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The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

More people are taking Foley's
Kidney Remedy every year. 1t is
considered to be the most effective
remedy for kidney and bladder trou-
bles that medical science can devise.
Foley's Kidney Remedy corrects ir-
regularities. builds up worn-out tis-
sues and restores lost vitality. 1t
will make you feel we'll and look
we'll. For sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16
Mr.. Kennedy is Here.

Will j. Kennedy, who is heir to
his fathers property in Texas, saw
the notice in the Tribune and called
upon the sheriff Thursday to re-
ceive the official probate notice. Mr.
Kennedy had received copy Of the
notice himself and was aware OF his
fathers death.
He is clerk at Lofgren's and
had Just moved from his former res
idence. which was the reason the
sheriff could not locate him.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

Miss Margaret Davidson returned
from Denver Wednesday and has re-
sumed her position with the Weld
County Abstract company. Miss Da-
wilson has been employed in Denver
about year.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

Ralph Henderson was in Denver
last week, and successfully passed
an examination before the state
board OF pharmacy, SO he is now a
registered pharmacist.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

45-pound, Texas tree, with full ac-
coutrements, and is worth $50. The
owner will have to pay $40 for the
expenses of the Nebraska sheriff and
can have his saddle by calling at the
court house.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

Guy Harrington left Saturday for
Chicago, He will visit his former
home in Muscatine, Ia, before re-
turning.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

Mrs. c. J. Bernethy left Greeley
wednesday for Muskoeee. Okla.
where she has 4 position as matron
Of a hospital. Miss Ruth will re-
main in Greeley with her aunt. Mrs.
o. o. Russell, until spring
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

The ninth grade OF the Normal
High school had a class party Friday
evening in the basement OF the
building. Miss A. Parker was the
chaperone. Progressive games were
played and refreshments served.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

Mrs. James Cameron returned to
her home in Denver Friday evening.
after two weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Tom Allan.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

Miss Anna Graham, who teaches
in Eaton, came down Friday to visit
over Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Graham.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

Mrs. Frances Lee left for Elmira,
N. Y, Friday afternoon, where she
will visit few weeks with relatives.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

Mrs. w. d. Owen and little sol ar
lived here Saturday to visit her
sister. Mrs. M. w. Berry Mrs. Owen
will remain until after the holidays.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

Mrs. T. Moulton returned to Den
yer Friday, after spending few
days with her husband, who Is To-
Gated here now.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

Mrs. James McGibbon of Laramie.
Wyo., was in Greeley Saturday. en-
route home from Fort Collins.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

lived a telegram
hilip Mayher, of
B.. saying his
Mayher, died
g. Mrs. John
er, Eleanor, WIS.,
i OF VIM. Mayher
|sOs, and will be
ny Of the friends
In, Mayher.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

"A. Bradford en-
mems class and
fesbyterian Sun
home Thursday
Pre- provided for
|reshments were
i is superintend-
:hool.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

Mesdames G. H. DEMO and A. C.
Adams OF Eaton were Greeley visit
ors Saturday.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16
Kinsella. insurance.

Alex. Mead went to Trinidad last
Friday on business trip.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16
Furs Indian Tanned.

Coats, robes and gloves guaran-
teed moth-proof John W. Sanborn.
1913 Eleventh street. phone Red S24
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

has returned
bin, Tex, after
j his cousin.
| and family.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

Tyrone, Pa. is
Ind family. MIR.
and is vest
he is undecided
Idaho.
wife were in
camp fire ban
l. given by the
he Yiat of Com
hs Of the Grand
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

|nth grade boys
school enter
b skating party
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

lave of Eaton
ening and was
ha West for a
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

Collins is a
Mr.. and Mrs.
N. X. Starbird.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

Kinsella. insurance..
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

trained nurse,
from Evans,
a case.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

to Fort Col
he entered the
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

kdoy for Sho-
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

Id Friday IN
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

broulo, Colo .
la, Hunter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-29

Money 10 90 20 she Descendants "
Cherokee lnalanu IN she south

Money 10 90 70 ire Descendants o.
Cherokee INDIANS n she south
Bristol. Tenn, July - Fred N.
Baker. assistant and Special Commits.
sioner Miller, who has the task Of ais
tFihutlng "a 900 900 among the deHoen.
dantA Of Cherokee and other Indians In
the south and southwest. saturday
heard the cases of seven Bristol az.
plicants In most Of the Bristol ap.
plicants were found unmislakAhle ev.
idence az nnbroken indian blood
All Void. there are forty nyo thou.
sand applicants tor their share in tao
fund many o. shem being In vlrein.
a.. TenneSsee. Kentucky, North Caro-.
lima. Georgia and Alabama tho
money represents . Judgment anainst
tho unltod siaten government IN "a
yor Of the indiana Tbs original sum
was only one milllnn, ont the lnserest
for seyenty.iye years has auadfupled
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-29

wssvsr, Formar popullm candldate
Cor Presidency, Meets Him.
paa Molnes. iowa. July as,~~VNhen
william j BryAn swoka Monday Ne
found awaiting hin General John p,
Weaver, OF Iowa, Who. IN 1894. Was
the p0pullst CANDIDATE Tor president.
General Weaver huarded tho train "A
Collar. Iowa, wAilt Mr. bryan WIS
dreeslng bet aop8 ne two spen we're
engaged IN earnest conversation 0vaE
the political sltnailQn
General Weaver some tlma ago ldeNe
tined hlmsalf With ne pemocFAlio
party and 70 strong friend ~ tlr,
nryan Nj nryan Mad sooa nlFhtS
reat Eefors going % bed Ne wsp
serenadad IN his car ~ male omar"
sot from a lheafyical company, b1Hne
west. He greatly enjoyed me lfeAt
sna clapped his hands ffpausnlly A.
Newton. Iowa. Monday uaeFnlnn, q
large crgwa gathered about thH car
and called foF NJ. Bryan. ~ was
only partially dressed. but pGstlnM his
heaa out 81 the Wlndow AZ his alata
room, ne gAlds
''tlo0d nl0fnlnG kentlemem" Aad eNs
pressed Feerat that We did not knpw
speech wa 20 DO made. else a@
eoula have been W " nAy gaw
agofln.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-29

survivor Of tho Sanar Tragedy.
New York. July rs. The terrible
massacre OF men OF company c, OF the
Ninth lnfantry at Balingiga, Island Or
SAmaF, on September rs, 1901 BY.
treacherous FiIlpinos. when Captain
Connell and more than forty otaers
Of the command were mRssacred, is
recalled by the case OF one Of the sur.
ssrprs OF that day. Patrick Mcclure.
o. Brooklyn. who Is IN hospital dy-
Ing from poison taken with suicidal
intent
Mcclure was only eighteen years
old when he enlisted In the Ninth in
fantry- He did Ais part in tie at
tempt OF the survivors 70 ariye on
their foes and was one u the eighteen
to escape But the horrors OF that
day SO preyed on his mind that two
years ago his mind failed entirely lie
was sent to St. Elinabeth's. the gov
eminent insane hospital at washing
ton, and remained there until ten days
ago. wAeR AZ hA8 ~ taT recovered that
nls uoth# wa aloRad "a bring aim
back to brooklyn. But the old Terror
was still with him and Sunday night
ne escaped HIS mothers watchfuI eyes
and took the poison which the doctors
fear viii cost him his life.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-29
TO HOLD rHslR COTTON.
Probable Action q Farmsrs' unlon 81
Mlsslselppl. !.


Mlsslselppl. J..
New Orleans. La. July as. "A
Timss,Democrat special from Jackson,
Miss, says
That the Farmers union OF Missls.
sippi has determined 10 hold cotton
of the market. "a evidenced by many
surface Indications. although the
meetings are secret and members give
out nothing for publication that has
not been strictly censored
The union "a thoroughly equipped for
q practical test. Isa membership now
includes 4 large majority Of fhe farm.
ers OF tho state, Warehouses have
been established In almost every com,
nunity. Over AMY have been organ
ikei within the past three months and
applications cor charters continue IA
pour IN AZ the rate Of half doaen
per week. Whom the season opens
and cotton begin 10 move IA volume,
the union Will have clos6-tu $50 to 200
warehouses Of its own IN which cotton
may be stored 10 await the caprlcos
Of the market.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-29

cns 10y Killed. Ancther Fatally w.
l8rud "a Rsa Oak
Ailaals tuty 81 one my wa Az
mnal iaalansiy hgrnsd ~ death snt
0saef Il expneled 20 80. And lbs depot
81 ND Oak. "a me Atlanta Aud Vast
mint railroad pas taFned y the
ggauaa 81 result ~ ire fHpIaaion ~
a barfal ~ aieohai HNMd8y aglEsao1n.
TIE s~0 hD5z @ssaeN + 's.aseh haEr
ths barrel causing fAe eFploaion.
ana b@t fgr ibe Ntr0fgm II q fhaga
10y nhe pqllsa ihem ihfeuNt . mln'
6nM ihe see0na a. wan 81 NJ eFas
tsg weald hAFe lest bia iise
1ha 6eaa tar n waiter amlth. ~
YeMYs ~ afe sNa n NJ and MN (.
w nmIfb sAs ftgssef blxensmish
81 nd nah fiia eompenau. Rke "
pefhsea MssllY intsssd u win white
YEA ~ aiF $40 AaR Tohn whHe "
fed CaA tlf What aiso = tlseA
eaiah
rbKfia NUtlias. geN N Fsank kut.
eos ~ nse ciak Hna trieae ~ 90
dihef gRa bsya haa hla hsnds R&alg
tafne8 Fhiie eg.las ~ gomgHntgss
tAsNgh shs wiesow N gAe eeppt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-29
lUIET now REIGNS
tHE TROOPS ARE WITHDRAWN

NJ Casualties Reported from The nem'
orstratIons Of sundaysA strons
Armed force Conducted Consul Ls-
pez to a stsamer.
wllemstad, Sunday. July &c. Great
Aey was manifested By The population
ksrs whsn il became known that the
yenezuelan consul. Senior L.0pes. who
Nook refuge in the German consulate
bter mob Of Curacoa natives had
s.ormed the Venezuelan conanlate.
kaa taken passage Tor Porto cabello
N the steamer Maracalbo.
me population Of tie laland Is quite
kskn. NE uorpp NAM boAn WIN
krawn and returned To barracks No
casualties resulted from tho attack
made sunday night on the dwelling Of
4 venezuelan resident and the demon
Atratlon before the residence OF Toe
enezueIan consul.
As Consul Lopez was goinE from
Ms residence At aeon 70 the consulate,
scored BY trEops, 70 remove the ON
ill papers. the mob nearly caught
lm, but he Was saved by the arrival
bf more troops.
Monday afternoom the connul's wife
nd chiidren were escorted 70 the
hasamsr Maracniho BY the attorney
general, They we're not rnolested.. A
trOng armed force took ne consul on
board the steamer, w1ioh WAS guard
"a " troops up to mo moment OF her
Departure for Porto Cahello
Every possible protection was ac-
lsraed gha consul " the wlllemstad
AutAohtiss and with the exception Of
few Insignificant bruises caused By
sOass thrown at him. he was not
EARNED.
There Was great popular NANTES
baton sunday night 10 the leaders Of
'lAe Demonstration al which several
bpeechss were delivered.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-29

savannah, Jackaonvllle and Anether
City May Form clrealt.
Savannah. Ga. July 19.e~If pfea,
eht plans 81 motor boat owneFa haFa
manure. Savannah. Jacksonville and
one other Fioriaa city viii be form
Ga into circuit for annual motor
boat races. me three evenss 20 come
"a qulck SUGGESTION.
savannah won ihe rixhf % form me
ihiri coarNe for nntional races ~ me
locai events Just held
Thrc are aigtyelNhl beats Ia mo
nert ~ the Motor BOAT club. nd
about 100 Ia 8avarBah waters
Tao Carrie. Ownea ~ NJ W Carton,
non thr is.mile race Saturday 70 iha
Wilmington Firsg. a. 4 speed o. ~
miles ~ aoar,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-29

sister Had Strange PremonltIon Of
Brothers. Death.

sister Had Strange PremonltIon Of
Brothers. Death.
East St. Louis, H., July 2S--While
her twin brother Fred was being
sucked 10 his death IN the qule6sands
Of Long Lake near Mitchell, III. !,
Sunday. Merle Huber. seventeen years
Of age. who waa II miles away AZ
home. alone. ShSisnsu and fell 10 the
front porch IN . faint Nelshbors ran
to her assistancs and revived her.
-Frea ID dying. can hear him
calling nae. He 10 drowning Lot me
90 10 him. moaned the glrl.
Merle made frantic efforts % leave
the house, but was held back BY
friends who assured her that Fred
was all right. The glrl could not be
Quieted.
Five minutes later a message came
from Mitchell that Fred Huber had
been drowned. When the news reach.
ed hia alster she again tainted and
up 10 a late hour was 10 critical con
dillon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-29

Nine Mullen ACRES Went on Marses
n Oklahoma.

Nine Mullen aAcres Went on Mar1ses
II Oklahoma.
Muskogeo. Okla. July - ---At mid.
night Sunday the nav removing the
government Restrictions on nine NIL,
Hon acres Of lndian lands IN eastern
Oklahoma went into eject
Every real estate Office in that part
Of the new state ID crowded with anx.
ious buyers and sellers Or land; money
il changing banda BY the hundreds q
thousands. agents are busy corraiing
the aIlottceb shat have been 10 cap
tlvIty during the last few days; leases
sss being taken 0s iaza that Is not
bought and actual cash lgpassing frum
hard 70 hand. making che ulght one
of tie most exciting In years IN OKLA
homa Every one u striving % So
the arsk chance A the property.
The remorni means that nine mil
Hons 81 the 100000 acres 81 fnaian
land IN forty counilss ~ eastern Or.
lahoma. which part was Formerly In
dian Torrisory becoues hnleablq
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-29

MoN a. saw % 8alaFt9f #aa
lnw say rs Npme the bFee6a1H 10
~ dsgoss6 n ~ hesp laselFlal
t~bael "A @fge aHmaf ~ R0me
youan Adir ~ish lhwr eaapamas. a..
aa4ee ~ halpffe 40 tae gfeetefs
smeqaiee W moft thso g9e Wbieh
Wsis ~ iafeea oaag NJ aiao AfsftAA
nasry Ne hsst ~ sAa setni 10 ~
Hiee ~ fss bsnee az ne sesonl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-29

fiile " G Jnly 18 -gSuntnva
=. A'oeAe q New Oyionna. @ho az
49, '..- y taia cry ten days aro. On his
= - &. 'lson. ARD a heardlnx aouas
\, asstl1, stsst sualay. the ranue
/. $50 beng a,ivlhusad u psomaina
- The remniun wsa 81 tax.
-. I, Ne~ oTieans acrom pnnisa "
!, -s'saFe4 uitow whe was 4 bride
7. .'t aiieea Oars Mr K1ets was
- VI knoWl pgintpr n tAa sm
- g she Nep Orieaas p4cnyuns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-29
MySTEay SURROUNDS SHOOTING
Police n Cleveland, o.. Puzzled over
Strange Affair.


Cleveland, o.. July 2s. "A bullet
wound Just over the heart. young
man who registered as Louis Weber,
y said 70 be dying at Charity hospital
Back Of the shooting ii q mystery
watch the police Of Cleveland and
Clevehnd Heights, 4 fashionable sub.
oro where Il occurred. had not been
able 10 solve.
The shooting occurred not far from
lhe c'ue o. the Carl Bernthaler and
lena 1eyehiuan murder several years
az. Weber was walking on the
nsisAis with 4 Mas Agnes Atkinson.
lee police say. Both prlnripaln cay
HsseF was shot By two men. whiie
lae couple was sitting on the grass.
ne slrl helped the young man 10 the
residence OF y r. Ro0t and asked fur
"Alsr To Mr. Root she said laey
IA efen sitting AZ me nIle Of TIE road
~ fAr from the Root residence vhen
70 H'en dashed through the nuntes
y ne war a them. she said the
.'sn seemed greatly excited one haid
revolver n Ma hand AID a. Re ran
49, 'sem he Cred The bullet struck
.ae xiFfa comBanion. passing tarouxh
y arm And Into his breasi guss ADORE
asAFt The men disappeared AZ
''A'y az iaey came me SRI saha.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-29

- af ga Jaig ~ Tae rfant
So. ehMtatugnta chsmieat nnl
g.. seEpany 81 u.ra48 Aya uns
~ p ags sunaag noFnina a.
a. neE " 81 stimnse2 ,ser "
49,. Alit. O. nariy uovasas W
~. -. TAs ezxins hs..s Ginas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-29

HIGH PRAISE FOR ROOSEVELT.


Republican Candidate Rshulsea oppo-
slslou's etand ON Philippians lnds-
psndsnes--promlsea Steps Toward
Tariff Reform snnsdiately After ln-
ausuration II Elsessd--Rslieves IN
Income Tax BY Statutory law Il
Necessary FOR Revenues Rather
Than BY Amendment 80 she cenrsl-
tutlon-R Rights Of Eoth Organised
apd upsrasnlssa hahQr Should 30
lnnpArslally Upheld
Senator Warner ami Gentlemen 81
TIE Committees ON deeply sensible
Of the honor which The Republican Ma.
tional Convention has conferred on me
In the nomination which You formally
tender ncccpt Il with FUN apprecla.
tlon or the responsibility Il imposes.
Gentlcmcn. the strength Of the IA.
nnblican cause IN the campaign az
hand h IN the fact that we Represent
the policies essential 10 the reform OF
known abuses, 10 the continuance OF
liberty and true prosperity. and that
we arc determined. as our platform I'M
eQulvocally declares, 10 maintain them
and carry them On. For more than ten
years this country passed through an
epoch Of material development fAr b..
You'd any that over occurred n the
wokld before la ils course, cerinin
eylla creps IA. Some promlnent and M
fluenhal members % Tia community.
Squared BY financial success and m
their hurry FOR greater wealth, became
nnnindful of che common rules o.
business honesty and ndellty and o.
the Limitations imposed by law upon
their action. This became known, Tho
revelations o. the breaches of trust.
the disclosures ~ 10 rebates and din.
crimlnationa bg railways. the accumu.
lating evidence OF the violation u che
antitrust law by a number % corpora
tious, the overlRsuc Of stocks and bonds
on interstate rnllways Tor the unlawful
cnrichinR Of directors and Tor the pur.
pose OF concentrating control Of rail.
ways IN one rnanagement al cnick.
cned the conscience Of the ppople. and
brought on moral awakening among
them thar BODIED well for tbo future 81
the countfy
Whist RoessVsit Has Done.
The mon who Formulated she rHpres.
tlon ~ the popular Conscience Hnd WOO
led the movement for practical reform
was Theodore Roosevelt he sBid
down TIE doctrine that fhe rlcb vloiator
Of the law should 10 - amenable %
restraint and punishmenf as the Of
Gender @lthoul wealth ara without IN.
anence, ard he proceeded by rppop-
needing ierialafson aa& dlrtetinN en-
etuslve action % mako that principle
good m actual pefformabpe
Fresllent Roosevelt directed salts q
be br0nRhg and proseeBlIons - b. a.
stifuted under ne and tgasl laU, - "a
force IA progfsipns axAiust az most
powrrfni ~ fise ininatflai corporations.
re pressed - rassa9e tlie pore f0oa
law and the ural lnsp4eilgn law in no
Interest az the healis ef enc gat'lc,
clean hosinnm methods egd great nifi-
mate hcnrnt 20 flie tFnaes fheu4eiFeA
Ne rerausasnsed ihe patsEe % 3 law,
mtirh enc napuiaicaa fpnfetlfien has
since specifically arproYt retlyletlar
tl,e f9inrs iuaue ~ alasss and teu1n ~
lnirsatafn ral,mnsn - Hnth ~ mag -
nushs8 - Reeeral aashoritT
chssf Fusaaien ~ hsAs a6miaiasrasion
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-29
Went . W. woads and Ilanpad aaI'.

Went 10 ths Weeds pnd NAnaed SELF,
Bsemeu, OA.. July ~ i'snalioa
Fnilar thirty three ycafa ~ Aae. eon,
mlisea Suicide w hanKinH hinfNif ~
US home near Waco raFiY Sunday
unrukhg FalleF hnd aFenssa and
wa prsparng % narnt rhgfeh ana
sxraninm himself wens 10 no wooas.
cslmhsa tfee. and fatienias plow
line Is limD lnmpea nui NUl ~
tarnlna eeageh vac baNun. and NJ
DEAD bty vas koabd W hla father
lnlaw ard nslabioFs suHpensrt from
4 gmh seTefai hoafs nhsf his dlaap'
peaaatR N4 eAuse cah % asHiani
~ az 90 raAa Art
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-29
A CAMPBELL VICTORY
Texas Governor Was Reflected
By Probably se,eea Votes
COMPLETE RETURNS NOT IN
Fpm pressns indications a Appehre
That the sumhwnIon Amandmsnt lev'
STATE wide Prohibition tsaa nssn
Defeated.

Dallas. Tex. July ~ PARTED 70,
turns trim the democratic psate pri.
narles held saturday indicate vlc'
tory Cor Governor Campbell ey co.
600
The prohibition sGbmisaion amend.
ment appears 20 have been defeated on
the face Of the returns. Interest cen
tered ia the racc lor attorney goner
ali. lnthas contest 4 II claimed Sen.
atoT bailey aud as nienas made .
Gshs against Attorney General David.
son. davidson appgsge y have won
BY rs 600 majority over NIh cpp0nepem
Colonel n n wynne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-18
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nung fir ieben Sal BON &atarr9, Der
ni6f bnr6 ginnebmen bon SaHs 8as
tarrbe&nr gebeilt perben lam.
s. S. Gbenep& Co., @isentb.
Eolebo, ..
Bir, Die llntersei9neten, babeu S. s.
gbeneb felt ben lebten Is Sabren gee
fannt unb balten i'm fir boafommen ebs
renbaft in alien @ei6dftsberbarbfungen
uro finon5iea befdbi9t. ole bon ieiner
Sirmo ein~9egansenen Standardization
gu e~rfiilen
IS # & gruag, @robhanbels<9 ros
guiiten, Solebo, 8.
@ aIbine, &innan & Warbin,
@rob6an6elgs 9roguiften, goleoo, o.
9au's a~atarrbzaur pirb innerli9 ges
nom1men uno pirft brett a1lf bas glut
unb bic f6leimisen Sberfla6en beg
Seitems. 3eligniiie fret perianbt. Preis
Is Gents per Slaide. gerfauft bon alien
Gpptbefern.
San's 8amilienzgiuen fino Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-18
iber uno s%riinoete oie iest inter benz

iiber uno grunoete bie iest unter benz
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luna. Die Mlten iinb ldugit tot, audi
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iter gingen inn in ben SOB porauf;
nnb oo olt6 linn ser 2%ebe1sabenb
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ereilte i'm aber friber als eripartet.
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2oge Der Sermannsiobne, marc inn
unter 9eteiligung Ser @eimor 9oee
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8egrdbnisfeier in erbauliher @eiie.
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Sheiben, ale biz ouf einen Sobn,
perbeiratet unb in guten Terhdlt=
ni1len.
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iibt ei1en iebr nobteiligen GinfluB
auf ben @eiunobeits5ultanO aus;
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ben &inoern uno SalberpadIenen,
aud oie Grippe modt mieoer ibrer
@unogone; Die Mer5te iinb baber
aiemlid beihGftigt. acknowledgements
iino bis iest feline rpeiteren Sooes=
fGGe porgefommen. G.9.