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The Lexington standard. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1892-1912, 1911-12-16
ADVERTISING RATES
Given on Request.
Entered as seoon dclass matter April,
1908. at the Postoffies at LexiHg-
ton, KY.
This is evidently the time fol

This IS evidently the time fof
{ the young men to come forward
and take upon themselves the res
possibilities that mark the good
citizen. There are = goodly num-
Der now in business or following
profitable trades here in this city
who are doing well. rearing fam
lilies and securing homes.
Such should be made mention
of and thus be given the encou-
agement that comes of kindly
notice taken and which is as
helpful as the miles stones along
the way or the clock that marks
the hour of day.
With all due Difference for our
seniors we feel that they need
not fear to lend all possible aid to
our young men. A few months a.
go &c effort was made to establish
for the colored people Y. NJ G. A.
and erect building. 1t struggled
out finally gave up. In short
while another move will be made
in the same direction. What will
be the attitude of the fathers at
this time remains to be seen.
Let us net abuse our opportun
ties All must share alike the fail
ures as readily as to claim the
benefits from public enterprises.
At a meeting of Emancipa-
ton Celebration Committee,
held at the residence of Mrs.
M. S. Black burn Thursday
night, a program was arranged
and placed selected to hold the
local celebration of the 10th an
niversarv of Negro emancipa-
ton in the U. s. A.
A strong program will be
presented, and the past achieve
ments, present condition, and
the future outlook will be dis
cussed by Rev. R E. Hatha-
way, representing the soldiers,
and Rev. w. Augustus Jones
for the citizens
A mammoth parade of all the
uniform lodges in the city,
head d by Hamilt Is Military
Band, il is hoped. will ado a
new anc interesting feature to
the cd soldiers annual dirge
upon this occasion.
A committee on place of
meeting was given permanent
form, and this committee is to !
hold itself in readiness to find
ampler accommodations if pros
poets for an overflow meeting
present themselves, and any
danger of congestion is appar-
emit.
1t is hoped that the celebration
this year will eclipse all former
recOrdS TT lie laid 11nos1 the tioae
The Lexington standard. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1892-1912, 1911-12-16

There was a mortgage burning
al the First Baptist Church last
Sunday night. The church is now
entirely free from the old debl
that embarrassed the work at the
time when the present pastor, Rev.
W. Augustus Jones VS. called Ia
take chrage.
The Lexington standard. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1892-1912, 1911-12-16
Great Banquet
Contiuued from page

raeleship Of Jesus Of Nazareth
end the twelve disc pies made
possible our glorious Christian
civilization.
"The evolution of true hui
man democracy and human
brotherhood has been going on
for centuries, and the process
Is still going on, and will con-
tinue until everywhere the
world over, man to man, a
brother shall be for a. that, for
a. that. The time will come
when the world will little care
for the man of race or color,
but will rate him just in pro-
D ,rtion as he has made his life
useful and honorable and has
contributed in the smallest de-
gree to the progress and uplift
of Christianity.
This banquet, this honor,
Mr.. POSTMASTER, cannot take
and will not take as purely per-
sonal. 1T was meant as much
for the office as the man. The
high honor of which / hold the
mere naked title was meant for
you, and the words of our
President, 'as recognition OF
the progress of the race aud an
encouragement for the future,
I am only the conduit, a mere
accident.
81 have only one ambition
so to administer the Office as to
Justify the Presidents selection
and the bestowall of this honor
upon our race, and so to act in
all things as not only not to re-
fleet any discredit upon the adj
ministration and the race and
country, but to reflect the
highest possible credit there
may be in my humble ability.
81 ask you to rise and drink
the toast to the President of the
United States, our country and
our cause.
The Lexington standard. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1892-1912, 1911-12-16
ATTY. ChiIeS
Urges His People to
Help One Another
EDlroR or TEE sTAspARp:


The political contest is now over. II
hope row TO see what, if anything,
will come to the Negro from either
party. Under the Republican State
administration, please inform ma,
what more was given to him than un-
der the Democratic administrations?
Please ennmerate.
Well, believe, "To the victor be
long the spoils." BY thus acting all
will know exactly where we are. AS
it is, there is no certainty
know there is great talk" about
taking this and that out of politics,
but what good does that do? If by
taking certain measure out Of poll
tics, mere good will result, and there
will be fairness to all, say then take
such out Of politics. But if by so do
ing call things continue as they were"
then again say ITO she victor be-
longs the spoil.'' F.
When this is applied, feel conf
dent that mere good will result to the
Negro, especially. AS it is, he gets
bnt little either way matters go, be-
cause he does not make himself felt.
know, dear sir, that some fear
tNegrs domination" ETC., but to all
fair minded people Is 10 apparent that
this is only manifest weakness of
those who cry such when everyone
can see that they have all on their
side-numbers, power and means.
Please let me know what you are
going to do about keeping up the
STANDARD. Why do you not send 1t 10
me regularly as you used to do. and
IS you ought?
You must not forget that wy
talk great deal about trace pride
race pride. but when we come to do
ing it, showing it, I'VE pass by on the
ether side" Now please inform me
which you prefer, the talking man
and those who de nothing or very lit
tie to help their race, or the people
who do little talking about race
pride but show theirs by supporting
same and helping in every way they
can?
Now. dear sir, please take suggss-
tion. If you expect to make your pa
per a success, cease waiting for others
to join in and help yeu. but throw
yourself into your paper and 60 ahead.
Be assured Of this: That 1 will give
yeu my support.
AS people we are too much like
DR.. Washington says, we have too
much of the crab instinct. We do rot
like to see one another succeed. I'm
less you are of my lodge, church or
order, or \ member of everything L
get up, will not do anything to
help you, but 1 will give my wsrk,
thereby my meaus. to help the other
races, Sc that they may continue TO
give respectable employment not to
our children, etc, and keep you only
hewsrs Of wood and drawers Of wa
ter. Il is time now that VIC become
right race thinking people. and begin
at least, to act for our best good, then
for the community. This the other
races are doing; this We must do. This
done. then they will have greater re-
spect for us.
Now remember that am here. If
you have any work in my business,
give me an opportunity to do 1t
for you. II this be done then
there will be no just complaint.
But for you or any of a. to talk race
pride, and then ace to the contrary, it
is only downright hypocrisy.
Yours for the good of the race,
J. ALEXANDER CHILEs.
The Lexington standard. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1892-1912, 1911-12-16

Failure of the gas
Friday and Saturday
caused the s T A NJ
o Ar = 70 hold over
- Morfjsv before go
|ingto press.
The Lexington standard. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1892-1912, 1911-12-16
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Are The
Progressive
Undertakes
186 DeWeese
Both Phones

of local benefits aud local interest
free from every ;ota of personal
enhancement or petty fears.
Mr.. H. A. Tandy has been
assigned the complete charge. OF
all musical arrangements. and this
in itself is a guarantee that this
feature will be well cared for.
Following is the program
Reading Proclamation by Mrs.
NJ. S Blackburn, for Women s
Relief Corps.
Solo. by Miss Josephine Lee, for
Auxiliary Sons of Veterans.
Paper, by Mrs. Mary Thompson.
Remarks, by Mr.. VIM. Simpson.
DR.. w. H. BALLARD. Pres
MRS. M. S BLACKBURN.
Acting ec'y.
ST. ANDREWS NOTES
The Lexington standard. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1892-1912, 1911-12-16

The Bara Phi lathea Class will
listen to their annua, sermon
preached this year by Rev, E. A.
Clarke. Of The st Paul A. NJ E.
Char, r, on Sunday December "a
at 2: 30 p m. All are invited to
oe present TO hear his message.
The Lexington standard. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1892-1912, 1911-12-16
Chairman Charles Hall read
the following letter from Presi-
dent Taft:
THE WHITE HOUSE.

THE WHITE HOUSE.
Washington Nov. 81, 1911.
Mr.. Chas. E. Hall,
Chm'n Elk. Committee,
Washington, D. G.
My Dear Sir:
The President has asked me
co thank you warmly for the
kind invitation which you ex-
tend to him in your letter of
November 22d and to assure
you of his appreciation of your
courtesy. While he regrets that
he will not be able to be pres
ent at the banquet which is be-
ng rendered to Assistant At
torney Genelal Lewis tonight,
the President would be glad to
have you convey his good wish
es to the guest of honor and
those assembled in compliment
TO him, and give expression to
his hope that all may have a
most enjoyable evening:
Sincerely yours,
(Signed)
CHARLES D. HILLEs,
Secretary to the President.
The Lexington standard. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1892-1912, 1911-12-16

Rev. J. NJ Mundy returned to
his home in Henderson, Ky. Fri
after very successful ten days
mission at ST. Andrews Church:
FIRST BAPTIST NOTES
The Lexington standard. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1892-1912, 1911-12-16
Chairman Hall also read the
following letter from Attorney
General Wickersham

Chairman Hall also read the
following letter from Attorney
General Wickersham:
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
Washington, Nov. "a, 1911.
Charles E. Hall, Esq;
Chairman Elk. Committee
617 U Street, N. w
Washington, D. c.
Dear Sir:
am gratifed to learn that re-
ception and banquet is to be ten
dered to Assistant Attorney Cen
eral Lewis next Monday evening.
This recognition of Mr.. Lewis is
we'll merited, as his appointment
is perhaps the most distinguished
selection of one of his race that
has been made for any public Of
fee in the United States. The po-
sition Of Assistant Attorny sGen-
eral is one of great dignity and re-
sponsibi1ity, which Mr.. Lewis
connection with the Government
in the past has furnished assur-
ances will be fifty met and dis
charged by him. / beg that you
will allow me to add my best
wishes to the many greetings that
will be given hfn at your banquet,
and to express the great interest
which I have ever felt in the well
fare of the race of which he is so
eminent a representative.
Faithfully yours,
(Signedo
GEO. w. WIcKERsHAM.
Attorney General.
The Lexington standard. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1892-1912, 1911-12-16

DIR. Booker T. Washington sent
a telegram regretting that he
could not be present on account of
a previous engagement. and Hon.
Henry Lincoln johnson likewise
sent his regrets, being detained in
Alfalfa on important legal BUSH
ness.
The Lexington standard. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1892-1912, 1911-12-16

The new Calendars for the First
Baptist Church fer the year 1912
have been received and are now
ready for distribution. They are
more attractive than any used
before showing an interesting cut
of the pastor and a brief history of
the church and other valued infor-
nation.
Rev. ". A. Jones and Rev e. L.
Baskerville were the first to respond
TO the Standards call giving special
iavitation TO our citizens to make
contribution of news, clipping or
discourse for publication from time to
TO time. Thsee gentlemen and good
citizens are leaders of leaders. Some
men know for them selves what they
should do. Others are born to follow
and though they occupy places of
they are passive and
belong TO that class that usually say
II told you SOP
The Lexington standard. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1892-1912, 1911-12-16

The kindergarten of St. An.
drew's Church will give an enter.
tain ment at Ladies' Hall on Tues.
day night. December 10. Admis.
sion 10 cents.
The Lexington standard. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1892-1912, 1911-12-16
s. Tell Them''

Don't forget to tell the Merchant
who appreciates colored citizens
trade also, that you "just" saw
his ADJ in zfhe STANDARD.
The Lexington standard. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1892-1912, 1911-12-16

An informal reception was CIV
en- in honor of Rev ] M Mundy
Thursday evening at the residence
of Miss Margaret Hummons. a
general invition was extended TO
all friends of ST. Andrews church
The evening was greatly enjoy
ed. Between forty and fifty guests
Were present
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-12-14
SHOT GUN

Did you hear your husband or bow
say ne was going to or wanted to get a
winchester Remington, or Stevens shot
gun next fall? If you did, get it for
MIN this Christmas. If it was Fox
douole-barrel, We have them at prices
very reasonable.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-12-14
I SELECTING A CHRIS TMAS PRESENT Y
$4,000

YOVsOV
A Quick Meal
Range to take the
place OF t at old.
worn out cook
stove or old Steel
Range is the best
present We have
to offer you for
your wife. The
Quick Meal has no
equal as a cooker
and baker II will
burn Ignite,
aud burn it we'll.
We cannot say
TO. n,uc!1 FOR this
he best.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-12-14
Pearl Handle Keen
kutter Pocket Knives

like all Keen Kutter Hardware
and Cutlery, are warranted
satisfactory or money back.
We sell thousands of Keen
Kutter Knives a year, and YOU
would be surprised at the few
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-12-14

Keen hutCer. JT., and End-
er's Razors, like cut, with 6
blades cost $1.00. Six blades
will last two months, and if
you have a Victor stropper you
can make them last six months,
and all the blades will cost
you is SC each.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-12-14

25c Boys Keen kutter Pocket Knives
Made especially for boys. They look like
Pas, cut like Pas, and are warranted
just as good rs Pas The Keen Kutter boys
pocket knife, like cut, is 25c. One. bladed
Keen Kutter knives warranted just as good
as $500 knife cost but 15c.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-12-14

No need of going to the theatre,
lodge room or an evenings call on
your neighbor with beard when
you have Keen Kutter Safety Ra-
zor. In five minutes you can have
a clean shave and not keep your
wife waiting a minute. With a
Keen Kutter a beard two weeks old
can be removed as easily as one
day old, and you won t cut yourself.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-12-14

knives that are returned with
this broad guarantee. The
next knife you get, let it be a
Keen Kutter. Tell your wife,
friend or brother you want a
Keen Kutter Pocket Knife for
Christmas. We have them
from. 15c to $500
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-12-14
Keen kutter
Scissors and Shears

for over forty years the leaders.
If your wife, daughter, sister or
mother hasn't a Keen Kutter
Scissors or Shears, get her one
this Christmas. Every pair is
warranted satisfactory or money
back.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-28

8erebmen ibr eeeeniiber, mie lic
er5oblte, nod pie Dor gleid; cr
ipar niel oitBer Dem Souie uno Der,
febrte in aaerbano anrii1igen &npi-
pen NIT ben Mitglieoern oes &apns
borg Sbeaters, beionoers nit eli
mem gelpiiien Sriebe-s adinser, Ell
mem &omifer, Ser ii6 ebemalS
elmer groBen i6auipieleril6en Sc:
riibmtbeit in 8trtuoienroaen en-
freut bate oann nod uno rad, uls
oos Bublifum- ieiner MGs6enma=
dereien miioe muroe uno i'm fat.
len lieB. lanf uno idlieBlid in
Singel-9angeln ll1o Spe5ioIiaaten-
Sbeatern untergins. 0a arep sic
Gednungen I'M &otel inoelien piinft-
lid) be8ablte uno garmeIla menig-
items mad oieier &ibtune hin feiqq
llnannebmlidfeiten gu erouloen bat-
te, 10 idmieg iie 81 Dem 2otterlc.
ben ibres Mannes. Sic fam oell
ben gon5en Sag iiber nid)t aus il.
rer flelnen, onmpfen Gtube i'm Sof-
sebouoe oes @altbnlies, iblief la1l.
&c, lag trdumeno auf Dem SopLo
ooer las alte 2eibbibliotbef= Gomune.
Sin Die 3ufrnft oadte iie nidt.
Gortiebiulq foIat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-28
Ser 5eritremie Yrofe1or.

Der Serr Hrofeiior @irrfopf
forrigierte Die matematbiiden 9ir.
beiteut Der Sefulloa. Ser erlie
Sdiiler bat al ieiiem aerger fem
S0ibblatt. gr idreibt neben Die
Geninr nj groBen 3ugetr n2oidbIatt
feblt!", nimmt aug bent ln1ditcn
3eft oas 2oihblatt legt cs in 0ns
e6en forrigierte uno idliebt es. Mls
er nun oas ndfite Seft auflhIdst,
fcblt ons bereits berausgenommene
9oihblatt. Wutentbrannt Of oielcr
Wadldfiigfeit ihreibt er mieoer fem
.2oidblatt feblt!" barunter, nimmt
ais benz ndhiten 9eft Dos 2oid)-
blatt uno idIieBt oas forrioierte.
Selbitreoeno bat nun bas n1ditc
Seft uieoer fetn 2oidblatt. Ger
Borgails nieoerbolt fih big gum
S6luB. Die SoIee war, oaB olc
80 Sbiiler gum 9ireftor Iiefcn.
Die eriten 81 5eigteiL oaB iie tros
oes porbanoenen 2oibblattes Die &C.
genteilige 8emerfuna batter, mo
Der 80. idtpur Stein un6 geii, Elm
2oihblatt bineingelest 5u bobcn.
Der Serr Brofeiior Wirrfopf wllEte
oarnif nidts 5l ernioern, er wof
einfadl buffl
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Der 0eidtnm Der Motbidilos.

9ie mardenbaften Sdiloerungen
bon Dem Meidtum ser amerifani-
iden Miaiaro1re fonnen NIT Ser
3eit SEN ginbrud erpeden, als Of
oie aapitalanbuafung ser beriibr.-
ten Doaarfonige bie europ0iifen
8ermogen langit binter iid gelai-
len batten. Dab oas @egenteil ser
Sail tit, benefit s. S. Marcoiion III
yMuniep Maga5ine" in elmer fei.
ielnoen ltnterbaltung, oie iid nit
Den aapitalanbaufungen in Den
Sanoen einselner Samilien beidaf-
tigt. @eoer Carnegie nod 8ier,
pont Worgan, ia ielbit nidt @oofe,
feaer, Ser Hetroleumfonig, fonncn
NIT Dem Sfeidtum metteifern, be,r
oas Salls Notbidilo fem eigen
nennt. Sros ben omerifaniifen
Winiaroenpermogen iino Die @otB-
idilos INNER nod oie reiditeSamilie
Der Welt, ia ibr 8ermogen beluast
lid) auf runo adt Milioroen Marf.
lit alio oiernel 10 groB ais Ger
9eidtum ben man Modefeuer sll.
ihreibt, uno iebsmoI 10 eroB ais
mie oas 8ermogen Der Sonilic
Iitor. @enn man cine 8ers;n.
Jung bon nur bier 8ro5ent ol1.
nimmt, miiroe Die Sonilie @ot6-
idJilo cine Sabresrente bon 800
Wiaionen Marf be5ieben, aber Ole
ie 3obfen iino piel 5u nie6rig ee-
g%riffen, neil meitaus Ser gr0Btc
Sell BEG 4apitals arbeitet nno pinc
piel hobere 8er5iniung brinst. Sci
lie anoere millionengeiegnete Sami-
lie @uropas fam aud nur emit.
fernt einen 8erglei6 nit oieicl;
3ablen aufpebmen. 9abei lit es Elm
Srrtum, an3unebmen, oaB oie
&otbihilo's nl,r ODER in eriter Clinic
ganfiers limo. Sn @irflidfeit 5G6-
len iie gu ben mddtigiten @raB-
fufleuten uno Snouitrienen ser
Welt. Sn 2ancaibire beiisen ole
&otbibilos eemaItige 8aummon-
ipinnereien, in Sbeffielb @tabI.
fabrifem Die idbrlid Miaionen
bon Weiiern berborbrinsen. sSsn See
maica perfiigen fie iiber eroBe BIan-
tagen, aug ibren eigenen rieiigen
Baloern in 8raiiIien eetpinnen fie
@ummi, in Beriien iino eroPe
Sapetenfabrifen, Seioen- uno Da-
maitpebereien ibr gigentnm, unc
i'll Spanien geboren ibnen ausge-
oebnte 8leibergperfe. Mber oie 3obl.
Der inouitriellen uno groBen fa1f~
mGnniiden rnternebmungen lit oal
NIT nod feinespegs erifop;t,
oern in 6eln ausseoebnten Sol3.
banocl Sibiriens ipielen Die Moth.
idilos cine Sauptrone, in 6iio.
ofrifa betreiben fie @oIominen, in
aliitralien iin6 fie 6ie Gigentiimer
gan5er Staote, sun6 in Ell.
mem 9ubenb BON nnoeren 8roB-.
itd6ten guropas nertlen iie cine
Mense bon Sauiern unb ausse,
ocbntem @run6beiib ibr gigen.
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@arteu . 1unsert.

Smitag abeno fano elm iebr bib
leg &on5ert I'M 8eetboper @arten
ltatt. Das &on5ert par pom 8eetto-
pen=Mannes6or peranltaltet, aber
sic anoern bieiigen @eianeoereiae,
ser San @ntor1io 9ieoerfrona", Ser
uSrobiinn" uno Der san @utoHio
Wannerdor" mirften in inn init.
@s muroen unter Der 2eitung bon
grofeiior Sabn 5mei Maiiend0rr.
o6eitbpmle" bon &idter uno -
eonne mir oen 8riiblingstroum"
bon aruiinsfn seflinaen; beioe mt.r.
Den iebr biibid) norgetragen. @uber-
Dem iangen Ser v6robiinn" I'M
ter 2eitrng bon 8rofeiior Warr
v@ie lit oie Gee 10 tief" BON Mnge=
ter, ser u2ieoerfral5" unter Get
tung bon Brofeiior &abm ais Ser
treter BEG Serrn Otto Silgers, Sc:
eigentliden 0irigelten oes Ser
ei1rs, u9as 2ieb pom MoieImein"
bon Seis lrn6 Ser .0eetbopen
Mannerdor" unter Settling bon
8rofeiior 9obn uSroblibe Mrmnt"
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oortr1gen mar Der 6es n2ieoerf=
rana~ Die bette 2eiitung. 9ie Or
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-@s muroe gut seipielt, uber oie
Musnabl Ser Stude bate cine &C.
ibidtere iein fonnen. Ser geini)
mar Elm rieiiger, es mar fein Glat
I'M @arten mebr gu befommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-28

9fns Garipoob in Colorado
County miros gei6rieben: llniere
Staot madit 5~uiebenos, beitdnoi1
miro eebdmmert uilo eebaut. Gar
MOOD bot bis iebt bier eroBe Stores,
cine Gottongin, ei11en 8utter=SB
3mei Saloons, 5tuei Sotels. Bir
Sarmer iino bier sufrieoen, oerm
es berri6t bier Ell reyes &eber
unb Sreiben, beintloers ant CONS.
taa. Cotton bringelt IL Geut5, 3orn
60 Gents per 8uihel, mas lrill nlall
mchr? Sd made ieIbi. 30--35
@uihel .&orn bon einem 9(der mo
einen balbem ODER einen brittel
Ruaen gaumtpolie Der Mder. IS lit
tier troden, mir gtbraubcn Nrgen,
nm &%artoffel 81 pflon5en.-a 5 III
&cnner.
Mus Stepbenpile miro u,S
sei6rieben: aorn lit eGn5lih mis-.
raten, Suffer miro geniiaeno ge5o-
gen meroen. Sen, 3nderrobr uilo
Cotton baben inter Der 9ise gelit-
ten; lestere giebt u1gefabr Elm 8ief.
tel gaaen per Ider. Sir battell
beute Mbeno. 3. %, einerl i1ol;en
&egen Der Der @cioe mo CON
ipdten Mais uno aud ! pomoelid
nod Der 8aumtpolle Nuben bringelt
miro.-S ubert 8laf6f e.
8onpernerr goIq1iitt bat oell
ieds5ebniabrigen 2eon Martines,
Der iiberfibrt it, III gteebes Goulls
tn cine iunge Grau ermoroet gu hi
bell uno Ser an1 I. september &C
bangt fperoen ioIlte, einen Stroi
aufidub bon 80 Togcn betpilliat.
Die Yrobibitioniiten in ga,
lcitine baben fih eineg 9eIieral
belonnen. sic baben beiblollem, Dor.
ldufig feline leue 2ocaI Option,
Nbttfitnung por5unebmen.
Die Steueraabler BON 9lultin
peroen Mittpod ourd Mbtim.
mitng oariiber entiheioeil, Of ser
aontraft fir ben 9au oes Gam.
meg I'M Colorado, ben Die ft6ofie
iden aommiiiare init Dem 8olle
llnternebmer @iniam 9. SobnIon
abgeidlolien baben, beitdtigt mcroen
ion ober nidt.
Ius Srieorihsburg miro &c.
meloet, oaB Die 9rodenbeif oor!
am Sreitag ourb einen ldonen Sic.
gen, Der mebrere Stunoen oal,ertc,
rnterbroben lit.
SSn 8aco lit elm @nslIIIner
@ainens Sames @bitebeuo geltot-
bsl. Der argeblib III Su5re al.
acueien iein ion.
@dbrenb Der 3eit bonn f..
BIG gum %. Sanlar Jon in 9ouitull
cine grobe 2anomsltcllung abac3a(.
len neroen.
SIM 4. Nopember lu;rh sic
aSeras Cotton Halace~ ; MusItcl-
lung in Waco burd Gouoernelir
Golquitt eroffnet meroen.
- Sn Muitin miro bemnGtIii
cine 9oitipnrbanf eingerihtet iuer-
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-28
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Der ausiage bon Tbos. ariB, Con-
cor0, Mid, pelder idreibt: sd
gebraube Or. Sings Stem Discovery
|ieit 30 Sabren, oas bette mir be-
fannte Mittel fir @ulten uno grfal-
tungen." ginmal i'm Sauie einse.
fiibrt, bleibt es. gieIe gebraudten
es 40 Sabre lang. l1nfebIbarc
9als. uuo 2ungen : Meoi5in une
dnerreidt fir 60 Grippe, Mitbma,
Sap-feper, 8eudbuiien uli6 2lmgen-
e%nt5iinoung. Breis SOC unb $1.O0.
Brobeflaide frei. @arantiert BEL al.
len Grugaiiten.