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The Denver star., 1915-03-06

FOR RENT - 16-room hotel, al
modern. 21O0 block Arapahoe st
Rent $4,000. The Colored American
Loan Realty Co, 21st St
The Denver star., 1915-03-06

FOR RENT-Five room modern
1se except furnace. s16 32nd. Rent
. casonable to responsible party. Two
room modern houses. Call 1888,
5162 Champa St. York 7116.
The Denver star., 1915-03-06

House and Lot For Sale
l-3 lot, 7 room brick, mod :
ern except furnace. a blocks
from Country Club. $1,000
Small payment down. Phone
Main s5e5. ut IL o-I5
The Denver star., 1915-03-06

If WE INSIST ON YOU INSIST
ING ON YOUR RIGHTS TODAY
YOU WILL INSIST ON YOUR
RIGHTS TOMORROW YOURSELVES
WirHc:f- Ouo AeSis-ArcE
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1919 EAST PINE STREET
SEATTLE, WASH.
Madam DeNeaI'sN
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AND HAIR CULTURE
Latest Ideas in Hairdressing,
Manicurins, Facial Treatment, ,
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The Agents success 10 asoursd with
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OeNeal's Invioorater and OsNeai's Hair
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The Denver star., 1915-03-06

II you want tenant for your prop
erty, or IL it is fire insurance. or some
one TO relieve you of the worry and
ea-. Of it. just call Champa 456. The
c ored American Loan & Realty Co.,
2ist St
The Denver star., 1915-03-06

Particular rooms to rent to partic
nlar- people in a particular neighbor
hood. Rates reasonable. Car service
modern accommodations. Mrs. Tur
ler, phone York 1888. 2504 Clarkson
-S-S.13
The Denver star., 1915-03-06

FOR RENT-Nice rooms for mar
and wife or gentlemen in moderr
house, at 221S Clarkson st. York SOl2
The Denver star., 1915-03-06

will sell you the best massage
vibrator, the White Cross, for $1,000
as gooi as any $25.0e machine made
Call O., write to Vibrator Co., 53S 14th
gtreet.
The Denver star., 1915-03-06

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms at 2S09 Welton st. On car lfne
Rates reasonable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04
UNDERPAID GIRLS MUST SKIP
MEAL TO GET ENOUGH TO WEAR

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.--"when ]
have to pay for a pair Of shoes OF
something like that. I don't buy
meat for weeks at time"
This little sentence. from the ties
timony OF girl clerk in a New
York department store. is full OF
meaning as the reflection OF how
the other half lives"
II was told to the New York state
factory investigating committee
commission. and was one OF many
eye-openlng statements.
you see yourself that the only
thing left me to economize on Is
food" said another clerk. Il never
eat any breakfast at all. BY ex.
pcrience found that was the easies'
meal 10 do without"
There was one girl who found an
ingenious way to buy new suits OF
clothes for herself. which she die
by the process OF elimination.
She eliminated one. and some
times two meals day.
When IL was not necessary 10 buy
clothes she paid 10 cents for her
breakfast. 10 cents for her lunch
and then 20 cents for real banquet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04
AGED EDITOR OF
PATRIARCH DIES

After an illness of several weeks
Edward 8. Clayson. Sr., editor OF
The Patriarch. and one OF the most
widely known men In the state. died
at Providence hospital Saturday.
Clayson came TO the Oregon terri
tory a. years ago. shortly afterward
taking up his residence in Washing
ton. He was a veteran of the Cri.
mean war. Mr Clayson is survived
by a widow. a daughter and a son
He was author OF a volume en-.
titled Historical Narratives OF
Puget Sound" and was an authority
on the Chinook language.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04
CONTINUED
FROM PAGE ONE

that the state should continue "a
commit legal murder.
Very WELT" the governor said
Il viii sive.you a carnival OF legal
murder" And he ordered the -four
men hanged.
A few minutes before the
traps were sprung. I saw the
governor st HE desk. Tho err
ectIsise office was filled with
men ard women.
A woman was on her knsss,
praying.
a man was shaking his fiss
At the governor. whose face
was hsuasrd.
There's yet tIn,ei" the kneeL
lno woman plesoed. "ood will
bless you for ~"
The governor shook his head.
The man shouted: "vou are
damned nurcereri"
THE GOVERNOR ANSWER.
60: you ASKED FOR It'll"
When II was again determined
10 submit 4 measure for the abolt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04

In the evening.
The testimony OF two Buffnyo
women was interesting.
One Of them said that she LIVED
two or three days on q little cold
ham and a can Of beans.
Another. a young widow living IN
a questionable district. works for Z
wage OF s6 week clerking. and has
a little room In a lodging house not
far from Buffalo's red light district
The lights are not yet red where
she lives. but she said the lights
are getting pinker every year"
In a few cases the Salamapder
type OF girl. the type made famous
by a novelist of the day. exists
among the shop girls. But II IN the
Salamander who has gentleman
friends. not for the good time and
expensive Injuries. but for the real
necessities.
Said one of them: Gee, but
feel sorry for the girls who haven't
got steady Why. IL had TO buv
all my meals I'd never get along
Sunday dinner | always count on
him for"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04
DO INNOCENT MEN EvERHANG?

/ ton OF capital punishment, Gov,
West roprleved Fender until after
election. Pender has ateadsaAtly
maintained his innocence.
Tho case against him was work.
cd NJ largely BY private detectives.
He lived near Mira. wehrman
George A. Thatcher. n eriminolo.
gist Of Portland. found slerks and
wrung from him tho confession.
He had ono material clew to
work on.-a lock Of hair.
IL had been found clutrh~d
tight in the dead hand OF Mrs.
Wehrmsn. And II was not Pen.
der's hair.
The crime appeared to Thatcher
10 have been the work OF n deren.
crate. lie searched the asyiums
and jsiln He found Sierks and dis
covered that ha. too. had lived near
Mrs. Wehrmsn. !.
And the lock OF hair was the col.
or Of 5ierks'
With Rev. W. q. Moiaren. chap.
lain OF the peniientiary. the Grim.
lnologist interviewed sierks with
insane cunning. sierka denied all
knowledge OF the crime.
You have no right 20 keen ri.
lent when anothor'a mans liberty
IN Mt stake" Thatcher said.
Il didn't do IT,"
Would you have confessed to
save Pender's life7 You know they
were going To hang him7"
y tell you didn't do e."
You may not have TO answer
for your crime on earth. Sierks.
But make no mistake. your Maker
knows. Some day you will have to
answer to Him"
Then the man began 10 weep.
protesting between sobs. that he
protesting. between sobs, that he
They would hang me. don't want
TO go to prison"
Thatcher opened his clenched
hand before Sicrks. and on the
palm was revealed tho lock OF hair.
That IL your hair. II was found
In the dead woman's hand'"
Then he confessed.
The confession. first given TO
the chanlain, was later repeated to
Thatcher. Supt. Steiner and DR.. l..
r. Griffith. and Sierks made oath
that II was true.
lie was drunk on the night OF the
crime. lie went to Mrs. Wehr-
mans homo and made TO her an
improper peoposal. This was at 10
O'Clock at night.
Mrs. Wehrman caught up a gun
and shot nj him. Then he fired
three bullets into her body. and
slew the hoy.
Il was afraid he would saueal."
He hacked tke bodies with a
Ratchet and fled.
The case against Fender was
worked up" carefully by cock
sure detectives. They spun
about this Innocent man a con.
vinclnp network OF circum-
stantial evidence.
The curt. with Its usual
pompous solemnlty, weighed
the evidence. A Jury found
Fender guilty on the evidence.
The court sentenced Pendcr TO
be hanged by the neck until he
was dead.
There was nothing Irregular
In all this, except for tho lnsIo-
nlflcant fact that Pcnder didn't
do IT,
! II was convinced" says Grim
inologist Thatcher. that the crime
was the work of degenerate. |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04

FOL, sure that PenGer wasn't mat
kind OF a man. / had tho lock OF
hair. bad TO find q degenerate
who might have committed the
crime. / had to- find my degener.
ate near the scene Of the crime. J
found dozens. hundreds. but tney
wer- no, near the wehrman home
AZ the time Of the crime Finally
found slerks. lie lived near by.
lie fitted tho mental description:
And the lock of hair matched Dis
This Is the happieat day OF my
life said Gov. West. Il can now
lsave office glad in the knowledge
that my fight against capital pun.
lshm~n, has been vindlcated and
justified. But FOR II. an innocent
man would have been murdered by
the state"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04
STOPS HEADACHE,
PAIN, NEURALGIA

You can clear your head and re-
lieve dull. splitting or violent
throbbing headache in a moment
with A Or. James Headache Pow
der. This olj-time headache re-
lief acts almost magically. Send
aorne one to the drug store now for
dime package and a few mo
ments after you take powder
YOU will wonder what became OF
tho headache. neuralgia and pain.
stop suffering-irs needless. BE
sure you get what you AJAX for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04

eide Wnrsaw'a fate. but To end the
present winter campaign and VIII
have a bearing on the entire war.
Marshal Won iilndenburg strnt.
egy. backed by the wonderful work
OF his chief aides. Gen. Maekenzen.
Gems. Litzman. Hans. vondelow
ana others. has forced tho Russian
steam roller back. with heavy
lossoa, until the swamps before
Warsaw have been reached.
Here the Hlavs have entrenchod
In great strength three separate po-
nitions. ono behind tl~ other. flank.
cd by the nwamps,
The question which confronts
Marshal Won iIindenburg Is wieth.
err he should undertake TO break
the onemy's line. or. through n gen.
~rsl flank movement from tho
southwark. seek TO force Russian
abandonment OF Warsaw.
Men sink TO Their Thighs
n the awanps freeze. 80 that
transport movements are possible.
the Germans are certain OF carry
ing out this latter plan.
Otherwinc, n c~arelssa lombard.
ment Of the slavs front viii be ron.
tinued.
The trenches are frightfully bog.
~. the men sometimes sinking up
10 their thighs IN the mud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04
9 CANDIDATES
IN COUNCIL RACE

Two more weeks remain for the
filing OF candidates. for the council.
January l6 will be the last day.
Councilman A. ]. Goddard has not
yet filed. but probably will. w. II.
Middleton Ia alee expected to file.
Nine candidates have already filed
as follows: Councilmen Haas and
Cooley, Il. II. Bolton, w. p. McEl.
vain. J. j. Sullivan, VIII Ii. Hanna,
A. f. Parish, Joseph r. Manning,
George w. Hin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04
Hold Funeral of
Well Known Man

Funeral services for Charles
Byrne. who died December 7 at the
family residence. 406 Olive st, viii
be held from st. Leo's church. Ia
coma. Tuesday afternoon at 1880.
pyrne was born In California
and came 10 Tacoma % years ago.
He was well known here, He Is
survived by five sisters-Mrs. ]. r.
Young, Mrs. James NJ. Harris and
Miss Byrne OF Seattle, and Misses
Alice and Mae Byrne of Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04
CANCEL CLAIMS
OF SEATTLE MEN

Holding the, claimants failed TO
improve the property according TO
the terms Of the law, Land Com
missioner Clay Allen. at Washing
ton. u. c.. ordered the cancellation
of n coal claims In the Boring field,
covering approximately 1000 acres.
Most OF the claims were held by Sc
attic men. among them Thomas >.
fippy, capitalist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04

German and French
Val. Lace - In many
dainty patterns. In
widths from y to about
3 inches. Priced at Sc
and Zoe to use yard.
Admirably suited for
underwear. children's
dress trimmings.
Torchon Laces - A
great variety Of styles
In cotton and linen
Torchon laces. Suit
able for underwear.
fancy work. etc, In
widths from | to 3
inches. Sc to 15e I'D
a nice line Of real
irish In eesdInss, Edoss.
Insertions. etc. Priced
from 25c to S2.iS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04
END REVOLUTION

BUENOs AYRES. Jan. AID
vices from Paraguay said the revo-
luton had been suppressed and
that President Schrerer was again
at the helm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04
NAVY YARD ROUTE

Steamers II. u. Kennedy and Tourist
Leave colman Dock. Seattle. ESQ tsxc.p,
sunday. SOC, 1880 a. m. i.so. s,oo ar
cspt Sunday Sunday 2ssop. s.se : -
Saturday, it.+s p m.
Time table subject to change without
notice.
Phone Main sioi. Price Soc Round IRA,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04
Extra Special Values in
ElnbroiderieS

45-inch vuiie embroidery IN
white or coiors. Suitable for
simple party dresses, etc. Use
yard. ti25 values.
45~ineh fiouncinxs and ali.
over embroidery. on dainty
Swisa aud fine nainsooks.
Some OF these have sold st
t2.T5 per yard. Nov priced
for the White Sale. Sf.ls.
Pretty edges embroidered IN
coiors red. pink. blue. lavcn-
der, etc. on n ffne quality OF
organay or nainsook. . to 9
inches. at Sc. Zoe and 15t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04

Embrotdered sdgfngs IN good
patterns on swiss or nainsook
in eyelet and solid patterns. In
widths from 10 s inches.
Priced at Sc. Sc, Zoe and
Use.
Embroidery Edges with In
sertions and headings to match
In solid or eyelet patterns on
fine Swisses. etc. In widths
from to II inches. at Zoe.
15<. zoe, use. 35t yard
46-inch Flake crepe en-
broidered ID dainty patterns Ia
q number OF styles at S1.25.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04

is-inch flouncirg or corset
cover embroidery. In attractive
patterns. including the new
camisols embroidery with l
and rows OF beading. Prices
use. use and A0e.
3Tinch baby flouncing In
dainty embroidered effects
with hemstitched or scalloped
edges. l0t, zoe. 55e. OSe.
Finished edged beading and
balloons from y TO inches
wide. Zoe and up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04
GERMANS PRAY FOR WINTER

By Karl II. Won Wicgand
United Press staff Correspondent
HEADQUARTERS OF THE
IMPERIAL PRussiAN GUARD
DIVISION. ~ mlies from War
saw. Dec. 3i.--(ny courier vie
bkierniewics. Lodi. Pessn. Bsrs
lin and Tho Hague, Jan. A.
Marshal Won hindenburo. the
German commander In shis
field OF war. 10 waiting for real
winter 10 begin.
Tho usual bclow-xero temper.
ature's failure TO appear on
schedule time has proved an
enormous handicap TO tho exc.
eution Of his plans.
AZ . result OF II. the ksiser's
offensive against Warsaw hes
been partly checked until the
Rswka river and the swamps
In front Of them freeze.
Winter was Napoleon's de-
struetlon In Russia. but II will
spell victory for the Germans.
| srent eight days at the front
on tho kaiser's battle line in East
ern Posen. where a gigantic strug
sic II In progress.
Make stand In swsmps
The struggle Is not only 10 de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04

cluny Laees --- ir,lts-
lions or Realm fine
and heavy qualities. In
sertions and lace edg.
ings In widths from I
20 : inches. Priced AZ
Sc, Zoe. 12Hr. 15t
and up to 800 yard.
A complete line Of
Nets and AIi-over laees.
wash blonde nets. in all
qualities. Pure white.
flesh. cream. canary
and ecru. Priced Mt
25e to S1.OO I'D.
AIl-over lsees In ORR
entail. veniss or Shadow
patterns; white. cream
or ecru Priced at 25c
to $3.50 yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04

SILK Novelty Iaees
In bands and edgings,
In . large variety OF
patterns. Priced ~
15<. use. 35t. soc
and Use.
verise Lace inser'
tons. Edgfngs and Band
ings " white. cream
and ecru. In widths
from y to 10 inches
15c to $3.50.
Lace MedalIlous -
Cluny and hand crochet
medalIions, suitable for
fancy w0k. waists
and underwear. At sc
to S1.25 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-04
EXCEPTIONAL LACE VALUES

imitation Flist In
white and cream sd1
inus. Insertions. gal
looms. IN widths from 2
to 3 inches. Very pop
ular for use In linen
bed and table coverings.
etc. Priced from Zoe
TO 81. 25 per yard.
A wide variety Of
Shadow Lsces from l To
81 inches. This in
cludes corset cover lace
insertion and lace edges
and flouncings. Priced
at Zoe TO l0c yard.
Oriental Isees In all
widths white aud
cream. including corset
covering. Priced at
Zoe to S1.9S.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-04
anrit lleberidt.

Der Sentfde 9ieidsfansler
iprid,t iiber ben Grieg.
5d]fed)tcs gSetter binoert Ole
8esuegmnsen auf ben 9riess-
fd1aapIGten.
Die Oentid)en ne9nlen Die
rnfiildc Stabt 8orimusu.
Die 9eittiden 6ensentteren
eine Siesesnadridt ser Gni-
fen.
Die 3uiIen iiesem anseblidy
am l1seof- -EaH.
gorftof Der 9fuiiem in Sail
5ien lit snm StiaitamS sefem=
men.
Auseblide frans6jiide GrisI-
&c bei Gteinbad beftritten.
Itt <HIHtH erODtFn DIE f1H=
fahfd)e Stn6t 9lrbaban.
DIR rnfIiidje Nsiniiter saia-
npiu tr5abIt Wi1rdjen BON
9eutidjlanS nnb Der Siirfei.
Der bentidje aaiicr mn6 Der
&6nis BON GnglanS erflaren
i'd fir ben AnstaitidJ seiuiiicr
Gtefausener.
Die &erbiinbeten lei0cn onrd,
bic yIer-1teberid)ip
uSeinps" ,uiinidlt iapaniidle
Solnatea in europa.
Der siaiier ipridJt ocn
@eid)stag ieinen Sanf aus.
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aus 1IexjfO.
Glip l}prfrafer Enrrnft,

Die Nertreter garran8as Iii
Nnibington bebnupten, oaB oie Son
ftitutionaliiten ll1lter Maclobio Ser
rero Die RonpentionaIiiten IN elmer
5tpeitagigen Gdlnht IN Der @ege1o
|pon Eorreon geidlagen b1tten un0
|onB 9errera NIT ieinen 2e1iten iebt
|auf Gorreon gu nlarfdiere.
Die Nguas gaIientes- Gonbell=
tion, Die am /. SsSnnunr In oer meri=
|fanilden 9nllptitaot ipieoer su5aul=
|ulentreten foIlte, bot oies nod uid]t
gefnn li1o ipie olls Der 9oupt5ta6
|gemeloet tuiro, mag es nod cine g}o=
DIE oalern, ebe es gejheben ipir6.
Streifigfeiten, bic nftgebIih 3tDii6en
ben Anbdrgern gilIn's llil6 31p1t1's =
iiber bic DieIeil 9iilridtuitgen ansgcs
bro6en iin0, follen Die @hulo odToW
'tragen. Wialt befiirhtet, oab tnenn
Die &onbentioil jebt ipie0er 5uior1.
Inentreten iuiiroe, oie sLnb1rger 3n=
pata's Der @ieoerlpubl oes HraIi=
oerlten @nitierrea opponieren mir
ben.
Ser gaqlli lit i'm iiiolihea Co.
nora iiber feline llfer getreteu lln0
Die geiuobner Der Heterogeneous
n1tBten fid) fliihtel.
@ilIa beitreitet es auf's Gnts
idieoenite, ooB er nit Dem Mnlnefiies
erlaB oes Brdiioenten @litierre5 rlid1t
einberitan0en lei. gr crflGrte, Nrdz
iioent @uitierre5 babe 81 befeblen
llno er iper0e linn nrbeoiliot gebor=
den.
Gablp @on5a[es ltno Gbregon
nleloen ipeitere Siege Der apnititu=
tionaliiten. grlterer min Sic @egs
lner BET San 2rlis Hotoii, lebterer &c.
bel 8llebla beliegt babeu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-04

4 Jn 9fora-Eolen fat iid, me 81,
Sentld)en melben, Sic Gage i'm gllf.
acntcifen iuenig berGnoert. Die Gent.
ldFn baben aad) mebrtGgigem GGm.
pfen cine feite SteIlnng Ser 9miIeu
bel Sorinoiu an Der Nalufa genDiu
men nno babel tanien6 0efangene
aentndjt uno mebrcre @eidlabe err
obers. SIN lle6rigen luer6cn autJ
nprt ale geluesmnsen bnrd ba@
id)anerIide @etter gebinoert.
NGdJ @erihten ans bem bentIdlen
Sanptqmartier bnben bic 0entIdjc,l
an ben pOlniiden syIaiTen gsnra iino
Maiufa ssurtidritte gemadt.
Die Siirfen babem bic rmITiidle
Staot Groaban Inn Sransfanfaiien
nad mrbrtGaissu aampfem beiebt.
0ie Gtabt liegt am syluiIe Sur, fiinf-
uHopiersis Neilen nprbiuciflidl pul,
&ars.
Siirflide Srnppen baben suiam.
men init periiidJen gsomabenitaminen
ote ylnIitn seIn WfeiIcn morbiueitlidl
uou Snnjublaf geIdjlagen. Ser GelS,
aug Der siirfen in 2ailfaiien 1T an-
ldleneno ppn gntem GrfoIae bealei-
tet geiueien. 9iuifiId)e nnS enaiiIdJe
Sepeiden gebeH bic GrfDlae an, opdl
ind)en iie ben gfnbrnd berbOr5nr,ts
rem, dig ieien bic Eiirfen crit iebt in
riIliIdlss @ebiet einseriift, iuallreuo
lie fafla4lidj fdon felt 8oden NIT
Nrfols a,f rniIiidem webiet operie-
rem.
Die 9entidJeu melSeu, oas bic
Seridte Der MniIem ii6er einen Siee
BEL sSHDwloos, On Der gilisa, nidlt
luabr ieien. Die Angrifie Der giniIeh
iH iener Wegeub iunrSen suriifae,
idDlngen mno id)lieklif) bon ben giug.
len felbit anfaeeeben.
9Ims Berlin ipir0 seiuelOet, oai;
militSriidje GndjberitGnbise Der 9lu.
iidlt ieien, bic Gage i'm Often before
I'D, beitGnOis. Der gesenansriff Der
Hniien in @alisien lei snm stillifanc
aefomnieu. Aller6inss fSnne iidJ Die
saae immer iuieber an6ern, aber in
Dislem ansenblid lei iie ieSenfalls
lebr siinitig.
Der rnfiiidJe Naimiiter Ses glea.
aern, Sersins Gaianoiu, NIT Cir Go-
vafS @rep nnb Dem friibfrru fran
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-04

8rogranuns be5iieli9 Der GinnastOe
rltagsfrage lllo Der ofonomi5f,elt
Grpalliion gu iinterltiiten. sSn Mnle-
rifa, oas Die grpariion ssapons
fiirhtet, oiirfte oieie Mnfiin0igung
oes fiibrenoen Barrier glattes init
gemiihten @efiiblen allfgenonlnlell
tper0eu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-04
Steuer Nutis.

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