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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-09
Card of Thanks.

We desire to return our thanks
to the kind friends who so will
ingly assisted us in the sickness
and death Of our uncle, H. H.
Havely.
Mrs. G. w. Havely,
Mrs. F. 0. Treasure,
Miss Bessie Havely.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-09
Pie Supper.

There will be a pie supper at
the Cherry Grove school house
near Spruce next Saturday even
ing November IL. In addition to
the supper there will be an in
teresting program. The proceeds
will be used for the benefit of the
school library.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-09
Preaching at Pleasant Gap.

There will he services at the
Pleasant Gap Baptist church Sun
day. November IL, 1916, morning
and evening. Everybody well
come.
L. w. Keele.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-09
Notice.

We, the undersigned members
of Plainview Lodge No. 50 G. P.
A., hereby forbid under penalty
of prosecution any -trespassing on
our premises or farms by hunting
or other unlawful trespassing. In
addition: Plainview Lodge No.
so will pay 5000 for arrest and
conviction Of any person or per-
sons stealing or committing other
unlawful acts against the men,
bers of the Lodge, their families
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-09

Modern Wooameu-Butler OHM.
No. PASS. meets first and thir1
Thursday nights In each msnth e
hall on south side Of square.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-09

Royal Neighbsrs-Mset in Wool
man Hall on south side Of SQUARE
first and third Monday nights u
each month.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-09

A. =. and A. M.-Msets first an
third Saturday night in-saeh= meash
at hall in Fraternal Inn.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-09

Benevolent and Protective Order ~
ElkAk-Ldeets second Tuesday night Of
each month at hall, corner Of Main
and Ohio Streets.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-07

On the occasion Of a recent hearing before II OF the boards of city
government that has considerable to say as to what shall be done with
the peoples money, n OF the members OF the board became exceedingly
commenced shooting u quilts like an angry porcupne, and denied the
imputaton.
Yet the name that a given him described his position perfectly.
To put the case a little moreu urgently still, The is a wage-earner. He
works for somebody else (unless it be that he practices the political
trick OF working only for himsel) and is paid for it.
In fact. the "a i'm question is a wage-earning chauffeur, hred to
run, not a autoc car, but the city. And the rest OF us ride in the vehicle
that he is paid wages for running, and out OF or W pockets, w {. who
n his employers. make II a purse for lmm and pay it owe to him once
in % many days.
In other words, he is a hreing, for he is hired, and in return for
his steering the municipal machine we give him at stated times a certain
number OF dollars, a. W do to our cook o IL gardner.
That way Of presenting the "a may ros the grain OF our chauf-
feur's fancy, but we are net just now dealing in fancies but in facts.
Any man who has a part in doing municipal chores under a demo-
cratic form Of government need not become ovcrheated by having mat
tiers stated in language that is undecoratG and altogether unrhythnical
This is not written with any malevoent or abusive spirit n with any
purpose OF offending " hunIiathng; but when an employee undertakes
set himself up over his employers it is only "a act OF kindness to the
employe to call him down gently and tell him where he belongs.
The true spirit of democracy is foreign to the idea that by becoming
a officer a man is taken out Of the rank of servants. I'm a republic every
citizen is a servant, and the only ruler is the collective will of the people.
1t is rather gratifying to meet, TO- and then, a example like that
O. the obstreperous gentlemen whose case we have been considering, for
it gives a opportunity to call a halt to the autocratic tendency that in
a half-awake and hafasleep condition reposes its head upon the bosom
blatant and autocratic Extraordinarily Rev. DR.. Chas. H. Parkhurst
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-07
TOPICS IN BRIEF,

The reported advance made by the Austrians on the Italian frontier
recalls the fact that the two countries are at war-Southern Lumber
MAJ.
The kasers orders to- his subjects in America to obey THE laws
cam a little too late, the grand jures and judges having already at
tended to the mater-Boston Transcript
One advantage OF Americas lack of a merchant marine is that ii
navy-Pmiadepha North American.
Tie kaiser is wise in deciding to name a food-dctator. He will
come in handy when the German people begin to look around for the
These congressman who are % strong for the National Guard Ger
tainly would be ore if the nlinamcn were ordered ut O place where
they couldn't voter next cuon-day-I%iadephi North American.
discovered a document in Servia which upholds all their contentious
against that naton-ChcagO Herald.
Present indications are that the be1lserents that insist IN debating
absolutely the terms of peace VIII have to confne their dictaton to their
stenographers for quite a whLe-Chcago Herald.
The ideal would be to have this countryr ruled by a triumvirate: Root
to handle tn, tariff and business regulation; Wilson to write the sacred
principles humanity notes. and the colonel to zee that they are N
forced-Wau Street Journal
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-07
TEDDY WILL FALL IN LINE

The rumblcs at Chicago these days sound like those OF or years ago
when the Republican convention nominated Taft against the wishes OF
Roosevelt and his following, and while it now seems that Teddy will
be again eliminated and Justice Hughes will be the standard bearer of
his party, it is the opinion of the Appeal there will be 10 third party
ticket
The Bull Moosers are running a monoithic bluff when Perkins and
Murdoch declare they will have m but Teddy. and it is probably as
serted n IN attempt to head off the Hughes hystera, but when the non-
nation OF the justice is made and it is understood he will stand on the
platform of the Republican party. which will be so constructed tina a
little solace will be granted the Prosressves, the latter, with Roosevets
silent consent, will flock to his banner.
of getting the Republican nomination than does that proverbial SNOWFALL
ina forge, but he will undoubtedly make the convention adopt some OF
his pet theories and he MAY have something to say n the conduct O.
the campaign. The colonel still aspres to another crack at the presi-
dency. He knows that the so-cared ProgresIves will never be strong
enough to elect him, and he knows also that ii he breaks this time with
all of the oldtime managers OF the party, as he surely will ii he counte-
nances another third party movement, he will forever have ut his bridges
behind him. So it ar be reasonably expected if Hughes is nominated
Teddy will fall in line. but it will not be done with a grimacc.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-07
Go to the Tavern

The Tavern is situated at the foot
of Lakeview hill, three miles north
Of Carson City. and is one of the
most picturesque spots in Nevada.
You will make no mistake when stop
ping there. Everything is run in
tirst-class order. Free music and
dancing; also free picnic grounds to
autoists who desire to rest.
r. T. BRIGHT.
mZ9-tI Proprietor.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-07
ASKING A LITTLE TOO MUCH

From a editorial in the Reno Gazette last evening, under the head
ing OF News From Chicago the following sentence is clipped:
THE announcement by Perkins this morning that Roosevelt has
nev said he would not support Hughes or any other man nominated
at the Coliseum is significant. 1t proves that Perkins, in the complete
confidence of the former president, knows that Roosevelt is anxious
above all things for a Republican victory"
In times PAST the Gazette has offered many suggestions as to the ad-
vantages of living under Republican rule, government by the Interests
etc, and made many of the faithful believe it was the proper dope, but
when it goes a. far a. saying with the hope it will be believed, that
Roosevelt is anxious above all things for a Republican victory it is
infringing OF the credulty of w the most embitered partisan. Teddy
anxious above all things for a Republican victory! Gee but that's a
hot one
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-07
Subscribe for the Appeal.

The Nevada resident who studies
Appeal advertisements is merely ap-
plying the real business knowledge
with both advertiser and reader alike
This is why the Appeal is popular
gained therein to the home problems.
IT HELPS tt
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-07
GIVES THEM A START AT LEAST

George A. Batchelder OF San Francisco. member OF the enrolling
committee for the Monterey military training camp or business men
has the following o say regarding the work proposed to be done.
These training camps are not expected to make regular Officers IN
the four weeks of intensive training each year; but they Will make good
enough volunteer officers who will be perfectly capable OF taking one
hundred men and uniforming. drilling and feeding them, and looking
after sanitation for the first sixty-da a period when disease kills more
than bullets.
These camps have just been made part of the army to the extent
that all the expenses are paid by the war department, including transport
taton. uniforms and food.
THE training is intensive, and while it includes something OF the
manual OF arms. it is really more given up to the theory and practices
OF war as examplfed by lecturers and by field tactics and problems.
The class of lei attending this camp is very high with the lawyers
engineers and physicians leading in the professions"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-07

He is a mar of high moral and high intellectual rank, a man o.:
whom, if he belonged to us, we might be proud. President Nilsson IS al
least a IN American Ficfte. Fitche vas Germanvs profes1"rstatesnan.
who aroused humb1ed Prussia to a new sense OF power after she had
been crushed by Napoleon.
Are we to talk about fortidding this or that tone" ii President Will
son, after a thorough examination, is convinced that a long series Of
German acts of war have bored holes through the laws of humanity and
international morality? He not only has the right, but the duty, TO
speak with ruthless planness. He owes the fuIillment OF this duty not
only to his own, but also to II country-Maximiian Harden. ei-
tor Die (Berhn) Zukunft.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-07
Sacramento Saloon

The place for enjoyment and rest,
enjoy a fresh glass of Fredericksburg
beer and rest while drinking it. al7-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-24
PROPERTY

The property of the Van Dyke Copper Company tans ,l5694 acres, of which 3l694 acres patented and $40 unpatented mining claims.
 Excellent sites the railroad available for power house lumber yard warehouses bins, storage and unloading yards
 The property has an excellent site for concentrator and storage site for tang dump located near the site The taing dump will be located to pile taings in the most economical manner out ot the way of the mine.
 The property joins the independent town of Miami, where adequate home facilities are available for the ployes. The company will thus avoid the necessity of investing in houses for emp ployes, leaving all of the money for strictly mining purposes
 There plenty of independent merchants doing business in Miami the company will not com pany store.
 Schools, both common and high already estab- lshed, thus nsuring good class of labor
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-24
Railroad Facilities

The Arizona Eastern Railroad the for distance of half mile 1909 operating the Van Dyke property Sme about half mile Old Globe Arizona about 10 miles distant The
 the Southern Pacific Railroad and Miami Arizona This and mcal O machinery, and
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-24

THE MIAMI TOWNSHIP OFFICE, MIAMI ARIZONA. F. A. RAYNOLDS & CO, CORRESPONDENTS TO LOGAN &
 BRYAN A N Stone Ave- Tucson, Ariz 401 First National
 Bank Building, Fl Psso, Texas BROKER J. A. WILSON, DOMINION HOTEL, GLOBE, ARIZ-
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-24
Shares are Being Sold for soc Share
Subscriptions are Being Taken al:

N E. LUGOFF, 400 NATL BANK BLDG- DULUTH, NIINN THE PAINE, WEBER COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. R. ALLYN LEWIS ADAMS HOTEL BLDG, 1O7 N CENTRAL,
 PHOENIX, ARIZ BRANCH OFFICES: PRESCOTT, JEROME, COPPER QUEEN HOTEL, BISBEE
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-24

 IT. M \ large p bd dabM h hg   
  interpretations hh h
 
  hbm H Hpyd dmed19 Inspiration hda of 915pth ~ pi td Tpdh mgh ydd  Mpof ext ion l Hh dpbhk k
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-21

IpnSeres pailiert, MIR leidte aampfs
babem itaftgefnnben. Sie 0entidru
mclben, baf lie 9lngriffe anf ibrs
Stellmmsen am gerna 5nriifseldla'
gen baben.
Siibmeitlid) ppm grobb in Cali
siem iuurben, iuie sic 9iniIem beridJ'
ten, Nnsriffe Ser 9ertiden nnb Ge'
iterreider smriidseidlasen.
@pm italiemiidjen &riessidJanplat
iuirb nidts @idltiges seimeloet
Nnf 6em aaritplatean, iin grIa
sal nnb i'm 9litirp=Sal mnroen, fui'
bie sStaliener nrelben, Mngriffe bel
Geiterreiher abgeIdlagen .@eran
bert fat iidj nidjts.
Giibiueitlif nDn StanislaH II
@alisiem, bei Spboro0sanp, iuplle,
bie gfni7en bnrd Ole 9rabtberban'
Der Ceiterreidjer gebrudJcn nnb i,
bie 6fterreidliiden Stellnnsen &c
brnnsen iein.
Der iapamiidc 9ampfer rSafimn
ra" lit BON einem 1tnterieebout Der
ienft iuor6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-21
Sure l1eberli6t.

Wsadenien's sruppen iino
in Der 0pbrnbida biz anf 2l
Nseilen an 8raila beranseriift.
geirn llebergang iiber Die
@rense Seiiarabiens iuerocn
Rarfe Sample itattfiaben. Sie
etellnngen Jalfeubapn's iino
mod unperGnbert. Die fran5a-
Flden n1S easIiidJen Sffi5ic-
rem, Sic bei oer rmniniiden
slrntee iparen, febren sii ibren
Seersn 5nriif.
gei Spburo0sanp in Gali-
sien iupllen bic gfniicn einem
fIeinrn Grfola errnnsen baben.
GiihlidJ bpn YrobB baben SAINT
pfc ftattsefunoen.
llnler 9sraiibent id)last ben
friegfiibrenben Nad)tcn npr,
tire syrieSensbeoin BE-
fannt sm geben.
9lrtilleriefGmpfe fiitben ant
sent frausOiiiden, ma5eSoni-
gdyen nnb bem italienii6cn
&riessIdatplak itatt.
GnrppaildJe nemtrale Midd-
te lppllen cine TrieSensbeiue-
siimg in's 2eben rnfen.
Sie gried)ifde &esiermng
yroteitiert gcsen bic 2au6nus
soH @eniseIiitns mn0 Naiier.
ten aaf ben sriedildjen Snielu
xnb bic @erbaftnug Der borti,
gen 8eiuobner.
9entidjlanbs TIptte muf Der-
nid)tet iuerben, erflGrt bic
QuGbpner gWOrniHg Hoit".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-21

oaB aablreihe lupalliihe 5pione in
ser erlten 3eit oes &rieges Die gauge
faliforni1de &iiite abgefp1bt u10
tnittels tragbnrer, orabtlofer Gelez
grapben 9(pparate iiber ibre @abrs
nebn1nngen an oas anBerbnlb Der
i3 Meilen @rense freii5enoe iapa-
niihe Griegsidtff uSoalula berid=
tet b1tten, BON bier ams ieieil oieIe
Na1ridten briibmarm nod annnoa
getneIoet tporben. 9ies fei bon Dem
5u oieiern 3fpede angeltellten Detef-
tiben g. 6. groipleD iiber alien
! 3peifel feitgeitellt; Die bon ben
griten nufgeltellten 8ebauptungen,
oaB groipIep fidb lit gpnamit- -8pnr-
pfotte eingelaiien babe, feien poll=
ltdnoig erIogen ltn6 pegen nlan-
gelnoer gemeiie in iid 5itfaminelt-
gefolen. @erteioiger Mode erfI6rte
| fpdter, ct tper6e Ben getpeis fiibren,
baB in San, Sraneiseo llnterlee-
boote fir Gebrnrrg Der eneIifhen
Negiernng gebunt lt1o bon bort III
Eeile aerlegt nod aanaoa reip.
ENGLAND perfdift m1reit.
Das Genius 8iiro 5ll 8nib
ington teilt nit, onB Bis gum is.
De5enlber 3. So. 10,S46, 600 Ballen
@aitnlpolle gegin1t iii1o;; etpn
, $4,000 8alIen nebr aIs Bis sii 0er-f
ielben 3eit I'M 8oriabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-21

ltnlcr 9raiioent fat cine Sfote
an bic friesfiibrcnbcn WladJte ge=
idift Die eimen 6rieben anbabuen
loa. sc 1T felt Eebreren Iagen an
bieIer 9lute oearbeitet iuprOcu. glut
Wontag teilte Der Traiibent lie ben
b6brrcn gcamten oes Staatsbcpar,
ternents nit, am 9icnitas iunrbe
fie an bic friesfiibremben Mad)ic
sefanot. Die 9lote lit allo nidJt nm
ter bcm Ginflnk Der 2loyb-8eorse'-
iden genferungen 3n Gtanoe &C.
tommen. Die 9spte eut9Glt gum
sr5ften Seil GrflGrnngen nno Se.
sran6nnsen Ses> @orgebens oes Erd-
fiSenten, bon oenen piel iiberflIiiig
III. Ter eigentlide Spridlas, ben
Der Frafbent mnMt lantet: rSer
YraFornt idIaet por, baf balbm5s-
ii6H ale 9intiDnen, bic jett nit cir
amber i'm ariege liesen, bernnlaft
iperben, fire Nnfid,ten be5iislid5 Der
Debingngen mitsnteilen, arf bic fin
SerS aries brenbtt iperben fSnnts
amb bic Mbma6mngen, bic lie fir
genagen6 baIten, NM eine GrncMc.
rxmS ooer Elm Gntsinoen eines ain.
Iiden Sonflifts in Der 3nfnmft AZ
serhinoern. SnrM biclen Shritl
ipSrbe es m6sli9 gemadjt iperben,
Sak bic gtbinsmngen often nit Gin.
amber pergIidlen iperben f5nntem. 81
III Inn gIeihgilig, amf ueldje Nsi'
ir bies erreidjt iuirb. Gr uiiroe iid
aber lrbr freten, iuemm er leIbit ba.
bei bebhlflid iein obcr bic Snitia'
tibe ergreiftn fnnH, nm es anf IT,
genS cine 8eile, bic nnnebmbar er.
Idjeimt, ferfis sn bringen." Mms
Sieier GrfIarnng fam mam Ieben,
6ak hcr TriiiSent lebr poriidltig ift
Gr biefct feinc Nilfc nidjt an, and
nidjf ieine @ermittlnmg, Ct ipridll
nnr feline Nniift oatin ans, bas es
an Der 2eit iudre, iuenn bic frieafih.
renoen Madjte einmal Har madtem
amf ipcldle ge6insnnnen iie bcrei,
iu6rrn, ssricben sn fdJliekcn. gSas
CT tint, fam gliemanb beeinirGdjtiser
nnb gliemnnb bsleiSieen. Man fam
Dem grSfibenfem nidjt bprmerfcm
oae er iidl in 9inac miidc, bic ibn
nihts angingcn; man fam ihu
k5dftns ant,porten, 6aF bic i2ei,
fur berarf;se NenRernnsen nod MIDI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-21
pie iftcrifaniiebeis
11)irrcft.

- Cine Sepeldc ans GasIc Hail
bebamptet, Der emgliIdje &pnius
C'Sea in Sorrepn bnbc NIT siuei
8ahmsiigcn, in Dcnen iid alle 9me-
rifaner nnb alle anbern syrem6en
befamSen, sic in Surerpn iuObnten,
Sic Staot berIaiIen iinS befinoe fidl
amf Sem Nege nadj 3aeaferns. TDn
3aeatecas iuollten bic Iliidtlinac
nnd 'San Qnig Eptpii nnb 6ann ii6cr
Mpmterch noh Scr Gjrense. Die 0c-
peide iant, @iQa nahsrc iid Spr-
reom nno lei biclleidjt idJpn in Ser
Stabt cinge6rnnnen. @ume5 EaIa-
clio nno 2crbu ,uarben Inn beitimint
in ben uGdften Gtmnoen naib A6-
Ienbmng Ser 0epeide snfaIfeM. Dir
fremben geipobner ieien nae bis anf
bie Gbincicn Sem Mat Cs6ta'8 &C.
fplat mnS batten bic StaSt tfrfai-
fen.
General sssrnnciseo Nnrpnia
erflart, Sic Madriht, General Ga-
lnsnr hnbe lid, ben Gnrran5n's er-
gebcn, lei nidjt iuabr.
3pei Gompagnien Oes IA. SSr-.
fnnterie Sediments fino in Mio,
Mri5ona, angefomnlen, mo- man ei-
nen s(ngriff bon Seiten n1erifoni-
iher 8onbiten ertpartet.
gsah elmer 5hIaht, fiibIid
bon gbibuabna, lon Der erauiame
8anbeIio Tribe, Der bel BEN BiIli-
itas bas Sbren-Mbihneioen einfiibr.
te, bon inerifanilden .&ome
@narbs" init iieb5ebn feirsr Sc,
foIgsIeute gefanaen aenomnen nn6
hineerihfet porben iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-21
JnIano.

a.. 4 So cu:r:1. Ga
au uus 40 'sAr'o.DaIe e. ~ ~
aa!s yrl M. 10 g gessn W 2 Sl'Mmen'
ueiDIDHsn ns:s:a: Oas Sstluhlnssamehas- sun
i''.ns, pus rlug'''1:pn - S.n sau
5eM Ssl. S4uuIsh ..Hlny.a .r u.n r. q.
mal 5AI an.hghs 81 sn'pI.ylen. w ~
" apet ~ psl Uplm 'ey1 p.tua
o. OerI. S'e SehuIpleM ehluelipn,
Meeo uIa3,..n hae ylanoesse p'mn''SH sess"
oeH oeluank.
3tpel gealnte elner 9eIlnlfdf-
ten SangelellHaff m Sos allge,,
les, Ole ltber EN- Sefrieps aapltal
BON S1,250,OO0 perlllgt liilo liilJe-
fabr 45O0 afflorlare 5ablf, lIrlo me-
gen WtlBbraufbs Der Solf llllo afl'
oeffein ellles :, petrn9erllWeh Solll-
plOlls perpulIeI lporoeh,
Der berlibn1te @drtner nno
9eaturipillenlbattler Sutber gurbanf,
Der Der gSelt elne gall5e &n5aDl
neler Yflan5en nto Srnbte gege-
pen Dar, perDeiraIeIe 1tD alll Il
.. Wfts. nit lelner Sefretarin SRI.
eliiabetb Baters, IN Sun ssran-
cisco. 9err Vurbaiif ltebt I'M 6I-
SebensJabre.
8anfranber lprengten IN Der
Wtlfnpon naUt oas groBe aallenges
molbe IN Der StlaDoma sfaflonal
Sant pon Stlafoot, Stla., uno er-
beliIefen S2u.Uoo III Yapier- hno
Slipergelo. Sle ganolIen llho nau)
oen nllr flinf Ufellen BON Der Sfapf
etlfTerflfen Slage Sergen enIflopen,
ole lelf oo ssoDren oas Henoe5oohs
dlierleI HaliperDanoen maren, lif1o es
miro l6mer Dalfen, lle IN DEM mil
oen Serratn aifanlfoberfl.
= @. 6. Giu. Der &upitan oes
groBen atnerifanilben Shlahtid)if-
res .Neoaoa paf oem Wtarl1e-
Sonttfe oes Heprolenfanten1allles
emptobien, mebr groBe nno ld3nelie
SSS9la9ffren5er : oli ballen, aber ote
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-21

nttSneIIPflNP ySPllpenlfItfr lljtr0 DitfGf
rms Wnrorheu nutertiitt. Sann bic
/ Wnte Ses 9,rSiiSeuteu nerfanat in
Mehmr;d,es t,;e Sir Wnte Ser Gentrol-
mSd,ts e;ne Snuhnehnno Scr ssrie-
SemshcS;nomnosm s),nr oeht Sie S.p-
70 Ssr EsntraI,nad,te ininferm mei-
TO-, ofs ,;s e;me S;refte gcrotuno
;;I,sr S;cTe WeS;nonnoen norid,lSot
@ mShrenS s;c Sente Sps Nro6Srmten
,,n~ Erasrmrosn On, nf;ehIt S;s nnr.
r.. Is,,s;a - s;msr seratrnn uaM n;ht
nsrnf1;d,ten ia H. N;,,e Sfh,dmsd,,no Ses
Ssrt,d,en StorSuunftes nsrf;mSsrt -
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-21

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ioIut sunerl1iiigen sFbfd'dsnngn oes
GenInsbureons hotte unlere Gtaot
ON /. sSuGi biefes Ssabres f23.S3f
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562. Gl 8ain 63,705; GaIpcfton.
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