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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02

4 Washington journal: Mrs. Johl
McConahey arrived home last even
ing from a brief visit at Oskaloosa
Hugh Cruden went to Marshall
town yesterday afternoon to attent
the funeral of the late Dennis Nc
Mahan.
Mrs. S. Z. Knight went to Lacey
yesterday afternoon for a few days
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Chrisman.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. II. c. BolanC
and three children went to oskaloosa
Tuesday, where they will visit with
relatives until Sunday.
ottumwa Courier: Ernest Palm.
gren, of Oskaloosa, returned to his
home last evening after spending sun,
day with friends in South Ottumwa.
Mrs. William Knebbernaus, of Pei.
la, visited in the city yesterday with
her brother Walter yersteeg, on her
way to Sully for a visit with rela.
tives.
Washington journal: Dudley Crone
Of Keota, and Otto Dede, of Oska-
loosa, were over-Sunday visitors with
friends in the city, returning this
morning.
Tri-County Press: Chef Johnson
and wife spent Sunday in Oskaloosa
with her mother, who is dangerously
i'll. Mrs. Johnson remained during
the week . ..-.s
Marshalltown Times Republican
Miss May Clark and Mr.. G. F. Wen
eel, of Oskaloosa, spent Sunday in the
city as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. c. Parker.
Dr. E. L. Fitch, who came to this
city to attend the funeral of his moth
er, Mrs. Sarah rltch, returned yester.
day afternoon via the Iowa Central to
his home in Denver,
Washington Journal: Charles Sess.
Ter. who is visiting here for few days,
left yesterday morning for OskaIoosa
TO spend day or two with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Swick returned
home to Oskaloosa this morning. after
attending the funeral of his sister,
Mrs. W. L. Strader
Dns Moines Capital: Mrs. Charles
Stanley, of Oskaloosa, who has been
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Joshua
Runyan, of Fifth street. for the past
ten days. left Saturday morning for
her home. Mrs. Stanley was the
guest OF honor at number of com.
panies during her stay in the city.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02
AT ABBOTT HOSPITAL
Plans Perfected For Improvement
and Enlargement.

| Architect Alfred w. Burdick is
completing plans for the new por
tions of the Abbott Hospital, to be
erected at the rear of his prese1t
building, No. pa Second Avenue East
Considerable work will also be done
to the old building.
The new hospital will have some
unusual features that will be for the
benefit of the patients who are con-
valescing. A gymnasium room will
be in the basement for the use of tie
inmates and the new part will also
have billiard room for the use of
persons not confined, and who re-
quire exercise of some sort.
The other parts of the building will
be made modern and up-to-date and
with all the appliances and conven-
fences known to modern hospital
The builder, DR.. Abbott, intends that
1t shall be as good in equipment and
service as any 70 be found in the
state. ...
The work of raising the old Cen
trail hotel, which was purchased by
DR.. Abbott, is almost completed.
Only one little corner of the big struc.
ture, formerly occupied by koadmas-
ter Lakka, remains, and it will be
torn down this week. The brick from
the old building are in good condi,
ton and are being piled on the lot
ready to be removed to the Abbott
hospital location, where they will be
used in the work of reconstruction.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02
The Ivanhoe Club.

The members of the Iyanhoe Ciub
held an Informal reception last even,
ing In honor Of Mrs. Chas. Carbon
one OF the club, who is to go to Fort
Smith Arkansas within few days
TO join her husband at that pdace tor
the summer. The club met at the
Downing Hotel, where dinner, ser
we'd In coureses. was enjoyed The
members then gathered at the home Of
Mrs. Frank Christie, on North Third
street. The eveing was spent in con
yersation and with contest foI
points, at which B. ). Snyder was the
accredited winner OF the most tricks
while Sumner Hayes received conso
lation distinction.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02

FROST.-Omaha Bee: CAS- a re-
suit of fire which completely destroy
ed the boarding house conducted by
John Beever at Twenty-first and J
streets, East Omaha. about s o'clock
Tuesday night, Simpson P. Frost
known as Grandpa Frost employed
by the Omaha Wagon Works OF East
Omaha, and one, of the boarders in
the burned house, lost his life
From the story told by number
of the boarders, several of them were
playing cards in the dining-room
when kerosene lamp in the Kitchen
adjoining, exploded Instantly the
rear end of the building, a two-story
frame, was in flames. Many of those
in the house ran outside to give an
alarm, but a few OF them FASTENED
upstairs in an endeavor to save their
clothing and valuabIes. 1t is sup.
posed that Frost also went upstairs
and was overcome with the smoke and
was unable to reach the outside.
His absence was not noted until
the building was roaring furnace.
After the flames had been extinguish.
ed the old mans badly burned re-
mains were found.
"The building and contents were
total loss. The boarders were nearly
all employees o. the East Omaha Box
factory and the Omaha Wagon works.
Simpson P. Frost was born IN Ten
nessee and died in Omaha March "a.
1908, at the age of 62 years,
months and 20 days.
He has lived in Mahaska county
for the past twenty years, until about
three years ago when he removed to
Omaha, and since that time has lived
there with his son, Clyde s. Frost, and
has been employed as engineer at
the Omaha Wagon Factory.
Clyde moved from the city to ST.
Paul, Neb., two weeks ago, and de-
ceased had since then been at the
boarding place which was destroyed
by fire. The body when found was
badly burned and interment was
made Thursday morning in Mount
Hope cemetery, Omaha
The family of the deceased is wide
ly scattered. Three daughters and a
son are in Oskaloosa, two sons in
Omaha and one in Minat, North Da-
kota; one daughter in Denver, Colo,
and one in Manchester, Wyo. One
sister lives in Centerville, Iowa. and
his three brothers in California.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02
SPRING VALLEY.

SMITH.-Mrs. Nancy Brinser Smith
widow of William Smith. was born
Nov. 8. 1919, and died March %, 1908,
aged So years, 4 months and 20
days. She was married to William
Smith In 1910. To this marriage was
born 1iye children. four boys and one
girl Two boys died in childhood; the
other two. when past forty, leaving
Sarah Zumalt to mourn. The Smith
family came to Mahaska county. Iowa,
In 1851 or 1852. and have lived on the
same place ever since. Since the
death OF her husband the widow has
lived with her daughter. Mrs. Daniel
zumalt. Funeral services at the home
Sunday at 100 D. m. Sermon by
Rev. Lloyd Tenant. Singing by the
Spring Greek choir.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02
MUSICAL RECITAL.
Pupils Of Mrs. Lee Long Entertain
Invited Guests.

The pupils of Mrs Lee Long, vocal
list, gave recital at the residence OF
their instructor, No. 1921 High ave-
nue. east, Tuesday evening before an
assembled audience OF about sixty
invited guests. The program was un-
usually meritorious and each number
was revelation of unsupported ex-
ceiience on the part of the perform
ers. Some of the pupils have been
under training of the lady during the
past twelve months. while others
have been receiving instruction only
q rev weeks. Mrs, Fred White rem
dered valuable assistance as accom-
PIANIST on the piano. All of the num-
bers were vocal. and every one was
heartily appreciated.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02

The carpenters and other out door
workers about the city do not seem
70 have opportunity to think OF spring
fever, demand are being made upon
their time at every turn.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02

oskaloosa has more excellent speci-
mems of extra fine horse flesh than at
any previous time in the history OF
the city.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02

$4,000 WORTH OF HORSES AT OTTUMWA!
During March had EVERY FRIDAY Auction
which
they variety 2b plug Draft Driver
easily the Largest and
Round Horse Market West Of the Mississippi.
and Southern Market having at these sales
past month Take Horses to Oumwa ANY FRIDAY and
get Top Prices for them. PRIVATE SALES DAILY.
Annual Road Horse Sale Thursday Friday
s8w4 Address MORRIS WILLIAMS, ottumwa. Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02


SHAVER.-Philip j. Shaver was
born in Indiana. Jan. LIST. 1889, and
died at his home in Oskaloosa, March
81 1908. He was the son of Levi c.
Shaver and Ann Matilda Manlove
Shaver. In 1850 he moved with his
pother 70, oskaloosa. Ia, where he
resided,
In 1866, Nov. 9th, he was united
in marriage to Mary Loughridge
daughter of Poulteney and Marian
Loughridge. OF Oskaloosa, Rev. r. A.
McCarjail. OF the United Presbyterian
church officiating. After residing
here number OF years ne moved with
his family to Poweshiek county. Ia,
in the spring OF 1874, where he lived
until the year of 1895, he returned
to Oskaloosa, where he passed the
remainder of his life at his home. 5lS
G avenue west He leaves wife and
five children, one son and four daugh.
ters. to mourn his loss. Mrs Della
Edgington, or Grinnell, Mrs. Elizabe.A
Leidtke. OF Rock Island, and Miss
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02

Katherine Shaver Mr.. Lee shaver,
Mrs. Cora hansen, all of this city.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02
Mr.. Robertsor's Experience.


One day S. A. Robertson, the well
known builder and contractor, who
was then employed by Isaac Cooper,
who was building the second court
house, wanted to attend a picnic at
Horseshoe lake, near the south end OF
Seventh street. then the, popular re.
sort for such events, and he asked
Cooper for some money, to which
Cooper replied that he had none. Rob
ertson pressed his suit, saying he had
promised his wife to go with her. and
must have some money. Cooper
made a raid on his pockets and fished
out gold dollar, all he had, and gave
IT TO Robertson, and he went to the
picnic.
On another occasion Robertson
wanted TO go TO Cincinnati to get his
wife, who was visiting there. He had
laid aside about $500 Of western
mixed" as listed in Thompson's Bank
Note Detectsr. He took the best OF
1t. which was Illinois. and started. Ar,
irving at st. Louis, he went to a
hotel. and during the evening met a
well known railroad manager. 10
whom he incidentally stated his point
of destination. The man gave him q
letter ,cf Introduction 10 friends IN
Cincinnati, saying. 1T may be Of use
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02

Mrs. P. ]. Shaver.
Mrs. Della Edgington.
Miss Katherine Shaver.
Mr.. Lee Shaver.
Mrs. Cora Hansen.
Mrs. Elizabeth Leidtke.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02

"a and
Eta Yer Ploeg, Beacon. IA
PHILLIPS Born, Sunday, March
30, 1908, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. FPhillips,
ia South l. street, an eight pound
boy. Mother and babe well.
MILLER.-Died, at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. ia Myers, at Burwell,
Neb., Sunday morning, March 2sth,
1908, ID. d. Miller, aged 70 years. The
deceased was an old pioneer of Ma
haska county, coming to Iowa from
Trumball county, OHIO, in 1876.
The deceased was the father of H.
c. Miller, of this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller departed yesterday for Bur
well to be present for the funeral
Observation-Disclosures
at the home of the bride, at Ladora.
Iowa, Thursday, March 26, 1908, Miss
Ethel Rosenberger to Mr.. Otto Green,
of Pennsylvania. The wedding was
Witnessed by company of the rela-
tives and friends of the young couple,
several attending from this city. The
service was performed by the Kew.
Henry Rosenberger, of the Congrega-
.tional church, of Ladora, an uncle of
the bride.
The young couple were students at
the Central Holiness University in
this city last year and Miss Rosen-
berger, who was an assistant at the
Dormitory building, won the esteem
of the young man, resulting in the I'M
ion of Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Green
will reside in the east, where the
young man is engaged in business.
HULL.-Manoah Hedge is in re-
ceipt Of letter from VIII Hull, of
Portland, Oregon, conveying the sad
news of the death of Prof. A. Hull
Death took place at the sons home
in Portland on Saturday, March 81,
and interment was made in Rose City
cemetery at Portland by the side of
Mrs. Hull who died only few months
ago.
Prof. Hull was one of the early
educators of Oskaloosa, and for many
years was prominent in college cir
Giles, not only in this city, but
throughout Iowa. If he had been
spared until the 18th of July he would
have been 81 years old.
Mr.. Hedge has promised the Herald
to prepare fitting obituary of the
good old man." who was admired by
all, and loved by those who knew him
as teacher
SfIAVER.-Philip ]. Shaver was
ho., IN Indiana fon 10 foon -
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kind assistance in
the illness and death of our loved
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02

PHILLIPS Born, Sunday, March
20, 1908, to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F.Phillips,
la South l. street, an eight pound
boy. Mother and babe well.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02
Births, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

Arthur T. March, Tracy. ....... IS
"a and
Eta Yer Ploeg, Beacon. "a
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02

A. p. Rilfrst, of Kansas City, arriv-
ed in the city. this morning for a
short visit among friends.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-04-02

Miss Victoria Allen went to Des
Moines. this morning for couple OF
weeks visit at the William Kelsey
home.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-04

@alegg erlbeinen> Der nit Der Srau
5uiarnmen oie groBurtigiten S6mfn-
oeleiel1 ansgefiibrt baben ioa.
Ser olte 5treit Inn ben Ius-
bou ser Seioelberger S6loBruine,
Inn oie MISUNDERSTANDING oes Stt-
beinri6sbans, bat bon neuem begon=
men. 0ie baoii6e 9fegiernng fat
i1drnlib angefiinoigt, iie babe ibre
&eitaurations= =Ibii6t nidt altfgege-
ben. @orlaufig ueroe iie fib aIler-
oirtgs nit Ser Si6erung Ser Huine
gegen oen aeriesenoen ginflub Der
@itter1tng beniigen, loipeit oas ntog-
lib lei. Die itaotil6en 9eboroen
bon Seioelberg baben oarallfbin ben
8eidlnB gefaBt, beim @roBber5os
5rieori9 bon gaben perionlib ge-
gen oe1 Glon ser gegiernrg gebar-
llii6ten Hroteit 81 erbeben.
ssSn Woi1treal Canada, lit Sir
&obert Gillespie 9feio, Elm befannter
SsSilgenieur lillo 8rudenbauer, ge=
itorben. Gr bat aud bier in Seras
piele 8riiden eebalt, ltnter anocrn
bic groBe Bride iiber oen Colorado
BEL slultin.
Ser i'm DECEMBER iiber oie
ipanii1en StdDte Barcelona uno
@erona perbangte 8elagerungs5u-
itano lit mieoer aufgeboben iporoen
Ser &oiier bon &orea bat elm
@bift erlaiiefL ipelhes alle Batrioter
alfforbert, 9anoiten ni6t peiter 5u
errnutieen uno in 3ufunft nit ben
sSopanern 5u fooperieren, Die berilt.
den, Die pabre @oblfabrt aoreas gu
Iid)ern.
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9(us Ghattanpoda in Sennel

glus Chattanooga in Senneiiee
meloet man: Der &entudier Seboe=
belo 9. 9. goiporos tpuroe bon oen
@eibmorellen nab nur 18 @inuten
9eratung oes Moroes inn eriten @ra-
De i6uloig befunoen. @lei6 nab
8erfiinoigllng oes @abripru6es
iprang Gomaros allf einen Stnbl
uno eriu6te 9fi9ter Me&epnolos err
regt iofort oas Sooesurteil 5u ipre=
den. gr pioerlpra6 Der @ntlbei=
burg, oas l1rteil auf5uihieben. 60
maros perlangte, feline slnmalte ioa=
ten perbinoert lperoen gerufllng ein-
5ulegen. @dbreno er inter Woro-
anflage geeen 9iireidaft frei mar,
batte Der Wann einen @abn-8orar-
better, fir oen er arbeitete, namens
s. gS. 8anis, eridoiien gei ieineln
erlten Gro5eiie geitano er, etlpa IA
Melii1en getotet 81 baben. Seiner
Wfutter gegeniiber orobte er nit
Selbitnoro, falls er nibt gum Sooe
perurteilt meroe.
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Sir Gpunth=GI

Sic vSreie Breiie fir. SeIas~ lit aus
toriIiert, atl5u5eiger, bas 9 an Y:
SamiIton &a1bibat fir bas gn1t
6es County sglerfs bon 8erar golt1tp
lit 1tno 1i6 BEN benofratii9en Hrimare
fpablen i'm Suli llntertpirft.
9ie nSreie Yreiie fir Seras~ tit au@
toriIiert, an8u3eigen, bab 90 ife s.
6 a m pb ell &a1lbibat fir 0as Nnt Deg
gountbS Sglerfs bon -8egar County iit uflo
iidb BEN oemofratiider 9rinldripablen i'm
ssl1li ltnteripirft.
9ie .sreie grelie" lit al1toriiiert
Sranf 81. g1etp ton alS &an0i0at
fir bas Mmt bes gounthS gler
bon 8erar County, abbdngtg bon ben
an 25. SSuIi a5ubnlte11ben benrofratii6erl
Yrirndrlpabler1, atl8ufiitlbigen.
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9fettete Iein 2e6en.

Setter Nf. 9eIion bon Staples,
Maine, idreibt: SD nebnle Or.
Sings gseue gntoedung ieit Sabren
fir grfdltung un6 Slliten nno i6
CLAUDE, iie rettete mein 2eben; i6
fanb iie 8uperldiiig fit Sails uno
2tlngenleioen uno modte ebeniotpenig
obne iie iein, als obne Habrung. "
Seit nobe5u 40 Sabren itebt Die 9eue
grtoefuno lnerreidt oa als Seilnlit-
tel fir 2ingen nno SAILS uno als
@orbeugungsnlittel bon 8neltmonia.
Inter @arailtie berfaiift bel aooIph
0reiB uno 81. Gobn & 60, 9lpotb-
fer. so Gts. mo 81 90. Srobdlalde
frei.
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Seras a 8.

SO. Cole in @aco ipnroe
BON ieillem onrdgebenoen @eipann
aRs Dem @agen geidleuoert nno
ourd ben Stur5 iofort setotet.
- Die 5Iiiiie Beaie, 8ihita uno
9feo 3iper iino mieoer iiber ibre llfer
getreten uno baben in georoteras llno
I'm Ganbanole pieI l1nbeil angeri6-
tet. Sgei Iernon in 8ilbarger
60. lpuroen Die giienbabnbriife uno
Die nene itdblerne gountDbriide meg
eerilierl, Dos yHo1nobouie" Der Sris<
co 8abn 5eritDrt ulto cine Wtenge
anoerer S1uier oenloliert. Gin Wann
nanens. M. 6. Battan tpuroe in iei-
mem 3inlmer ourh oas einltiir5enoe
@ebdlf erlhlagen. Sn gtbel, @rap-
Jon County, lpuroen aht Sarmban-
fer ourd einen Sornabo 5eritort,
gIiidlider ggeiie bernerften oie 8e-
tpobner oas @erannaben oes- Sturms
CUR rehten Get. uno fonnten ii6 in
ibre Sturntfeller fliibten. SSn@bites-
boro ipur6en 5pei &naben bonn 8lis
erI6lagen. Ssn @eaterforo puroe
Die giienbabnbriife gum Sell fortge-
riIlen. Niel llnbeil puroen in Me-
2ean, Sbamrod llno Sarola ange-
rihtet.
Der blllloert5te @eblirstag Sci
ferion 9apis', oes Yralioellten Der
fonfooerirten Staaten muroe am
Mittipoh IN sluitin feltlih begangen.
Mm Morgen fano Die ginneibung
oess Confederate @omen's Some"
ftaH, nlittags muroe i'm Sisungs5ir1-
ner oes Hepraientantenbaus Elm
Meoeaftus abgebalten, BEL Dem CT
@ouperneur Sapers, @ouberneur
gampbea, Wfajor 5. CHARLES 9nme
uno 9fidter groipn ipraden unO
abenos NOR GROCER @mpfang i'm 4a-
pitol. slH6 in anoern teraniiben
-Stdoten fanoeii aln Mfittmo6 @e-
oenffeiern itatt, Die neiitens l,1ter
ben Muipi5ien Der lofalen &onf0oe-
rirten-8 -8ereiiligrngen itanoef. Sn
Den iibrigen 9Shbitaaten muroe Der
Gag ebenfaas feitlih begangen. Sn
Stem Orleons ipurbe Ser @runoftein
3u einem Dapis- -Denfmal gelegt; !;
cine groBe 5eier fano in Mont-
gomerp, g(labana, Dem y@ebnrtsort
Der aonfooeration" itatt uno 10
purbe iiberaQ oes Cages geoa1t. @s
lit aber nibt 5u lelignen, oaB alIe
oieie Jeitlihfeiten einen perbaltniB-
mdBig ensbesren5ten &arafter bat
ten, Don elmer allgemeinen 0olfs-
feier, ipie Tie man6e ertrdunlt batten,
mar nibt Die Neoe.
General Gabeu bat oas Sber-
fonlnlanoo iiber Die fonfoberirtell
Ieteranen iibernomnlen mno Maior
ban 3anbt IN 8ort @ortb gum 8e-
feblsbober oes Grans-Wiiiiiiippi-
Departments ernannt.
George q. Garben, Der Wor-
lisenoe oes oemofratiihen Staatsfo-
mites, erflart, bob es ieiner Weinuna
nod boaitanoig geieblid iei bic Sra.
ge, Oh iid Die oemofratiide Ynrtei
fir Staotsprobibition erflaren loae,
bel oen Brilnarmoblen ben Stimmge.
bern 3ir gntiheioung por5ulegen. Z
= slns SealD in gluitin Gountr
miro eemeloet, bob Der gro5os iibel
feline llfer getreten iei unb Die BOT.
| tomI1noereien iiberlfmenllnt babe.
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Sir Gumntp= =Mn,ualt.

v0ie uSreie 8reiie fir Segas" 1T alts
toriiiert, 3errn George @nutre 5
als &arbibaten fir bas Smt oes gpuntbz
glnipalts, abbdngig bon ben bemofrati@
i6en Primarlpablen an5nfiitoi9en.
Sic uSreie greiie fir SegasE lit auz
toriIiert, So m S. Stem o II als Gan1
bioat fir @ieberlpabl fir bas Mmt bes
gountbnnipnltes bon Begar
gountD, nbbdngig bon ben am 25. Snli
5tattfinpenoen bernofratiid]er Hrindrs
ipablen, an5ufiinoigen.
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Niir Nriebensridlter greeinft 1.

Sic nSreie 9reiie fir gegas" tit alls
toriliert, SarrD 9erb BERG als
aanbioat fir bos 4mt bes S rte 0ens<
rioters, Yreciiift $50. !. YIae 2,
(iebt bon Ben 9. Sisf belebt) abbdngig
bon BEN bentofratilden Brin1drfpablell
an5ufiinbigen
9ie .Sreie 9reile fir Segas1 lit aue
toriiiert, Sens g. Sisf als &allstoat
fir 8ieberlpabl fir 6as slmt bes S II e
be II SRI Of er &, Yreeinft ], Ylab 2,
abbdnsis BON ben oemofratiiden Bri@
mGrtpablen, at15lfiinoigett.
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9iitrift= =Glerf.

Sic nSreie Yreiie fir Segas" lit alt@
toriIiert, GERM M Mar S. 8ed der als
&aubibaten fir bas gtmt oes Siitrttts
glerfs bon 9erar gountb. abbdngig bon
ben bemofratiidben Yrimdripablen I'M
Suli, a1l5rfiinbigen.
Sic .Sreie greiie fir Sefas iit allz
toriIiert, Serrn gnDreas COB il.
als aanoioaten fir bas glmt beg 9iitrift@
glerfs BON 8erar gountb, abbdnsig bon
ben benofratildben 9rilndrtpablen i'm
eesuli, ail5lfiinoigen.
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Stir Gunitabler, Ireeinft gap. 1.

Sic .Sreie Yrei5e fin Seras~ 1T ali@
toriiiert, an5n5eigen, oaB Y. IS.
Geepes &arbiDat fir bas Imt oes
gonItablers in 8recilft SEQ. 1 1T nno
1i6 Der tgnti9eionng Der oenofratiid)en
8rimGrtpablen llttertpirft.
9ie uSreie BreiIe fir 9eras" 1T alt@
torifiert, a1an5eigen, baB S. 6 ;. 8 ! :
TENS &atlbibat fir bas Nmt Deg gpns
itabler grecinft gso 1 lit nnb iid Der
@ntfdeioltng Der bemofratii6en Yrinlar@
ipablen nntertpirft.
Sic uSreie Ereiie fir geras" lit ans
toriiiert, an5u5eigen, oaB S obn Y.
Srainer 8anoibat fir oas amt peg
gonItabler Breeinft So. | 1T rno ild)
ber @ntideibung Der bemofratii6gn Yrl<
mdripa6len nntertpirft.
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Sir Gpnmtn=H Hidlter.

Sic uSreie YreiIe fir Segas" 1T a1toris
iiert, a115uSeiaen, oaB 9err 8 eo DO e
Sarris &anbibat fir bas Mmt eines
gountbri1ters bon 8eIar golintb ut
nnb 1iob Ser gnti1etbling Der bemofratiz
ihen Yrintdrtpabl nnteripirft
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eSiir sFrepraientant.

Sic nSreie 8reiie fir 8eras" 1T au@
toriIiert, oerrn be ter s.. 3 r
.reII uIs 9feprdientant fir ben oritten
9Iae in @erar Gountb, abbdrgig bon
Sen bemofratii6eu Yrimdripableu, atl5re
fiinoigen
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Siifrift= Hiflter,

9ie rSreie greiie fir Seras" 1T ole
toriiiert al5ii5eisei, bnB so. g.. 9 Il de
Len @anbibat fir bas Nntt beg 3i6ters
bes 81. 9iitriftgerid)ts lit unb iid Der
@ntl6eibnns Der benofratii6en Brimdr@
ipabl am 25. Suli lintertpirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-04
Sir 9iitriftaniualt.

Sic nSreie Yreiie fir 8eTas" 1T alls
toriiiert, an5nfiinoieen, oaB 5err Me L
ION 2btle &anbibat fir oas Gmt pes
Siltriftantpalts lit ltnb 1i6 Der @ntl9eie
bung Der benlnfratifden 8rindrtpablen
am 25 Slli untertpirft.