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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-01-05
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cane. With fogs the designations are
mists, slight, moderate or thick. A
dense or thick fog, according to the
weather bureau. obscures objects at
q distance Of 1000 feet
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-01-05
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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-01-05

Friend-"And were you ever In
VENEER" Mr. Richqulck-"Yes. Slow
est town was ever in. The sewers
we're busted all the time We were
there"- Pu~ki
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-01-05
Tie Gs~.Hr

TR1E PACIFIC MONTHLY
SPECIAL RATS ON THE LEADING
:. MAGAZINE OF THE WEST
Tbs Htscihs Monthly of oetlHhd,
tlregonJ is publishing series of splendid
,rtieles lcbont the various Industries in the
West- The September number contains
an article on rreessI with herries. The
Ac,oberA number had beautifully illuArat-
cd artialse on Success in Growing ApVlss.
Other ticles shortly to be published arc
Success With Live Stock, Success in Grew
lag Watsuts, Success with Fodder Crops.
These articles arc written by experts, sAd
are not only authoritative, but very istsF-
srtinE.
In I'd Edition TO The above, Ike Pacific
Month each north publishes large AuHa-
Der e lean, whple'ome, readable stories
and str png independent article on the sues
,iods Of the day.
The price of The Pacific Neatly Is
81. SO YEAR To in,ieduss it to new
readen ii 'yil he sent for six mOAtbs fsr
:. 50 IL this Psperhs mentioned.
Add e"' PSei6c Monthly, Portland.
oresou
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-01-05
HIS SUSPICION.

IN 'elL whaddy YOU wani?'
II fam the man WHO was mar
ricd J. n The cage of wildcats"
~ astcd ne whaddy YOU
wan n
~ theuglit would like to
COX into the cage again. / fear
lief my Wife there and icok
one nc Nilaeais."
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-01-05

tssbe found in the Valley. Prices
Always Reasonable, and Every
thing Guaranteed.
Headquarters for Best Watches,
Engagement and Wedding Rings,
Charms, Chains and Novelties.
Visit my store when in Roswell,
end see my fine display.
NUMB RoUs HLHDsoNE ARTTCL~
[ have not space to mention, that
are pretty to look at, and cheap to
buy. ! lou will always get square
deal W hen ycr trade with
6. ~ INK
Tie 1s~.I.r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19

celebration Of the Lords supper. DR. W.
Palmer being in charge OF the service
The welcome addrass was made BY MS
H A. Allen. to which response was gtven oS
Mrs. W. c. Eas,ey. OF Bluedeld. w. Va
This vas followed BY the annua! reports
Of the officers OF the union and the reports
OF the foreign society. and paper BY Mrs
n. z. Mckinley on The Supreme Object
o: N:ssions-"
This afternoon tie young peoples session
was held. at which several missionary vol
unteers told why they volunteered for the
foreign deId. Rev. D. w. Woods, %. D.,
made q home mission address. and Ms. J.
H Carlisle. OF Clifton Forge. conduete4 .
round table conference on miss;onA
The following committees were appointed
At the morning session:
ResoIu,ions-Nra- ". 9. AcC!anahan. MS.
A. D. NcCorkie Miss Frances sprouI, ME-
E. ". Simpson and Miss Cumnina
Time and place-Niss A Spindle. MIS-;
Howard S. Reed. Mrs: R. 7. Philips ana
Mrs. Mark Reid -.
Eax!ey. Mrs. J. r. Snyder. Ars. D. r. Rogers
aI a,S,,,n.-xrs. L q. Paul and Mrs J. n.
Ca riisle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19

formed him that his name was Gbouf
to be certified for promotion to Cons
missioner Bingham. Johnson then took
him, he said, to see Thomas J. Has
sett, former secretary to Mayor Ac-
Clellan, as the man who could do the
business for him.
'.Hassett asked mo some question:
testified the witness, and later GOT
word to call at the homo Of Johnson.
went there and johnson told me
that he had done all he could Tor
me and that I would have to put up
$4,000"
Upon failing to put up the money.
Reith said he was passed over on the
eligibility list. He went to Commts-
sioner Bingham to md out why. he
said. and was told by him that he had
"the right to promote whom he
id pleased. and that when he was
ready to promote him he would Z
Reith absolved Commissioner Bling
ham from any part In the alleged
practice Of selling promotions
Reith said he would have been WILL
ing to have paid $4,000 for promotion.
The fob was not worth 1t. he de6kared,
but You don't have to work nights,
You can get plenty Of Sleep"
General Bingham testified that he
had not promoted Reith simply be-
cause he would not make . good po-
lice captain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19
THREE CITIES IN CONTEST

Nashville. Tenn. September I'm,
caeo. washington, d. c.. and Sioux
Fails, Iowa, are making hot hight
for the next annual meeting OF the
Rural Letter Carriers Association.
which is now in session here. CMcaso
seems to be the favorits at present
Permanent committees were named
By-LawrJ. T. McNully. Minnesota.
chairman: W. G. Romer, Iowa: ): n.
Newcomber. Indiana; T. R Hicks. Ten
nessee. j. D. Williams, Pennsylvania.
Resolutions-A. Russell. Mississippi
chairman: w. g. Arle. Wisconsin: A.
w. Lunn, Illinois: ]. Eodabaugh, ONO;
u. e. Gaunt. Indiana.
MiieagNJ, D. Van Stone. New York;
~. T. O'Keefe, Connecticut: J. r. smith,
Michigan
Waya and Means-E. R Rust. kan
sas;: w. c. Schulenberg. Missouri; Z.
A. Morton, Nebraska.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19
DEMANDED LOAN
FROM MRS.SzAbO
Testimony That Lawyer Gibson
Sought to Borrow $1,000
From His Client.
SHE REFUSED HIS REQUEST
Witness Declares Then He
Made Threats That He
Would Get It.
SHE REFUSED HIS REQUEST

Jersey City. n. J.. September 1S.-
Testimony was offered at the inquest
into the death Of Mrs. Rosa Szabo to-
day that Lawyer Burton W. Gobson.
CHARGED with Mrs. szabo's murder. had
tried 70 obtain . loan of $4,000 from
Mrs. Szabo. and when 1t was refused.
had made threats that he would get It
This testimony was given by George
Teichman. q friend o; Mrs. szabo. who
testified that Mrs. Szabo had related to
him the circumstances OF the alleged
demand for . loan from Gobson and his
threat to secure it. TeichmaE testified
that Mrs. Sxabo was afraid OF Gibson.
fearing that he would get some OF her
money The witness said he was pres
emf when the body OF MIS- Szabo was
exhumed. and identified II ~ that OF
Ars. Sxabo. After evidence CT for
NAL tndentincation OF the body had
been taken, the inquest was adjourned
until October 10.
Teichman spoke Of the influence that
Gibson seemed to exert over his client
He described It - hypnotic influence.
Did she ever remark to you that
she was afraid OF GobsonT' asked the
coroner.
yes. she ala. responded the witness.
what reason aid she give for being
afraid Of him?'
Il understand she was afraid he
would get her money"
DO you recall what she said to give
you this impsessionF
Il recall she told ne he wanted 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19

get $4,000 from her at six per cent In
terest She refused to let him have
It"
And that was the reason he threat
en4d her,"
Yes"
what did she say he threatened to
dor" asked the coroner.
The witness hesitated for q minute
and then replied: Il am q foreigner
and I am confused. ! think had
setter not make any statement on that
point until after / have made my
afidavits for District Attorney Rogers
OF Orange County" ...
Coroner Houghton did not press the
witness.
Teichman was followed on the stand
by Mrs Stern. y neighbor OF Mrs.
Szabo. She told OF the many visits
OF Lawyer Gibson to the Austrian
woman and OF his stopping the posi-
man on the street and getting MIS-
Szabo's mail. both before and after
her death.
II thought at nrst." she said. that
they were lovers
Mrs. Stern was asked Il MIS-. Szaoo
had spoken to her shout her hrst visit
TO Greenwood Lake with Gibson three
days before she died
NO." said Mrs. Stern. but she told
my ueiKhbor. Mrs. Merritt. about IT,
She said the boat tipped over an[ that
Il was lucky for he: tbs water was
not deep as she could not swim.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19
NATIONS WEALTH IS SAFE

Latest Type Of Revolvers Tor WATCH
nen q Unele Sam. Millio.s.
washington. September 1S.-Any
burglar with the temerity to visit the
Treasury Of the United states will risk
a fusillade from modern firearms
Sherman Allen. acting Secretary or
Secretary Of war fifty OF the latest
type of revolvers with which to arm
the watchmen Of Uncle Sans millions
Their old revolvers will be discarded
With steel-rtbbed vaults. a delicate
system OF burglar alarms. which IN
case Of trouble would summon half the
police In Washington, armed watchmen
and the soldiers of the regular army at
Fort Myer, Va, only q couple of miles
away. Mr. Allen believes that the gov
ernment's wealth II safe from thieves
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19
MAY INVOLVE MAN
CLOSE TO WALDO

(Continued From E1rSt P4Sel
Working for," asked counsel for the
committee.
Eyes. I thought I was working Tor
AL Johnson"
What did he say7" =,
.sheehan said: That will be al
right. we will get him." replied the
detective. ,
Police Captain Bernard ]. Kellener.
a brother Of the witness. testiheo tina.
Commissioner Waldo had said to MIN
last June: =.
Il am very sorry that member Q.
your family should have hao one VI
my men under surveillance.
Denial ~ JOHNSON.
Thu Kellehers were preceded on the
stand by johnson, who denied that ne
had ever demanded money from Keith.
IT saw him q couple OF times. saio
Johnson. land then he said he knew
the lob could be bought and that ne
had the money to pay. ] told him ne
was a fool IL he thought he could
buv General Bingham. He stuck to me
and came to see me again and again
until I was sick Of his face and OF MIN
and told him to get out of my sight
and to keep out"
Johnson admitted that he has had
Norton Investigated "out Of curiosity
but he had stopped without learning
anything important"
Captain Reith.s testimony was In the
main an elaboration of the already
published charges made in his am
davtt. which was produced at the be-
ginning Of the days proceedings oy
Commissioner Waldo.
Reith swore he had received WORD
that johnson wanted to see him AND
that upon visiting him Johnson In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19
WILEY csrIclzes CONGRESS-
- on - 0oo0sss.

WDAeD 1n1eee10O 0oDeooO w. ~"
soek ODsy H 1ooosse.
washington. september l1-In vel
coming the delegases Of the American
PUBIC Health Association 60 WAeetnS-
Ton Tor their forsteth annual conven.
ton, Dr: Harvey ". nsy, so- sSmsii
smnans a. money appropriated 20 the
Districs Of Columbis for health sx.
oeriWensal work, au1 declares ensS
& Wired al the Infectious Hscsases
m Weshingsoa would estack oeiy mem.
SsTU of Ceugrsss saA shels tsotnsA
- eN01ghs this might poeUooSe Con-
- 10 s. more iiSsssl
-Of course. %: 1e!,sis s,s, 1 e Wsss-
. -; ensa snvvnere elOe IN the coun-
tn. but u 10 not half grsae enovgn
in sosne quarters. and Deecsrt tnA s
there are some people n their iast
Soiisicsi illness that We shall not have
with us very lon9-
IA ssd wosnOa are dying see youne.
A.c,Sr.1 TIE purO fed champion, be-
49, 4 - e more useSul - 10 Tel.
~ 0sewssA - 49, 8 no =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19
VETERANS OF FEDERAL AR
VISIT OLD POINT COA0'oHI

Norfolk. Va. September iA-o me
hundred and nifty veterans OF INC
Fourth New York volunteers, VINO "a"
actual service in the battle OF Ant'e-
tam. arrived at Old Point ComIoft ~
day following their attenoano
terday upon the hftieth ann go
Of the battle on the AneietAm :.
Th.v visited to-day Fort Monroe, the
,.t;onal soldiers Home and other
no,nts Of interest IN this section, ano
refurned to washington Tonight en-
route to New YORK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19

fspecia, 10 me Tlmes-DisDatch. ]

Iyuchburk. Va, September ADA-H A
Dresser, the caixoprscter. who appealed
from q POLES Court Ane OF 20. having been
.ion hare without the required medical cer-
tiacsse from the state Board OF Aedics'
Examiners. has paid his nne. Withdrawn the
appeal and vii! make NO enort 20 eppeA.
ne go for the proposed test before the
sfa,s supreme Court Of Appeals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19
lies AT PONT OF DEATH.

Midd1etown, o.. September ls.-Gordon e.
Yale. q freshman in the Middletown Hien
School. lies at the point OF aeath u uis
ho,,. a. Kyle's Station a. the result OF .
haxins. It Is charged that he was compelled
TO push . Dencil across the noor OF tne
schoo, gymnasium with his nose. and Wniie
doing so he was urged along oy oeins IT.
on.nrlv kicked with the result that his
snIne has been seriously injured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19
IDENTITY STILL A MYSTERY

Grand Jury Fatls 70 Lee9te AllegeA
AeeomDlice Of SneeA.
Amarillo. Texas. September 13-ThAt
supposed accompltce OF J. b Sneed In
the murder Of Al q. Boyce. r., here on
Saturday occupied rooms with Sneed In
a house near the scene Of the tragedy
was the nearest approach to the estate
lishment Of the identity of Sneed's al
legged ACCESSORY. made to-day By the
Potter County grand jury. No clue
has been obtained ~ to the whore
abouts Of the alleged accomplish. An
agreement between counsel for Sneed
and Judge Browning was reached to-
day for a hearing on an eppi1catson
for writ of habeas corpus made this
afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19
FALL, or RAIN ENDS DROUGHr
N THE LYNCHBCBG sECT1VN

Lynehsurs. Va. September n:-Lyn sa ors
10000 m. heaviest rainfall since early
;s.t Nav. when precipitation amounting TO
.ss fell between = and o'clock the Wea Ens
er Bureau's observation At oe.oc& sa0 .e.
r.,n amounting 70 II Of an inch. ana inc g
,.m.inder feil In another shower aoout
O'Clock. - e.. Arourht
which has been 20 long ana 20 se .or, ma
~. .nnearance of being genefal 1Vn'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19

seventy than at any otheA period OF
his life.
The time has come" hc added.
when the conservation Of men Is
greater thing than the conservation OF
forests, soils and streams.
The association convened here to-
day for a three days session. with
public health officers from all over the
United States, Canada. Mexico ana
Cuba attending.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19
DaanCs ~ S1ssa.

ISpec10I % Inc 11meB-OADpoeS1.1
cana Charles, Va. September IA severe
.,orm sccompanied BY . heovy downp0ur
-, nasoed over the EaSfofn Shore OF
Vrcssis this afternoon and IA consider.
~ damaee The Neahadiss Episeopsa
church as Belle Haven. IN course ot con-
s,~ncfion was struck By lightning snA en-
800 demo,ished. The church was 20 cost
&c 40 vhen completed. anl this sum had
sIrssdy been subsertbeA The structure We
reArsy compseteA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19

~ E0sSyss som - PrsSEesa
norfolk. va. September 1s.-Preca-
a.nts L +. johnson, Of the Norfo!k
and western Railway, and George w.
stevens. Of the Chesapeake and OHIO
railway. said to-day that there had
nern no settlement ~ yet OF the wage
Questions now In dispute between the
ra.;rcad of1cisls and rainmen, ana
that the conference WHICH has oeen o"
for some time with LABOR COMMITS
siouer Neiu ~ mediator 70 SUI psno-
inG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19

Norfolk, Va, September N-Aftef conn
pleting target shooting in Lynnhaven Bay.
sixteen torpedo boats sailed late to-day Tor
Newport The little fighters arrived IN
Iynnhaven Roads last Sunday and enga ged
In night and day target. firing until this
morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19
ESPECIAL to The Times-Dispatcl

Especial to The Times-Dispatch-J
Iynchburg. Va, September N-Ine en.o:.
n..t ~ ,he public schools for the 1s12-1sia
session q. the start was AIS whites and Lisa
negroes. q total Of ISIS for the nrst day. OF
- laresr than ever before. a total enrol
mept OF morD than 5000 Is Indicated LOT tne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19

| base hit-Cobb. Sacrifice hits-Crawford.
EartzelL Double play-Bush to Louden to
Onslov. Left on bases-New York, Il; De-
troit. Z. First base on errors-New York. 3:
Detroit. 2. First base balis-On Neon
/ neil. 2; on Jensen. 2. Struck out-By Nc
conneil. 4 Time Of game. 1850. Umpires.
OLouShlin and McGfeevy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CONTINUED From Sixth Page.)

y Ford. The Yankees hit Jensen often. but
le was too good in the tight PAGES. Scores:
FEST GAME.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19

Summary. Two-base h!t-veach. Three
base hits-Crawford (e). HartzeI. LeIivelt.
Sacrifice hit-Chase. Sacrifice hy-Cobb-
stolen bases-Bush CD. Crawford. Louden.
J, Onsiow, Mcmillan CD. Chase. Sweeney.
bsses-New York, s; Detroit, Z. First base
on baiis-on Ford, s: OK whsatley. Struck
ou.-By Ford. ): by Wheasley. 2 Time OF
game LIS. empires. oLouEhiin and Nc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19
CONVENTION HAS Busy DAY,

Second Days Seaieo q Wo1an's Hsme and
FeeeaGn Aiss3ooasy Cntou.
rsoec,ai TO The Times-Dispatch.1
Lynchburg, Va. September S-The second
dav Of the convention o: tie weman's Home
ana Foreign Missionary Union OF the MONT
ecmery Preshytery was begun this morning
AZ Westminster Presbyterian Church oy the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19
SECOND GAME.

Totals ..0 tn Totals - q u
sBatted for Sweeney In ninth.
fE. Onslow, hrst base.
~. Onslow. catcher.
Score by innings:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-19

Totals ...a AZ A1s Totals ...s5 T1sT !
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-07

gan5en @eg g~esrii6elt, feitgelteat
uno mar nit Dem gemonenen 8eiul=
tat porlaufig poqfommen 5ufrieoen.
M,id @ottbolo ihmieg; es bette lbn
eigen beriibrt, oaB er nit benz gnteE
sssoden beinabe einen Gag lang bot
tc reiien fonnen, tpie nit einem
fremoen Menifen.
Sofen Yrobom, Sem Shmieos-
iunaen BON 9ollau. 9a poren lie
mieoer, Die idonen Gage, mcnn e.
BON 8roro aus nit aurt 8enbof IN
oie Serien gine, Die ielbitpelitdno.
lif in Ooaan perlebt meroen mnB-
ten, uno oben auf Der 9aioe, Der
@eg nod 9paan iib bon Der @arlo,
ltrabe ob5meiete, Soden Trcbop, ID
rer borreno, itono uno Die Wtiise
ibmenfte, Sodlen, Der mol ipuBte,
Dob nit ben beioel oud leine quite
Belt fam, bie 3eit bes Sild1tan9enS
rnb ocs @ogellteGeus, inter anrS
iidt oes olteu &ettcr 9oslof, ,lio
tauieno unbeaufiidti9ter toller
Sireide 3u @alier uno 5u SNno',
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-07
tier / { I.

Der Negenfaa bier ON conn
fog uno Montag betrug ungefabr
einen 3oa. 9ieidliher NOR er je-
bod in an6ern 8ldselL am ltarflten
mar er an Ser 4iiite. Corpus @bri,
iii erbielt Az 3on uno @alpeIton
teinabe 4 3on. Son bielen anoerell
NI1sen miro i1merer &egenfall
gcmeloet, ser bauptiadli6 ben
@ieb5iidtern niafommen lit.
- Die Monar1 @roeerp Cont
pam bat 1id in~forporieren lofien.
Das aapitaI betr6st $4,000, Die Sn-
.forporatoren lino @m. S. Sbonlas,
$. 6. ggli uno 90. S. 8ab.
Gos gunoes DiItriftgeriht
iii in 9isung. als @ranoiurD fun-
aieren: Soiepb g. Nemton, @or-
mann; S. 8. 8reiton, Qbolf Sol8,
SO. 81. &oberts, Sacob Sbeis, S. 90.
8bompion, SC. g. McGraden, 8. 5.
Singer, &iharo Nfeil, Sltgo Satt-
Ter, Soiepb MrnoIb, 80. 6. Sbam,
e. 50. Sonanb, @iaiam Sarbortb
9ruis @an8en. 60. 2oro uno Sronf
.G1mab.
Die 4onpention Der uSta-e
Wanfers' Miiociation" bat berrte
6egonnen. Der @eiu6 lit elm iebr
gutter. Sic aonbention bauert orsi
Gage.
gei Der 5eier oes oGinco 5.
Wfapo" in Der Sorres-S an5baae an
ser Yleaianton- @oao, etpa Is Met-
len BON ser Stnbt, purben Depntp-
Sheriff gipriano 2ope5 uno @utl-
|Iermo Stores ourh 8iItolenidiilie
pertpunoet. Sranf auerrp mnro9
inter Ser anflage perbaftet, DIE
|S6iIie ohgefeuert 81 baben.
Mobert %. Mrlington lit pe-
gen girbruhs 81 5tpei Sabre'l
3uhtbnus perurteilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-07

oieier Gage als @egenfanoioat ge-
gen ben gilenbabnfommiiiar Soblt
8. 8ortbam aufgetreten. Sobn 8.
@ortbam lit Elm Mnti : Brobtbt-
ttonilt ourb uno ourd, Elm alter
topferer gefdmpfer Der grobibitior
uno Maion tit, mie er ielblt iast, III
Sbeorie uno Braris Elm ausee-
iprofener 8robtbitioniit.
Sebr idledt itebt es Inn oas
Gice @ouberneursamt. Saplolon,
beiBt es, min nidt nieoer ais 9an-
oioat ouftreten uno Die bisber auf'
getretenen &anbioaten fino Hrobi-
bitioniiten. gs beiBt ioeor, Die ufub-
renoen" 4nti'ss batten bereits oit
M0glt1feit ms Muge gefaBt, iif
auf oen penieer oefdbrliden Yro-
b%ibitionilten 5u elntgen. IS pdle
Dies febr 5lt bebauern. 9as Mmi
oes 8ice : @oupertleurs lit BON gro
Der @idtisfeit. Ser gice,@ouper-
ne1r bat nidt nur unter l1mitall-
ben oie 6unftionen oes @oupes-
neurs aus5uiiben, er tit audi gor-
iiberloer bes Senats uno fir uns
.@nti's~ lift es BON eroBter 9eoeu-
tung cine uns freunblih 9eiinntf
Berfonlidfeit i'm 8rafioentenltnbl
ees Senats 51 6aben. @ir iouten
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-07
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