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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-29
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-29

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-29
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
News Forecast of Week
Events of Importance Anticipaf'
 in all Parts of the Country

WASHINGTON D. C. 27:Pednt Taft will spend the first in Mckinley TppecanOe Club Cleveland the dedication in Wednesday tb dinner 
 La Toilette ot invitations Publishers Friday
 
 
  of privileges
  flour market the bal Following privilege the Of substitution appeared
  Southwest freight chief of the shippers is that Gulf entitled made. haul rail United States Indictments five defendants
  in violation of sherman antitrust law
 of win include the welcome demonstration in Boston in honor of paum Archbishop Prender PhoadePha the naugurat of General Manuel Bon pes Of Robert BdenPowe the hero Mafekns who is to make tour of the United
  the founder
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
BASEBALL NOTES

Manager Joe Kelley. of the Toronto team. will take his Maple Leafs to Macon, Ga, for spring training.
 Mike Finn will probably get seS- eraI og the youngsters signe1 by the Giants for his MCtiie Southern league team.
 play 132 or 156 gIines will be decided when the scheduie CommIt'ce meets in Fort Wayne, Feb. q.
 Vean Gregg, tEe Cleveland twirler, had Ed Walsh's number last season. Vean pitched foW times against Big Ed and won all four games
 Pop Anson has joined the come backs" He will go wiyh the Cubs on the spring training trip and show the youngsters how 10 kit out the sdie ones.
 Pearl Casey, one of the best known ball players on the Pacific coast and former manager 0. Gle Portland tearG, has been appoint ed an umpire in the Pacific Coast leaSue. If the Cardinals don't make good with Ten Million iu the outlield Roger Bresnahan will toss away Ten Million as easy as a sailor cnueks away a dime.
 The Boston Nationals will rear range their park so that it can be possible for a home run to be hit in side the enclosure. Fine-for the oth- CT seven teams in the league.
 Manager Jimmy Burke, of the ln- dianapolis team, says he has gather ed the choice article in Pitcher LOT en Hixon. Lorne formerly shot 'em over for the Newark Ohio State lea que team. Real First basemen are as scarce as ice cream soda in jail. Both Chi cago and Pittsburg are willing to pay 1 the limit for a player of the caliber of a Chase, a Daubert or Konetchy. | If organized baseball tries to put anything over on the new Columbian | league the sherman antitrust law will come to bat according to John T. Powers. president of the new or 1 ganization.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28

Sacks Of ore may be seen piled mp al various points along the Naco- zari railroad between NacoZari and Agua Prieta. and there are more burro trains in opeation from the hills to the railroad than have been seen for a long, long time. The hills are full of prospectors, and in Naco zari and at the outlying properties. many of which have now long been idle strangers are seen, people who have come to investigate conditions and to examine properties which have been brought 10 their atteiaion, prospective investors and developers If the rich country that can be found in Sonora. This is the statement oi j. E. C'TanEle'D Johnson. who has just returned from some claims which he has about sixty miles east of Nacozari He was also looking for a leasing opportunity of which he heard. but which he was unable to obtain. owing to the prevalence ot small pox in the country which he visited, he decided 10 abandon plans for the time being. and to return to that district later. in the course oi six weeks. by which time he thinks the epidemic now prevailing should be suppressed.
 The country which makes Nacoza. ri headqusrters is coTfsng back into prosperity. according to the obserya. tion Of Johnson. Times are now bet ter than they were for some time be fore the recent civil war. and are evidently once more on the upward trend. With the present prevailing prices of metals, mining is profitable, and mines that have been idle are tesuming. Not the least encouTa ging of his observations were the mum bers he saw inquiring into proper ties, the demand that is appearing for properties. the deals that he heard of pending. He says il has been lcng since the humble burro has been iu such demand as at the present time, and pack trains may be seen coming out of the hills to the rail road. where the ore sacks are piled up waiting shipment to the Douglas smelters-
 Improvements at Nacozari.
 As & matter Of precaution cush- ion dam has been built by the Moete- zuma Copper company at Nacozari 10 protect the big dam it erected. IL has also made different arrange ments to dispose of the tailings, which are now carted up-a tramway ana are forming a little mountain of waste. instead of gong into the river as formerly This method will pre- vent a repetition of the trouble that resulted from a rising flood when the bridge at Nacozari went out about year ago. The Pilares, he states is producing mOre concentrates now than ever before. and the output oi the company is large and increasing There is no labor trouble either al Nacozari Garcia or Nacozari Pilares and peace has succeeded the la,e wal.
 May Purchase Caridad
 Johnson states that he heard thert had been taken about five tons oi smelter samples from the Caridad and that the Phelps Dodge interests were contemplating the taking over of this well known property. He also heard that a deal was pending fol the Fl Globo, of which Charles RO rnadka, Of Douglas. is the manager for his own and Milwaukee interests He was informed there had beer turned down leasing proposition
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
THIS DATE IN HISTORY"
 IANllARY 22

1752-Peter the Great of Russia died. Born in 1872. 1S11-Branch Of United States Rank opened in Cincinnati. lS22-Alexande Mackenzie. Canadi- an statesman, born. Died April r. 1892
 IS33-Charles George Gordon (Gordon Pasha") born in Woolwich. England. Killed at Khartum, Jan. 26, 1885. lS34-Kentucky Common School so- ciety organized at Frankfort. lS7l-Paris surrendered to the Ger mans after a siege Of 13l days. lS91-William Peffer elected United States senator from Kansas.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
GENERAL MINING NEWS SONORA MINING LOOKS
 BETTER THAN IN YEARS
District About and East of Nacozar Wakens and Sacks OI Ore Are Stacked at Points Along Railroad Some Elk ceptonally Rich Strikes Are Made and Deals Are Pending.

by the company. on the ground that sale was contemplated which q lease might interfere with.
 Some Rich Strikes
 Near Cabullona. which is only a dozen miles south of the line. Bob TribOlett is operating property but four miles from the railroad. and is taking out ore that runs seven ources in gold and eighty ounces in silver.
 Jim Noland is operating the Mata- pais. and is said to have a ten-inh vein which runs as high as 2.0s0 ounces in silver. He is cleaning up. net. about Sl.500 per day.
 The Last Chance was 9ptioned for s25 900. and later other parties came along and offered SG0,0O0. which was accepted. Later, and before the first option expired, the parties returned to complete the deal. and now there Is a law suit pending. It at least shows a demand for properties that look good to the prospective investor. This property is near Picacho.
 Good news to the silyer-lead min srs. and this is a branch that is just now receiving more attention in that section than copper. is Che statement that the Pearson interests are to put up a reduction plant at Dos Cabezas which will handle custom ore Of this character.
 Finds Small Pox Raging
 Johnson visited JoroQuita and Oputo, near which he has claims. and it was there that he found smal pox most prevalent. He saw one grave in which there were laid fiys father, mother and three children There were many virulent cases. and deaths appalangly frequent. An American physician is now there, and is introducing sanitation. He z requiring the burning Of some of the shacks. and it is expected that the disease will soon be checked. The fact that Johnson was suffering with 6 swollen face, having taken cold iI an ulcerated tooth. combined with the prevalence Of small pox. led him to return to Bisbee for a time, but with the intention of going back tC that part Of Sonora by or before spring and operating either his owE claims or taking lease on others He looks for Sonora @ be soon en ] toying the best and most prosperous times in it's history, at least that part cf it which he visited on his re [ cent trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.

Your druggist will refund money If PAZO OINTMENT fails 10 cure any case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 10 fl days. SOC.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
Phelps Dodge Mercantile (
Children's Headwear

We have a new line of hats and caps for boys at all ages The new bowl hat IS very attractive head dress for small boys It represented in coorS such as blue, brown, grey and black and white checked
 There are several numbers that are equally as attractive priced from 65c to 125 Boys caps starting at 3 cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28
Men s Caps

The most appropriate cap for all occasions that has ever been sold is the utility cap. It is exception ally good for automobilng and golfng as well as being suitable for many other purposes It light in weight but strongly made, making it comfortable the head and substantial in wear
 Priced each l............ ................. .S1.25
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-28

Suits formerly special
 formerly special No
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-15

obne Wiile 300 TerTonen 3u9Teid I'm.
terbringen, a6er es geiudhrt ON mon-
den Sogen $50 - ESQ 2cuten llnter.
flnft. Die freitpiIIigen @aben, oie
obne iebe Rontrolle in Sen SpierItof
Der Stride gelegt neroen, oeden falrm
Elm 9rittel oOer Elm giertel ser ao-
item, @an5e Samilien fonlnlen, orci
biz bier M1ol in ser Soiiorl, INT
SnmStug gfof,t bier foItcnIos 2ogis
81 finben mo ON Sonntdg cine Gar.
tie 5t MAIDEN. Die 1uten M6nde pa.
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Sraoition nid,t a6gcben, oie ie6cm
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feline offi5iellc llnteritiibitng oic flei.
ne SnbDention, ole es bon ISrnnfreidl
botte, INT ibm Dor ettpa 10 Sa6ren
ent5ogci woroen. Hur oouf beoeli-
tender SdIcnfungeil uno Ser 6etr1d)t.
liflen GiHfiinfte aus ieiltcn @iitern
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mer aroberen Sdaren 81 beiufpn
Damn miro eS 9e3pungen iein. fcite
Ereile 81 er6ehen tpie onS Spfpis oes
&letnen Ct. Bernhard uno bas
Stmplon , Soipi5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-15
Cine ~merfpiiroiee Ghier-
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-15

beidfuerIidc Tetterpariic Iber id)rof'
fes Selsgemirr. Die ieoo6 plotlid) boz
einem Idroff nbIalfeuoen gbbang Elm
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Suribes, oaB ser 2eoporo lid irgeno,
no in Der 81 mcinen 8iiBen l~iegenoen,
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iid,t eines Shiuor3cn om 8ltBe Der
Siigel suriifacloiien, IN 8orouslidt
etpdiger idhnieriger a%leiterpartien
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mengcbmocncr Stridc 5un1dit mel.
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oomit bieier Sen 9eoparoen oufn1erf.
lam madlte, Der eben gentGblih aug
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-15

Die In Der SIhpti5 mo III TranrraiM
Tr6eit iuhen. 8anf Ser Tiiriorqe bes
@oipi5es fin6en lie otf Sicicm tud6.
reno Der S6necseit 10 ecfG6rliden
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ieliten Nrbeitergrltppet nno 0icIe M
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mo Inauit lit oicies Observation-Disclosures.
%tiltititt mir nod fir Meni9c Gin Grt
aer Tilaerldlaft ODER ser not6men0i.
zen 3nflt6t Die meiitcn 6ctrodteu
.cS olS ehi biIliaes Sotel. in Sem lie
lpcnigiienS aui einc Rud1t oute Inter
hriiit fiu0cn. 8icIc unfortunate @aits
tettnoliAfeit reruriodt benz @robcn
81 Bernhard . Soipia ME III Ser
Suiltration mitaethrilt miro, 6cSeil.
felloe Soften gs nifnmt iGbrlif,
10000 Reriouer 0uf. uon oencH ct.gl
10000 SoariiRn .iin9. q .faim
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-15

Michigan avenue.
Oscar Eichacher, 1894 Wyoming.
Eug. Deyine, 1928 Temple PL, sales
man.
Charles H, Nelson, prop. Silver Gril
Restaurant, It'll and st. Charles.
BENZ. schumacher, 3239A Indiana
postal clerk
w. f. Herkert, Treas. st. Loui
Trunk Hdw. Co., 600 Chouteau Av,
w. G. Babcock, 505S Highland Ave
salesman Heinz Pickle Co.
Geo. Tichacek, 1916 S. Grand Ave.
painter.
Paul Brown, 10 Washington Terrace
broker.
The following are a few Of m,
former patients who live out of st
Louis. You may know some Of then
ask them about me. II will pa,
you.
B. Flynn, Murphysboro. ILL.,, merch
ant.
C. Fl Schrieber, Nashville, Ill, r. F
d. No. l, farmer.
E. Hanson, Vigus, Mo-, quarryman-
Eli Meiser, Paragould, Ark, banker
j. Howell, Kirkwood, Mo-, contractor
j.. E. Davis, Bunker Hill, Ill, farmer
Paul Brace, Jefferson City, Missouri.
c. F. Borberg, st. Clair, Mo-, ex
sheriff.
Saml. Landau, 5623 Commonwealtf
ave-, Maplewood, Mo-, salesman.
Fred Gaertner, Alhambra, H., farmer
Geo. Fiteninger, 17O5 College Ave.
East st. Louis. Ill, carpenter.
/. G. Williams, Vale Mines, Mo.
T. Meisner, Jerseyvine, Ill, farmer
DR.. Hutson, Benton, H., practitioner.
Geo. Maurer, Collinsville, ILL.,, miner.
F. j. Steger. 223 Collinsvine, Ave,
East st, Louis, Ill, real estate.
Fl. B. Horton, Birds, ILL.,, farmer.
G. S. Davis, Fayette, Mo-, stoekman.
III. R. Willoughby, Granite City, III.
j. A. Leu, Highland, ILL.,, postmaster.
J.. Gouy, French Village, ILL.,. farmer.
A. Smith, BelleviHe, Ill, carpenter.
R. Colon, Limestone, Tenn, farmer.
H. Uhl, Talmage, Neb., contractor.
DR.. j. Mace, Galatia, Ill, vet. surg'n.
Alex. Maule, B~elleville, Ill, miner.
B. c. Elkins, Montgomery City, Mo.
H. Bassett. Bethalto. ILL.,. farmer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-15
Der mooernc Komfort auf oem
Groben st. Sernbaro.

Ser beriibmte mo6erne &omiort,
Den 0ie 4oteliers 81 iGrem Sbeal er.
boben BADEN, unO dridl ouf oen
@ipfeIn Ser Alpen bis Ill 5000 Me.
ter Sobe einiiibren, berrl6t nliumebr
aud an ctrem Grt. Sen nj in irii.
beren 3citen aIs Dos einionIte, lpelt.
berlaIienIte Mini ar3uieben gepobnt
mar, IN Dem Soipi5 auf Dem GroBen
ct, Bernhard. Ter 9ouriIt, Der ben.
re oieIen BON 10 uieier Homantif iim-
iponnenen 3uflud]t5ort beirdt iinbet
bier iein glltes Glen, iein giltes 9ett
nit idneeipeiber 8GIhc, finoet elef.
triides 2idt ln6 3entralbei5una,
nidt MIR in Den groBen Meitaura.
tiousr1umen, ion0crn aud in
ben meiiten cin5cluen Sim.
meru, mie IN einem erItflaiiigen
Sotel. llnO oos ein5ig l~lnmoSerne
IN oielem Somfort Der Neu3eit lit 0ab
Die aufnabme nod mie Dor foItenIos
erfolgt. 8octiIde Seelen meroen
obne 3peifel %beoauern, noB bier Ser
allies gleidmahenoe @eiit Der @egen.
mart anh all cine St6tte ge6runoen
lit, beren altgebeiligte lraOitionen
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tbun baben; nbef Der Sreunb ser @crt
&c uno Dor alien Scr 9cnllscr oes
aipls miro nit I~anf6arfeit oieIen
lnermarteten Sortihritt beariiBen.
Die nalcriifle Stimmung oes Ortes
leioet oarunter fallnt, Oenn lie berubt
bGtptlodlidI auf benz @inSrud ser
l~trenglten acknowledgements, 0en iel6it
pdbreno Der idoniten Somntertaae
Dos 6eliendnos berporruit, bon Dem
iih oas SoipiS rubiq uno ernIt, mie
cine faum b%emobnte 8eltnng, obbebt.
Die beriibmten 8ernboroiner Sunoe
ruben nod INNER als a~rapitGtildJc
Bndtpolten in DER Come ooer atti
Dem Sdnee uno tragen OaS ein3iae
Moment Der ~bepobnten menihliden
Rieoerloiiltngei in oieie erbabene
Bilonis. Ereteu mir ober 6onn bin,
eii IN oas Soipia 10 l1Bt MIR bic
8itte unb @nItfreunolihfeit 6er
Wonhe Die Grinnerung oaIlcGen ar
lene id6nen 2~egenSen. Die rns ols
ainoer entBiidten non oieieln from
men aipl bod obci, bon sen Sunocn
Die 5u &etterii Der gerirrten meroen
Das Soipi5 lit mebr uno mebr Al
eiicin Sonrilteu5entrum aerporSen
nnS non 2cilten nller aIaiicn imS al
Ter Stdnoe bcftdt miro 1sm 6riib
lolr uno I'M SCRIPT fomneu bie str
better ais Dem lbol bon 2loiia I'M
os'. benof1nrten. @cgenoen BicrIer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-15

ldeitci6 If6cr 6tn in Ser 1iff Idjue.
benoent 5appelaben Sumo in @utb qe.
ratben, nnd Nfienmanier oie boiler.
liditen 9uftipriinge mod)te. glotIif
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elm 8lib elm acl6er. idlloufer aorper
berpor, Ser 2eopnro, Der, nod,oem
er inns foiim crblidt botte, 10 ella
hno geihidt bie Observation-Disclosures
Selspaib bineufflettertc, BOP meme
&ilgel fchlgina. gudl Serr b. n.
%fciterte nod 5meimal, trof ieood chen.
iofpeni9. Gam tporen belize 9biere
Der @ib6on mar DEM 2eoporben
Itets oidt ailf Sen Serien gebIieben-
5ipii6en Den ScIsbloden peri9iutln.
oen.
Gen 2eopnrb babe id Ieitoe1n nidt
mebr 81 @eiidt bcfommen. gr botte.
nadoem ibnt crit eininul oie allQelt
nm Die Sbrer ecpfiffen fporen, icin
Saaoreoier in cine anoere @eaeno
perlegt. Gicies Grfcbnis bat 10.
ipobl bel meil1cm @oit als aud, BEL
mir Den Ginorllf berporgerufen, ols
OBJ 5niiden ienem 2eoporocn uno be!n
8ibbon ettpus iuic Elm Srernoidnfts.
biinonis %6eitauoen baden mlib, Sa sic
idrilfen Sdreie oes gffcn bcli gar5cn
llmitan0en nodj MIR 8arnungSiignn.
lie fir bas Maubtbier iee;n fonilten.
l1no id %5ipeiile aild nifi. Dob ser
@ibbon idon beim eritenmal, ols if
ibn Dor Der 3elsipalte boden io1
bort iosuiaaen als 8ddtcr fir Ieinep
bon ben nddltliden M~aub3iiaen aus.
rabenoen 5reuno gofto oefobt bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-15
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T. Davidson, Duquoin, ILL.,, merchant
VIM. Grothe, st. Charles, Mo-, sales
man.
Jacob Stark, Belleville, Illinois.
Alex. verdot. Bonnots Mill, Mo-, just
ice of the peace.
]. H. Hogg. Fulton, KY, farmer.
James Legrand, Red Granite, Wis.
{. M. Tugel, Hermann, Mo, R. F. d
B F. Graft. Walnut Ridge. Arkansas
merchant.
Geo. Stephen. 314 Center Str, Des
Moines, Ia, clerk.
F. A. Droste, Walbert, Mo-, farmer.
j, w. Parker, Buckhorn, Mo-, farmer.
VIM. Schuette. Huey, Ill, farmer.
F. Reink.nsmeyer, Shattuc. Ill, far
mer.
&. ]. Gresham. Eddyville, KY, hard
ware merchant.
Fl. 4. Miler, OEawyilIe, Mo-, Justice
OF the pt ace.
III G. Riggs, Charlottesville, Missouri.
~. Dean, Hornersville, Mo-, farmer.
Emil Eoettger, Bunker Hill, Illinois.
". swisher, Mulkeytown, Ill, farmer.
Charles Heinzmann. Christopher. III ,
butcher.
F. A. Wood, Bergman, Mo-, farmer.
w. Dyson, Woodson, Ark, merchant.
Alex. Meyer, Carlinville, Ill, miner.
T. Shields, Eureka, Mo-, dairyman.
Levi La Rose. Elvins, NO., miner.
James Faust, Hayti, Mo-, farmer.
George Osterle, Belleville, Ill
]. II. Hughes, Seattle, Washington.
5, Alexander, Charleston, Mo-, banker.
Chas. Hicks, Hope, N. D., farmer.
A P. Greene, Lester, Ark, secretary
Lester Milling Co.
A. d. White, Pevely. Mo-, farmer.
{. A. Walker, Pevely, Mo-, dairyman.
Frank d. Dillman, Kennett, Missouri.
j. Frankenberg, Springfield, Mo-, care
United Iron Works, craftsman.
r. Tiermenstein, Benton, Mo-, miller.
j. lseman, Pennington, Mo-, meroh-
ant.
j. W. Bishop, Owensboro. KY, rail-
way mail clerk.
w. c. Wilson, Elbridge, Tenn, far
mer.
John West, Bloomington, ILL.,, fore
man saddlery shop.
A. H. Mcclure, Murphysboro, Ill, far
mer.