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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-03
Japan's Ambition


help the weak and suppress the strong
and arrogant, came to be embodied In
the spirit of Bishido. The samurai,
or Japanese gentleman, expressed
compassion for others and a deep
reverence for loyalty and bravery,
otherwise he was not considered
worthy Of the name.
Acts of bravery, pity for the un.
fortunate, and resistance against tie
strong were to be found in such stor-
les as "monogatari gudan," or war
stories, tales of revenge, as well as
in novels. Plays and dramas were
founded on these works of fiction.
The joruri and gidayu stories that
were sung while acted were also
full of such themes.
In this manner the people were en-.
abled to receive education, and the
spirit of chivalry and honor was kept
alive. When story was related con-
corning the acts of villain, the
spirit Of revenge was in the hearts
of the listeners. In sermons deliver
ed by Buddhist priests, If the famil.
lar themes were not interviewer the
words failed to appeal to the audi.
ence.
Whenever a nation of inferior civ.
ilization comes in contact with the
far advanced occidental civilization
the former is destined to perish, ac-
cording to history. Look at the his
tory Of the Spanish and the Portu.
guese! With the aid Of the Jesuit
propaganda and the sword they sway
ed the whole world for centuries.
With Europe as center, they pene-
trated every country then known,
South America, Africa, Australia, and
the countries of the far east. 1t was
invariably the case that the weak ma
tions succumbed, as frost and snow
melt before sunshine.
What was the result in the case Of
our own country? When the nation
first came into contact with occident-
al civilization, what force came into
activity? The Japanese nation rose
as one man to assimilate the advanc-
ed civilization Of the west rather than
resist It. What the Japanese nation
has been able to assimilate during
the last fifty years from various coun-
tries Is almost too wonderful to re-
late.
Religion itself was absorbed into
the Japanese national character.
The teachings Of Buddha and Confu-
cius, when once they were plated in
Japanese soil, were assimilated. Con-
fucianism was no longer Chinese but
Japanese, and the Buddhist religion
Of India also became changed. With
regard to Christianity, there is no
doubt but that It will gradually ex-
pand, yet 1t is destined to be assim.
Hated into the japanese national
character.
The 80 called civilization Of New
Japan is but OF recent origin, hardly
more than bali century, and IL we
deduct the period OF confusion OF
the Meiji era, 1t is about forty years.
What Japan has been able to achieve
during this short space Of forty
years, is almost beyond the range Of
Imagination. She has accomplished
what took other countries four cen
turtles.
The Japanese ideal is to raise the
civilization of the far east, with is
60 per cent Of the worlds population.
The mission OF japan consists In safe
guarding the peace Of the far east
by causing its civilization to pro-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-03
Correcting Childish Defect.

Most children at some time or 9TH
or will comfort their faces or cross
their eyes, II this habit is allowed,
frow.s become permanent and eyes
glide. 1t is a good thing TO let child
see himself when pulling mis- face
he will not be proud of his Look, 1t
is a good plan to appeal to a child's
pride. as proper pride is an excellent
quality.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-03
Horseshoes as erInsers Of Luck.

Sailors cherish horseshoes as luck
bringers, and before the days of dread
naughts 1t was Jacks practice to nail
a horseshoe upside down on the mast
Of his ship Nelson nailed a horse
shoe with the points upwards on the
mast of the Victory before he took the
ship into action at Trafalgar,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-03
Cultivate Habit Of Laughter.

Laughter is a quickening healthful
life impulse, Try it, Its best recon-
mendation is in itself. II vitalizes the
blood, improves the digestion, tran
quilizes the troubled spirit, and cor
reefs the astigmatic vision which
gives us q distorted view of life.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-03
For Better or Worse,

"Why did you send your sweetheart
10 the wilds of Africa to hunt dia-
monds?" 1.-TWO reasonable might
come back with a fortune or - might
not come back at all."-Ph lphia
Public Ledger
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-03
When You Give Castor OIL.

When You Give Castor OIL.
Pour the oil into a pan over a mod
crate fire, break an egg into 1t, and
stir 1t up. When thoroughly mixed.
flavor with a little salt, sugar or cur.
rant Jelly.
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Ironing Board

Every Housewife IRONING BOARD which
The above shown homemade board manufactured the Brigham Young
College Shops embodied all the improvements ironing
built against suit the
sells regularly for $3.50 Anyone may procure with year
subscription the Logan Republican by mail for $500
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-06-24

of clean hits gave Aneta four
runs, in the next inning the ssor-
ing ended after each team had
made one run, making the final
score 5 to l. DR., Alexander
umpired. The feature of the
game was the roofing by Windy
Smith of Buffalo. Windy is still
in possession of that gentle
voice that he has been using at
ball games around this part of
the state for years and time has
taken nothing from, rather add
ed to, his collection of witty and
cutting remarks.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-06-24
BIDS FOR DEPOSIT OF SINKING
FUND.

The Board of Education of Hope
Special School District will receive
sealed proposals, up to noon of
June Doth, 1915 for the deposit of
$1,000 belonging to the Sinking
Fund of said school district.
Board reserves the right to re-
jcct any or all bids.
The proposals shall be marked
"Bids for Deposit of Sinking Fund.-"
and will be opened at first meeting
of Board following above date.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-06-24
Notice Of Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Hope Farmers Elevator Company
will be held in their elevator office at
Hope, No. Oak, on Saturday, July
10, 1915, at l O'Clock p. M, for the
purpose of electing three (3) directors
for a term of three (3) years each and
to transact such other business as
may come before the meeting.
Dated at Hope, North Dakota, this
10th day of June, 1916,
F. W. BHRED, Sec.
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Notice to Creditors.


Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
w. S. Rodgers, Executor OF the last will and
testament OF John A. White. late Of the City
State OF Washington, deceased, to the credit
ors OF, and all persons having claims against
said deceased, or said estate, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers to the under
signed, at the office of his attorney, VIM. Bar
clay, in Sherbrooke, ~. D. That the time
within which claims can be presented has
been limited to six months from the date Of
the first publication OF this notice.
That M. T. Langager, whose residence and
post Office address is Blabon, N. D., is the res
tdent agent of the undersigned, and upon
whom service OF any legal process may be
made.
Dated this 18th day OF June, 1915.
w. 8. Rogers,
Executor OF the last will and
testament of
job A. White, Deceased.
Vim. Barclay,
Attorney for Executor,
SherbrOoke, N. D.
First Publication, June oath, 1851
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Notice for Bids.

A meeting of the Supervisors of Colgate
Township will be held on Saturday, June 26.
1915. at the clerks office in Colgate, N. Dak.,
and you are hereby notified that they will
receive sealed bids up to the hour OF two O,
clock OF that day for the construction OF
about four and One-fourth miles of road in
said township. Plans n specification on
file with clerk.
The Board reserves the right t~o'reject any
or all bids.
By order Of the Board. Dated at Colgate,
N. D., June 10Th, 1915. 2ti
S. F. Pope, Chairman.
E. II. Badger, Clerk.
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Restored to Good Health.

II was sick for four years
with stomach truble," writes
Mrs, Otto Cans, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
II lost weight and felt so weak
that I almost gave up all hope of
being cured. A friend told me
about Chamberlain's Tablets,
and since using two bottles of
them I have been a we'll woman
Obtainable everywhere.-Adv
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Mrs. Wilcox and daughter,
Leona, from Illinois, are visiting
at the home of their relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Clutter, of
this city.
The South End Farmers Ship
ping Assn. shipped a car of
hogs to the St. Paul Markets
last Saturday. Mr.. Jones &C.
companied the car.
Mrs. =. A. Tillotson and
daughter, Doris, returned Wed
nesday morning from Mandan
where they have been the past
week attending a family re I'M
ion.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fernow
and children, of Superior, Wis,
arrived in our city Tuesday
morning and are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. Fernow's brother
in-law, Ed. W. Hanson.
Teams were busy on the
streets of our city yesterday
cutting down the weeds and
smoothing down the rough roads
caused by recent rains. The
city are to be congratulated on
the way they have been taking
care of the local highways this
year.
Mr.. Ben Killeran, Assisted.
of the Griggs County Fair Assn,
called at our sanctum Tuesday
evening and gave. US copy for an
ad. which will be- found else
where in this issue. Mr.. Killer
an stated that their coming fair
promises to be exceptionally
good, seventy-fve of the fastest
horses in the state circuit hav-
ing been entered.
An interesting meeting of the
w. G. T.. u. was held Friday at
the home of Mrs. Lucy Major.
The winners of the prizes offered
some time ago in the fifth and
seventh grades for the best es-
say on the evil effects of alcohol
were announced. Sigma Peter
son, from Olive Coles school,
and Ruth Smith, both Of the
seventh grade, we're each given
first prizes. In the fifth grade,
Maxine Alexander won first
prize and Hattie Anderson sec
ond. The essays were all good
and the members wish to extend
thanks to the teachers of those
grades for their enthusiasm.
After the business meeting the
program was taken up with
Mrs. Lathrop as leader. Papers
were read on Mothers Problems
and Child Training, after which
these topics were discussed
freely among the members.
Along with numberless othe,
Hope folk, We editor journeyed tt
Page Tuesday and spent the at
ternoon enjoying the splendid
race tournament which was helc
there. The sport opened in the
morning with a ball game be
tween Aneta and Erie. This was
a good game and drew a large
> attendance. Aneta won by I;
score of 8 to 4. The afternoon
Entertainment started about twt
O'Clock with the races. Two fas'
events were pulled of, the bes
time being 2:15f made by NORTH
Star, Of Courtenay. The tiv,
mile motorcycle race was wo,
by Speed Johnson in about
min. At $50 the second gam,
was called, Aneta VS.. Buffalo
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Greatly Benefited by Chamber
lain's Liniment.

II have used Chamberlain's Lint
ment for sprains, bruises and rheu-
matte pains, and the great benefit l
have received justifies my recommend
ing it In the highest TERMS" writes
Mrs. Florence Slife, Wabash, Ind.
If you are troubled with rheumatic
pains you will certainly be pleased
with the prompt relief which Chamb.
erlain's Liniment affords. Obtaina-
bic everywhere.-Adv.
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a. All notices of entertainments of
any nature at which admission is
charged, given by local organizations
are charged at the rate of five cents
per line per insertion.
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Nms uleTifc.

9ie i'm gforotpelten BON gbi,
buabla fteberoen Eriippen GilIo's
baben tatldbli1 gegen ben Sberbs,
feblsbaber repoltiert. Sbre @enerdls
G1es, gortreras uno Garcia bober
cine Grflarllng erlnfie1, in Der iis
fie iagen, Tie erfennen @illn nur als
ben aonrna1oear Der Eruppen oes
Horoens irno @nitierre3. nls Der
NraiiOenten Der Nepnblif an. eli
tpollen iid BON gilIa niht iiioIid ge.
gen Garrarl5n fiibren Iailen. Sic mol
len 5rieoell baben tiuo foroern al[e
auf, iid ibnen a15uidlieBen.
gs beiBt Dab man iih in osr
annferen5 Der Nertreter Ser amerifn.
niiden HepubIifen fir elm eflergiides
@orgeben eegen W1erifo enti1ieoeu
bat Wfan miro BEN 6iibrern einen
Germin geben. syrieoen 5il ibIieBen
nno ipenn oas niht geihiebt, mira
man nit @affengeipalt eirgreifen.
Die bieligen Tertreter Sur.
ran5a's baben Die giahribt erbalten,
baB General @on5ales geitern feier-
lid in Ser Saiiptitaot einge8oeen lit.
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- - -.
~ 20 az S.aaIg.a aas Ss!uaAOslsH m ps gapem 2
49, ~ aas1aSvl ussss sn .suAas.n 'nu1'a
,as;.r;, uvS as1asn sa,' s,.,s aassso:ya g. gaoea
S"s y Gssf ssa sSpunsD.uu s'".M s".luse-
Swsxs sSatn ID.. g. x.:.Si:y .Xes.a o nMc aa'sl
* s..a.'" ssn GU =. l''aOs'uen S,a.eh pNs
ss1y wS.r. Iv 50 ssoa A4' "pt'''n ppA
% $780, c.S.'.ysa. ~ .x !.
s. s''iy ~ @t ~ - % Vyytn ~ Pig. :
S~. s@a.s !. ssas.S. u2 x0oyt' peust Haal
I'.a g SSssepsuaBsH ~ " cotl
a:xosS s.as ossDa'Ss.s s vss@O. 1 saa gst satna-
."ys s u<4"0 ~ mrn Ds.s.l I.vv yeIau'
ssns .aD IVY M1!asAenBelWARe.
Nnnslge OeptldltH bebanpten, ban
ete Mnneu Dor Marfd)di erfolgrei'
@en Mioerltano ltlfteten. Nad) ib-
rem S@uosrnnsen Daben i'e ale Mn-
grtFle Snrndgemorten tino baben bic
Denflgsn nno peiferretdJer ingeben-
e Serl'fe sritffen. Mertniirois 1T
g nsir, pan ne oaoei 'mmer iueiter
''.sAasa' - ss
n xsall9aa oere'tet man itdy aiii
o.e r.s DsIeenns Osa a., S1aor aor onrg ots
1IlUen ppa; S'eie vnrger l.nc
g Ss!isysn ~s.I Ne ceIar@tsfen, oie
MaIra ags" !: ~aaDsn a,sa.t Dea q sylem aO5he o'e
s.srs1 aD: - a.O H sueI. Ma@ oer
s..S 1"symla Sss.. S4 aaS go ~ ue.suge !. Mon
~ ;sr. % Wna.ls@.n r~ uG..s.'aa. ss;s. :s nno puoen
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fna9en, als bts Der Steg ertDd)fen
| lei nmb bas gplf lei bereit, alle
.Slifsnrittel sli idaffcn, Sic notie
icien. sllie alten poIitiiGen Streitis-
feiten iollten uersciIem iuerben, iu;c
| ia amd Die 9iesieritng allen MaiIen
Der 8ep6lfermng, nmbcfiimmert nm
IMbfDmmen, Gprad,e nno Neligion,
nit Scm glcidjen @plmollen gsacm-
iiberitebe, Die 9iima ipridjt snsIeidj
lire 3nberiidjt ans, baf etiuas Mebn-
lidcs, iuie Der ietise Mangel an
Munitiun nidjt luieSer burfommen
iucr6e.
| Cine Gepeide ans g(tbem mel6et,
Gin Sentides ltnterieeboot babe oas
6ritiide sranspOrtidiff uIrnbenronA
in ben 0riimS sebpbrt nm6 Der grDf-
te Sell Der 8eiating lei ertrnnfen.
gsad offisiellen MitteiInngem iua-
rem MIR bier Mmerifaner anf benz
rSberian"; siuei bon linen famen
nm's 9eben.
Gie Nabrihten, Die mabrelto ser
lestel1 Eoge aus Der garrenfopf-2in.
gefopf- Sd)abmatnI @egeno oes 81.
| iaB gefommen, iino 6ireft mioeripre.
demo. geutihe uno Jran5olen er.
| 5ablen BON ben grfolgen, Die IL
errungen lin0 ben 9[ngriffen oer
5einoe. Die iie abgefhIagen baben
9abei iheinell Die Stellultgen Set
Der aber in1berdn6ert gu bIeiben.
gOn Mt6en iuirb semcIoet, baf
nad) ben geridjten Der Cffisierc bes
aus Der Ieinaiiatiiden &rieassu,le
bort einsetrpffenen amerifaniidjen
6remsers o9aprtb Carolina" bic Ser
lutte Der MIliierten an ben SarbaneI-
len alles iibertreffen, ,pas man 6is
ljctt fur m6sIidJ gebalten latte. Die
nnf 0dllipOli selanbeten anjtraliidcn
nno iriiden Srnppen iin6 fat bou-
itdm6is anfserieben. gSie Sic ameri-
faniidem Dffiaiere beridten, iunrbe
! bel benz ipabniuitisen @erImde, Die
ittilen 46ben amf bem aiiatiiden 1lfer
Der Oar6anellen 81 eritirmen, iii,
|aMitraIiides 9aegiment bollitSnbia
beruidtet. Nnf ben S6ben iparen
, Gaten6e bon Nfaidinengeiuebren anf-
geitellt, iuelde bic Mmitralier nit q.
nsm entietliden Jener en,pfinseu.
Die Angreifer iunr6en budjifGblidj
reibeniueiie nie6ergemadt nn6 bie
Sarfen fGmpften inter benz Som.
manoo BON oeittiden Cffisieren mic
leibbaftige Senfel.
Sine 9epefde ans aonitantiuopel
beridtet: oMn Der ssront i'm Santa
ius baben mir bic feinbliden streit.
trdfte anf ben G6ben Dpn grebaou
bollitanSis geidnagem. Sci Ser Ier-
fplgnns Der fliebenben MnfIen iu,r-
ben piele 0efnngene aemad)t nns
groRe Wengen bon Mmmitiun nnb
Trubinnt erbemtet."
Die 9entiden melben, oas Der
GiHnabue bon Wiitam elm siemlidl
td,iuerer 6ampf boramfsing mno Oaf
bic Staot iuenis bcldaoiat lei.
Wpromeitlid ppn 2untsn llaben
ocmtIdJe Srnppen BEN Nareiu crreid,t
nno es baben iid) bort idiuerc S8Gm.
Itfe entipifelt.
Die 1roflamation, iueldje ser Sent-
id)c aaiier an Dem sSabrcstaae
lees ariessanfaugs erlaiIen bat, lit
pom oeitidjen gplfe nit aroEer BE-
sciItermma anfseuummen.
Die fran5oiiIdeir aoroinale ailcon
uno Gobrieres baben oen p1p5tltd,en
SrieoensappeG in eigenartiaer gSei.
ie onfgefaBt. Sic baben in ihren
0to3eien einem Gag bes @ebets fir
Srieoen allaeoronet, ober fir ,,ssrie-
oen NIT Dem Triiintpb unIerer 9(r.
NEE. llno Damn ieben fie auseil,al,-
Ger, Dab Sranfreid fir @erehtiafeit
|iino eibililation eintrete unto oaB
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&arSe ntberlil1t.

Wiadenien onrdbridJt bic
feinbliden 2inien nDr6Iid) bpn
Gbolm. GrfDIse iiiblid) bon
WarId)an nno iueitlidJ bDm
Spangoro6.
General 8ogridD orinst BON
EpOianee nad oetn Often 81
bDr.
Sn WnridJnn bereitet man
fid anf Die @eiesnna omrd Die
9eutid)en bur.
GmgIanS iueiit allc mniere
Hroteite 5uriif uno erflart NM
iere SteIlnnsmabme besigltd)
Der gloda6e fir nnbaItbar.
2dupfe in Der Gesenb bon
Ypern iin6 I'm Wange.
9mftidiffer lperfen 8Dmbem
anf Strafburs.
9inififd)e Gnma erHGrte, bcr
aampf miiife fortseiett iueroen,
Big Nnklano iiesreid iei.
Sn ben &Gmpfen anf Galli-
poIi erIei6en bic gllliiertcn
idiuere gerlnfte.
Die siirfen sciuinnen cine
Sdiadjt I'm &anfains.
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ltnaefahrlidl.

Serr:: Sat 0enn DIE aranfbeft
meirer 8rau ettpas 5u beoenten. Serr
Goftor 2~
slr5t: ~Sa. bn iiderl 3iuniu-
oeIt einen neilen Sutl"
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Die ,6lteren Staotsm1nner
baben ben 9aiier BON eSSapan gero-
ten. oos 8obinet Ofltnra I'M S(nit Su
laiien.
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9iMblidle fSplaerMne.

Der fleine Saul: uaLs mas pe-
fleioeit oit bid oenn at Dem rnorGi+
gen MasfenboII, Hapa?"
Iater:: .rglls gsfimo gebe ih!"
HallIden: % meb, oann nluBt ou
mol morgen aud 2ebertran trinfcn 21
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8enm Sie Superfnloie baben, ober ei.
ner Sbrer Srenno Elm Salss cher Quits
r6hrenleiben bat. 70 ihreiben sic 70,
gleid nm bas 8iihlein iiber ygreotina-
Die grobe neue grtbcfitne. Soitet itidjis.
Che Greutiaa Tharmaep Gp., Dor 396.
Sept GR. Gan glntonip, $eras
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geites SeI uno @aioIin erb1lt
man bon Der Slintp Oil So, 400
Slt-Go4irnieree Str. Meues Eel. grd-
bis 2252. (sln8.)
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amHlareno.

8aoer:: uWas lit oern oas, giir-
gernteiiter. Elm sSnoi5ienbetpeis2
8iirgerrneiiter: uD0s Is !. g.,
bal g mir on rueinen georbell i.r
@'iidt nadpeiien mon'n, oaB / mi
bei Dir raIieren Iali'"
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Geltidler fSarmer. 25 esahre

Gentider sSarmer, 25 Sabre alt,
init ollen Iaitop. MaIdinen pertrallt.
tanf 9ienensiidter. iiidt cine STEELE.
om lieblten cine ioIde. no ibn @efe-
genbeit geboten. iih ipdter ieIbitdi.-
Dig gu MAIDEN. Suite GntpfebItnecn
Sfferten erbittet i. o. @alter, Gen.
Geliperb, San Mntoniu, seras.
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She MeI6a, 3041a 9. 9lIamo Str
Shon ntoblierte 3irnmer. SO SO. .5U
per gSode. 9ertihe 2eitltng.
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InIano.

Gin fltr1tbarer BoIfenbrudj
bot in Grie, 9a.. 20 MenIden oas
Seben gefoitet ilno eineu Shaoen
bon WtiIlionen angeridtet.
gei elmer Grploiion in Dem
slrienal 81 GbiIaoeIpbin puroen
8tpei Soloaten II. elm GioiliIt get0tet.
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Selepbpniert Grapep's, 22t Sitzgsuts
meree Str, Inn irgeno ettpas, 6aB sSbr
germ eBt grodett 1861, Nenes Sci.
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Grapeg's -Grodett 1861, geues Sci.
$40 sdglid gefIiiael. Brooiifte. friiG
alberettete sSleifhforten, Gafot; SdaItd
Sne5ialitdten SdneIle gfblieferling.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-04

Wrs. 9. O. Sarieb, allgemeine ge.s
liberiina. $40 Gipearinaeii Gebdlioe.
Srapis 3406.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-04

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-04
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$40 Nintb ctr. Sci. grpdett 1890
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-17
TONER APPLIES THE NHITEHI5H
And 5IL0N5 DEFEAT FL PA5lANS
Phoenix Evens Up Series by Taking Wednesday Came
5 to o; IA Mackmen Are Left Gasping For Life on
the Bags; McGlynn, Ell Paso Pitcher Is Quickly
Withdrawn and Team Rallies Behind Beer.

BY 9BECK.s

choice and a strlkeuot Cor his five trips