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Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
GRAIN.

Chicago. Oct. s.-Cables were weak. Rains were reported in several sections of the winter wheat belt and receipts in the northwest again were liberal. but these bearish influences were completely offset by the continued brisk demand for cash wheat today. During the day December sold be- tween sL01h d1.02%. The market closed firm with December at s1.O2 :.
 Official statements of the condition of the corn crop indicated a deteriora- tion of nearly one point since Sep tember l. The unexpected falling off in condition caused a sharp bulge of more than one cent in the final fif- teen minutes. but prices reacted from the high point on profit taking The range for December was 56k G59c for the day. The close was strong with December at 5S%c.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
CURTIss AT ST. LOUIS.
Braves a Stormy Wind to Crafty the Multitude Protest Lodged Against the American Winner of Bennett Cup Race

College Park. Md. Oct. S.-For the first time in the history of America, an aeroplane owned by the United States government scared in the air today. Guided by Wilbur Wright. it flew five times. in the dedication to aviation of the governments tract of land here. With almost ideal con- ditions for spectators, and a breeze blowing scarcely at a mile an hour, Wright began his flights to teach the officers of the signal corps how to handle the machine
 off the starting rail at 3:35, he circled the field for three minutes twenty-five feet above ground. Again at 4:O9 Wright was off for another flight. This time he was in the air five minutes. At 4:51 o'clock he scared away. to return in about five minutes. Each time he kept to the reservation grounds.
 Then Lieutenant Lahm took his place in the extra seat. At 5:15 the two rose probably 150 feet They went mile and half toward Wash ington in hardly more than as many minutes. In about five minutes after they had left they landed within twenty feet of the starting rail- In another short flight, Wright took Lieutenant Humphreys with him. Flights probably will be made to- morrow. and on the days following. until the officers are familiar with the new art
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
M ETAlS.

New York, oct. S.-Standard copper in the metal exchange continues weak, with a further decline of five points in some positions. Spot. October and November closed at $12.25m1245. De- cember and January $12.3O@12.50. No sales. London market was weaker with spot closing at f57 IFS 6d and futures at a5S 17s Sd. Spot sales 300 tons. futures 900 tons. The local market was nominally unchanged, with lake at s13.OO@13.z5. electrolytic s1262h d12.S7A and casting at s12.5O @12.75.
 Tin was quoted today at $30.456 30321a for spot and october. s30.45@ 3O55 for November, $30.4563O.6O for December, and $30.45G 3O.6O for Jan uary No sales. London was un- changed, with spot closing at e139 2s Sd and futures at ( 14O 7s 6d
 Lead was quiet at 21k points decline from the asked price today. the metal exchange closing at s4.30@4.37h for New York. East St. Louis reported $4206427k. London market declined Is Sd to ( 13 3s 9d.
 Spelter was unchanged locally, closs ing at $5.S5G5.95. East St. Louis was quoted at s5.75@5.S5. London was un- changed at e23 5s.
 Silver 51A, Mexican dollars 43.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
MIX GAINED NOTHING BY IT,

Berlin, Oct S.-Edgar W. Mix. the American aeronaut, winner of the Gordon Bennett trophy in the balloon race which started from Zurich last Sunday, arrived here today from Os- trolenko, Russian Poland, and left for Paris tonight While in Berlin. Mix received a telegram informing him that protest had been lodged against his being declared the winner of the Bennett trophy, on the ground that he had made a landing with the America II before he finally came down in the forest of Gutova-
 "The protest" said MT. Mix. prob ably is founded on an incident that happened at some place. the name of which is unknown to me. about thirty miles northeast of Prague. Several persons caught hold of the rope. notwithstanding my protest and despite my endeavors to make them let go, and dragged the balloon to the earth. The basket touched the ground and rested there probably be- tween five and seven minutes, until was able to persuade the people to let go. and had also written a dis patch. Instead of it being an ad- vantage to me, I lost three bags Of ballast before I resumed my voy- age"
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
RRApSIREEI,S VIEW

New York, Oct. S.-Bradstreet's. to- morrow will say: Favorable reports rule in nearly all lines of trade and industry with conservatism, brought on by high prices of raw and manu- factured products, and the full order books of manufacturers are the only apparent bars to even a wider distri- button in most wholesale lines. The wholesale trade in staple lines is good beyond question, even the south, which gave evidence of a short yield in cot ton. showing a better and more cheer full tone. The shoe trade is brisk, ex- cept at some eastern manufacturing centers, where only gains in shipments are not maintained.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
SEVENTEEN KILLED
 IN SANTA FE WRECK
The Crew of One Train Disreqarded
 Orders.

Topeka, Oct. s.-Seventeen persons were killed, ten of them Mexican la- borers, and ten were severely injured in a collision between a Santa Fe construction train and the regular freight of the Atchison branch of the Santa Fe, shortly after noon. The wreck occurred near the city limits as the work train, which was loaded with laborers, was backing into To- peka for dinner. The injured. all Mexicans, are at the Santa Fe hos pital.
 The work train was backing down
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
PAGES PHOENIX ARIZONA,

from north of Meriden with fifty Mex fcans riding on the flat cars. As the train was rounding a curve a north bound freight crashed into it. En- gineer Edward Ash and Fireman Jos eph Corey. who were in charge of the engine on thte freight train, jumped as soon as the air brakes could be set. The Mexicans were not aware of their danger until the enginemen jumped The freight engine slid over four flat cars of the work train, and fifteen Mexicans, besides several Americans who were in charge of the gang, were pinned down and it was several hours before they were extri- cated.
 It is supposed that the wreck was caused by disregarding orders by the crew of the work train.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
'P|7TsBURG'S
 FIRST GAME Detroit Had Better of It For
 Three Innings THEN THE TIDE TURNED.
With the Pirates Solution of Mullins Puzzling' De- livery-The Tigers Were thenceforth Outclassed- Batting Duel a Feature

Pittsburg, Oct. S.-The National league champions won the first game of the worlds championship series by a score of to l at Forbes Field to- day. After the early innings. Detroit was outclassed in every department of the game. In the first three innings Detroit outplayed Pittsburg.
 There were 2s,265 paid admissions, a new record for attendance in a worlds series game Every seat in the amphitheater was filled when Umpire Johnstone called play ball"
 Manager Fred Clarke and Tommy Leach were the Pittsburg stars. In the fourth inning Clarke solved Pitcher Mullins puzzling delivery and made a smashing home-run hit into the rightfield bleechers. This tied the score and appeared to take all the heart out of Detroit. Scoring was comparatively easy for Pittsburg after that. Leach's sensational catch. of a hard drive by Cobb, with two Detroit men on bases, in the seventh inning saved the game. Both George Mullin and Charles Adams pitched admirably. Mullin allowed only five hits. Adams was hit safely six times. Adams was unsteady in the opening inning. when he gave two bases on balls and all lowed two hits. After that he steadied and Detroit was unable to get more than one hit in an inning.
 Mullin was an enigma to the locals during the first three innings. In these he did not allow hit and gave but one base on balls. He had retired two Pittsburg men in the fourth when Clarke made his home run.
 Delehanty made a ridiculous error at the beginning of the fifth inning. allowing a run of three bases. This was followed by a two-bagger by Gibson. and another error by Rush gave Pittsburg two runs and the game.
 In the fifth inning Mullin hit Byrne on the head with a pitched ball and 1t looked for an instant as If he had knocked out the little third baseman. The crack of the ball against Byrne's head could be plainly heard and. as he sank to the gorund. a murmur of sympathy arose from the crowd. After few minutes he was able to get up and trotted to first base.
 The presence of the leading batter of each league. Cobb and Wagner, created great interest and the work of both men was closely watched, as many bets have been made as to which will hit the better during the series. Wagner had the better of it today. as he made two-bagger and hit in four times up. giving him an average of .333
 Cobb failed to make hit, as Leach's fine catch robbed him of what was almost a certain three-bagger. Cobb was up -four times and drew a base on balls and scored Detroits only run. Cobb also stole base in the fifth inning. and it was on this play that Wagner made a remarkable one handed scoop of Gibson's low and wide throw.
 The total receipts of the game today were s40.271 50, which will be divided as follows: National commission, s4027 15; to the players. s21.746. 61; to each club owner, s724S.s7.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
FRENCH WARsH|Ps
 LEAVE IN \ PIQUE
Dissatisfied With Their Treatment in
 the Hudson-Fu Show.

New York, Oct. S.-Three British armored cruisers and three French battleships which have been attending the Hudson Fulton celebration sailed for home tonight, leaving behind a substantial number of their men. It is said that some 200 men from the British ships failed to turn up for duty. Of the Frenchmen it was stated that only three of the 2500 sailors had strayed. Fleet officers re- mained to search for them from both squadrons.
 There are unconfirmed reports that certain French officers are dissatisfied with the treatment they received during the Hudson-Fulton celebration. The French ships did not salute as they passed Governors Island. The British, however, fired twenty-one guns.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
MOB OF NEGROES
Failed in Attempt to Lynch a coIored
 Brother.

Tulsa, Okla, Oct. s.-Fifteen ne- groes boarded train at Wybark to- day and attempted to take Arthur Nanny. a negro. charged with horse stealing. away from Sheriff Hooper. with the intention of lynching him. Hooper held the crowd at bay with his revolver until the train started, and then with the assistance of the conductor forced the entire mob to jump from the moving train. Wy bark has no white citizens. Nanny was taken to Muskogee and landed in iail.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
VOLUME 0F TRADE
 EQUALS THE RECORD
Dun's Sees a Bright Outlook for
 1910.

New York, Oct. S.-Dun's weekly review tomorrow will say: From every large business center throughout the country come reports of improve ment in trade. In some cases the volume of trade is described as equal to, or in excess of, previous records.
 In the iron and steel trade the full productive capacity appears to have been approached and the outlook for 1910 is bright Hide prices hold steady, but sales are not large.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
THOUGHT BETTER OF IT
Governor of Texas Win Take Part in
 the Presidents Meeting.

Fl Paso, Oct. S.-After refusing to be present at the meeting of the two presidents. Taft and Diaz. here next week on the ground that Mir. Taft had not included the state capi- tai in his itinerary, Governor T. M Campbell telegraphed the committee tonight that he would be present. ar irving the day before the meeting.
 Much feeling has been arousd be- cause of the governors refusal to take the part assigned him by state de- partments of the two republics. Ar engagements have already been made tonight to receive him with the honors due his position.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
THEY COULDN'T STEADY
 4 WATERING MARKET
The Attempt Only Kept Alive Uncer-
 tainty and Speculation.

New York, Oct. s.-The struggle to maintain the prices of stocks met with poor success today. although the ef- feet on the market was seen in con- stant fluctuations which kept alive a spirit of uncertainty and speculation throughout the day. Bonds were irreg- uiar Total sales s5.575.O0O. United States bonds unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
INSPECTING RECLAMATION
 WORK

Reno, Oct S.-Mr. Ballinger, secre- tary of the interior. arrived from Truckee today and, with Thomas Means. engineer in charge of the re- work in Nevada, and Sup Creel of the Pyramid In- dian agency. left for the government dam at Lake Tahoe. He will go to Fallon tomorrow to inspect the re- clamatiOn work there
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, Oct. Seattle receipts 20OO. Market strong. Reeves s4.25Q s.sO, Texas steers s4.00@5.25. western steers s4.OO67.25. stockers and feed CTS s31O@5.3O, cows and heifers s2.20@ 500, calves $7.00@9.50.
 Sheep receipts 13.000. Market was steady Native s2.50@4.50, western s275d 500. yearlings s4.OO@5.5O; lambs active s425@715, western s4.50@ 71O.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
LACKED A LEADER.

Tom Ball. Tex. Oct. Swallowing attempts by white mill operatives here to frighten into flight the negro operatives. a race war is threatened tonight. The lack of a leader has trouble thus far The au- thorities late tonight were taking steps to preserve peace.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
COLORADO FROST

Denver. Oct S.-A drop in the tenn perature, accompanied by snow fur ries in some sections, was reported from Colorado points today. In Denver a light snow fell. Trinidad and Canon City also reported snow. No serious damage has been done and from the fruit section about Grand Junction come reports that no concern has arisen because of the fruit crop.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
STOCKS.

New York. Oct. S.-Amalgamated Copper SO&. American Smelling s7A, Santa Fe 121B. St. Paul 15sH, New York Central 13s%. Pennsylvania 147S. Reading 1s3%. Southern Pacific 12sA. Union Pacific 2037s, U. S. Steel STA, pfd. 127%.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
RETURN OF Ma. eoMPERs
An Elaborate Reception for Him Be.
 ing Prepared.

New York, Oct. S.-Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation 0 Labor, who has been in Europe studying continental labor conditions and problems. returned to the United states late tonight on the French liner L Savoie.
 An elaborate reception has been planned for Mir. Gompers at Washing ton on his arrival there next week.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
THE RENO HEARING

Reno. Oct. S.-Rooms have been pro- cured here to be used by the inter- state commerce commissioners on october 25. On that date the com mission will conclude the hearing of the application of Reno merchants for terminal freight rates.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09

MONEY TO LOAN-I have been agent for the State Mutual Building
 and Loan Association for 10 years.
 Every customer well pleased. Never had a complaint in the 10 years. Come in and investigate our plan.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-28

Spiel un6 Mrbeit flug perteile:
gu bel 4rr5iueile maht Qangetpeile.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-28
srasiide @eibmadjten.

@eibnadten, Der Gag Der Grelloe
bat fi6 in Der MeItgefdidte aud
fdon aIs Gag Der Irmuer bespabrt
Der romiide aaifer GiocIetian be.
gam cine ieiner gbriitennerfoIgun.
gen i'm Sabre 303 bamit, bab er am
Gage oes heiligen @eibnadtsfeites
cine Stride poa on6adtiser gbrifteu
tn 9ranb lteden uno ale in Den
5lamnlen umfommen lieb.
Milbelm Der Groberer. Ser5oe Der
Nornrmloie, Der i'm Sabre 1866 ourd
ieincn Sieg Iber ben Snhien Sarolo
in Der Sdlodt Bel 9aitings aonig
bon England tuuroe, lieB BEL Inter.
oridung elmer NebeIlion I'm norb.
li6en England am gbrifttoee 1910
angeblid bunoerttauienb Wdnner,
Srauen nno ainoer abidladten.
gbomus a gedet, Der boz, Der aneli.
fanifden Stride als Seilieer berebrt
miro, belt am Gbriittaee ITO cine
Breoigt, Die bier Gage ipater au iei.
ner grmorbnng fibrte.
Mm gbriittage 1868 erreidJte Die
geft in 2onbon ibren S%obepunft. Sic
raffte tagTid tauienb Meniden oabir.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-28

sbeatern in unierer staot eittge.
reidt bat. Dte @erbanolunsen iiber
beioe @nselegenbeiten muroen bis
ipater peridoben, ebenio Die grnen.
1tlrlg zines aomites, meIbes Ole
2ocal=Selepbon IN De-
ratltng 5ieben loa.
9. 9. Golborne, Gcprolsltant oer
equitable Mspbalt Mtaintenalree 60.
bon &anias @itp, luo Sen Masor,
ben Staotrat, ben itaotiiden SIT
g%enieur ltno ieine Mngelteaten ein,
UNI II llbr b%ormittaes am 9ienltae
elmer @anoelbiloer- @oriteaung BEL.
5upobnen, iporin er Die Metbooe Der
grbaltung uno &eparatur bon Ms.
baltmegen por5ufibren eeoadte.
Cine 4n5abl Hetitionel1 muroel
oen betreffenoen &otnites iiberaebell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-28
@eibnadtem an gDrb.

Aud Der Seemanr min feline Beib.
nodten baben, un6 tpie cine aroBe
GamiIie, in Der aneroings Der tpeib.
Iihe 9beil febIt, feiert bic MannIfoft
Der 3riessfdiffe bos idone Set. Die
art Der Geier ridtet iid feIbftper.
ftanolih mad Dem beimifden De.
brauh in ben bartholomew 2anoern.
unb tudbrenb auf ben Sdiffen oes
oeutfhen @eihes Der Weibnahts.
baum niht febIen bari unb nament.
lid unter benz iiingeren Gbeil Der
Wannibaft ~pebmiitbiee grinnerun.
gen an bas Glternbaus ertpedt, ipieIt
auf ben amerifaniiden ariegsidiffen
bas @eibnadtsmobI bic Sauptroue.
Damit ion ~alIerbings nift aeioat
iein, baB man niht in ben TIotten
auer 2all5er, pelde oos Weibnadts.
feft ~fennen, bemiibt lit, ben Gbriittog
ourf gut ellen uno trinfen gebiib.
reno gu feiern, einerIei in melfem,
bon Der Seimatb peit e%ntfernten So.
fen man fih befinoet. l1no mie uniar
Bib seist, erftredt iid ole Gbeilnab.
me Der Mannid)aft niht auf bic Seit.
mablaeit ALIEN, ionbern aud auf be.
rem 8ereituna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-28
Stabtrats- gerbanblmngen.

Die Sihung bes Staotrats OH
Ietfeu Wontog mar cine iebr flr3e,
6a Die peridieoenen aomites pab.
ren6 Der Geiertage feline Sisunger
abgebaIten uno nur Dinge bon ee.
ringerem Sntereiie fanen CUR Ser.
ban6lung.
Muf Antrag bon alderman Cot.
ipoo6 tpuroe bic Betition fir 80.
genlihter Bel 116, 1870 un6 t2e
GoIeoao Strabe, an Netpea uni
Ode bon @ilotp nno Sbaron StroDe
ouriidgetpieien oa Die @egeno ae.
niigeno beleuhtet iei. Daeegen irur-
be Germ g. s. Cunningham &c.
ifattet, elm oGuIpert~ at @iper Ape
5u bnuen, I'M oas Waiier BON iei.
neu1 gigentum ab5uleiten.
Alderman Wouermnnn berid)te1
giinitig iber einen Gubtpap al
Sans straBe, unter benz @eleiic oel
Suniet Balm uto ons Jeuerfonlitt
berihtete, oaB Der 9au-Snipeftc1
einen 9eridt iber Die Siderbeit mi
4onitruftion bon @anbelbif6er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-28
Die @srfitatt bes @eibnadtsman'

Benn man in Deiterreih bon ben
befannten Heiiepfoben abidneift,
tam Der @eg aub in bos Dorf ct.
ulri6 fibren. no Der @eibnabts-
mann i6on ieit Meni1enalfern cine
feiner @erfltdtten aufgeihIasen bat.
5ait ale Dorfbemobner berfertigeu
bort Spiel5eug fir Die @eibnafts.
beideernng, uno 5tpar ieoe SamiIie
tire beionoere Mrt. Cine aIte 5rau
bat ibr 2eben nit oem 5hniben por
4asen, Sunoen, WoIfen, 5hofen.
3iegen uno glepbanten berbradt.
Dieie ieds bierfibtgen sausetbiere
iino lire Spe5ialit6t uno lie fam
feline onoern idnisen. Sic madt iie
in 5pei @roBen uno bringt oabon i'm
Sabr etma eintoufen6 fertig. Sic
arbeitet obne Woben ODER Borlaae,
gebrauft II berfdie6ene MaBe uno
ihneioet ME 81, penig ooer 3u bel.
Sic bat ibre Rlinit bon Der Mutter
gelernt, melde oieielbe bon Der
@robmutter erbte ,uno iie ielblt mar
Die 2ebrmeiiterin ibrer @nfelin, oie
gleidfaQs &asen. &urbe, @olfe,
Shafe. 3iegen uno glepbanten
ihnibt. llno Die boI5ernen gbiere
fino, bon Der @roBe abgeieben, 70
natiirli6, als Oh gu ieoem Elm Ieben-
oes Sbier aIs 9orbiIo gebient bGtte.
SSn einem 9auie peroen GhdoeI
un6 4reu5fnoden fir ben SUP BON
&ru5ifiren geihnibt, in einem anbe.
rem ShaufeIpferoe, Buppen uno
anoeres Spielaeug. Mande Gomi-
lien beihdftigen fih nl,r nit Dem
@nmalen Der Sahen, unb fait iiber.
al lit es i6ner, 5u unteribei6en. Oh
man es nit ererbter RunIt ODER bios
NIT Observation-Disclosures 9bdtiefeit gu
tbun bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-28
81 Icr i.

@1brenD GER 9enrD Gltns=
mann feline Sbmiebe a~eittpeilig in
Sbbut ieines &albbruoers, Sobn
4un5mann, gelaiien, Inn einen Be
iud ab5nitatten, tpurbe Der 2estere
BON einem l1nbefannten at eitem
8lale 8ter eingelaoen, uu1o lieR Die
Shmieoe fir cine 3eitlang o9ne
aufiidt. Wabreno oieier 3eit aine
eilt anoerer unbefannter, mobridein.
lid Elm 5pieBgeieae oes griferen,
III Die S6mieoe nlo nabm aus Ell
aem Softer, Der ii6 in Dem bon Ssspbn
aun5mann beipobnten &interaimnler
befano, Die Sllnlme bon $1,000 in
Hapiergelo, peIfes Senrp &uns-
ntann geborte. Ger M1lber muroe
beim @egeeber bon Nahborinnen
geieben, nelde i'm aud cine Strede
berfolgten, bod gelang es inn, it,
men gu entfommen nnb einen Giro
Benbabnnagen 5u belteigen. Die 30
li5ei lDuroe benadri6tiet bod ge-
lang es ibr nod nidt, cine Spur
gu finoen, obgleih Die Srouen te-
sbaupteten, beioe M6nner ipieoer err
fennen 5u fonnen.
@m Wontag morgem itabl elm
5hleiboieb aus Dem Saloon bon
Baul Yrope, 4O8 SIt-Gomncrce
Ctr, einen Saf init @eIo, tpelder
$762.31 in @ol6, Silber uno go
piergelo entbielt. $. Brobe, ser
gruoer oes gigentinlers, botte ben
Saloon am Morgen eroffnet lnlo
nor muir einen MugenbIid in ben Sof
gegangen, UNI SoI5 gum Sellerma-
den gu bolen. Dielen glugen6lid,
b0ditens cine Winute, muB Der Gleb,
Der obne 3meifeI BON Dem @orban-
oeniein 0es @eloes nno bes 0erltefs
aenntnis bate, benust baben. Das
@elo mar gum gr0bten Geil sic
ginnabme oes observation-disclosures uno
bate nod nidt in Der 8anf 6eponiert
meroen fonnen.
Sn getreff bes Meagher-
Worofodes lit Die BoIi5ei iest lpie-
Der boaig i'm Dunflen. Ole beiocm,
bier als peroahtig perbafteten Md,l-
ner muBten tpieoer entIaiien merben,
oa iid feinerlei 8etpeiie gegen lie
auffmoen lieBen. giner oerielben
1T nod auf cine eeringfiigise an-
flage feitgebalten, Der anoere freige-
laiien lino bat Die Stoot berIoIlen.
Bon ben 5mei Mannern, nelde in
0epine ben 3ug nod 2areoo nab-
men unb benz &onoufteur atpei blu-
tige @eloideine gaben, lit, nad)oem
iie Die merifaniide @renoe iiber-
ifritten, iebe Spur perloren ur,o
fonnte bic bieiige 9oli5ei BON Der
mertfaniihen feline Musfunft erbaI-
ten.
Mittmoh obeno itottete ser
8eetbopen Mdnnerfor ieinem fang-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-28

Die &iibe, Die pieoerfGl1enb int
8raie logen, perpltnoert tire
&opfe umtponoten. 4us oiele emf
@elane idopfte err nellen M11t filr
Die Mrbeit, uno friih uno frob gina
Ell mieoer an iein Sogeperf.
Gin Sobr nod anorees aonfirura-
tion bot iid fir antie cine 10 giin=
itige @elegenbeit our 8e~rbeiratunq,
oaB iie tie ni6t obne neiteres bon
Der Sano meiien fonnte. 9reesobm,
ariiidan Nabper uno 9eneoifto,
ia, nod einige unoere eefdaige 9ead)-
barn unb Ra6barinnen bolfen fup-
peln. 8as Sblimm1te bel Ser So
die mor, baB es fem YaBpaar lpor,
has NOR bier 5ulammeni6irren moa=
tie fir Die 2ebensfabrt.
Ser 56mieoioden, ar9 Soden
Sdrnieb genannt, mar ein tii6tiger
aerl uno cine erunoebrli6e @aut
Gr brau6te audi iult cine Sralt, %
feline Shmeiter, oie ibm ben @aus-
itan6 gefiibrt batte, geitorben ipar,
uno er modte Mntie germ leioen.
@r NOR nod elm gang idmufcr
&erl, Elm paar Sabre otter ais lie;
ct berlton6 iein Sanonerf ousge.
5eidnet uno fonnte mol cine Srall
ernabren. So, er mobnte iogar aui
Ser reihen Neibe, nenn aud mn
ON ollerduberlten gnoe.
fGorticburln ioIot.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-28
@cibnadtso6sel

Die Cans lit Der oeutibe @eib.
nahtsbraten idon bon altersber uuo.
pie Der 8erliner iagt, reine iut ie-
bratene Sans lit cine iute Sabe Sot.
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