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The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-03

When we boarded the Pullman at
Denver for home we met Mr.and Mrs.
O. A. Cooper of Humboldt, who were
returning from Seattle, the National
Park and the northwest. Their tray
els had taken them through states
that we had not entered, so we com
pared notes.
Il left home thinking our land was
selling too high said Mr.. Cooper,
but return impressed with the fact
that it isn't high enough"
And then he told me of his expert
ences in the northwest that were sim
liar to those related here.
Our parties drifted to the rear
platform of the observation car and
we watched the country as it flowed
swiftly past us. 1t was evening, and
we were nearing Nebraska. The
rails stretched toward the golden
west until the lines met in the far dis.
lance. The night wind was rising
and we were all quiet and thinking
of home, for folks always grow quiet
and think of home when the darkness
gathers and the night winds rise.
"Benkeleman," called the brake
man, and the brakes ground on the
wheels and the trains speed slacken-
ed and stopped.
we are in Nebraska, the best state
in the Union," said Cooper, And"
he continued, IF | had a hundred
thousand dollars in idle money |
would put every zen of it in Rich
ardson county land at it's present
price, wouldn't your"
A hundred thousand vas a tidy lit
tie sum, and | didn't want to spend
it for a minute anyway, but finally
replied:
No, but | would invest %ninety-nine
thousand of it in that way, and Their
| would spend the other thousand
travelling around and looking at the
other fellows land, SO that when the
journey was over and | had grown
tired, | could turn my face homeward
with a broader and better apprecia.
ton of my W land" X
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-03

| saw the wonderful fruit and mel
on lands of Colorado. | saw the
peach orchards at Palisades and the
apples at Grand Junction. | have
seer as fine apples from the hills of
Barada, as | saw at Grand Junction.
But / saw fruit farms at Grand
! Junction that | have never seen at
home.
| saw orchards that have been
sprayed ten times this year. | saw
orchards cultivated as they cultivate
the orange groves in southern Cali
fornia, as barren of weeds and plant
/ growth bs Is Stone street in Falls
Cits. | saw apples packed, not in
barrels, bless you, but in small boxes,
with each apple wrapped in oil paper
and each box billed for London, Eng
land. And | saw a ten acre orch
ard that sold this spring for -FOUR
THOUSAND DOLLARS an acre.
l thought of the time when WI will
come to know our own land and to
learn how generous she can be If we
but give her the chance. l saw the
time when the orchards will cover
the bluffs of the Missouri to our
north. saw the intelligence and
labor of man applied to these lands
as | saw it done at Grand Junction,
and l changed my mind about the
oft repeated statement that u land
is too high.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-03

The loss of life by flood at Mon
terey. Mexico. and adjacent commu-
mites. is placed at 200, and the
property loss at $50, o0O, 900.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-03
MOOD OPPORTUNITY well established

CoOD OPPORTUNITY well established
Ohio corporation seeks correspondence
- with a live man with 5000 to S.. 0o0 to in
vest in an established manufacturing business
that will stand the most critical investigation.
No risk. Sales made 10 City. County and Town
ship officials and corporations. A man with ordi-
nary ability can make a big success. This is
YOUR opportunity. We place you in a position TO
manage and control the business in your home
territory. If not for yourself. it will pay you to
investigate for someone you may be interested
in. For further particulars, address ]. II.
Schlafy. Pres't. 1888 Belden Ave, Canton. Ohio.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-03

Germany does not like our new tar
if laws. Strangel
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-03

Subscribe for The Falls City Trib-
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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-03-27

The department of Commerce anC
Labor, Washington, is sending out
over every rural mail route a post card
notice to farmers to the effect that if
in need of common laborers, mechanics,
farm laberers, etc, to return the card
specifying the kind of labor needed.
They in return will send ont necessary
blanks to be filled out specifying what
kind of laborers they want and the
department will try to fill their requisi-
ton. This is matter taken up by the
Commerce and Labor Bureau to distri-
butte admitted alters and other persons
seeking employment. This is free in
formation bureau and no fee is charged
or accepted from either party.A
These are direct from the old coun-
try. They come over in search of work
and as the government finds out from
each one their trade or occupation,
they can generally send you good help.
They want good home in America.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-03-27
Unfortunate Savings.

We often read in the paper or hear
someone say something that sounds
perfectly ridiculous. yet nothing IN
usual was meant. Here are a few
clippings from papers:
While Miss Pearl Kinsmore of East
Wind, Ind, was coming downstairs
Tuesday she slipped and bruised her
self on the landing. (?)
Amos MittIeby of Woolspost. Kan.
while Harvesting fractions horse, was
kicked just south of the corn crib. (?)
He is able to be out again
While Herold Green of Buelah, Miss.
was escorting Miss Violet Gooph home
from a church sociabIe Saturday night
a savage dog set upon them and bit
Mr. Green four times in the public
square. (?)
Joseph Tut of GrimmIehurg. lowe.
climbed on the roof of his house last
week to find q leak and slipped ard
fell, striking npon his hack porch (?)
and causing serious injuries.
Isaiah Trimmer of Dolburv, Nebr.
was playing with a-cat Friday. wher
the animal scratched him on the YER
anda (0
A mischievous boy in GiTead. Ohio,
threw a stone and struck Mr.. Perkins
in the allevwav (?} last TUESDAY,
Mrs. Binnich of Piketown Wis, let
can opener slip Monday and cut her
self badly in the pantry. 81
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-03-27

This can either be taken as a gentle
hint or a timely warning. In a few
weeks a rurai route Inspector from the
United States Postofice department at
Washington will cross the state line of
Kansas and commencing in the eastern
counties he will work as fast as possible
his official hand, making clean sweep
over the state cutting the rural routes
with relentless energy from the stand
point of Geld blooded official who is
working under orders and who has lit
tie use for pleas and promises. In
other words a rural route Inspector Is
coming to Kansas and his duty will be
to look over all the rural routes in the
state. Those routes that are hindered
nv roads will be scratched off the map
and the customers will have to resort
TO the old time practice of coming to
town for their mail. No excuses will
go. State Journal
The government Is spending much
money to bring the mail direct to your
farm and it is asking very little that
the patrons keep the roads on the
route in good shape. In this county we
have some very bad stretches of roads
on our rural routes.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-03-27
Our Sunday Sermon.

AS Rev. A. N. Smith of the Metho
dist church, and Rev. Goodman of the
Baptist church are away and no preach
ing there, the Free Press will give its
readers and the attendants of these
churches one of the finest sermons ever
delivered, by the famous Evangelist,
Bill Sunday. For beauty of expression
and genuine eloquence it has seldom
beer equall,d Read IL over carefully /:
''Twenty-twO years ago, with the
Holy Spirit as my guide. l entered this
wonderful temple called Christianity, l
entered at the portico of Genesis, walk
ed down through the Old Testament
art gallery whare the pictures of Noah,
Abraha N Moses, Joseph, Isaac, Jacob
and Daniel hang on the wall. passed
into the music rooms of Psalms, where
the spirit swept the keyboard of nature
and brought forth the dirge-like wal
of the weeping prophet, jeremiah, to
the grand impassioned strain of Isaiah,
until it seemed that every reed and
pipe in Gods great organ of nature
responded to the tureful harp of David,
the sweet singer of Israel. ] entered
the temple of Ecclesiastes where the
clear voice of the prea cher was heard
and into the conservatory of Sharon,
and the Lilly of the Valleys sweet
scented spices filed and perfumed my
life. 1 entered the business Office of
Proverbs, then into the observatory
room of the prophets, where | saw
telescopes of various sizes, some point
ing to far off events, but all concen-
trated upon the bright and morning
star, which was to rise above the moon
lit hills of Judea for our salvation. !
entered the audience room of King of
Kings and caught vision of His glory
from the standpoint of Matthew, Mark,
Luke and John; passed into the Acts of
the Apostles, where the Holy Spirit
vas doing his office work in the form
alton of the infant church. Then into
the correspondence room, where sat
Matthew, Mark, Paul, John, Peter.
James and Jude, penning their epistles
1 stepped into the threne room of
Revelations, which all to %eFed into
glittering peaks, and got a vision of
tina King sitting upon his throne in all
His glory, and l cried:
can hail to the power of Jesus name,
Let angels PROSTATE fall;
Bring forth the royal diadem.
And crown Him Lord of ahl''
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-03-27

The Episcopal services Sunday even
ings are well attended and are proving
interesting to those who attend.
Another new building is being staked
out. this time on North Fort street
near the Rathbone residence.
The blue slip for the box rent has
appeared in the postoffice. Your Uncle
Sam is doing strictly cash-in-advance
business.
Joe Schaefer this week sold the three
quarter sections of land belonging to
Habercorn for $500 as the old man
is going back to Russia.
The Band boys are arranging to give
a concert in the G. A. r. Hall, April
18th the proceeds to go toward paying
for their uniforms. Save that night
for them.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-03-27
Ice for Sale.

1 am ready to take orders for deliv-
cry of ice this summer at reasonable
prices. See or phone No. 8
R. 3. THOMAS.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-03-27

Miss Clara Philip, daughter of Scotty
Philip of South Dakota, is here on a
visit to her relatives.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
gave supper at Mrs. Fields Thursday
evening which was much enjoyed by
many.
Our people were hoping that Mr..
ard Mrs Toothaker were coming back
to Hays to live but word comes that
they have bought hotel in Oxnard,
California.
The Workman Lodge have already
received and paid over to Mrs. John
Stackhouse the $1,000 insurance carried
by her husband IN that lodge.
Her sister and husband have return
ed to their eastern home.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-03-27

How few of US are really our own
boss. The married men are subject to
their wives; the bachelors obey their
landlady; the old maids cater to their
cats and poodles, while ali of Us bow
to the weak thing called opinion. We
come into this world without our con-
sent and leave it against our protest,
and while here kick at everything that
crosses our path but all to no purpose.
The world wags on, not caring whether
we live or die, laugh Or cry.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-03-27

C. F. WEST. Pastor.
1000 a. m. Sunday School.
HOO a. N. Public Worship. Subject:
ftAmbition. -
$50 p. m. C. E. Society. Topic:
Great Missionary Books"
7:30 p. m. Public Worship.
ga Prophet Without a Convert. !"
7:S0 o. m Wed Bible Training Glass
and PRAYER Meeting. Les. %. "Altar
and Tabernacle. -
You are cordially invited to these SER
vices.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-03-27

The MANY friends of Herman Roen-
feldt will be surprised and Pratified to
hear that he is to be married at noon
April 7th, the happy young ladv being
Miss Emma Hart of LYONS. Kansas,
who will be well remembered by our
Young folks as the student at Kissing s
Musical Conservatory. The young folks
will live in Kansas City where Herman
has splendid position.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-03-27

Congressman Reeder is row sending
out a couple valuable public Govern
ment documents and will send you one
if requested by postal card. One is
by the Department of Agriculture on
Alfalfa, giving many new facts never
before Known; the other is by the De-
partment of Forestry on Tree Planting
in Western Kansas. Both are wonder
fully interesting.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-03-27

Clark Wilde, who is a student of the
Wesleyan University at Salina, visited
with home folks this week. About
thirty of his friends gave him pleas
ant surprise one evening during his
visit, and jolly good time was had as
is always the case when the Smokey
Hill folks have somethin' doin'.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-03-27
DOn'f Forget.

l will have some Extra Trees for
Sale, when my Nursery Stock arrives.
which will be extra good. See me at
my shop. J. c. WEsTBROOK.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-03-27
Do You Want TO Sell
Your Farm?

If so kindly send me full description
and your price. / HAVE BUYERS
here in eastern Kansas whom am
bringing to your country every two
weeks and selling land. have Inn
mediate buyers for quarter sections
and one half sections. Don't wait but
send me description of your land to-
day. Ny commissions are reasonable.
ADDRESS
o. H. McQuary, .Jr. e Coz
REAL ESTATE LOAN & INVESTMENT 20,
MORRILL,, BROWN COUNTY. KANs.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-03-27

A. E. GOODMAN. Paste,

There will be no preaching services
at the Baptist church tomorrow (Sun
day. as the pastor will be away at the
dedication of the TurkviIIe church.
Sunday School will be as usual.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-21

bemirft oomit bon pGougogii6eun
S%tonopunft aus grade oas @egentcit
Oelien, mas man er5ielen mill. 9er
Sebrforper befor1nlt bier cine po0-
fommen nnperliente &iioe. gr bot
Die ein5ig ridtige Intlport gegeben,
lnoen Der geiammte 2ebrforper sic
Die ginleituna Ser 0is5iplinoru1lter=
lu6llne 9eeen it'd ielbit beontroat
bot"
0ie porlomentorii6e aritif Bat
bereits ibre @irfang geton. Inter.
ri6tsmeiiter @raf Stiirgfb bot Dem
4bgeor1eten Grof. Orb mitgeteiIt, oab
Der Stattbalter iomobl an oie 9iref-
ton, mie on Ben 2ebrforpeho es 8ym-
naiiums IN 2in3 3ui6riften geridtet
babe, in melden Elm GROCER Sell ner
Musfiibrungen oes n&ornblumener-
loiies" 5nriidgenpmmen muroe, nol
oaem Die Sorpiirfe, melde Die politi.
i6e Settle Der @%ngelegenbeit betreffe1
uno itd nit Dem Gerbolten oes 2ebr-
forperS befa15en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-21
IN Dem Mlpen0prfe llRnal

sSn Dem M~lpenoorfe llBnadt
pare Der amerifanil6e Wiaiondr gl=
freo 9. 8anoerbtlt beinabe Elm Spfer
ser @plfsmut ~getporoen nlo MIR Ser
SdnelIigfeit Ieines Mutos bate cr
es 81 perbanfen, baB er nit beiler
Saut oopon gefommen. 8anberbilt
befano iid IN ieinem Renn-Iuto chi
einer Motortour, Die i'm BON @eGe-
Dig iiber, Sen ct. @ottboro GaB
nod 2u5ern fiibren io0te. Sn l1B-
nadt belt er an, UNI iid) betreffs
oes @eges nod oieler Staot 5u CT
fuloigen. Sn lebter 3eit batten iif in
oieler @egeno 5ablreihe llnfaae err
eienet, Die onr6 unporiidtiefeit bon
Iiltler1l perltriaht mnroen unb met
screen 8ouern oas 2eben gefoitet
ba6en. Ser 8eoolfernng bate lid
baourb groBe @rbitterltne betnodj-
tigt nno als ii6 oas @erilht oer-
breitete, oaB 8%ouberbilt ielbit einen
Weniden iiberfabren babe, murbe
Der 9ori9laa gemadt, iein auto 81
perbrennen uno on linn ielbit Gin
@gempel gu itotuiren. Cine Sro-
benoe Wenidenmaiie umringte oer
&eiienben uno oieier bic @eiubr
merfeno, iprang ouf feline Maidine
I'M NIT goafraft oaoon 5u iaulen.
Gin 5agel BON Steinen begleitete Ieine
@bfobrt, bod fam er obne ernitlid,e
0erlesung oaoon. Sn 2u5ern arl-
gefommen, meloete 8anberbilt Den
@orfoa uno Die Holi5ei leitete
cine iofortige llnteriuhung Elm, i1l-
folee melher bereits cine 9ln5abl
bon 8erbaftungen porgenommen lil1b.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-21

ieiner faltpera6tli6en @eriag-
l6aerng 81 leioen, lie NOR ia ebeli
olh Elm Mitglieo ienes minoerner=
tigen @eidlefts. gisber botte Der
Waior 5lpor nod INNER an Ii6 &C.
bolten, er trn9 leinel1 Sngrimnl,
na6 ieiller Irt it'll nit iid berum;
ober Der alleebdllfte 3iinoltoff barr
te nur oltf BEN augenblid zines
Mnsbru6s. llno bellte nun NOR CT
gefommen.
uaonnIt o1 nidt reoen2 Sd lpill
pilien, uie on Dir Die 3lifunft oenfIti"
berrl6te Ser lhmer erregte Mon1
Die Sodter on. u9ein &erlobter
fam oo6 nift einfo6 ipurlos per-
i6lpunoen iein2"
l1riltlo ianotet eine1l fur5ell, fleben-
Den 9lid gum gater ouf: Sob
ood einen Sl1nfen Mttleib NIT mir.
8enn Oh abnteit mie mein Srnere5
8errilien iit!4-9ber 9rends Mine
blieb unerbittlidl bart, ga iogte ie
leiie, miioe:
SD tpeiB ni6t, @ater. SD ba6e
ooriiber nod ni6t nabgeoadt."
.gs miro ober Die bodite 3eit.."
3ornesrote idoB 9rend ms @eiidt.
uSollen Die Weni6en uielleift crit
onfongen, iid Die So6e al1f lire &ei-
lie 81 erfldren2 Gin ol1eei6o1lener
Better, Sen Die 8raut oufopferno
eepflegt. uno ein 9rdutigom, Der
oorfeno auf oieie 9ralt per5ldjtai
unb ooponeebt-id oet1fe, Die 2eute
brauden iogar nift crit eroB 81
iltdenl"
ogoterl~ 5ootenblaB NOR oas
Mao6en %geporoen, ste Nabarbeit cnt-
Ianf ibren ~8itternoen Sanoen ma
tie fubr elt1por. u@em gu oos
oenfit-i6 meroe aus Dem Smtie 1e
ben nod beute!"
(Sortlebulla folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-21

itidt runo berum mebrnlols nit Ell
uer 0ooel big auf ben Stein lautert
auf ieoes Yfunb @firiide "a 9funo
Haffinooen5itder, legt Die Sritfte
1inein uno ldbt lie MIR 10 lanee oo<
rim 5ieben ooer loneiam fod)en, fis
lie mei6 gelute iino, bob lie iid leid]:
nit Der 9eooel ourdlteden lalIcll.
0om nilnmt MAJ iie NIT oer
Sdaumfelle beralts, leet lie in cine
Serrine, iibereiebt Tie nit Dem 5g-
rup, oeft einen 8oeen Gapier oar
iiber, lobt lie ON folgenoen Gage out
einem Sie6 obtropferL tut tie iii Die
9ii6len ooer Slider, iiebet Ben 3li=
der bis 5ll1l greitlouf ein, permii@t
i'm nod Dem @usfiiblen nit Der alei-
d)en Guantitat fei1item Sum ooer
gognoc unb fiiat i'm iiber Die Srii1<
te. Wton peridlieBt oie Slider nit
&orfpfropfen mo Ginosbloien ulO
beluobrt lie an einem fiiblen. troda=
men Blobe ouf. 4lih in @alfte ger
teilte, bon @aut uib aernen befrelte
8firiide leet ntan OUT oie naInlide
9[rt elm; mn itiht moi lie nidt nit
elmer Raoel uno laBt lie onb nur
f~iir5ere 3eit in 9uderiprnp fodien.
Efiriide in GHis nnb 3nfer. Die
Gfiriihe merben eel6olt, III ieoe luer-
oen einige eon5e 0elfen geitedt, oerell
aopfden molt o1saebrohen bot. Mui
je 1 Yint @oiier uno l 8int Itorfen
Giiig meroen 4 Gflu1o 3uder gered-
net. 9oralts miro Elm Sprup se-
fod)t uno Die Gfiriide meroen oari!l
IS Minuten Lang lanaiam sefoDT
EGann legt man tie poriidtia in T0pfe
ooer @laier Elm, foht ben Sprns
nod einige Minuten lang meiter,
i6iittet i'm beiB iiber oie 5rildte unn
ldBt oieie abfiiblen, ebe man tie per-
binoet. Natirlid muB iopobl beinl
aoden ipie beim Mltfbeiuabren Die
griibe iiber ben Sriihten itebel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-21
S1O0 geIobnnna. 500.

Sic 2eier otefer 3eitung iperDen iib
f@reuer, gu erfabren, baB es %tpelri9itcns
cine gefiir9tete aranfbeit 9iebt, ipelde
Die @i1eni6aft in al ibren Stufen 5t
beilen imltanbe lit; 5aI aatarrbzaur
1T Die eilt5iae iebt Der drStlicben 8riioers
i6aft befannte pplitibe anr. aatarrb err
forbert als cine &onititnfionsfransGe:t
cine fonltitutionene 8ehanblnng. 9aufs
9atarrbs&ur miro innerli6 genommer
uub ipirft brett arf bas 8llt unb oie
f6leimigen Sberfldden be5 Spitems .Oar
bur9 Die @~ruublase Ser 9ronfbeit sers
lt0reub uub Dem 9atieuten araft sebeno,
irlbem tie bic &%onititntion bes &0rpess
aufbalt unb Der @atur gu ibrem @erfe
bilft. Sic @i9entiimer baben 10 biel Set
trauen gu ibren 5%eilfrdften, bab iie 100
9ollars gelobnuns fin ieben Sail an.
bieten, ben Iie gu furieren berfe6len. 9abt
@u6 cine 2iite bon 3en9nifIen fomnten.
Man abrefiiere:
s. S. GbeneD& 60, 9olebo. o :.
@erfatft bon alien Ipotbefen 75c.
Sails SamilienzGiuen iinb Die beiter1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-21
2ebteu pur 100000 Sabren.

@eIebrte fanoen in elmer 9oble Der
56mei5, &noben BON Menlben, nell
DIE Dor 100000 Sobren lebten, lpc
Tie in iteter @efabr Dor miloen Siereii
marer. Die @efabren bon bette lino
tootlide &ranfeiten, pie uns 81. s..
9rolpn BON @Ieranoer, We. 5eiot:
u@are es nidt fir Or. Sings Seem
DISCOVERY getpeien", idreibt er,
ulebte id nidt mebr, 90 id an idmp-
rem 2%uneenleioen uno bortnadigel
Suften Iitt." Tim franfe 2ungell,
grfaltuttgen, bartnadigen Sulten az
beilenun6 2ungenent5iinoung 81 per-
meioen, 1T es Die bette Meoi5in auf
Green. so @ts. uno $1.00. @arolt-
tiert BON alien 9rueeiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-21
Hcbtung SteuerzabIer.

Sn llebereinitimmung nit Ser Or
oinnn5 Der Stabt San Mntonio miro
biermit ieoer Berlon, Sirma, Sell.
baberihaft ODER Corporation, sic onl
eriten Gage bes SUM 1909 innerbalb
Der @reil5en Der Staot Sar Mntonio,
Seras, @igentum beiaB ODER fon-
troaierte, 0as Ser 8%eiteuerurig ulitct-
lporfen mar, befannt gegeben, oof
Ser Staot-alieiior iekt nit ieiaen
8iidern bereit lit, gisentum fiir
9eiteuerung auf5unebmen. @ae obell
genannten 9e5ei6neten peroen 5es-
6al6 eriu6t, ben @ert ibres gigel.
tHrns SmedS 8elteueruna in 9enonu-
terStaot an ooer Dor Dem erlten Sd.
ge inn September M. 9. 1909 al,
5ngeben.
8rban gallasbau,
Itteitiert: @apor,
Sreb. Sries, Staot-glerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-21

Manor GaIloahan hot nit Ell

Mopor galoebon bat nit einem
&omite bon @runbeigentiimern an
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