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Arizona republican., 1910-08-29

ceIlent judge of the value of stocl
 and does all in his power to secur,
 for the owner what his property is
 worth. He has been very busy this ! fall crying sales. All those who con- l template having sales will do wei l to secure his services. The Isaac school will begin Sep
 tember F with Miss Hadsell Of
 Buckeye as one of the teachers. ! Mrs Robert Jackson has recently 1 bought 40 acres of the Mellick ranch
 which adjoins her ranch and will ! move into the house on the Christy
 road soon Arrangements were made to post pone the services at Cartwright Sun day owing to the fact that many wished to attend campmeetinG. Rev. c NJ. Cagle and family drove over to the camp grounds Tuesday evening and attended evening ser vices.
 WiE and Win List returned from California a week ago. While there, among other places they visited, were the homes of Tom Brockman and Ora Rennells, former Cartwright residents
 While away Win List had the mis- fortune to have check forged upon him by some one in Los Angeles.
 We now read the Arizona Repub- lican at breakfast It is a question as to whether the delivery is an advantage or not as no work can be done until the pages of the paper are perused. But after all there is very little time lost in the long run. for the popping of the motorcycle serves as an alarm and gets the peo- pie out of bed earlier than usual Of course one could turn over and take one more nap under any other circumstances but it is impossible to lie there knowing that the early morning news has just been deposit ed at his gate. A few have the Gazette served for supper
 Miss Lois Williams who has been spending the summer here left Mon day night for her home in Fowler, California.
 Jack Brooks who has been in Prescott for the past two weeks re- turned Thursday. Joe Whitesde who had charge of the ranch left imme- diately upon Mir Brooks return for trip to the hills.
 MT Ulm, who lives just east of the Henry Ware ranch, recently sold his ranch to MT. GOrrel. who will move on to the ranch at once.
 Joe Tompllins was in town Satur- day and took out a load of lumber T- ,Ir tg, install a five horsepower gasoline engine.
 Jack Brooks recently bought of Dr. Hughes a number of heifers. Mir. Brooks a few weeks ago sold his cows and like many who go out of the dairy business, began at once to plan for another dairy herd.
 T. Bone and family were out from Phoenix Wednesday to attend MT Towards sale.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-29
HUNDREDS OF TRAVELLERS
 START FOR SOUTHWEST
Phoenix and Salt River Valley
 Have Increase of Population.

The colonist-rate travel over the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific has begun and the indications are that the greatest year in the history of the railroads running from the cast into the southwest will be experi- enced. The first train of this class left Chicago on Thursday. and it is expected that Arizona will be receiv- ing her share of the passengers from the Windy City and farther east some time today or tomorrow
 Word has been received at the local offices of the Santa Fe that it was necessary to attach five extra cars to the first train leaving Chicago, and that several hundred homeseek- CTS are aboard, travelling under colo mist rate tickets While many of these are what are termed through passengers with the Pacific coast as their destination, it is estimated that large majority of the travel CTS are bound for Arizona.
 Just how many of those who have taken advantage of the first train un- der the reduced rates have been in fluenced by the recent advertising campaign of the Phoenix Board of Trade or the publicity given this section by the Arizona Elks upon the occasion of their recent invasion of the east is. of course, entirely a matter of conjecture.
 The Southern Pacific is not today in possession of an estimate of the extent of the beginning of this class of travel, but it is expected that it will far exceed that of any previous year. And as these rates are in eff feet practically every day during the next few months, it is reasonable to suppose that Phoenix and the Salt River valley is going to profit to the extent of several hundred new citi- zens.
 Dr EruuoOnss optical rparlorS. 36S
Arizona republican., 1910-08-29

ONE MANI !, WISDOM.
 De Slowpay-Say. what do you mean by sending me a statement of my &C., count a week before the first of the month? 1; De 6rocer-Oh. I. thought it would be a good ideato grt mine In early in order to avoid the rush.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-29

.iDr. Emmonss optical parlors. 36i North Fourth Avenue
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-29

Mems 800 and $3.50 Negligee shirts,
soft bosoms and plaits. TO.
Mems $3.50 and $500 Negligee Shirts
soft bosoms and plaits, az IN
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-29
BABIES SUFFER FROM
SUMMER SKIN TROUBLES.
Immediately Benefited by Poslam,
Which soothes, Cools and
Heals.

Mothers and those having the care
of infants and young children which
are chafed and irritated by skin
eruptions and rashes will appreciate
the cooling, soothing and healing
properties of poslam, particularly
during the heated term, when these
disorders are the principal cause Of
fretting and III humor. Poslam con-
tains nothing which can in any way
injure the most delicate skin and
may unhesitatingly be used In all
cases. My little boy had eczema
on his head in the most dreadful
form for three summers. We spent
dollars on various medicines to no
effect. After trying sample of pos
lam ! saw an improvement, and In a
short while his head was entirely
healed" writes Mrs. w. Il. Hunt,
Kingstree. S. G..
In all skin troubles poslam pro-
duces Immediately noticeable results,
stopping all itching and rapidly re-
storing the skin to normal condi-
ton.
A special 5O-cent package Of pos
lam is prepared for minor uses and
this. as wen as the regular 81 jar.
Is on sale by all druggists, partieu-
larry by Gilbert's drug store and r.
w. Walker g. Co.
But no one isasked TO purchase
poslam without first obtaining a
sample package. which will be sent
by mail, free OF charge. upon request
by the Emergency Laboratories, 80
West 25th street, New York City.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-29

tariff schedules has come from the
entire country and in the last cleo
tion both prominent political parties
In their platforms promised the peo-
pie that following the election there
should be genuine revision OF
them. Fearing the indignation Of a
people aroused by the reputation Of
It's promises to them. the Republican
organization sought to allay the ris-
ing storm OF wrath by providing for
the so-called tariff commission. The
so-called commission has the power
TO act. IL has the power to study
rates. but not to change them. IL
has the power TO discover defects
but not TO remedy them. But IL Is
said 10 be a step in the right direc-
ton. IL Is not even that. IL the
board would make a fair and i'm
partial and careful investigation OF
the tariff rates and tariff conditions
and submit its report TO the presi-
dent and through him 10 congress
and the people. showing conditions
and stating facts relevant to the
matter. the Information would be OF
value some time. But IN order that
credit be given such report II ought
to be made clear that a fair inyesti-
cation preceded IL and by men I'M
prejudiced by preconceived notions
OF personal interests.
"Inasmuch as there has been no
revision OF the tarin that viii square
with the promises made to the peo-
pie of this country during the last
campaign and which. by their votes.
the electors directed should be done.
u is now the duty OF congress to re-
wise IL In accordance with the man
dates OF the people; removing as far
as possible the inequalities in rates
and giving consideration TO the con-
Stunning public by substantially cut
ting down the excessive charges con-
tanned In the present law. II. In con-
nection with such revision II seems
best TO establish a tariff board,
whether that commission or board
be empowered to change rates or
simply TO gather information II
should be a non-partisan body and
its reports should be made TO con-
gress so that all may know the re-
suits of the Investigations and so
that the results may go to the read
ing and thinking people OF the coun-
try uncensored. unabridged and un-
amended and not changed or held
back because OF political necessi-
ties"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-29
REFUND LIBERIAN DEBT.
Chairman of American Commission
Urges Project.

London, July 2s.-Roland p.
Faulkner. chairman of the American
commission to Liberia and the agent
for the Liberian government. in the
negotiations for the refunding of the
GAberian national debt, has arrived
here
II was recently announced from
Washington that group of Ameri-
can bankers associated with b itish,
French and German financiers were
negotiating loan of 81 500, 900 to
permit Liberia to meet her obhga-
tions growing out OF loan made to
her by British syndicate.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-29
Kissing Germs.

Stephen Paget. speaking on "The
Experimental Study OF Disease" at
the School of Economics yesterday in
Illustrating the fact that germs are
everywhere. exhibited piece OF
gelatine that had been kissed by a
man with clean lips to see what
germs had grown thickly over the
parts touched by the lips. One could
not. he said. even kiss the surface
OF gelatlne without producing the
outline OF ones lips in germs.-Lon-
don Express.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-29
MAKE A PLEA
FOR GOOD ROADS
COMPARES APPROPRIATIONS
WITH THOSE FOR RIVERS.
Notwithstanding Facts Hundreds Of
Millions Have Been Expended
ON Mississippi.
MEAN MILLIONS TO FARMERS.

Niagara Falls, n. Y, July a.
The third annual convention of the
National Good Roads congress was
opened here today to continue
through Saturday. Congressman VIII
liam Sulzer became presiding officer.
b. F. Yoakum was the principal
speaker
He said In part:
Government statistics tell us that
II costs our farmers / 8 cents more TO
haul one ton one mile in this county
than II costs In European countries.
The products of the farms OF the
United States last year amounted 20
approximately $50. 900 900 tons. The
government shows the average haul
OF a ton was nine miles The Differ
ence OF Is cents n ton per mile rep
resents an additional cost of s135 a
ton for an average haul of nine miles.
Estimating that two-thirds OF the
agricultural products of last year
were hauled away from the farms.
there would have been a saving to
the American farmers of 1925. 000,-
600 II our roads had been up to the
standard of European roads. not in
Guiding their back haul OF supplies
from the stations to the farms. They
would also have saved large sums in
the cost of replacing and repairing
harness. wagons. etc. and in the in
vestment and care Of extra draught
stock.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-29

While the number of violent
deaths thousand among miners has
undergone in European countries a
decided decrease, in this country II is
steadily increasing.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-29
Fight for Roads.

The only way TO get good roads IL
to fight for them. Your organization
can 90 It's work most effectively by
keeping before the people in as many
ways as possible the importance OF
making money by making better
roads. II is not a sentimental prop
osition. but purely a business one.
There has been expended upon the
Mississippi river. including surveys.
within the last 100 years. s225. O00.-
900 to put that public water highway
In condition for handling products of
the farm and commerce tributary to
II. The last statistics available show
that in 1906 there were 1915 900
tons lees transported on this river
than In 1889. This SEES. 1000 zoo
was expended between 81. Louis and
New Orleans, with the states OF Mis-
souri,, Arkansas and Louisiana on
the western boundary, and the states
OF Illinois. Tennessee and Mississippi
on the eastern.
The farmers OF these states which
border directly upon the Mississippi
river. TO say nothing OF those OF the
remaining forty states. have received
no benefit from this vast sum waste
fully expended by the government.
On the contrary, the farmers are pay
ing as much for broken harness.
broken wagons, with as much lost
time, hauling one-half load to a
team. as they were before this s225,-
600 600 was expended.
There has been no systematic plan
for the Improvement OF the Missis-
sippi river. Therefore this great
waste Of money has been OF no bene-
fit TO the transportation OF COM
merce or the development OF agrd-
culture. The same amount Of money
expended In good road making would
have yielded tremendous returns TO
the people
II Is the duty OF every citizen of
the United states to aid the farmer
IN every way consistent with business
principles to market his products to
the best advantage, and in this con-
nection no one factor is OF more econ
omic Importance than the reduction
Of the cost of transportation between
the farm and the railroad station.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-29

An oculist can do nothing for q
man who Is blind to his own in
terests.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-29

II you have sore feet. tired feet.
sweaty feet lame feet. tender feet,
smelly feet, corns. callouses or bun
Ions, read what happened 20 Ms.
Crockett. of Jacksonville. TIz DID
Tn. Mr.. Crockett says; "Aftcr the src-
ond treatment she walked downstairs
one foot nj time. She has not been
able 10 walk downstairs before in past
ave years, except by stepping down On
each step with one foot nt "a time. This
L. remarkable. send ave more boxes"
No matter what ails your feet or
what under the heaven you have used
without getting relief. just use TIZ.
It's different II acts right on II cures
sore feet to stay cured. It's the only
foot remedy ever made which acts on
the principle of drawing out all of the
poisonous exudations which cause sore
feet Powders and other remedies
merely clog up the pores. TfZ cleans
them out and keeps them clean. You
VIII feel better the first time it's used.
Use II n week and you can forget you
ever had sore feet. There Is nothing on
earth that can compare with It, TII
Is for sale-at all druggists, 2b cents per
box, or direct. II you wish, from Walter
Luther Dodge q Co., Dodge Bldg. Chi
f@o0 49, -------------------@--
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-07

be5ieben, oft nur oafur, bab iie tire
Sabisfeiten CUR Dispoiition i%telcn,
parum ioa cine 10 rei6e @eielidait
mie oieie Snbianeritdmme lie biloen,
nibt allb nod 4raften aabIen mui-
ien2 Gin Mreuntent bas bei sen Sc
rufsgetoiien ieoenfaas eelten miro.
Muftraggeber maren ser u1lternebmer
McWeurrop uno @ei6aftsteilbaber,
Die Den foloiialen @ert oes Beetles
Der Stdmme, our6 iummariibe ODER
inotbioueqe &aufpertrdge nlil Elm Sill
liges gu ermerben beabii6tieen.
IS mare nibt oas erite Wal, oaB
oie Snoianer auf iol6e @ciie uEl
Wiaionen mertes 9eiibtum eebra1t
moroen maren, nnb menn oie &egie=
rune ni6t burd ibr Snoioner5ureall
einieermaben @ontrone ausiibe.t
fonnte nno auberoem ni1t cine fret
niaige 8ereinieune CUR @ubrltne
Ger Mehte Ser S,toianer (Snoian's
&iebts @fiociation) Elm tpod)Ian'es
@llge oariiber Butte, ipare Don Dem
uripriineliben 2anoreidtum ser Sa-
btaner fein Stiid mebr iibrig,
Sfanoaloie Musbeutung bot es
i1on genl,g ouf bieiem Seloe gegebell
uno in Ser GegeI nod oerielben Me-
tbobe. Oo ititb Sauienbe BON Srt-
bianern, Die nidt miiiert, mas ibr Sc
iib inert lit nno bon eit1foder ltnb re-
gelmaBiger @ei9dftstransaftion feline
Mbnung baben; aitf Ser altoeren Seite
elm Spoifat BON ullter1ebruern, sic
genau ipiiien, pie biel iih aus oeul
@alo, ben 4oblenfeloerl1 uno oer,
groolquelen berausi1lagen last; ltao
0a5miiden genobnlih cine syirma in
Der Ma6bariduft aniaiiiger Gopofa.
ten, Die iid barouf peritebt, n'ie ltal1
ltnteri1riften inter Dofull1ente ct.
5ielt, BON oeren Snbalt ullo 9eoeu,
tling Die ltnter5eidner nidt Ben ridti-
gen 8egriff baben f%onnen, nc;l 1ie IN
Der S6ule praftii6en @elddftslebens
nidt gepisiet iporoen iinb. So III
es audi bier geipeien uno Senator
Gore bat Der Gage gemaB bnrhaus
ridtig gebanbelt. @enn bie Son.
greBfomitees Der Sa6e geborig a.j
ben @runo geben, ipiro in bieierl
San unb audi fernerbin - l6min-
oelbafter Musbelttung Ser Snoianer.
Itdmme boraebeuqt iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-07

riibrten nibt. @ber Ser Son Ser Sc
ipre6ung, Die Iiebensmiirotge Sc
bonoluna Der Sraee 5eigt, oob man
beute oriiben bieien I'm Der Sremoe
lebenoen Sobnen" Elm eroBeres ST.
t%ereiie, pen1t oltd nod ni6t bas gol.J
ri6tige 8eritononis ibrer Ste1ung
entgegenbringt. Mud) nenn oie
uSremoe" our @eimut %gelporoen,
menn aud oos 5obnes : 8erbaltnis
geloit tit uno ser @uni6 ben 2e-
hensabeno in ser olten Seimot in
@ube uno 8eidoulidfeit gu eeniebett
ODER 5u beidlieBen", MN ouf einen
gan5 fleinen &reis Der 9erttiben in
Imerifa bei6rdnft bleiben biirfte.
ioll bod Die freunbli6e @ertung oer
in Dem Mmneitiegeiu6 entJaltenen
Ibii6t nidt uneeipiiroigt bleihen.
sc. 81. Gtaatsata."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-07
Gitraoa's glan.

Df+F w.
Sur IN Nicarogua meloet BON et,tenl
Hlan BEG Sniurgenten : Subrers
gitraoa, Die @olffiite bon Dem iibri-
gen 2anoe los5ureiBen unb 5u einer.
ielbitanoigen &epublif unter Dem Sea.
men Neu-getcaragua 51t MAIDEN. Diele
ielbitanoiee &epublif iolle utlter BEN
Hroteftorat Der Ser. Stoaten itebeu.
Die Ser. Staoten iollen ote Jinan5etl
fontroaieren ltnb oas @eridtstpeieit
iole bon flint Magiitrotspsrioncn
ousgeubt peroen. Mub fremoe @e-
lpobner beg 2anoes ioGen as Miasi-
itratsperionen ertpablt nerben font
men. gitraoa ioIe Der erite Brdlioent
Der neuen &epnblif meroen llto lo1e
cine @ratififatton bon ether Miniun
Dollars erbalten.
thinning, lpie cine iolde Soee
mare, lit es bod nidt unmoglid, 6aB
man iib etmas g[ebnlifes II, bell
aopf eeiest Bat INTO ourd8ufubren
geoenft. @s miiroe Dos ieoenfaGs nit
ben @iniden Ser omerifdniidell
&aufleute IN oen @olfltdotcn 9licara.
gua's iibereinittnlnten uno onlhei<
nenb oud nit oen @iilli6en unierer
Heeierung. Nur on Die Miaioll fir
@ftraon glouben mir nid)t. Nnf Die
miro er mol ber5idten n%tiiiien.
Ser 9lan lit uniinnis ,llio icine
ltnteritIsung BON Seiten nnlerer Ne-
gierung mare cine our1 ni1ts 5u eut-
iduIoigenoe 8erIesung oes 8olfer-
redts. 9ur1 Die 2ostreuuung oeS
biinnbefieoelten @olffiiitengebiets gei-
caragua's bon bent iibrigen Sell DER
@epllblif ipiirbe mon elm Dltobe5ldnb,
den befommen, oas ME i'm i5talloe
iein niiroe, ieine Selbitanoiofeit gu
bebaupten, uno oelien gauge geoel.
tung in Dem bort betriebenen Suo-
friidte . 9anbeI liegen lpiiroe. Die
gntitebung elmer iteuen Nepublif
bort lit MIR init &iilfe uno inter bc.,t
S6use Ser Ser. Staaten mogll1.
Cine iolde Silfe uno ein iolder
Sbus uiiroen aber, pie eeiaat, eille
8erlebling oes 8olferredts beoeuten,
Die our1 ltibts, ili1t einlnal onr1
bog Stoatsinterelie, 5u entiduloigell
m1re. IS mag ben urbebeln bes
Blatles nielleiht Die 2%osreiBlng ala-
nama's bon Columbia boridpebcn
uno infer Staatsiefretar Gt1or i'll
@aibington mag iid iagen, ba6els
Sobn SAB unb Gooiepelt banlals cine
5meifelbafte Steauag eingenoMlneil,
bann fonnen i6 lino Saft 0ns au1
tun. aber es lit oo9 etmas a.loeres.
Nooiepelt uno fem Staatsi.fretar
fonnten ibr 8orgeben oamals, oas
aud ui15tpeifelboft cine 8erlebrtng bes
g0lferredts mar, oan1it entiduloigen
iie ieien oo5u ge5fpungen %iuoroen, lie
batten i'm Sntereiie, nidt nnr Der
Ser. Staaten, ionoern Der sanoen
@elt 10 barloeln miiilen. Sc babe ii6
einfa6 UNI BEN @au ODER Mi1tbau
oes Banamafanals gebanoelt. Sdile
iih Hanama niht losgeriiien nr6 u,l-
ter ben Shnt Der Ser. Staaten &C.
Itellt, 10 tpare es ME our M~usflbrung
ienes groben 9aues gefolnmen.
Staotsiefretdr anor FAM ofs Crit.
ihuloigung fir iein unquaIiiiclerbo-
reg 8erbalten aber MIR anfiihrslt, oaB
er I'M Sntereiie Der @anane,tbanoler
in 8luefielos uno-Mtoeren Srtet &C.
ban0elt babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-07
Rekanntmacbuns fur Stsusr-
ZabIer.

@apor's Office, 1. Suui 1910.
Slt llebereinitimml,ng init oell
Sroinan5en Der Staot Sall Intonio
miro hermit ieoe gerion, Uirnla,
Seilboberi6aft unb &orporatioL
Die am t.. Gage bes Suni 1910
@igentlim innerbalb ser @ren3en Der
Staot San @ntonio eig1eie ODER
fontrolIierte, oos Ser 9eIteueruaa
unterliegt, bapon benadridtist, Dag
Die Bidder 0es itdotii9en Aileiiors
fir Die &ngabe BON @ieentum our
geItenerung iebt seoffnet iino uro
Dab aae sic @enannten bon Seiten
Der Staot eriudt neroen, Bis gum Ell.
item Gage oes September 1910 ibr
@igentum fin Die gelteuerulta OIL.
augeben.
Wabur Gallagban,
@tteitiert: @upor.
Sreb. Sries, Sto6tcIerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-07
On ioait nidt besebren :

Snfolge Ser uoit Senator Gore er.
bobenen acknowledgement Iber betrii-
geriide Musbeutnng Der Gboctaw-Sn.
bianer uno bes angeblihen Weriuhes,
i'm nit funf6ietanieno Dollars gu be-
wegen, bob er feline 9enntris Der
Gransoftionen niht Dor Die Oefient-
lid)feit bringe, bat iid Der ssongreB
ueranlaBt geieben, 5pei llnteriu-
dungfomitees ein5uieten, cines bonn
Senat, oas anoere ponieiten oes Sau.
les, Die in Ser nahiten Seiiion berrd-
ten ioaen; in5miihen iino aae Som
trnfte, Die babel in 0etraht fommen,
in Der Shipebe gebaIten lnorben. Nah
oes Senators Mngaben iinb ,lid)1 MIR
Die NIT ben SnoinnerItGmnrcn abee-
idloiienen 2ono 4ontrafte idamlcIe
ueberborteilung Der Snbioner. ioil.
bern aub Die Mbpofaten- Sirincll Die
bon ibnen nit Der 8ertretuno ibrer
Sntereiien betrout muroen, bahen fie
nit unperihdlliten @ebubrenrehnirl.
gen idannlos iiber's Sbr gebouen.
auBeroem iinb ben Snoionern lloo)
&ommiiiionseebibren in Der &0be
bon 5ebn Hro8ent berednet tporbeiL,
Die iid i'm gon5en auf 6rei Mtiaionen
belaufen piiroen.
Die Snoianer boben miuig be5abIt,
mos bon linen eeforoert ipuroe, neil
iie Den 8ert Der geleiitetcn lrbcit
nift 81 fhdten ipilien. 80 ioa oie
MISUNDERSTANDING Mansfielo, McaPur.
ran nnb gorniib bon ibnen $4,000
erbalten boben; gtobert 9. Omen
$208, 1888; 6iltelburg, NageL Gtrbp
& Smith $149. 1924; Morion s. Bit
Ter uno Sobn 8aiae $t44,51f;
Scarritt nnb Cor $96,340; 81. g.
Belt $80,283; SO. s. Mobelou $72,.
255; Sames g. Sones SIS, t76.
Mon miro 5t ertparten baben, oaB Die
~genannten 4opofaten ben 8orpurf
ubermobiger 8oitenanrednulIJ mt
gntruitung 5uriidmeiien, oenn uber
Die @ebiibren beitebt feline iad)nldBiee
8eitimmlng. 8em 9~orporotions.
anp1lte Sunberttauienoe BON Dollars
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-07

@oGt Sbr cine eeiunbe 2eber,
quite @eroauung, itarfe Mierer1, Of
fene g~ingemeioe baben? Re9mt
BrtdIp Nib 8itters. Gr bot
meoi8iniide gtgenidoften uno fabrt
oas gepinidte ReiuItat bertei.