aon=
iul IN &abat batte ibnen Die @elegen-
belt perihafft nad Der Seimat 5u-
riidaufehren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-02

6anai bat I'm Htrimtsjabr.
1907 runh 100000 1onnen 3uder
geerntet, bic srBbte ie basspefen.
kynte. Ssfolse Der Mebranpflansuns
tpirb BITE ndhfiSbftee Grnte auf 575,S
900 4pnnsn sei4dsf.
Hib Mebgt, BIB por furaem
etn pressfedtsr. putbe gun, pofor Der
.rfsn prssbptsrif4sn Atr9e IN 4arns
ipn, Wsbs, srnanrf. CT fast. bab
ne Rampftrititer TN Mueemetnen nies
maIs NIT einem Boyer stiproden bos
ben.
Das pnIirtn BON M Us
fmeIn III an Der @iibtiae Ralis
fornsens eth aassebsbntes unb setpinn,
bringsnbes @ei9aft. So tpsrben bter
Mufdem gefun5.n, ipelHe einen hob.n
Grab bon pOlttur ermDglt4en Mnb
tpuRberpone In Rsgenboeenfarbtn
fGinerrbe S1attirunsen aeisen, na4>
ben, BITE raute Wubtnfette an etnem
e54mtrseltein ubsefdfiffen purSe,
Wau9er stbt Is tn grantrsid
ettpa 100000 Bon ibn.n benilBer
bt. meiiten bic pfetfe.
Man6e M umien fmb in
Hinben Bis gu 600 Metern Il Wleter
Z 1897 3olD 2dnge .insspidelt.
@gbpten. bat cine unsebturs
3abl tl.in.r 2anbb.fib.r; iiber 1000
600 Msnf9en iinb BETTER b,s Grun'
bes, m.l9.n ite b.bauen.
@on ALLEN ugenblid en
Mrbeitern Qonbons iinb bic Set
tungsiung.n bic g~.fEnb.ien, bic Bar
bieriungen bic ungefiinbeitsn.
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vsrmsbrte zoIlIinisn
5~aeiIitdfsn.

Da Die aompogitie cine groBe An'
snbl oirefter Circuits 5miiden ben
widtig{ten Stdoten in Seras uno IN
Mrfanias in getrieb geiest bot, 10
lit 5ie in Der 2oge, ibren alnoen Ell
nen prompteren uno pirflameren
Dienlt auf meite gntfernungen 81
bieten, ipie bisber. Seine 3nii6en.
ltationen ouf oieien Circuits, oesbalb
feline uYferbreduns.
Cine neue 2inie lit ioeben 5tpilfen
Bonnie nno fingoIo etabliert poroen,
bic Mnlflub fat on Die Bionier 9ele-
pbon 3ompaenie, moour6 eritflaili-
ger Dienlt nah Sflaboma Gitp,
Guthrie uno meitliden 9unften in
Oklahoma bergelteat miro.
the SOUTHWESTERN TEL. ind TEL. co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-02

Mllerlei.

Nad Dem @eri6t oes ltaoti-
iden 8auinipeftors muroen I'M Sabre
1907 2275 Observation-Disclosures aus
eeftelt fir DISQUALIFICATION I'M ange-
gebenen @erte bon $1,951,471. Snl
Sabre 1906 morenses 1868 Sheine
fir DISQUALIFICATION i'm @erte bon
$1,f1f,550.
Der g%eeuiobrsbaa i'm Galino
mar cine gldn5enoe Mffare. Brof.
Warr lieferte init einem Ordeiter
bon funf5ebn Damn Die 9ad= uno
Safelmuiif.
SIN DECEMBER ereigneten iif
IN Ser Stabt 181 3~ooesfaae.
Ser Gountp Glerf ltelte i'm
pergangenen Sabre 1897 Seiruts-
li5enien aus. SIN perfloiienen Wo-
flat III.
@m p%ergangeren 0ienltag
abenb ltarb 8rau Senrietta Wiiaer,
Satin pom CHARLES $. 8. Miiller
nad lanefpieriger &ranfbeit. Sic mar
in 5rieoridsburg geboren uno
mobnte felt 16 Sabren in ser Staot.
SIN Sitter bon So So6ren ltarb
Brou Mmalia Sbaub, @attin bon
Sobn S1aub in ibrer @obnung
2O1 Mesquite StraBe. sic binter=
I6bt ibren @atten uno bier Sobne
uno 5pei So1ter.
0as ileue Sabr beganrl
nit Dem berrlidIten 6riiblingsmetter
uno oieiem folgte mabreno Der Madt
pom /. ein iboner Hegen.
Die iibli9en SDIpeiterbaGe i'm
Gaiino, i'm Surnperein nn6 inn Sar-
monte Club nerIiefen in Ser ange=
nebmIten @eiie. Die unterbaltung
oes vJrobiinn~ am Mbeno oes eriten
Sannar erfreute fib 5ablreider getei-
Ggung uno fano groBen Mnflang.
Wie idne1 bod Die 3eit per<
iliegt. Nun lino Die 6eiertaee, a1f
oie iid Sung uno @It @oderI ia
Monnte porBer freute, i9on mieoer
poriiber uno Sites befinoet iid i'm
often 0elel1e.
SIN Sitter BON SO Sabren
ftarb Jrau gIiiabetb Warfelo in if
rer @obnung 1923 9eIena StraBe.
Sic binterIdBt ibren @atten Mutter,
einen Sobn~ bier S6meitern nno
5pei griioer.
Die Beeroieung oes 8aum-
p~o1fdufers Martin Sirid, Ser in
@i6oings ploslih/ am Ser5ihlag
itarb, fano bier bonn 8auie ieines
Bruoers 2ouis 8irib, All Siio=
Yrein Strabe aus itatt.
Dos 8ortrdt oes Braiioenten
Yorfirio Dia3, melhes benz Snterna=
tionalen Club bonn Hrdiioenten Ielbft
gum @eidenf eemadt ipur6e, iiti5od-
frei ei~ngelaifen poroen.
SSm pergangenen Sabre lieBen
iidy in Gan Mntonio nabeau 100 Sir
men inforporieren NIT einem Rapi=
tai bon $4,212,750.
Claude Dem 2eben. gs lebrt
better aIs &eoner uno Bud.
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Grmutttaentnms : uebertrasumsen.

0ruutttoentut1A : Mebertraenngen.
s. 81. RibbIebrouf uno 6rau an Sncot
9ufn, 0runbfad i'm Neuen gitp 8lod
3ol; $3.50.
Nrel Reeribeibt unb g. u Stieren an
Bram cha Nader. @ruubfld IN Der Du'
range 6tra6e: 81, 500.
Sete &plinsfp nnbe 6rau an George
QDIuH er., 0runbftad in Der 3atunbale
Nbbifien: $50.
nm. 4Obrptuplsfi an S. Wrn. Miaer.
4oruubjtln an Der 0nmnrbsStra6e; $1,000.
q. g. mnt q. Or. Butler an g. v.
Gtierer unb Dm. DDbrDnplsfi, 0runb'
tad an ber Rpro. flores . Strabe; 500
M.
Gus. d. Wrdbner an s. Wartinea.
orunbe16 an be- Gan Qais.5trn6e: $1e5,
Getpm 8. Gerber unb frau an s 8.
Arnofb, 1880 0der 4anb; "a, 965.
NINA W. AIbreht an Nrrnin un6 Emil
lie Gtaubenberoer 80 4,l0 Nder 2auo;
1868.
Nm s.. Shnt unb Charles 3. SIN.
dam an See q. Muhnte, @runbfnd an
ber San Fernando Gtrate; Sl25.
Gus NJ. 0r6bner on @an1en 8alnaar,
orMMbetf an Der san euis straBs; $l25.
GbarIeD s. 9Iod an Gbpma1 g. uno
NtdtersS traBe; ez00.
o. un6 galena Shmibt an eugene
Dohrmunb. grunbftad In Der Nifiinn.
i3eIt FRA abolition; $3.50.
R 6aI6 & BRO. an Charles Gotpnie.
0runbhad an Der Slb. Hrein. StroBe; SO.
QIfreb 6aubplb u. v. an Charles +.
eled. 0runbhaf an ber Rihter. Strase;
500.
eugene Goimereen unb Jrau an s. a.
Nobinfph, 0runbfld an Der sSBouing
8trpkf; 81. $50.
3. .. euben unb 6rau an Spbn .,
5lpob. 0ruHbfhd in Der CAT gnb Hb.
kitipn; G96.
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Gin isuperanes SeilmitteI.

4afunter bat man cine Ir5enei gu per-
fteben, Der gegeniiber bieienige Rrantheii
ohnlnddtig 1T, auf beren 9eiIung tie be-
rednet lit. Colder Mrt 9eilmittel giebi
es MIR berbdltnismdBig ipenigs. .3n ibner
ge6Grt aber Dor nnem nMnafeiis" eine
lett Inngen Srbren an bieIen Ealfeu6eu
bon Ydfienten betpGbrte grfinonng beg
Or. GiIsbee, ipeI1e jeben Sail bon 4ds
u~tprrApi6en beiIt: Oh bernltet ODER fri14
.pb blind ooer bIuten6. @er nit bieien
qlaIboIen 2ei6en 8eitraft ii, fam fid
bon Der gernoe5u fpunoertdtigen 8irts
inmfeit reidt i~ber5erge1. Trobe fpirf
foffenfrei bon g. Menftihter & e., 8u1
1916, Netu 9prf, berfnnot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-02

Orei @tertel Der 6 b
oberfldde t%Jnneu, ipsgcn Uebir;
gen, Wuften, Siimpfsn unb nnfru9t'
barem 8oben. niSt btsaut ptrbsn.
Webr ais 10000 air.
9tngIoden ftno in grap, s.. q.
ssgoHen tporbsn, felt bic srfte gi:tsrs
I'm Sabre 1926 bafslbit ersi9t.t
tpurbe.
@erf9iebene unQt So
reaner, p.lds fir bic la.ea va
eificsGiienoabn gear6eittt boitsn, tsa
ten in aaniaa uno &ebraSta in Sdrl
len ein.
9as g Gladtbeit mar nr.
fpriingli4 sjRe ttltii6e Baife. %
alien iriid)sn agi.ssr trag 8ile iDi;
BITE Mdnnsr dnbsrsr Nutionen Sdfper'
ter fabrtsn,
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8eilcios gcid(lie Ser German Ga:
0ieS Mi1 Suciett.

Sn Mnbetradt oaB mir ourd ben
Sob Ser Srou Otto Sod Elm langidb-
RIGGS bodgefdattes @itgIieo perlo-
rem uno
Sn Mnbetraht oaB lie in frIberer
Snbren cine itetige Wittuirferin ge-
peien, lei es beihloiien, bob Der Der
Elm oeren SOB tief beoauert, uno
oaB mir ben trauernoen 9interbliebes
men unier tiefites 8eileio, uno auf=
ridtigite Geilnabme biermit be5eugen
8eidloiien, oaB 6ieie 8eibliiiie i'm
Hrotofon oes 8ereins eingetragetl,
uno in Der o5reienprelie" peroffent-
fift per6en.
&omite:
gliiobetb Oegen emile 0oromann
Mnna 8obbarot.
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36olf Qebmanm

Mrs. 6. 81. &. @ides-geeaie
fam per 5elepben Wr. 1927 IN III
rem Snule megen @runoeigentum
angerufen merben. @ld fann man
oieierbalb IN ibrer @obnnng, Sf9
@raplon StraBe porfprefen.
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0erridtet bic Mrbeit.

Mr. 6. 6. Chamberlain bon Gin
ton, Maine, iagt BON 8udleRs Mr-
fniea Golbe: iie perridtet ibre arbeit,
lie furierfe fnfine Samorrboioen
@u6 gut fir oufseiprungene Sanoe.
25c BEL aoolpb 9reiB nno 81. Gobr
& SO.
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Yaneoalt & aubIer, Woore.@ ebdu.
be. Seine Serrenfleiber. Boaes
aiioaimsrrt BON Stoffsn.
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petrats.g metue,

Sobn Shubert Song unb 4aura Gbar'
lOtte Rnbpfi
Robert g. Shermerhorn unb gaa y.
Bonafp.
3. s. BaHermann unb Neabe @oinss.
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Rrennbolzi Rrennbolz!

Sest lift Die Seit, gmren Borroi
bon $oIa fir ben Winter einaulegen
@ntes Boft.Sat OfenboIs bilis In
nelten 9olsbof bon
+. VIM. SAENGER, eigentuemar,
404 MoIan Strahe.
MeueS Gel. 1887. Nltes Sci. 1874
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9anfiasnns.

@Gen Denen, 6ie benz 2eidenbe-
g1ngnis unieres Sobnes, 8ruoers
uno Sdmagers
a6plf Qebmanm
b~eifDobnten beIonoers aber Der Sic
mering 2oge fagen mir unieren Oanf.
unieren ber5Iifen Cant ebenfaas
Serrn 6. Stremmel fir Die liebepone
Bflege oes &ranfen Germ Yaltor
Sartmann fir feline tr0itenoen @orte
am @rabe uno Maen, Die oen Sarg
NIT glumen ldmiidten.
Die tranernben 9interbliebenen.