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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-12-07

g. Q. P. organs should not lose
sleep worrying about what the poll
cies of the new Democratic congress
may be. Unless called in extra ses-
sion, the 6snd congress will not get
down to work for a year vet. In the
meantime the Republicans still have
time te demonstrate what policies,
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-12-07
oN page seven of this issue wi

ON page seven of this issue viii
be fornd the Presidents message to
congress. 1t is conservative through
out, touching upon a number of
vital questions, among them, Pan
anna Canal, Parcels Post, Eight
hour day, Coal Lands and the
Payne tariff act which he persists in
defending.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-12-07

liz the Chicago courts a Pullman por-
ter is being sued for 100000. Why
not make the proceeding worth while?
a Pullman porter doesn't mind such
a financial triae as that.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-12-07

It is probably true, as Aviator
Drexel declares. that n is as safe
10000 feet in the air as 100. But
in case of a fall the remains might
not be so recognizable.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-12-07

A New York girl has just com
mitted suicide because her iance
turned out to be a waiter Instead of a
millionaire. The maiden evidently
did not realize the possibilities that
are in a waiter.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-12-07

THE decision in the Tennessee case
ag; inst the Standard Oil Company
is di%seoaraging and Disappointing to
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-12-07


S tipping, the great problems of in
terstate commerce, involving the
distribution of manufactures, food and
other products, he has probably
clearer and greater information and
more intelligent conception than any
man in the state.
He is an adept in business and
affairs, is a thinker along all lines,
and would not be a novice when it
came to the discussion of the most
potential forms of industrial and
business enterprise and Development
that are affected by interstate and
congressional legislation. He pos
sesses an exceptionally clear and
logical mind, trained to analyze
business and political propositions,
and has all his life beenssa close stu
dent of public affairs. While he has
not achieved a reputation as a public
speaker, his activities having been
along other lines, he is a1clear and
convincing in argument ands.excet-
tionally strong in expression and
judgment. He is fluent in CONVEX
sation, earnest and frank in express
sion, and leaves no dotbt upon all
with whom he comes into contact as
to the breadth Of his intellect and
the depth of his intelligence. Ee is
modest and unassuming in manner.
His ideals of public and private duty
are high; he is just and fair to all.
and in business and other affairs, h,
he is one mar at least, of whom i
may be truthfully said that his wor.
is just as good as his bond.
He is a native of West Virgins
having been born in Marion count,
f%orty-six years ago, and is in toucl.
with the people and interests of the
state. He thinks as a native West
Virginian concerning the advance
ment and the problems of this state,
and his best efforts have always beer
given to her upbuilding and the
develoment of the resources which
have given employment at fair and
just wages, to thousands of working
men and brought prosperity to a
large section of the state. His De.
mocracy has been of that sort that
has stood the storm and stress of ad-
Sersity and its principles represent
to him the best and most satisfactory
theories of government looking to
the safeguarding of the rights and in
terests of all classes of the people.
Among all the Democrats IN West
Virginia who have been supposed to
be receptive or prospective candid
ates for the United States senator il
case of Democratic success, the field
seems already reduced to three OF
four, some n Of whom will likel,
ice selected when the legislature
meets. The Republican press is helr-
ing the Democrats arrive Mt a choice.
1t a not but be apparent that the
men whom the Republicans begin to
fight before the campaign fairl,
opens are the men whom they fear.
1t IS equally apparent to Democrats
that the men whom Republicans fea.
are feared because they known they
possess resources of strength al
ability which means hat in their Sc
lection elements of organization viii.
enable Democracy to clinch the VIC
tory it obtained this fall and extend
it into one of more far reaching effect
next election.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-12-07

AND now we are to have Senator
Scott for Governor. What nexti
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
Urge Children for Parade

AS the time approaches for the
celebration of Pioneer day interest
in the event is growing and there is
no doubt now but that the day will
mark one of the largest and most
successful celebrations which Gree
ley and Weld county have seen. The
various committees in charge OF the
program are making good progress
Following is a notice which has been
sent out by Supt. c. f. Carter to the
various school principals:
June 10. 1910, is Pioneer Day IN
Greeley This is to be made a great
day for those who gave us such
splendid start as city
The children and young people
should take very prominent part
! in this celebration to show our ap-
probation of what has been done for
them and us by the founders OF TINS
city.
am asking you to request your
teacher to present this to the pupils
| in the several grades. All pupils are
requested to march in the parade.
Watch the newspapers to see where
the parade forms. but all pupils who
march in the parade will get get
beautiful flag. Come to the corner
of Eighth street and Tenth avenue
/ (iust southeast of the Meeker build
ing) to get the flags. The parade
will start at 10 O'Clock in the morn
ing. The children are to keep in
the parade until it completes the
course and disperses. Study the
course rs given in the local papers.
Let us do our part in showing our
appreciation of living in moral.
educational. temperance and progress
sive city. founded by these and other
nioneers in whose memory and honor
this "Pioneer Dav" Is given.
am asking the principals to as
sist on that day in getting the pupils
in line. Very cordially yours,
C. f CARTER.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
and 80 Blk 6S Milliken.
June 4. 1910

Northwestern Land L. Iron Co. to
The First Presbyterian Church OF
Milliken w. d. $40. Lots so, 81, 81
Blk "A Milliken.
John Brown and wife to Sylvester
Jones w. d. 81. NEA 4-9-61.
Helen Welsh to Emma Wall w.
ID. 81. VIZ lot Blk S3 Greeley.
l.. II. Palmer to A. NJ. Osborn w.
d. $500. Lots l3 Blk 80 Milliken.
Z. p. House to William R. Adams
w. d. $3.50. Part lot 3 and part lot
6 NEA NWA 305-65.
James Watson and Henry Will
liams to Samuel B. Hale w. ID. 81.
Part of lot l NV a SEA 6-5-65.
David S. Ellis to Mary Young
Deed 81. Lots and Blk Ellis
Addition to LaSalle.
The Continental Building & Loan
Savings Association to f. Edward
Dillingham; w. d. 81. Lots IA and
16 Blk II Mead.
Jonas p. Lindahl to William IL
Edwards and Ada A. Edwards w
d. 81. n. so feet of S. 100 feet lo'
5 Blk 9S Greeley.
George B. Storm to Mary A. A. V
Gion W. d. $4,000. Sh NV a l"
2-6S. except 20 acres.
Northwestern Land & Iron Co. tt
The Denver-Laramie Realty Co. w
ID. S42S95.65. All blocks, lots, parks
streets and alleys in Milliken, eXcep
certain lots heretofore sold.
Northwestern Land & Iron Co tt
The Denver-Laramie Realty Co. w
ID. S2l26.66. All blocks, lots ant
other property in townsite of FOR
st. Vrain.
Northwestern Land x Iron Co. tt
The Denver Laramie Realty Co. w
ID. Sl2634.20. Lots 9, 10, IL, IL
Il3, IA, Is. 16 Arlington Gardens
| Greeley, except railroad right o
way.
Northwestern Land & Iron Co. II
The Denver-Laramie Realty Co. w
d. $4,000. 2554 acres of Sc 4 an'
90 acres of SW u l3-2-67.
Northwestern Land & Iron Co. t,
The Denver-Laramie Realty Co. W
ID. s311525S. NEA 3, S4 SW z
and VIZ SEA 2-4-67. except por
tions sold.
Scott b. McClelland and G. p. Nc
Clelland to David McClelland an,
Mary j. McClelland w. ID. 81. +
AS feet of lots II and - Blk 10
Greeley.
Alice NJ. Krackowizer to J. I
Heilman w. d. $3.50. Lot & Blk
Second Add. to Crawford.
William b. Anderson to Robert
Chestnut w. d. $4,000. We SW !
24-4-65.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
News Notes
of Weld County
Highlan,lIukc


Several parties from hero ,,,a,.
I"'.nlhs "a .h mountain trout last week
IN the vicinity of Lyons.
1t Is expected that there win be q
depot built in Mead in the near fr.
ture on the Great Western road.
t Is expected that the Highland.
iake postolfice will not be discontin-
ued. Mail will be received hare H.
a few days. III
There will be special school
meeting held In the Mead school
mouse June II to decide on building
new school house In Mead and sell,
Ing the old one. "
Mead school board has appoint.
ed Prof. ID, =. Redman as principal
or the Mead school
There was "A large attendance nj
the meeting Saturday night of the
Farmers Union. Refreshments were
served and social time was enioyed
by the large crowd.
Mr.. Millner in Mead has two build.
lngs under construction now, one fo,
restaurant and one for new liy.
cry barn. He has purchased several
lots in the east part of town and ex.
poets to build on them in the nea,
future.
1t is expected that Mr.. Cannon
VIII run general store here in con.
nection with the postoffice.
William Taylor of Longmont wa.
caller here Sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
ONLY ONE BEST
Greeley People Give Credit Where
Credit Is Due


people of Greeley who suffer with
sick kidneys and bad backs want a
kidney remedy that can be depended
upon, The best is Doan's Kidney
pills, me e.icine 70" the Kidneys
only. made from pure roots ana
herbs. and the only one that is back
nd by ,nres in Greeley. Here's Gree
ley testimony. ,,s
Mrs. A,onzo Leedom, 7O6 Fit
teenth street, Greeley. Colo. says
"About four years ago while living IN
Missouri / saw Doan's Kidney Pllls
advertised and was led to try them
for pains and lameness in the sma,'
of NV back. was afflicted with
,bis trouble for some time and an!
over-exertion caused me to suffer
more severely Doan's Kidney Pills
brought me quick relief, giving me
renewed strength and riddiNg me OF
tired. languid feeling. Willingly
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills &c &c
anyone su.ering in siEilar way
For sale by all dealefs. Price 81
cents, Foster Milburn FCo., Buffalo
New York, sole agenq for the Unit
ed States.
and take no othery
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
ian sRnth Leathers w. d. s75. l.,

ian Ruth Leathers w. d. s1'. Lot
IL Blk Grover.
Agnes J. Vinegar to Leonard w.
Russell w. d. 81. Lots and bik
60 Greeley.
Cornelius Heffernan to Freda
Simonson w. D. 81. Lots |, ,, "
Blk s kersey.
May 2s. 1910
Jasper n. Bowles to William b.
Chew and Anna V. Chew w. ID. 81.
ISEA o5-l-65.
Blanche NJ. Dixon to o. +. Reno
500. Lot is in Halls Sub. of Blk
M Num-.
Andrew ]. Stybr to Sidney Fisher
w. d. $l52. Lot - Blk SO Hudson.
William ID. Thomas to j. o. BEN
der w. d. $40 Sec. 35-9-6l.
The Nupn Townsite Co. to Geo.
|. Strong and Ida b. Strong w. ID.
sS5. Lots |. .. Blk Is Num-.
The Greeley Land 4 Water Co. to
Ellen Ring w. d. 81. s1a 3-9-65.
The Denver Land Co. to William
Z Heffe!bower w. d. 81. NV q
LES.
The Denver Land Co. to A. G,
Hale w. ID. ST. NJ NEA S-1-6S.
he Denver IstiN W. w -
Hale w. d. 81 S1s NEA 3-l-6S.
The VOORHEES, Real Estate Co, to
Hubert Fuller and Frank l.. Doty
IW. d. 500. SEX 2-9-57.
The Evans Coal & Land Co. to
Pasco De Santo w. ID. $50. Lot 20
Blk IN" Evans Addition
The Evans Coal & Land Co, to
Tony De Santo w. d. $50 Lot ~
ri AiIifinn
Frank w. Bean and wife to WV
ian Ruth I.eathers w. d. 81. SW a
| 1-11-6O.
Lars s. Larsen to Abbie Vaughni-
aux w. d. $500. J. SWA 10
6-67.
Warren H. Russell to l. Rae Cow
den O. C. ID. 81. Lots Is and IA
Blk 6 East side Add. to Eaton.
A. G. Mackey to George Maokey
w. ID. $11OO. Lots 9 and 10 Blk
|I47 Greeley.
Joe Miller to A. G. Mackey w. d
$500. Part of lot 1 NV u NE a
| 7-5-65.
e. P. House to William r. Adams
IW. d. $9O1.5O Lots / and 2, eX.
cept railroad right of way and lot :
/ NEN NWA and lot l Sc 4 NV a
| 20-5-65.
| May 81, 1910
] Charles b. Goodwin and VIE l'
Union Pacific Railroad Co. W u
| $500. Right of way across NE a
SEA 4-3-67.
John II. Rogers to Mary e. Ken
nedy w. d. s1100. Lots % ana =
| Blk z First Add. to Ault.
f. d. Avery to Frank Madden w
H. 50. Lots and Blk Arlington
/ Heights, Greeley. ,
David F. McClelland to Scott Il
NcClelland and G. r. McClelland w
In. 81. f. As feet of lots II and l.
Six 1862 Greeley.
Northwestern Land 4 Iron co, .
! T. A. Daniels w. d. $50. Lot BiI
so Milliken. !.
Northwestern Land & Iron Co I
IJ. A. Daniels w. ID. $175. Lot |
lBlk 81 Milliken.
Northwestern Land & Iron Co. t
III A. Daniels w. d. $l6h. Lot =
Blk 60 Milliken.
The Denyer-Iaramie Realty Co. I
W. T. Lowe w D. $266, Lots Z
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
hafncss Cannot Re Cured

k,afncss Cannot Re Cured
ksl applications. A. they cannot
1.-THE diseased portion OF the ear.
is only one way to, cure deafness.
|ais by constitutional remedies.
SIS is caused by an. infamed condi.
! the mucous lining OF the Eus-
4 Tube. When this tube Is inf1am.
have rumbiing sound or imper-
earing, and when il In entirely
| Deafness is the resuit, and unless
1ammation can be taken out and
Sbe restored to its normal condi-
earing will be destroyed forever:
kses out a ton are caused by Ca.
Mhich is nothing but an infiamed
Ion Of the mucous surfaces.
iii give One Hundred Dollars for
annot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Send for circulars. free.
~. CHENEY 4 CO, Toledo. ..
hyall Druggists. .I5c.
h,r, Family Pills for constipa-
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
Fort IuptOn

Decoration day was generally OBJ
served here yesterday Most of the
town gathered at the cemetery and
decorated the graves.
Miss Anna Alsebrook who spent
the last year in Europe visiting rela-
tives has returned home. She
brought as her guest, her cousin,
Miss Dorothy Alsebrook of England.
Miss Grace Coburn, who spent the
month in Boulder, has returned
Mr.. and Mrs. Orin Young of Den
yer spent yesterday with Mrs.
Young's mother. Mrs. John Haynes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hubbell of Den
YER were other Decoration day visi-
tors. They were guests of w. G.
Hubbell.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
What n Summer Cold May Do

A summer cold # neglected. Is Just
as apt to develop into bronchitis or
pneumonia as at any other season.
DO not neglect it. Take Foley
Honey and Tar promptly. 1t loosens
the cough soothes and heals the m
famed air passages, and eXpels
the cold from the system.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

Miss Cora Lucas who has Deeh
teaching in Wheatland the last yea,
has closed her school and returned
to Greeley Miss Lucas ana neI
mother. Mrs. Jennie Lucas, expect
to leave soon for California, ~here
lthey will spend several months
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

Lame shoulder is almost invari-
ably caused by rheumatism OF the
muscles and yields quickly to the
free application of Chamberlain $
Liniment. This liniment is not only
prompt and effectual, but in no way
disagreeable to use. Sold by an
dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rugh went up to
Liyermore with their auto Saturday,
taking Mr.. and Mrs. D. strohl, who
will stay there for few weeks. Mr..
Strohl is suffering from asthma ana
hopes to obtain relief.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

Miss Alice Stefren who has been
employed with Mrs. Brooks at the
Crock MOODY store left the last or
the week for Denver and VIII go
from there to Chicago and her nome
in Wisconsin.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
Pierce

Miss Anna King of Junction City,
Kan, is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. T. King.
Albert Johnson of Cripple Creek
visited at the Peterson home last
Monday.
Miss Helma Newman has returned
to her home in Greeley after pleas
ant tive weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. John Peterson.
Mrs. r. King will entertain the
Baptist Ladies' Aid society of Pierce
Wednesday afternoon.
The Woodward home is nearing
completion.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

A. B. Wesner was taken violently
i'll Monday morning with appendi-
citis and was operated upon Monday
afternoon in the Greeley hospltai.
He is doing nicely today.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

d. K. Smith, II. A. Russell and j.
p. Nauman went to Denver on an
auto trip Monday and returned with
Mr.. Smiths auto, which has been IN
Denver. The trip down was made
in Mr., Russell's car.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

and Mrs. j. W. BLY, returned
.ir home in Severance this
'rg after a few days visit with
los in Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

I carrie Russell was in Greeley
1 on her way home to Welling-
kom Eaton where she has been
n friends.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

and Mrs. J. w. Fields and
tier. Florence, returned to their
in Fort Collins this morning
few days visit with Mrs.
i parents, MIR. and Mrs. l.. j..
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

\ lane Twomey who has been
|ng in Eaton was in Greeley on
IN and left in the evening for
lome in Julesburg.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

and Mrs. Chester Scott. Miss
hompson and N. w. Pendexter
n merry picnic party who
Monday at Seely's Lake.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

Foley's Kidney Remedy may be
given to children with admirable re-
suits. II does away with bed wet
ting. and is also recommended Tor
use after measles and scarlet fever.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

.vGAIN FOR CASH IF TAKEN
AMoh nnce must sell. ! need the money.
sS."under ditch. all fenced, 2 miles
R;nn Ditch completed through ono
sSaq1a aosss aessss q sh.d f'Ss %ei. eina
esui ,n lh'rri tank; cost c'mplete t<25.
oot1good cold soft water. All goes
{sn ID, ID. Jones s12 eth ave.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
WANT ADS

long FUR BOA ABOUT 3
Np-m,oi aa, OF Greeley. Inquire At
me once
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
Cloth of Gold and Pongee
Coats
White Wash Skirts

Wreps, Irish finish -linene, ducks and
Galatea cloth comprise the materials from
which these skirts are made. The styles are
tunic effects, strap and button trimmed, and
eleven. thirteen and fifteen gore styles.
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Ser 4nfang einer @efornla:ious5eit
iein, Die ales Soltle in naicrn Gin
ri6tungen 6eieitigt alrb olles Cute ies
itigt. I6er nenn es iid) 6ei 3ooie-
belt MIR Inn &ebereien, nun ltnl
8braien banoelt, mn rm ein lei6tes
&rosen Gier uno oa, mo iib Der
idlimmite Sdmub 5eigt, menn es
linn in eriter 2inie nur ula Sic &err-
idaft, Inn Die 8eiiegung i~eirlcr 6ein-
oe 5u TIM lit, Damn miro oieier Sieg
nidts meiter beoeuten, als bob elm
SOB ooer iogen mir cine @eielidoft
bon 8oiielt cine anoere abgelolt 6ot.
l1no neil mir bierin nod nidt flor
ieben fonner, oestpegen riiiiien mir
crit oie meiteren @orgdnge obtuorten,
ebe mir Die 8eoeutung oes Sieges in
Saratoga feit5uiteuen unternebmen.
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5%ambnrss 5iidJerei nnS Iiidbmbel
int Sabre 1909.

Goeben lit Ser S~abresberift ser
bomburgii6en Sii6erei Gireftion
eri6ienen, Der Elm ani6ou!i6cs Bio
bon benz Stanoe ser SiiGerei mo
oes 5iid6allbels SambltrgS bietet.
@as BET einent nqberen 5tubil1m
6es geridts ont meiiten iiberroibt,
lit Der ouBeroroentltd grpBa llmlab,
Der I'M Sabre 1909 143 Millioneu
8funo Slide, 100000 So1ien 5al5-
beringe, 100000 Stiid Sdoltiere
i'm 8eiama1ttperte BON 6eitio9e Sc
Wetaionen Morf ltmfoBt:, @eeen-
iiber Dem Sabre 1908 crgtebf li6
eine 8ertitcieeruae BON 8 0silioncn
Weorf, Dos lino beinobe 2DM, 9o-
NIT oIrfte Samburg linbeitrittel1 IN
Der Spite Ser Siibbonoefspidse
0eutl6latos n1lo BEG Sentiments ite.
ben nno mt europa b0dIteus nod
bon 8rimsbp uno 2onoon iibertrpf-
fen peroan. @enn beriidii6tigt
miro Dob ouBer Sen llliiGben beg
bamburgiiden Siidbonoels olt6 nod
in Mltona on frilden Siid)elt uno &c.
ri1get fir etmo Is Minipnclt Morf
iabrli6 gelonbet perben oiirftelt, 10
lelt6tet eir, ipeI6 groBe 3eoeutullg
| Die glbpldbe Beute fir Sen oeutihen
Sanoel in Sii6eretprooufier. boben.
Son ben oben ongegebenet1 @erten
tperoen Don Der eigenen in S%artburo
Gnrbapen uno Si1fenparoer haupt-
ia6li6 oomiliaierten Siiterei mn
fnopp 33 Mil1ionen Bfuno I'M 9Serte
bon A Milionen Morf proou5icrt,
mabreno Ser @eit aus 3ufubrcr be-
itebt, Die hterber bonn Slllonoe m1o
bauptia6li6 bonn Nuslalioe einge.
ianbt meroen. Son Den Ginienonl1.
gen ipielen Die groBte 9folle Die Gol3.
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Werte bon II Millionen M,arf, III.
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importiert murben, ielblt gu gelpin-
men nro bamit unierer 8olfsmirt-
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@roBber5o0tum S~loenbura, fot1lnen
fir 2a Wilionet Marf Sii5e, fo't
ausidlieBli6 Sal5beringe.
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er Der dltere B%artner Ser Sirn1a S. S
gbe1eb unb 6 o. lit, tpeI6e @efddfs
tie in Der Stabt $olebo, in obengerann.
tenn gourltb uilb Stoate, int, nno baf
beiaete Sirrna Die @umme bon Ell n
bun6ert 9oIlars fir ieben Sa1
bon &atarrb be5oblen nirb, Der bnr6 Der
@ebraud bon 9aIIs &atarrbs
Sur ri9t gebeilt tperben fam.
SrnnfS s. 3 n Ell,
BeI9tporen Don MIR lnD unters
56rieben in meiner @egenuari
am 6. September q. 8. '86.
SiegeI.
q. 90. @Ieafon. 6ffentliher Notar,
9au's @aterrbS&nr tpirb innerIi1 ges
nonlnlen unb tpirft brett auf bos 8Ilti
uno Die i6leimieen Sberfldden beg Sps
items. 2abt @n6 3%engnif1e frei sus
i6iden.
S. S. gbeneb& Co.. SoIeoo. 8.
Berfnuft bon allen Npptbefen, 75c.
3aH's Eamilien=gfuen iinb Die beiterr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-30
8nr benz 2orilrerzl1nteril

8or benz 2orimer-ltnterilt -
|hungsfomite in @bicago fat 2eeis=
latur- Superintendent @edemeger ebclt.
faus Die Musioee eemodt. er babe
@elo uno 5rpar tauieno 9oaors, oa-
fir befommen, oaB ct fit 2orinler
ftimmte. @ber au6 er b~c9attptet,
ebenio ME am Gage borber Sena=
tor Soltslam, es babe inn Miemano
Dor ser 8obl Dos @elo %heriprod)en.
menn er fir 2orimer itimrlen irnl=
lie, uito er babe ii6er9aiipt nit Die
manoem irgeno melfe Nbma6un=
gen iiber feline Stellunenobnle Sur
8abl 2orimer's eemodt. @r babe,
obne borber bon ireeno Seniano Ee-
einfluBt 5u ieinL fir 2orimer &C.
itimmt II. non babe ibm nafber Gus
freien Stiden oa5 8elo aeqe6en.
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9ie unteriud,ung

SIE W~1Iler FllduIg De3HYIlu)
Der giien6abn-6 rodtrotenG Oie puti
Der aommiiiion fir Der 3wiihen-
ltaotli6en Sanoelsperfebr mabreno
Der letten 8o6en in Gbiengo porge-
nommen pitrbe, lit porldufig been-
bet. 0te giienbabnen ha6en ibre
Sa6e poree6roft uno Die aontmii-
lion bat iif bis auf @eiteres bcr-
tagt. Die giienbabnen un0 Gle
Srahtperlen0er, oie beioen Gorteiell
in oieier ltnteriudnng, fonnten iih
nidt auf ben 3eitpunfi einigen,
mann oas 8erbor pieoer aufgenom-
men wroen ioQe.