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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
OLDFIELD AFTER
NEW RECORDS
"0LD GLORY" MACHINE TO BE
USED IN NEXT ATTEMPT
DEATH-DARlNG DRIVER BACK IN
RACING GAME
indianapolis Course to Be Scene of
Fast Auto Driving in Attempted
Record Breaking
Feats

Barney Oldfield, the dean of dare
devils, and Americas monarch of mo-
toring. is the real Yankee Doodle
Boy" His now National machine is
surely patriotic-ne has named it
"Old Glory" and to have the color of
the machine harmonic with the man
ufacturers name-National-and the
car name-"Old Glory'-he is having
it painted to resemble an American
Gag.
The body of the car is d dark blue,
while starting from the radiator and
along the top of the hood, the stars
forming the upper portion of the Ameri-
| can flag re used while along the
! length of the hood the red and white
stripes carry out the complete flag
scheme.
Oldheld says that the colors win not
be trailed in the dust, and that his
car win travel faster than he has ever
before driven.
oldfieId Regains Nerve
II intend" said Barney, Ito contra
dict that old story that | have lost my
nerve, and Old Glory will wave in
front to prove it. | will follow the
old flag to the death, if it is over the
trenches ,and barriers that surround
all of the race tracks in the United
States. while the roll of dust in our
wake will seem like a cloud of valley
smoke to the enemy, with the roar
of the engine as of artillery fire This
is the year that | am coming back
into my own
Oldfeid holds most of the track rec
ords from one to fifty miles The
only one not on the slate are those
for the mile, five miles and twenty
miles.
All the other marks from one 10
fifty miles are held by Americas pre-
mier motorist. or the only driver that
has kept the foreign product in the
background at the class of racing at
which he is the most brilliant star.
Will Try for Records
The European creations hold the re-
cords on the roads and all of the Beach
records, excepting the mile, which is
held by the Stanley steamer. But
those who have ventured in the track
game have received more than their
share of dust from the driver that
Thery, twice winner of the famous
Gordon Bennett Cup, called THE
Devil"
Il intend to lower all the mile-track
records from one to fifty miles," said
Oldfeld, "and all the records on the
indianapolis Motor Speedway from one
to one hundred miles during the COM
ing season.
1.-THE foreigner that crosses my path
with Old Glory as my colors is going
to find a Boston Tea Party brewing
before the smoke and dust clears away.
"They will find marching beside me
a tiresome proposition. The machine
has proved on her trial trips that she
is fast, and | am going to show pair
of rear tires in competition that will
demonstrate that"
Oldfeld's friends are predicting re-
cords for the coming season that Will
stand for some time, while the old re-
nuta tion Of 1.-The man whose death
daring drives have made him the sem
sation of the day promise to be re-
peated throughout the land.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
FIRST AUTO SHOW IN MEXICO

1t was recently announced IN the
cir of Mexico that the hag-to-tlag
contest from Denver, Colo, to the Mex
ican capital had been postponed from
Sentenber to November of this year.
The race will start at Denver either
on November ?. 0 or 16, and will finish
in the city of Mexico the first part Of
December. The automobilists of the
city Of Mexico are very enthusiastic
over the possibilities of holding an au-
tomobile show, the first ever held in
Mexico. some time shortly after the
con1nlction of the contest from Denver,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
MORDECAl BROWN WILL
JOIN CUBS IN BOSTON
Ed Reulbach Will Not Be Able TO Play
with Champions Until End
of Week

CHICAGO, July 1O.-In all proha-
bility Mordecai Brown, the Cubs star
pitcher, will leave to join the team
at Boston Monday, if the physicians
pronounce his wife out of danger
Ed Reulbach will not be able to be
with the champions until the end OF
next week. Yesterday he took a short
walk. hut was so weak from the ef-
fects of his recent poisoning that he
could not stand for any length of time,
He said he lost twenty-five pounds In
his illness.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
SAN FRANCISCO ANNEXES
CLOSE GAME FROM OAKS

SAN FRANCISCO, July 10.-San
Francisco won a close game from oak
land today, to /. 1t was pitchers
battle. Griffin and Tonneson being in
fine shape and allowing but five hits
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
OAKLAND
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hits-Mundorf, Bodie, First base
on called balls-On Tonneson, 3; off Griffin,
3. struck Out-By Tonneson, 3; by Griffin, J.
Hit by pitcher-Zeider. Double play-Hogan
to Cameron. Wild pitch-Tonnason. Time
! 80 Umpre-McGrsevy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
UNION HARDWARE WINS

The Union Hardware baseball team
yesterday afternoon on the Boyle
Heights athletic diamond defeated the
Holbrook- Merrill and Stetson team by
score of to
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GDntrufturcu ais SdJuinblcr Nngc-
flnGt.

@tlfeabarrc, ga, 9. Suit
@c8en bic Gontroftorcn j. Gorlllcci
mo >. 6llrncu iin0 SoitbeiebIc oltf
Grr1o Der pom Dem Contractor
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bier, mcIhc0 $1,000, 600 gefoitet
bat, ifIcd)tca MotcrioI ucrmcnoet,
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il Dem 6oac iinoct bclrtc itott. Gor-
lucci bebaltptct, Die Nnflogc lei ein
idanolidca llnrcht mo ea lei bel
DEM Ban nidt cin Color n@roit"
gemudlt mprocn.
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&ublcnoampfcr rNcru" nod immcr
nuf &lippc.

Newport II. 5, 8. Sltli. -
Nohoem Die Nrbudle'ihcn 9crgungS.
Compiler mGbrcnO Der goil5cn Natt
pcrgebIid bcntiibt noreit, ocn Sob,
lcn0ompicr o9tcro" nit 0iilic pon
comprimirtcr &uft Don ben alippcn
pom @rcnton'3 &cci %oO5ubringen, ia.
ben lie ibrc @crilrdc o%lligcgeben.
GrotOem 9~Icid5citiQ 5nci Shlepper
Die gauge 9tnft bin0urdl inter &oa.
ocnpf bcnilbt mnrcrL Sen yNcrE'
acknowledgment, 0clang ca nid)t, oo5
%gcItronoctc Shiii ollf rlr eillcn 3oQ
ben Der Stcllc 81 bemcQcn. Sn elmer
Gonfcrell5, mclfc 5lpi ifcn Srn. Gobn
Nrbudle aus Ncp-Oorf mo ben bel
Dem Rettun9amcrt bcldGitigtcn On.
gcnicurcn itdttion0, mllrbc entifie.
0clt Dob nod mcbr coniprimirtc Yllit.
Npporotc an 9or0 OeS ShificS in
Gbotigfeit geicbt mcrOcn miibtcn, I'm
Den aoDlcnoompicr iIott 5lt bringen.
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Galbunn's slucitcr Erp5cR.

Gan 6runci8co, 9. Suli. 80
Sic Gcrnebnung iibcr oos @cillf lrn
cine GroSeBperlegung, meldeS bon
zen N~npdltcn Fotrid GoIboun'S, bcS
@rGliocnten Der yllniteO HoiIronos,"
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az bcItchen, ongeflogt lit, geItellt
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5obl beltmorener 9l~usiogen einge-
rtid)t. Gie mihtiqlten oopon poret
Die beS Hihters 2oulor mo 0eS
Stills . 0iitrittSomolt Sobn g.
Sara.
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%cocntuna Der Sc5cidnung y8rnf.
,., ter"

Gbtcogp, 8. Sltli. - Hid)ter 80.
tier bat I'M bieiigcn Wiuli5ipolgerid)i
Ole Gntideioung gefGQt, ooB oos
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leioigcno ST. lein broife - lno Der
unlaBtc boourh Die .8eidmorenen,
I'M SeIeibigurgSpro5cb @mS. SoS.
fea's, oes iriiberen 9ou = Silperin-
telloentcn oes Gr5iebnngsratbes, &c.
gen Gmigbt $. Eerfins orlf $1,000
S6nOcncrinb Elm Tcrbift ST. @unlter
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@ort Y@roiter", iiibrte Der Hibter
aus, i6lieBe ourdols niht notbpen-
bigger @eiie ben 9egriff Der ltnebr-
lid)feit cin, nlo ieber aeauer, Scr bon
einem @ait Elm Srinfaelo nebnle,
fGnne III ae,piIiem Slime Gin .@rof-
ter" genonnt werhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10

@ren5c Bel llr1lmiob gclegelcn @or.
nilon befoblcn bobe.
Cine Nicherlogc&iof.
boff's?
6rouffurt a. W., 9. <li. -
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Gonitontiuopcl cine 9cpei6c crbols
ten, Der 5ltiolge Die ruiiiidcn ltnO per.
iiiden &oiaten IN Se6eran, Die INTER
Commando bon General 2iufboff tic
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HcpoIutionGre oui Gebcron ollf3lls
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erlitten bobcn ioucn.
Scbcroh 8. Sllli. - General
&iafhoii, Der WtilitGr @oupcrncilr
bon SehcrulL, bat 9iodrid)t crboltelL
Dab iid) bic @otbtiori9 inncrbalb 10
NiciIcn BON &crroi be%iiuocn ltrb ooB
tic gcitcrn ibrc &ereinigltng nit Den
9}ationoIiltcn bcperfitcQigcn iontcn.
Sci Ride @c9Gno.
Noipoibo, @ritii6-O itoirifo, 8,
Sllli. 49, acknowledgements ipcrrt2n
bcllte friib Sen bon Noirobi nab
Sort @oQ, @oltptito6t Don acnin,
fiibrenocn @cg. neil oW}enihcnireis
icr.20men" in Der betrcifcnoan @es
qcnO crihicnen lin0. Wcbrcre Gin.
gc6orenc mur0cn in Den Icbtcn pnor
Gogan oltrd Oicie Iicrc 5erriiicn.
EnterrutionaIc Garlic on.
ercn5 Dorgci 6 logcn.
@uriS, 9. Sui. - Die Gcplltic,
tenfammcr nobn1 bellte NIT 54S &c.
gen II eil1cn bon benz So5ioliitcrt-
fiibrcr Sean Snurca gcitcltcn Nn.
trug an, mcl6cr oic Hcgicrlng er=
iltdt, cine iutcrnntionolc Gonfcrclj
allcr intarciiirtcn MtG6tc cin5llbcrlt.
fclL UNI cine glcid5citigc ulO ollnld-
Ii9c Heouftion Der 3ouob1obcn or5ll-
bobnen. &an0claminiitcr Grrppi
ucceptirtc i'm Nomclt Der Nc9ierlutg
Den Nlntrog. obglcid er Oenielbcn olS
dJinariid be5cihnctc.
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rManrctaria" iibcrtrifit ciacncn
Hccuro.

Ncm Dorf, 8. SuIi. - I'm 8
llbr rs Minutcn fam Die .Mollrcto.
rio" bon Der Glunoro Sinie geltcrll
NIbcno am Sonop Soot an mo lteQte
Onmit eiuen neilell Hecoro iiir Ole
@cItiobrt iibcr Den lon9cn &lra olf.
Sic iibertrnf ibrc eigcne bette Set
itltng, in0em lie Die 6obrt in 4 Sogen
Is Stunoen ullo 36 Wtinltten ooer
I'M II Minlten idnellcr 5urildlegte,
ola bel Der an, 20. Moi bcenoetcll
Hciic. mcldc Die bis 0obin idncaite
@eitfnbrt gepeien mar. gtod elmer
u1ofii5iclIen ShGbulg fltbr Die
oWourctonio" ollf bicler lcbtcn Nciic
NIT elmer 0nrhidnittS @cidmin-
Oipfeit polt 25.70 anpten III oerStinl-
&c. GaS Nicienihiif legtc iebod &c,
tern Nbcnb nid)t, mebr an lcinenl
SUu ull. .a.
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Nah ;iuci @algcniriltcn binserid)tct.

@obington 60, 8. SuIi. -
C6morO 6alin, Elm Neger, pltroc
bcllte bobicr ncge1t Der Grmoroung
zines onoercn HegerS, Namcns NO.
cert So6nion burf) Den Stro19 bit-
geridtct. Gr hotte 5lpeimoI cine Sol
gcnfriit erbulteL nm Ser 8cgnnbi.
giutgsbeboroe @clcgenbcit SIT elmer
Hepiiion ieines Safes 81 geben, ollein
id)licBli6 milrOc Dem 8eicbe ieit
2nuf gelnIien.
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Megc entge9cu 81 foUutelL qbcr lie
ermarten, 0aB mir ibncn tilttn &c
neis u%1ierer 6rcunoihuft uno 2lufz
rtdttgfeit gebcn. Solcn mir 0icic
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inns btctenoen mert6poQcu MGrftc ot
QClltihlonO, @%ngInon mo 6ronfrcih
obtrctcn? Sd boife, 0oB in bic 6orli
portage, che lie @cieB miro, cine &c
Trimming allfgenontmcn miro, Die ci-
men unbcI6r6nften Administrations
5luiihcn ben Ger. Stoutcl1 ul0 aQen
ibrcn S6meIter- Heptblifcn erm00-
liht."
Iu Dem Sit bmuS II iro &c.
purt.
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nod Dem 9egtnn Ser Soitihen no,
miniitrution bcmcrtbnr modte, ideint
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JelpicIelL ollc porbolrhCncn crtbchrlis
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Wogen llnO autihcr, Ole ou$itlicB.
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ip0terc Stills = 8cnerol = Goitmciitcr
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ais 9tod)folger ocs BuriitNctrcteltct
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| BON SefrctGr Wuc%eogb uro mubr.
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lie Grnennung mirO nod Dor Nblouf
Der 6cgenm1rtigen Gon0reBiibung CT
martet.
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fabr.
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Stoota iefret0r, cutram I'M GroQcs
ld)oB 0es Stouta0cpartcment = Sc
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tubr, lduere &%erlcbungcn 0ouul5ll-
trogen. Gr itnn0 i'm @cipr0d nit
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5citig 5ur Scite 81 iprinoer.
So0cS ltrofc ii ain0SrGu IL
Der.
HcprGicntnnt Ho0cnbCrN BON Silt
ltois bat in Observation-Disclosures cine
Bill ciugcbroht, lolrt mcld)er I'M 81
Itrift Columbia ainoeSroub, falls Oos
nit Die 3obllung zines HGieGelOeS be.
5lucdt lpllrOe, nit Sooeaitroic oOcr
lcbcnSlGnalid)cnt 3lldtbotS b%cItro't
miro, pGbrenb ouf onocrcn 6ollen
bon &inocsroub l2-iGbri9e 3llft.
bouSitrofc itebt. Gic Dill lpnrOe ben
9iItriftS 3 Gommiiiarcn 5llr YcrIdjt.
critottung iibermielch
Eolh,uuts ,Suritrr HrntrG
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Die sSdJiuar5c Sanb" in Hidmunb?

Gi6monb, So, 8. Sllli.
Mebreren prominenten giirgcrll BON
bier limo Shreiben 5ugegongen, mos
rim ibncn nit Der gepaltiamQl Gllts
filbrnng ibrcr &inber gebrobt plroe,
penn lie niht cine gemiiie Slmme
erlegten. Gle Sd)reiben mogcn bon
Mtitgliebern bcs 8ebeirnbunoes Der
"Sdmar5en Sono" fommen, ober
aiid) nur Elm .%faltler @is" iein. Eolt.
Snipeftoren iobnben aui bic 9lbielt.
Der. giner Ser gmpf1nger zines
Grobbriefes gerietD oerart III ShrGf.
ten, bab er ieine 6rou mo &inber
uLh elmer benad)6drtcn St1ot 14bea
Ifidtc.
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Hud) Gin nenes 9nftidjiff.

Sictori q, =. s., 8. SilIi. -
Ger &ngenicur ISM. 8ibion bat Cit
Sllitidiff i'll Der arbcit, nit Incident
CT pon bort ltad) Seattle - So Wtei.
len - IN elmer bnlbcu Stltnbe mo
oon BORT noA San 6roncisco in flint
Stlnoen iIicgcn mill. Gr bat cine
Mettc pom $1,000 %proponirt. ober e8
bat iic nod Niennllo gebolten. GaS
Suitihiif lit ein 60 SUB LANCER mo
II SUB breiter Mionpplon nit od)t
ShrnubcH melde eln 60 Eferbe-
frofte. Wotar treibt.
9aic iRr's NuSinnp bcicrat 6. 8aine. 4t3
SftsSnltimpr Str, ndbe Snltum Npule-stpc.
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scbcn f6 bor.
Sopnncr cunscutrircn itarfc Strcit.
mndjt III YinfoCu.

mad)t 5n MufocH.
9efeitigungcn Scr StoOt mcrocn Der.
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ring gefouit. - Gr,aaiicrit
GlQcnic it)reibt feline Memoiren.
-0eitrcihii6er Rcih5rotb Ourfl
cicdiifc Gbitrllftion Iobm 8clc8t.
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errpartet.
mo.,x.b,,r, q A,,G 0cn,
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mntsou SotrShtfA ,,or,t3rfo, u >os
:ant saro;.. 40 nn0 ;,non;ihc,. rrun,
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pom Der g(rt Der tcdniiden Shullmo
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beitimmt iino. 9ei Dem ocoenn1rti.
gen roifcn 31urcbmcn Der acnnt1iiie
lit cine bodfloiIioc 9hlSbiIonno in
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$4,000 on9efolttt. IS gebt oorNls
herpor, ooB Die Hcgicrlut9 beoblit,s
ttgt, Den 9eltitr5ten Sultan 0oucrno
bort jil beloIien.
2 hrctbt feline Mcminia.
ccn5cn.
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H1fie fiir's Anslann befprat e. 9inine, 413
ShsSaltimore' ctr, nabe Guitum GpHie .stue.
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Hepraientont @iQiom Sltl5cr bon
Nen-9orf, Der iocben pom elmer ats
~gebebnten Heiic ourh Mittel. ul1o
Siioomcrifa 5llriidgefehrt lit, rcocte
gcitern in, Observation-Disclosures iibcr
ginger Sorhelsbe;iebungen nit Ga-
nnoo, Werifo uro Siios uno Wfittcl.
amerifu".
Gr iogte II. g.: .@orlim iolen mi.
Wtillionelt ~oits9ebell, Inn Den Sanocl
nit Dem Orient 81 oeminner, lperll
Der Sonocl Der peltlifen Solbfi,gel
reifer ols Sitinoien :. on unierc
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botte iiber Die maritime Convention
lit nod Den por9eltrigen crre9tenSc zee,
llen IN Der Gepltirtenfummcr oui Gr,
lud)cn beS yS%tolieniId)en 2lopo" her,
to9t noroen, Dem Die Negicrrng cine
neutrality-suspicious. Subpentior
fir ben transport Scr Eolt bcluini.
gen nil - Die GernnloIiung 81 Den
porgeitrign Gorfdllen.
Ser republifoniid)e N%bgsoronrtc
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ldarf ongegriifer butte, erflGrtc feline
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nui oes MiniIterS ~perionIife, Jon.
bern auf ieine politiihc gbrliffcit
ongeipielt. Gle GrflGrung bat icood,
Or. Sdon5er %feineSpe9S b~cIriebigt,
iino Der WiniIter lieB Dem Nbgrorone-
ten burf Sen Narinenliniiter Nomli.
raj Itirobello unb Den aric9sniniltcr
General Spingnroi cine Sotocrllng
5lim 3uea iibe~rbrinQen.
Winiiter Shan5er's Seflnoontcl,
entidieoen, ooB Die bon Signor Gal.
liuni gegebene @cnugtbuunQ GENT.
geno lei. Sn sSolge Oeiien miro fem
GneQ itdttfinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10

SnS bclttide 8ali : Spnoifot bat
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mar Sd)mittmonn, ipelde Die 8rt-
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Arizona republican., 1909-12-16

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Arizona republican., 1909-12-16
TRAINING A FOoTMAN.
Method Used by One Innpeeunious Lady
 of Fashion in England.

Lady Ailesbury. the subject of some of the "reminiscences with which sev- eraI titled English women are now flooding the reading public, was by no means rich. but her house in Mayfair was charming of it's kind and she al- WAYS drove about in a broughham ad- mirably turned out at all points.
 Maria Marchioness" was most par ticular as to the manners and appear ance of her footmen. but even in those less luxurious days a perfectly trained six foot flunky could command i'm mense wages. So Lady Ailesbury chose her footmen for the possible rather than other actual attainments and trained them to a great extent herself having d wonderful aptitude for know ing how things ought to be done.
 There was story. says the Gentle woman. of a large wardrobe in Hert- ford street, into which Maria Lady Ailesbury would climb, closing the dooi after her Then the new and imper' fectlv trained footman was made tt open the cupboard door to allow mel ladvship'' to alight until he could do s' with the properly approved flourish being bv this means taught to oper and shut carriage door properly wher she paid visits
Arizona republican., 1909-12-16
PIONEERS OF TRUTH.

Truth. as well as civilization. must have its pioneers: it's pathfinders ana roadbuilders; its marksmen to resist savage foes; it's axmen to clear the ground.
 Is it possible for a new truth to take peaceable possession of human minds! If finds every mental tract covered with a growth of some kind. Beautifui myths. hideous supersitiOns. a useless undergrowth of error. half-truths. fill the mind full, so that when the new truth comes knocking it hears the same reply as came to Joseph and Mary when they knocked at the door Tn Bethlehem. There is no room" So the divine child is born in humble manager.
 If there were such a thing as an empty mind, room might be found for the new truth. but every mind is full. full of something, though II may DC only the rubbish of thought.
 Christianity began with the angelic proclamation of Peace on earth" and Jesus tried to build peaceably on the old foundation But He found the way to mems minds guarded by ancient er- TOTS that would yield only with the blow of the sword. Then he exclaimed Think not that I am come to seno i peace on earth; I am come not to seno peace but a sword For l am come te | set man at variance against ms i father. and a daughter against hel mother" And when Jesus saw that H'
Arizona republican., 1909-12-16
DOC HOWARD BUSY
 IN MINERAL WELLS
He Is Still Blending Colors to De
 light the Eye

Doc Howard painter who has travelled all over the world at one time or another. but has stopped more times in Texas than anywhere else. has pulled mp there again, being Iocated now at Mineral Wells. MT. Howard lived in Phoenix for some time and while here painted num- Der of pictures that are now famil- far decorations in Phoenix resorts. Concerning his activity in Mineral Wells, q recent issue of the local paper says:
 Three beautiful landscape pictures embodying everything in beautiful detail have been completed hy Scenic Artist Doc Howard and are to be framed in ebony and gold and hung respectively in the Crazy, Carlsbad and Lamar Wells pavillions-
 Each of the paintings is real work of art and shows beautiful home nestling in beautiful land scape with rippling waters in the foreground The pictures all carry small sign board painted in calling attention to the fact that such homes can be purchased from w. Grant Chapman. Mir. Chapman is planning to inaugurate campaign of eN- pensive and result getting adVertis- ing. and the three pictures are to he the first of the new scheme.
 The paintings are done on the heaviest canvas. and when they are framed and hung they will compare with the best landscaping scehic work to be found anywhere MT. Howard whose work the paintings are is past master in his Hne' and if there is anything now lacking in bis renutation as a knight of the doft brush. the pictures when seen ,-;u ro,novo any doubt as to his qualifications to do fine work.