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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-20

You can say goodbye to constipa-
ton with clear conscience If you
use Chamberlain's Tablets. Many
nave been permanently cured by their
use. For sale by all dealers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-20
ATTEMPT ASSASSINATE JUDGE.
Bomb Sent to Judge Rosalsky, of
Now York COurt

New York, March 16.-An at
tempt to kill Judge Otto A. Rosalsky,
Of the Court Of General Sessions,
with a bomb, came within a hairs
breadth Of being successful tonight.
1t was only defect-said to be a
small accumulation OF dirt--in the
mechanism OF the Internal machine,
which the judge had unsuspectingly
opened, that saved him from proba-
Bile death or certain injury
rho bomb later exploded while be-
ing examined by Inspector Egan, of
the bureau OF combustibles, serious
ly wounding him about the face and
arms.
The intended victim Of the eXplo-
sion has been given a great deal of
publicity lately in connection with
the Brandt case. 1t was Judge Ro-
salsky who sentenced Brandt to a 80
year term for burglary at NJ l..
Schiff's home in 1907, and who re-
Gently reversed his action.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-20

Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
won it's great reputation and extern
sivc sale by its remarkable cures or
coughs, colds and Group. 1t can be
depended upon. Try it. Sold by all
dealers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-20
Cyclone in Virginia

Petersburg, Va.-The worst cy-
clone in its history struck Farmville,
wrecking three residences, badly
damaging five, beside the Presbyte-
rian church, and doing damage to two
stores.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-20
Damage Around Dnnville.

DanVille, Va.-An almost continu-
Gus and unprecedented rain fall in
this vicinity. and extending for many
miles in every direction, swept away
bridges. inundated electric light and
power plants, caused complete cessa-
ton OF trolley traffic and tied up
practically every manufacturing and
commercial cntcrnriSo in this city
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-09
WIDEST RANGE IS
PERMITTED
CITY SLOGAN CONTEST Is OPEN
TO ALL SAYS CHAIRMAN.
Five Dollar Prize Will Go to Best
Idea: Each Contestant May Submit
A. Many Slogans a. He Desires.

Chairman II. G. Campbell, Of the
committee on publicity and promo
tion Of the Dallas Commercial club
70 whom has been referred the mat
Ter Of selecting a suitable slogan for
the CITY states that so far there have
bean few responses to the request oi
the committee in the prize contest
He announces that the widest lau-
tude is given in this contest ANY
nerson who is a bona-fide resident
of Dallas may enter the contest ana
may submit as many slogans as they
desire. The only restriction is that
tbev must not consist Of more than
five words each.
Here is an opportunity for some
bodv 10 gather in the prize Oh S'.Oo
oeered by the club for the best slo-
gan II should prove an incentive
for original ideas. Enclose your
slogan or slogans in an envelope. To-
getber with your name. and address
n ~ Fl C.. Campbell, chairman OF
hand il 10 him. and fl viii be con-
siderpd.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-09
NEW BUILDINGS TO
RISE RAPIDLY
WORKAIEN RUSH OPERAIlO->0
ON FACTORY.
Adjustable Electric Socket COM
pany's Plant Under Way: Location
Ideal For Purpose.

with work going forward on the
Armsby plant and, in another sec
tion of town a number of men en-
gagged in constructing a building to
he used by the Adjustable Electric
Socket company, the hum Of in
dustrv' is noticeable in Dallas man
district The factory oi
the latter company. as has before
been stated. will be located on the
: F. c. & W. tracks east Of the
iunction with the I. & NJ. on lot
purchased from ]. G VanOrsdel ana
nrovides the company with an ideai
iocstion Manager Charles W Min
mich saws the building will be one
story in height and viii be- coNereu
With corrugated iron. All OF the
narts Of the new lamps viii not pe
manufactured here. but il Is 10 th's
factory that a portion OF the paris
will be made and the lamps assem-
bled.
II is planned to manufacture some
of the other articles which the COM
many will put out in Dallas, and ma
cbfrerv 10 do this viii be installed
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-09
HAS VALUABLE WAR SOUVENIR

l. c. KoSer Owns Copy oi f"p7
Printed at Vicksburg During sieI''
L. c Koser. Of Rickreall, VINO va wa,
in Dallas on Monday showed ns
Observer a copy OF the .DallY ~.
zen dated July ?. 1858. II We va
printed at Vicksburg during "
siege Of that CITY by the '
forces under General Z. s Grant anu anu
the supply Of print paper nav l-.-
been exhausted. the publisher -
ed to the expedient Of printins tn.
issue upon wall paper. The snss. p
printed upon one side Only 49,
uaper. and teens with news oi 'l.5
war I'm and around Nicks'HT-'
though its news from the i-t
limited In one place the h'a-- :
made that General Grant VIII new.
D. able 90 realize his am'- -llo' '...-
citing Fourth Of Julv dinner "i
the city of xfckshurE hu- in p
rrr of the paper. is found l -
mission that hes liable %"
au- 1rr. Kczsr who Uzs
0f the 14sth Penrs-iFar.
f-rzr+-~ ENGAGED in the sls==
-r the r7-sr himself and
rroud Cf 3D.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-09
LUMBER MILL AND CAR SHOTS
BUSY WITH ORDERS AND
MEN EMPLOYED ON
FULL TIME.
NEW DRY KILN is READY
Modern Additions TO Dallas Plant
Adds to Effectiveness; Orders Plcn-
tiful: Railroad Company Rebuiid7
Bridges; Motor Car Once More i'll
Commission.
Commission

There may be portions of the city
that are quiet, and there may be
some who will declare that times are
not any too rushing, but there are
no indiactions of lack of work around
the plant of the Dallas Lumber ana
Logging company and the shops OF
fhe Salem Falls City & Western rail-
way. Here everything is lively and
the large force of men employed in
both institutions find plenty to do
during every work hour.
Dry Kiln Completed.
The big modern dry kiln which a
Tacoma company is building at the
lumber mill plant is about ready for
use. or will be by the end OF the
week, following which it will be test
ed and turned over to the company
if found satisfactory. This is one ol
the very latest models in dry KIN
construction and adds a material val
ne to the capacity of the big pint
The company reports plenty OF or
ders on hand and every department
of the mill is kept in continuous OPP
Grafton during the day time. Goou
time is being made on the big oruel
for the Pullman Car company aho
this. in addition to other orders Is
giving the force plenty to do.
Railroad is Active.
a force of bridge carpenters IN th'
employ of the S., +. c. w. com
pany is engaged in rebuilding th'
bridges between Falls City and BlacF
Rock. These structures, of Whicr
there are several, have been in use
Tor eight years and in order TO rene"
their effectiveness they are all pelhA
practically rebuilt.
The motor car, which has been OH
the run for some two months Wen
into service again Sunday ana Il
working nicely. During its stay ]"
the local shops the car has peer
thoroughly overhauled. Many Wort
parts have been replaced and Il'
machinery made as good as new. l
Is now doing duty in place oI wv
coaches and the steam engine WhicI
have been used heretofore.
The force at the car shops "i'
busy with repair work for their owl
road and for the Southern fac''''
Saturday a locomotive from the Sher
idan & Willamina railroad was sen
here for minor repairs Whlch
completed Sunday and the si.S''
sent hack TO be ready for bushes
Monday morning.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-09
JOHN FRAKES GETS JOB FOR
$315: WILL MOVE CITY HALL
AND GRAND THEATER TO
MAKE ROOM.
NEW LOT BOUGHT FOR $525
City Acquires Site For Warehouse;
Mayor Craven Appoints Park
Board; Ash Street Sewer Accepted
on Conditions; Property Owners to
Pay For Curbs on Mill Street.

Contract for the moving of the city
hall and the Grand theater, I'm order
to provide room to squeeze in the
$4,000 Carnegie library building on
the corner lot at Court and Church
street, was awarded at last nights
session of the council to John Frakes
on his bid of 1915. The only other
bid submitted was for $3.50 and came
from Weldon Black. This settles the
matter. and the library will go on
the city hall site.
The finance committee to whom
had been left the matter of purchas-
ing a lot upon which to construct
CITY warehouse reported that they had
bought a lot from DR.. Mark Hayter
on Ash street between Church and
Main for $525
Park Board Appointed.
Mayor Craven announced the APP
pontment Of the city park board as
authorized by resolution of the coun-
ell adopted some time since. The
hoard as named consists of John II.
Miller. N. l.. Guy and U, 5. Grant
They are to have charge of the, city
park and all improvements at the
mark must be made under their dl-
rection.
Mayor Craven reported that he
had conferred with property owners
on Court street east of Jefferson rel
ative to changing property lines 10
conform to the balance OF the street
and said that the owners had agreed
to an arrangement whereby a sur
yeyor was to establish the lines
To Pay For Curbs.
Property owners on MIL street
having announced their willingness
to nav for the concrete curbs placed
an the street, east of Jefferson two
wears ago. when the council started
10 improve that thoroughfare, the
CITY Recorder was instructed to SEND
bills for the improvement to those
affected.
Nayor Craven was authorized to Is
sue a proclamation TO property own
ers and others, directing them to cut
the weeds and grass along the streets
In front Of their property lines
Sewer Accepted ON Condition
ON motion it was ordered that the
reyy Ash street sewer be accepted by
the city on condition that the con-
b tractor. Dennis q Christianson. place
d the surface of the street where the
mounds from the trenches now exist
I'm as good condition as previously
as called for in their contract
CITY Treasurer w. G. Nassal was
.,-.,f.d a leave Of absence for 80
I dsvs dating from August 1.
. Wsrr.nts we're ordered drawn as
follows. For $1,000 to take up sew
.r outlet. crusher and roller bohas'
for $50 10 pay interest on ouisiand-
inp sewer bonds: for $50 10 pay IN
p terest on outstanding general iunu
warrant
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-09

FIFTEEN ARE INITIATED
Work Done BY Dallas Team is Highly
Praised: Prominent Artisans De-
liver Addresses: Elaborate Ban
quet is Feature of Successful Oc-
casiOn: Gifts Presented.

With more than 900 members OF
the order present from Dallas, Salem
Wells. Whiteson, Airlie, and Rlckre-
all, including supreme officers from
Portland and Salem, the second model
meeting of the United Artisans ever
held in the United States, took place
last night in this city and is declared
to have been a pronounced success
in every way. Fifteen candidates
including a number from Dallas, and
from other assemblies, were initiated
by the Dallas team. Following the
ceremonies there were speeches by
prominent Artisans and an elaborate
banquet at the Woodman hall round
ed out an evening of pleasure ana
profit to all concerned
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-09
Come in Autos.

Large assemblies were present
from other assemblies. They began
arriving early in the evening, ana
came in autos and auto trucks, the
latter being filled with joyous mem
hers of the order seeking a goou
time Each incoming delegation her
aided its arrival with blaring trum-
rets and shouts of welcome greeted
them. The delegations met at WOOD
man hall and marched in body to
tba National Guard Armory where
tba exercises of the evening took
place. ,..--,.--
The interior of the big auditorium
was tastefully decorated for the oc-
oaeion and presented a very hand
some appearance. The initiatory
work was performed by the team
from the Dallas assembly under the
direction of Mrs. Ella Watt, supreme
instructor and Mrs. Ella Metzger' To-
oaI instructor. and was said to have
boo,, one Of the finest eXempliticauons
Of the beautiful work Of the order
orar seen on the Coast. For weeks
+ho foam has been working hard To
norfact itself under the direction oi
The above ladies and their success
nos credit to their individual effort
ond to the ability Of their instruct
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-09
Rock CrusIler Moved.

The county rock crusher '''
nlant No. 2. on salt Creek. was Oh
arondav. removed % a new location
al the lee yard southwest oi ine
rftv where it viii work during the
-.-rsrrFer Of the season
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-09

of July 6l5 IN
built for the purpose Inc structure
which Swedish orck ana
dressed granite horseshoe magnet onV Tue
of Swedish the
middle rocky slope ana at ecn o.
nonts where building hill square Watch tower
The the
special challenge cups
middle OF the
arcade The around the arena Oy WHICH ~
form of the stadium celebrated
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-09

II is announced that modern con-
c-s-o lawn tennis courts viii De con-
.--urfef on a site to the rear Of me
.H,.az OF the Dallas Lumber ana
r..----- rr-rsrr and the salem
F.rr CITY d western railway com
pauies
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-09
Bnhs

uorn-ro 1Ir. ard Mrs Thos- J.
AIs.p. In North Dallas. on Ihufsp'''
July q. a son. ,.
r-.-. To SIR. and Mrs stanley
crook. 90 their home nortn "i INV
r-tv on Friday. July 8. son.
Ran-To Mr and Mrs buife-
uos. az their home on Levens street.
oil, sunday. July Q. son
rorr-To Nr. and Mrs oiai ser
an at tss-r home 60 south Dallas
- sunday. July g. a daughter.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-09
Married

-r.r..- Rasmussen and Miss Eiae-
.-.---r.z-ref- were married ~
------- r-zze I'd r. C1ad at bis OF
s- che court house on SATURDAY,
earning. July O. H0tA
------= are vsU-Er1-n and re
est 1f the city,
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-09
SPEAKER OPPOSES SINGLE TAX
,,,.,.,r Of Movement VIII Addrc--
People Of Polk SATURDAY

ID. stevens. heralded as T-o-
-.l- in direct legislation" VIII speak
on the folly and injustice of the s.A-
-f- tar.zt the court house in Da--as
~ SATURDAY. night. July 10. at
O'Clock lI-. stevens win cheeri--.s
debate the question with any single
--~a-. and answer all questions. Al-
--..-.-- FREE EVERYBODY Invited
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-09

does me any good and who reiuse
10 support Il on such nimsy excuses
p,t thank goodness. there are other
public spirited men here who look %
he matter differently and who have
done their share in heiping 70 Keep
the club in existence.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-09
Sperchcs and Banquet.

EolIowiug the ceremonies address,
,,-sre delivered by II. S. Hudson
Of Portland. supreme master Artlsah
-. Attornev-GeneraI Crawford ana
-. t,a master Artisans Of each as
III. participating in the meeting.
Mrs L. 4. Dibble, of Portland ="
o11-l,royyn member Of the order
H. cave short address. Following
-, snaecbes the outgoing master ar
tisar F G. Wing. of Dallas was
..rasa,tad bv the local assembly with
=. s1sgsnt solid gold emblem ring
- ,riss Winnifred Wing was pre-
santa5 with an elaborate brooch set
with pearls.
T-ba members Of the order then re-
- ,o the Woodman hall where
- Elaborate banquet prepared by the
-,.r,bsrs Of the Dallas assembly was
-s,,.s5 II was late. or rather an
--l,. bour when the ceremonies OF
-. night were over and the visiting
s.rsgstiors left for their homes. con
s5sTt that they had enjoyed one OF
~, - pleasing evenings in their
7N - e-s- model meeting Of the
.--5---s Was held some time ago in
2-r---F cal. and the Dallas ana 70
- -frrt was the second in the his
t--- OF the order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-19
32-inch White BatiSte instead of 25c a yard
 for 1Oc

This is not the first time that We have made this offer during the "Silver Ju- bilee." On each occasion some of our customers have availed themselves of this splendid opportunity. We know that there must be still others who will appre- ciate the economy. This batiste is to be recommended for making summer dresses for women and children.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-19
Women'S $500 Auto
 Coats for $3.95

These coats speak their own speech or economy Genuine linen coats cut along fashionable lines in a full range of sizes
 (Women's Garments, Second Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-19
Four Diamonds Worth Sl70 a Karat
 for S16O

These four stones are taken from our diamond records. blue white and perfect cut diamonds. with slight carbon imperfections.
 No. 2I9-7s formerly $50 for s140.00.
 No. 202--5sx1-3: formerly SIGO for S145.
 No. 2Gi--'h x1-I6x1 -32 for merIy S155 for $f37.50.
 No. 170--1x 1s x1-32xI-64 for merly S200 for $fSz.50.
 All sold with this safegun rd- Ing guarantee; Any Diamond purchased from our stock may he returned snd have the pur- chase price refunded, less 10 per cent at my time within DO years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-19
A Diamond Disposal at $175 a Karat for Blue White and Per- feet Stones, Worth
 S185-A Karat

We are printing here by their number Diamonds as listed in our Diamond Book" |, at a bona fide reduction in price that will pay a hand-N some interest to the investor.
 No. 10S-NS1-16 formerly S1J-.50 for S14J.00.
 No. 21S-5kxI-16 formerly x135.OO for S122.OO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-19
Odds and Ends of Women's Wool en Skirts Worth Up to $16.5O, in
 a Sale Tomorrow for $4.95

19O Womens Skirts have accumulated here since the beginning this year ago! Fortunately the skirt styles changed little that time that they have not become unfashionable. There both plan fared pleated models in Serges Panamas Mix lures Moiresnavy black colors. Skirts to fitl women misses and juniors saving that needs eab oration. (Womens Garments, 2nd Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-19
Boys Pants Formerly $1.5O & $1.69 for $1.l9

Boys Knickerbocker Pants of the better sort. Sold reg ularly in our own store at 1.50 and 1.69, resolve them selves into a "Silver Jubilee" economy on Monday. These pants are the best mixtures obtainable. tMain Floor, Rear)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-19
Choice of any Boys Suit formerly $7 and $7.5O for $5.95

In the Boys Store tomorrow we offer a choice of any suit in our store, former ly priced 700 and 7.50 inclusive of Double Breasted and Norfolk suits in mixtures and fine blue serges. A most remarkable opportunity for obtaining better than average suits.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-12

oie ols beionoere Delifateiie ae.
reidt ipllroe, fang Ben neueIten
8al5er aus Dem uGoienfapalier".
60 ipeit Die n9resoener Nad)-
ri6ten". 9iirfen mir oie Germutuna
ausipreden boB Ser giel, mdbrello
&c oos 8oritebenoe Sit gapier brad-
te, ununterbroden iein nS-a" ct.
t1nen lieB, oamit er bon ieinem
@eoonfengong nidt obtuid2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-12

Gin oiterreihiider Sdneioer
Nomens Nei1elt bat gelegentlid
eiues Experiments init einem pom
ibn1 ielbft erfunoenelt, fir Slug
idiffer beitimmten leIbittdtigen Sall-
idirmfrogen III Baris leinen sos
g%efnnoen. Gei6elt batte ieitcns Der
&oli5ei bie g%rlaubnis crbalten, ie:-
ne G%rfinbung 5uerlt all elmer Blip.
be bon einefit @eriiit oes giffel-
GurmS alrs 3u crproben. 9a CT IL
bp1 f%ellenfelt BON Ser Gunftionsfd-
bigfeit bes Salli6irinfragens iiber-
5cugt luar, 10 beidloB er insge-
6eirL bon Ser VenuBlng elmer Hllp.
pc ab5uiebcn unb IN eigner Der
ion bas Experiment 5u ipage1t.
Sf)nea legte CT iib ben araaen urll
uno iprang, ebe ct gcbinoert iper.
ben fonnte, BON Dem @criilt berab.
Ser SaIidirm offnete iid aber
nibt, unb Meihelt itiir5te mic ell
Stein in Sic Siefe. Cine am Sub
ees giffelturms ailgelammelte gro
be Menihenmengc brad IN @eifolss.
rrfe GUS, ols ic ettpas berobfaIleG
iob, mas iie fir sic Gllppe hieli.
Sss6r gn"tbuiiasmu5 beriuanoelte
iid ieood in 9eltiirung, ols iie &c.
mabr pllroes bob Ser Grinder ielbit
tot am 9ooen lag. Sat- jeoer ano,
den I'M 2eibe nor ibin gebroden-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-12

oolln. Sic bat etmas iiberaus Spm-
potbiI6es in ibrem gon5en 8e=
len : 10 gar ni6ts bon Dem leioi=
gen mooerner Sirlefan5, nit benz
uniere bo6eren S0bter, bier uno int
4uslono erlt re6t, fofettieren. Oh
boit re6t, iie mabt ben @inorltf als
OF iie geil,no lei an 2eib nno
Seele.
.@abrboftig, Morel, oas lit iie."
Ole &ommer8ienrdtin la6elte frob
uno Damn glitt Elm gan5 fleines.
liitieeS 2G6eGn iiber ibre guten
3iige. Sic legte Ben @rm nod et-
mas feIter oltf Sen oes 5obneS
uno : meiltte leile, gor5 bertraulib:
Inter l1ns geiagt, Warel, aber
gon5 ltnter uns: Bapo uno i6 be.
ben uns 10 man6mol nniere @c-
hanfen genla6t = Wagoa nno St-
ugber, Manrol 9as fam ia gar
nidt 9ein Grnlt %icil!" nnterbrodl
iie Ser Sobn boitie, sd bobe mel
men gruoer ber5lib lieb, aber Ell
tit oo6 nod Ser refine @inobnllo,
feline Gpur DON grnlt ltno 9eitan-
oigfeit, INNER mir Dem augenblid
nadeebeno, itets Elm Sderaiport alf
Ben 2ippe1 unb einen tollen Streid
I'M Sinn! limo Damn: er lit nod Dor
Dem Geferenbar. 9as lit oo6 fem
3eitpunft, IN Dem mon on's Sci
raten oenft! Sd perltebe Did nic6t
ltebe Mama."
(8ortictnio ioIot.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-12
Sam falt na,'s sebeu.

g. 81. Stio bon Mafon> Mi67
pergiBt ME, ipie er bon einem bef
tigen Sturmmetter i6erfaaen lpur.
Sc. sd 5og mir cine idlinlme Gr.
faltlnng gu, i6reibt err batte BEL
tige S1n1er5en in ser 9rult, iooa1,
id fallrll atmen fonnte. Gin geadi.
bar COB mir einige 9oien bon Or.
Sings Stem DISCOVERY, Die mir gro
BE Grleidterling perl6offten. Ser
Nr5t iagte, Gnetnlonia ici in Sin
aug, riet ober, balielbe Weittel mel
ter 5u nebmell, mobon midi atpcl
Slaiden poaig furierten." @ebrall6t
n1r oiele i1neG nirfenoe, ii6erc
u1o 5uperldiiiee Meoi5in fir SIT
item, @rfIdltnngen ullo one sSals,
ulto 2ungenleioen. Breis SOC uno
$t.0o, 8robeflaide fret. @arantieri
BET alien Qpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-12

Oft ipridt Sdmeieen eirie piel
erifiitternoere Sprohe afs Die bette
9feoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-12

Sn Yfaffifon, einem 9e5irfs-
bailptort bon 5000 @iniDobnern bel
Grid, lpllroen IN einem 2anobalts
alpei unperbeiratete ~60iabrige So.
men, oie oas &ons aaein bemobn.
ten, iii Ser Naht ermoroet. Cine
ser grmoroeten lit Die S6lpelter oes
Observation-Disclosures. 9as @erbre-
6en pllrbe crit mebrere Gage ipas
fer entbeft. gtad BEN bisber por-
liegel1oen Melbungen ideint 5mar
oas Saus bon oent 8erbre6ar
ourdiuht moroen 5u iein, bod ioll
ni6ts eeraubt iein. Son Dem Ser
BREEDER feblt ~porlaufig ieoe Spur.
9ie beioen alten 9amen, Die nit
chamber befreunoet maren, iino of
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