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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
BoONE's SON DID
SOME SURVEYING
r 'rst Plating Done in What is Known
as Neutral Ground, Bears Mark
Of Nathan Boone.

Almost the earliest surveying done
Within the present boundaries Of Iowa
was the marking of the boundaries of
what was known as the Neutral
Ground in the northeastern par OF
the state. This piece OF land was set
aside in 1890 10 separate the Sac and
Fox Indians from the Sioux between
whom there had been long and hIoody
warfare The surveyor appointed 20
mark the boundaries OF the Neutral
Ground was Nathan Boone son OF the
famous hackToodsmzn. Daniel Boone.
According to writers in the July num-
Der OF the Iowa Journal OF History AMI
Politics, published by the State His
tortcal society of Iowa Boone was in
structed to run line from the mouth
OF the Upper Iowa to the source OF
its first or left hand FORK and thence
westward to the second or upper fork
of the Des Moiues river. Then TWEEN
ty miles south and twenty miles north
OF this line and parallel to it are two
other lines running between the Mis-
sissippi and the Des Moines- This
strip Of land. forty miles wide and ex-
tending from the Mississippi 10 the
Des Moines. included the whole or
parts of the present counties OF Ala
makee. CLAYTON. WinueshieE- Fayetts-
Howard. Chickasaw. Bremen. Mitchell.
Floyd. Butler. Cerro Gorio. Franklin
Hardin. Hancock Wright Hamilton
Kossuth. Humboldt and Webster.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
ADJUSTMENTS.
New paramount star PIeases.

New Paramount Star PleaseS.
Tonight's. attraction at the Grand
;s the new Paramount star. Lenore
ITlrich. a beautiful and spirited miss,
with an unusual cast in 'kflmeny-
The picture was shown at the Grand
last night and delighted well filled
house.
"Kiimeny" is from the Oliver Nor
CISCO forces. and is fully up to the high
standard set by them in points OF
staging. photoplay and cast. the latter
including besides Miss Ulrich (who by
the way became quite famous as the
star OF the light opera. The Bird OF
Pa-adise"). such well-known players
as William Desmond. Myrtle Stedman.
Herbert Standing and Howard Davies.
The story of "Kilmeny" is ro-
nance OF stolen child who grows
up with the gypsies, and later finds
her way back to her own people, and
Miss UIrich, now but nineteen years
OF age. delightfully."- entertains in the
title role.
"The Call of the North" with Robert
Edeson in the lending role is tomor-
rows offering at the Grand. This
famous novel and famous film need
little Introduction to Keokua people
and with the leading role in such cap
able hands. an attraction extraordin-
airy is assured. The book was widely
read over the country and presented
especial opportunity to the film max
ers, so that it was appropriated by
Jesse L. Lasky for his production
Advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
Do You Know the Real Food
Value Of Spa
ghetti?

When you talk about buying ten
cents or one dollars worth of any
foodstIff. what do you mean by
worth? The only measures of GENT
inc worth in the purchase of eatables
must be nutrition But do you keep
nutrition in mind when yom buy the
family provisionss Let us see.
Meat is probably your biggest item.
Yet no less an authority than DIR.
Hutchinson. the dietitian. says that
meat is a dear food Why? Be
cause we pay far too much for the
amount of nutrition that we secure.
Neat contains as per cent water
think of that when sirloin is chalked
up at 35c a lb.-three-quarters water.
Now, take Faust Spaghetti, made
from Durum wheat, a ricn. glutinous
cereal. OF spaghetti and its allied
products. the same authority says
snat they contain only 10 per cent wa
ter, and these foods are absorbed al
most In their entirety go to make
blood. muscle and tissue. Faust Spa
ghetti costs 10c a large package
nearly all worth.
MAuLL BROS.
St Louis, Y. s. A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
PIRATES FAIL TO
TAKE TREASURE
SO Youngsters Are Happy In Prospect
OF Seeing Big Ringing Day
Circus Parade.

Had Captain Kidd run down the
steamer Molly Burton as she crossed
the Atlantic this spring, he would a.
first sight have thought he had cap
tured all the gold, silver and precious
stones in the world. But fortunately
for young America, pirates no longer
exist and in consequence the good
ship came safely TO anchor in New
York harbor. From the vessel the
differing load was transferred to a
train of twenty cars. sent TO Baraboo.
Wis. and there added to that vast
pageant which win on Thursday. Sep
tember g. be seen here In connection
with Ringing Brothers circus.
All of the armor and properties used
in the newly added spectacle of Solo
mon and the Queen of Sheba. together
with the accessories and decorations
for the floats. tableau cars. band
chariots and other features of this
seasons street parade were designed
and fashioned in italy and France
Many of the massive panels such as
those fitted to the sides OF fairylan
vans and throne vehicles, were In thu
work shops and studios for almost
two years They are hand-caryed by
the finest Of European craftsmen and
FURNISHED with pure gold. The grest
front and cornice pieces are inlaid with
polished metals and set with brilliants.
This and vast assortment OF other
composed the cargo OF
the steamer, Molly Burton.
It is said that this seasons street
parade will prove the most magnificent
ever seen in America. There Will be
mora than T(ln horses in line and these
viii wear silver mounted harness. All
costumes are made from the finest
silk and broadcloth. while the count.
less nags and banners represent the
most expensive of Japanese and Chi
nese art work. Aside from the glitter
OF the parade are such novelties as
team of six zehras attached to pneu-
mstic pipe organ. 1t requires an hour
for the big pageant to pass a gwen
int.-Advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
MAUlI BROS.
st. Louis, Y. s. A.

the dollar is just about to take the
place and prestige OF pounds sterling.
Already. they say, almost as much
foreign business is done with the dol
lar as basis as is done In pound
sterling. and soon at the present rate.
the advantage will be with the Amer.
lean coin
Today sterling exchange was quoted
it was $3.50 The world cannot do
business with exchange that fiuctuates
like that. explained banker today.
the world will have to come to the dol
lar Sterling drops off about cent
to the man who has made sales based
on sterling.
"Of what advantage will It be to the
United States to have the dollar be-
come the worlds principal exchange
medium ?" he was asked
Being a-banker, he answered from a
bankers viewpoint.
THE business of the world will have
to be done through New York. New
York will take its commission, natur-
ally"
Is that all,'
well, it will bring business to this
country, 1t Is to be expected. BUS.
ness men Of other countries will pre-
fer to do business where the exchange
does not fuctuate. Anyhow, unless the
lead given the United States by the
European war is lost when the war
ends. tight-fsted men will be making
the eagle scream in every market place
of the world in another year or two.
so the bankers declare
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
Found Revolver HIsden.

NEW YORK AuE- 5i.-iH al nix1t
griiling at the hasssesss of New Yo-s
detectives failed 10 shake rfe story
of Samue! I1eitne-. head OF pzivats
detective. agercr. that tEp gray
capped men shot and sflIssz his w5fs
as she stood II MS Office last might.
The detective stoutiy maintained his
innocence
According TO Lettner's story his
wife. i singular1v beautiful woman
was standing in his Office. waiting or
him to 20 homa with her. He said
he suddenly heard 6ve shots, and
looking over the top of ais desk ssE
his wife Keeling and the two -aa IN
ming out the door
The revolver. with the exploded
cartridges was found hidden in .
stove pipe hole The roman was sho.
Eve times. each OF the voc1ds was
powder burned
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
Opening Of Draw Span is Done in Ae-
eordanee With Regulations
Made in 1901 by seere-
tay Root.
NO DELAY IN PASSAGE
Rules Provide for Clearing Draw
Span SO That no Interruption
Longer Than Necessary
Results.

There are rules and regulations
soTerning the opening of draw bridges
on the Mississippi river. a copy of
these rules was made public recently
through the Offices of Major Meigs
and Major Hoffman Here are the
draw bridge rules. issued BIZ Secretary
Root in 1901. under which all bridges
inclu6ing the one here. operate:
Whenever steamboat is to be
passed through the channel at any
draweFzdse. the officer or person in
charge thereof shall cause to be
sounded, when the boat, shall be at
q distance of not less than one-half
mile. bur within signaling distance
from said bridge, one long blast of a
steam whistle.
when a steamboat Is to leave a
landing one-haIf mile or less from a
draw6sidse. with the intention of
Passing through the bridge draw. the
officer or person in charge OF said
steamboat shall cause TO be sounded
the required signal. a sufficient time
before leaving the landing to allow
the bridge 10 be opened in time.
Vessels or other war crafts. with
cut steam power, shall hail the bridge
by horn or megaphone. or the bridge
tsnier shall be notified by verbal
Communication OF the desire to pass
through the bridge draw.
Upon hearing or receiving the
signals prescribed. the tenders or
operators of the drawbridge shall at
once open the draw spans Of the
bridge for the prompt passage OF said
vessel or craft: provided. that the
bridge may not be opened when
there is train. wagon or vehicle at
the time passing over said draw
sFan- or a train approaching so close
II that il cannot be safely stopped be-
fore reaching the bridge. but it shall
b. opened as soon as the draw span
may be cleared
Wagons. vehicles and trains
shall not be stopped on said draw
bridge -oT on draw span for the
pHrr1ss Of delaying the operations of
the drawhridge. nor shall water craft
OF vessels be 50 manipulated as to
hinder OF delay the operation of a
draw sran. but all passage upon,
through or under said drawbridge
saal be prompt. TO prevent delay to
either land or water communication.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
FOND 81 Prison Lie.

ST. CLOUD, Mimi, Aug. 31.-His
studied efforts to break into the state
lSeformatory here rewarded. Robert
Annette rests peacefully today A few
xaeks. ago. he forged three checks and
five himseif up TO the ST. Paul po-
lice. His sentence finished, he soon
returned to the St. Paul police, de
manded his cell back saying he had
forged another check. He was accom-.
modated. Then he came back here,
Voluntarily appeared before Authori-
ties. and insisted he had forged an
ether check, and asked to be sem
tenced to the state reformatory. He
denied he Is writing book on prison
reform.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
AMERICAN DOLLAR
MAY BE STANDARD
English Pound Sterling Has Been
Dropping Steadily During the
European War.

TBy Lowell Nellat, United Press Staff
Cores pondent.l
NEW YORK. Aus- st.-The eagle on
TIE American dollar has become an in
tsrratsonal bird Wherever goods are
bought or sold orr bird IS becoming
known Another year and he'll be
about the best known fowl that ever
took wing. IL the dreams of New York
nnanciers come true. Every time
Wall street notes the quotation on
Enz5ish pound sterling these days,
Wall streets resrect for the American
dollar grows Il is not too much to
say Wall street always held the dollar
IL high esteem. but il is more than
that now. for the big bankers and the
little bankers are OF one opinion-that
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
Keep the Kidneys Well
Health 10 Worth Saving, and Some
keokut< People Know How
- RavA n.


Many Keokuk peopae take their
lives in their hands by neglecting the
kidneys when they know these organs
need help. Weak kidneys are respon-
sible for a vast amount of suffering
and i'll health-the slightest delay is
DANGEROUS. Use Doan's Kidney Pills
"a remedy that has helped thousands
OF kidney sufferers. Here is a keo-
kuk citizens Recommendation.
Mrs. Thomas Young, 1915 Bank St..
Keokuk, says: IT suffered from lame
ness across my back and also had
headaches. STOPPING or lifting was a
painful operation. and rested so
poorly that I got up in the morning
feeling languid and depressed. I was
nervous and found it quite task to
attend to my housework When
heard about Doans' Kidney Pills,
got box at Wilkinson & Co.'S Drug
Store. Their use proved entirely sat
isfactory. l am quite free from kid
ney complaint at this time"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Young had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props. Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
Corn or cash for Votes.

DES MONIES. Ia. Aug. 31.-To Sc
cure funds to carry out their cam
11ign for votes to secure constita-
sf!onal amendment, giving women the
lallot at the next state wide primary
election, the suffrage leaders have is
sued call upon every farmers wife
a the state to give a bushel Of corn,
" Its value in cash, to the fund. At
The state fair here the suffrage lead
efs have corn booth where fair visf-
tors are delivering their corn or agree
ING to pay the cash. In every county
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
|S|NERS FILED
WATER CASES
,hise viii Expire In Three
Ilonths, = 80 Out In Amended
Answer Filed Here
To-day.
rCEIvER MAKES REPLY
~ Not Believe That Proposed I'M
NJ provements Would Guarantee
pure Water Floods
Responsible.

mat the franchise OF the Water
Ss0pany Of Fort Madison granted b.
~ city, expires In December 1915,
sId that the work outlined in the
- submitted for changing the plant,
annot be performed In that length of
III; and that no expenditure amount
kr to nearly one-half of the esti-
nsted value Of the entire plant would
"a authorized by a court, within
Aree months Of the time of the ex-
ration OF the franchise. are state.
nsnts made In the amended answer
y the Columbia Trust company, to
~ application OF the city. Of Fort
Nadison.
The amendment to the answer was
Efaed with Frank Wahlgren, deputy
Etlerk OF the federal court here this
Enorning. Other answers in the casa
we're filed sometime yesterday, in
EfIuding the answer of the Columbia
Trust company, to which this amend
Enent is filed today.
The answer Of the receiver. c. G.
sutton, denies certain allegations
|nade By the city in regard to the al
|jeged violation of an agreement That
'fie mains have been flushed three
times since April 1. 1915, is set out
Isl the answer. The receiver states in
|lis answer that he does not believe
lie Improvement contemplated and
lusgested by NJ. e. Bannon will fur
lsish pure water. The overlooking of
he banks Of the Skunk river. and
consequent muddying of the waters.
~ held IN ha respOnsible to a large ex.
aent for the condition of the water
The receiver does not know of there
being any typhoid epidemic. nor any
more than q normal number of ty-I
phoid cases, 1t Is stated in the answer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31

Fucel
The
~ for
today
The
|luded;
heat.
+ and
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grow
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
TASTY judgment.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Republican;
Those Garman-Americaa newspapers
and patriotic Organizations which
cIade haste TO declare the sinking Of
the Arabic quite the correct thins.
raas be embarrassed 10 ind them
ssiyes IN opposition TO their kaissrs
government
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-19

 Asiatc the Turks Before the Armenans could defend massacred by The
 
  heavy
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-19

Dr. Otto Appel. a privy counsellor of the German Empire, member of the Imperial Biological Institute for Farm and Forest Economics in Berlin-D Dah. lem and well-knowp in scientific cir cles throughout the world through his books on botany. was loaned to the United States government just before the war started to help the depart ment of agriculture officials eradicate the disease which has ravaged the American potato and was prevented from returning to his country by the inability of the state department to get the British government to give him safe conduct home. After his work was finished Doctor Appel was forced to secure a position in the agri cultural department at Washington to obtain money for living expenses. At last the British embassy has given it's assurance that his return will be safe and he is soon to leave for Berlin.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-19

Queen Elena of Italy is the ldol Of her people and is devoting herself to alleyiating the distress of war suffer CTS This photograph of her was taken as she stepped from the Rome Red Cross special train at Florence
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-16
9reisansidreiben fir s6iiler an
Staotbod)fdnleu, in melden
Seutfd1 unterrtdltet mirS.

Gem &omite fir 9euti9e Spra-
DIE oes 8, 8. $. g. iteben $50 sun
@erfii9ung, Die oo8u beitimmt iino,
on Sdiiler iol6er Staotbo6idnlen
berteilt gu meroen oie I'M Stunoea-
plan 8euti6 ols 2ebrfa6 oufgenour-
men babeu. 0rei Greiie $25, $15 Ii.
$40 fomnen sur Gerteilu1g. 0ieIc
Breiie fino fir Die orei beIten ein-
Geianoten oeutiden anfIase beltimmt
Son ben ~folgenoen S9en1ato III
Elm Sbema 5u beorbeiten:
1. Sbiaer uno @oetbe, oie beioen
9fbterflirften Der 9eltti6en.
2. Sic @irgidoft. (Stansicrip-
ttort.)
3. @arnm ioate uDeutid" in
Dos Curriculum unierer Sdl1len ais
obli9atoril6er ltnterrt6ts5meio auf-
getlomrnen meroen?
4. 8elden @influB bot bic oelri.
lbe etnponoernng auf Die politiide,
inolitrieae uno inteaeftueae Grt.
ptdlnttg unleres Sanoes eebobt2
IS gelten folgen0e 9eoingltl19elt.
L. Ger aufiaB ioa nibt neniaer
lpte 100 nno niht mebr pie 800
@orte entbalten.
2. Seoe s(rbeit mub nit Sinte
gei6rieben iein.
Seoer @nfias ioa Gieenorbeit
lem ino mnB BON ~alaiienlebrer un0
Rrin8ipal beglaubiet iein.
4. Gae @rbeiten iouen nit elmer
3abl be5i6net iein nato nid)t nit
Dem Romen beg S1iilers.
5. 9ieie 3abl, ser Nome oes
Sdilers, Die aenaue aoreiie 0es-
ielber, @ngabe Of oentider @be
fitnit ooer nift, ioa anf Elm beIoir-
oere gloft Gapier geidrieben
itno IN einem ~neriieeelten 9rief-
ltmihloge an Mo. Sdad, @aeo
Eoit, @aco, Seras, eiitgeianot ner-
oen.
Ser Srt uno @rao bes sd,iilerg
III mn Nuf1ase art5itgeben.
{. Die arbeitelr miiiien Bis gum
|. War5 an Die IN 5 eenanute @6rei-
ie geianot tueroen.
Die 3eniierllns Der aufiabe nuo
Sertetlu1g Der 9reiie erfolet ourd,
oas aomite.
aomite:
80. Sdod,
Srau 6. Seiniih,
grof. &. 8iibring.
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MllerIei.

9ie Boli5iiten baben netter.
otilgs mieoer Snitruftion erbaltell,
oarauf 5n ieben, oaB Die 5r4dtbano.
Ter bas Sbit inter 9robtneb baIten,
Die 9rabttiiren Der Heitourotionen
uno 5leilderlaoen ~geld1loiien bleiberi
etc. Hno nun ioIte oie geboroe, sic
es oltgebt, initruiert tperoeI, oafiir
81 iorgefl, oaB Der e~ntleblid)e 5taub
geloidt miro, gegen meldlen sic
0rabtborrid)tungen f~eiferfei Sd1lb
81 bieten permogen. gnf lpiroem
Den Holi5ilten Die ~beitebenoen Sc
iitlobeitsregeln Wieoer eineepraat;
Dem Sanitdts : 9eportenlent f0nnte
ons aud nidts id)aoen. @arum
fongt man INNER BON lntem al12
Die u~gliiociateo Charities ba-
ben elm lleues Gireftorinm gefpdblt.
Dem Or. s. Goidal, Or. so. =.
ylien, Mrs. 9eipis Goodman, Wrs.
Sbonns %. @ed, Scot M. @aiber,
Somer Gahs, SoD 6. MoamS, 6. q.
IGbanoler, George 81. Gillette, Senrn
SaIff, Mrs. grbaro @iintber, Mep.
&hilip @oof, z. 81. Coleman, &.
Grneit Sarratt uuo s. Bruce Mar=
|tlfbafe ~dngeboren. Gle 8oltatia.
disqualification leiitetet I'M ber-
gangenen Sabre IN 1888 6aIen liz
teritiisung uno perid)afften 279 Ser
ionen @eidaftigune.
Ser 9. q. Mndine ano Snpplu
eomlponp unieren 9ai1f fiir Die 3u-
lenoufig zines prahtpollen aaIen.
6ers.
SIN 9aiemeirt ocs Sauies 8.
M. Srpor, sos Nolan Str, botten
lid ieit elmer ISOLDE mietefrci orei
Reger %einqlinrtiert, oie Iebbtin
oberlos, ols iie ibren ltnteridlupi
aufiuflen uollten, perboftet muroen.
Mm beobiidtigt, oie alte
Sbubfabrif uabe ser SiiO-Slores
StraBe oils tempordres StootboIpi-
fnI pftt7ttriLtan
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@entHIe.

@n1nen. String, $1.00 1I3 8uSdef.
W~adSbobnen. Der @uf1el, $3.50
8artoffeln. goIoraoo-n. S0oho, Sf.50
iiio. $1.60 per 100 gfuno.
9riifler Bfeffer, Toe uno $1.00.
Sarter, Gal, $3.50 Der grate; 8erna
uno 40c Der 9uben0.
&ohI, $f.75 nnb $f.85 per 100 $50.
StptebeIl, California, $3.50 per roo
go; @bite Bdr, $500.
Ganaf1, $500 Der gufdeI.
Spi1nt. 4e Der Bf1nS.
santdlonpes. so uno Csc.
SiiSe 4artoffeIn, $1.25.
Sllirnenfobl, $1.75 per graie bon ei.
9ubeno; $3.50 stpei 91lBeno.
a%opffnIat, $500 Der Crate.
fdeI.
geeten. 25c H. soc Der 9bb.<9iinbet.
geterfflie. Doc per DttbenozgiinSeI
Nilten, Bic Il. 40c Der Gb1. s@inSer
@slbe 8ur5eln, 85e II. Acc Der Dbb'.
Meerrettie @rrseIn. Der 9flino Zoe.
aantssd1en. Boz II. 85r Der 1ubeno.
somaten seras. 4 a0rbe. eoe uns
10 Gents.
gelerie, So per Crate.
@ritr'er gfeffer. $3.50.
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gann,lppne
@pttpnfanfsn . Rrnbuf

San aHtouio. 77l16 Gents.
@alnelton, aeitern, 5 Gents.
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Sexas.

Ser erlte Offi3ier oeS Dom.
piers 81 @aIle~ Der Morgon.Qinie
s. @iid)aeIis, lit auf Der Sabrt Oes
Sdiffes BON aetu gorf mad @oIue.
iton iiber 9oro ~geiprnngen unb err
trunfen.
@eraoe ais ser BUG Der &od
Sslono ga6u oie Citation 9olbart
~perfaiien iuoLte. trot Der 8oItcIerf
Sreudl an Die &oftcar beran mo
idob ouf feline aoaeoen 2oprb llro
Settle, Die qr @ei0e nerpunoete. 0aou
gIanbt, onB Sreud ploblid i%rriirniq
a~eiuor0en If.
Sn Ser .Stote S~Suoenile 8rai.
ming SdooI~ in @ateSuiae lit Elm
3ogling Rnmens Naen @ori6 0el
gerlebuaeen erIegen, 6ie er erbielt.
ais er NIT elmer qroBen areisidge in
aontoft fam.
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s. A. FLORAL CO.

Inter neller Wei66ftsfibrung. Bat
ibr 3peig9eIhdft an Der Soulton cir
a%ufeeboben. ollie Giiftrdee fir friid &C.
ihnitteue 8lumen, Bouquets, 8lumeu4
ititde uno 9eforationeu perben iofort
unb eeI6idt nliseefibrt bonn alien &C.
ihdft an Der Brain Nbe. 9tr. sos. Sci.
@rodett 1902. Na6tsEelepbon Grodett
230S. 9aul 9af, Meanaaer.
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SrstuhiuAASH . Etpoutte.
aasr Autpniu, Ser., 16. San. - 1876
9rsma Crude Cotton Seeo Oil. 38A
gents Der @nIIone.
Neiu Dort. 16. San. - Spot S6.34
1Ino $3.50; Sanaar, $6.38 urto $3.50;
Sebruar, 1915 unb 1855; Mdrs. $3.50
nlo 1886; NpriI, $3.50 u,lo S6.S6sB6.
Wiai; $0.75 uno 1915; sunni, $6.48 unfs
S6.87; SnlI 1884 uno 1895; NitarIh
500 nisb $7.03.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-16
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