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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-22
but for the spice that there Is in see.

but for the spice that there II IN see
Ing beastly wrong rghted."
He foil to wondering what had be-
come Of the husband of Beatrice DAN
iels," whether her death had been a
suicide or murder and whether If the
man could be found his presence
would lend any proof to the "confes-
sion"
The oil in his lamp was nearly burn
ed out as he reached this point in his
meditations. and he rose. blew out the
pickering light and in the dawn of the
early morning flung off his clothes.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-22
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s sssss sss Of &hAZ2Za
Vary Often.

"She's advertised as a stage beauty
now"
Indeed? She never used to be a
beauty"
"well. stage beauty is a good deal
like stage money."-Louisville Courier
Journal
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-22
CHAPTER XVI.

CEATED on the side of his bed
his lamp burning on the bureau
at his elbow. Dr Kinross. III
~ the small hours of the morn
ing, read the paper he had found in
the haunted room.
Both the wording Of Il and the pen
manship gave evidence that the write:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-03-05

"Want" ads. bring results.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-03-05

son was the one given in Sprute's
hall, Monday evening by several
Of the young men in and around
town A big crowd Was present
and q moro lively one hard TO find.
Everyone enjoyed themselves IS
one can only at . good country
dance.
Andy Sprute left Thursday for
California and coast points. He
intends to be gone several weeks
and is undecided what place he
will 60 after visiting with his sister
in Mt. Angel, Ore. A big crowd
Of HE friends gathered Tuesday
evening and rendered him . sur
ct his fathers home, to bid him q
safe and happy journey.
VIM. Ruhoff visited in Ferdi
nand Sunday.
Johnnie Konen and sister Lena
and Will Cudy. Of Uniontown
who are visiting friends in Cotton.
wood attended the Sprute party.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-03-05
Sites.
(FrOm the Sentinel)

Here !s sho wing for new sue
cessful firm. In order to take care
OF their increasing business Sites.
Elk City and Harpster store. o. G,
Lapp & Co. Ltd, have increased
their capitol from SIC, 900 to $4,000.
Good goods and good treatment
certainly attract customers.
Mrs. E. s. Sheffield and son oi
Berkeley, Calf, are enroute to Elk
City to rejoin her husband at the
Buster.
DR.. and Mrs. j. D. Shinnick and
family, also Mrs. Geo. Chambers oil
Elk City, are making q visit in
Lewiston.
Last Sunday p. m. at their home
in Sites, Mrs. J. P. Shevlin, wife
Of Conductor Shevlin who is max.
ing the Clearwater run with Con.
ductor Knoles, gave a luncheon tu
number Of friends, which was
much enjoyed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-03-05
KOOSkia.
(From Mountaineer


Major Fem and wife returned
Wednesday from q trip to Lewis
ton and Spokane.
Mrs. Billups of Grangeville,
mother of Mrs. Geo. Decker, was q
visitor in town this week.
There will be things doing in
Clearwater this summer. 1t will be
the liveliest town on the Clear
water line and in making this pre- :
diction the Mountaineer guarantees
to make good. New business build
inge and residences will be erected,
new business enterprises will enter
the field and the summer OF 1908
will be the banner one for Kooskia.
Things are coming our way nicely
and when the proper time comes to
60 into details the Mountaineer will
be there with the goods.
Fred White, deputy revenue col.
Hector, was in town this week. He
might just a. we'll cut oul
this place now a. there will be nc
revenue licenses to inspect around
here.
Mrs. e. Ping and Mrs. Jesse Gross
returned yesterday from Whit
Bird whore they we're visiting fol
the past two weeks. Mrs. Geo
Ring and baby came down witt
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-03-05
Denver.

A farewell party, in honor Of
Schwankes, was given at the home
of Mr.. Lieske's. All present re-
port an enjoyable time.
The Royal Neighbors are hust-
ling along wish their play and are
getting their parts to perfection.
Mrs. Alice Addington is wait.
ing on her mother, Mrs. E. T.
Koot, who is i'll with lagrippe. She
will leave shortly for home in
North Yakima.
The infant child of Dick Roben.
son died Sunday night and was
buried in Denver, Monday.
Mrs Jacob Hartwig is very i'll
this week, and they therefore ars
detained from moving to West
lake for q short time.
Jack Head has retired from thu
blacksmith business of Clayton 8
Head and henceforth A. B. Clay
ton will run the business him.
self.
Henry VonBerg drove q bunch
OF fine horses through here thii
week.
Oscar Rhoades, who has beer
visiting Charlie Albin has returned
to his home at White Bird wher'
he intends to trap bear this spring.
Matte Mitchell had the misfor
tune to get her finger through I
biscuit cutter, Sunday evening
When she finally got it OF, she de
cided she did not care for an!
more rings Of that pattern.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-03-05
kamiah.
(From the Progress


home with him on his recent trip
into Oregon, some Chinese pleas
ants which are q curiosity to most
people here. They are found wild
in the woods there where they are
hunted and highly priced as food.
They are about the size of prairie
chicken and their plumage of q
light brown and white is very pref
ty, especially the male bird, which
has q. white ring about it's neck and
. soft ruff Of blue and green feath.
ers. Mr.. Pomery intends to raise
some birds from these he brought
home.
G. w. Benjiman and family who
have spent the last year in Iowa,
returned to Kamiah last Tuesday
and went to Harrisburg. Mr.. Ben.
jiman Gays Idaho looks good to
him.
The Washington's birthday par
ty given by the Christian Endeav-
orers, last Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Spiker
was decided success, so cay the
sixteen young people present.
A very interesting and success.
full meeting of the Commercial
Club was held at the w. A. Dis.
more & Son store building last
Thursday night. Chas. Thompson
of Omaha, Neb., bridge contrac
tor, was present and some very
good information was received from
him. Upon a proposition submit.
ed by him, the following resolution
was adopted:
Whereas, Chas. Thompson will
furnish plans and specification
for the construction of the Clear
water bridge at or near where TIL
survey was made, for fifty dollars
provided that if the plans are uset
he is to receive two hundred and
fifty dollars more or If he receives
the contract for the construction 0
the bridge he is to receive nothing
for his work of preparing plans ant
specifications. Be it resolved up
on motion duly made and seconded
that this offer be accepted. Sale
bridge to be constructed with WOO,
span, wood crib piers and bridge t.
be sixteen feet wide.
Mr.. Thompson estimated that
wood bridge would cost abou
s12, 900 and thought he woul
have the plans ready to be submit
ed within q couple OF weeks. ]
was also decided to have surve
made and sounding taken for three
fourths of mile on either side {
the proposed site, for the purpos
of sending the necessary informs
ton to the war department. {
Washington in order to obtain ce
tain information from the govern
ment. Ten OF the business me
agree to advance the necessaI
money to defray the preliminar
expenses. There is considerab
red tape to 60 through in order
get the above information and
order that the work should not
delayed later in the season, til
business men thought best to a.
vance the money and proceed wit
the preliminary work.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-03-05
White Bird.


Base ball team was out exercis-
ing Sunday.
Frosty nights are in order now.
Harry Grow was in town the
first OF the week on business.
Born to Wallace Hill and wife,
q baby boy.
Born TO Roy Gordon and wife, q
baby girl.
Ranchers on the river are plow-
ing this week.
John Hadorn has just returned
from the Doumsceq. He reports
two feet Of snow.
Don Harris and family returned
! Monday from an extended visit
with relatives in Montana and
North Idaho.
The Doumaceq Plain Telephone
Co. have part Of their poles set
and have begun to stretch the
wire out OF town.
@. II. Munson, State Land Com.
missioner, is in town looking aftel
Estate School lands in this vicinity
Major Fem, Superintendent o
the Forest reserve, is here givinl
instructions to the forest ranger
for the season of 1908.
The White Bird Pittsburg Tele
, phone Co., has been granted per
mission to build on nhe reserve.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-03-05
Clearwater.

8. M. Swinehert, who has been
living in the Stephens house in
Clearwater, sending his children to
school, has moved back on the
farm.
Mr.. Lester has moved into the
Stephens house.
Maud Clark, Eugenia Chrisman
and Eva York attended the teach.
ers' examination at Grangeville.
Ed Rourk is driving on one Of
Listers freighting outfits.
Several farmers have begun pillow.
ing and making preparations to
put in grain.
L. w. Brown has sold his black.
smith shop and residence to John
Wells OF Clearcreek who will take
possession in few days.
Ken McKinzie has leased the
Harry Baker shop 90 there will b.
two blacksmith chops in the fu
ture.
We understand there will be 9
change in ownership in one Of the
business houses OF Clearwater in q
few days.
Geo. Tinker OF the Switchback
has rented the Cowling place ant
will farm it the coming year.
Eugenia Chrisman, who is teach
ing school near Greencreek, wa
visiting her parents at this place
Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Foulk, who has beer
farming the Higgins place, viii
soon take charge Of the Switchbacl
Station, on the Elk City rOad.
Bernard York who has been q
work at Elk City has returnet
home for . short visit.
The Clearwater band has order
ed its instruments and as soon o
they arrive will commence to prsc
tic in earnest.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-03-05
them and will remain several weeks.

E. M. Long closed his saloon
here yesterday, in compliance with
the recent ruling Of the supreme
court, and frequenters Of the place
must hunt up another roost. No
more heat or booze will be soaked
up in the Delta Bar which will
work a great hardship on some
people. Mr.. Long is undecided re-
gsrding his future movements but
the chances are he will seek an.
other location where the sale oil
liquor is privileged by law.
The people of Tahoe ridge are
going to build . telephone line to
connect with the government line.
The connection will be made near
the Newland place and q switch
board will be placed in Thos. Muir
phys home on the ridge. Taho.
cites don't propose to be behind
the times.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-03-05
Vollmer.
(FrOm Review

The post Office department has
been sending out inquiries to the
various offices asking whether it
is possible to serve the various off.
ces on the prairie from the Vollmer
post Office after the mail service
has been established on the new
railroad. 1t is also reported that
negotiations have been entered in.
to to have the railroad carry the
mail at an early date. From the
inquiries being made it is evident
the department. intends to make
Vollmer the distributing point for
all the different prairie Offices. 1t
is not 30 long ago when some
prophesied the discontinuance of
this Office at an early date, but the
trend Of opinion points differently
now.
The announcement has been
made that q mixed train service
will be established between Lewis
ton and Vollmer on March End.
This will give the people the long
looked for opportunity Of going
out from the prairie and coming in
by rail. The long drives over
the muddy and almost impossible
roads will no longer have to be con.
tended with.
Dan Foley formerly of Culdesac
has put chair in the Hotel Craie
Office and opened q barber shop. A
big Transient travel is expected al
this point as soon as the passengel
service is put into operation snd
Mr.. Foley expects to build up ,
good business.
Agent johnson reports eighty
nine shipments Of freight Monda,
for the merchants OF this ant
Camas Prairies, representing Vol
liner, Mohler, Fletcher, Nez Perez
Cottonwood, Steunenberg, Green
creek, lilo and Westlake. 1t vii
be only q short time when MI
, johnson will have to have one o
two assistants.
, Six car loads of steel were haul
. ed through town last Friday morn
: ing to the canyon to the big stee
bridge. One piece was over ON
8 hundred feet long and requires
three cars to haul it. This wa
considered test load by d. A. Nc
: MILAN, engineer, G. E. Atkinson
8 one Of the contractors and II. T
Wood, conductor. It has bee
' sta ted at various times that
0 would be impossible to make th
i turns on some of the sharp curve
with those long pieces Of steel an
that, too, there was grave danger {
hanging up in some Of the tunnels
= In one Of the tunnels about ha
: way between Culdesac and Reg
: bens the road makes . complet
bali circle and the distance h {
short that not an unusual l0u
" freight could have the engine con
% ing out ct one end while the G,
II boose was going in ct the othe
}. Yet this load passed through th
b and other tunnels safely and can
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-03-05
Creencreek,


John Hamill is now improving
after being i'll several weeks with
scarlet fever.
The dance at Jake Trantmann's
was . thorough success and every
one reported . good time.
E. 8. Sweet Of Grangeville was
in this vicinity Thursday.
Joe Eller has been quite sick
with pneumonia.
Joe Hoffman and Ben WesthoH
were transacting business inCotton.
wood Thursday.
Jake Trantman is on the sick
list.
Hampton Ford and little daugh.
ter Julia are here from Eureka,
Wash.
Sam Hamil was . business caller
in Nee Perce Saturday.
Jim Eller whOse house burned
down recently is building . new
one.
The farmers in this locality will
commence blowing next week.
Burt left and family were visit.
ing at Joe Eller's Monday.
Mr.. L. Bales Of Ferdinand pass.
ed through here on his way to
Kooskia with drove OF hogs.
Mrs. Frank Calvin passed ava,
at Cottonwood after being sick
several weeks with pneumonia.
She leaves many friends and rela.
tives to mourn her lOes.
VIM. Prest and Lloyd Whiting
were business callers in Nee Perce
last week.
The Literary 10 closed at the In
dependence school house on accom-
Of 80 much sickness.
The Y. NJ. I. young Mems In
stitute) had their first meetin,
Saturday night. This council ha
been organized by Rev. ]. J. M
Baerlocker for educational and 30
cial purposes. There is also . sicl
benefit connected with it. AL
members were very highly pleaset
with the result OF the meeting AND
reported q fine time. An elaborat,
program had been prepared by tn,
officers Of the lodge. Music
speeches and discussions were fea
lures Of the program and those VIII
could not sing had to dance.
A sad accident occurred last Sat
urday. While driving with hi
father George Schaefer was throw
out of the buggy and got his LEI
caught in the wheel. A doubl
fracture Of the bone just above th
ankle was the result. While tn
fracture il not dangerous still it
very painful and it will take som
months to put the boy on his fee
again.
i A large and merry crowd gath
cred at the home of Mr.. ]. Trau1
, mann. Games we're played an
the younger generation enjoyed
pleasant dance.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-03-05
SNelus Of Idaho County :

up without an accident. Mr.. At
kinson felt highly elated that the
feat was so successfully accomplish
ed - it will remove the doubt that
has heretofore prevailed in regard
to bringing up those large plates Of
steel. The load WAS also a. heavy
as is usually hauled over the best
equipped and graded roads. '
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-03-05
k0utorville.

k0utorVill0.
Paul Growing and cousin from
Sites, visited friends here Friday.
]. B. Krieger is in Spokane on
business.
Geo. Finny is hauling freight
for our merchants from V0llmer.
P. r. Cooper who has been liv.
ing on his homestead, on Salmon
river since last fall, has moved
back on his farm near town.
II. A. Hussman returned Satur.
day from Grangeville where he hal
been attending the teachers' exami
nation.
The best social dance of the sea
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TO The PUBLIC.

Tho weekly issue of the"FREIF
PREssE EJER TEXAS has pc
sitiveiy the largest circulation
Of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-ofices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory
and in Oklahoma.
1t clrculates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to E.
Paso and of course mainly II
the thickly populated centra
and southwestern parts OF the
state, as also in Mexico.
Two tiavef1ng men and oul
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver.
Using medium In the State o!
Texas, when it is the object tt
reach the German reading pc
pulatlon.
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An has Ynbliinm-

Die nGreie Brefie fiir Eeras" tDiro
an iiber 450 Noitofficen berian6t,
uno bat cine groBe Derbreitung in
Der Madbar-M epubIif Werifo, I'M SSn-
6ianer . Territorium uno Oflaboma.
;Sbr Civilizations @ebiet in Teras
eritredt fid bon COLLECTION Big binauf
nod Deniion bonn duBeriten Often
Big nod 81 Bafo i'm ferniten @eiten;
es idIieBt ielbftperit6nolid nit be-
ionoers aabIreihen 2eiern 6as 6iht-
beiieoeIte MitteI-Eeras un6 ben Giio-
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cine groBe gerbreitung.
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iabrein iabraus i'm Sntereife 6es
8Iattes ~untertpegs uno fiibren benz.
1eIben i'm @erein NIT unIeren riibri.
gen 2ofaI-G getten fortmdbrenb neue
2eier 81.
Sn anbetradt 6ieier Eatiaben III
Die uSreie preiie fir geras", mo es
fi1 barum ban6elt, Die oeltide 8e'
boIferung gu erreiben, bas Bette Gin
| seige.W ebinm inn Gtaate Eeras.
Die Treie EreHe fir Seras Y%nbliibina
Eompanu.
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aet.r altnrt asnns1s,est.

Gaup Gpinnrodsn befhaut fi9 Bel
einem pferbebGnbIer Elm tDunberfhOnes
pftrb, bod ais ibm Der preis s%enan1t
lpirb, erfIart CT feufsenb. nidt senus
Gslb bei fh gu boben.
I'D, bds mo9t nidts,N mei1t Der
Gambler, Der ibn iennt. sipena sic
tpolIen. f5nnen sic MIR BITE Sumrne in
bret Monoten be3dblen.A
Gonp bolt fid etnei1 Greunb berbei,
a1gebli4 UNI bas pferb biefem 5u aei<
gen, unb ais Der 9dnbler bas Mnsebot
Dor bisism 3sustn tpieberholt, pirb
Der 6anbel perfect.
Rad bret Wonoten fommt Der
pfsrbebGnbler. INN ftin GtIb gu bolen,
trtrb dber bdrfh abgetpiefen.
~Gk buben bod perfpro9en, mad
brei Monattn gu 5oblen." ruff er ents
riftet.
.Wiefo benn9 sic baben mir Dor
3euaelt erfIGrt: WennS ie MIL
len, f1nnen sic mad bret Monaten
3abten, unb tpie sic fehen, min i'd
bod ni&t!~
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@ertuoG iuie 0OIS.

9. @. Gtepart, Elm aaufmann BON
geoar Dietp, @isc., faet: sd fage
meinen almloen, neIbe cine Ghadtel
Neue Qebenspinen faufen oaB iie ben
Wert Beg Breifes in @oIo erbalten,
falls fie nit MagenIeioen ooer Wala.
ria aepIagt iino. Inter @arantie per-
fault BON MooIpb Dreib uno 81. Gobn
& 60, Mpotbefer. % Gents.
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Wekrdstkt.

Wagabunb der ben @tadts,
dripalt auf Der Gtrabe o1sebettelt mnb
BON TIM cine Nidelmiinae erbalten
hdt): .GD fpeift man etner alien Be-
fonnten db!"
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O { n d {.

3artDfein, Colorado. Sl.75 unb 81. 85
per gentner. Neue Eeras So 90 per @entn.
8tpiebeIn. neue teraniihe, $3.50 II.
81 GO per 1G0 Hfuno.
EDmaten, GIoriba $500 u. 1925 per 6
&Drb Crate 9eraS $1.25 u. $l.55 per
4 &prb Crate.
RobI, 81 u. So 90 per LOG gfunb.
8ohnen, Crime 9eras. 40 u. 81 gts per
Mife @unbe 8uHs so cts. per &ifte.
gurteu, 60 gt8. per 8ifte.
@babnrber. Il per Hfnno.
Gqunfh. 40 cts. Der Buihel.
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SenrD 6. Slips, transport bon
M0beln, Yionos, @eIoidrdnfen, @ei-
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alamo 8aIn5a. geioe Telephone.
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rRubten mir uns nidt auf bieier
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- .Ni4tig - fe bieb 2ies4en."
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mann: ,Betpabre; bas tbue i'd erit
TN leBten Mugenblid, fonf faitet Der
b~draufbin f9on brei 9ase."
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a.: .mas 1T bass Das erte 1T
elm Noturforfdsr. bas 8peite 1T Elm
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Boummonfamen uuO beneaYroontl
Nieb MART.

San Mutonio. 6. Mai lyUa =
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Rdhe $500 Bis So 90.
Wunen unb rstags". $40 Bis $500.
Sdbrlinge 1926 BIS $500
RdIber 1925 bis 1925.
SHafe S .25 Bis 81 90.
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ct. 2puts, 6. Mai 1903 = 6inbpist,
Natipes $3.50 Bis 1925. gerns : Bieh
1925 Bis $3.50
Shpeine So. rs bis IS 70.
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observation-disclosures.

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beri1y meine Go9ttr beim RlaDierlpiels
Iernen94 - 2ebrer: %, fe fpielt
NIT Cuff unb 2iebe."- 4uus,
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@et,ruthItdn.

9ausrau (entiebt einen Col
baten in Der Riihe bemerfenb): uSa,
mo TT benn Der Ropaur, Der Ralbse
braten, bas DeHert21 - & . d n:
~Gntisbli4. sndbise Grau, tpas Der
Mtlttdrismus beute ales berfhlingt!A
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.popa," frdst Der ileine Milp, bonn
Qebrbuh Der Meltgef4ihte aufs
f9auenb, rtpas TT benn bas Elm
,gefebgebenber R0rper'2" rDeine
Drama, meir Sunge!1 mar bic Mnts
mort bes unglidliden Mannes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-09

can Wntpnip.6 6. Wlai 1908.
9 a II M 10 oil {.

San Mntpnip. Seq, E Stat :
Drbinarb AZ Cent?; 0opo Ore,aein
6 Gents; qofp WihbliHg { Il gen.A.
M}ibbltne 9 Gents; @0Dh Miobling
81 gt3 Miboiina Uair 10 gts.
GaipeHpa, Eex., 6 Mai Grotnalb
Gents; @opb Crhinars Z Gents.
Som Mibblina 81 gents.: Mibtling
10 Gents; @ppb Mtnblina 10I Gents :
Nibbline 6air IL Gents.
Sseip Ctieaus, Va., 6. Weoi =
@urb Srainarp IA @ts. Acts Nspt
linp 8T Gents; Wibblina 81 enta
gDpt WioDiins 1OI gentS.: Mibhiirs
Fair 10 1916 Gents,
UannmeliaInen uHO Delea4}rDontit.
Briusn BeumrpoIiamen Mehl. pei
; utte 1928 60
Baumtupniamen. Del, rob. 50 els.
Nrima Baun1tuDniamen an,fpeF PEI
Tcsine $3.50
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-09
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-09
Drtft RnTeruenhpfe.

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ipenr ID fage ,Stingeftanben! oann
t,ub me @ipsfisur sesen Gud eth Mal
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