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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
YOUNG MAN TRIES
SUICIDE IN ROOM
CLARENCE SPRIGGS OF FAIR
FIELD, IOWA, TAKES ACID IN
DAVENPORT HOTEL.

Clarence Spriggs, % years of age,
of Fairfield, Iowa, tried TO commit sui
eide some time last night by swallow
ing a vial of carbolic acid in his room
al the Interurban hotel. in Davenport
He was found lying writhing on the
floor at Gas this morning by one of
the employees of the hosiery who in
formed the police. a physician was
summoned, and after an hour of hard
work the young mans life was saved.
Up until late hour this afternoon.
he had not recovered sufficiently to
explain his actions.
a note was found on the table as fol
lows: u am Clarence Spriggs, and
live in Fairfield, Warren county Iowa.
Please notify my father, Edgar
Sprggs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26

Calesburg. FEB. 26.-The Rock Is
land high school quintet won its open
ing game this morning at the North
western district high school basket
ball tournament at GalesbUTg in an
easy victory over Knoxville. the final
count being 30 to 70. The score at the
end of the first half stood IS to :. and
Coach Robb made several changes in
the locals lineup All four games
played were unusually rough. Coaches
Brown of Lombard and Campbell Of
Knox od1ciated at all of the games
The Rock Islanders and their oppon-
ents lined up as follows:
Rock Island-Forwards Reeves and
Morris: center, Butler; guards, Glea-
son and Rinck.
Knoxville - Forwards. Youngquist
and sherman; center, Tarpy; guards,
Giles and Lewis.
Substitutinns-Hin for Morris.
and Culley for Butler. Field baskets
Reeves 6. Morris ., Butler 3, Glea-
son ]. Hinkley 1. Youngquist 8, Tarpy.
Foul baskets-Reeves ., Tarpy 2,
Hinkley l.
This Afternoon.
4dIe= lily was LOEGEu 10 ~ lLLAA4A Nv
from the tourney because Of an cpl
demic OF mUmps. It's place was taken
by Aledo. The following games are
TO be PLAYED this afternoon;
Pennington Us. KirlzwOOd
Monmouth vs.. Tiskiiwa.
Avon Us. Abingdon.
Kewanee VS.. NacOmb
Tomorrow morning Rock Island viii
play the winner of the Pennington
Kirkwood game. The games for to-
night are Moline VS.. New Boston; win
ner OF Monmouth VS.. Tisk:lwa game
rs. GaIesburg: winner of Avon vs.. Alb
ingdon game meets pick OF nine losers.
Moline Has % Men.
Ten men represent Moline high
school in the tournament. They are
Shauberg. Mullinix, Weiderquist, War
rem. Williams. Ludwick, Lyon. First.
Welch and Kerns. Coach Slough is
in charge of the squad. Moline's first
game is with New Boston this evening
and II is probable that some of the
second string players viii be started
in the hope that it viii not be neces-
sary to use members of the first team,
thus keeping them fresh for the hard
grind tomorrow.
The Moline players are guests at the
Phi Delta fraternity house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
SAYS Employer
THREATENED HIM

Reuben Ausup, who operates "a saw
mill one and oachaIf miles north OF
Taylor Ridge. was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff jacob
Wirers. on complaint %: Frank Dobiiski
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon. alleged 20 have been commit
ted FEB. 20 The case was continued
this morning by Magistrate Smith TO
March >. al which time more Wit
uesses viii be produced TO testify in
the case. Ausup also wanted time TO
secure q lawyer. He was released on
his own recognizance.
u developed that Doblish was hired
By Allsup 20 do some work for him.
and that the two argued over wage
question when the alleged assault
occurred. Dob.iski also claims that
Alisup still owes him $50 in wages.
Dobllski also claims that when he
went back 20 get his money Allsup
threatened TO shoot him with a pump
gun and also mad a butcher knife in
his hand
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
AIRY DOYLE'S SHOULDER
AGAIN is 90 GOOD SHAPE

Nrv YORK Feb. 2c-L.arry Doyle.
captain OF tle Giants. Who has been
spending tho winter in Florida. under
.llue t-e-tueua ior hls sufcued shout
Beg. has aJtilei friends that he win be
.l Sew No5E preparatory % leaving
With t1e veterans for Texas Thursday
afternoon
Elt tiat .s rot the important feat
1re % L-a-Ey's Communication HIS
81 houllsF. which the players claim
was largely res ous.bie for the loss
% the psnulut last season. IS all
Firlt again. thanks Co thc warm
~ heather and the massage treatment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26

lie thinks he win be- able to bit az
well as ever
HAVING bcea o 800 hitler FOR sew
eraI- years Doyle all Of a sudden tool,
o. slump and last year he dropped
far down Co. the average. 10 was
-otleeablo that be swung ~ the ball
rtlEIy and. after considerable cues
tlauinE and an examination by gan exc
pert. McGraw discovered that tho
muscles had become siinaned rs The
result 90 an automobile accident iu
which Larry and Arthur Frommc
Eere both hurled 20 feet from the
car vaeu % struck O. tree on Pelham
Parkway Frommc was not hurt.
apparently. but 90 may bee OF interest
% note that following that accident
be- fel on in hts pitching a. badly a.
iid Doyle % tis hitting
NcGray h.s sCut ont request to
lu DIS players 90 refrain from driving
motor cars during the comi-g sea-
son. ii- SAYS be doesn't wish 20 de-
p=ivc ;hem Of auy pleasure. but the
chances they take are too great f'r
tho good % the club.
Werkfa has been il Florida with
Doyle. but returned week ago with
bis h-idc and went 20 Toledo. Ohio.
Neither ne nor Doyle played any win
ter bail. but they Kept IN fairly good
condition on EoiG
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
ROBINSON TURNED
over TO OFFICER
WILL Sc TAKEN TO PEORIA TO
ANSWER CHARGE OF BREAK
ING SEAL ON FREIGHT CAR.

Clarence Robinson. who was arrest
cd Wednesday by Special officer Mike
Nowiser OF the Rock Island road on a
charge OF robbery in the Silvis yards.
was turned over TO United States Mar
shall Walter Williams this morning TO
answer a charge of stealing goods from
interstate shipments which viii be pre-
fc.red against him in the federal court
af Peoria.
D. IS claimed that Robinson broke a
seal on car in the yards and took
quantity of interstate goods II found
guilty on this charge he faces a peni-
tertiary sentence. Robinson denies his
guilt and has arranged for a lawyer
to aeht the case against him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
OBITUARY
]. Victor Peterson.

7 Victor Peterson died at Q o'clock
this morning IN hts home. 1926 For
ueth street. his death resulting from
rieurisy.
He was born in Sweden oct 5. 1852.
and had lived in Rock Island a number
O. years. lie is survived by his moth
or. three sisters. Mrs. Jonas Johnson.
Nrs. &. ". Schieberi and Mrs Weiss,
al % Rock Island. and three brothers.
Albert and Charles or South Dakota
and Emil Of Chicago.
Funeral services VIII be held at
$50 o'clock Sunday afternoon and
burial all be in Riverside cemetery.
Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
READY To ARGUE
MOTION ON QUASH
JUDGE oLwsTED SETS TimE FOR
4EAzlHc vEw govE i's DALEY
PERJURY INDICTMENT.
% C.cr-l.ea Defendant wu DC
kus1s first to Gee Trial wrea
Criminal Cases are Started

STATED. ATTORNEY FI1Ff Tt1upsou
tate chs afternoon arranged for the
bearing rr sre motion fo g1lsE the en-
e.etrr1t rs perjury standing asniust
Jiu uareg aad returned by ils sep
tebus- rrnrI l.=F The t.mc eco uy
Iat-e u.usfel aar Used i1r tamor-
-aa ur-u.zz lH tae branch court
Attorney uccassr.a and Stewart.
sa8 rrp-asert Daley la the motion 90
Tla.. U-eI 1la time lEu set forth
tsar % rur.rers inquest o. not such o.
pruc-rt.r r that o. man can be held on
~ perjury charge under fue sta-utes
tar tslrtfE.le uufFutIfuliy before o.
wife On pen.
uauaF To- E.I o. recalled. entered q
plea OF not guilty on taa Indictment.
1ut tls wife and Ur.ie poe Gordon.
plead ElIty and were .eLteuced 90
-ls Joliet reuiteltIry.
Ir che motion made t1 guaah Dali
ley. attorney argue tEat be- could not
b. guilty % perjury and murder lE the
same case. lis attorneys were auNl-
Gus 90 secure nls trial on the murder
charge ra-uer thuu that Of perjury.
but tle Indictment tl- murder VIII
likely De- dropped. because Of the of
dclaIs learning that the ease 'eas q
srame-up instituted by Lr. and
Irs DALEY 90 zet the reward % $500.
90 THE motion o. sverruLed . e. like
p taa- as soon as tiC criminal caieu-
az ls starred. -hc DALEY case VIII be
nee Hrsr 90 BE- brought up. DALEY
.ar face au Indictment later OF con
9-rlCy-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
ITCHING ECZEMA
COVERED ENTIRE
BODY, RESIN0L CURED
Could Not Sleep q Renedies had Failed
Rssinoi Stopped Itching Immediately.

Boston. Mass. Aug. n. lo1f.-"Ny
entire body. even ny cyeiid-. was con-
pleteiy covered with bltstcrs a. large
"a n pea When one would burst water
would cunac fruru 10. and then u would
tuFn into n very painful sore The
burning and itching were somethirg
terrible. and COULD NOT SLEEP nor
rest I think I had one of the worst
cases Of scxcnsa q human being ever had
Il used eight different kinds % rcs--
esties without success l then tried
Rssinoi Ointment and Rssinol Soap
and it stopped the itching IAtAE-
DIATELY. gradually noticed n
change for the better. Now I an en-
tirriy cured. ard am without q PimPis
OF Flemish on any part of my body.-
fSisnsdI Edward p. NeCuiiouzh. 2fD
River So. Nattapan- Restnol Otntr-ens
and EesiaSl soap heal skin erupti0rs.
clear away pimpiss. and form q most
valuahie househ0ld treatment for Sores
hams. etc Sold ~ all druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
FATHER VAN TO PREACH
AT ST. MARYS CHURCH

At the lenten services at st. Nary
Catholic church this evening Father
Van of AnDawan viii preach the ser
mon, services beginning at 1880
o'clock. Next Friday evening a visit
ing priest will also preach the ser
mon, taking the place of the rector,
Father Peter Kluck
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
Cobb Can't Como.

r. p. Adler OF Davenport, chairman
% the Tri-City Press club committee.
appointed 20 try and secure irwin
Cobb. the war correspondent. for a lee
ture here. received word today that Il
would be impossible for SIR. Cobb to
I'LL any more engagements NJ present.
as he was returning to the European
war zone within n week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
NelUs of Court
House in Brief

Members OF the committee Ct the
special Jail building body. who are on
a trip of inspection in Chicago and
Crown Point. Ind. are remaining on
the jaunt later than at first planned.
IL was arranged before the start was
made that the committee would re-
turn home last evening. but plans
were changed and the members will
not arrive until tonight This caused
the postponement from today of the
meeting OF the whole committee IN
I'll tomorrow.
Two cases were dismissed in coun-
~ court this morning by Judge Nels
4. Larson in his campaign to clear
the docket of old and undisposed of
cases. One was +. z. Carpenter vs.
T. p. Eichelsdoerfer and 4. T. Eichels-
docrfer and the other was the city of
Moline vs.. Alex Melios.
The case OF Woodford Distilling
company rs. Adoiph Larson was
placed on the general list.
The 5000 personal injury damage
suit against the Milwaukee and D. r.
/. & y. W railway companies went TO
q jury in circuit court this afternoon.
Attorneys closed arguments in the case
about 3 o'clock. Marion Horitowski
is the plaintiff.
George Flagg. one Of the two young
men arrested in December for the
burglary of the f o. Vale store on
Second avenue. and who later was
held on a charge of carrying conceal
ed weapons. was released from the
county jail this afternoon by Judge
Nels \ Larson In county court He
was sentenced there about a month
ago. unable 20 pay a fine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
EXTRA!

The waterworks department today
succeeded in closing a hole in the
pavement at Twentieth street and
Third avenue. opened two weeks ago
when a main burst
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
Funeral CT Mrs. Schroeder.

The funeral Of Mrs. Marie &.
Schroeder. vho was accidentally killed
from asphyxiation Wednesday night.
all De held tomorrow afternoon at ?
o'clock from the home OF her son. Ed
ward Gosch. 1927 Second street.
Rev =. J. Rolf viii omciate with in
iermeut IN Chippianncck cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
LICENSED TO WE'D

Australia has many pests, among
them being rabbits. Wild dogs and
kanearoos- Biowfies yearly kill thous-
ands Of sheep.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
ARREST BOARDER
FOR CUTTING MAN
voso ssAsos - CHARGED WITH
STICKING KNIFE INTO NICK
MARovTTcrFs rERD.
10 Placed U1s-r $40 Bends ard -fis
C.s- csnslnS-e Ur,ii March ~
Magistrate Smith

Tie missing man. Voao sharon. Whc
was charged vita welding the knife
az the free Tor al dEht IL the Austrian
boarding. houss a. etf Forty-sfth
street. In which SlcL Iaros.tea va
painfully wounded wa captured yes
tere4y afr~rEou la ono ease end 1f tae
cfty b. TIE local police Hr Naa given
o prelian mary bearing tsia morning b.
Magistrate smith an a charge % as-
sauIf and battery aud bis cas- c1atlr-
ned % Mzrca g De- t 1eiaF rsit an
der $500 baads.
MEX Ca,umbas and uan Eoa..ea.
who were Dres -af uaEa tlr serap oe-
cuFred. Uerr rla4 1r "a % orderly
charge and t.eir cases continued Co
March o. 4atrr $500 bonds N.es
Vran0ns aael. VITO ualF carrg irs a IS
callbre revolver was urraIzrrt 1l "a
charge OF casFy.aE eaaeel..t weapons
and Ms easr coatla.a-d tl wr-c4 q ua.
DIR $500 sos4s
Wsnar urssr Bond.
IRE other members 90 tre party re
euse saar1a or drisr tne rItf.rE Mar
ovtteh e. uoV consa-t o.. So Aateaeg s
hospital with t1ree aeai9 v1ur1s and
q haG-y sBraia~d ankle Nrs s. sal
pert. pfopriesrrss .t che BOARDING.
house fs also charged uf-r aIsortsrlF
ecaduef aaf Hrr ease viii BE- hrari
Marre g. Ser ecraa W.rF lErt tr $50.
whleh she furnished and e.ss released
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
TOTAL OF S1oO.96 Is
SAVED BY STUDENTS

The school savings deposits collect
ed by the State bank of Rock Island
today amounted to S19OS6 Haw-
thorne as usual was first and this week
Irving stood second. The figures fol-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
ISLANDERS WIN
FROM KNOXVILLE
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL FIVE
OPENS NORTHWEST TOUR
NEY WITH VICTORY.
Defeats Knox County Team by Scor'
Of 80 to 10 In Preliminaries at
Gaiesburg.

RESULTS IN TOURNAMENT.
Rock Island, so; Knoxville, 10.
osleshurs. 40; Bushnell, 8.
Aledo. 50; Cuba, 10.
Prineevilie, 81; Spring Valley, rs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26

The women OF the world: Chris
tan. 2Ss,o00,O0o: Pagan. $1,000. 900:
Confncian. 12S.0o0.00o; Hindu. $4,000
900; Buddhist. 100000; Moham-
medan. 100. 100000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26

SILL TRAIL CLUE IN
MYSTERY or DEAD MAN

THa weHar u1re4a. eal.e l4...r
h.ss been sa.aE r.r several WeeI..
after faairr f1 receive answer FROM
Sparta. $40. Ea-rr POI lT
b.. tsdtF called Geo town asrr -
dfsgancr ph1o~ Too postmaster va.
cut % town. however. aad Gee clerk ia
the rcsteGicr a.a ~lr brow trr Hrr.
Tha Wc o. WOMAN sgIfe positive
that th- rraF.a. found u 5u- DESERT
Ell C4s~ barn BASE aeeE arr those %
Der father
IRE last time sEr beard % ria va.
ca Feb D. Wtr- BE- wrote her from
Sparta. H. The Irtfrr ga. le-s4
Fe8. 2. $40 stated hr uas Of o. Frsirz
dhspcsitlou T-is end oe che Dos .a~y
nsay 10 cleared a1 aG soon a. ftr post
master Of the Missouri town e. con-
inundated with
TIE year 1919 saw che largest ap
PIE crop ever produced .u EMS coln-
try. Government estiuatc5 places %
at s59.Ogo.0e0 bushels. or more than
double the crop % 1913
e. a shaf@r % newton. y. J.. fog.
merIy distHier. % 100 and reads with
cut Eiasscs. He .s an .uveterate Co.
sacco ehewcr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
PERSONAL POINTS

Andrew Nelson and his niece
Miss Mary Peterson. have re
turned from Nimball. Neb.. where they
have been visiting Mr.. Nelson's daugh-
ter. Mrs Walberg. formerly Theresa
Nelson OF this city.
NJ. and Mrs. George McMaster OF
Moline have gone on their annual
spring trip 10 the south. Mrs. McNas-
ter went direct 70 New Orleans. where
her husband will join her after a short
business trip TO Missouri. They ex-
pect 70 be gone about three weeks.
The federal prison at Atlanta, Ga.
Is TO be the fashion by having a
new warden. The department OF JUS
tice in Washington has selected Rev.
Il. VI. Little. secretary OF the Phila-
delphia society for organizing char.
ity. 20 be in charge to succeed William
II. Meyer. who has been warden for a
dozen years. and was criticized by
Charles W. Morse. Julian Hawthorne
and other distinguished prisoners. Mr..
Little is said to be in love with prison
work. which is a big asset.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-01
Ole bentise Gage.

&iibne Suten oeuti6er unterlce=
boote, oenen in Der ridden See urc
Dem &anal mieoer mebrere engliide
Sdiffe gum Spfer eefanen iino, boz
ben IN England unb Sranfrei6 gro-
BE 4nfregung berborgernfen. Muf
ben S6lahtfeloern lit nidt bel ge-
ihebel. Die 9eutiden riidten mei-
fer anf 8arfdum gu Dor. Ssn Oft
Brelaben BADEN Die @uiien nod inrs
imer nibt meiter pororinget fon-
men. Sn ben aarsatben @eaenoen
ldeint es rubig aeipeien gu iein, oa-
gegen lit an oer NibaI am Dllnaiec
nno amSm in @ali5ien gefdmpft
iporoen. Die 9uilen peroffentIidetl
piele Siegesoepeihen, bon oef1et1 iebr
foe1ige uabr gu iein ideinen. Sun
afrifaniiden 0paifa-2ano lit Elm MuT-
Itano geeen Die Gnglanoer a~l,sgebro-
chen.
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6M p~crfaMfeft, perpacb,
ten cHer ~

gaiino @alle NIT 8arf nno aIler 4uss
%itattung in Bartlett, Eeras. gebolferlnq
$500.
Barf einen 8lod groB, e~inge5dnnt
so SUB StraBe runount, mir Drei @lof5
bon Mnin Str, NIT $50 S6attenbdEs
men lnlo 3%faienplnB. Seine groBe Safe
NIT 26o0. 80 SUP Sansiaai, 8nlfpn.
@iibne uno Mnfleipe3immer 3apn3itdi
1900 9erfonen - 500 6tii5le in Der
Gale.
NuseeItattet nit eleftriidem Qidt unb
gitf@ 8aiIer. Gtaub fir falte @etrdilfe
30X30 Sui II. 8arbeciesTit. IadS 5u:rl
glnbiroen bon Eferoen aif 5ipei Geiten.
Cine quite @eleeenbeit fir ben ri6tiasn
Mann. 8ert $4,000.
g8egen gin5elbeiten ipenbe man iid
an @. u. Sefe ober 3. q, 2imuter, Sart=
lett, Tegas.
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Ntss MeriRc.

AuS @olbington miro berid-
let, oaB General Sbregon I'M Nannen
G%arran5a's BON ser SauptItaot 9elib
ergriffen babe, 0aB 8iQa in aquas
Galleries uno 3apnta in Gnernaoa-
ca ieien uno DOB Niemano piiIe, mo
iid Die nBrdiioenten~ @uitierre8 uno
@or5a aufbieIten. 3apato uno Dill
Ia arbeiteteu nod INNER 5itiammen
Garran5o miro nod in @era Grlts
bleiben, 0as porldufig nod ais
Sniptitaot oes 2anbes angeIeben
iperben ioa. General Dbregon bot
0as @eIo, oaB n1brerto Der gnfpe.
ierbeit giIa's in Der &dliptitaDt alls.
geseben mtroe. fir mngiiltig erfldrt.
Nus 81 8aio miro gemeIoet.
2eute, ole aus Dem Sauptqnartier
8ila's fdnlen, botten ole Radridt
oortbin gebradt, Gina Iei Dor ELM
gen Sagen BON Dem Sberiten &oooJ-
10 5ierro, Dem gefeblsbober Ieiaer
SeIbgaroe, gefhollen, ober MIR leidt
bertuunOet moroen. IS ioa oas IN
Siuo's @iienbaGniuagen p%aiiiert lein.
Ger 8eri6t, oaB General Bill
la geIdoiien un0 Derpunoet iei,
nir6 BON unierm Spe5ialbertreter
Garotbers, Der iidD our .3eit in Gl
&olo aufbdIt, in elmer Gepeide an
cas Staatsoeportemeut i'll Balbina
ton beltritten.
4us 8era Gru5 miro 9emeloct.
Die Garron5iltas miiroen IN oieIer0o.
die Dabrideinli6 cine allgemeine
-Sifmfioe eegu giIa uno 3opnta be-
ginnef;.
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Nnslanb.

Sn 8ien lit Der beriibmte Som,
pouilt Or. &arl @olomarf i'm Soften
Sebensiabre geitorben. @olomarf
mar Der Sd0pfer Der iogenannten
erotiifen Sper, seiner 9per, oia
iid IN erotiiden Stoffen uao croft
iden Melooien, oas beiBt eiper itarf
iinnliden, forbenprdhtieen Muiif
sefiel. Sem befannteites @erfs ole
,aSniain bon Soba". eridien 1875
iino erregte l~ingebe,lres Mufieben, Gr
oamaIs masloS iberid1st ipie
er lpdter mnsios unterl61tt tplir6s.
or mar Elm beoeiitenoer &pmppniit
poa Bbantalie uno @eitaltungsfraft,
Elm feiner, Observation-Disclosures
tierer nnO es lit eigentIih ieltiam,
Dab feline @erfe 70 idnea perseiielt
5iro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-01

500 Nder reides ianbieelehmises 2alin
ungefdbr. iehsbunoert Mder in &ulhir;
400 Mder Iienes 2anb, eiu Sabr in Sui
tur; bier Hentbdilier uno Gaufbails nit
@runnerr fin siebes 9dus, i'm Mittelpmltl
bes arteliihet @i5trifts geleeen 20 Wei4
len .liihpeitlid bon San Nntonio uno
8tpei TeiIsn 5Itid bon 2ptle du Der s.
x 81 81. Bnbn, miro mad @unS9 be3
@Gufers in beliebisen Garsellen berfanft.
8esen ndberer ginselbeiter ipenoe mai
A. PiEPER, LYTLE, TEXAS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-01

geites Del mnb @aiplin erbdlt MAI
BON Der Glintp Dill 60, 400 SfsGoms
meree ctr, Heies Gel. Erapis 1852.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-01

Gmif6 SailOrins So. iebt an Ser
0itr@ommeree StroBe $40. 2f8.
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6pteIs.
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