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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-07-31
BASE BALL FODDER

In the first of a three-game SER
les between Camp Winnepe and
Eagle River the locals captured
the first game of the trio Satur-
dav afternoon by a score of 60.
After the first inning Winnepe
failed to score although in that
round it looked as though they
might romp away with the game
BY a large margin, the score book
showing them to have secured a
hit, a sacrifice, a stolen base and
two runs, one of them being
made on squeeze play at the
plate, all in that first time at bat.
In the second Ewald hit and
then scored on Kuehne's two
Dagger over short. The big bin
ole contest of the home team was
pulled off in the third when they
hit hard and did some neat base
running netting them four rims
before the third man was down.
The inning: Morgan hit over
short; went second on a passed
ball. Hanke pounded the leather
over second; Morgan scored.
Frankel struck out. Hanke stole
| second. Ewald hit to right field;
Hanke went third and Ewald
Iswiped second. Garter went out
on high foul Krehne raped
the ball to second scoring Hanke
and Ewald, then went second on
! a bum throw Of Chalfant's, stole
third and scored on Bradley
wild throw. In the fourth Win
nepe nearly scored on squeeze
play again after Bradley made {
brilliant circuit of the bases, hit
Ting to center, stealing seconC
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-07-31
WORK NEW CREAMERY
Site Secured by Committee
and Preparations for Build
ing Creamery are Now In
der Way.

As a result Of the action of the
cOmmitteechosen to secure a site
tor the erection of a creamery,
the old log hoist west of the
waterworks has been demolished
and ground is being broken in
that locality for the new cream
cry. The site secured bv the
committee has a frontage of rs
feet and a depth of 125 feet. The
building will be put up on the
height of land overlooking the
river at that point.
To date a contractors shed
has been built for the housing of
materials during the time the
building is being constructed.
Work will be started upon the
excavation immediately. Accord
ing to specifications the creamery
will have a cement basement and
will be of the most modern and
sanitary construction and will
will be large enough to accom-
mOdate more COWS than this
county will have for a few years.
The idea in view is to build a
creamery that will not be ham
pered for room when this section
begins to advance agriculturalIy,
as it is bound to in a very few
years. The $1,000 subscribed
is adequate to equipit with an
outfit that is 6rst-class and those
in charge are DESTROYS of seeing a
model creamery built.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-07-31
FUNERAL HELD FRIDAY
Remains of James Mckinley
Laid to Rest With Masonic
Ceremonies---An Upright
Life of Temperance.

! Friday afternoon the remains
OF the late James Mckinley were
inferred IN the village cemetery,
the local Masonic lodge having
charge of the burial service both
at the house and at the grave
side. A large following Of friends
showed deeply the esteem in
which the deceased was held by
his fellow townspeople and the
sympathy extended to the
bereaved widow at this time
speaks we'll for the upright life
of temperance that her husband
had led.
James Mckinley was born in
County Cabat, Ireland in 1847.
At the age of three years his
parents moved to America and
this country had been his home
until his death last week. Of his
early life not much is known ex
cept that he obtained his educa-
ton in the common school Of
those years. In 187Ohe was unit
ed in marriage toIane Mcconnell
in Waupaca county, Wis, who
is now the only surviving rela-
tive other than d niece and
nephew. One son was born to
this union, who lived to be
eleven years old. At Phillips,
Wis, Mr. Mckinley was en-
gagged in the hotel business until
he came to Eagle River about
twenty-one years ago, from
which time on numbering was
his chief occupation. His lumber
ing interests made him a man
known among men and brought
about a wide acquaintance in
this northern part of the state.
During his latter years he had
suffered much from iii health and
finally was forced to take to his
bed early last winter. His health
gradually failed until conditions
became serious about two weeks
ago. Death came peacefully last
Wednesday, July Oath, at 1870
p. ~, the deceased being in his
sixty-hfth year.
James Mckinley was a strictly
temperate man, a man of such |
sober habits that the commun
itv pointed to him with pride as
being representative Of type F..
rarely found in this section of
the country in the pioneer DAYS
of the numbering industry. His |
business made him the friend Of
that element that seemed rough |
and uncouth on the surface vet |
had the true heart Of mankind |
hidden beneath. The rough
ness of the lumber camp |
seemed to have made him the
more determined to use his inf1u
ence for living he being
a Good Templar and also being
in the Temple of Honor. Besides !
that he was an Odd Fellow and |
a Mason-a man commanding
the respect of all his fellow citi-
zenS.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-07-31
WINNEPE ATHLETIC TRIP

Boys From Summer Camp on
Extensive Canoe Trip via
Minocqua, Cisco and Eagle
Waters---AthIetic Meet at
Gillett's Camp on Tonaa-
hawk Lake.
The Camp Winnepe 1912 ath-
letic trip was inaugurated this
week, party of sixteen bronzed
athletes from the camp on Cat
fish leaving here Monday by
canoes for the Gillett camp on
Tomahawk lake of the Minocqua
chain.
At Giilett's camp the Winnepe
contingent will compete with
teams of picked athletes for hon
ors in baseball, swimming and
tennis, Winnepe having her best
amateurs in the party with the
hopes of bringing home the vic
tories to the home camp.
Following the series of events
at the camp on Tomahawk lake
the team from Camp Winnepe
will resume its canoe trip going
by way of Plum and Island lake
to the Cisco chain and from there
portaging to the Wisconsin river
and thence returning to their
camp on the Eagle chain.
This trip is an annual event at
Camp Winnepe looked forward
to with much anticipation OF
pleasure by the participants. En-
bodving as it does a canoe trip
of about 165 miles diversified
by the program of athletic events
at the Gillett camp, the eXpedl-
ton features as one of the big
stunts of the season at Winnepe
although similar trips by smaller
parties are taken regularly.
The Gillett camp is a boys
summer camp resembling Winnie
pc but is of older establishment.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-07-31
A TROUSERED MAIDEN
Said to be Arbor Vitae Miss
Who, in Company of Broth
er and Another Man, Are
Touring the Country.

A dispatch from Ashland, under
date Of last Friday, says:
Dressed as a man, in company
with two Young men, one OF
whom claimed to be her brother
Miss Gladys Haley was picked
up BY the police today together
with her companions. The trio
were jailed.
They claimed they came from
Arbor Vitae where the men were
working in a sawmill. They did
not like the job. however, and
thought they would see some OF
the country, ard Miss Haley,
Who cannot be over 20 and IS
good looking, went along.
When found, the trio had
been without shelter during the
night and all were hungry and
wet. They were given meal at
the Jail and then a patrolman es-
corted them to the railroad
There they jumped" freight
and continued their journey"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-07-31

past three years. Early in May
Mr.. Higley came here in very
poor health, suffering from
Brigat's disease. Three weeks
ago he was taken to Chicago, it
then being seen there was no
hopes for a recovery.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-07-31
Death of William II. Higley.

William H. Higley died at his
Chicago home last Friday fore
noon. Eagle River people VIII
remember Mr.. Higley as having
owned a summer home on the
south shore of Meta lake, oppo-
site Tildeu Bros. resort, for the
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-07-31
Totals 80 6 Z q IT

summary Earned runs Eagle Riv-
er f. Two-base hits -Ewald KuehDe,
Hanke, Frankel Struck out-Frank-
81 II; Chalfant s. Base N balls-otf
FRANKIE! 2; off Chalfant /. Wild pit
ches -Frankel /; Chalfant /
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-07-31

Apologies to the team. The
dope man got his wires mixed in
the account of the Elcho game
The hit that won the game cred
tied to Kuehne, was made by
Garter. Morgan made the run
Garter being spiked earlier in the
game.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-07-31

The second game of the series
which was to have been PLAYED
Sunday at Winnepe was called
off, the heavy rain storm early in
the afternoon making a lake out
of the fast diamond at the camp.
No dates have been set for the
two games, the Winnepe boys
peing on a ten-day athletic trip.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-07-31
NEW INDUSTRY COMING
Company Looking for Site to
Put MilI---Wants 20 Acres
and Power-Will Employ
IS to 100 Men---Business
Men Should Boost for Loca-
ton in Eagle River.

ton IN Eagle River.
Saturday morning a meeting
of the business men of the town
was addressed by Chas. Phelps
of Hackley who laid before the
meeting a proposition whereby
Eagle River may secure an indus
try that would be of great value
to the community. The com
pany he representative secured a
tract of 10000 acres in Ontan-
agon county, Mich, and is desir-
Gus of erecting their mill at Eagle
River to engage in the manufac-
ture of wooden articles.
They desire as bonus a 20
acre site near water and with a
side-track, and 800 electric horse
power for period of 20 years.
From rs to 100 men will be
employed with an annual pay
roll of $73, 00G to 100000.
The mill will have capacity
OF 10000 #. a day and will turn
out all kinds OF wooden articles
such as handles of all kinds, but
ter bowls, ten pins and various
other articles.
J. I. Nemacheck, n. NJ. En-
mons and Amos Radcliffe were
appointed as committee to Sc
cure a location and will have
something tangible to report on
by the end of the week. Con
ditions being favorable construc-
ton of the plant will begin before
September LIST.
Eagle River wants this indus
try. It's location here will mark
the beginning of an era of enter
prise that will directly benefit the
whole community and open the
way for other manufacturers
who are DESTROYS of cheap power
and better location. Other cities
offer liberal inducements IN order
to secure new industries and
Eagle River, with its abundance
of water power, should be in the
vanin making liberal concessions
to this new industry. Public
spirited citizens and business men
should realize the benefits to be
derived from this new industry
and should use all their influence
to induce the company to build
here. Eagle River needs it-needs
it badly-and every individual
should boost for it.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-07-31

Saturdays game was the home
teams fifth game Of the season
and their fifth victory Some
playing this year, DO. If the
good work goes on Marquard
will have to take the woods.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-07-31

AtHackley Sunday Three Lakes
went down to defeat. Gallagher $
aggreg ttion Of lumber artists
handing them a pill of 8 to 4 pro-
portions. The Lakes team was
accompanied by quite a bunch Of
fannabeiles but roofing did
mt have any effect on the umpire
The visitors complained of bad
treatment at his hands.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-07-31

St. German tourists can also
vouch for the fact that Flanagan
he who was but recently the
accredited guest to the house of
McKenzie-is TOO excitable and
too excentric in his muscallonge
fishing. They do say that when
the guide put him over the spot
where "Old 1Spoonhooks,' 1.-THE
father of St. German muskies)
usually roosts, Flanagan put
the hooks in him, but by some
hook or crook lost him in the
struggle. Flanagan, it is said,
was very much peeved over the
loss but not quite so much as
Mckenzie. How this will tickle
Tommy Macquaker' when he
finds it out.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-07-31
JUST FISH STORIES

Tourists on Little st. German
had an opportunity last Wednes-
day Of witnessing a musky tussle
that beat anything in that line
since angling became an art.
Mrs. Hans Sleitzer of Chicago,
guided by her twelve-yearold
son, hooked a 20-lb. muscallonge
in the south bay. No gaff, no
gun-but coolies Of excitement.
A long row to the resort dock
where a weapon was secured and
the fish safely landed. And yet
they tell YOU that it takes a pro
fe<sional guide to land one of
these bulldogs Of the lakes.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-07-31

Sunday, Eagle River will jour
aev to Hackley to give the mill
town bunch return game. Some
game is looked for
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-07-31

Kathan lake coughed up four
muskies last week to one party
from Everett's resort, guided by
Harry Mcintyre and Ed Lacau.
The fish weighed Z, s, II and 16
pounds. One more muskie was
hooked-but it got away.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-07-31

MrIW. D. Neville landed a Glib
black bass yesterday, and she is
therefore accredited with being
the champion lady bass angler
so far this season.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-07-31
LAUNDRY. LAUNDRY.

Don't forget the Eagle River
Steam Laundry. It's a good
thing. 10
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SHr $500 mad 9entldIanb.

9euti1 . amerItaniibe 3eitungen
meroen I'M alien 8aterloao NIT gro.
benz SntereiIe geleien, ipeil iie lid)
fret alfsipreben uno bdufig bon iorii.
ben mebr Neuiefeiten uno Nadrid.
ten bringen, nls Die oeutihen Sci.
tiingen ielbit. Die rSreie BreI;e fir
Serag" lit oriiben uberan, mobin fie
geianot miro, Elm iebr germ eeiebenel
@ait uno fam iif riibmen, Mnct4
fennilng ullo 8iir0igune gu fi1loen.
pie aus 5ablrei6en 8riefen an uns,
iofpie an Dieienieen lpeIde Dos
glatt III lire 8erpanbten i9idell,
berborgebt. @er baber ieinen Ser.
luonoten unb Sreunoen cine Sretce
ermeiien, ibnen Elm m~ilfommenes
@ei6enf MAIDEN min, Der beiteae fir
iie Die nSreie Breiie fir Seras~.
Oas Sntereiie fir Seras, pie iiber.
baupt fin ben Staat nno Ole Sc.
geno, mo Die 8ermanoten mobnen,
lit IN 9euti6lano iebr Iebboft nno
eS iii nnmoglid, IN Brioatbriefer
eiile 10 griinolide @%uffldruna nnt
9el6reibune BEG fremben 2anoes
5u se6en, pie Dies Die uSreie Breiie"
alm0dentlih tut. Sir ben geri1t-
gen Breis bon $500 berienben mir
portofrei unier reidbaltiees $50.
henblati ouf Elm Sabr an irgenb
cine @oreiie i'm Mustonoe.
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Weues bp1n Mars.

lleber Die neueiteft Warsforl6un-
gen bat Der befalrttte idmeoil6e
Nbp1ifer 9rofeiior Spante 4rrbc-
Mus ettpa 5olgenoes gedltBert: Die
11euelten Sori6ungen baben ergo
ben, oaB Der Blanet Mors cine
lebr ounne Itmoipbare bat unb
noB oleie nun iebr geringe Men-
gen 8aiierbampf entbGlt, meiter
iteigt Die xenperatur an Ser Sbet-
fl06e bes Bloneten ME iiber 10 biz
20 @rabe Geliius inter Dem &C.
frterpunft. Inter iol6en Gerbolt=
nilien oiirfte cine @egetation aus
geldlolien iein. 9agcgen bot moft
eintge gelbe @olfen entoeft, mel-
DIE offenbar aus Stoub beiteben,
Der einen groBen Sell Ser Sberfld.
de heoedt. Mcbnli6e Grandmother
bat Ser Nlien-Sorider Or. spen in
oen @iiiten Surfeitons eeieben; Ell.
nc @iite i6eint otb oos Seitlal1a
onf Sem Mars 5ll ieilt, uno iere
eelben @offen ii1to ieoenfoQs ouf
oas 8erlulttern Der 8erge 5ltrid5u-
flbren. Mos nun oie 8erge be.
trifft, 10 i1eint 5mar felt5uiteben.
bop cs oltf Dem 4lanetell Mors fel-
ne eigentlide @ebirgsfetten luie ouf
Der groe .gibt. @noererieits ober tpd-
re es gor5 irrig, menn moi on1eb-
lpen mollte, bob es auf Dem Mors
feline Sobeuunteridie0e g1be, u1b
oaB Die S6crflade oermaBen ,lipels
liert lpdre> Dab ii6 bas 8alier burd)
&anale IN gerooeu 0illien BON ie4
Dem beliebieeu Bunft gu eineul ol1-
oeren leiten laIien fonute. gs 1T
pielme6r mabriheinlid, ooB bic
SobenunteriGieoe BORT ebenio grob
lino mie auf Der grbe.
8ie loa nialt li6 ober llnter Die
len ltnlftanoen oas 8orbanoenjein
Der iogenonltell uMorsfandle@ er.
fIdren2 Mrrbenius meiIt ouf sic
aroBe Mebnlihfeit bin, lpeldc 5lui-
i6en oen Mursforten nno oen
ygrobebenfurten" ser Groe erilticrt.
Die &arten iiber Die ogrobebenIi.
nien" in Suoitaliel1 laiiell ein ablt.
lides geeR BON geraoen 2inien ct
fernlet, tpie man es bon oem 10.
%aenanntel1 uaonaliDitent" oes Mlnrs
fennt. Sogar Die parallelen &a-
llale, iueld)e 10 groBes Stounen er-
regt bubeiL laiien lid olf ben Gro.
bebenforten lcbcn. Die Sberfldde
beg 8loneteu Mors ideint bierna0
oie aren5 nno 0ner ollrdl Ginitiir-
&c oelpalteu GIT ieir, meld]e mie Die
grbbebenlinien ser groe, geroocn
2inien folaen mo oaollrdJ bcrppr-
| ~eernfen iinb, BOB Ser 0lonet ii6
in Solge Der ollmdblihen Ibfiib-
lung 5uiammen5iebt, 10 oaB Die Sin.
Sc Nilie befomnlt. Ole uMarsfana.
le" laiien olio, nod Mrrbei1iis,
ourtbaus nidt onf oos 8orbanoen.
iein oenfenoer, ia bo6intelligenter
@eien mlf oent Blnneten fdliebel.
Sc banoelt iid einfah I'M ELI @erf
Der Noturfrdfte.
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glanbt babe, boB tie fiibren niiroe,"
ullo es i6etnt, als rpen1l ct redt bot
Gr0iioclt Saft bat oltf bie &a-
iplution oes observation-disclosures ,
ourb melde 9l,,sfunft ooriiber bee.
langt lputoe, ipie bod li6 oie ge-
inmmlten Soften Ser Sffupation ser
Bbtlippinen belaufen, NIT elmer
0otl6aft eriuibert, morin er iogt,
Der 4ongreB babe aa oieiem 3mef
bis iest $3,451,9 25 bepilligt. @b-
oeiebeu BON Den bireften 9epiai-
gungen lieBen ii6 Die eripo6ienen
@usgaben aber ni6t berebnea. Sit
cine rnenti6iebene 5rage erfl1rte
CT es, ob Der llnterbalt Ser Irn1ee
ouf ben Bbilippinen teurer 81 lte-
ben fprnme, als oabeim, l1nb leines
Grmeiiens iollten ote Ser. Stoatell
bieie Soften trugen.
lleber Die Soften oes ~nnterbalts
Der 9(rmee uno Der SIotte brinet
Der Braiioent fetle poaitdnoigen
3ablenansaben BEL, erfldrt ober,
III Ser 3eit bonn Sabre 1898 big
1900 bitten oie Soften it'd auf et-
iua $5,000,000 belanferL leten aber
aus oe11 @tnfiinften Der 8biltp-
nelt beltritten iporoen uno bieier
@etrae lei iomeit eriebt morben,
boB oie Ser. Staaten Dem 4r6ipeI
nod ungefabr $1,500,000 iduloe=
telt.
Nod ser anlidt oes 9raiioentelr
bat es be5iig1ih Ser SelbiterbaItung
bon ben uberieeiiden geiibnngen
feline iolpeit gebraht, mie oie 9bilip-
pinen, oenn Die Soften Der Steuer=
erbebung, Der Boitpermaltnng oes
l~lnterbaltes Ser @eri6te, Ser, Ser,
meiiung Der Snieln I'M Snterelie
Der &onierpation ibrer -i1atiirlifen
Siilfsqneaen, Der @erbeIierut1g Der
Sliiife unb &afen uno abnli6er
@rbeitelL ieien aus ben ginfiinfteu
Der g%bilippinen geoedt moroen
uno oies lei aud nod eegenmartie
Der Sa1, ndbreno in 8orto 3ico,
Mlasfa unb in Samoi Die 8unoess
fdIIe oafiir auffommen miiIie.
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8rieftraser iuerben fliegen.

@ir Ieben i'll elmer 3eit GROCER CT.
finounsen. Ser Sortidritt henub,
Die 2llft. 9alo tperoen mir Uncle
5am's @rieftraeer mad alien Std.
tnngen fliegen ieben. Inn Die 8oft 81
beforoern. Sic 2eute baben elm ftar-
fes SntereIie ail borteilbrineeroell
@~rfinonmaen. Desbalb lit aud Or.
Sings Neip Discovery fir Suiten,
grfaltunge1 lii1o anoere Sails unS
2ungenfronfbeiten Die beliebteite Ms-
oiaitl in Mmerifo. vgs furierte mid
bon idredlidem SllltenL als @er5tc
mo Que Meoi8in nidts bnIfen."
idreibt Mrs. S. S. 9abis, Stidnei
Corner, We. ltnpergleidli6 BEL Su.
ften, @rfaltungen uno a1en 2uftrob-
renleioen. Breis SOC uno $1.00.
9robeflaide frei Bel alien apotbe-
fern.
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grobibitiOmsisabl I'M County.

gead Den 8ableeiesen tam cine
@abl u6er Brobibition crit nad
5nei Sobren mad Der lesten 8robi-
billions : 4"bitimmung obgebuIten
neroen. 9ieie 3eitbeItimmling miro
aber nidt beadtet, penn es gilt,
@unt's 2iebtnine Oil gu empfeb-
len fir Neuralsie, &beumatismus,
&opfidmer5en etc. Seit ben lesten
80 Sabren miro es als bas Bette
onerfonnt. ueberaG berfauft in SOC
un6 25c SIaihen.
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@emaltige @elpittcr meroel
aus ben uerihieocnften @egenoerl
bon Siooeutidlanb uno @eItoeutid).
lcno gemeloet. 3oblreihe glit.
idlage boben S6aoenfeuer perur.
iadt. 8ielfah lit ben 2anotpirten
Der Grnteertrag itarf perfiimmert
iuoroen. Sbitgdrten lllo Sp1tioa.
ten baben idmer gelitten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-23

Gin tragiides Glloe bat auf
benz Slugplab 2inoentbal bel 2eip+
5ie Der als Militdrluftl6iffer aus.
gebiloete 2eutnant 8reuBer BON oef
5peiten &ompagnie oes in 2eip3ig
itebeuoen Snfanterie : Megintents
$50. 107 gcfunben. @eutnant Nrcl-
Ser bate einen ltebungsflug gliids
lid beenoet uno mar i'm 9cgrifa
gu lanoen, als Die Wnlbine mil
iolder @ubt auf Die groe fratbte,
oaB Tie nmi1Illg. Der Sffi5ier fam
inter ben Motor 5ll liegen ino
iplroe ols 2eide berporge3ogcm.
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CITIZENS LEAGUE ss soS Sxx1R

CITIZENS LEAGUE se coH sEx1R
Die naditebenbem aambibatem tunrben
inbpifiert ppn Der Citizens 9eague bpn
SeTar GDuntp, nntertpurfen benz 8efhlu9
Der bempfratiihen Hrimirtuabl am q.
Smli 1912.
3ihter 81. Siftrift Ueridt:
Wm. =. NnSerfcn.
Mi6ter 81. 9iitrift : @eridt:
Il. 3. Ntiner.
Hidter 73. Siitrift 0eridt;
GIamSe y. Nirftes>.
Stitritt : anipalt:
Clinton @. Srewft.
9ifrift : Glerf:
AnHrcs Coy IT..
Gpmntb : 3idtcr:
Jantes 4. Darts.
County @t9ter (Gipil- 5aae)
Jshn 3. Glarf.
County : Glerf:
Sranf 4. Nemfem.
Sheriff:
Jehn 10. Gebin.
County, : Mntualt:
Dar Gespts.
County : Solicitor:
!. Sraitf GALLAGHER.
@ountb : afeiior:
Hettry Seerner.
County : 5dabmeifter:
Peter p. Ssefeen.
County : Surbebor:
Sranf %. Dc Hyntel.
superintendent Der %5ffemtl. sdmlcm:
p. S. Stewart.
Seffentlider @dser:
u. 6. Ross.
Sriebensridter, Ereainft Sc. 1:
4. Hell Campbell.
Sriebensrihter, 9re5intt 4o. 2:
Ben :. Stsf.
Sofffabler, Hre5tntt Np. L:
g. y. Gidbirtart.
Gomutp= aOmmiidr, 8resinft go. 4:
=. 4. Gantfft.
Gumntp= 9ummifar, 3resintt @o. 2:
GRas. 4. Gmtseit.
Gpmntp= 9ommiiiar, 9re5inft go. 3:
II. 3. tifcse.
Gpantp s%aummiidr, @resiutt SO. 4:
5enry Meyer.
aesislatur. MitsIieber:
Gbefter 3. Gsrren,
.. u. Me2lseiu,
SernRarS Setpeetnann, IT,.
Otte wabrmunS.
0esen bic nGin Ianm : Serridaft".
(Guseiae.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-23
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flung lit griinolih. llnoeroauli6feit
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INNER aebraudt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-23

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