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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13

Ece Fry and Gipson Woodward
h Tuesday afternoon in Mr..
Buick for Detroit for an out
#y were accompanied by Gene
son.
zs. Fry and Woodward expect
ne q couple OF weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13

Is POTTS is arranging to
son street crossing put in
s zhane at once.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13

Hon. e. W. stephens, with MS
son.lp.law and wife, were in Mexico
to-day in their automobile en- route
home from st. Louis. Mr.. stephens
d . warm advocate of the central
route for the across-state highway
At,the same time he finds no fault
with the northern route excep. '""'
n Goes not go through Columbia
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13

Atlanta, Ca, July ~.
Governor Hoke Smith was elected
10 the United States Senate to-day
TO fill out the unexpired term Of the
late A, S. Clay.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13
HIGHWAY AUTOMOBILE
TOUR DELAYED UNTIL
MONDAY, JULY "a

Mexico, Mo-, July IL, 1911.
Editor of the Ledger;
We see from the st. Louis papers
this morning that the visit of Gov.
Hadley and the across-State highway
locating committee has been changed
from the 18th to the gath of July.
Hence. make the change to the Gath,
and all committees will stand as
heretofore appointed.
Geo. Robertson. Pres.
]. II. Ricketts,, Sec'y.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
GLOBE TRoTTER HELD HERE
Youth II stopped on Trip 10 Cali
fOrnaa by the R0xuaY
b Rnmfm.

A nb-yesz-.Uaa E5coe trsfnzr @n hin Esr1nd
tour Of the world was Friday Dlaced In tho
cUusapdy OF M2trun GE0bans at police head
qnaztsms pending MavSusB fHTm T10eApL o.,
w'hsTe his 9arher ussttlas.
The had gave tina 1sRms az Eznay Nu11un
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
Pa Rourke Gives a
Box Party that Does
Not Turn Out Well
Clever Young Man from the Signal
Corp Succeeds in Cashing
Bogus Checks.

PA" Rourke was host in a grand way
at the bali game Thursday when he gave
a box seat to dashing man claiming to
be Charles Moore. a base ball magnate
from Fort Worth. Tex" There were q
number of chance acquaintances with
Moore who also enjoyed the hospitality of
the father of the Omaha team.
Today the police and the army depart
ment are searching for Mr.. Moore on the
charge OF passing forged checks on unsus-
pecting business men throughout the city,
and some OF his ne~-found friends are
wishing they had never seen him.
The name of Lieutenant NIosier of the
paymasters department at Fort Omaha
was signed to check for $26 which Moore
passed on a storekeeper in the Public Mar
ket. Earlier in the day Moore met Charles
White, an employee of the Nebraska Fire
Apparatus company. and after social
chat Moore induced White to vouch for the
genuineness Of a check for SIS drawn on
the First National bank on a regular War
department blank. White was suspicious
at first, but as Moore wore a knights OF
Pythiss badge became convinced the check
was good after Moore swore on the triangle
that 1t was genuine Later the trip was
made to the ball park, where Pa Rourke
fell for the conversation which brought
forth the box seats.
Last night Mr.. White became suspicious
again, but before he could notify the police
a warning had been received from Fort
Omaha, stating that a member of Company
H. signal corps. had either deserted or was
absent without leave and probably would
be found cashinA forged checks around
Omaha The description tailed with that
OF Moore, who had not been located late
this afternoon.
IL was stated at police headquarters thai
Moore is known by several other names and
that he has served time Tor desertion from
the army. Later he enlisted under an as
sumed name. and when that fact was dis.
covered at Fort Omaha he is believed tC
have deserted again. How he got hold Of
the army check blanks has net yet boer
found out by the officers az the fort.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
GIVES HIS LIFE FOR FRIENDS
William M. DOty of South Omaha
browns in Indiana Tuesday.
FUNERAL FRIDAY AFTERNOON
He Goes Beneath the Water I'm Saving
the Lives of Two struggiipg
Women, who Also Step
Into Deep Hole.

Greater love hath no man than this, that
man lay down his life for his friends
John IS: 10.
This WIS the favorite passage OF scripture
of William NJ Doty Of South Omaha, who
gave up his own life to save that of others.
With the arrival Friday OF the body
of William M. Doty, head of the Medical
Chemical company OF South Omaha. who
was drowned last Tuesday night in Little
Barbee lake at Muncie Ind, came the de-
tails of the story showing that the dead
man had given his life to save two women
Mrs. Aida Mccormick. his sister. and Miss
Pearl Heffernan, both of Muncie, Ind.
Adam Mccormick. the husband of Mrs.
Mccormick, told the story Of the unfortu-
nate accident. I'VE had all gone out on
the LAttlo Barbee two boatloads Of people.
In the company were Mr.. and Mrs. Doty,
Miss Elizabeth Moore, Miss Pearl Heffer-
nan, Mrs. Mccormick and myself.
After wo had reached the farther side
of the lake the company got out OF the
boats for a swhn Mr.. Doty led the party
walking backward into the deep water. He
held Mrs. Mccormick, his sister, by one
hand and Miss Reffernan by the other.
And then T don't know how the rest
happened. The three seemed to have
stepped off into a hole. MIR. Doty seemed
to realize the danger. and. though the
water was over his head. he kept struggling
to push the two women back to safety.
When We reached him he had gone down"
The drowning occurred on the night OF
the Fourth about o'clock. The body was
found about an hour later by A. X. Bren-
ner of Lima, o. Mr.. Doty was about n
years OF age. He Ii survived by his wife
and one son. James. He leaves also his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Doty OF Coun-
Gil Bluffs; four brothers-GeOrge T. QotS
st. Joseph. Mo-; J.. w. Doty. and ]. J. DotS
OF Shenandoah. Ia: B. l. Doty OF Lafayette
Ind and five sistsrs-Ars C. 8. Andrews
Mrs. L. w. Aldrsch and Mrs. L. A. Gale o.
Council Bluffs and Mrs. r. A. Wood o.
Lafayette. Ind.
The funeral was held Friday Afternoon
at o'clock from the late residence OF tn
deceased. 500 b street. south Omaha
Services were in charge Of tho christia'
science church. with Charles Durham pre-
siding. Intsrment was m West Lawn Gem
etery.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
EEY SGNITARIUM FOR OMAHA
Group Of Doctors Buy the Old Hold
rege Homestead.
NERVOUS DISEASE HOSPITAL
Large Sum of Money 60 BE Used in
Making the Place Modern In
Every way-Faces Hans
com Park.

Omaha IL to have a first-class sanitarium
on the site Of the old Holdrege home on
Thirty-second avenue, the place having
been sold for $4,000 by T. M. Matters to DR..
y. 8. Durham through H. A. Turkey
The Incorporation papers OF the Hanscom
Park sanitarium, as It is to be called. were
drawn up and signed by the following we'll
known medical men Of the city; DIR. c. c.
Allison. DR.. II. clifford, DR.. f. r. Coulter.
Dr. J. =. Akin. DIR. A. z. Dunn, DR.. w. o.
Bridges, DR.. ]. W. Koutsky Of South
Omaha DR.. +. s. Durham.
The new sanitarfum and hospital will be
for mental, physical and nervous diseases
Activities for converting the Holdrege
hons into a thirty-room fireproof building
viii begin in about thirty days.
~omaha for many years has been prom
inent medical center. However. It has been
tho opinion Of many Of the medical profess
SION, ~ we'll as prominent men OF the laity.
that It lacks one institution which they are
IN need of. namely q first-class sanitar-
iurn," says DR.. Durham. who is well known
throughout the western part OF the state
and has lately located In Omaha.
The property has q frontage OF 400 feet
fncing Hanscom park on, Thirty-second
street; a like frontage on Thirty-third.
and a depth Of 800 feet II IL planned to
make the old Holdrege house and the cot
tage on the south end of the block merely
the temporary start for a future entirely
new building which will have about 15o
rooms. It Is estimated that in the neigh
borhood Of $4,000 will be employed in
bringing the new sanitarium TO it's com
pletion, when, according to predictions, II
win be one OF the finest places OF the
kind IN the west
George w Holdrege, general manager OF
the Burlington, built the home In 1882 and
lived there with his family until two years
ago. when he sold It to T. H. Matters and
took apartments at the New Hamilton.
John L. Kennedy and family took the
house and now occupy It pending the com
pletion Of their new home in Fairacres.
The cottage, which stands south of the
HoSdrege home. was first used as kin
dergarten for the children of the neighbor-
hood. John L. Spencer later took the cot
tage and his famil ylived there thirteen
years. 1t Is now occupied by Berger Ken
wild. This cottage will be used as q
nurses residence for the new sanitarium
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
Six Aspire to Wear
the Judicial Toga
Four Democrats and Two Repub-
Hoans Fi1e for Places
FrfdaV.

SIX aspiIants for q judicial toga MED feg
places On ths fourth judicial district beach
FRIDAY moru4n8, Tho lat ineaaded four
democrats aud tu0 repa1liezaHs. the latter
beng Jn<Es Lee 8. E&te1ze. prts1dane j7dSs
o. ne aaSazaee. and w, A. Y0s1ks. ehaSf
eNv1Ey sheriff ana hBr@es 5esa1eS.
5e1@ W. GraaI1aaa. representative fTO@
OSAKA. 1aS snnonS shs ifst % 0@naSegatS
Ths @1hszs ana HsHiky o. HSeSheAA. 6eorEs
". cO0ptw and R0Gss1 ". Fass4c4. an at
t0ansg Asa1 fessneS Easeabss 81 the hoase
ons ot1heg ffa2E fas uas pail raat BIZ
WfniGm KAN. who aSpdres 20 Constable
EhfD IN South Omaha lie is democrat.
judas A. c. Eppsasos 81 Clay Center has
bsen visiting in Omaha for several days.
settmg ao1lutnAad With rhs citizens. In the
AGransat q la aaAon6Aeg for = RlAOs 90
ne nspUAlnaHs stats tsekes for tbs su~
JHanaa hArzzA-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
War is Declared on
InStallment Houses
Inspector Declares that They Are
Evading the Peddlers' License
Ordinance.

Richard Schneider. license Inspector. has
started a war On installInsEt houses who
sell wearing apparel and o<hsr materials
through pecdlOrA Schneider ElJs that
many concerns In tho city sre Grading this
payment OF a peddLerB Aeez-se. though thng
ara prOflting By thS practices for which
Individual pedclerS pay ~ y year.
He has sent cut notices - the Different
oOncsruz. but 30 fa< thsy have paid M at
tentkon 10 them Scszlra5cv AIs asked the
CO operation OF Lh1 EcIArs ard declares tlHss
every pecdIsr Opezatirs uAasEd a Esense
Wm be alTes1ad AID rEs-eu=9sd-
owAsEs VIZ BE lnrnNS "a take ont 4 l1asass
nE SUeEY WalSlm tlnzy oSsTats-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
Detectives Are Wont
to Grasp Theory Of
Suicide of Fallers
So Far Nothing Has Developed that
Would Show Toll Keeper Was
Tired of Life.


The detective department 10 completely
1t sea to account for the disappearance
Of Toll Collector H. e. Fallers. who mys-
teriously vanished from his post on the
Douglas street bridge before midnight July
3 The police, IN the absence of positive
evidence of murder. have grasped at the
suicide theory on the Supposition that
Fallers became craEed with the heat and
jumped into the river.
Up to a late hour Friday afternoon there
was nothing 20 show any motive for suicide,
except the weather. Fallers was known
10 have the most ideal domestic relations
and his home life was all that any head
OF q family could desire. He was not de-
pending en- his salary 30 maintaiR the home,
~ he owns . nice farm and considerable
real estate in Council Bluffs-
The relatives and friends OF FaIlers are
inclined TO the murder theory and VIII not
believe that the toll collector made away
with himself. The story of the negroes
seen skuIling In the darkness the night
Fallsrs disappeared. coupled with the
bloody evidence of a struggle near the mid.
die OF the bridge. has convinced them thai
q crime was committed. In the absence Of
any additional evidence Of murder tho
police are waiting for the body OF Fallers
10 reach the surface OF the river befor,
the suicide theory will be abandoned.
Although, 50 far as known. no organized
searching parties have undertaken TO fine
the body. several free lances with boati
have beer. ESsking trips to the flats in hope'
/ Of finding II floating somewhere in thu
vicinity, Ordinarily a body Is said TO re
main under water only three days. and
the time limit set by the police expired a
midnight. Thursday. Several persons anK.
ious to solve the mystery have been watch
ing the river all day anC scores Of peopl,
were on the banks down close to South
Omaha. In hopes OF seeing the body CONS
floating along.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

when arrested by Special Officors Tighe
and Chestnut Of tho Union Pacific railroad
whiIe no was holding down n high seat on
tho roof Of an Overland limited coach as
tho train pulled into tho Union depot this
forenoon
10 When taken to the police station Harry
admitted that he WAS stealing his way to
California, where he expected tn get a
job as bell boy In ono of the large hotels.
He exhibited several clippings from news-
papers an over the country showing thai
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
Reflected Rays sot Fire to Barn.

MARBLE ROCK. Ia. July 7.-(speciai.)-
Many misdeeds have already been charged
to the automobile, but the latest is In
eendiarsm. Yesterday when the tempera-
tups ram tzr above 10 here. tho rays of the
Sum rzfNn@t@a 1rrm TIM xlaas OF the wind
za1ieAd OF an aEtsmOhale. sat nro To . pie
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
FEDERAL JUDGE CELEBRATES
HIS FIFTlETh BIRTHDAY
=. G. MulSrr EIzzaaaz II1s Satka1 nary
Ann1seE1GzT IA rAS CaeJ 81
I.fzatrofu-


HknMRB c. &InIgess. Ll4iss Haz1es District
tnaEA AZ TIM tiR1irn Al NSikmaska. oeie~
lnz-otH AtA fiffteah 1iirrhdIyg @arniEersary
Uinh HIS 1nrn-y al Lincoln FIisaE.
M HEhzss Naa hsG.n AZ 1llI.tihsa; o.. July
Z KBI- La zz1smllsd Iowa .solEtera. Uaiisin
Ans si.nz@ hoEn 1auIsia Galinas.u elillese Gssu
g@lAnnlHd IN HIS nam s.se law sai.i1E,e. IN
huhk n HaEr EzDtlz1o Gssusa hT orle ycss
h ula UniHn CHiis=sp az Law VI Chicago
una was IstsmirnA Ia TIM bsrr Ia ISS1. Ca
B1nn 4. 1aaE la VIA married 10 Carrte A.
Case nf caftzr Fafilz. Ia
En NghH eianta1 10 Tim lestshstlne or no
lnIEsilR I'm fhe tarm of IssSS. Ftr tire necrt
Hza 5aaEs ln served as county arturney Of
Lagnunautsr oDIurtx.. On MsrFch 4 fsE he Naz
nnpafiEcnh M rartaa Rtasss elistnf6a tnaEs
within afnAha I'M has hdtn airnz Atr MaEtsaE
nnihas Hihnnim his hEmse. but .dteides his
llnn an1kNEzan 5iian nhOs and 0fnulfzA-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
woman Die. Of Tetanu..

MARSHALLTOWN, Ia, July 7.-(spss
ciaL)--As result of having pricked her
finger with sewing machine needle two
weeks ago, Mrs. Carrie Cook. aged 81.
wife Of william Cook. died of tetanus at
her home today.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

Of canvas lying in the door OF the Robert
Fletcher barn. The flames caught the
barn. completely destroying it. The loss
was 81, 100.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

results from decaying lungs. Cure coughs
and weak lungs with Or. Kings New Dis
eovery. sOe and u-oo. Fur sale by Beaton
Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

he successfully beat his way and was ar
rested In many cities during the last
eighteen months,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-28
Herr HEX Sartor

lift bonn beutisen Gage all I'M 2aoell
Ger Sell SepeIrp 6 0 nj.
pann $50. 121 Mamo Bla5a, gu
fiitoeu uno miro bort mdbreno oes
9ai5en Monats DECEMBER pcrblei'
ben, Inn beiln Meibnabtsgeid1ft
m~ls8u6elfen. Serr Sartor lit I'M
Sumeliergeidaft groB ~setporoen er
fenilt oalielbe BON @runo aus utih
1at iih ourd iei1le Sadfenntnis
llnb JieeGit1t einen beneibensperten
9fuf e%rlporben. Seoer meiB uno bot
Die @emiBbcit, oab er bon ibn itets
reef bebient mirb nnb bob M1es,
mas elm &llnoe bon inn fault, noue
@orantie fir @iite uno gdtbeit bat.
SEER 5artor miro iih freuen, aac
feline 6reunoe uno altnoen i'm 2o-
Sen Ser 8ea Selpelrp go, 12t Mla-
mo Bla8a, begriiBen uno linen lei
Der Musfpabl Der Seitgeidenfe be-
6iilflih Iein sl foniten.
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9as &reu5 bes areml.

Die gorbereitungen fir oie Sabr-
bunoertfeier ser fran5oiiiden Snp.a.
lion BON 1912, gu Ser man ii6 lit
Wosfau riitet, bot ole Srage nad)
benz S6ifiol oes %eoloenen 9reu5rs
oes Sen &reml be6erri9enoen @lof.
fenturms ser Span @elifii- &atbr.
orole erneut in ben goroergrltnb ser
Infmerfiamfeit geriidt. Nopoleoil
Der Grite bat Dos &reu5 in bent
@lallbell, bob es bon nloliipem @olb
mare, berabnebmen loiien, llnt cs
nod Sranfreid gu iiberfibrcn nro
es auf Dem Snoalioeuopm o~ll5ltbrir.
gen. 9ie @egnabme bes bcriibul,
ten 8rel,5es entiprang ni6t gum noe.
nieIten a16 benz 8unid, oie &ui>
len fir oie granblegune Ser Stobt
empfinoli6 81 ~itrofen, uno Der 8ot.
Ter erboffte bon 6ieier Strofe UNI
10 einoringlidere @irfung anf oic
8epolferung, als Die lteberliefe.
rlne an oie grbaltung beg arell
5es Die 8orbeoineung fir oas
@lId ltno Die @roBe MuBlanhs
fniipfte.
Die gntfernung oes alt Die fiilsf
Meter meiienoen 4reu5es BON Dem
@lodenturm batte ni6t eeritae
sdmierisfeiten eemadt. @nh Ben
MeitteiInngen oes @rafen Segln-
muroe oas aufs bern @iid5l,ge nit
oefiibrte &reu5 in 91nolensf suriict-
gelailen u1b nit eineln groBen Sell
Der Sic Marlhfdbiefeit Der Srup-
pen binoernoen Baggage in betl
Semleooiee berlenft. @elegentlih
Der fiiroli1 e%rfoleteu grodenlegllne
bes Sees bat man auf Dem @rllnee
febr ioreiame Nadforinngen nuac..
felt. Wan fanb babel mol eiue
@n5abl BON 8feroefaoopern, Sal:=
niiden, nniformen II. a. NJ, bon BEN
areu5e, Dem Die 0adforidunaen iii
eriter 2inie galten, ober niht Bic
gerineite gpur. Mus Sdriftitiifell,
sic Die v@omoie @remia" 1lener-
oiRgs peroffentlihte, ideint nun
be~rpor5ugeben, BOB bos BON Napo=
leon berabcebolte &reu5 i~iberhoupt
ni6t BON Mosfau berausgefommen
tit, neil man entbedte, oab
es gar ni6t bon @olo mar,
ionoern bob es mabrideinlilf
inter Sen granotriimmern. bes
aremls perihiittet mnroe. 9ns mirF
lide @olbfreu5 aber blieb unentbecft
ouf elmer Ser &irben. sic Scr
3er1torut1g e%ntgingen.
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gas Nmfiteben aim Moraen loft

Sas gmfiteben aim Moratn loft
feline i6ipere 9(r6cit iein. Sic iolei
lih griinoli6 erbolt fiiblen nod Fl
ner Nodt Shlaf.Sit es nidt 10. omI
iino Sic nidt geiuno. Sic fonnel
iid a6er in einen bor5ueliden gu
ltano periesen, nno aranfbeit perhii
ten, our1 ben @ebrau1 bon fyor
mig MlpenfrGuter. Or trifft bit
@ur5el Der Granfbeit ourh Die Ser.
mebrung Der 2ebensfraft uno Sic
gulierung Der mihtigen Sreane
- Nieren, 2eber, Maeen, ginge.
meioe - uno oes Nerpenipitems. 81
lit feline @potbefer Meot5in, ion
bern miro BON Spe5ial : Mgentsr
perfauft ODER fam brett beBogar
meroen bon Or. Yeter SabrneD &
Cons Go, 1916 go. &opne Mne..
Ghicaao, IN.
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lnb felt, nit fou1t merfliher @rr,

uno feit, nit foullt merflider @rrc-
gllng in Der Gimme: sd fonn
Dem lieben 6amilienrot logleid Sic
erfreuli6e MitteiIung enter Sotiohe
ma6en. Sd babe eeitern Serrn
gromann meill Sotport gegebe1."
uSerrn @rontonnl" rief @ilbelm
bodmiitig, nlpie oas flingtl"
uSerrn SranS 5rieori6 Gro
mann. " menbete Der @ebeimrat
5u ieinem Sobne, uoas miro Dir
mol better f%lingen2"
y@eitern @beno2~ fragile bie
Mutter.
grltannt blidte 2ucie BON @tnerl
gum Inoern. @oren bieie orei Mlls-
rnfe Die ein5ige Wirfuttg ibrer Mit-
teilung2~
uSSanol, liebe Mamu, geitern
slbeno. @ir ioBen nod ben son.
per i'm @iiltergorten 5uiomnten,
Goitb ipielte.
pSriitan natiirlid
u@ilbelnI id berbiete Dir ip1.
DE 8emerfunaen
u@arum benin Hapn, er bot rs
~perraten! Sriiton. bas mare
10 oie redte Stinlmang. aber es
mar ui6t %iunbebinet notig, oorit
mein @erlobter mir ioete, DUB er
mid liebe unb gum @eibe beehrs
uno oaB ifl freubie ertpioerte, oab
iein @uni6 mid beglIdei ilnb ifl
germ einmiaiae, oie Seine GIT mer.
Den" & rs
(Snrtlpt,tt,n fo(o+
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Die @nnf in Ooea, @ilbar.
ger County, nuroe bon alpei Mdll.
fiern beraubt. Ser aonitabler Sal.
lomap uno iein 0eputp Oople Der.
folgten Die Nauber, bolten Iie aud,
IN Der Ndbe beg 9feo Miber Elm.
mliroen aber bon ibnen .%nieoergc
i6olien. Salloman nuroe getot.i
uno Gople ld)per permunoet. git
beioen Mdllber ieeten oonn iibe.
ben 5lsB uno fliihteten iid nul
bas @ebiet BON OfInbonia. Sic MIR
ben ober in Der Nabe bon Sreoerit
gefangen genommen nn6 nod
Seras 5uriidgei6idt.- Man bradte
lie nod Dem @efdngnis in @eruoli,
IN oeiien M6be 9ocG liest.
SSn @iooineg lit Der Sradt-
babnbof Der Mranios HaB 8abn ab
gebrannt. 9abei fon1en mebrere ai.
item nit 0pnamit, Die bort Iagertea
our grploiion uno ourb Sic Or
i6utterung muroen 5ablreideJenIter.
ideiben 5ertriimnert. Die llria6e
oes Seuers lift nift befannt.
Mus Neu-8raunfeIg miro Ser
COB BON Sermann gogeI geineIoet
Der auf ieiner Sarm in Der NGbl
BON Marion ~geltorben lit. CT lit So
-Gnhrp oIf npnnr8of
Sn CRAWFORD, Mc2ennon
Gountp, no neuIid Der iogenannte
uHoce 3iot" itattfono, bat man oir
Hegerihule in 8rnno .geftedt nfo
nieoergebrannt.
Sn Der 06be bon 8uoa fomb
Elm 2ebrer Wamens 5. 6. Miner
dllerlei 6inoerniiie anf oag @eIciie
Der s. g. g. q. gabn geleet. Gr
%entferilte lie uno perbinoerte oo-
ourh bas GntgIeiien beg fur5 oo.
railf eintreffenoen, nod Giiben &c.
benoen Toiiagier5uges.
9as 9odtcrden bon Mobert
Stuoor, Der auf Der Soiparo'iden
&anh IN Der @eeeno bon Sails
eitp mobnt, bat iih NIT elmer an-
geblib ungelaoenen 5Iinte eine!l
Singer ibrer linfen Sonb nbseidoi-
iell.
Sn @alpeiton itarb Senrp 6.
Shneioer i'm alter bon 80 Sabrcn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-28
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$1400.
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tton; $500.
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9pd 1857; $1,000.
S. @. goot il. an Otto @a6rmlno
8rnnoitiid I'M ilelten gitb<8lod 1911;
5000.
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fen 2ano fir Die 9iron gfeao 81.
Mlfreo 9uerler unb Charles @roeb.
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No. A in 8eyar County; @runbitid /,
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@rnnoitud III Der @opolatun Iboitior;
1895.
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Fernando Mbbition; 1915.
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Seraatlbo Nbbition; 1890.
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@ugult ia &deIt1er, .@r1tnblfiif in Noie.
mere 1Iaee; $1,000
Worgan @einette II. q. an @lberI
@meblin ir, @runoitiid an Der DIT.
Commerce Ctr; $3.50.
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SS.
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Seights; $500.
Sreoerif unb q. 3aeltner an gaer
9. Seel, @runoftiid an Der Slibe Ctr.
$4,000.
Srau &. Bitter, grefutrir, an u. q
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SIS.
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gr1nofiid i'm . ne,en giths8Iod 1929;
$500.
SO. q. aotpe an sspiep6 gourattb,
$1,000.
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