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Arizona republican., 1915-02-27

of the whole returned an adverse report on the bill.
 The following new bills were intro- duced:
 By Mir. Pinkley regulating hospitals and hospital associations maintained by fees of employees of a company, requir ing that the employees or those con- tributing fees to the hospital shall have the right to select fifty per cent of the governing body which must submit re- ports of it's receipts and the conduct of the business.
 By Ir. Newbury. for the sinking of an experimental artesian well in Sul- phur Springs valley and appropriating 5000.
 By. MT. Brooks, bill proposing an amendment to the constitution relating to the organization of the legislature. The amendment would remove the six ty day limit and would allow the mem Ders a stated salary of $500 for the two year term. Special sessions may be called by the governor. He shall call them on a petition signed by two tniruS ol tne members SettlnS lOrtn the subjects of legislation. By MT. Newbury, to regulate insur- ance companies.
 By MT. Reed, to amend the law rela- tive to the making of assays at the mining department of the university. A new scale of fees is proposed and it is provided that where there is reason l to believe that it will be to the vantage | of the state assays may be made with
Arizona republican., 1915-02-27
out charge.

out charge.
 By Mir. Brooks, an act relating to the licensing of drivers of motor vehicles for hire after an examination of the applicant as to his qualifications.
 In the afternoon the house after debate passed the amended senate bill for the relief of indigents not provided for in the old age and mothers pension law. The house was unwilling directly to amend that law yet it did that very thing in extending the purpose of that law by authorizing boards of supervis- ors to care for such indigents Tn any manner they might choose
 A bill fixing the salaries of officers in counties of the first class, (Mari- copa) was passed. The bill only in- creases the salary of the clerk of the superior court to s2400 and that of the chairman of the board of supervisors from $500 to s1s00 and those of the other members of the board from $l200 to $500.
 In the afternoon session Of the com mittee of the whole many matters were gone over much of which was un- done after the committee rose and re- stunned the regular session. If one event of the day in the house loomed above another in curious inter- est it was the action taken on the Gold water Investigating resolution the vote on which indicated a temporary aban- donment at least of the lineup which has existed in all matters in any way involving the state administration.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-27
THE REGAIE

The bill for the Regale today shows the comedy western drama. The Blowout at the santa Banana" n great picture from the Mutual pro gram. In addition to this there will he q couple of other good releases one of them a great comedy. Beginning next week Manager Davis announces he will show six reels daily at the Regale as he is intent on giving the patrons of his house the biggest show for the money that can be found anywhere in town. He will use both Universal and Mutual releases of first run pictures thus giving the folks of Phoenix the opportunity of seeing the best in diversified programs to he found in the country.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-27
Theodor Roberts at the Arizona

'The Circus Man" from the Jesse l.. Lasky studies on the Paramount pro- gram which will be the offering at the matinee today and evening for the last time The Circus Man is from the famous book The Rose in the Ring by Geo. Barr McCutcheon who needs no introduction as aw ritter and with Teo- dore Roberts in the title role para mount picture is assured. The Arizona will offer this excellent program today only, tomorrow the new bill will be The Marked Woman" with Barbara Tennant in the title role
Arizona republican., 1915-02-27
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY 0F
 LAKE TAHOE AT LION

General Manager Nelson of the Lake Tahoe Railway & Transportation Co.,, recently sent A. F. Cater of the Arizona Eastern a 1000 foot film of that section. The film tells a very pretty story of the discovery of Lake Tahoe by the Indians, still considered hv them as d sacred thing.
 Lake Tahoe is situated in the very
Arizona republican., 1915-02-27
GLENDALE HAS
 \ GOOD RECORD
Volume of Business is Sur prising--Betts Makes Up Table of Carload Ship ments Sent and Received During 1914

Very few cities of the southwest can show the record of shipments such as was compiled for the Salt river valley champion town of Glen dale. the other day, by O. D. Betts of the Santa F'e. The following list of business handled in and out of Glendale is taken from the Glendale News.
 Shipments sent from Glendale dur ing 1914:
Arizona republican., 1915-02-27
PAROLES GRAN1Ep-Th,

of control yesterday granted paroles from the state industrial school to Carolyn Sheehan, who will go to California and to Edward Lewis q Phoenix boy.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-27
"rhe Better Way" at Leecraft's Ii

"The Better Way" at Leecraft's Lion
 Pretty little Dorothy Gish takes the leading part in the Majestic drama, 'The Better Way" at Leecraft's Lion theater today. This little actress is decidedly individual in her actions and has a quaint way of doing things. A little canary bird shows her how to be happy in The Better Way
Arizona republican., 1915-02-27
At the Empress

Al the Empress today and tomor- row. Edith Storey. one of the screen favorites, will he seen in that beauti- ful picture "A Florida Entertainment" The scenes are laid. mid the tropical flowers of Florida and in the quaint old city of St. Augustine. There are many comical happenings. through the five reels. although it is not known, as comedy. This is picture that any one will appreciate. if they see it. and will be sorry if they should miss it.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-27

which is q splendid drama. The two reel Broncho picture, The Passing of Two Gun Hicks while it has q blood and thunder title. is neverthe- less n strong production and shows the good side of a bad man. The scenic picture. Lake Tahoe" shows the lake and scenery in that vicinity and is well worth seeing. The pro- gram ends with q Keystone comedy called 'Ambrose's First Falsehood,
 which is a typical Keystone farce and will cause amusement. Tomorrow the Lion shows The Mutual Weekly which contains views of Roosevelt dam, under the title of The Largest Dam in the World" and also pictures taken by Robt. Turnbull at Naco. Arizona. showing United States sol diers sent there for the protection of the border town. Monday the Lion will roar about General Film pictures.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-27

Pimples and blackheads disappear, red, rough, blotchy complexions become clean, clear and velvety, and hair health and beauty are aided by the regular use of Resinol Soap and an oc- casional application of Resinol Oint- ment. These soothing, healing prep arations do their work easily, quickly and ct little cost.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-27

Rsainol Ointment and Res- inol Soap are also excel le t for eczema. ringworm. and other tormenting skin eruptions. They stop itch ing and burning instantly and in most cases healing begins ct once. Ideal for ehafing.
 Practically every drug gist sells Resinol Seap and Resinol Ointment.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-27
Commodity
Total forwarded, cars -

Shipments received at Glendale station during year 1914
 Commodity Nh Cars
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07

CONTINUED FaoN sIvINTH PAGE.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07
DON'T Be MISLED
Smyrna Citizens Should Read
and Heed This Advice.

Kidney trouble is dangerous and
often fatal.
Don't experiment with something
new and untried.
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Begin with Doan's Kidney Pills
Used in kidney troubles so years.
Recommended here and everywhere.
The following statement forms
convincing proof.
Mrs. Charles Griffith. Clayton, Del.
says: mot only have !. personally.
used Doan's Kidney Pills, but others
of my family have taken them. and l
know they have done good work.
/ was having a bad attack with my
back. My kindeys had become run
down and as the result. sharp pains
across my back were frequent. Doan S
Kidney Pills brought me great re-
lief and haven't had TO take them
in long while. "
Price soc, at all dealers. Don t
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pi'ls--the same that
Mrs. Griffith had. Foster Milburr
Co.. Prop. Boffalo. N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07

value of crimson clover and red
clover in maintaining the fertility OF
the soil. No stable manure or nj
trogen in any form is used on these
plats. except where potatoes are in
cluded in the rotation, yet the yields
are excellent showing that green
manure supplemented by ample quanti-
ties of phosphoric acid and potash
will give splendid corps
lone feature that has come TO our
atten, or is the fact that red clover
demands considerable potash for best
results. We have had no difficulty
in securing stands of red clover where
8 TO 10 per cent Of potash was used
in the fertilizer for wheat The ro-
tations in this experiment are so
planned as to use as many green man
ure crops as possible curing the
course.
speaking Of wheat, the report
says:
"The response Of wheat to the var
ious elements Of plant food and their
combinations is an important part OF
the wheat investigatiors. Ii has
heen found that phosphOrIc acid is
the element which seems to play the
most important role on ordinary soils
in developing wheat. Thus under
these tests we have found that phos-
phoric acid gives a greater stimulus
to the wheat ercp than any other
single fertilizer
Several tests with nitrate of soda
as a top dressing for wheat have
shown that under ordinary conditions
where wheat has received the proper
amount of mineral fertilizers in th'
fall, profitable results may be ex
pected from the use Of a top dressing
of a l25 to $50 pounds of nitrate O
soda per acre.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07
Soy Beans and cowpeas

"The work on soy beans has pro-
gressed far enough for Us to deter
mine rather definitely the better sorts
for hay and seed production. The
Wilson variety is now quite grown
throughout the State due to co opera.
tive work with farmers to whom seeds
were furnished in small lots. The
Peking is another desirable variety
although not quite as popular as the
Wilson. In some parts Of the State
the soy bean has not met with favor
due TO the fact that il has been plan
ted on very thin. sandy soil lacking
in organic matter. Under such con.
ditions we DO not recommend the soy
bean. The cowpes is to be preferred
on such soils.
1--WE have under way a rotation
which includes alfalfa as follows /:
Alfalfa two years. followed by corn
the third year and the fourth year by
wheat. On the station farm the
average yield of corn in this rotation
has been ninety-five bushels per acre
without the use of commercial fert-
ilizers. il appears that alfalfa is
splendidy adapted to soil Improvement
and car be made to pay even though
the alfalfa is not kept down more
than two or three years In the
meantime the alfalfa is cutting on
the average Of fou- tons Of cured hay
per acre.
"The vetch is a promising crop foi
green manure. u seems more hardy
than crimson clover and has a higt
fertilizer value. We found the pas
coNr,ntjrp esou sFvssrn pAer.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07
Improvement

''The study Of wheat varieties has
progressed far enough to enable Us TO
determine somewhat definitely the
best yielding strains. 1t appears that
most of the leading varieties are Of a
bearded sort One or two smooth
varieties, namely Leaps. Prolific and
Perfection. have equaled our best
yielding bearded sorts. Since we have
grown and tested over one hundred
varieties during the past seven years
this would seem to indicate that our
bearded varieties are more dependable
for the Delaware conditions than the
beardless type. II time and oppOr-
tunity permit. the department will
make selections from these leading
varieties and multiply the seeds so
that they will be available for distTi-
hutton later.
"a study of sweet corn varieties
was conducted and will be carried on
this year. During 1914 the results
from the sweet corn varieties were
highly satisfactory. Three different
dates of paintings were made. About
thirty varieties were planted again
this year.
Thus far. oar exJ eTiments indi-
cate that the use Of the minerals
phosphoric acid and Potash is highly
profitable when the nitrogen can be
supplied by sod or green manure.
Fertilizer experiments on several
farms Of this State last year indicate
that the same general trend of results.
nsmelv. that phusphOric acid and pot
ash will give the most profitable yield
providing a sod or green manure is
plowed under. Or experiments indi-
cate that under right soil conditions,
more rather than less commercial
fertilizers could be used to gooC
advantage on cOrn. Potash seems
indispensable in securing a high yielC
of sound grain.
"Oats can not be considered de-
pendsble crop in Delaware. for III,
average season the yield is low an,
the rate per bushel very light. A few
tests with winter oats indicate tina
they can be grown with fair success
in the lower part of the State. Tn
present season we had a fairly goo
growth Of winter oats on land that !
we'll drained.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07
HOWAbOutYOur Vacation?

Wherever you are going you
will find YOU will be in style
and good taste when you get
your outfit here.
Blue Serge Suits. IS to SIS
Grey Serge Suits. $40 to SIS
Shepherd PlaidS. $40 to SIS
Serge Coats. 50 to SO
New Sport Coats. 50 and 81
Flannel Trousers. 50 to 50
White Shoes. $3.50 to 50
Fancy Socks. 2sc to Sl.5O
Panama Hats, IS to $40
Straw Hats. 81 to S.
Travelling Caps. SOC to $3.50
Summer Shirts. 65c to $3.50
Silk Shirts, $3.50 to IS
Grips and Trunks. S. to SIS
Suit Cases, IS to SIS
We can suit you, we can
please you, and we save you
money by selling you good
goods.
MULLINS BIG HOME STORE
9th and Market Streets.
Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-07
Room for Hut Crops

I'VE strongly believe that there is
a place for nut culture in Delaware.
and in accordance with this belief we
have established a test orchard Of
pecans at Laurel; two varieties Of
English walnuts are included in the
test.
The report of Professor A. f.
Grsntham. agrOnomist, in part fol-
lows: Corn. soy beans. wheat and
grass (clover) constitute the four
year rotation on which lime and
fertilizer experiments were conducted.
Eighteenth acre plsts are under OBJ
servation in this work. The general
trend Of these results is to the effect
that profitable yields of corn and
wheat can be secured when the land
is rotated promptly and sufficient
green msnures are supplied TO furnish
the nitrogen. In the rotation men,
toned above an application Of phos-
phoris acid and potash will give as
good results as where complete fert.
iliSers are used. thus showing that il
is unnecessary to use commercial
nitrogen when the proper rotation ii
followed.
"The various systems Of crop 70,
tstions are being studied with a view
of determinaing: first, the effect Of
different rotations on the fertility oi
the soil; second. the commercial re
turns from various systems Of crop
ping. Eighteen different rotations
varying from two to FIVE years il
length are being compared. Sixty
four twentieth acre plats were used
The results from some Of these 70
tations indicate eonclusively tn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-18
Gin rihtises ltrteil.

Sn Ser INSTRUMENTATION aGlof-
fe" miro Elm 9us3ug aus einenl
griefe zines i'm Seloe itebenoen,
i'm @roB-9 erliner Srganiiotionsle-
Zen 1ebr befanten @enoIIen, meld)er
friiber Die Saltung Ser Meidstogs-
fraftion Iharf taoelte, aus Mni1ildj<
9olen IN 0as Yarteiiefretariot ieines
8oblfreiies peroffentlift iporin cs
beiBt: oS6lim 1T Ser arieg NIT
leirten Dielen 6olgeeriheimlnget fiiir
oas oettide Tolf. l1nen6lid idlinl-
mer aber fir Die, in oeren Seimats=
gebiet iid Der 4rieg ielbft abIpielt.
Gin @Iiif, oaB mir nebert Dem gro
ben ltngliid Beg arieges nidt nod
oas ltngliid Der feinolifen ssnba-
fion boben. @ebe rns 6ertIf,eft
Groletarierlt ipenit OentfdInn6 oer
8i1mmeIpIdk oes &rieges getDorbetI
tp6rel Mebe ms So8ioIoemofrutcn,
luenn Damn uniere @eg1ter elm 9tr-
gunlenT Dternr IN DER N~bleDn1tf1g DER
&riegsfreoite IN oie Sartn befomnsen
bitten, gu laoeit, Sic So5iaIoemofro-
tie bnt o1irh lire @nItuna ben GIar
inlIerer Srnppen berdbgemir1oert lilsn
6oourh Die fein6life SllonIion Der.
ifJnIoetl MngeIidfs Ser eritredefs
ben @irfung elmer SSt1pafion niiroe
Elm foIdes Mrgliment one &inipeiie
oitf internationnIe GongreBbeidIifie
fuie cine geifenblale 5erplobett Iai-
len ilno Ser Mftionsfdbigfeit Ser &C.
siaIoetnofratie ieIb1t in Mrbeiterfrei-
len einen geualtigen SfoB perfatt
baben. gconto unierer geldIiiiie
uno &eoen finb mir ia geaen 4ns
merton. Mber frel1n MuIiiid HoIen
Inter oentide @ertpoltung f6ne, mo-
re es BET allen l1nidonbeiten oes
preuBii1en 8iirofratismus geeen=
iiber Dem ruiiiiden Elm beoentenoer
@efpim fir Die ruiiilh-poIniihe Be-
bOlfermg."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-18

DOB orei fein0life 8atterien 10 5ltge-
redt ieien, bob ite ibr Sener einge-I
l;e1t batten. Mit Dem @efibl gut
aetaner @rbeit tponte CT binabflci-
tern, als ploblib f1eltes Selter, oies-
nal aus Der Slanfe, Bel oen 8atte=
rien einlbll1g. 0ie tleuoufgefabrelie
gatterie mar baIo BON &lei1 erfannt,
ebenio i6neI oas Se1er Ser 8. got-
terie anf tie iibergelenft. Sdon mad,
fltr5er 3eit meloete &lein, oaB Die
@irflng Der 8atterie portrefflih Iei.
&pr Dem p~erbeerenoen @ronntfener
latten oie feinoliden aunoniere
flldtortig ibre @eldiibe p%erlalien;
Die Groten, tpelde @eibiibe rettsr
mollten, pltrben i'm Seranfommelr
gefaBt 1no 5uiammengeidofien. TN
teroffi5ier &lein beltieg ieinen 8enb
od)tungsitano nod 5lpeinlal uno lei
Itete ieiner 9atterie uno 4bteilnng
oomit ipeitere mlsge5eidnete 9ien1ie.
Mls elmer Der grlten erbielt er o1s
Giierne Gre1ts.
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seiitnnsen eines geobudltnnsspoiien

EngeIang itan6 Die 3. 8atteric
oeS Observation-Disclosures $50. SO in
ser NGbe bes Dorfes 8. lit beftigem
Mrtiaeriefeiler. 9ifter NebcI bebin,
nerte am Wprgem oes Z. September
fie aiisiid)t mad Dem Seinoe, Dc.
aber anideinenb Die 8atterielteI[ilng
erfGnnt bate rlb mif einem Gro
natbaseI iiberfdiittete. Sn oieier
Gage perIanete ser Mbteilumgsfonl=
manberr nod. einem 8eobndter, Der
auf cine nabe Ser gatterie iteberbe
bobe HnppeI iteieen nrlo Die feiro-
Iihe Mrtiaerie aufiuden Iolte. 60
fort meIoete lid Ser ltnteroffisier
GIein nls Heufirden. Dit einem
8inoeitrid unb einem glten Sert-
gIas alisseriiitet, fIetterte er Die Bap-
pei binmif. Ger Iuftras mar ni6t
nngef1brlidl, oenn nnaufborlid inu-
item @ranaten un6 Sdrapneas por-
bel. rilien Die geite oes 8aumes ber-
utter ulo marfen frafeno ald) eire
.benafbarte ltarfe mOere Gappel INT.
llnerifroden itieg 9lein meiter, uro
banb iid, oben angeIanst, nit Dem
ginoeItrid felt. Die nafere alette.
rel mad1te lid, balo be8ablt SIS ge,
lang 3lein Die feinolihen 8atteriel.
al entoeden nno oos Seuer mebrercr
gatterien oes Observation-Disclosures
go. SO auf tie 5u Ienfen. Sdoii
noh elmer Strnoe fonrtte cr meloen,
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Die beutige Gage.

Die belltigen 8epeiden banocln
fait nltr BON Der olterreidiI6en Note
nno bon Salonifi. Die oiterreid)i=
Ide geote bat in @aibingfon liibt
befrieoigt uno Die @efabr zines Brit
DIES 1T ebenio eroB, pie 5lipor. So
lonifi miro BON ben Iaiierten beiebt
gebalten. Die @rieben baben lid,
angeblib unter Broteit 5uriidee5oger1
un0 Die Mliierten molen sic StdEt
befeitigen. Gin Angriff BON Seiten
Der Delltlhen nnb Selterreider lit
ridJt u%nmoglid. Iuf BEN 9d1lad,!
feloern itebt oaes gut fiir Die Deut-
ldlel1.
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3t5 MANN Rfnsn.

Giamat 2abnIicre. goloene s&ette .$4.S5
Steiner Summarizing, 4ol0eneinS
fnfuug $3.75
GIeinsSni9enubr, 20sSabre @e<
bGufe 1900 $3.50
Mmerifnnilhe Mrmbnnnzllbr $3.50
@oIogefiiIte Qette il. NeHer ....$2.50
Werfnllene Hf6roer gum gerfoif una
Gel6 81 berleihen bel Der snnfet 2sasl
Gpmpaub.
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Der emp6rte Iatient.

ar5t (ratlos): paIles baben mir
nun i6on periuft. Sic fonten
NAL Sbren 8eruf mehielrt."
9atient: (5ornig): nNeim sic.
Serr goftorl"
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Cas- 3~ipiIperhGltnis.

5e[otpebeI: .@ie ftebt es nit So,
rent 3ipilberbaltiis."
Gas babe ih Iaufen laiien, ols
ih einberufen milroelr
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Ger fleine Mrtbnr

Tim Muieum Dor elmer &itterrii-
ftitng): rMb Marna, Die ficinen Hit-
teriungs miilien's uber gut e'babt
BAN, Die friegten gepiB ielte1t Sdla<
&c ipeaen 5erriiiene &olen."
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0mntpriniiMes.
u r!

nOu peiBt, meir1 lieber Osfar,
oab id Die fmfteite, bette 6rnu ben
Ger @elt BIN, 6oB man mid nm BEN
Singer mifeIn fam - aber einen
@i0eriprid bertrage ih nidt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-18
I'm Der MfarfthaQe.

@elbes lit Der allerbinisite Sid
in oieier teitren &~riegs5eit?
Der 8iidling. Cen fam man lelbit
MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-18
3eritrent.

u@as sab's aeitern bei aomlner-
sianrats?"
nSSirnge @dnie.
Sid, seben sic. id meiitc, mas es
su ellen eab?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-18

ares. mas gum gbriftbaitm-
seb0rt, iotpie SpieImooren,
Iuppen, Sport- uno Goncp : artifel
bei Sic Senaa.
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Srt 9aniHercafe.

Isle elegant Der Snnenarditeft
bort raudJt; an benz Meniden lit al-
les Stil."
.Sa, iogar Die Streid)balSer iino
mad eiaenen gntmiirfen nngefertigt.
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9Dtels.
HOTEL ALAMO

325 Mlamo GInsa -bibid m6blierts
reine 3immer. SOC, Toe 81 per Sag,
$3.50 nno auftpdrts per 8o1e. 3inmer
nit 2 Better $500 per Bode. Nltes
geIepbon grodett -658.
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NnsiaIides ans sinem SsISpOf6riei.
9itte. Id,ide nod, cine fold

~ OFFEN. TVJF~N " 1
Senoung gigarren. Der grobte EclI
oapon lit in Seinoesbano g~erate1.
Geit bieier 3eit baben mir bon ibm
Hlihe. ="
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Trifd feoen Sag - .Me6 Gipoll-.
2affee gu 35c per Bfunb. @einBarb
G. Co., Raffee /. Gtore. 215 Narp
ctr, grodett 487. Weues Gel 1852.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-18

9as noroiide glnufebIden lest
sic 5000 9ilometer lanse Strede
stpiiden Aeeppten nno Sefgclano 1T
ettpa 9 Climber 5ltriid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-18

,g6e Mpnesn HrekMalin9 e&ssI",
GOA @aroen Ctr. Gan Nntorio, TeedS.
3u{6neioen. MntrpBierer NIB Ndhtn
geIebrt. Gdileftnitett nader tire fi8Es
men aIeiber, tpdbtenA iie IeEnen. &ier
ipfrb He1tfh 9eiprpner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-18

ale ssrten psn Brad Arteaten,
tpie Slider, sGslbere', Wrieibesen nh
0pmberts, 2nrten, Gircnlare, GinIabnn-
gen nitu., in 9eutiA nnb Gn8IiidI. nctt
anseetibrt. @ftfpMs e S6weBs
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