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New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
NOTICE. OF SUMMONS.

sT=PPFYF 7'F7T7RT NEW Y6RK COUNTY
se~istT for the Reitsr OF Peo- Fiee~s 1fEa
Small Children, Piainti1 asa+ns, GSAr,es -
gan. NaTy BFanagan. his wife. the said rsrss
Mary being fictitious the Jue nrsr nsfae es
SAID defendant Mary Bralagaa being uaz7sN7
nate TIE vita OF said ChTisJopssr R REala<aH:
Claude r Taylor Pierre Gallo. dar1ss Losss.
Mar Monroe: GeeFsf Rusine, Harry smith. sse
Tenement House Department of ms Ciey 9f Ne~
work Jehn Dee ana Richard Roes sad mares
Tab7 Toa and Richard Rec being Aetf-toes. ffs
tr1s names OF said defendants being ulkaeva 20
aIafntia plaiatlff intending thereby - tesisnass
erctranJs or tenants eS tire HacrtssE-d prs-isss.
PeserdaHts Summons.
Ta Tre sAovs named refsnaants- T,~
hA-er-- summoned % answer tls ceEap4ztat II
tbjg as,i-a ard 20 sarvs a ceev Of FouF answer
upsTz ths Plaintiffs attorneys within twenty
Ssys after the ss-vic= Of tHis SUMMONS. ex-
elusive OF the day OF service, and "a cass ee $elr
failure TO appear or answer, Judgment VII -
tsLsn against yesI by default for the relief de-
nssnded in the compliant
na{ea, NTTsrs. NV -zArr~Ep r-sf-
tiTss Attornsys. once and Pest oe1es address.
Ne So Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. Se7r
York city
Ts Chrisfapher P Branagaa and MsTv Brars-
zsn his wife ths said hams Mary beins
f1tftious the True first name OF sad dets1ta1c
MAJ Branaxan being unkRexn 70 pialHfiE.
- sai5 CbFistaoaer R Bransgan. ahsV- NAMED
5afer1srts. The foregoing sueHHons ts served
,,rar ,,su s7 publication. pursuant - an orasr
eF Yesora bic Edward B Amend. ore af the Jus
yo-L dated ire srd day ef Jasusry, 1910. ard
HI4d herein With the complaint In me 7aics st
Sa,r-v court House. Borough OF Manhattan.
Dated. New Yerk January srt. 1910
x51fTFR KIM I.ANF & TRAFF0FD. A.
" ts-7eys Ger Plaintiff Ofics sRd Pest OGics zd
dress 50 Broadway. Borough of Ianhatta1.
New York CitE-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01

der o. armheIe, have an inserted square
under the arm, to give necessary play 10
that member. and the fulness is shirfed into
9 round neck and confined about the waist
with 2 narrow hand of the Colored linen
that trims all the edges and binds the
hem. The sleeves Of the nightgo~ns. winch
are full length. are caught at the wrist with
another band and end in q long EXTENDED
point over the hand. The drawers are cut
in knickeFbccker shape, mounted on
shallow woke and drawn in at the knees
with eolored tapes. run through castings
No French lingerie set is complete now
sdsvs without the nighrcap. which Is nlaae
In ? variety Of ways The ore here shown
haas two sets Of strings the back ones
either being tied a. the neck or brought
around handana fashion and tied In knot
on TOT, cf the hair tn front. Other models
are ike the little skuiicaPs, such as Jnhe'
and Mary Queen Of Scots wore. and some
look like tho busting caps Of English
.ts}svevs"
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
These delegates will be selected from the

These delegates will be selected from fhe
various Assembly districts. taking one
Senatorial district at q time The Albany
headquarters of the Equal Franchise So
eiety will cooperate with these delegates in
every way possible. as Mrs, Clarence
Mackay is affiliated with the Woman Suf-
frage party,
4 city executive committee, composed OF
Mrs Gait as chairman, Mrs. Martha suf-
fren, Mrs. James l. Laidaw. Miss iaa
Croft, of Brooklyn, Miss Helen Ecoh, Of
Queens. and James o Brien, was formed to
select the Albany delegates.
The Woman Suffrage party has also ar
ranged TO publish organ to he known
as The Uonaan's Vote" II Eill be pub
lished at the party headquarters. and the
editors viii be Mrs Gait Mrs. SuffFen and
MI o'Brieu. For the present the maya zine
will have no cover. the first page being
concerned with the hearing at Albany.
There will also be reprints of editorials IA
vora BILE 10 suffrage. To indicate the prog
ress of the work, there will be printed a
political calender.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
suRRoaATEs NOTICES.

TPTCKER SARAH NOTICE rs HEREBY
siyen that the undersigned intends 90 apply
- an. IF the SurIesstss ~ New York County
for iets-rs ~ administration the estate ef
sarah rrueker late ~ the BeFeush 81 Man
hzrtaa N th. Cftv. County and STATE - New
yerk under and - pursuance % the nFeVt-
-isras Al section 2SS4 - the cede af CiEif Pro
~z5ure and to have th= penalty Of his bond
a. such adminisrretas limited as provided IN
za,a section az th@ Csde OF Ctvii Procedure.
sns ali creditors having claims against the
estate Of said dscedent are harshy notified
ana required ~ present thsis sisiEns - one
~ tbs SurreEztes ef NsW York County a his
er-re "A the Han OF Records ~ the Bereush
~ Manhattan Citv County snd STATE ef ~~w
ya-E m 81 before the Sth day ef March 1910
rated Nsw YerE January 81 1910
GEORGE " DRUCkEB
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
AGAINST COMMISSION.
Martin LittIeton Pleads for
More Interest an City.

Martin W Iittletou does not fsver
commission government. such as is in oreT-
a7ior, in certain Of the Western and South
ero cities. This was made clear by his re
marks al the Waldorf yesterday afternoon
% the wealthy women attending the lect-
7,-ez on The Dynamic West arranged by
Miss Elisabeth Marbury for the women
branch Of the National Civic Federation.
The city should be compelled to work
ont its own destiny" said Mr. iittleton-
If it Is 50 lazy that II isn't willing 70 lift
4 hand 20 stem the tide Of corruption, then
let il suffer If the taxpayers refuse 70
take their responsibility, if they are willing
IN sit by and be plundered, then they must
not complain The only government that
IS worth anything at all is that 10 which
the individual citizen contributes.
Il haven't a doubt If Te started COM
mission government here a good many peo-
pIe would be glad of IL II is SO easy to
say GO ahead when you're through just
send the bill I'm and we'll look II over
That's New Yorl's way cf doing things
AS YOU know, many attempts have been
made 20 have laws mandatory in this city
As matter Of fact, We are never at
peace in this town until the Legislature ad-
journs.
There ia 4 charter UP In, Albany nov
Il would be well for you 20 look into II
will change the entire charter Of the city
The idea is 10 abolish all the local govern
Incnt and centralize the power in the hands
or the Mayor. But only when the people
come 10 q realizing sense that they are
the enes that arc responsible and that a
government wifi rise no higher than the
source from which it springs will we reap
the full beenft Of our American citizen
shin"
The next lecture on Monday afternoon,
viii be bv John Graham Brooks on Chill
dreY7's Courts"
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
FQEEtCM ELS.

Liverpool. jan 5I-WHEAT- -spsf dul.
fEtBSes quiet. March, S. sEss. May. S. 81;
JUS. - y SC CpES-Hpot steady. new
esies- JzauuIE. rom -lsl. Marcn. as lid PEAS
--L4naeisn sieea1. : stz6 FLloLR R-H Inter
s'eset, frm. 80 rs 11s. BEEF-Eztra India
fusss OBS FoEI- PRIME mess Western auiet
fez-5 rG IfAH- %tCr c-r- e5s EAffgN- -
CGEah@riane cEf. - - sloFt Fir sss iefs ,-iear
~ - isar- st~ssF. sjs So hezv. fss -
sFo-f clear backs. quiet 63s 50 clear 1efiies
szs ~H0tLDFFS-S square S5s. E.ARp-
Erss1e Western ri@Tces duI. els So Am-.icsn n
refned. reiIe- s2S - FfgEySFl-C CsRseisn finest
-h1te fr7r SIS aofered 5ss - TALiy9E-
Frsnae eitv stes1s as 20 III FPENrTN F.
~4siyfss z9s - ReStE- -Farafaen frnl Sos ~
FFsF E<lf .Ff-tf Refined st@e6y, ia LTASEED
raIf--CEisr 9ss -
Ty-.Ssr Fsa 81 1-sfrrSA F-Taw ceafrifuEsl
Is = 1ltlsco-s.sn rs - fsruarr. f2=
SO LTe-=EEIr OIL 22s 4tsa calcutta Arril-
Fgus I'D rpFPN eETs-f2e FETEGTFF y
areriesr rehaed SD spirits. - TTPFEr5-
-Ft E-srtrtts ais p EcEI&-AHaertcsn,
~~&Rlned iez 49, HEe is 8.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01

sr-pRENrT COT-HT-TTTAI. DESIRED
In New York County.-Wiltam Plant. plaintr-
against Hannah Plant, defandzat--sU-llnorf
Ao+ia1 Ear 5i7erea-Te the a50va Eau1ed dsfs1d~
snf. Yau are hereby s1nsBonsd 70 answer rs
complaint in this actior, and 70 serve a eopJ Z
f9sntv Says after th4 service - iris sun1HnoHs
axCI4=fvs ~ ths dav OF service. acd IN eass %
e,,r safIttra ~ apUsaT Or answer. Judgment VI
he taken against veu ~ dsfaHir Ter ths rsn.s
demanded in the scrsPlaI1t,
Dated. December IL lSoe -
RRfsCF r DUNCAN. Attorney Esq rlstnst1s
0A5e. aaa FostefHc- Address. $50 1eassEns.
street Brooklyn. y. Y
To Hannah Plant. the above Hans=1 dstssaaEt
TIE foregoing summers - serv@6 upon yen -
,ublfcarou pursuant % an order q Hon EdvsrB
Aaead eae q the Justices af Jhs eurFens
C-oFrt aF thA state q New York. dsted January
* 1910 and fled Uith the eornrlAinC IN rse 80
Zee ef the Clerk OF th9 County az Hev xcrks AZ
tha County court Hausa. IN said county, IN 80
stats ef New YORK.. tas i7th day OF JsnuszJs
ERT@F r DUNCAN Attorney fs- pfantf,-
once and Pcstef1-s Address ise MclsaSuA
Street. BroeHiyn. -. Y
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
NEW LINGERIE.
Peasant Style InUades This
Department Also.

Lingerie is one Of the few things in the
wardrobe that is able 10 go on the even
tenor of its way from year to year without
any consideration Of style. But now it.
too, must come under the influence of the
simple peasant fashion that is invading the
world sartoriaL of with the frilis and the
founces, away with the bows and the
ruffies for underwear must now be cut on
straight. simple lines and adorned at the
most with bias bands, hemstitched edges.
polka dets and buttons of eelered linen.
The chemises and nightgowns Of these
sets which IRE cut straight. without sfoul-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
Of Interest TO Women
ON. ON TO ALBANY.
Once or T1cicc q Week the Suf-
fragettes WW Go.

The Woman Suffrage Party Of Greater
New York, led by Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait has Joined in the fight al Albany and
is preparing TO carry on a hot campaign
in behalf OF the suffrage bill, which comes
up for a hearing on Ma1ch ?.
At a meeting yesterday morning in the
new headquarters in the Metropolitan Life
Building arrangements were made to have
delegations from the city 60 TO Albany two
or three times a week to labor with the
members of the Judiciary committees of the
Senate and House in particular and other
legislators in general.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01

greatly in vogue for the yokes and under
sleeves, and fer the waist Itself SILKS ana
veiles-an the materials that can be tucked
suecessfui1y-are appropriate, "hlle Ior me
trimming can he used applique or plain
bands of contrasting material. The deep
eirdle can be made Of matching or con-
trasting material as preferred. IL the fancy
sleeves are not found becoming the plain
ones can be substituted
The quantity of material required for the
medium size is three and one-feurth yards
q or y inches wide or one and five-eighths
wards a inches wide. with one and half
wards Is inches wide for the yoke and
lower portions of the sleeves and three and
tbree-fourth yards of banding.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01

The pattern, No. e.5Tz, IL cut In sizes for
a "a, IS. IS. 40 and - inch bust measure
and will be mailed TO any address on re-
eeipt of 10 cents.
Please give number OF pattern ard bust
measure distinctly. Address Pattern De-
partment, New-York Tribune. IL in
hurry for pattern send an extra Scent
stamp and we will mail By letter postage
In sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The waist that is worn with a deep fitted
girdle IS one of the later fancies. This one
Is laid in fine tucks, and consequently Is
especially well ada pied to thin materials
but almost everything fashionable answers
to that description. Chiffon clofh, Win
bands of messaline braided with soutache'
makes the waist illustrated, with net form
ing the lower portions OF the sleeves and
the yoke Jetted and beaded nets. en-
hroiaere! nets and gold and silver nets are
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
POTATO PANCAKES,

Pare. wash and CRATE six large potatoes
Add a pinch OF salt. a tablespoonful OF
grated bread crumbs and the yolks of two
eggs When well mixed add the whites OF
the eggs beaten stiff. Drop this batter by
tahlespoonfuls into hot butter and lard ana
fry until brown and crisp. Serve hot with
srieed cherries or black eurrants.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
MENU FOR WEDNESDAY.

BREAKFAST.
Oranges with sherry,
oneIet with tomato sauce.
Fopoyers. IeHes
LUNCHEON.
ee.sta nzreakes Spieed eherFiss,
French bread. Sponge cake
Tea.
DINNER
Tomato seup-
Beef pie CraeaPp'e 1eilF'
Glazed sweet potatoes.
Lettuce salad
Crearnv taptoea pudding,
Black coffee.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
rnEAsr-Rr- nERARrMENr. srREAu OF

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. By REAU OF
F,nsFaviag and Printing. Warrington D. &C..
January II. 1910 Sealed proposals will be re
reived az this office until . p. m. Monday.
March 81 f9ie 10 furnish during the fiscal yeaI
begiHpfBg July ]. 1910. the follow ing classes Of
supplies viz. Paper Box Blanks Paper etc.
and Binders supplies. The proposals. must he
received not later than the time above stated
but they viii net be opened until 10 a m. 50 tur-
asv Nav a. 1910 which date az the hour
namad they will Re opened and recorded in the
presence OF bidders ia the effee Of the DlrerteF
Gf Bureau Awards viii b. made Only e. sstsh-
lIsbad U,auIfa rtuFers Of dealers ia. the artt-
rles The right is reserved reject anv er al
bids or parts Of bids BiaRk forms With sp@ct-
Hrations for proposals ard fuFthaF information
will ha furnished intending bidders on applica-
tisn 20 Jsseph r Ralph. DlEeetsr OF Bureau.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
PROPOSALS. p

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF
Engraving and Printing. Washington, D. G,
<efved a. thts efHce until . o m Mandav Feb-
Euary "a 1910. 70 furEish during the Ascal year
beginning july / 1910 the following classes Of
supplies: Oils etc. and Dextrine- The proposals
must se received not later than tbs time above
stared BUT they will net ce opened until 10
: n Wednesday Nav % 1910. which date.
q, tha hour named, they will be opened and re-
corded In the presence OF bidders in the Office Of
the Director Of the Bureau. Awards Will be
made enly 20 established manufacturers Of. or
dealers in the articles The right is reserved
reject anv or all bids. or parts Of bids Blank
forms. with specifications for proposals. and
further information will be furnished intending
bidders on application 20 JOSEPH z RALPH,
Director Of Bureau
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
FORECLOSURE SALES.

-Nevslsoa-CSeIdsers Realty Company. rlsta-
TIFF. against CcFneiiA X Avsr1i st al, d.
fendants-
In pursuanc- Of a Judgment - torseiosu-s
and sale duly made and entered In The a5o--s
entitled actioa. and bearing date the lsts dsr
81 January 1910. l. the undersigned the re-
cree IN said judsmeat named vii sell "a
public suctiea- at the Exehanss salesrson:
Manssttan. e1ty AZ New Yorx en- tts Iith DAY
of February, 1910. az IL eeioek soon On tsas
ises directed by said Judgment TO be sold asA
therein described follows
All that certain lot. piece or parcel st tan6s
erected situate. living and being IN the sor-
eugh Of The RFofx. city et New xsrEs County,
and state 81 New York knewn snd dssertssx
OF Central MeFFisania. nsisz part ec the Bats
gate Farm. situate IN the Manor % Nerrfs-
SS.stor. New YORK 7qads by Andrsw Elns-
lay. Surveyor. dated February =. 1881. arA
nlsd tn the clerks efsee q Wssseassssr .
which said let Is according 20 SAID map bound
ed and described follews- Eastsri9 IA frsns
by the westerly line Of Fordhar ATenues
westerly IN the rear BY lot No III o. ss1A
r7an- nsrthsrly on enc side sy let Ne, 31s
said map. and ScutkeriY en rh@ skher stds DO
lot Ne. 2is on said map: having Tidts ee
more er less. IN the rear. and depCh Ga shs
norther1v side q 12S feet inches and tsS
raer inches on the sNuthsriy side rossts-e
with strip Of land inches. more or less
IN width. lying in front ef this premises soovs
described ard Included between the old west
eFy lire of Fsrdhsu Avsnus and the presen.
westerly line ef North. Third Avenus, ana
which strip IS bounded on the nsrta and segt.
by proiongations OF ths rertnsrly ard sevtn-
srlv lines OF thu lot hrst above described Ths
premises above described sstuz known ~ tas
street numbers 1901 sao@ fhtsd ANsnns-
Dated New York. January 1Sth. 1910.
WILLIAM AI.LEN
EDWARD 4. BROWN.
Attorney for Pisintir-
Ne. 1I5 Broadway. Borough Of ManhattsH.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01

Ths approximate amount ~ tns
charge a. satisfy whirh tRe aceNe dss~I.c-z
nTat,-rrv IL - =. sed Is LheGssHd sew
Hundred sixtv~two and o. ten scila-s
rae 10 faai With interest thereon tf>te tee -
allowance amcunting 20 SSTs sS-loH WIZ -. -
re-aSt fvor, January ietH. 1910 tcge'ner ~
amount 81 the taxes. assessments ana N8'e.
.atAa ar orbsv lIsas whish are % Se al-c~-1
a. ths puFehasar sat of ths puTehase Tnsnevs
a. rafd 'hv rhe rsfAF-s $3.50 90 aad INTEREST,"
zzia nre-,tses viii sold subject 80 a r-tSr
a., -.s~rssxe ~ SIS aaa WITH accrued trt---
- ,5,ssaen ~ -, = Ger aEauns and n secerS
-,-..a~a 81 Sf6 500 an1 scsFuet Interest,"
thereon a. So per snR1fn. saeject alse .
asrtg walls snd ordinary covenants axsirss
rtltss nc=s ~ -. .a,x
WILLIAM ALLEN.
HefseSA
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
FAvoRs VOTES FOR WOMEN.
Maryland Governor Active in Behalf of
Movement.

Baltimore. Jan, SIN his annual mes
sage to the City Council. sent 70 the two
branches tonight, Mayor j. Barry Maheei
declares his belief that suffrage for women
is inevitable, and suggests that the CITY
Council join him in a resolution urging
the Legislature to grant women the right
to vote on municipal questions. subject to
certain limitations. which will debsr the
ignorant and depraved.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01

An effort Is being made to raisa cam
psign fund of $4,000 and at the same time
10 increase the membership Of ths crgani-
cation TO one hundred thousand
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF
Engraving and Printing, Washington. n -.
January II 1sl3-Saaled proposals wiil be va
celved at this erics uHtil p m, Monday, Fer
rllarv IS 1910 furnish during the fiscal year
beginning July I. 1910 the following classes 81
s14nnIes- T1r5 feoFs- etr-. aud Rubber Goods.
The proposals must Re received later than
the time above stated, but they viii not -
opeHad until 10 A m. respective dates fol
ieufs Dry C5oFs etc. Wednesday, June I. 1910
and Rubber Goods. Monday, May %. 1910 on
= sieh dstsz az the hour med thew will h4
e1ened sad recorded IN the presence - bidders in
the Office Of the Director II the PUFeau- Awards
rriTI h@ made eaIy 70 established manufacturers
Of ~ dealers in taa articles The right IS re-
srvsd 20 reject any al bids or parts - bids
Rlark forms srith specifications for proposals and
f,trth.T Information will be furnished intending
b1d5ers or application 70 JOSEPH z RALPH.
Director Of Bureau
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
rprAsfrRY pEPARTMENT. RuREAU

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF
Engraving and Printing. Washington, n c.
Ianusrv II 1s10-Sealed proposals will Dc re-
eefved at this Office until P m. Tuesday, FEB
ruary q. 1910 70 furnish during the fiscal vssE
bAsfnninz JULY 1 1910. the following classes OF
supplies viz Textiles. etc, Hardware. and
Engravers' supplies. The preRosa Is must be re
cefved not later than the time above stated. but
rI,sy- will not be opened until 10 a N,
speettve dates as fellows; Textiles. etc. Monday
Msv O. 1910, Hardware. Wednesday. May IS
te10 ana Engravers' Supplies Saturday. May
Is 1910. IN which dates ar the hour named. they
viii he opened and recorded IN the pFeseRce Of
bidders in tra efice Of rhs Director - tas Rl-
reau Awards will be made only 70 established
sut1fae eturers dealers th. articles The
right is reserved rejsct or all bids o. parts
ef bI6s Blank f0rms with specihea ti9Hs fer
rrooesals and further information will ~ fur
rfshed intending bidders application 10
T0SFPH 2 RAI.PH. Director
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
What Do
You Know
About Texas :

A competency awaits the investor or saa-
ried man who makes a payment down to
secure acres in Texas.
This opportunity is open to the man IN
anv walk of life who realizes the necessity OF
,rozid;ne for the future From 10 to 20 acres
of desirably located land will produce
splendid income every year. Thousands of
people are taking advantage of opportunities
in Texas the richest section in the world.
Information doesn't cost anything. Let me
dive YOU facts which will mean great deal
to YOU. Address Texas, care The New York
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
EDWARD 4. BROWN.

Attorney for Pisin'tT-
Ne 1f5 Broadway. Borough OF ManhattsAs
New York city
The following Is diagram n the prepsF-y
- be sold. its street numbers aTs 4Sot ana
4OoS Third Avenue
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-23
MmsinHl.
sSn Sri5aba lit es am Dienit

eSH SGI5aDQ III e6 am QIenltag
gu StraBenfdmpfen gefommen,
ebenio in garmargo. Sm @arraI fol-
len Die giebolutioftdre suriidgetrie.
ben iein. Sn glieotan 1T Der Muf.
ltano on mebreren Stellen alsgc-
broden. ssn Snoe, Durango, lol.
len Die 9fepolution1re Die @eanl.
ten beriagt baben. Sn Giertra Gle
neios, nnterbolb MoncIoba ion
es 5u blutioen aaupfen eefommcn
iein. Weaoero befinbet iit NIT eli.
ner groberen @efolsi1aft 5tpiihen
Wonterep ltnb Eorreon ssn Sor.
reon iollen Die 9fepoIutio,,dre sic
Soloaten sliriideeihlagen nno bieIe
gefanget genonlmen boben. Bon
iiberaa ber miro gerneIoet, oaB SoI.
oaten 5n ben 9fepolutioldren iiber.
geben. Die 9ieboIutiondre iollen iiA
oes Minenortes 8iuar6ena bennG1.
tigt baben 3acatecas. Drioaba,
gbibuabua untb San 2uis Botoii
itno nod in Der @eipaIt Der gie'
gierltng
Der gfinerifaner garotbers,
Der in @uaoalajara BET Der 8ertei.
oignne ieines Sauies einen Sunsen
eri6oB uno bnnn berbaftet puroe, il
iuieoer in Sreibeit geiest
Solitoi's 2eihe lit geftern apf
ieinem @ute Sasnoia Boliana an
elmer Stelle, bie er ielbit aIs fem
@rob ousgeill6t batte, begraben
moroen Ser 3ug fam morgens
o6t llbr bel ser Citation on, mo lid
eine ungebeure Menihenmenee ner.
ianlmelt bate. Oie Sobne bes Ser.
itorbenen trueen oen Sara bon oer
8abnltation nod 6en &auie. Den
2ei6en5ug eroffneten gaueru nit
elmer tpeiBen Sabne, oann famen
8tpei aus Stubenten eebiloete Sdn.
eer1ore, bie p1breno bes ganaen
Marl6es iongen, oann bier 8d.
gen NIT aran5en oonn Ser Sara.
Die Samilie unb onbere 2eibtragen.
oe i6ritten binter oenl Sarge Der.
Sm @utsbarie bIieb Der Sorg 6is
gum Na6mittag, erit oonn iuuroe ct
nod ser 8ruft eetraeen.
- Or. &atulep s. Grippen ift
beute noreen in 2onbon Dineeri6tet
iporoen. @r bat oniheineno fein @e.
itdnonis abgelegt.
= Die Suffroeeteu baben lit
2onoon ipieoer einen groben 4ra.
ipaI( in S6ene geiest. Sic berinb.
ten Dos SauSl bes 8remiernti1iIters
asquitb 81 itiirnen uno ariffen sls'
qltitb ielbit, ioluie ben MiniIter fir
Srlouo, @uguitine 8irrell. tatlid,
on. 9l16 i'll Sir goparb @rep's
Sons muroen oie5eniter einseiporfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-23
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