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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-28
DIED.

ALBRIGHT--Dec rs. 1919, Mary Dem
exc, beloved wife OF Fred Q. Albright
and mother OF Mrs. A. Ruhl, Mrs IA
Maroska and Mrs. T'obt. Sheehan. aged
IS years Funeral from residence
S55 Catherine-st,. Monday at a. M
and st. Joseph's church $50.
BURGER Dec. 81. 1919, Elizabeth, be
loved wife OF the late Anthony anG
father OF John, Franz. Charles, Ed.
ward Mrs samuel Mckinney AMI
Mrs. Emil Pokorny. eyed So years.
Funeral from residence, 275 Lysan
der-st, Monday, at $50 a. m. and
from 81. Leo's church at Q o'clock
Burial at BEDFORD hy car.
DURNING--Dec. 20, Ann, relict OF the
late Patrick DurnlnS and mother OF
James burning. Mrs. A. II Var
sickle and Mrs. \ .. Carr. Funeral
from residence. 173 Deech-st., Mon.
day morning at $3.50 10 Holy Trinity
church at 8.
ENERICK-Dec. rs, Bertha, beloved
wife of George Limerick and mothel
OF Robert and Lot!-na daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Gusta~e Diebal, aged n
years Funeral from residence, 81
Rohns-sve., Monday. l.so standard,
o'clock at Holy Crogs church. Jos
Campau and Illiao's-st
HoTCHkIsS--John died Thursday az
ternocn, aged 76, % ais home. Erir
township runsf 81 Monday after.
noon at l o'clock at Erin PYesbyter
ian church. Burial Erin Grove Gem
etery
MISUNDERSTANDING Dec. &c. aged S.
years, at residence o his parents
i41b Military-ave., beloved son Of Mr.
and Mrs Charles Jaikowski. AM
brother OF Fred and Edward Jalkow
ski Mrs. Frank Krokowski and Mrs
Paul Heberlein. Funeral from resi-
dence. Monday. Dec. go. at 1880
Burial woodmere
KEII.EHER--Dec. 26. at residence, II
ter OF Annie and the late Jeremiah
Kellcher and sister OF Gertrude
Daisy and Bert Kelieher. Funera
Monday, ST. Leo's church. Time later
oLDHAM--Dec. %, at her residence. go
Bellevue-ave. Mary, beloved wife o
W. X. oldham, dear sister OF Mrs ]
Albright. OF Wyandotte, Mrs. r. Cron
roe. Hannah. Augusta Thomsi
George, Emmanuel and John Voigl
FUNERAL Monday az p. m. from
residence. Interment at GermAi
lutheran cemetery.
IHARDY-Dec. 20. Robert e, believe
son OF Charles and the late Edit
Hardy. Funeral from residence q
st. sunday afternoon.
q. 1919. MAJOR Alexan
der n. L. Taylor, dearly beloved hus
band OF Minnie Taylor. aged ~ years
Funeral from residence, 1871 f.afay
ette-blvd.. Tuesday at p, m
lTuRR--At the home OF her daughtsi
Mrs.. IT. r. Blackadder ee3 Milwau
kee west. Dec. &c. Mrs. Mary A. Turl
widow OF the late John turk. age
% years Funeral Sunday, p. M
az residence OF her son. John Turi
windsor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-28
TOMMY WILSON is PAID
HOMAGE IN BIRTHPLACE
tcostlnued From Page One,

pies the manse. He and the president
elect were schoolmates at Davidson
college, Davidson. s. c., when young
Tsr. Last evening and at breakfast
this morning, they entertained Mrs.
Wilson with anecdotes OF their school
DAYS.
IN unexpectedly happy incident OF
the governors visit was arranged by
Or. Frazer, who managed to squeeze
Into the busy forenoon schedule visit
to a sanitarium In the country, where
Mrs. Elizabeth Kayser, an aged wo-
man. suffering from paralysis, was
ailxiously waiting TO see the man who
Lac been elected president, but whom
she remembered as two-year-old
bay that she had often trotted on
her knee.
She was an intimate friend OF the
Wilson family, and frequently took
care OF Tommy" when his mother
wanted to get away for an hour OF
two, When Governor Wilson was told
'that Mrs. Kayser had been counting
me hours until he came. he assured
III. Frazer he would like to give him.
sell the pleasure OF seeing her.
Two other wome nof stanton. Mrs
r. Hoover, and Miss Amanda Fultz
boosted OF having the presIdent-elect
IN their arms when he was baby.
Nter ne returned from his call on
Mr9. kayser II was planned to have
them visit the manse.
BESIDES stepping In the house where
re vas born, and meeting people who
knew him before he could taik GOV
error Wilson expected today 10 q,
perience the unique sensation Of de-
livcring speech in the place wher.
he was baptized, when an infant.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-28
DEATHS

Catherine Baasch, 80 Bushy. "a
years. pneumonia; Stell overly. Morgan
House. q years gunshot wound In
head suicide; Russell Owen. ~ cass
kiewlcz. sss Russell, So years, gas as.
phyxiation; Joseph Jancar, 465 Tween.
ty-third, SO years, military tuberculo.
sis; George Taylor. 744 Fifteenth, II
years. senility: Rose BoemcheR II,
Meston. is4s WaSs.h 1ss 81 y.a nsA pnes.
nnoniai Ernest Buckley. West Side hos
pftal, IS years, paralysis; Jennie Stew
art fet Antoine. IS years pneumonia
Anna Wruck, 81 Hendricks. GO years,
ford "a years cardiac failure; Daniel
Jones, 1462 Mack, 80 yesrs, pulmonary
tuberculosis; Lillian Smith. 616 Ham,
mond, 20 years, mitral insufnciency;
Charles Hollander, 4s7 wilkins, So
years; carcinoma; Rose Compton. st.
ladaer; Frederick Baumgart, 81 Mary's
hospital, Ga years. pneumonia; Alice
Elliott, Harper hospital, as years, pull
monary tuberculosis; August Kups. be9
Farnsu orth. so years. nephritis; Mary
Przybycki. S56 Russell, IS years. apo
pItal. 81 years. >nephritis: William Ter
hume, lis Horton, So years. cardiac d.
latation; Charles johnson, S72 Bellevue.
Il years, pulmonary tuberculosis; Al
fred McBrayne, II Craig. A years.
Bright's disease; Frances Rutkowski.
$50 Illinois. 81 years, pneumonia; Jo-
seph Farrell, 23s Fifteenth. 10 years.
pulmonary phthisis; St. Anne McGraw.
sos Fifth, 20 years. la grippe; Joseph
Poiits. solvay hospital. 81 years, pneu-
dan a. years. .tumor; Dennis sweeney.
t73 Twelfth. 70 years, senility: Free
land hudson, es2 81. Jean, II years.
meningitis
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Cash 9Th srdsr II charged. 70 .
No transient advertisement inserted
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charged per insertion.
The above rates apply to Al elss,i;;
Thanks Obituaries, Aeeting Notices
Births. Deaths. Cafds OF Thanks AMI
Meeting Notices-MiEimum charge. tse
for - words or less. Over Is woi d.
one and one third cents for each extra
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observation-disclosures charge. soc: 100
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Maple: r. veley ss2 Morreu: ]. RIA,
pustn. I64 drandy; l.. Wilhelm. II
Hastings; ), Zukowski. T2s Mitchell
A. Buelow, 26s Harrison; b. schafrer
% Hecla; J. Guyette. 2ss Wanda; c
hin1sn w 6s Ssao,s w s7 Haf Ricpei ne
T.. Behm. l9l Blackstone; S. Michalc.
Yak, 6s4 Medbury; l.. Ludwiczewski
COL Moran: A. Cornell, 39h Butternut
n. Hcnning, II Eldred; T.. Ellie. eSI
Mullett; A Bussneld, 80 Hastings :
Gasnik 9I4 Palmer; +. Knight, 2S
kee; 4. springstube. SIC canfeld.
oldstein, 27s Brady: r. Swlrsky. ",
mans hospital; l.. Maloney. Womgr
hospital; j. Kenney 80 Thornton.
GIRLS.
c. capriana. l0s McGregor; A. Maa
1S7 Van Court: L. Matuschek,
Kirby; n. sulewska, 1894 ST. Aubin;
Severance. 333 Hilger; A. krouse,
Roosevelt; q. Schultz. 1922 Warren
Michael. 23s Park; +. Hager. - Buel
T. Holsted, 67s Michigan. J. Down. ::
Munoz. ilzs John r.: j. Marvin, ~
mans hospital ID. Dowzey. Womai
hospital: 8 Rosenberg. l4s Philad
phia: T. chchowicz. 554 Grandy;
Pablo SO Addison; A. Troslen, sT2 ]
Sale: j. Flick. 60 Thirty-first: NJ, XII
ski, 40 Riopelle; J. Geyman, 1912 N
fourth: J. Addison. PSI Hoicomb; w
Sadlowski. 1858 Chene. twins; w. Al
ston. 23s Columbia: p. Shafer, Sos ST.
Aubin; G. smolka, 1904 Dubois; ].
Keller. SO Roby; +, Guopers. lac Ber-
lin: VI. Dolinsky, las wilkins: d. Goose.
2ss Farnsworth; r. Frazzitta. $50 Ca
Stein. woman's hospital; w. McComb.
52a Second
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BIRTHS


. 9: Krossses 1858 lsivta.r.; .
Rivardy J. Browarek s7l wiz. 80
smiezek iSs 81 Joseph: 3. Nasi: 80, -
e2e Orleans; w. schoneId. w onessa..
s ,s, = i.ehe ca iss "a, woms hesPl
woski. 7t4 Ferry; r: Fisminr. ,ss
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GIRLS between 40 and so years
of age; good wages to. begin
ners and splendid chances for
Promotion. PARKE. DAVIS
x co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-28

-FOUR APARTMENT. BRICK; rent t3s
each; STRICTLY uP-TO-DATE; IN
SEYBURN-AyE. SECTION ok the
city: price st5.SOo; owner going AWAY
and wants to- sell. ~, "a
4 SWELL SOLID nRIcK. 4, rooms.
hot water heat. hre places; All con
veniences. lot 50x19S; north SIDE MI 4
waukee-ave. west: close 20 Weed
$4,000. LOT AND ALL GO FOR
$500, Agreeable. re 81
OTHER GOOD THINGS IN bnsinsss
residence, city and Wayne county
acreage. farms. Call or see. for 40
may have Just what you want.
HENRY PLASS AGENCY
sshone Cherry soil. sos 1fofEAt Hidg.
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WANTED AT ONCE
90 GIRLS

and Young Women
LOCAL AND LoNG-bISTANCE OPER.
ATORe,
rE sehSsdE is oPERAToSs ~ nA'
WE PAY OUR employees WHILE
THEy AYE LEARNING
REATIoN ROOMS cozILY AND
COMFORTABLY EuRMIsHED. FOR
WE OPERATE A COMPLETELY
E9UlPPEp RESTAURANT AT LESS
gsx% FL f. viii sf FH4 T 81 T rs IN
We Have OVER 400 SUPER
vIsoRY POSITIONS MIRO " .alCH
NOTED. ID, ~ 'eI'3r
The Michigan State Telephone
Company,
WARRINGTON AND CLIFFORD
APPLy FOURTH FLOOR 49,
l. ~ t t.. .-a .- /. To- =. fa 81
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QOSS-Dec. ~, 1915, William c., aged
7e. at the home OF h,8 daughter, Mrl
A. j. Ffferlik, 10 Phrk-ayS.-B Burial
Monday at Portland. Mich. -,
GRIFFITHS--Peacef at his home
SO Stimson-pl.. Johr Emory 0riffths
husband OF Fila Granger, brother OF
Winnifred Grifnths Granger, j.
Grifnths. W. s. Grifhths and H. w
Grifnths. Funeral at 2. M Satur-
day. Burial private.
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!. Eoa .slIAIlLIE--iEIAnMA
FARMS


r. 4. FARMS
80 ACRES
- HOUSE, IN Isl isth ward sand and clay lay
loan soil, 2 acres orchard. fences are
fair, 7-roofn houne, good cellar. good
well barn assts corn crib hog q
s SOW. 100 chickens; also crops and
y tools Price $4,000
90 ACRES
20 miles from Detroit (, = new 7-rooU
house. cement cellar. new hip.ro4f
barn 3lx45 and other outbufldfnHs,
good fences. lots OF fruit wells:
ditch runs through the farm; sob n
sandy loan with clay sab-soil Pres
for city property. cali 81 wris
Farm Headquarters"
The Fiske- Kinney Company
1910 Ford Bldg.
vile. one II the best farm. "a wsyn.
county, 9.room house, 3oxto ana
24x40 barns. all necessary outbuild-
ings. painted and In good SHAPE
s5 s senss ,s.sc % SaI. fs 1so
cattle barn. new silo. good soil, tile
drained. woven wire fence Z acres
Of wheat $1,000. Exchange for nat.
20 acres at Dearborn. "a fne poultry
and fruit farm, e-room house. BAN
and some timber, only $500.
100 acres between Utica and ROchea-
ter, 135 acres under cultivation, IL
room house, 2 large barns. new siiu,
all necessary Soufbuildings. only teo
per acre. Might take some Detroit
property or small farm near De-
troit IN exchange.
have a large list OF farms for sale
and exchange See me before You
buy once open Thursday evening
Eyster The Farm Man. so7 Majestic
Bldg.
40 ACRES near New Boston. s-room
house barn. small fruits. $3.50.
10 acres Royal Oak, t0-room house
with furnace. large barns other
buildings orchard. $4,000.
so acres near Highland, good build
ings only t5b per acre.
0-acre lake farm. one OF the best IN
Oakland county. with good improve
ments This n n snap.
We have six good farms TO exchanges
for city property or smaller farms,
Frank f. Briggs. The Farm Man, 3
b0s-50s Majestic Bldg. Main 1900. Is
Evenings and Sundays call Royal Oak
No. So
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-28

PHOTO RETOUCHERS -
Steady employment for first
class men. Apply Caxton
Company, Caxton Building,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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RoOKKmErERs, stsnoFraphsrs ana
general Office hslp wishins positions.
Miller Agency, Sas Chamber Of Com
merce.
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GOVERNMENT EXAMINATIONS. Most
thorough preparation IS. Returned
IN not appointed. Particulars free.
American Civil Service School, WASH
ington. ID. Q.
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Help wANrru--ssALn.

WANTED-Good reliable man that IN
derstands the care or horses and
driving. Inquire At stb Beaubien.
Ridge 1908
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YASTED--House-t to- house represent
atives, salary and commissioner onLS
those who mean business need APP
oIx inquire today 2 10 6/p. m, III
n Adams, SO Columbia west.
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wANTED--25 laborers rs cents per
hour; payable weekly. Apply Geo. A.
Fuller Co., Michigan Central Depot.
sos Fifteenth.
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WANTED-Boys. II aud rs
years old, to carry routes; sal
ary ami commission. Apply
Circulation Dept. The Detroit
Times.
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sToasoE AND cARraoE.

smoun;s r. 2. we6sr. sOl Cratic.
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wANTED--25 uiddle-ased men; 10
well dressed women. To appear IN
piy az stage door Lyeeuni theater,
Sunday. Dee. 20. p. m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-20
TO The PUBLIC.


The weekly issue OF the FREIE
PBEssE FJER TExAs has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas. 1t is
mailed to $50 post-offices. and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma,
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to III
Paso and Of course mainly In
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and southwestern parts OF the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlavel1nR men and ou1
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In consideration Of these facts
the "FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver'
Using medium In the State Of
Texas, whom it is the object tc
reach the German reading pc
pulation.
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An oas Ynblitnm.

Die sGreie Nreffe fir Teras" ptro
OIL iiber $50 Boftofficen berianbt.
su6 BOT cine grcbe W~erbreitltng IN
Der godbor- 8epubIif Merifo. I'm Ssn.
6inner : Eerritortitm urlo Oflaboma.
SIR GirfuIntions+ @ebiet in xeras
eritredt iih bon 0oIbeitcn Bis binmif
ssoH Deniion, bonn ditBerften Often
tis nod GI Hafo I'm ferniten 8eiten;
Is f9IieBt ieIbftueritdnoiih nit be.
lonbers sabIreiden 2eiern oos oidt.
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1ueIten elm. Muh in Merifo bot fie
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5uei Weiienbe iino beitdnbig,
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pIottes uutertpegs uno fiibren benz.
feIben Inn Werein nit unieren riibri-
gen 9ofaI-M senten forttDdbrenb neie
Reier az.
Jn Mnbetrabt oieier Eotfnfen I'll
lie sJreie Breiie fir 5eras~, mo es
H& onrum banoeIt. bic beiitihe BE.
b5Iferunq 81 erretheL Oas Bette I'm.
seiaesN e6iMm I'm Staats xexas.
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@as beoeutet es? @s 1T 611rh tet.

lddlides Nad5ablen erpieien NOR
ben, oaB neun-5ebntel Ser 2euts,
oeren @eiunobeit ourd oen G;c-
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pieoer bergeiteut iuuroe, ~beaeugcn,
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item Grduter : 9eilrnittels @er5te
nno Weoi5inen bergeblid berlubt
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re lcbte 3nfludt ~eeipelet1. @as Ie=
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aufbebt. ipp aroere Meoi5illetl
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iden 8rofeiiion, ols Die bette ie
eltoedte Meoi5ir1. Ct bat feline
Ha6abmlingelL ober feinen SteG-
uertreter. or cntfernt nidt MIR
Den neroorbenen inlo iberfIiiiigqt
Stoff aus Dem SpitenL ionoern
idafft reines> reides, rotes gi,t
unb gutes, folioes, eeiunoes SIeii1.
4usidlieBlib 0urd feline eigeren
geroienlte Bot er iid ben @eg
CUR allgemeiilen 8eliebtbeit err
ebert.
gr reiniet oas glut; = er for.
bert Die 9er6nuung; - er regt Ole
Sober an; = ct reguliert Die GIL
getpei0e; - ct nirft auf Die Nie-
ren; er berubigt oag Nerbcn'D-
item er nabrt, ltarft uno belebt
~ er offnet Die 9autporen uno Ell
5euet geiuaoen SdpciB.
&nr5, er lit cine SamiIien : Me-
ol5in- I'M beiten Gimme oes @or.
tcs, uno ionte in ieoem @altg-
balte gefun6en iperoen. gr lit iii.
genebm 81 nebmenL ulb entba!!
nidts, mas oclll 9pitem aiidt gut I'll.
te. gr lit nidt in g[potbefen 81
BADEN, ionoern miro Dem 8ubli
fum brett geliefert ourd Spe5ics
ageHtelt, Die bon Ben gigentimerr
ernannt iino.
8erfonen, me1de an Bldben pob
men, mo iid nod fein Meent FIJI
Mlpenfralter befinoet, un6 pelft
nit oieiem beribmten &rduter.
@eiImittel eiite1t gerilid au mabel
miinid)en, ioaten @ebrauh ma,
den bon unierer Spe5iaI-Offert
elmer 8robefiite unieres Seilmit
tels, Elm Duseno 35e SIaiden emf.
balteno, gu Dem 5peaialpreiie. BON
$500. Wan idrei6e itets an hfe
aleinigen gigentiimer, Or. Betcl
8abrnep & Cons Co. 1876 On.
Some Nbe., Ghicaqo, ScSn.
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SIiesen nnb Mosfito's

6oben iebt lire grnte = ibr @e.
idaft bliibt uno iie iino eliidli6.
IS lit ieood a6iolut ni6t ein8uie.
Gen, marlim SIR ibilen erlaubt, an
Gld1 6erunt 81 iaueen, oo Sbr. Dies
bod icbr unbequem finoet. Die GIN
.menoung BON elm Helm menig Sunt's
2igbtning Oil ouf erponierten
Steden balt fie ob ooer linoert ull-
per5ielid ben Shmer5, penn Iie
@ud geltoden boben. Heibt Elm tpe-
mig Elm uno Sbr iperoet iiber5eugt
icin.
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Wenn 1br am r1aaen Ieidet,

Damn loBt @udJ Elm freies Brobepaf-
fet bon meinen MagentabIetten fom.
men, melfe gud i6neae 2inoerung
briilgen peroen. Gin portreffli6es
Mittel oegen 9erpoiitat, Magengos,
8eritopfung, trGge 2eber, etc. Gin
eeoiegenes Bud iber Maeenfronf.
beiten ebenfaQg fret. Wan ooreIiiere:
JOHN A. SMITH, 9t62 Smitb
@log., Milmaufee, @is.
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0fne .anfe bentidle Cite

1T es, MDeurnnfismus, @idt, Weil.
roIgie, G~rfdItunsen, niu. NIT pain.
grpeler 5n bebanoeln. Salten Sie
an Der Site felt. Gle f0nnen Der
fmten Wain-grpener in alien oeut.
fneu Mpotbefen 5u % un6 80 Cert
bic GIdihe befomimen. Ser edte
lit al, Der Mnfer sfusmarfe err
fenntIih.
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Q1arHs8eriht
gauullupQe.

Gan Mntonip, Seq, II. Srli. = Srz
binarb s 11/16 gts.; @poo Orbiuarp
9B Cts; 2otp @eio0line 1915 Cts,
Mibbling 10B Cts; @ooo Wiboling
III Gents.
0alpeitom, Seq, II. Sui. = Gr0ie
narD 1875 gts.; 2on @aiboline lis
Cts; MiobIing 1875 gts.; @ooo
MiooIina 1875 Cts; @sibolin9 Fair
1875 Gents.
Gun antonio, II. Suli. - 1912
9abner. .$1.75 II. $500 per 9bb.
TMrfebs ..............14c per 8fb.
5gier, frii9 ........17 gts. per 9bb.
Butter 10 Gts. per EfD.
Bei5en ....$1.05-$1.26 per 8uidef
2orn ............$1.02 per gnl9el
Safer ......... 43c per 8ni6el
3eu $1,000 per Sonue
8oiig. per Yfunb.. ..9A Yfb
Ealg. per Yfuno.. +. - @ts
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syieI bonn 0eralt.

9flaboma Gitp OLA: Oscar ".
anoerion, 240t 50 alfe Ctr.
iiel BON eirem @erHft befinoet iid)
aber tros erbebliher 8errenfungen
uno Sdiirfungen 5iemlid mol. Gr
iaet, Sunt's 2igbtnine Oil nabm
aae gnt5iinoune meg. gs lift aud
gut fir 9opfidmer8en, NeuraIsie,
Mbeumotismlfs. Sci anen Sdnolern
lit 25c un6 SOC Slniden.
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Aalfen6nra Mineral-W aiIer.

uGas an Nbeunatismus uri6
Gidt leioenoe Bublifun ionte iid)
llidt Die @elegenbeit, BON bieieli
nebeln furiert 81 meroeL ooriiber-
aeben laiien. Reien Sic Die Qn5eiee
iiber Die Salfenburg Mineral.@alier
oon @oolf 3oG III oieier 3eituig
Itno fem iolb 2eioellber miro es be-
relten, fid oonah er%fulloiet 8i bo-
ben. IS 1T cine oltrdaus rcelle uio
lidere Gad]e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-20
0eu,Gie.

@artofieln, 3ene, $40. /, SIPS uno
$3.50; SO. 2, $1.00; California, $1.7o.
3piebeIn, Neue grnte, 8ermuoa
75c; tpeiBe gbrbital 8ag, $500.
Tomdten, Seganiide, a SCRIBE Zoe
nnb Doc.
aobI, $3.50 nnb $1.75.
@urten, Seras, SOC per 2/3 gnl9el.
8obnen, runoe CRIME, SOC per 1I5
@uf1eL.
Dfra, 40c urb SOC per 1/5 guidel.
@riner sBfeffer. $500 per Crate:
@quofb, SOC unb 35c per t/3 BuiHel.
6iibfdrtoffeIn, Seras Cams, 1925
SeGerie, $500 unb 1925.
BIumenfobl, $500.
gierpflau5en, $3.50 per gambler.
rMoaiting gars", 10c nno 15c per
Dnbeno.
@opfSalot. Soc.
gantaroupes, Toe uno $500 per
@ufhef.
Mbabarber. &c per Efuno.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-20
Weinfranben aefanft

fe teroniide @%eintraliben, bon
ifnor5er Mrt, perben aefauft IN be.
Iiebigen Quantit1ten gum @einmo-
den BON 9. 8nrsitaller, 116 Sonea
Mpe., neben Ser Gone Stor 8raue-
rel. Ole beiten Wnrftpreiie tperbel
heaah[t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-20

syubm $. Bolton, 6ffentIifer go.
far. @rlnoeigentlim. 4gent fiji
8eniionsanipriide. 8tnimer 9, ct
Somes Sotel, SIt.Souiton StraBe
9eioe Telephone $50
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-20
can Iutonip. II. Suli. 1911
gieh Warft.

Gan Mntonio, II. Suli. = 1912
SGfen $3.50 biz $4.85 per 100 Sfo.
@iibe $3.50 Bis $500.
&dlber $3.50 Biz $500.
Buuen $2.75 Biz $3.50.
Ghafe $500 Bis $3.50.
8ieeen 1925 Biz $3.50.
ct. Qouis, II. Suit 1912. = @inos
bieb Serass8ie6, $500 Biz 1915.
Shtpeine $5.75 biz $40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-20
aaidmeioe. anb Mahunterridt.

Gi6ert bic 3nfunft gurer Eodter;
Taft file bas Ndben unb 8ufdneioen
erlernen. Infer rInterriht umfabt ieoe
ginseIbeit. Wohnung uub Soft tiit
a~asipdrtige. 448 Cft<gommerse Sir.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-09-03
Store News.

Go to Mertie h Sinners store
If You want corset covers, draw
ers for small children, misses
and ladies, pretty gauze shirts,
embroidered white apron 25c.
and smaller ones for 10c, boudolr
caps, ruchlng, neck bows, beauti'
full laces, ribbon, handkerchiefs 5
and l0c, pink, blue and white
stockings for infants and small
children, black stockings, en-
broidered belts, nice big bibs for
babies DC, infants klmonos zoe,
ready. made gingam and percale
aprons, with and without bib,
clothes pm aprons l0c, turkish
bath towels, wash cloths. beads,
fancy pins, bar pins, . and lOc
fans, barrettes, side combs, nov.
city PIN cushions, fancy pocket
books for children, glass desert
and jelly dishes, china cups and
saucers, face cream, face powder,
glycerlne and rose water lotion,
tooth powder, tooth paste, tooth
brushes, talcum powder, toilet
soaps, Colgate's and Hoyt's Ger
man cologne 10c, liquid shoe pol
lsh for black and white shoes,
bread toasters, patent nutmeg
graters, tea balls, egg boilers,
minclng knives, earthen ware mix
ing bowls and kettles, patent
long. handled dust pans, feather
busters, etc, etc, etc.