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New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
COLONEL THOMAS w. HARRISON.

Topeka, Kan, May 2--Colonel Thomas
w Harrison. ex-Mayor of Topeka, died at
his home here last night Of heart disease.
Colonel Harrison had an exciting career in
the Civil War. He was taken a prisoner
at Chickamauga on September IS, 1863. and
served ten months in Southern prisons. On
June o. 1854, while being transferred 10
Andersonville prison with several other
prisoners he cut a hole through the bottom
If a freight car and escaped and Joined
Sherman's army
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

GBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
Newport May 22-Miss Ruth Thomas,
Paul A Andrews and Goodwin Hobbs
registered at the Newport Casino to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsden J. Perry are en-
tertainins house party at Bleak House.
Mr.. and Mrs" T. P. Rice, OF Boston, are
guests at the Muenchinger King cottage.
Roderick Terry. jr., is the guest of his
parents. DIR. and Mrs. Roderick Terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney Warren are ex-
pected for the season at the end of the
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
r,r.saa for Special Localities,

Forecast for Special Iccaiities.-For New
England cloudy to-day: showers at night and
Tuesday: light 20 n1odersts east TO southeast
winds.
For the District OF Colunibis and Maryland.
showers to-day ana probably Tuesday; light east
Winds becoming variable
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
showers to-day and probably TUESDAY. light to
moderate east winds, becoming variable
For Eastern New York, showers to-day or
to- night and probably TUESDAY isnt 10 Moderate
east winds becoming variable
For Western Pennsylvania, showers ana cooler
to-day: Tuesday fair. Light 20 moderate. vaT-
able winds
For Western New York showers to-day cool
sr in northern and western portions; TUESDAY
cloudy: moderate south winds, becoming vari-
able.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
RECEPTION Foa U. S. ENJOYS.

Buenos Ayres. Msy 22.-Charles N. sher-
"a tEe American Minister, gave recep-
uon and ball IRst night in honor of the spe-
eisi enroas who are here ID take part N
'Ae celebration OF Argentina's independence
resident AIoorts, his Cabinet Ministers and
major General Leonard Wood were among
nose present. A detachment of marines
lf"n The scout cruiser Chester acted as a
guard Of honor al the legation.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission to the American Museum OF
Natural History.
Meeting OF the American Medieo- -Pharuaceu-
tica League, Hotel Astor, q m and
p. m
commencement exercises Of the Packard
Commercial School. Carnegie HAIL .. m.
Msstinx Of the Medical Society Of the County
OF New York. No. "a West Asa street. 5
2. m
Annual reception OF the members OF the New
Thought Church and students OF the New
Thought school, Waldorf Astoria, : so
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To THE ENPLOYER-

Do you want desirable help QUICKLY
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by con-
suIting the file of applications Of selected
aspirants for positions of various kinds
which has Just been installed ar the Up
town Office of
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
No. 1864 Broadway.
Between 36th and 3Ith Streets.
Office hours: 8 a. m to q D. m
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
AMBASSADOR KERENs's HOME

Vienna, May Elm acquiring a lease of
Kolowrat Palace. Richard c. Kerens the
American Ambassador, will be more summit
uously housed than any FORMER representa-
tive at this court. The paase was built nv
Baron Albert Rothschild for his son, Baron
Oscar Rothschild. who committed Suicide
last July because Of an alleged love arrair
with a Chicago girl The palace has sna-
cious apartments and occupies a Command
;,,-- -eFz.n
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
SENATOR pENRosE BETTER.

fiHtadelphla, May 22.-Boies Penrose
~lAaea States Senator is conValescent al
"a residence here from an attack of The
: - ana acute indigestion. with which nc
/. @s suddenly seized early on SstuTda :
rang, afrer ne had held midnight con
re With sonse q his po'fticz1 assosi-
The senator's brother Richard q. a.
5i''7se s.. Ssid that MS condition had 20
: esliE lnFroE FL 'hat he would probably
. axe L cs aEeut IN e few days."
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
MISS ELIzAsETH A. cUsHMAN.

Miss Elizabeth Adeline Cushman. who for
many years had been interested In various
charitable and church work. died yesterday
at her home. No. 400 West 10Th street she
was a daughter OF Alonzo R. and Elizabeth
a Cushman. She leaves one brother and a
sister. The funeral will be held at the
Church of the Holy Apostles. 18th street
and Ninth avenue tomorrow at 10 O'Clock,
and the burial will be in the family plot at
Ridgefield, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
WILLIAM M. MCCORMICK.

Atlantic City. May 22.--William NJ Nc
Cornnick. prominent lumber dealer of
Philadelphia, died here to-day. aged sixty
three years He had extensive lumber in
terests in the South and the Southwest.
His brother. the late Henry Mccormick.
wss formerly Attorney General OF Penn
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
BENJAMIN NJ. DUKE ILL.

Durham. n. c.. May 22.-The condition of
BENJAMIN N Duke, suffering with a per-
sistent fever ranging about I0i degrees. SO
alarmed his local physician yesterday that
specialist from New York was teIe-
graphed for TO attend the. millionaire to-
bacco man. His son, Angler Duke, also
was summoned TO Durham.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23

highest temperature YESTERDAY. AZ dssre-s
lrwest IS average Sc. average for ccrrssrcn1
inx date v.ar. So, for correzrc,<fl ;
sats Iasr thirry-threA years. 81
Local forecast: Showers today or Tonight
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
Observations Of United states weather bureaus

Local OHicIal Recond.-The following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes In temperature for the last twenty-foGF
hours. ia comparison with the corresponding date
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
CEMETERIES.
The wooDLawN CEMETERY

- readily accessible by Harlem trains from
Grand Central station. Webster and Jsrorre
avenue trolieys and BY carriage. Lots $50 up.
TeIephone $3.50 Grsmsrcy for Book OF views
- Once, go East 29d ST. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
MAR RED.

FARNAM-BROvN-At Burlington. y. y. MAY
10. 1910. MARY Arrnitt Brown. dsuznss- %
Mrs Frederick Brown. OF Phfisdsi 7hta. Pssn-s
and George Bronson Farnam, of New HAssns
Conn
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must Do
accompanied By full and address
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
DOG ADOPTS BABY TIGER

and pronsbIv Tuesday: light 10 r1odsrate sas
winds becoming variable
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
UNDERTakERs.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL. 24f-S West ed ~.
ChapeIs. Private Rooms. Private Ambulsucss.
Tel IS.4 Chelsea
The Washington times., 1910-01-06
LEAVE FOR ECUADOR
IN SEARCH Of GOLD
Party of Boston Men Salts
fed They Have Struck
Bonanza.

BOSTON jar 6.-The fatal Har-
ward expedition OF two years ago in
20 Peru. when one OF the party was
XII Cd by a blow gun, and Dr. Fara-
bee, its reader, escaped only after a
rife battle with hostile natives, had
its aftermath today when William
Bell Taylor, Russell y. Francis, a tech
uoIoEE student and Cecil Colchester, a
former attache of the Panama Canal
Commission. left Boston TO open up
new gold fields in Ecuador
Taylor. who left the Harvard rarity
which peni-ated Peru, brsuched OF
and found rich gold deposits at the
head waters OF the tributary 10 the
Amazon.
Specimens OF gold that he brought
back convinced those interested II
the expedition that he has made a
discovery that viii result in the de
veIopment of the interior by a rush
OF gold hunters
The Washington times., 1910-01-06
POLICE TRACE TALE
OF KINGS MURDER

BERLIN. Jan E-OfHcials here to
day started Q searching investigation
following a sensational story told by
a convict who was yesterday released
from the Italian prison a. Sieus-
The man claims 20 have occupied a
cell next 10 a noted anarchist from
Paterson, y J. who told him Of the
drawing Of lots in the American city,
10 deLeTmluate who should aSSaSsinate
King HUmbert who vas slain July,
1900 at Mona Eve-y effort will be
made by the police 20 get confirmation
of the story and arrest the accom-
piiCeS of Gaetauo BUesCi. the ASSASSIN
of King Humbert
The Washington times., 1910-01-06
PILES
Quickly
Cured
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure
Trial Package Mailed Free to
All in Plain Wrapper.

We want every man and woman. suf-
feTlnE from the exCruCiatinE torture of
piles to just send their name and ad-
dress 10 us and get by return mail
free trial package Of the most effective
and positive cure ever known for this
disease. Pyramid Pile Cure
The way 10 prove what this Crea-
remedy viii do in your own case. is Il
just nil out free coupon and send to us
and YOU Will get by return mail a free
sample of Pyramid Pile Cure
Then after You have proven to your
self what II can DO. YOU viii go TO the
druggist and get q 80 cent box.
Don't undergo an operation Opera
tons are rarely a success and often lead
TO terrible consequences Pyramid Pile
cure reduces all Inflammation, makes
congestion irritation itching sores and
ulcers 6iSappear-and the piles simply
quit
For sale at all drug stores at 50 cents
a box.
The Washington times., 1910-01-06
grade. from Lovejoy TO Montgomery
School
Miscellaneous

grade. from Lovejoy TO Montgomery
School
Miscellaneous.
Grant leave for three months 10 Miss
Nary AIinniX, kindergarten assistant,
Wheauey School.
Extension Of leave for three months
10 Miss II. + WoOIverton-
Grant extension of leave for three
months 10 Miss Miranda Steeis-
Leave for three months 10 Miss NJ J.
Davenport. teacher Of seventh grade
Gage School
Transfer Miss R NJ. Carroll, teacher
Of the nrst grade. from the Weightman
TO the Force school
Accept resignation Of c. H. Butman,
teacher Of drawing in Mckinley Man
UdI Training school
Acceyyt -rsignaIIOn Of Miss II. d Nc
Kinney. teacher Of second grade, Pat
LersOu School.
Transfer Miss f. B. Hall. teacher o..
second grade. from Wormley &c the Pat
terSOn School.
Accept resignation OF Miss F. 3.
Slater. principal Of Blow School
Assign Miss a z HaSlup as principal
Of Pillow School.
Accept resignation Of Miss r NJ
SpTaEUe, teacher Of first grade, Ma
gTUdeT School.
Accept resignation Of Mrs. T. E IN
ierWOOd, teacher OF second grade, webb
School.
Accept resignation Of Miss A. p
Clarke, teacher or the NTH grade. Grant
School
The Washington times., 1910-01-06
Sharp Decisive PceCut Made All
Suits, Fur Coats, Caracul and
Plush Coats, Furs and Skirts
At Sensational Clearance Prices

- womens Cloth Suits. Of broadcloth. fancy wales
Diagonal hard finished material. etc. In ali the
II est models; cOiOrs include taupe. bur - - -
Eundy- olive navy black Values q - elR
worth from $500 to S2J-9O. Reduced to - AO.OO
- WOmen's Cloth suits including imported serges
shadow stripe dagonals imported vorsteds and broad
cloth All leading shades and black sizes
in the lot 81. SO. IS and 40. worth q n Eli
200 TO $500 Reduced to..-..-.----. ID .StU
One imported Velvet Russian Blouse. handsomely
braided lined with light gray messaIina - -
satin Perfect shade Of green. size 80. EDJ II
Sold regularly at $500 Reduced To- OIL 4 -
: imported plain PruneIla Cloth Suits. braided IN
sell color lined with good quality satin COOrs Of
ratsin. nutmeg and navy blue. sizes "a 49, -
and 30 Left from a line that sold for E1E iii
$500 Reduced Zsat.AO
Women's long Tourist Goats. in plain black and
striped chevrons. Full 81 inches long $500
Reduced from $1,000 Gs9 no
''--------- GS&fsOO
5 Long Black kersey Goats heavy winter weight
Made with plated bottoms large sizes
only Regular price $3.50 Reduced G A 90
Remnant lot Of Cloth Walking Skirts including
Panama sergeS, etc, in navy blue. black
and gray Left from lines that sold for 60 90
500 Reduced -. eDs1.SJO
The Washington times., 1910-01-06
ENGINEERS BALL
IS GREAT SUCCESS

Members OF the International Union
of steam Engineers TODAY are receiv-
ing congratulations on the success Of
the third annual ball which was held in
old Masonic Temple last night. Plans
were started today u hold another
dance in the near future. Nearly 100
couples attended
The general committee was composed
Of George NcidOmanSki. r NenabIe. +.
Nell James Mckeown, 3. A Snyder. J.
A. Rrashesr, g SchIaE, John Torch, l.
/. ROttciEer and J. W. HOuchen-
The Washington times., 1910-01-06

z5a5s5 E 5s.5el s::' 3o55 5000 498
e s-: .,p' va S;'i13 Remnant 5 S698
fs5@ a$ So 3o3s lined ,i' E.aoss5 S298
Genuine Black Russian Pony Skin Goats ~ inches
long lined with brOCade satin Sizes
IS and 40 Regular 5000 value VVE IN
One Russian Ponyskn Coat. - inches
long size So left from q line that sold for QD0 TE
S-FNB- Reduced -
2 Pouyszin Coats - inches long Made Of selected
skins and lined with yellow brocsde satin
sizes 30 and 81 Worth $4,000 Re eEE m
2 fine quality Eastern Mink Nuts
with six dark stripes. sold regularly CID *
sss ~ 5s @a World 'l5 1877 e S498
F Fs55a ss 5s..... 10. Y-,,s shape S2.98
3 japanese sable Mink Nuts fat pillow
E E 81 7 55r :ls :Ss aee 5ss Tom line $3.50
The Washington times., 1910-01-06

Wonens Walking Skirts Of chiffon wolfe chiffon taTcta
cloths. chiffon Panama heavy wool serEcS and Pan
anna In large variety Of styles including models
trimmed with tailored bands fun plated effects plated
panels and SIX trimmed styles. in navy blue - - -
and black Values worth up 10 Sl5-9-- Re "a w
s Womens Genuine salts seal Plush Goats -
inches long Lined with guaranteed
satin; sizes 80, 20 and ~ LEFT from a line GEQIH
that sold for $4,000 Reduced to.------. ID - -
: Women's Brilliant CarargI Fur Coats FUN length
and lined throughout sizes SO. IS and - -
40. Reduced from $500 w w
-
? seal Plush Goats with rolling collars and trim
med with Jet buttons sizes 36 and 40
Regular price $3.50 Reduced Gil II
One Black BroadcIoth Fur Lined Coat. lined with
sable coney. and has mink shawl collar - -
Size IS. Reduced from $3.50 EHE tNl
to------------- - O-UU
2 Handsome Mink Lined Coats with -
sable collars sizes IS 40 and a. Worth q I'd w
$4,000 Remnant pri~7. ID 100
3 Sets Of Genuine Black Persian Paw. the brilliant
mirror grade large fat mLf and long
throw Regular 500 value Reduced w w
20. ... -. 90 % . - r - WIZ
Genuine American NIarten NIufS. the - - -
at $500 and 5000. Reduced tO-------- SDO-CO
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-03-14
HAGLE IS ONLY CABINET
MEMBER NOT UNDER FIRE

Washington, Mar. 1.-THE ending
of the first year of President Taft's
administration develops the peculiar
ly unfortunate situation of having
every member of his official family
under charges from the opposition
with the exception Of Secretary Nagle
of the department Of commerce and
labor.
Secretary of Interior Ballinger is
now being investigated by a Joint COM
mittee Of the senate and house--an
inquiry that has been and will to the
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-03-14
FRISCO LINES.
Effective January 2, 1901 a. m.
r--A ~
West Bound.

41S-hansas City Meteor. 1:15 a. m.
9-St. Louis Meteor. -. 2:O5 a. nj.
4O7-Oklahoma Limited -. 9:O5 a. m.
Alt. & o. Mail. .11:35 a. m.
4O1-Sapulpa Passenger -. 500 p. m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-23

gang. Bolen lpar ober olittb otsie
S6la6t Die Selbitdnbigfeit uno Die
grbolt1na ieines goIfstums eeii6ert.
8iirben Die 0eutiden in iener
Sdlo6t geliegt boben, Damn mdren
gum Winoeiten oie gatl5en &iiitenge=
biete, bis na6 &urIano binanf,
oenti6 gemoroen.
@runo CUR 8eier boben sic &olen
olio, aber mel6' einen 3med bot oielc
ungemein i6arfe getonung oes Sea-
tionalitdtenltonopunftes, 6eipnoefs
9eutidlono gegeniiber? 9os polni-
Idle &eid miro ood nidt mieoer oui-
geridtet unb 9euti6la1b miro feline
polnii6en @ebietsteile nie mieoer
beronsgeben. Sc idarfer ober 6ie
polnii6e agitation auftritt, oeito emit
fdieoener miro oas oeuti6e 8olf Out
@ermaniiierune iener @eeenoen
oringen, 50 beri6ledtert cine ieoe
berartige Concentration bie @erbdlt-
ntffe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-23

9lei6lont ols 8orbereitultg fir oo8,
mas fomlnen iollte, u1o 6onr unit
16long er ouf einmol @bo, fiBte 1ie
ber5boft uno rief; SD liebe oib !
@pa, gpa, @bo - i5 liebe oi6!. !"
geun mar es 9eiagt, ullo piel bei-
ler miltoli6 ols idriftlidl benn Scr
0enno ipro6 nod peiter, unb es
mollte ni6t enoen = 10 biel Eotte
man ii6 GIT fiiiien uno 10 pieI at
lagen....
annernarie lag itia uno rubig, ols
lie pernobnt, oaB Der Nolne @ottet-
negg ausiterben ioute. Son ibreHt
8lobe aus fon1tte iie ourd) bos Sen-
iter in meiter Serne Sen 9urefrieo
beg @obelr ro9en ieben. 9l6enoounIt
nmtuebte i'm i6on - 10 lpar olt6
ser Ibeno fir oos olte @ei6lebt qe=
fornmen, ods oo oben geberriht bottc,
@ber Der neue Sag NOR nabe; es
oarnnerte 5llfrnftsfrob, es regte iidJ
i6on Elm Solmenblid btnter zen
8olfen, nno aus ser fru6trei1cn
grbe Itieg ein perbeiBltngspoaer
Soem oltt oGeidmie BEN TriihIing
perfiilloeno.
Gin gliidli6es 2qdel11 flog uni
oos @eiidt @nneraartes.
Gelten iab es; er trat 3t ibr uro
itri6 iadt NIT Der Suno iiber lire
Stirn.
uNun BIN i6 5ufrieoen," ioqte er;
goos lit pie0er ntein ormes 8rin8eb-
den, SOS 10 better iein fonnte in a(-
len Gorgell. 9os lit mieoer oas @e=
iidt meiner Sreunoin @nnemerie.
Nun bin id 5ufrieoen, oenl id lpeiB,
bob oos @liid mieberfommt -
SIN 4benoounit peri6mano Die
Silbouette oes @oben. Sic toudlte
i'm 9unfel inter, bos 5u:tebmeio
mltd6s unb li6 mie Elm Sobeltier nit
rieiigen, gelpenitii6 iduar5en Sdet-
ten iiber oos Nutbetal Ienfte, mo- hie
8otterneggs nobnten
@ber Ser relle Sag mar ltube, uao
Die frl1dtrei6e groe ouftete idon
na6 Dem Sriibling.
gnoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-23
@erbreder @erfolsnnaen 5ier naO
Nritheu

Die meiteren Melouneen iiber Sen
Dor mebreren Soeen IN 2onoon ent-
oedten Morb lallen erfennerL oaB
es iih nm eill nit faltbliitiger @ralt-
iamfeit ansgefiibrtes 8erbreben han.
BELT. Ser 8ater, Der elm eemilier
Or. @rippen, eiit @r6t, ietn lol, per=
idleppte Sen &opf uno Die anohen-
teile oes 4orpers leines Spfers, sic
Sleiidteile ober peridarrte er on Der
5unoiteae, Dem Seller zines bon
ibm bepobnt eeipeienen Souies in
einem entleeenen Seile Der Hieien-
Itabt. Da er sic Seile aud nit ull-
geloihtem &alf beoedte nno oie'er
innerbolb zines 1olben Sabres -
Der Moro ioG porigen Sanuar 6eeorl-
gen moroen fem fem @erf Ser
3erltorung BON Saieril uno @efpebea
fait ponenoete. 10 bdlt es iGmer, hie
Sbentitat bes 2ei6na1lts feltauitellen,
tDenn bon einem iol6el iiberballpt
Die Geoe iein fam. 9Ie 8eroodis-
griinoe ideinen Die Sdulo oielea
Or. grippen icboh gu beltdti9en, BEG.
balb betreiben Die englii6en 8oli6ei-
beboroen au6 Die tpeiteebenblten ,lllb
umit6noliditen Na6forl6ungen lob
Dem mitmaBliden 8er6reher, Ser
befanntli6 flii6tig gemoroen lit.
DteIe 8eriude, ben Mufettbaltsnrt
oes Manne8 ai ermittelu nno iit
ieiner 8erion Sit periidern iino Els
iett reinltatlos ge6lie6en, idlieBlih
neroen tie aber oob mol 5ltm .8iele
fiibren. &auptiadlih aus hern
@runoe, neil Die englil6en l1nterill-
dungsbeboroen III Dem Mnfe nt1cr-
miioliher geborrlid)feit iteben. Sic
nnterl1eioen ii6 aiih BARN bon Sen
unterindungs : geboroen Mn1erifns.
Dab iie Die gerfolgung eiues Weiiie-
t6ters 1lidt einfad unterbrefen.
nodoem iie oie Gntoedltng een1odlt
baben, oaB ibre Sdtiefeit cine 3eit-
lang ben 9orousiebuneen nidt ert-
iproden. Sn Imerifa modt man 9e-
mobnlih Die @abrtebmnn9, boB DER
beborolide Offer blrd 8eInbnun9eh
angereet meroe1t nluB. S6lieBen
sic l1mftonbe ein moglidit ihfenui-
ges Ibbeben Ser 8rdinie nns. nit
anoeren @orteii, lit Der @crbrctber
unauffinobar, oann benlahtigt ii6
@leihgiiltigfeit Ser 8erfolger mo
enolid) miro oie Code ols ab9eton
betradtet. anfalaes b~rennelloe De
Gierbe, Die iif ourd 5a6lreihe po(ia
ungere6tfertigte @erboftullgen hers
rat, oonn DOE l1nt6tiofeit. Gieie hot
oiel bo5u beigetroacnL oas 8ertronen
oeS Bu6lifunls auf Die @rmitts-
lu%ngsfdbigfeit Ser amerifanii6ea
8oli5eibeborbcn itorf gu eridiittern.
0os Spitem beboroIi6er 8dtigfeit lit
bier melt loderer, ais beipielsineiie
in England, mo- sic SteQnng Ser
8eamten feinen politiiben 8ed'el-
folen uno ionitigen QUALIFICATION
untertporfen lit, mo pielmebr Gid
tigfeit uno @etpiiienboftiafeit Gin
Berbleiben inn Mmte berbiir9en. @anj
oalielbe gift audi i'll 0eutihlano nub
onoeren ellropGii6eu &l,lturldnoeen
9aber lit oos 9fIidt6emubtiein tier
melt meniger Die treibenoe 9raft pieI
bort, miirbe Ser @eiit itrenger Be
Observation-Disclosures ouh bier in
oemielben @raoe borberri6eno iein
fpie oritben, mir miiroen nit uuieren
Observation-Disclosures mol me6r
Slid baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-23

y. @OrbmaHn, 42O @ofioo Strobe,
beioe Selepbone, lit Ser ein5iee gia.
ro-5obrifant, Der bette Stintmer uno
Neparierer. Sect lit Die i3eit Die
Ptanos nabrenb oes Somn1ers su
reparieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-23

Spbn $. Bolton, offentlidler Gc.
far. @runoeigentum. @aeri fin
Peniionsanipriibe. 8immer 9, ct.
Sames SoteI, Dit-Souiton gtrase.
8ei6e telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-23
~Bekanntmaebung fur Sfsusr-
ZdbIer.

Wopor's Office, /. Snui 1910.
81 nebereinitimmlAtg init ocn
Srotnan5en Ser Sta6t Sall Intonio
miro hermit ieoe 8erion, Jirnla,
Seil6aberiGaft uno aorporation,
Die om /. Gage bes Suni 1910
gigentum innerboIb Ser @renSen ser
Staot Gan @ntonio eigneie ooer
fontroaierte, oas Der 9eIteueruta
unterliegt, oabon benadrid)tigt oab
Die 9iider oes ftdotiiden Aiieiiors
fir Die @ngabe BON Gieentum our
9eitenerung iebt aeoffnet fino uro
oaB aae Die @enonnten BON Seiten
Der Staot eriudt tperoen, Bis gum er.
item Gage BEG september 1910 i6r
@igentum fir Die 9eiteuerllna oil.
algeben.
MaDor Gallaa9an,
atteitiert: Mopor.
Sreb. Sries, StootcIerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-23
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per nit friiher @eiunobeit. soc bel
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