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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10

I;}E!!||R| RE!!|RRE|l$ij44Th[!SS 219 N. 21st St. Both Phones 12s. SOUTH HIGHLANDS
 RESIDENCES EAST OF 10TH ST. 1920 Maplewood st, rooms. 1419 Whitaker st.. mod, furnace, 8 26O7 Madison ave, mod, furnace, 8 rooms. 1913 waucoma st, mod. furnace, s rooms. 2232 Sycamore st., roms. 2915 Juniper ave, rooms. 2920 Juniper ave- rooms. 2714 Pine ave, mod, furnace, rooms. 3411 Highland ave, rooms. 3415 Highland ave, 8 rooms. l 325 20th st., mod, furnace, rooms. 1725 Fist st., mod, furnace, 8 rooms. 1230 goth st., mod, furnace, IT rooms. 1903 EulA st., mod, furnace. rooms. 2111h 14th ave. rooms.
 RESIDENCES WEST OF 2oTH ST. 1872 10th ave. ser. rm., stable, 10
 rooms 1900 Ave. l. 6 rooms. 1114 Sylvan ave, 6 rooms 1906 18th st., rooms.
 926 18th st, rooms. 171S 18th ave, rooms. 1915 1lth ave, rooms. 1715 11th ave, rooms. 1121 St. Charles st.. mod, furnace,
 rooms. 1129 18th st., mod. furnace. 8 rooms. 1419 14th st, mod, furnace, rooms. 912 18th st, 6 rooms. 1925 18th st., mod, furnace. 8 rooms. 1909 18th st, mod, furnace, rooms. 1431 18th st., 8 rooms. 1904 18th st, ser. house, rooms 908 18th ave-, 10 rooms. 1927 18th ave, ser. rm., garage,
 roms 1215 18th st., furnace, ser. rm.. 10 rooms. 1921 Ave. I, rooms. 1131 Cullom st.. rooms. 2013 Ave. H, rooms
 SIS 17th st.. rooms. 1909 Ave. I, rooms.
 9Os Bellevue ave, new. mod, rooms. 1877 Ave. D, rooms.
 APARTMENTS 2111h 14th ave. rooms.
 S22 Fist st, 6 rooms
 SPA 21st st., rooms 2019 Humboldt ave. 6 rooms. 1923 10th ave. heat and water free,
 rooms. 1527 10th ave, 6 rooms.
 S21 18th st, rooms. 1104 Virginia ave, 6 rooms. 1927 10th ave, heat and water free,
 rooms. 1919 Ave. H, 4 rooms, s25. This Is one
 of four brand new apartments; heat
 furnished free.
 NORTHsIDE 1605 3rd ave, 12 rooms. 2209 4th ave-, rooms. 2316 4th ave, rooms. 2115 9th ave-, rooms. 2315 7th ave, rooms. 2023 Sth ave, rooms. 2100 8th ave, 10 roms. 2108 Sth ave, 2 rooms 1880 7th ave, rooms. 170O Sth ave, rooms. 2412 18th avenue, rooms. 1120 18th ave, z rooms. 1925 18th ave, rooms. 1f31 18th ave, rooms. 1881 18th ave, rooms. 1726 14th ave, ' rooms 1014 24th st., rooms.
 509 23d st., 8 rooms.
 SIP 18th st., 10 rooms.
 TAG Fist st, 10 rooms
 51S 23d st., rooms.
 719 23d st., rooms. 1410 goth st. 6 rooms. 1916 Allen st., rooms. 1911 Rush ave, 6 rooms. 1730 Huntsville ave, rooms. 1701 Jasper st., rooms. 1721 Jasper st., 6 rooms 2013 9th ave, 9 rooms.
 S20 18th st., rooms.
 514 18th ave, mod, furnace, rooms
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
It's
Just a Question

of knowing what kind of a home you want. I can show you something that you will buy if you want on the Highlands. Here is handsome story, room, oeau- tifully finished and arranged on a good shady lot, for the low figure of $78oO. on extremely attractive terms; has hardwood
 floors in every room; will be beautifully and will have fine electric nx- lures: located in about two blocks of Highland ave. and Waucoma st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
FOR SALE

 $5750-This is desirable South Highlands corner residence; has nine rooms, Is in excellent condition and fine ne1ghbor- hood; only reason for selling Is own CTS business calls him elsewhere: this is chance to get a good home or fine investment
 s6750-A new place in rapidly developing section near Highland avenue and the handsomest homes in the city; can make liberal terms. S2i00-Choice Norwood lot, 6Oxlso; east front; near car. $40, ,0oo-A two story brick store with me tenant, paying $250 monthly. $2200-50x140; 4th avenue; monthly rental $24; this is a good investment. S6500-A whole block of land near Rick wood ball park; has a superb spring with fine flowing branch; rents $50 monthly
 MALONE-M'CONNELL GO. Real Estate, Rentals. Insurance Loans.
 219 North 2st St.. Phones 12s9.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
R. F. MANLY & GO.

26 North 18th Street Insurance, Real Estate, Surety Bonds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
CLAUDE L. NORRIS

With MALONE-M' CORNELL R. E. & I. O., 219 N. 21st st. Both phones 123s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10

w. B. LEEDY 6 co. Phones Mo- 42. 112 N. Hst St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
FOR RENT

262s 18th Ave. N. Birmingham, Bell No
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-13

lih crfohgten shlsiabnung erldienen
iiber tolliel.o Gerfonen, Ser giir-
gernleiifer ,no Der Bfarrer bieltel!
slniprn1en. Sic 9aupter Ser BEL.
Ben iireitenoen 5arnilien, gapalicrc
Goroo nno 9fe1tsanfpalt 9recfioni,
llnlarlntetl iid) ,geriibrt. s[us gan5
'saroinien liefen beinl 8iirgernei-
tier Gliifmlnid) Gelegralllne eill.
9eod Ser 5eier fano ell sSeItrnoll
itatt Gieie Ansiohnllttgell 7geltea
fir beilig llno it1talltdltbar
Die epangeIiide Stride ii
Geiterreih feiert ant 8. glpril sic.
les Sabers bic 50jdbrige @ieoer-
tebr< oes neutrality-suspicious. ieues
@rloiies oes aaiiers 6ron5 Soiepo
l.. onrf ben alle friiberen geidr1n,
fluteen Der epangefiiden Melieiong-
iibnngen fir .null uno nihtig evs
flart ipnroen. Sin ienenl Sage ipur-
Dc Der epangeliiben &irtbe in See
iterreid bic polle Sreibeit oes @lo.t-
bellsbefenntniiies fir inlmertuGl.-
renoe 3eiten 5ueeii6ert. leberoa
miro Ser SubiIdulnstos eefeiert mer,
ben. 3u f@ra5 IN Ser Steierrnorf
miro Der @rllnoitein 5ur atpeitclr
epongeliidkn Stride gelegt lperoeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-13

3ipeiun05mall5ig Weilen luelt.
lid BON Muffin iuuroe anu snnlitae
Der Gerlud genlodt, Deu nah Ella.
no fobrenoen Taiiagier5ug Ser Spn-
lton & 9eras Central gabn, Ser Mll-
itin morgel1s inn Z l1br 45. Miu.
perlabt gum @ntgleiien 81 brinael,.
3uei @agenrdoer maren auf ous
@eleiie gelegt moroen. Der ;3llg
fiibr in oas &inoernis binein, eaf
gleiite aber nidt uno es nuroe
fefn Sdaoen ongerihtet. ginige
Stiuloelt norber batte man einen
groBen 9alifen Steine ailf Dem Sc
feiie gefunocn nno entiernt. Mah
gloubt Dob ein yieger iopol Die
Steine als audi Die sfaoer ani oos
@eleiie gelegt fat.
Der @oupernenr bat eSanes
aeeton, Der i'm Sssnm,or 1909 III
slmorillo oen Statc 9ioneer Goc
Sbonlas eri6oi, beltooi9t.
aongreBrepraientant 9tonoclI
BON Sberman fiinoigt an, oob CT
aIs aaloiOat fir ben Senatsiit ailf-
treten miro, ben iebt Noilep inne
bot.
Gin berporra9enoer gaptiiten-
preoiger, oeiie1t Iolne leiber nihi
Egenannt miro, bot @ouperneur Gol.
oi,itt rinen N,ics oolAr;a6su ,,,,S
i'm gu ieinem gorgeben Ser 9egis-
latnr gegenii6er, bcionoers 5il oei
art nno @eiie. ipie er feline 8etogtl
molt allsgeiibt bot, begliitftpiiniht.
Ssn Der am Sanlitog in galo.
mea County abgebaltenei 2oeaI Sp.
tion-@abl baben Die 9fnti -Yrobibi-
tioniiten geiie9t allefoiugs MIR mi
Ger iebr fleinen Majoritat bon el
Stimmell. es iino uliaeiabr 25ot
Stimnten abgegebeil poroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-13

9ie lnerifanii6e 9ieeierure
bot pon einem 9iedt oaB ibr oie
Gerfaiillng aiebt, @ebraud) gelnad,t
uno eine 9frt Stanorebt profle-
niert Sseoer, Der be;n Maub.
heim YliinoerlL beim 3eritorcn Ell
nes @iiellbabngeleiies ODER BET abn,
lidel 8erbreheln abgefabt ipiro,
miro lofort eriboiien. Die @erfii-
eurfg tit ieit fiinf5ehn Sabren i1idt
ii araft getpeien.
slns 81 Haio miro geiuel0e.,
in Dem @efedt bel Gulus @ru1aoes
ieien niefe sSniitrgerlten gefallea
o6er perlpuInet. Neumino5mart5is
uon ben fiinf5ig amerifanern, oie
5ur 3eit BEL ben Sniureeuten pareig
limb eefallen ooer nerulnoet. slncb
ein grlloer Maoero's, Maoil Wed=
oero, lit l,lter ben Gotten unb Elm.
Stuliener geamerrs @illieppe @nri-
baloi, eill aneebliher grfel oes gro
ben italienilhen sSreiidmrIers.
/ Cine 9epeihe aus 81 Yolp
mefoet Die Saiursenten i'm noroli
den Wierifo b1ttcn eine erbobte
Satigfeit begonnen. Mebrere StGo-
te in ben Staateil Gbiblabuo nno
Sonora miiroeli bon i6nen beorobt
|uno iiberan piiroen 9abngeleiieI
anfgeriiien llno Selegrapberor1bte
ollrdidnitten. 9ieueren 0eohrihten
5n Jolge ion Noonl sNaoero in
oen @efedt BEL gaias @ranbes
niAt gefallen iein.
- 8ei Sail- .gartolito i'm Gtaa.
te 9uebla plroen 1870 Sniurgen-
ten Don Murales iiberfallen imo AT.
lanlnengebauen.
Die Staot gl9ua Brieta, nabe
Der 8ren5e BON 9fri5ona, .ipllrbe
pom merifanilcben Sniursenten az
gegriffen, bod nuroes ser glngriff
3uriifaeihlagen.
= 9lus Sia Suana i'm inerifanl-
iden aalifornien miro semeIoet De-
paffnete 9anoen pIiinoerten oie
&anges uno einiam gelegenen flei-
men StG0te aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-13

81 lbuloen folnn1en lalien, ausge-
idlolien: lperoen oarf. Serr Nogel
gab BEL oieler @elegenbeit folgenoe
Definition bon oen 3mcfen luo
3ielen oes ginponoerlmgsbienltes
Ser Ginmmnoerinesoienit lit feille
geiierltnasidule. St lit cingerih-
tet iporbelL mn Staatcn umo @e-
ncinoen Dor Der 3nlaliung nibt
piimldensnerter &arnfterc aus fruu,
0cn 2dll0erll Su idiibelL niebt oher
ben freuoen 2anoern Gerlonen IL.
riieflbicfeL Die lulter Ser ginlrir7
flulg imierer eigenel Ginflii{ic su
nibfmiinibensiuertelr &uraftereli ae.
noroen iino."
= Sic GerlpiIligungen in Der leb=
ten Seiiion oes ioeben suriicfaetrc-
tenen aonerelies fir Sos Sohr
1911 belailfe1 iid arf oie gemolri=
ge Sulnrne BON 81 OPS, 4S9, ,662,
mic Ger iriibere Gepraientant Salr-
nep Don Mirneiota lulo 0ipine.
iton ION @eoreia spiitglieoer oes
yertpiqianngs &onlites I'm Meprii=
ientantenbaus, ioeben berihtef. Gle
ic @eripiligunsen iiberiteigen sic
gelomnlten @oranidldge oes Brali
oerten Saft I'M ipeniger als einc
Willion Collars. grob Ser bobell
gerpilIisungcn lperoe ober oas
5dasamt in .nabiten Sabre einell
lleberihuB bon lnebr~aIs $4,000, 900
alf5lhpeiien baben. 0as oefnofras
tiihe @iitelieo 2ipingiton giebt 5lL
oaB es ben 9entofraten bein nddj-
item Budget ihiper fallen oiirfte, oi..
lie WiIliaroen :, Teripinigunaen Inn
eine iubitdllfieae Sunme 5u reou-
3ieren. Gr lit Ser 9(niitbt, ooB es
cine iiberme1idlihei. s(ufgabe iein
miro, oie s(usaoben fpieoer auf liz
rem norn1alen Stolfo Gil bringen.
Gennod lniiBten Die Gelnofraten cs
oeriuden, oa Die orobeiloe oirefte
9eltenerllda fonit inallsbleiblic5
miro.
9as geiistunl, oas 6ral MayD
Bafer goop, oic 8riinoerin ser
gbriitian gcieilce Stride III 9selp
6ampibire binterIaiieu bot lit allf
$2,521.t46- abgeld)aet 9(ilberoela
Dot lie eilt Beiibtunl III Woliatbn-
ietts, Dag $250,000 inert lit.
7urb ci1len Grorutid III oers
Rornlann Mine bei Nirginia in
Mnnelotn. ruuroen OreiBig slrbeitea.
neridiittef Bis jett iueiB mon MIR
Jon bier Monn, Die NIT Dem 2eben
oabon gefomnten ii1l0 nno 'oieie iino
Sfle bier i1iuer perlett
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-13
sllamo 1T meinc 5yrenoe.

Warnm iuat' i'm 2cben
Sd mad Bier niflt itreben
Warnm ipllt' idJ hcnn nidJt
Wiandmal fr1blid) icin?
Wteines 2ebeus &iir5e
glaerbcitc 9Siirse
SIT bas q I n nj ,iu bell uno rein.
&ann bei Darten Seiten,
gSpl ben 2Sein aud mcibei,,
NenM es nidDt gcbrid)t nm cnlcn Gone
Star Bier
&ann ia sldes bnlSem,
Sdjcne feline Sd)nlbem,
gSenn id) bab' nnr u I mp bafiir.
Wenit- mid Summer briift
llnS bas Sdjifial tiifet,
gSenn mid glinur fliebt mnS fein NeGbs
den lieht,
@eim u | a ntp Sicr
sSiihr idj iupl mid bier
8leibt itcin Scrs bod riuis nngetriibt.
S'rum mas u ann,
Bleibe iinnicr 10
gSie cS lit unh mar,
9ann bin id) smfriebem,
Siibl' midl mpl binteben
llnb berauiist has sanse Sabr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-13
slttadicrt Sen sdnl-TrinSipal.

Ser SduI Yrin5ipal gbas. 9,
aaen bon Splbania, @a., lit idref-
lib an &beumdtismus S1mer=
gen, batte ein 2eber- inlo Magen-
leioen nno franfe 9eieren. gfae Weif=
tel idlngen febl; aber bier Slaiden
BON Dem beriibmten electric @itters
modten mid pollltduoie geiuno.
SouienOe loben ano preiien oieic
@teoiSin. @erilldt iie. gtur 5Oc BEL
aaeit 9rnggilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-13
TUFTS Leber PiIIen

bnlten bas Gpifem In Drbnuna unb
perbinoernben, tranibeiten 3uitonb ber
Stbsr, tpel9er Rranibeittn borbereebt.
Gin VtrbiMdtrumesmittel
bon aopffHmersen, Dispeplia, @dtuin.
bel. idle3tem Gtf9ma6 i'm Munbe,
SObbrennen, beleeter 3unae, Appstit.
loiisteit, 1artleibiefeit unb
Pile btliDlen Qeiberl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-13
On bat iie's.

Sic: v9ie Salonoame IN ocgn
geitriael Stiid trug ein gcrooesn
bilnmliicbes aoitiim!"
Gr So tie trug es uber nihi
nnr I'M erlten slft, ionoern au6 I'M
orittetL Der ood fiinf Sabre ipdtet
ipieltc. !"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-13

- 8ns Quolpoflite llngliid lit e..
hie @iasfe oes @liifes tragen III
miiiieil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-13

aleines fam iid gum @roBen
entipidellt aleinlihes ME. !,
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
CHILD BEATER SENTENCED
Mrs. Evers Faints When Court
Sends Her to Jail for 3 Months.

Mrs. = Virginia EVers. the wealthy
woman who horsewhipped her little ward
Alice Randolph, on various occasions, was
sentenced yesterday 10 three months IN
the penitent!ary b. Justices McInsrny
Salmon ard Mayo IN Special Sessions
Mrs. Ever swooned when sentence was
pronounced and had 70 bs carried across
the Bridge O. sighs TO the Tonbs, where
she has been confined seven days.
Dr.. ". Travers Glib testified that he ex-
arnined the child on the afternoon OF No.
vennbsr % and found on her body twenty
four cortusions from two 70 SIX lnches
long and about half an inch wide
"How were these injuries inAtctsd
asked Justice McInerny
"Bv striking the child With some long
narrow instrument" Dr.. G!bb replied
Mrs. Evers's counsel pleaded for elem
encv. saving that she had given the DIS
trict Attorney ell the information ne
u1snted about the childs real nlother and
father and had spent seven days IN me
Tombs.
The fact that ths defendant is apparent
lv woman OF refinement and means N
nv opinion only aggravates the ofence'
soid Justice Salmon. ''We concede that
che did au she could FOR the welfare ot ms
cbrd outside OF the bea,ings," said Justice
,tcrnernv. The child, which is now IN the
custody OF the Childrens Society, was N
an anteroon1 while sentence was being I'M
no.ed and witnessed none ot the proceed
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13

sounded. followed By triumphant pea!
- r,ystn from the bands. Then a note
,,oro the heralds' silver trumpets rang
over the plain
Hersld Announces Coronation,
Az that moment appeared the striking
azure Of the imperial herald mounted on
tet-black charger and blazing in his
h-,,,isnt uniform Of gold and purple. Be-
h,rd him were q drummer and sixteen
,r,,n,peters, eight British and eight natives
IIo,,ins for an instant, they sounded an
ether blast and then rode slowly toward
,bs dais. where they gave a third call be-
fore saluting
The emperor then commanded the herald
70 read the proclamation announcing the
coronation The herald wheeled his horse
sYound and read IN loud voice that
George had been crowned King g-Emperor.
At that moment the royal standard was
unfurled from the tall hagstatf in the
centre ot the arena. The national anthem
was played by the massed bands, and as
the last notes Of the music died away lol
guns doomed the tidings ~ the proclsms-
ton.
Then along the never ending line OF In
fsptry ratified out a continuous hrins ~
blank cartridges
The herald retired 70 the entrance II me
arena. sounded a further flourish, ana the
Emperor, standing before his throne
bowed 10 al sides. AS hs sat down once
more the herald called for three cheers for
the emperor, and a mighty roar burst from
more than 10000 throats. Natives wed
with the British in their acclamation, and
the cheers within the arena were continued
nv the troops outside until they extended
70 the horizon.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony Lore
Hardinge announced that the King had re-
solved 10 devote Immediately nifty lakhs
Of rupees about 81, ,soo,OoD 70 the promotion
of popular education IN India, and that
further generous gifts would b. made Tor
the same purpose. He slso announcer thst
half months pay would be granted 70
.bs ,,on-cororissioned officers and the men.
pc well es the reservists Of the Brlnsh
army in India. and that officers and men
Of the native army IN India would De
AIigible hereafter for the Victoria cross
for conspicuous bravery or the nsld OF
battle : half months pay was aIsS
granted 10 subordinate civil Servants s!l9
Certain classes of prisoners were released
from Jail. L,a -
The greatest Of Durbars ever held N
India then came to an end with the ns-
tional anthem and final burst from the
silver trumpets
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
TEXAS DEMANDS PAYMENT
Serves Notice on Mexico That r.
Must Settle Claims
[By Telegraph to The rrituns. J

Galveston. Dec. 12-GoVernor Colquitt has
formally demanded that the Mexican gov
eminent pay the claims filed against tbs
Madero government for loss OF life and in
turtles suffered by Texans. or Texas soil
curing the battle OF Juarez a year ago.
There were hvs killed ard eighteen
wounded. and the claims aggregate nearly
6, 900. 900. The property loss 20 Americans
amounted 10 more than $4,000. Rela tives
o, the Americans killed and wounded ap-
pealed 10 Governor Colquitt Who now de-
cares that II he and the Texas government
have any power or rights these claims shall
he paid.
The first appeal 70 Madero brought the
reply that the United states had not pre-
sented any claims for rts or property. nor
had n made any request IN the premises.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
MEXICAN REBELS ON RAIDS
Sack Several ungarr1soned
Towns in the Interior.

Mexico city Dec t2-The town Of VIC
toria, in the northeastern district Of the
state Of Guanejuato has been occupied by
several hundred Peytsts. There vas no
garrison.
The town OF rtcumgn IN the State OF
Morelos. has been sacked Two Spanish
merchants were killed Tbs place was not
garrisonsd
Several haciendas in the district ct "a
catepec, tn the State Of Puebla, belonging
10 2 spaniard have been looted Of property
valued ~ 5000 gold pesos.
At Jiquilpan. ir the State OF Michoacan,
the rurales routed tftv Rsyists, driving
them 70 Jsltsco
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
RAN OUT or vEN1REMEN
Meat Packers Trial interrupted
Seven Men in Jury Box.

Chicago. Dec. 12.-The trial OF the ven
ch,caao meat packers indicted for violation
~ N. criminal provisions OF the sherman
antitrust law vas adjourned before the
ususl hour to-day because OF the absence
=, further veniremen. Fifty are expected
% y. on hand when court opens to-mor-
row.
AT the adjournment seven men renaihoo
In the Jury box. out OF the twelve zen
dered earlier in the day by the PACKERS
couns.l 70 the government The opening
"a Inv, to-morroW will mark the begln'
Ming OF the second week OF the trial
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
REYES MODELLING ARMY
Said To Be Planning Capture Of
Monterey and Torreor.
tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune J

San AntonIo Tex, Dec 12.-In the noun
tain Businesses OF this State OF Nuevo Leon.
Mexico. General Bernardo Reyes Is reported
mobilizing ar army his object being
the capture Of Monterey and later Torreon.
both important railroad centres This in
formation has been received by the Madero
Secret Service agents in San Antonio
Reyes crossed the Rio Grande near
Brownsville. Tex. and gathered about him
several hundred men in the State Of Ia
maulipas then going 10 the southern por-
ton Of Nuevo Leon. The delay I'm his move
ments is said TO be due TO the fact that he
is taking time 10 drill his men. He H. said
TO have several machine guns.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
AusTRIA ASKS FREE PAPER
Seeks Privilege Reciprocity Law Grants
IN Canada.

Washington. Dec. p-Ausula- Hungary
IN addition 10 Germany, Holland. Norway
and Sweden, has asked that her print paper
and wood pulp be permitted. under the
most favored nation clause OF her treaty
with this country, TO enter the United
states free OF duty. on the same conditions
that Canadian pulp and paper obtain free
entry under the reciprocity law.
The question OF granting this privilege to
the foreign countries that have applied for
Z, IS 10 be deciaei soon by President Taft
sft,r he has had full report from the
treasury and state departments.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
CALCUTTA NO LONGER CAPITAL
Seat of Indian Government To Re Re
moved to Delhi.

London. Dec. 12-At the close n the
Durbsr celebration to-day IN Delhi Lord
Hardinge, Viceroy Of India. announced that
the seat of government vas 70 be trans
ferred from Calcutta 10 Delhi.
This transfer is largely attributable 70
political unrest in Bengal The recent
revolutionary discomfort largely originated
In Calcutta. and the task Of administra-
tiou on this account was rendered more
difflcult -,..ae1 i
Delhi, as the ancient capital, . regarded
nv the natives Of the Eastern Empire as
a sort of shrine so that the change VIII
minimize the effects Of Bengalese dlsaHec-
tion
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
PUT THIS ON
YOUR LIST FOR
CHRISTMAS

Eif, one oE r-cre faroilleS - -eSri'C's
.,r-urn .tancss The 4. 7. c. p will act as your
santa claus and make them happy.
Their appreciation OF c1e ot these gifts vii
rosks very real 70 you the spirit Of good T!l
&c men: -.
500 NIL send Santa Claus 70 40 homes.
-rith 2 Christmas dinner tcr each. and
2 toy tor sVsry child.
sso rill send & Christmas basket and
halt-ton Of coal 70 each ot 10 families.
sos will bring Christmas 20 10 boys and
yirls a warm school-dress or school-
suit and 4 winter cap tor each.
40 utll send warm gloves. rnittens caps
ard stockings 20 IS girls and boys.
s1b will put warm winter overcoats or S
schoolboys.
$40 will tie up Christrn as packages each
Containing 2 warm sweater for sorrls
one who goes out 20 work.
g will send baskets with substantial
dinners .nto poor hc1!es CT Christ
mas Day.
q uill buy pai.s ct woolien stock
!ngs tor sick women or children.
8 will make q little girl happy ana
comfortable with 2 suit ot warm
underwear and a doll.
Sand contributions 70
POPEPT SHAW NINrURN, Treasurer.
Room 2121. I05 East 22nd Street.
NEW YORK ASSOCIATION FOR IMPRCH,
ING THE CONDITION OF IHE pOcR.
FT~T.TON CUTTING. President.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
NEGOTIATIONS IN SHANGHAI
Premier Yuan's Delegate De
cides Against Hankow.

Pekine. Dec. PA Russian detach-
noent Of $50 men and two guns has ar
rived here to reinforce the legation
guard.
Shanghai. Dee i9-Tans Shso-yis de
cisior that the peace negotiations shall be
carried on al Shanghai, instead If AT Han
<ovr IS learned here with much sausfac-
tion In leading republican circles
II &c confidently believed that Tang after
comforting with General Ii. the reToluiion-
ary commander. observing the conoiuohS
and feeling the pulse in the southern prov
inces, will be able 70 persuade premier
Yuan Shih-kai # the hopelessness ot at
teropting 70 secure consent for the reten-
non Of the Maucbus as the ruling class
II Is thought however, that Tang VIII De
rSady- 10 make the best terms possible 10Y
the uanchus. while the revolurontsts' on
their part are prepared 10 give the lHost
liberal guarantees for the future care Oi
the royal family and the status OF the
Preparations are now going on for the
holding Of . national conrcnuon - Man
king.
Hankcr. Dec 12-Ths shansi mission
aries are expected here tomorrow. Al the
Americans have reached Hankow from
Chang Te-fu, in the HUMAN Province
The United States gunboat Villalooos
sent a launch and ar escort OF ten men 70
rung-Ting Lake 70 aid the party which
had reached Yo-Chow without mishsp
Annoy, Dec r.-Ftghtng is reported 70
have occurred AZ the North Gate ~ Chang
Chow
Troops we're dispatched this morning trorIl
berA "a Chuan-C,how 20 restore order In ths
northern coast districts
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-11-16

House of Representatives, correspond
ing secretary of the Missouri Press
Association, which is composed of
Democrats and Republicans, and was
Endorsed for the position of secretary
to the commission by the Republicans
of his home county.
Before the election of Pool the COM
mission had taken twenty ballots. 1t
was finally decided to elect by motion.
Hitler on Friday presented the name
of Pool, which was seconded by
Stephens.
While Chairman Stephens was ask
ing for a vote on POOLS name, Speer
withdrew.
"The commission will 60 over the
plans, grounds and location of the
Capitol building with the consulting
architects at once" announced Chair
man Stephens. George E. Kessler
the architect, will arrive in jefferson
City this morning from Kansas City to
consult with the Commissioners.