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Arizona republican., 1910-04-02
GRAND OPERA APRIL 14-AI

GRAND OPERA APRIL 14-Al II. llagatn is in the city arranging for the appearance here on April II, in the Elks theatcr. of AntOinette Le Brun and company of grand opera sing CTS. They will present scenes and :~tS from II TrovatOre. Faust and Martha. the rendition being in Eng fish and the costuming and scenery il is said will be fine. Madame Le Brun was formerly prima donna soprano of Henry w. Savage's English grand op- era company and the Italian grand opera company of New York. She will be supported by Fritz N. Huttmann. former leading tenor of the Bellini grand opera company of Mexico City. Royal opera. Germany and soloist of the Metropolitan orchestra and mnes and his band. The meZZo soprano will be Miss Madeleine Vance who has just returned from Europe where she has been singing for four years at the Royal and Municipal opera houses. The baritone will be Louis La Valle formerly with the Boston opera com pany and Joseph Sheehan opera com pany.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-02

a cooked food sale at Sanichas' to- day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
MAY LAUNCH BOOM
FOR GOV. MARSHALL

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. April ia
Democrats OF national prominence
here in attendance on the League OF
Democratic Clubs are asking to-day
IL last nights banquet did not UNI
cover a real Jefferson'an democrat.
and one who can and win appeal to
the voters of the country. Governor
Marshalrs remarkable declaration that
he sought no political Aonors. that hs
lived before he was elected governor
aud that he will fivc after he re-
tires. and the modest manner In which
he deprecated any boom launching,
has amused and pseased the club
members. and Marshall II admittedly
Judson Harmon's real rival tor con-
alteration by the next democratic ma
tional convention.
mo man who seeks the presidency
by trtckery or fraud Il nj tor the
place. declared the governor, and
the crowd started cry Of Marshall
Marshalf," that interrupted the cpl
gram and embarrassed the author.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
TWO men RESIGN
FROM LIBRARY
photographer Terrence and Gaia
loguer Bowen Sever Connec-
ton With Institution.
HAVE BETTER POSITIONS
One Becomes Curator of Falen-
tine Museum, Other Goes
to West Virginia.
HAVE BETTER POSITIONS

photographer Clayton William Tor
renee and Cataioguer BROMLEY Bow
en-. OF the state Library. have re-
signed to accept more lucrative post
lions. Both VIII leave the Library
the end Of this week
Mr.. Terrence. who has been er1-
pioyed in the Library four years.
will take the position of curator at
the Valentine Museum. Br. Bowen,
a native of West Virginia. but grad
uate Of Hampden-Stdney College,
where he came under the observa-
ton of state Librarian Mcliwaine,
will return to that State and take
position in the library at Charleston.
Dr. .McIIwaine said Thursday af-
ternoon that he had appointed the
SUCCESSOR of Mr. Brown, but the name
would not be announced until the
State Library board meets on May ID
The position made vacant by Mr.. Tor
ranca,s res, gnation- will not-ha tillec
for many months, as the colonial bib
biography has been completed. ane
ALL the work il up" In that depart
ment. The $1,000 salary which would
have been paid Mr. Terrence had h
continued In the employ of the Id
brary, or a large part OF 1t. will 81
spent by DR.. McIlwaine in paying thu
salaries of two young women WHIT
have been employed in clerical ca
pacities. Their salaries have. up +
the present been paid out OF thu
general Library appropriation DIR
| McIlwaine purposes using all of thu
general fund for improvements &
| the shelves and book stacks and II
the purchase OF new volumes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
sLEUTHS BAFFLED
BY H0GG ROBBERY
Richmond Detectives Have Made
No Arrests in Drug Store
Theft.
THINK EMPLOYEES CARELESS
--------------
Investigators Learn $40 Worth OF
Money Orders Were In
Waste Basket.
THINK EMPLOYEES CARELESS


No arrests have been made by the
,r.., ,a,,es a, the rahherv of the
postal suostataon IA fAokS =. ~ eaoA =
500 East Marshall street which was
robbed of s107 In money and q num-
hnr =, r,onay araars
,-,.,
Local detectives nsleVea .hey naa
cue 10 inc luenuy " Ine ea ~
AFTER WORKING upon tne .neuIy 1e
the money was piaceu IA s"r say
when was rooneu. ~ was saa
day that MISS nsanona. sletn % SUI
station Ne. iocatea an tne ,ae
store, haa ihio1I.a NE. ing pohse e n
she vas not positIVe sns put tue
money IN tue iron recep.ac,e.
Inc ROBBERY OF lhc SUI i pos.onscs
mas oeen reporteu 70 .nieI I1as riso''
OF the Wasninston ushion o. pos,
tai inspectors, pat Al view oI .ne ana
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14

Executive ciemency has been refused
Joseph Spence. who. Is serving an
eight-year term In the penitentiary for
murder In the second degree. In de-
Ginning to grant the pardon asked @or
the young man, Governor Mann stated
that he was not convinced that Spence
had been sufficiently punished for his
crime.
Spence was tried twice by jurfes in
the Second Circuit Court Of Princess
Anne county. where the hqmicidc oc-
CURED. The first Jury gave him M
teen years in the penitentfary. This
was set aside by the court, because
there seemed to be an element OF self :
defense In the case. The second jury
gave Spence eight years and this was
approved by the judge.
According to the papers filed with
the governor for review, Spence's. case
is not totally dissimilar to that of Jean
Val Jean, because he became a good
citizen after the commission OF his
crime and was tried eight years after
! Ee Killed William Hughes in bar
room brawl-
| The papers show that Spence or
the night OF November 80, 1901, wher
/ he WAS nineteen years old, engaged ir
an argument with Hughes, forty year:
/ old, while the two were drinking heav-
| lily in Jones' bar-room, a short dis
tance from Virginia Beach. According
to the evidences. Hughes seemed to bs
| a larger man than the youth. and wher
worsted In a fisttc encounter, and fear
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
ONE AUTOIST
ESCAPES A FINE
Officer Samuels Was Not Positive
About the Speed Of Machine
and Case Was Dismissed.

Mr.. Sol. E., ullmann. reported by
Officer Ssmueis for axceeding the
speed limit In his automobile, was
discharged in Police Court Thursday
morning, the patrolman saying thai
he could not positively state the speed
the machine was making at the time
he reported IL He had no speed
ometer and asked that the case be
dismissed.
The charge against Mr.. blanchard
s. Forbes for alleged speeding or
April 9Th will be heard Friday morn
ing. 1t Was called In court Thurs
day and continued fer day, Mt ths
request OF representatives OF Mr.
Forbes Officer Gamueis also report.
ed this automobile. and In this cast
too he had no speedometer. Jus
tee Crutchfaeid intimAted that hi.
decision In the case Friday would b.
the same "a the decision he rendered
Observation-Disclosures
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
THINKS TERM OF SPENCE
NOT A BIT TOO LONG
Governor Exer else Cemency to Norfolk Man
Twice Convicted of Homicide.

ing more severe punishment, Spence
drew a revolver and fired several bull
let's into his adversary's head and
body.
Immediately after the murder Spence
escaped and was not heard Of for eight
years. A resident of Princess Anne
county CHANGED to pass through small
town In western North Carolina In
March of last year and discovered
Spence working as a farm hand.
Knowing the young man to be wanted
for staying Hughes. the discoverer re-
ported the matter to the authorities,
with the result that Spence, although
stoutly protesting that his name was
Cartright. was taken back and convict
cd.
During the interim between his first
and second trial Spence detected plot
among half a dozen desperate crimi-
mails In the jail to effect delivery
He discovered that his fellow prisoners
had a number Of small saws and hae
| already begun working on the frof
bars which held than captive and liza
mediately reported the matter to th'
jailer. thus preventing the escape o
the would ffiers-
| In the petition for pardon strong
emphasis was laid upon Spence's re
port of the prisoners plot. 1t was ar
gued that this, coupled with his rigit
adherence to the straight and marrow
patch of rectitude subsequent to tn
| homicide, proved that he stood for Law
and order and was willing to do all h
could to conserve them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
SHR|kERS HAVE
NARROW ESCAPE
Building Caves in in New Orleans
Killing Boy and In
juring Five.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. April a.
With q thunderous crash which
caused a panic among the thousands
of masked merrymakers a building at
South Rampant and Canal streets
crashed this morning, crushing be-
yond recognition q 12-year-old boy
and seriously in1uring five other
persons This Is the ShrinerS Mardi
Gras and great crowds OF masked men,
women and children were near the
building and in the vicinity.
When the wall collapsed, 1t crash
ed through the balconies of two small
buildings and tho bricks rained into
the crowded street. The maskers
stampeded and though more than
score were struck, their injuries were
not serious.
The meeting of the Shriners here
has stirred up a factionai fight in the
Catholic church OF Louisiana
Archbishop Blank forbade Catholic.
witnessing the Shriners' parade to-
day on pain Of mourning the church's
dispieasure. Thousands deiied the or
der.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
MARK TWAIN BACK;
HEALTH is BROKEN
Famous American Humorist Re,
ported Suffering from Seri-
Gus Heart Trouble.

NEW YORK. April l4.-Dr. Sam
uci l.. Clemens mark Twain came
back from Bermuda to-day more
broken In health than when he left
here last January In state of ply
steal collapse following the sudden
death OF his daughter ut their Con-
necticut home. He was q passenger
on the Ocena. In from Bermuda.
Drrinx 1.-The trip he was forced to re-
main in his stateroom. and his secre-
tar, stated that he was suffering
from a serious heart attack. He will
20 at once to his home at Redding.
Conn, where he hopes to recover hia
health
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
I'M. & w. CONDUCTORS
GET WAGE INCREASE
Conference Ends With Amicable
Settlement Of Practically ALI
Points at Issue.

Especial TO The Richmond virgfnian.)
ROANOKE. VA. April i4.--Ths cor cor.
ference between tho mnnAgement eno
conductors Of the Norfolk and MestsIn
adjourned last evening. 0ue.tions 2.
advance OF about six per cent Ine
same ~ has been granted AL osner
employees.
ii 10 understood that some points q
but these are not regarded ~ import
ant The settlement followed lines
laid down by the agreement the baiti-
more and Ohio and conductors sho
their employers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
WILL MAKE FIGHT
ON FLY NUISANCE
Board Of Health to Issue Circular
On Subject to House
holders.

The Richmond Board Of Health -
having prepared . circular whicn II
viii soon send out In connection with
it's fight against the my nuisance.
proposed for the first time py the de-
partment this year.
action, the board has decided 20 pro-
mitigate very mild regulations Suntit
the campaign Is we'll underway % II
v ishes the hearty corporation Of ev-
eryone and does mot desire to ceude any
or confusion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
A,,.xea Ineerdiarx Arreated.

-LYNCHRURG, VA. April * dis-
match from Buckingham to-day. says
that negro named Andrew Mosely,
has hren lodged in jail there charged
with setting fire to the dwelling OF W
c. Trent, IN the southern part OF BUCK
iugham county.
Mt. Trent and his family had mar.
row escape from being burned. The
Are notnpietely consumed the house
very iittie OF tho household effects be-
ing saved.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
A FAMOUS TRAGEDY

The Shooting Down OF Former Sem
.ator Carnasck by the Coopers
Col. Duncan b. Cooper, q former
officer In the Confederate army. and
prominent in Democratic politics In
Tennessee: bis son. Robin J. Cooper
and John p. Sharp were Jointly
charged with the murder of former
United States Senator Edward Ward
Cnrmack. A feud between the elder
Cooper and the murdered man had
existed for q long time. Cooper for
meriy lived in Columbia. Tenn. Al
ala also Carmack. then a young law.
yer. who was Identified in newspaper
work at that time.
Although Cooper bought the Nash
ville and induced Carmack to come
Continued ON Sixth Page,l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
FAILURE IN STUDIES
RESULT IN SUICIDE
Thirteen Year Old Girl Disap-
pointed at Lack of Progress
Drinks Poison.

pITTsBuRG. PA, April 14.-Mil-
bred Stewart, thirteen, committed
suicide to-day by drinking carbolic
acid, because she thought she was
not making progress In nigh schooi'
The girls open school books on Ihe
kitchen table showed that she had
studied almost up TO the moment
OF drinking the poison.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April IT,
After much debate In the Senate this
afternoon the amendment to the rail-
road bill stipuiating that exclusively
water routes shall remain free from
the Jurisdiction OF the Interstate Com
merce Commission was adopted 81 to
g.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
.ENRAeED At MARRIAGE !.
/ Man KILLS his MOTHER
Wealthy Partisan Widow, Aged
60, WEEDS Man As and is
Slain.

PARIS, April I4.-Gaston wache to-
day shot his mother. one Of the richest
women Of Paris. to death because of
her marriage on last Saturday to DID
Ter Halves. The mother was sixty
years old and Halves forty-fve.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
! naI.s careilne ygeadsn.

Especial to The Richmond virgininn.)
ALEXANDRIA. VA. April 1<.--M.ss
Caroline C. weadon. died 1T her home.
ai1 North Pitt street. at an early hour
this morning. aged xixty-onc years.
Her funeral Will Be- held Friday morn
1ng at 10 O'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
MANY IMMIGRANTS
BUT ALL MLITERATE

! NEW YORK, April 14.--Investigatton
to-day revealed that in tho enormous
numher Of Immigrants admitted
thrnnrh Ellis Island during the past
month, $4,000 were absolutely iliiterate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14

~ rs SCRANTON, PA. April tt.-1sn1ea
Van Hise, New Jeraala professional
hangman. ofiiciated to-day at she exc
cution Of ShandOrc Fences Nho wue
hanged In the county 5an COR ne
murder of Nrs. Ltxxte HofvAth ~
Throop On December ~ 1aes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14

one hundred and forty-nine men
and three women win do the enum-
Grating work for the Third Virginia
district. In the larger cities they will
confine themselves strictly to getting
tricts. they will have to ret agricul-
tural data a. well a. that pertaining
TO population. In the counties or
King william. Goochland and New
Kent, statistics must also be obtain
ed regarding mines. quarries and
manufactures In other sections the
sovernment has provided for obtain
Ing this information through special
enumeratory. some Of whom have nj
ready completed their work, II u stat
ed. In the three counties named. there
| Il scarcely any data OF special char
acter to be obtained.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14

Continued on Sixth Page,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-11
Sun NntodtO 7retag ben II. Tebtnar 1910.

600 fir Dos Sabr Oorber. llnoefabr
100000 lpnroen obgeibriebcn
unb III Dem Meierbefonbs sefiibrt.
Die fliiiiieen 9liiets am @1tOe bon
1909 betrugen $S,500,00O gegen
81, 100000 Dor einen Sabre.
= @ie aus @ra5 gelneloet miro,
fat iid III Der Iesten Gitung bes
licirii6en 2altbtaes ein &ramoa o6.
aelpielt, Der iid) ben miiIteIten 8or.
oangen i'm sHtaariiden Ea.lalnent
ooer I'M bobnifiden 2ouotoJ minoe.
items ebenbiirtig OIL oie Sciie itel1t.
gluf per 9agesoronung oes 2ono.
tags itono Die Sbulocbatte. Sic
oeutihen geoner ,purben BON oet
SIoipenen tpieoerbolt ourdSbin1pfc-
reien llnterbrohen. 9lus cntlbiebee
men Brotelten biergegen clltridelte
lib ein lpilter 2drn, Der alsbelo
iii cine geluoItige BriigeIei 5miiden
ben Deiti6en uno oen Sloipencn
ansortete. Ger Brdiioent NOR orser
Sta11oe, bie Oronl,na ipieoer ber5r-
iteaen, nno Die Sisung mlBte Jus.
penoiert tper6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-11
Die amerifaniide Musitcllmns
Berlin.


0ea6ftebenoe ieltlante Mttteilul.-
gen fommen aus Berlin iiber Die bort
geplante an1erifaniIde 9lusitenung
Wait Der oeutlhen @eibdftspelt be-
finben ii9 Die bier aniofiigen Mmeri-
faner immer nod iebr i'm nnflarpit
iiber Die on1erifaniihe 9lusitelluna,
Die i'm fommenoen CONNER in Der
geidsbauptfta6t itattfinben ion. 8e.
fanntlid tpuroe unlangit angefii.1-
oigt, baB Die groffnnng Der ,Gbom
aus 5tpineenoen @riinben ouf. hea
f. Suli beridoben tporoen iei, aber
ooourh lit Ole i'm 8etreff 6es I'm.
ternebnlens Berrihenbc geiorgnis
nur pernebrt iuor6en. Mm bate
gebofft, oaB Baron b. 8ronbenitein,
Der lebte ISOLDE BON 4nerifa 5uee-
tebrte leitenoe @eilt oes Broieftes
&larbeit bringen meroe, ood blieb
ser Serr MIR menige Gage in 9eutitb.
lonb, unb lieB Die Situotion BEL fee
''er Sortreiie 10 onnfel, ipie lie ner
ieiner @nfllnft mar.
@dbreno ieines Sierieins eriuhtc
Ser Baron Die vsImerican 9liiociotipn
u Commerce ano Sraoe" Inn off.
sielle Sonftionirung bes llnternel)-
mems. Sein Sdreiben NOR iebo1 iebr
aagentein eebalten rno er erihien
ni6t perionlib Dor ber Gorperiboft,
nm Die @riinbe leines @elubs su
erflaren. Ser 8eripoltungsrat bes
gerbanoes beidloB oaber, iib por-
loltfig rliht nit Der Sade 5u ioen.i-
fi5ieren, ionberm genauere Snforn,a-
tion ab5ntparten.
9ie bieiiee amerifanifde 9otihaft
mo oas @enerolfonIltlat sperber
tdgIid] nit 9unberten bon 9lnfragen
iber Die 9tusiteIhlng beitiirnt, iino
aber ouBer Stanoe, bieielben 5u &c.
llttporten. Baron b. 8roi,6enItcin,
Ser Die getuiinihten 9tufflarunger
ieoenfaas geber fonnte, itottete iptib.
reno >ieiner fllr5en 9[npelenbeit bier
aerfuiiroieer @eiie meoer Der 9ot.
ihaft, nod Dem &onIulot einen 9'e-
Iuh ob.
Der Baron bot Elm groBes Rom'.
te, oas ttteiitens aus Berlonlidfei.
ten nit flingenoen giteln beltcht,
binter iid, nno er ioll elm iein Sro.
left unteritiieenbes Sdreiben Der
erbprin5eiiin Charlotte BON Sadien
neiningen, Ser Sbmeiter oes Goi-
ers, beliten, ober ioipeit bier III Gr-
fabrung gebraht iperoen fam, lit
6is iett ipeoer in 9elltidlano nod
in @merifa etfpos bon praftilhenl
@erte 5ur Soroerllng bes llnterncb
mems gcideben. Gas bot betraft'
lid @nttduidung uno ltn5ufrieoca.
beit erregt.
9ur6 oas gintreten beg Stants.
Iefret6rs Gnor fiir Die ausitellm.a
uaren piele Geiddftsleute Dicr uno
in onoeren oelstI6en Staotcn, BE-
Ionoers in Sanlburg, ,>fiir ons Proieti
| aeluonnen poroeii.I Die S,,tereiiir.
| ten baben ieooh nod feline 9eipeiit
| oofiir 5u erlangen permodlt, ooIS
| sag ltnternebmen ouf elmer ioliber
gaiis berubt, nno aud feine cffi3iel'
le 0aritellllng Ger Musiidtem. 9a
| ron b. 8ronoenitein febrt nit Dem
Donpfer raoiier @ilbelm Der Gro.
BE" nod Neip yorf 5uriid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-11
Die tem'rcn 5leiidJprciie,

Bon iiberal ert5nt @eitbrei,
gSic teMer jett oas 2ebem iei,
Gum geiipicl iei, pDr alien Sinaen
Sas Jletih fat gnr utdJt 5n erihtpingeu.
Der gegetarianer iadt,
g8eil er iidb ans bem Sleiid] ntgti3 mad;t,
9pd iucr iidb an bas Sleiih sc,ubbnt
gSnl bretmal tdglidl, flagt mno it5bnt.
limb tuaGrenb all unb Sebem graitit,
9afIt iidJ ber Hafcr. in bic Sault,
limb fteigert nod, mad alter &eii',
TIM einen Gent bes 5leiihes 9reis.
Was tucrbem ioll, lit mod nid5i flar,
Wann ipridjt bpn etnem &pDfptt aar,
anf's GIeiidj ppn Ginb, Sdlaf, &alb nnb
Sd)mein,
9oG mirb cs ernft semeimt mint ieim.
Der Cine rat, bai, man ueriMflt
SO NAL nit Der Ganind]en5m6)f,
9udj tuirb nan's 81 leid)t ii5crsriiiiig,
gla, 6umntentar lit iiberfliiiiig.
Wenn ntan lit etiuas audi iuel ipart,
Gs fat bpdj uidJt bic rcd)tc 9lrt,
Scpbun uuu HW BciuuVitt uuls nun
lind nidlt 10 leidlt entbebren fann.
glan indJt mad Snrrpsateu b'rpm,
9ndI blieb bic Sadje immcr oMntm,
Was man empfieblt aud pbcr iprid)t
Griebct mits bcm graten nidlt
Sudj iuiitte itj cin Mittel feii,
9aS iuDl bas retlte iuiirbe icin,
8ir baben's lit Der 9iGbe bier,
Gs lit ia bas ~ a mn gier".
ss pirb ia, mic Gmdj iuuIbcfaitut,
Sebr bdmfis, yfliiiiis sSlcifd,", 9enannt.
ttnb ftdrfet, 6ei peritanb'sem Sranf,
c'enan 'uie bies ben SSrper aud.
9'rnm, lit bas aIciid1 aud eiun,aI fnapp,
90 fiiblt Sbr baburdj bpd) niftt it1lapp,
grinft ~ amp Sier" nnr 5um
Sd)ntuns
ltnb fadJt bcu sier'sen Gafcr aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-11

oes 8eoauerns, oab lie i'm battea
belaltigen miiiien.
= Der 38idbrige 2pnan Bolton
in Sunhurp eridoB feline S1nieger-
eltern, Serr uno Srau Sanlcs 2ori-
more, perleste feline Srau tootlid
ourh einen SduB unO ia91e i;d)
Oanu ielblt cine 4ltgel onrd ben
8opf. Die @attin ipuroe inil eiller
SduBnunoe i'm sails uno einerl
Melteritid in Der linfen 2unge, nod
Dem Soipital 9ebrabt, tppictbft iie
i'm 2aufe Der gadt ltarb. Bolton
ipar Elm Sarmarbeiter uno lebte bon
leiner @attial aetrennt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-11
Tns geras Wnnbcr

beilt aIle Wieren, gIafen llno rbeuma.
tifdle 2eioen; BEL alien 9rugsiiten
ODER 2 monotlihe gebonoluna per
Boft fir 81. Or. 6. %. Soa, 1926
OliDe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, $40. gd,reibt
fit 8euaniiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-11

= @ute 8etrdnfe unr fomcier
2unh itets IN @nraitnller's Saluou
uno Hcitanrant, Mnito StrnBe, nehen
hsr SaQe Der &ermonnsfobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-11
Giienbabu= 6abtplan.
5. & g. q. ga6n.

9o.3 -8om Norben .6.45 abenos
SO. g. 8om yaprben. .6.45 mura
No. 7-Qocal bon 8earne. 1000 mora
go. 9-2ocal bon 8aleltine. =.
SO. 4 Bon merito. .of5 $50 uoStpy naa,lr'
No. 12-Soeol bon 2arebo (eenuiibt) :.
800 nlorJ.
SO. 4 God Dem gorben. .1.55 notlm.
No. g. Nd9 Dem goroen. 800 abenbs
No. 8-3ocal nod3 Yaleltine 80 mora
No. 10 egpreB na6 Searne. :. :.
SO. 5 -gaad Waerifo. 100 mora a
Ro. II -2ocal nod 2arebo (eemiGt) :.
:. 80. :. 900 abenb5.
g. y. G u. 3. gabu.
dntunft-
So 1-Souiton H. 5. aiiite 700 nadm
Ro 3-5ollfton H. b. &iiite 700 Dorm
SEQ. 5--&iiiten5tdbte. 1915 nadln
Ho. 46- @on 4errpilIe .9:45 BORN
9o. A Son &errbille, nlr Sorntags
-. ...... 9:45 nacbln
SO 2-9ouiton II. .. @iiite. 1926 BORN
gto 4-9ouiton Ii. 3. &ii1te $50 abenbs
10. 6-8nltenltdbte . lao namm.
0o. 43-9a6 9errbiIe, augeenommer
~ Sol.nfags ..4:25 nadin
Ro. 41-Nob aerrbiue, rlur 5ountaas
GAO radml
g.. S. & g. u. (Saupt-aimie).
70. Boom Often. .7:35 oorm
no. 7-8om Often. .....6 900 nad,n
gfo 10-gl 9oio IL 8eiten. .7.30 nnt1n
SO. 2-8on Sci Hio. 1850 porm
So e-@a6 81 8aio uno @eiten.
SO. 1o-gsa6 5. @eitsn. 1880 o pc obenns upda
SO. 8-Na6 bem Often. :. .11:O0 BORN
$40. 1-Na6 Sci 3io.. 400 abenos
Wirtoria 0iuiiion, ". $. 4 9. u.
30. ao5-guero. gictOria. 1850 nu6m
So 3o6-euero, gictoria. 500 BORN
M. 8. & :. Saba.
Infunft
30. 241-gon souiton unb @aIpsituu
:. -. >. $50 moryeus
So 235-@om saoroen. .73o porlnitl
0o. 231- @om Goroen uno Soultrn
:. -. 1926 nadlnt
go: 9-esom Norben. 7;45 abenos
9lbfabrt
80. 244-gad benz 9orben II. oouiton
=. ;. :. =. :. ..7.10 Dorm
SO. 10-Na1 Dem Norben. 10:00 bonn,
$40. 236-Na6 benz Norben. =. :.
900 a6cn0s
SO. 242-Rah benz goroen unb Sal
peiton. ;. .11.5O abenbs