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Evening journal., 1912-06-19
WOMAN NOT In COURT
WHEN MAN APPEARS

steve Boliski, who for two years
has ueen chased through th9s
vania. New Jersey and Delaware pg
a woman who says he obtained money
from her. was arrested in Chester on
Monday on complaint of his brother
in-law. who charged Steve with mallc-
ions mischief. The charge was dis
missed at the request of the prosecut-
ing witness and as the woman was
not present with her warrant, Steve
was allowed his liberty.
Several months ago Steve came
here followed by the woman, but he
escaped
Evening journal., 1912-06-19
WATERFRONT
QUESTION BEFORE
COMMITTEEMAN

Members of City Council will meet
tonight in committee meeiihs' Tue
river front proposition which wa sto
have been brought up for action at
the regular meeting last week. but
laid over until this week, Will again
he discussed. II is safe,to say, how
ever, that no favorable action VIII be
taken on the proposed agreement be-
tween the city ind the RIPARIAN own
ors. now that the Councilmen who
favored jamming the scheme through
have learned the attitude OF tneir
constituents in the matter They
They would not dare, il is said, pass
the ordinance. yet it is understood
that sofe Of the members want TO
"a mthe matter through.
Evening journal., 1912-06-19
In SPECIAL
TRAINSTHEYRACE
TO CHICAGO
By The United Press.


NEW YORK. June 19.-Refore leav-
ing the liner Kaiser wilhelm II for
his special train race with Edmund
B. Osborne. Of New York. to the Chi
cago convention. John Wanamaker
sent by wireless a draft Of his speech
seconding the nomination of Taft. 1t
was TO be delivered by his alternate
If he did not arrive in time.
Wanamaker is speeding westward
today on a Pennsylvania special, while
Osborne, an ardent Roosevelt back
er, is dashing toward Chicago on
New York Central special. Wana
maker got away about one hour in
the lead Both we're booked to sail
from Europe ON the liner France,
which was held up by a strike, and
both came in late last night on the
Kaiser.
Evening journal., 1912-06-19
BEST OF SHOTS
COMPETITOR TRAP
SHOOTING HONORS

The trapshooters of Wilmington,
as well as the general public, will
be interested to know that sporting
powder manufactured by the DUPONT
company was used by the winners of
the National Amateur Championship
and the National Professional Cham
pionship which we're shot at Spring
field, ILL.,, yesterday, during the thir-
teenth grand American Handicap
Tournament. The National Amateur
Championship Event consists of 200
single targets, unknown angles, shot
from Is yards rise This event. was
tied for by z. A. Warner, Adams, Neb
and W. S. Hoon, Jewell, Ia, both
gentlemen tying on the wonderful
score Of 1872 out Of 200 targets shot
AT In the shoot-off at 20 targets per
man Mr. Warner won out with
score of 10 breaks to his opponents
Is. The second high score in this
event 191 was made by A f. Mac
Lachlan, Chicago, Ill. For third
place c. B. Eaton Fayette. Mo and
G. T. Hall, Loami, Ill, tied on 100
out of 200 targets. In the National
Professional Championship, which is
al 200 single targets, unknown an
Eltbs 10 NdIub Ilcts W. n. 0lOcugt VI
OFallon. H., made high score and
won the title of national champion.
Mr. Crosby missed only two targets
of the 200, which in this event is a
record breaking score. It will be re-
membered that Mr.. Crosby shot In
Wilmington during the Eastern Han
dicap which was held here on July
II, - and 13 of last year.
other scores in the professional
championship were:
Fred Gilbert. Spirit Lake, Ia. .195
r. o. Helkes, Dayton. Ohio .1e5
Ed. O'Brien, Florence, Kas. 1872
James Day, Memphis, Tenn -...l92
w. II Heer Guthrie. Okla ....l9i
Frank Reihl Spokane Wash .19o
The Preliminary Handicap is to be
shot today A wire from Spring
held advises that it has an entry list
of 800 The official entry list for the
Grand American Handicap; the pre-
mier shooting event of the year
which will be shot on Thursday tot
ais 37S. In the G. A. H. event the
Interstate Association guarantees
the winner a cash prize of $1,000
Evening journal., 1912-06-19
pFATH OF JETHRO COLE.

.Iethro r. Cole died at his home No.
1903 Lincoln street last night He
was in the iron and steel business in
Chester and with the Wilmington
Malleable Iron Company. lnterment
viii take place in Lawncroft ceme-
terry on Sunday after services by the
Chester Lodge of Elks of which Mr..
Cole was a member
Evening journal., 1912-06-19
MAY SURVIVE
STAB WOUNDS

The condition Of Ernest Hinderer
and his wife, both Of whom are suf-
fering with abdominal wounds as
result of the former welding a dirk
knife. was reported today as some
what improved. Both are still in a
serious condition, however
Evening journal., 1912-06-19
DEATH oF John DAVIS.

John Davis. aged So years. died lass
night at his home, No. 406 West Thir-
teenth street. while seated in a chair
after a weeks illness of acute indiges-
tion. He is survived by his widow
and four children.
Evening journal., 1912-06-19
EXPLODING LAMr CAUSES F1RE.

The Reliance Fire Company re-
sponded to a still alarm this after
noon in the stable at Eighth and eBn-
nett streets used by James w. Bunt-
ing as a store house. The blaze was
caused by 2 lamp exploding The
damage was slight
Evening journal., 1912-06-19
TALK SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT

Residents of Richardson Park and
vicinity last night discussed an addi-
tion to the school there. A. r. Spaid,
superintendent of rural New Castle
county schools. spoke of what the
school commission desired. The
meeting was we'll attended and no
action was taken othe than discuss
AnK the subject.
Evening journal., 1912-06-19

Members Of the New Castle County
Levy Court did not award the con-
tract yesterday for building Of
Granny's Run bridge in Brandywins
hundred
Evening journal., 1912-06-19
OnAR1ERLY CONFRRENcF.

The Rev. =. L. Hoffecker will con-
duct quarterly conference IN Kings
wood NJ. E. Church this evening and
in Garea Church tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1912-06-19

CHICAGO, June 19-It looked like
all the police in Chicago were on duty
about the Coliseum when the Re
publican Convention assembled. The
arrangements for handling the vast
Evening journal., 1912-06-19

throng of delegates and spectators
We're complete, a dozen entrances to
the big structure separating the ticket
holders before they entered Among
the prominent politicians az the CON
vention are /, H. b. Moorehouse Of
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31
2ofal 8eridt.
Oafe'0au.

Serr auguit Serrmann, grGiioent
Der oMeos", erfl1rte geitern: ,g5 lit
Ibatiahe, oaB ih nit so e 9infe.r
5n einem uebereinfommen betrefis
6eiien Grnennung 3um Sduptling
unires allbs gelangt bin, iaas cs
ibm aelinet, ourh einen AMstouId,
BON Spielern ieine Gntlaiiung bon
ben Gbicagoer Cubs" 3n erlangen.
bod babe i'd, cine Sdwad)ung unires
Stubs ourh ioifen slustallid poii.
tip perboten. llnter feinen llnrit1noen
per0en mir Warians, geider ODER
Soblisea abgeben. Die geripnItung
Der Gbicagoer Cubs" mag iih I'M
austaufh fir 9inter 5tpei Der fol.
senben Gpieler ansiuben: NitheQ,
Ggan Grant, Bates, VbeIan, sll.
media, aniielp uno aple. Iies lit
Hlein ultiinatnm!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31

8plt nod bus Sous einen prd1 1ibenter
ernGblen, in pel9em Sale Der Senu
ben @iaeprdfioenten 5u ipGblen bate
Der aIsnonn in bic StelIe bss PrdIi.
benten einriiden tpiirbe. Oas ii
absr cine fur3iihtiee 8erednung, Il
peitiidtig lie biefe balten mDsen
Wenn Suft bur6 einen bem 8olfe au'
iusenben 8iSeprGiibentEhafts aan.
oiboten unteritiist piro, bann bat c,
um 10 before NusIthten, bonn 8olte
gepdblt gu peroen. Sin bem Wplft
niht 5uiusenber &anbioat fir BIZ
@iaeprdiibenti6aft ipiirOe elmer ianez
rs1 unb abftdtlihen Sadoigune
Sufts glei6 fommen.
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straRburser 8rief.

0tra B b II r q, Ia. Sttober.
a,Sn Den Engen, oa oie Sobne Der
ibmar5en 8erge lire langen JIinten
pusen nno gan5 europa nnh ieiuein
beriibnIten @etterminfel ibaut, ge-
lpannt, mann Der Sturm losbre6eil
.mlro, bat iih Die Iufnierfiamfeit ge.
miiier Barrier ,,llo Strabburger 4rei.
lie aui elm Greignib fon5eatrirt, BON
Dem 5lpar europa feline geotis genom.
men bat, bas aber fir bieie areiie oen
Nnfans ober aud bos gnbe alIer Dim
&c beoelitet Nnl lesten 9ienitag lit
i'm Mutornobil ein Wann nod Strab-
burg gefonmen, Dem ale, Die 8Iiid
baben, ibnl su begegnen, oniebn, bab
es ettpas 8eionoeres UNI i'm lit: cine
hobe @eitnIt, Der bas lleberihlanfe
bnrh eireri ipeiten, faItenreidenWan.
tel genonnnen miro, einen Mantel.
Der iiberbies lie mad, Der Boie reft
nlaielt1tiih bic 0lieber un1biilIt; ein
ipnlpotbiifes, biele bebaltpten: idyorf
seihnittenes Gefidt, bei1en gebeus
tllns 5ll erboben Elm leibt erarautes
9aar NIT Der intereHantsn 1ldfTe bes
Siiofdnoers ,uetteifert isno 5u Dem
Elm falt martialiiber Gdnurrbort
niht redt pafien mill in Der aleiouna
DOG, mas man einen .dic tppe"
nennt, I'M Meiea ilnb Nenebmen BON
Der getpinnsnben 6er5lidfeit, ia fait
Observation-Disclosures zines aronpr1.
tenoenten. un6 mir baben niht faIith
gerotben, tpenn audi oiefe gI1n3enoe
@einlt bol6 aIs Morquis De @irar.
bin, bolb ala gomte be Beaufort unb
Enter nod unoeren 9samen a,lftritt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31

auh rihtts fein, baB bas geleB nod
niht na6 ieoer Rintuns bin Die se=
biibrenoe 8eadtuns finbet, 10 ldbt iid
bas ourt tpeitere @eiebe iiberpinz
ben, 1pie 9oup, Wilfon lie Doridldst
uno prdiioent Saft iie sutbeibt.
gDenn mir in FOLDER Weiie ge3eiet
baben, bab bic 5ruitariinber Der Wall
Street BON 5uft Mues gu befiirhten
uno ppn Rooiepelt 4nes gu erhoffen
baben, 10 tit es bod eine DDllig unbalt-
bare Nnnabms, bub bieie griinoer ii9
ale eroenflihe Miibe geben, um Rooies
belts grDdbluns gu perbinbern.
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Serr alireo 6. Qippe.t,

frlte unb ipirb tpobl in feiner 8etper=
bung um bds amt einss Common
pleas Rihters bic unteritiibuna zines
itben Deuti6en finben. ba es notb=
tpenois 1T. IN bieiem geridtsbof min
'bsftsns einen Deutf9en gu baben ,xsb
neil e h jeoer 6infdt 81. gefinnun.
gen bes Deutf4thums rsp.dlentir. unb
81 ben onertannt t!iGtissn Jurilten
geh0rt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31

feline 8eunrubisuns perurfa1t. ba BEL
allen 4enberunsen, bic eine aommii=
ilon bon @rperten empfieblt, bas Grim
zip aetpabrt bleiben ipirb bab bie 3OlIe
Der omeritaniiben Snbuitrte seniisens
ben Shub setpd6ren miiKen. 81.
,Soae tperben nur infoipeit cine Der.
fiir3nns erfabren, als iie iiber ben on.
aeaebenen 3tped binauseehen.
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Qerf6nIt6 bat Der perftprbene

Yer On I16 bal Der berl1orDeNe
gtSeprdToent Sherman iebr piele
Sreunoe gebabt, bic feline 2sutieligteit
uno ieinen biebern 3dratter riibmen.
Sn politif6er StnIi6t tparen Die Qn-
itaten aber setbeiIt. Die ertrem fpn@
ierpatipen glsmente Ietner Yartei be-
tradtetsn ibn als ihren 5ii6rer, mas
ibn in @tberIpruh nit ben forti6rtttz
lihen Glementen ieiner Yurtet brahte.
Sn 5olge beHen Daren 5aft uno
Sherman tpobl perfpnIi6e. aber feline
pplitiihen sSreunoe.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-12

Charles MCGEE, a laborer of
Addie, was tried in Justice of Peace
O'Callahan court Wednesday
afternoon on the charge of cruelty
to animals, The jury returned a
verdict of mot guilty.
The defendant was accused OF
brutally beating horse owned by
James Gillon. AT the trial it was
brought out that the horse was
balky and that Gillon had beat the
horse earlier in the day and had
told MCGEE TO whip it when it
baked. The defense, which was
conducted by S. Z. Henry, pro-
duced number of witnesses who
swore that MCGEE was not cruel to
animals in his charge.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-12
Additional Locals
Buy a hammock at Brodys.

Buy hammock at Brodys.
For real bargains see Browns
Bargain counter. 4-l3tf
Kodaks and kodak supplies at
Brodys,
Charles O'Callahan was buki-
ness visitor in Standpoint Monday.
Try an ounce OF "Thelma' per-
fume at Brodys. II can't be beat.
Services will be held at the Epis-
copal church Sunday at the usual
hours. Everybody welcome.
Kodaks and kodak supplies at
Brodys.
DR.. NJ. McKinnon, of Standpoint,
was in the city yesterday on pro-
fessional business.
When you eat, get the best at
the Casey restaurant. Moderate
prices.
Be sure to attend the Moravia
dance, Saturday, July Is. Dance
and supper for S1.0O.
IL. Goodwin, of Porthill, wa'
in the city Tuesday looking aftel
business matters.
w. d. Gardener, Porthill resi-
dent, was transacting business IL
the city Saturday.
w. J. Greenway, a prominen
rancher of Addie, was a visitor II
the city Wednesday and Thursday
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
w. Woods, a son on Tuesday
July 9.
Wanted "A bunch of cattle
Give price and location. Address
H. Harbican, Copeland, Idaho
6-29-4t
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-12
MORAvIA.

A. ] Peterson and d. c. McColl
spent the Fourth in Boomers Ferry,
D, G, McColl purchased lotrin
the Moravia townsite this week for
Martin Peterson.
Miss Sunual arrived here Sunday
from her home in Spokane to spend
the remainder of the summer visit
ing her brother, Arthur Sunual.
Five crews, aggregating about
$50 men, are now at work on the
Great Northern tracks between this
place and Naples.
H. L. Hoagland has picked rs
crates of strawberries off his patch
this week. Deep Greek seems to
be the ideal place for growing straw
berries.
The worst rain storm ever wit
messed in this vicinity fell Friday
when it rained, hailed, Numbered
lighteninged and more than poured
down. The roads resembled small
creeks for some time after the down
pour.
The Moravia baseball team de
feated the Cow Greek team Sunda,
by score of 4 to /. Moravia vii
play the Boomers Ferry team o.
Sunday, July IA on the Bonner
Ferry grounds at 2 o'clock.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-12

NJ. L. Ryan, claim agent of the
Great Northern railway, was visit
or in the city Tuesday.
Sunday dinners at the Casey
restaurant are just as cheap and
just as good as home cooking and
save the work,
Prof, Keenholz late OF Psiouss
City and q former residence OF
this place, is in the city this week
on business,
A dance will be held at the
Morsvia dance hall Saturday eve
ming, July Is. A good time guar
anteed.
For Sale - 81 900 buys 1o-room
house, two barns, six lots close in.
Terms. Kootenai Valley Realty
Co. IT,
A large crowd of young people
from this city are planning to at
tend the dance to be held at Moray
ia tomorrow evening,
The members of the Presbyterian
ladies aid society will meet mex
Wednesday at the home of Mrs
Ed Bishop.
For Sale-Piano, nearly new
Will sell cheap. Inquire of c. J
Skaurud at the Minnesota Lodging
House. II
Miss Jetora Reemer left Monda,
for Colfax, Wash, where she vii
spend several weeks visiting wit
friends and relatives.
An electric massage removes tn
blackheads and pimples, gives yo
clear complexion. Try one a
Dell's Barber Shop.
Park Holland, went to Sand
point Monday in the interest OF n
candidacy on the democratic ticks
for probate Judge at the July 3
primaries.
&C. Taylor arrived here la
evening from his home at Weise
Idaho, to join his wife who is visi
ng at the home of her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Yahne.
F. +. Weyerhaeuser, president
the Boomers Ferry Lumber con
pany with headquarters at St. Pau
Mimi, spent Tuesday, Wednesds
and Thursday here looking aft
his business interests.
Joseph Banning was visitor
Standpoint the first OF the wee
Mr.. Banning has been visiting Sc
eral towns of the county in b
campaign for votes for the nomi
alton for the Office of commission
, from the Third District.
= Prof. A. B. Cheney of Spokai
arrived here Tuesday and organic
class in vocal culture. He W
instruct pupils every Tuesda
Prof. Cheney has had wide expo
= fence in voice culture and is I
puted to be one of the best instru'
ors in the west,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-12
PORTHILL.

Lewis Erlenwein was business
visitor at Boomers Ferry several
days this week.
John H. Hall has sold his Port
hill residence to Mr.. Goodwin or
Alberta who has taken possession
of his new property.
The Idaho Continental Mining
company have about $50 men EN-
ployed building the new road from
Porthill to the mine.
Creston won the ball game
played here Sunday with the Port
hill baseball team by score OF IL
to 10.
]. c. English has moved to Port
hill and will open up his saloon in
the near future.
The Boomers Ferry Lumber
company expects to start its camp
near Porthill as soon as the drive
arrives at Boomers Ferry from
Montana points.
Mrs. Glavins of Colburn is visit
ing this week at the home of he
mother.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-12

Some women want to vote, but
we never heard of one who wanted
to mend stockings. And there is
absolutely no need of it, if she
will insist that every member of
her family wear Holeproof stock
ings. They are guaranteed against
any sort of hole for six long
months. Only one thing to guard
against, and that is to get the
original Holeproof. Don't be side
tracked into buying the just as
good kind.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-12

For Kootenai Valley lands, or
chard tracts and best residence lots
i'll Boomers Ferry see ClIas. O'Calla-
han, the Land Man, Boomers
Ferry, Idaho. APO If
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-12
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Gano spent the
Fourth at Myrtle Creek.

Il Oul III d. w L liz SANNN'
The dance given last Saturday
night was a grand success and
everybody reports good time.
1t was given in honor. of Fred and
Ed Peterson of Conrad, Mont,
who spent the Fourth here with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Peterson.
The Great Northern railway has
steam shovel working in the cuts
about a half mile west of here
where they are getting dirt with
which to fill the Brown Greek
trestle. The railway company is
working about IL teams at the
! fill.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-12

Be, sure and register so that you
can VI tie at the coming election.
Regist ration. books open at Simonds
drug tore each week day except
Mondz US.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-12
Moore Bros.
= MEMS SHOP ::

AuctioneerT Il am an auctioneer
of long experience and am open to
engagements at all times in any
part of the county. I. Caustol,
Boomers Ferry, Idaho. If
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-12
HdHnOCkS

Our new line of hammocks have d. ~
just arrived. All latest designs, M N
Priced from 81. 90 d.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-26
@as mir ME beraeTen,

fin6, tpie Die @ifienidaft benefit,
bic Dinge, Die nit uniern &in6er-
iabren 5uiammenb1ngerl tpie ). 8.
gudlens @rnica Salbe, tpomit oie
Mutter ODER @roBmufter uniere
gran0. un6 8riibtpunoen furierte,
pie AUDI Sdirfungen, @eidmiire,
gerrenfungen, Queti9ungen uno
9nutfranfbeiten. @urert felt DO
Sobren bemeiien ibren @ert. I'm
DergIeihli1 fir S1morrboioen,
&ibnermagen ooer @ei1miire. Mur
25c IN allen Mpot6efen.
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&eg ltefgt. 2ei6t fonnt er oif fro.
gen, mo beine i65iten 5eoerln gtltlt-
Den hoit!"
ysoG nur fragenl Sd nero ibnt's
6ragen i6on perleioenl" prolific
Sepp iiber oie @6ulter 8uruf.
Gam i6ob er iein Siitden ii6er's
lt1lfe DIR uno troQte7pfeifeno Dem
Mobnbaus SIT. Cine bausbGdiGe
Mogo begegnete i'm, uno 10 ci!is
lie anb an linn poriiberi6ob, sepp
tdro ilnmer mod 3eit, iie NIT etnenl
erlld5tlif aeiibten @riff in Die eSan.
ge gu fneifen. 9rinnen i'm Sousflur
blleb er eine @eile fteben l1no 5pir-
bette on ben Sdnurrtartipiben.
9fun offnete er nit uniiderem Sd
deln Die Cir. Die 5tube NOR. Zee:
ober aug Der anitoBenoen aommer
flong Die Stimme beg iunqen
gauern: v@er is oo?"
SD bins Ser 9epp. @ie i6 qe.
bort bob, boit mid berbiteat?"
u@letd fomm i'd. Set bid MIR
nieoer, oerneil!"
an Der gde oes Siides lieB lid)
Sepp ouf Die in Die Mauer eingela'-
1ene Sol5banf nieoer, legte SEN Sut
neben ii6 unb ltrefte sic 8eine.
Sebt trat Der iunse @ouer aus
Der 8ommer. @r mar nod in Semo.
armeln; bod trug er idon Die ge=
blumte Sonntaespelte uno ldiel
ioeben Die idmar5ieioene Salsbino,
Inn ben lteifen, fnitterig umgeleeten
Semofragen gefniipft 81 boben.
Sein @efi6t mar Elm penie bleid1
ober es mar MIR Elm geihdftsmdbie
ger grnit, Der aus ieinen Mienen
lprof. gr nidte gum @ruB nl1r
lei6t nit Dem @opfe.
tSurtlcblnia fnIot.)
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11mr 0iltiefeit bis snft 81. Cftcber.
Yramien>0 ncrtc.
Gin p~erieblae an mf,Iere SreMnSc.

Sa es nns nnm18td lit, aaa 9tirfte NM Counties 6es Gtaaps
onr1 Herenoe bearbetten sa lahen, rmftn mir af amoerc Mntel sr I'M.
mer grOkeren Terbrettnms maieres @iaths Innea mb mir fmS AT Sm,
GntIdinf aefOmmen, annebmbare graniem fit nene g6onnenteu, bic ms
e1ngethtdt ucrOea, anssuieken.
gir planen ndt Die geranaalans zines ioaenanaten apnhaes, mi,
II BET ensldhen 3etanssn Hbld If, iOnSern mir uoaen Snrd anssabIuna
finer liberalen SommRiun Greipi0ise anmer6en, sic obue beioubere sri.
lie nnS antrenynns f@ cine DISCRIMINATING sn peridafrn maniden.
3n Seicm 3uede oferaem mr fir iebem SaGresabpuuenten eine
aonnnu1mn bpn l., etnem 9otlar. 9as 8pbemblatt Der ,Sreie
Frene thr Segas" fofet 81 pu Sagr. @egem Ginienbmna pon $40 mer.
on ' alp Sas slatt am irgeno eie inns amfsesebene gbreHe ididen.
6ar IL Abonnenttn eme Grtra Yrdmie pn $3.50 III gaar.
66ir Is 4bonnenttn cine Grtra yrdnie uun s3.75 III gaar.
Stir 20 Abonnenten eme Grtta : yrdnrie pGn $500 III gaar.
5dt 70 Abonnenten eine Grn : grduie pn s6.25 III Saar.
51t tebr as . Mb0nntnten eine grtra> yrdmie pon s. Id gaar.
6lr nneDr aS 50 Nb0nnenten eint g~gtraptdnie uu SIG III gaar.
Ger woriAHaa lit einfaa nnS beraanOIib senne. Ser einen nenen
abonntafea Ger sur 3it midt Feer Der nJree Yu1e" lit, ee.
mtnnt, fOaffter' S2O0e erbalt rep bs9alt bapon einen 9oaar nnS ibid.
en- anoeren Dollar init Der scnanen Nbrehe bes geaeaers elm. gmseroem
aet aer anh nod eme Ggra : 8ramie in Mnsfdt, fails sic 3ahl BON
en Mbonnenca obr barber errcidt 1uirb. Siefe Grtra-TrGmie len.
zen mr ben oam gere6tighm BON nnierer Office aus brett.
Die 6ter scrnadte Dffere lit fir SeSen i'm ,ueuen gebete oes etas,
tee pffen. Sober fam fd oaran behiisen. gMr bmten nnr gaarpreie
an, mal Glo INNER ieimen @ert fat uno SeSer oofar anihaHen nnS Inn.
len fann, mus er aerabe brandh.
aae, Die pon bieier Dfere gcbramd maiden uno inter sen u6er
aepeaten Seotnannsen &bpnncnten far bic n5reie grefe fir seras" lam.
meln noaen, fnn se6ehn, fd nit ns mnpershalh in gerbinSuno AZ
len fOnnen. Die AniHnns set ben geheQern brett BON nukrer 81.
lice sn. Sieie Sherte fat mnr Galtisfat 6s gum 81. Oftu6er.
rSreie Yreffe f1r seras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-26
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