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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-18
Open Evenings Till $3.50.

The building we now occupy has
been leased by us for a long term of
years. We want to give Birmingham
f1rst-class, up to- date piano store, one
In keeping with the size of the city
and the growth of our business. Many
repairs and improvements on the build
Ing are badly needed, but the required
work cannot be done while nearly 200
pianos and organs remain on our floors.
consequently we inaugurated last Mon
day a "Remodeling Sale" to close out
the stock at the lowest prices and
easiest terms ever heard of for strictly
high-class pianos and organs.
If you have any need of piano, IL
you have the slightest intention of ever
owning a good instrument, careful
reading of this article will show you
the way TO an actual, bona fide saving
in your purchase of $3.50 to s200-and
more.
We have cut the prices, cut them
deep. and are extending to customers
the easiest terms of payment, which is
evidenced by the large number of buy
ers that attend this sale daily, a sale
that has now reach ed record breakifig
proportions.
A Few sample Bargains.
$75 used parlor organ, only S1s.
800 used parlOr organ, only $40.
$500 good square plano, only $40.
I $500 used upright piano, only $50.
$3.50 used upright piano, only sos.
1876 used upright piano, only 1927.
1 1925 new upright piano, only s16S.
1 $775 piano and pianO-player, only
1915.
A liberal supply of music rolls will
be given with piano-player and player
pianos.
The above are only few samples
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-18
Pain in
Heart

"For two years I had pain in
my heart, back and left side.
Could not draw a deep breath
or lie on left side, and any little
exertion would cause palpita-
ton. Under advice l took
DR.. Miles Heart Remedy and
Nervine. | took about thirteen
bottles, am in better health than
I ever was, and have gained ID
pounds"
MRS. LILLE THOMAS,
Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
For many years DR.. Miles
Heart Remedy has been very
successful in the treatment of
heart troubles, because of its
tonic effect upon the heart
nerves and muscles. Even in
severe cases of long standing it
has frequently prolonged life for
many years after doctors had
given up all hope, as proven by
thousands of letters we have re-
ceived from grateful people.
Or. Miles Heart Remedy 10 sold by all
druggists. II the frst bottle falls to
benefit, your druggist will return your
money.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart. Ind.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-18
Pioneer Citizen Dead.

James Snow. one of the pioneers of OK
ford. died at s o'clock this morning at
the age of n years. The funeral services
will be conducted Thursday morning
and interment will be made in the old
family burying ground near his late res
idence Mr.. Snow came to this country
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley
Snow, from Tennessee in 1882. At that
time Oxford was known as Lickskillett,
Benton county, and was inhabited by
tribes of Indians. Mr.. Snow, with a Mr..
Simmons, laid claim to all the land that Is
now included In Oxford and began to
build the town. Mr.. Snow building an
entire block of brick stores. These
buildings were destroyed In 1862, during
the Wilson raid. Paralysis was the cause
of his death, his condition becoming
alarming Tuesday
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-18
Price Throws Out Challenge.

The persistence with which Kyle B.
Price of Elba pursues his hobby to get
a joint debate with some prominent
man is causing considerable amuse-
ment among the anti-amenders here. He
is to speak to meetings of the amend
ers both here and in Oxford next Mon
day, and his latest challenge has been
made TO John b. Knox and J. ]. Willett
for debate at the Admission meeting.
The challege has been made through
Judge ]. C. Wilson, county chairman
for the amenders, and is, SO report has
it, made "in order to throw a little
spice into the meeting" Mr.. Knox has
Willett will also decline.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-18

Mobile November Especial TO-
morrow in the United States district
court for the Middle district of Ala
bama, at Montgomery, before Judge
Thomas G. Jones, the Louisville and
Nashville railroad will file a motion
asking for another preliminary in
junction against the railroad commits
sion of Alabama restraining them from
putting into and keeping in effect the
PA cent fare and other rates now i'm
posed on the road. The motion was
forwarded tonight by Gregory L. Smith,
general counsel of the road. to George
w. Jones, counsel at Montgomery, and
will be presented to the court by Mr..
Jones.
Mr.. Smith said the rates had been
given fair trial as suggested by the
court and the state and that evidence
would be produced to show that they
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-18

Rome, November 1.-THE group of
socialist delegates met today to dis
cuss the re-opening Of the chamber to-
morrow and decided that if allusion
was made to the visit of the Emperor
Of Russia to Racconigi by the cabinet
or president Of the chamber, Signor
Turati would make an address, ex-
pressing the views of the socialist
party on this subject. 1t was also de-
cided that Deputy Cabrini would make
reference to the coal mine disaster at
Cherry. Ill
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-18

Montgomery, November 17.-tSpe-
ial.)-Angered over discredit of his
record as Confederate Veteran soldier,
Col. A C. oxford of Birmingham, new
commander of the Fourth brigade,
United Confederate Veterans this aft
ernoon made an attack upon Col. James
H. Savage of Admission with his cane.
Comrade Cunningham of the Talladega
camp, trying to make peace, was badly
beaten on the head. his scalp being
split, blood from the wound running
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-18
Fake Horse Race Case.

Council Bluffs, Ia, November I'm
the trial today of J. R. Dobbins,
charged with helping to rob T. w. Bal
lew, the Princeton, Mo-, banker of $780,
900 by means of fake horse race, Mr..
Ballew identified the racing contract
signed by him and "W. Hemingway"
one of the alleged conspirators, posing
as a Pittsburg millionaire. He also
identified the betting sheet, which was
kept by him and which recorded $685.
600 a side in bets.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-18
General News.

Another local meeting of the defenders
was held in the Second ward last night,
and addresses were made by E. ID. Willett
and Representative J. ]. Arnold. Some
thing like 100 people were present
Noble institute will observe founders
day on November q, the feature of the
exercises being a musical recital by Miss
Aieen Douglass, violinist, and the Misses
Stewart, voice and piano instructors. In
addition to commemorative the twenty
ercises will do honor to the founder. the
late Samuel Noble, who was also one
of the founders of the city.
In announcing the football game yester-
day that is to be played between the
Presbyterians and Selma Military insti-
tute here Friday an error was made In
placing the date of the game on Wednes-
day afternoon
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-18
Reception to Federation.

The most prominent social event Of the
gathering OF Alabama club women took
place this evening at the splendid home
of Col. and Mrs. Thomas w. Peagler
on Fort Dale street. Artistic beauty in
decorations enhanced the charming and
elegantly appointed interior, In which
tracery of southern smilax as friezo
and the pleasing arrangement of palms
was a happy thought.
Entering the broad hall with Its wind
ing stairway, the federation color, pur-
pie, was seen in a festoon Of ribbons
which extended from the rotunda to
the chandelier and draped the deers
head that surmounts the massive fire.
place. To the left in an apartment where
fruit nectar was served by Miss Elsie
Winkler and Miss Mary Parker YER
table magnolia tree, extending from floor
to ceiling. was abl0om with waxy BIOS
aoms. typical alike of our southland. and
as the emblem of the Womens club of
Greenvllle.
The tea table in the rear hall was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Levy Beeland and
Mrs. Dan Dunklin Metcalf, while in the
dining room Miss Myrtle Peagler and
Miss Myra Peagler. Miss Helen Per-
due and Miss Lucille Graham served re-
freshments, In which the federation color
with white was beautifully carried out
in the block ice cream, cake and mints,
harmonizing with the decorations which
emphasized the beauty of the room.
Chrysanthemums were used with
charming effect In the parlor and library
where the receiving line was composed
Of Col and Mrs Deagler and the Of
fcers of the federation, Mrs. Coleman,
Mrs. Thames, Mrs. Mayfield, Mrs. Sey-
mour, Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. Phillips and Mrs.
Gayle.
The opportunity to meet the cultured
and broad-minded women who represent
the work being done in Alabama by an
earnest and noble hand was appreciated
by several hundred guests who attended
the reception this evening.
Mrs. Coleman, the gracious president of
the federation, who captured and held
thu undivided attention Of the large aud
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-18
AGED Man Dies.

August Matthews, an old man 70 years
old, was found dead this morning at his
home just beyond Blue mountain. where
he had a small farm. He is said to
have complained Tuesday to some friends
that he was feeling bad, but declined the
assistance of a Mr.. Anderson. who offered
to stay at the house with him. Just what
caused his death is unknown. He was
found by Mr.. Anderson this morning when
he went to the house, and apparently had
died some time Tuesday night. Mr.. Mat
thews lived alone.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-18
British Defenses Discussed.

London, November ia blue book
on the imperial defense conference
was issued today. 1t contains the full
text of Gen. Sir William Nicholson's
proposals for organizing the forces Of
the empire, on which the military dis
cussions were based.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-18

clubs have celebrated such programme
the last year. Programmes arranged by
the Shakespeare club of Mobile and the
Saturday club of Decatur were recon-
mended for use on that day. Mrs.
Thames noted since 1907, 461 rural schools
In the state have been built and that
$425,000 has been expended on rural
schools The national scholarship is to
be competed for by Miss Lotspeich OF
Huntsville, a graduate of the Univer-
sity of Alabama.
Mrs. Thames divided her time with the
chairman of the committee on library
extension, who gave paper on Eng
fish Trade Schools
The federation adjourned for the lunch
hour and the afternoon was filled with
the reports from the individual clubs.
The noon hour was delightfully."- spent
in social Intercourse at the knights OF
Pythias hall, where an elegant luncheon
was served by the hostess club.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-18

Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy removes
cause Call for full name. Look for
signature 70. w. GROVE. use.
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Railroads Ask Another
Preliminary Injunction

were working a hardship and should
not be continued in effect. 1t is stated
that testimony of 81 railroads will be
introduced to back up the claim of the
Louisville and Nashville that the rates
are confiscatory.
Attorney Smith also wrote letters to-
night to Attorney General CARRIER and
his assistants in the railroad rate fight
Selh elmer and Weak1ey, notifying them
that he would be ready to proceed In
the taking of testimony in the cases
OF the Louisville and Nashville, South
and North and Nashville, Chattanooga
and st. Louis VS.. the railroad commits
sion on December !. The evidence will
be taken at Louisville, Montgomery and
other places convenient in the United
States.
Mr.. Smith expresses confidence in the
final outcome of all cases and feels
satisfied the original rates will be
restored.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-18
Suicide From Dependency.

New Orleans, November 17.-Benja-
min T. Merriman committed suicide
this morning, using large calibre re-
volver. Today was his forty-ninth
birthday. Melancholia is assigned for
the rash act. He leaves wife and
several children.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-18

fence by her address last evening" has
won all hearts and indeed all of the
federation officers by their charm and
sweetness, coupled with business ab1l-
ity, are being accorded ilucn admiration
from out citizens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-02
Seras $.

= Gin .Srapper" auf Ser SoleD
9fange in oer NGbe BON 9llpiile fat
nelllid in elmer @ode a9t5ebn 60
bo-8olfe gefangen.
gluf Der 5arn bes in Ser gsa-
6e bon Neli-8raunfels pobnenoen
Sarmers goporo Senti9 lit eine
Sheune nit bebertenoen 0orr1tell
on Sutter uno &orn, ioipie eincnl
guagp, &feroegeidirren unb older
9eraten abgebralr1t.
= 9lm / San1itag int Moi fin.
bet in Dem neugebiloeten unabbGn-
eigen SbuIbiitrift BON @onaales ci-
ne gruitee-8abl ftott. @s peroell
oier gruitees gepablt.
- Die Ginnanoerungsbeboroe
boben in gl Gaio tpieoer flint Gbi-
neien abgefaBt. Die iib bier Gin
ihnuggeln moIlten. sic botten iid
in Dem gisihronf einer vgfefrigera-
tor-gar" peritedt.
Sn einigen @egenoen beg
Staates, iogar bier unten i'm
Siiopciten, ideint Der 9feeen am
Wittpoh abenb itdrfer aetpeien sl
iein aIs bier bel u1s. 60 tpirb aus
Suero, Dorftomn, Corpus gbrilti,
Salfurrias, aarnes gitp, aeneop.
8eintor uno onoern Orten qelnel-
Set. bob Elm idoner &egenidauer
1efallen lei. 9[ud) in &errbi[le lou
g gut qeregnet baben. Ssn oen lnei-
ten Srten NOR Der 9fegen ieoo6
6enio leidt, tpie bier, uno bate ipc.
1ia @ert. So, bies @enise puroe
audi nod ourh oen na1folgeiloen
falten u0ortber" mieoer 5u 1idte
9emad)t.
= Die aonnention oes Staats-
perbanoes Ser ganfiers miro am II .
uno -. Mai in 6ouiton obgebolten
ueroen.
SsSm Srrenbous gu @uitin bat
lid elmer Der &ranfen nonens &ellrp
Sopeas erhdngt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-02
Carrie Buttons Seimreiie.

yeo6 oen MusIagen bon 5ruu Gar
rie Station, Die oieier Gage nit Dem
0onpfer .8altic" aug europa ipie,
Der 81 nns 8uriidgefebrt it, bat
nod ME etnen iol6en Sereniabatb ge-
leben, ipte mdbreno Ser lteberreiie
allf Dem Sd,iff. ygs mar entieslib
an 8oro oieies peitiIen5ioliitet
Gantpfers". ols Der Baltic" Die
8ai binaufoampfte. SD fab beltdn.
Dig betrltnfene @anner Dor mir. llno
als i'd Mid 5uerit bel Dem 3oblluei-
ifer ittio oann bel Dem &apit1n. oo-
riiber beihuefte, fagte man mir, ib
ionte mid 1T 1neitier &aiiite oufbal-
ten uno bie gorbal1ge berllnter 5ie-
benl" Sffi5iere bes Baltic" erfld,
rem oagegelt, oaB es lib bel Der gam
gen @eididte MIR Inn einen l1lf ban.
belle. Gin babies 0utenb ser nlGr,n-
licben &aiiagiere itedten aln erltell
gaee Ser gfeiie Die aopfe 5uiolnn1a,l
itno beidloiien, Carrie tbe SmoiDer"
eillnal oroentlid in Stage 81 brillgen.
9lls iie oalu1 i'm Salon erldier, itoI-
perten Die 8erfhmoreneil ipie fhmer
8e5edte IN oenielben beerun1, fiibrten
cine pabre aotenmuiif auf uno trie-
ben ioritiae Sber5e, Die ME ihrri
3ipef perfeblten. Carrie Station fiel
ntf Sen l1If jeoesmoI glGn5eub binein.
Sic pflegte Die u@e5edten" am &ra-
aen 5u nebmen, iie neben einorocr
i'm Salon aufsuItellen in1b Der pon-
fenbell @eieIlibaft Damn eine Stono=
poltfe iiber oen eraBIiben Suff eli
baItell. Die Climber r1luditen iid
nift itno ipielteu Die &olle oer ltllber-
heIierliden 3eder 1llltig peiter. aln
hen lebten Saaell Ser Meiie truorn
lie bagegen tiefe 3erfllirlhrng snr
5han nno betenerten Ser Srall, bab
lie ollrd lire grlnabultngen reforlnirt
iporoen ieien linb fortan llur nod
gsaIier trillfen ipiirben. glnoere Sf-
fi8iere, oie nit Dem Tiff nidt eillper-
ltanben paren, dliBerten, Die Syrau
babe mtf Dem Sdiff einen iolhcn
Speftofel bollfiibrt, bab iic frob luo-
rell ols lie bieielbe tpieoer log pur,
Sn,,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-02
sSn ben slpril ididen.

Gin alter Brand it's: i'm Mpril
Sdlidt man bic Narr'n, tuu9in man mil
ODdj tuir6 aud oft, tpcnn eS 10 gliidt
Gin Weifer in April geidItdt.
Wte 0sanher plast iein 2ebenlang
SID ab, iuirb babel reid - nnb iranf.
WennS Geben CT genieken mill,
Sd5idt ibn Der Sob in ben Mpril.
gSte Naander frebt mod bpber Cir
8entitbt mm Eplitit iidj icbr,
Opdj bel ber Wabl iuirb Is ibm flar
0ak ct MIR Elm. Mprilnarr mar.
Serr Campbell ,uiff, ber UpMperncMr,
Der mnd'riidJen Ueicte niclJr,
Sd boff', bak bic 2egislatnr
Sbm aeigt, bak CT Mprilnarr MIR.
3err GterlinB Gtrpng TT ,uifb nnb toll
llno nintmt ben Wtuub ge,ualtig upil;
Gr ingt, bnk Der Salppn mns gell'n, =
Sah ct elm Starr, fnnn Seber ieb'm.
9err &ppfebelt gebt mad Mfrifa,
I'm bobes @ilS 81 jasen ba,
Wir 9pffen MIR, BAT er nidlt mill
Sin felber it]tden in Mpril.
Am galfan iiebt's gar fries'riid, ans.
Die Serben riiiten tuie bic SauS,
nnb finben bod, am GnSe gar,
Dat Mlles elm Gprilid)ers ,uar.
0eb' if in eineu garrppm, 10
Damn forb're idJ mir III a mo-,
Wenn Mnb'reS baum Der 29trt gebradlt
Damn ,uirb er tiidJtis ausseiad1t.
Yaein hcber Iaanm, ifb bin nnr frpb,
Sci einem YIaie M a mp"
llnb babt ihr bieies nidbt sur Sanb,
Oeb' i'd mad einem anbern Stan6!"
0as ~ Ia mn Bier ift befannt
Ills beites gier I'M aan5en 2anb,
Wer iif an biefcm Tranf erquidt,
5it nid5t in ben april seihift.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-02
1nlanc.
President Taft
WiIl i'm Herbst unsern Staat
besucben.
Sparsanle Verualtung.
.Entscbsidune des Supremcgs-
riebts vcn Louisiana.
nsue Dampfer-Linis.
500 tlllIionen fir unsere
Masssrstrassen.
neue Dampfer-Linie.

8rdlibent Gait bat erflart, oab
er i'm Nobelnber, menn er BON iei=
ner &eiie nah Der Nacific=&ii1te 5u-
riidfebre. 9oliiton beiuden iperDe.
@abriheinlif miro er oanll all9
9mn Mntonio einen 8eiu1 abitattetl.
Der Sefretar 8alIinger pom
9epartemerlt bes Snnern bot feline
idnnltliheit 8ureaudefs angefuieien,
ibm big gum 20. Moi bic @oranl9la-
ge Der Museaben ibrer 9feiiorts fir
ons Gisfoliabr 1911 ein5ureiden
uno onralis BON porneberein alle Hos
ften 81, itreiden, melde nidt I'M of-
fentlihen sSnterelie llnentbebrIid
iirlo. Weit oieien Shritt folgt ser
@efretGr 0em por etlihen Sagen
aefoBten &abinettsbeibluB, oaB iort-
an in allen 3meieen Ser gunoes-
regierune ltrenae Sporiamfeit nal.
ten ion.
Die Sllprene Court oes Stoas
tes 2ouiiiona bot entihieoen, oaf, bas
bon Der Iebten 2egislatur angellonl-
meme @aD- -ebattuc-@eies ouf Ben
9erfouf BON 5piritllpien be5iialif),
feine riidipirfenoe araft beiibt. Gas
geies beitimrnt, bob feline Sicen5en
fiir MirtIhaften erteilt peroen lot
len, Die inmerbalb 600 Sub Don eifIer
STRIDE ODER Shule befrieben iper4
ben. Satte ooiielbe stniuenoung allf
bereis beitebenoe @irtldaften gefuE
ben, 10 batteil nlebr ais tauieno Ii
Gfaate beitebenoe @irtihafteu ge-
idlolien iper6en nliiIien; ebenio oic
Shonfitellen in ben Saupt-Sote(s
1nlo Clubs Ser Gtabt Stem Orleans
Ssm @nnoesienat brahte Stint
BON Californian cine 8ia Elm, iDo-
rim Der ariegsiefretar aneeinieieai
fDiro, cine Dan1pferlillie lGngs Der
pacifiihen &iiite, dbnlih Der an Der
otlontiiden aiiite, gu errihten, luel-
DE 6radt luo 9aiIagiere beforoera
l.n6 regeIm1Big IN Seattle, Saconc
San Srnncisco, San Heoro uno San
Diego o1legen ioa. @s foifen fir
bic neue 2ifrie aebn Doupfer gum
Dnrhihnittspreis bon 100000 an-
aefauft tperoen. Cine abnIihe Bill
bradte I'M @epraientontenbauie oas
Nitglieo Mc2nhlon BON Californian
elm.
Sn Repr6ientantenbaufe lit Ell
ne Bill aur 8el1affung Der Mittel
fir Derbeiierune Der @oiieritroBen
Der Ser. Stnaten eingebraht. Der
Shasfefret1r miro oarin ernl1htigt.
$500.000.000, jeoo6 niht mebr as
$4,000, 900 in ie einem Sisfaljab
re, 5ur Dedllng Der Soften fir iol-
DE 8erbeierungen, tpelhe fiinftig ae-
nebmigt perben, i'm @ege Der An.
Ieibe aafaubringen uno 5neipro5enti-
ge goupon= ooer regiitrierte Bombs.
Die in 5ebn Sabren nod ibrer s[us
enbe eingeI0ft tperoen fonnen uno III
so Sabren eingel0it iDerben mil
fen uno Die BON jeber 8eiteuerung
frei jein ioIIen, alis5ueeben.
Mus e;an Sole IN Galifornien
ipiro gemeloet: Der friibere Srieoens-
rf1ter gnliI O.. 9irib aus Salto
CLARA brad BEL oem 2eihenbegdne
mig zines Sroensbruoers bon Ser
Do6 GeaoiDs u1,o ben 6reilnaurerr
m Golge eiiles 9er5leioens ploblid'
5uiommen un6 itiirate auf oem Grieo-
bof fopfiiber in oas offene @rab.
Sn Columbia, Wo., bot iid ei-
ne 64idbrige 5rau nit einem iiul-
gen Weniden bon reun5ebn Sabrcl'
berbeiratet. Die gItern oes Sungeil
batten ibre 3uitimmuns gu Der Sci.
rat geeeben.
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Den S,iasara berabscitiirst.

Gieies llngliid mag Dem unporiidj-
tigen Shiffer, Ser Die @arrutlJ ser
StronlidJneaen iiberiiebt,. ipiberiah.
Ell, nno abnlid aebt es 9faen, ioel=
f1e Die @arruneell Der Notllr niht
5eahten. 9iiidenidmer5en iparnen
sud-, bob Die 9sieren niht in 91tia-
felt ullO eiIle erilite &ranfbeit i'm
9l1l5ue lit @oiieriud]t, 3uder-
fronfbeit ooer grigbt'i6e NieGen.
fronfbeit. Nebnlt electric 8itters
ano Die 5hmer5en iperoen ihninoen.
Cine sslaide fir $t.00 furierte
MIDI, idreibt s. g. glanfenibip ron
gelf, genn. Sour so Cts. bel ollen
DrliggiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-02

te Material i'm poraus gu beitencn,
oanlit greistreiberei perlnieoell
meroe.
sfus Sapana miro gelneloet.
ouB Die fubanilbe 8epoIferung Der
2lbreiie Der lesten amerifanildelI
Sruppen gar fem sSSlltereiie entge-
Je,lgebradt babe. @abreno iieb am
Gage borber, bei Der 9lbfabrt zines
fleinen ipaniiben Sdulidiffs gau-
ienoe BON Menl6en am ufer per-
iammelt batteu, fano es faum eilcr
Der Wtiibe nod Dem Safen uno Ser
ginfabrt 5u geben, Inn fif oie 9lb.
reiie Der slmerifaner an5uleben. 9as
eil5ige Sbiff int @afen nit Musllcb-
me Der anerifanii6en Dan1pfer, bas
Don Der slbfabrt goti5 nabm, mar
Ser oeutide &reu5er Bremen. /.
er iolutierte, oIs oas Sdiff nit Ger,
anerifaniiben Soloaten porbeifubr.
nit ieiner 6lngge.
Der oeutihe &ronprirs tpiro
oemnohit feline erite Miiiion I'M 9lus.
laltbe 5u erfIaer baben gisbcr
6at er oeil 4aiier offers BEL linipid-
tigen @elegenbeiten i'm 2attoe per-
treten. 9lm 90. glpriI ober miro er
ieinen 8oter in 8ufarelt offi5iea
pertreten. gn oieien1 Soge miro
larnlib &onig RaroI bon &unlanien,
Ser befanntlifJ alih Elm 9oben5oaer,
aaeroinss aus Dem iiiboeutiden
3fpeige Der Gamilie, lit, leinen feb.
5iglten @eburtstas feiern. aollig
&arol, Der i'm borigen Sabre eiue
3eit lang be6enfIi1 franf mar, lit
in finoerloier @be NIT Der Brinaeilin
@liiabetb gu @ieo perbeiratet, Die
melt beIer itnter ibrem Di6ternamen
Carmen Splpa" befannt lit.
3Diiden Sapan ,ulb gbina
lporen nod immer eil1ige Sragen
be5iiglid Der Wanoihnrei nibt ee-
regelt. SSsapan bate Dor einieer Bet
Ser 6ineiiiden Megierung @oridlGge
in geaue aif oieie 9aegeluns &C.
lnadt unb Die bineiiibe Hegierune
'dien Die 9oridl6ge aud annebmen
gu molen, iest lit iie aber plotlib
nit Dem @egenporidlag beroorec-
treten, Die @ngelegenbeit Dem 9aa9er
sdieosgeridt gu iibertpeiien. Oar.
iiber lit man in sSapan iebr aufge-
bradt unb Die iapaniihe Hegierlnio
hat cine grflarnng peroffentli9t, iii
Der iie Iagt, oas 8oreeben &ublonos
lei poafomnlen nngeborig uno
bohit mabriheinlih ouf bospillise
ginfliiiie 5nriid5ufiibren.
= Die letten amerifoniiden Col
ooten, Die iih nod auf Ser Saiel
gnba befonoen, baben am Waittipod
Sic sSniel berloiIen. gs paren Dies
'lpai 8otoillone oes 81. Snfonterie.
Regiments rnb brei &onlpoenien
,on Sngeltieur-Gorps, Die in Camp
Columbia itotioniert geipeien maren.
= Cine slnaabl 5tdote, Die an
Sem Mogoaleren SluB liege1t, Ser
ourd ben fiibIi6en 9eil oes Eals
pon @erifo flieBt, baben 8Iose oora
iiber erboben, oaB oas @aifer oes
;sluIIes our1 perihieoene groBe
;sobrifen, Die an ieinen llfern aneee
leqt iino, oerunreinigt tperoe. Die
Sadle tpiro genau unterIu1t iperoen