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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-20

me Hon.--so TO speak, r. Nor
gan may be able TO make money out
OF his safe and sane magazines. but
for our part, we would hate TO tie up
our coin in a magazine that failed 10
play the peoples game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-20

sG-pound weight rs. feet I ~ inches high
at a New York meet. TO a new worlds
record
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-20
Recall Cnrtercnr FEM.

DO YOU know said Harry X. Rad
20. that In my estimation hin climbs
road contests and endurance runs are
doing more 10 promote the automobile
INDUSTRY and confidence In ears than any
Industry"
Upon seeing the Cartercar, friction
driven chassis IN operation as we have
~ al IN" sow. scores aud scores of
NlsltoFS are heard 10 remark TO friends
that this ~ the car which won the
Algonquin nill-Clinbing contest. beat
ing out many worthy cOmpe titors
when the formulas We're nally com
puted
ITO me II demonstrates another fea-
ture also, ana that Is the public read
the automobile columns OF the daily
newspapers religiously and don't let a
thing which happens In the automobil c
world escape their attention
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-20
Kelly Gets Busy.

NEW YORK, FEB. 2O-Hugo Kelly.
the Chicago middlcweight. has been
matched 20 ash' Jim Smith of New
York, in This civ on March and
Franz Klaus. The Pittsburg star, here
on March 81
IL he whips Brown, Hogan said To
day he viii Immediately challenge
Wolgast Tor he title.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-20

Iangford aud Lang meet In London
ihls week The Negro remains big
tavOrite
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-20
"The Tour IL the Thing,

The discussion which is going on at
this time regarding the y. A. A. relia-
bilitY tour for 1871 finds one a very
muC! interested observer ID WILLARD
Boger. the man who won the 1919
Glidden tour. Boiger tells an interest
ing story of how hc won the 1910 Gid
den Trophy with Chalmers 80" tour
Ing car
Three faclots are necessary to the
winning OF big endurance rum" says
Boiger. They are "a good car, good
luck ana intelligent driving. OF course
good luck snd good driving might
bring poor car through a short tour.
but only good car can get through
tour Of sixteen days, covering 2.S5l
miles.
After few disappointments at the
end or the tours came TO the knowl-
edge that it is seldom the ear that
makes the controls first which wins the
big honor at the finish. Take it easy
That is the best advice / know how 10
give any one who thinks OF entering a
long tor.
Sometimes nv taking small tech
riCal penalty on the road YOU can save
yourself many points INA the technical
examination at the finish. We really
won the last Glidden tour I'm this way
Although my Chalmers kept It's perfect
score five days longer than any Other
CGr on me tom. there came a day when
We had to decide whether we would
issue a base on balls. so to speak
While We got q penalty which spoiled
attention of the whole automobile
country was focused on our record
still our stitch ia time saved nine for
in the technical examination follow
ing tho tour We got less penaiizatioa
than any Of our rivals."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-20
lHE Ri Wifh the
10 Sporting
Editor.

Little Jake Mazer aged i've, has.
of course, one animatlng purpose in
life-to be a basketball player like
his dad
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-28
SOCIETY WON'T
 TOLERATE cATARRH
oed Rid Of It.

1eu Niu OI lts
 There is one sure way to banish oatarrh and along with it the disgust ing symptoms such as hawking, snuffing and splitting.
 Breathe HYOMEI. that's all you've got 10 do. Breathe it few minutes a few times a day. Breathe it deep into the lungs and see how quickly the sore. germ ridden membrane will clear up and inflammation vanish.
 HYOMEI is pure antiseptic air, 1t does not contain morphine. cocaine or other habit forming drugs. It is made from Australian eucalyptus and other antlseptios, and it is rigidly guaranteed for catarrh, asthma, croup bronchitis. coughs and colds. Com plete outfit dnhaler and bottle) s1, if afterwards needed. 50 cents at Sor- rel's Drug Store.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-28
EM5EzzELD s75,ooo .
Will be Taken Back to Ohio to Stand
 Trial.

Houston, Tex, Oct. 27.-G. A. Gunkelman, the Valley City, Ohio banger, accused of embezzlement left here this evening via New Orr leans for Ohio in custody of Sher- if A. E. Young of Valley City.
 Judge Norman c. Kitrell of the sixty-fIrst district court today hon. ored requisition papers obtained by the sheriff from Governor Colquitt by the governor of Ohio.
 Councilman, who was said to have been one of the most prominent and trusted citizens of Valley City Is accused of embedding s75.000 and disappeared from his home recently, accompanied. it is alleged. by NO man. who 1t is said to be his niece. and wso claims to De his wife. Mrs. Gunkelman will remain i'd Houston, having obtained empioymeht here.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-28
HALE QUALITIES; & l NOW THE SHERIFF
]. B. WOOD AND "uMeRELLA BILL" M'GUlGAN QUALIFY ON
 BOND OF NEW OFFICER.
Several Other Signatures to the Bond But Only These Two Appear in Court to Make Qualification.

Hugh Hale. selected for sheriff Of Garland county by prosecutor, J. B. Wood, and appointed by Governor
 Donaghey alone at the instance oi
 Wood, is now sheriff. Yesterday afternoon Hale present
 ed himself before Circuit Judge C.. TT. Gotham, handed up his commits sion from the governor, submitted a
 bond, and took the oath of office. After taking the oath of office
 Hale announced that former Deputy Sheriff Vanlandngham would attend to the office duties or clerical duties of the office for awhile at least, and then he named w Bert Little his deputy. Other appointments were mot made yesterday but 1t is said George Bray and others will be given
 commissions today. The bond given by Hale is in the
 sum of $20,00O. J. B. Wood prose cutor, who had Hale appointed, signs
 and qualities for s5,OOO. and "Umbrel. la Bin, McGuigan, qualified for s15,- GOO.
 Others had signed the bond, but were not present to qualify. They are:
 J. M. Housley, merchant $2,000. J. R. Lloyd, merchant, s2.00e.
 J. T T. Wilson, merchant. s2,G90 J. T. Swaney. merchant, $2,000. Dr. NJ. G. Thompson, $500. c. l.. Bowen, merchant, $500. i William Fink, merchant. $500. 1T. c. Morphew, merchant $500. ]. B Hayes, merchant, $500. N- w. Harley. merchant. $500. Clifford Scott, merchant, $500
 Hale is quoted as saying that this
 morning he will take up the regular
 duties of the office. and look to the
 'uplifting of the social, moral and political standards of the city and
 county.'' y
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-28
THE NEEDLE WORK GUILD.


 The sixteenth annual collection and distribution of garments 10 the char itable institutions of Hot Springs will take place the week after Thanks giving day, Beginning with Monday Of that week, thNse dayb will be
 devoted to the collection and exhibi- ton Of garments. A cordial invita- iion is given tc the public to cali and sec the now. servicable. and large number of garments made by members of the Guild Any contri- button of garments or money with which t0 purchase garments will be Thankfully received. The annual meeting of the directors will be held at the residence of Mrs s E. Els
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-28
DtED

Mrs M. w. Davidson, grand moth- CT of Mrs. Joe Fully and Mrs, Bert Long, died Thursday afternoon after a lingering illness, at the ripe old age Of S2 years on the day of her death. Her death occurred at the residence of Mrs. Fully, Oaklawn Boulevard. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from St, Johns Catholic church on Ouachta avenue.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-28

The best plaster. A piece of flan- mel dampened with Chamberlain's Eminent and bound on over the af- fected parts Is superior to a plaster and costs only one tenth IS much. For sale by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-28
FINED HEAVILY.
Visitor Who Offered Insult to Lady
 Draws $1oo Fine ln Police Court.

Visitor Who Offered insult to Iaoy
 Draws $1oo Fine in Police Court.
 H. E. Bliss, a visitor, was fined s100 yesterday morning in police court, which together with thresn- ing administered by the woman's hus- band, is his punishment for an in- suit he is charged with having of fered to Mrs. Tom Sellers Wednes- day afternoon on a prominent thor oughfare of the city. Mrs. Sellers identified the man positi+ely as the one who stepped up to her and of fered insult. The fine is high one but the practice of making remarks and approaching decent women on the streets of this city is a growing one. and needs a strong hand in the matter of correcting the evil.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-28

Blue Poirts on the Half Shell. AL bright's. Blue Points on the Half Shell. AL bright's. BARNHART-Th old reliable for fur niturs repairing. upholstsring: all kinds of cabinet ana carpenter wors. si7 Gui
 phA Street. Phsns SEA 11-2s-n
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-28

worth. sos Park avenue, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. At this time the officers for the following year win be held.
 MISS C. PRICE, Sec.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-28

fou are not experimenting on 'S"' "0'i when you take Chamberlains cough Remedy for a cold as that preparation has won it's great reputa- 'ion and extensive sale by its re- markable cures of colds. and can al- ways be depended upon. 1t is usual y valuable for adults and children ana may be given to young children With implicit confidence as it con- talns no harmful drug Sold by all dealers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-27
LokaIes.

Sci Ser nStof 2am~ -@bltinb
nuing i'm gommiiiioner 8re5inft SEQ.
2 lino big iebt 8ebn 5timmel1 mebr
fir oas @cicb als eegen oalielbe Obj
gegeben. Son 5uei ngores", 81 unb
60, iit.nod nidt beridtet.
= IS. g. 5insbeimer i5t gum
Heceiber Der @rppiition Barf
Mmniement 60. ernannt moroen.
- Das @eridt bat @. 8. Seal
bon Der @nflage, @etrdnfe an Win-
oeriabrise perfauft gu baber, freige-
ipro6en.
Dos 8ebnte Snfanterie : Neeis
mcnt lit mad @alpeiton abgereilf,
bon mo es per 0ampfer no6 9ana.
ma beforoert miro.
Ser augemein befannte @bpo.
fat $. 9. SaGimap bat lid berlte
moraen eridoiien.
S. 9ouglas Bright, Der Dos
Mutomobil lenfte, oas am 10. Sep
tember an Ser @arben StroBe in Ell
men acknowledgement fubr, iolte
geitern i'm 8oli5eigeri6t erideinelt,
mar aber ni1t anfpeienb. 9as Sc
riht erflarte feline 8iireidoft fir
p~erfaIlen unb erlieB einen @oftbe
febI gegen i'm. Ser Neger Sronf
6banfs, Der BET Dem l1nfan ibmer
Derlett murhe, bat Bright onf 500
600 Shaoenerias perflaet.
- gountpfoaeftor Sitter lit pon
&ontag an bereit, 5teuern entge-
gen gu nebmen.
Scooter &. @aibington belt ge<
tern abenb in Der 8eetboben @ane
Dor elmer ungebeuren, aus @eiBen
uno 'Sarbigen beitebenoen 3ub0rer-
i6aft cine &eoe.
SSn elmer 8erlammlnng geitern
abeno nur6en no1ltebenoe @erren
gu einem &omite ernannt, oas eine
<permanente Organization CUR Ser.
beiierung BEG SIufies gu Ston6e brin-
gen ion: @. 9. Guttle, @ilIiom GaI.
fin, Otto @abrmuno, 9ermann @c-
genfebr, S. s. Sapage, sc. g. SUIT
dins, SO. g. Goblin SEEMING 8rnbr,
6. &. Sinham, &obert ubr, ghomas
8. Murpbp unb @erbert Compton.
Die 8oteniungen Ser 8eiterii
Union telegraph 60. begannen &C.
tern obeno einen Streif, neil Elm
bel ibnen iebr beliebten gthhtclerf
~entla5fen 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-27

Die 8obnungsinbaberin ielbit III
lfonooloier 8~efleioune; Elm iltnger
Sffl5ier ouf 8eiu6; geleerte unf
balbgeleerte Gbampagner Sloider
= fllr5um = louter i6one moroIi,
Idle 0inge. Gin Sfanool!
yeo6 ibrem gintritt gab es ell
Sableau, oos an &omif nidts 81
niiniden ibrig lteB. Die Mgnes-
Cant mar Dor 8erbliiffung iprad)
log. Oas min bel beiBen. IS mar
ober ou6 oana9.
Sn Dem 3immer ser n8rettlbupfe-
rim" iaBen gorl5 semiitli6 Der On
tel 4arl, Snfel @ottlieb uno Ser
Wann Der Mgnes-Sant' Inn ser
Gid berum uno lpielten = ygeltl=
lerlfabren"l nNnaerlfabren" INN :
5tiolenl 9as batte Die @elt nod
ntdt erlebtl Sn Der @obnung Ell
ner Observation-Disclosures = vgul-
lerfabren" Inn Siiolenl Sic ielbit
beteiligte ii6 bodit oniiiiert an Dem
Spiel uno au6 Der @ltitl tot moder
nit. No6 Dem Dor linn liegenoen
fleinen Sdufden Siiolen gu idlie-
ben, muBte er uneliid i'm Spiel
6aben. Deitomebr @lid bette er in
Der 2iebe, oas bemieien ieine leud)
tenoen @ugen our @eniiee.
9ieies 10 eemiitlide Samilienbile
entpaffnete ben eingebiloeten Croft
Der Mutter &edenbofer. STR @ltitl
fibte Tie ob mie etnen S~aubenltocf
utio bettelte mie Elm fleines aino,
oie quite Mutter moge/ ni6t Dor
idnea urteilen uno ieiner Gina Sc
redtiefeit wioerfabren laiien. llno
ols bie Mutter &e6enbofer Die
Irme oes meinenoen lieben M1bels
INN ibren SAILS ipiirte, ais tie in Sic
les refine, treuber5ige @eii6t blid.
te, 90 idmano ibr @roa babin. $40
FIN iie aud iab, @Ges atmete bier
glJt=biirgerlibe Site, @emiitli6feit
unb getpiiie @olbabenbeit.
8is ii6 oie Sante Mgnes bon if
rer beoeutenoen Spra6loiigfeit err
bolt batte, NOR oas Spiel fir 2ina
i6on aemonnen.
nrb IN borgeriidter Stnnbe trat
Ser oiesmal 10 5iemli6 fomplettc
5amilienrat 5u elmer aroBen Sit-
Hlna %alliammen. Nab elmer fur5elt
9ebatte mnr6e nit Stimmeinbeit
Die 8erlobune proflamiert nno
gIei6 eine feline 8orfeier peror1-
%ltaltet. Sn einem balben Sabre 100
oie &oh5eit iein.
Die Mgnes=Sont' laBt ii6's aber
nod INNER nidt nebmen, oaB sic
Gina cine gefabrlide 8erion iei =
fir oie W1nner nGmli1!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-27
8cmn iufr alter luer6em, beo

8cnn iufr alter luer0en, begin.
men mir unregelmaBiefeiten III I'M
fern forperlideu Suaftiollell ol be-
merfen, meltbe ms friiber uidt auf-
fielen. Boltor Sol. MoB BON 2irt
Greet, 81, ielbit eiil sld)t6igidbri-
ger, iaet: SD litt at Den 9ierell
uno %aagenIeiner 5hiuad)e. Der Ml.
penfrauter bot meine @eiunobeit
%po1itdnbis mieoer bergeitcIt. Sd
oanfe @ott fin oieie ipunoerborc
Meoi5in. Obaicid iiber 81 Sabre
aft, bot mir bieies &cilmittel nun
oerbor sebolfen.~ 6orni's @lpen-
frdlpter neriiinet bas Nlte, unS
modt oas Sdlpode itarf. Spe5ial.
Moenten berfaufen i'm ODER Die 81.
9entiimer, Or. 8eter Sabrnep &
Cons 60, 1876 9. &opne ape.,
Gbicogo, Sninois.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-27

llnb Ser 5amilienrat partete uno
martete oie ldugite 3eit auf ben 90
geianoten. Aber Der SnfeI aarI fam
nidt. Gr ihiiste 9ranfbeit Dor,
Damn cine feline 8eiie, uno aIs er
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-27
Rantor'$ Trit.
&omon BON Sbeooor bon
3oheItis.
(1prtickMlla.)

NOStAiN SAHtH.y
Der erfte @eiangslebrer, ben er IN
Berlin g%efunoen bate nno Ser iiG
leiner gegen g~eringes @ntgelt on
nobm mar an elmer M1odenihulp
oritter Sronung angeitent nno 10
Hebr nit Irbeit iiberlaitet, oaB er
Sris zines Cages ielb1t erflGrte, er
fonnte ii6 niht IN Dem MaBe nit
ibm beidaftigen, mie feline Stimm-
mittel es peroicnten. 6ris muBt1
lib oem5ufolge nod einem nelen
Sebrer umieben, Der linn oenn aud)
NIT Silfe zines alien gnten 9efanl1-
ten oes ebemaligen S6auipieIers
uno gegenmartigen 4nmeIiers BEL
2anore nno 8%onnbeimer, oes pade
rem Serrn Mauiebrei oueefiibrt
tpnroe. Serr Mauiebrei, nit Dem
Srit 5ufaaig zines Cages onf Ser
StraBe aHiammentraf uno per III
bobem WaBe begeiitert tat, ! leinen
einitigen Sdiiler nrto Shublina
ipieoer5ufinoen, ltano n1mlih in
gutem &ufe BEL Grid Sdiaing, Dem
Srganiiten Der 9reifaltigfeits-a Sir
DIE. SER S9iuing ipar Elm tiibtieer
Wuiifer uno Elm @eiangsIebrer, oel-
len 8raris aIs nidt unbeoeuteno
gait; er batte in Neu-&uppin als
Sobn zines bort angeieiienen 8Gf-
fermeiiters oas 2ift Der @elt er.
blidt, urro Neu-gtuppin fpar audi Die
glidlide Staot, Die iid Der SCI
matsberedtigung Mauiebreis r1ll.
men ourfte. Sbmol Der miiroige
Srganiit Die ~io5tale &Iuft, Die i6n
Don ieinem 2anosmanne trennte.
ME ailBer 4ugen gu Ialien pflegtc,
10 geitattete er bod, oaB Mauiebrei
oann uno mann oes Sonntags Eei
ibm 5u Wittag ipeilte urlo i'm ous1
bic oroaigen GbiIoerungen leines
@ouoerlebens ais SeIoenpater uno
idlei6euoer Slttrisant ereoste. 81.
men iol6en Sonttag benuste nun Der
quite Mnniebrei Dem Srganiiten iei-
men iungen Sreuno gu empfeblen,
Srib bate Slid; bel Shiaings CAB
es on iellem Spnntage iungen @0n-
iebraten nit @riintobI uno oonnb
gebadene 4epfeli6nitten nit Srubt-
lauee = 2eibgerihte oes 9~ausberrn.
Der infolge 0eIien iebr gutter 2aune
NOR uno iid Sris 5ufiibren lief.
5ris fang inn einise 2ieoer BON
Wtoaart uno 2orsine llno cine @ag-
ner'ihe arie our &lapierbegleitun9
Dor; Ser Srgoniit rief ugrapo", gin9
oann nit iiber Der 8ruit gefreliaten
arnen uno nit mabtieen S6ritten
einigemal i'm 3immer ouf uno nb
luno6 lieb i6lieBlid, ieine 2olpen
mabne 5uridnerfeno uno Sris nit
flomnielloen Slugen onl6auenb, bidt
Dor Dem Sdnger iteben.
Sic aefallen mir, iutger Serr,"
iagte er, i'd nebme Sic oil. @ber
if berlouge eiieruen SleiB. Merfc
lp ilir eln etn5tges Wtai, DAB Get
frat nno 2uit CUR Code erlobmeu,
it's aug nit uns! aomme1l Sic
morgen ssndlnittag feds ltbr mieoer.
Moieul"
Bon oieien Gage ab iuar 5rib Der
eifrigite Shiiler oes Srgonilteu
Shiaer. @feih nod Der eriten 2ebr-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-27
ge5pmnsem, bic Seimat at p~erlaIcn.

Seoes Sobr lift cine groBe @n'
5abI 2ungen-2eioen6er ee8fpunsen,
Elm anoeres 4lima auf5niuden. Dies
lit foitfpielig uno niht INNER iiAer.
gs gibt eineu beiieren @eg. 2aBi
gud 6urh Or. Sings Nen Disco.
berp~ 81 &auie furieren. ygs H.
rierfe mid bon 2ungenleioen1
ihrieb SO. 81. NeIion BON Galamine
2rf., .als Mles 4noere feblidIua
mno i'd nobm AT Bfunb an @etuid9l
au.~ so Cts. uno $1.00. Greie Ser.
iuhsflnihen Bel alien Druggiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-27
aaIano.

Sir ale MitgIieber Der Glerts
Union, bic BEL Der Sninois Central
Balm onseitelt fino, lift pom benz
H~rdiioenten Der Union, s. S. Garri-
gan, Elm StreifbefebI erlailen NOR
ben.
Der 9raiioent bat @ouDerneur
goIquitt oas Beriprehen segeber.
Die Nunoesreeierung meroe fir oit
grtra : Musgabe, mel6e Die 8etpa-
dung Der merifaniiden @ren5e ourd
Sanger peruriaden peroe, ouffom-
men.
Das Direftorium pes Stabl'
1rult bat Die grfIdrung erloiien
oaB eg nidt beablihtigt rueroe, Den
Gruit o~uf5uI6feu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-27

9bomoa $. Bal, Der 6iibrer
Der Hrobibitioniften, bat iett poiitip
erfldrt, oaB er als 4anoioat fir oas
Bunoesienntorenamt ~auftreten iperoe.
Der 3uiduB 0es Staates gum
Ghuleelo lift oies Mal $3.50 pro
Sinh; es lit 6ies Der groBte, Der ie
gegeben lit.
Safe @olters miro am 16. SEQ
bember auf benz oeutiden Gag Der
Cotton BaIaee gIusiteIlung in @acc
cine Me0e bolten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-27
ltmn6tis, amfsnb5ren sa arbeitem.

@enn Sbr @r5t BON Sbnen per~
langt Die @rbeit nieoer8ulesen, fine
Sic %beltiirat. nDas gebt ni6t" ia
gen Sic. Sic iino ii6 Sbrer Sdmd-
DIE bemuBt, miiiien aber peiter ar
beiten. 8as Sic notig baben, Ill
electric @itters"> pelder 9raft
uno @nergie siebt, 3erriittune bcr-
binbert uno oas Spitem anfbm.t.
@lio leioet nidt, menn i1on Die cr-
ite Dolls bilft. Sauienoe beroanfen
ibm ibre @eiunobeit. @eriudt i'm.
@arantiert. Mur SOC bel alien Drug
gilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-27
6riratsiMeime. - Webmrtta.
besfGlle.
GetrafBIheine

S. 50. @embIer uno @lpina sc
Sannaid.
Mobert 6. Srend uno Margaret
u. @ieBner.
MIbert &ofpb ur6 Selene @rars.
Midaro G.. @enorod uao Glare
9nad.
@aIter S. @ur8meiler uno Srau
Mmiep Sones.
80. Deres uno Maggie @edJpn-
thin.
@ebmrten.
@m. Rumpf uno 6rau, ein
M6ohen, G. Scoring unb Srau, Elm
Mdoden; Mlfreo Otto nno Srai.
Elm Wdbhen; @m. 6. Serbslet
uno Jrau, elm Mab1en, 81. 9ueIn'
unb Trou, elm M1oden, g. Soft
mann uno Grau, elm Mao6en;
Soiepb @rauber urto Srau, Elm
anabe; S. @orfie uno Srmt, Elm
&nabe; 9. gnoerIe ur16 Srou, Elm
anabe; 81. Mdermann uno Sran,
GIN Rnabe; Gam Stern uno Srau
Elm @nnbe.
TobcsfGIIe.
Saul g. Gems, s Monate; 9tusuit
@mtleben 66 Sabre; Coral Is.
9adbaus, 16 Sabre; Serb. Sanger,
SO Sabre; 5rau 6attie airdboff,
81 Sabre, elmer xiebe, 81 Mona-
te; Jrau Ebereie @nna Sdelper,
SO Sabre; Jrau auguite &leio> So
Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-27

Man iagt, oas Muee lei ser
Spiegel Der Seele, ober es gibt lei.
Der aud 8erieripiegel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-27

Miirriide sibt es. Die iid nid)t
germ ibre idlefte eoune uerberbell
~laiien.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-28
coNcREssMAN pRoUTv SAWS RE-
pupL,cANs WILL ELECT CON-
cREss AND PRESIDENT.
TREND IN RECENT MONTHS ;,
HAS CHANGED DECIDEDLY
Tariff Question Certain to Be Thrown
Into Campaign With "For Revenue
Only" Democratic RaIIyins Cry =
Iowa Supreme Court ovsrworksd-
Clarke to Address Grant Club.
IN T,mes- Republican.

Special to Tlmes-Republican.
Des Moines, Dec. 2s.-"Next year
will not be democratic year IN poll
tics; republican president and re-
publican congress will be elected
Tits Is the confident prediction of
Congressman S. F. Prouty. the eio-
uuen. Seventh district member. who is
home for the holidays
1T seemed to me some time ago that
everything was pointing toward
democratic year for 1872" said Judge
Prouty, but in recent months the
trend has been the other way and 1t
is strongly in the direction of the re-
publicanS at this time. l am confident
that by the time the present congress
has been concluded and the tariff issue
and other matters have been threshed
ou., and the two parties have called
it freshly to the minds of the people
as to Just what they stand for, the
American voter will be ready to com
mission the republican party to carry
on the business of law making for
another period.
The first of the big political meas
ures to come up will be the bill Tor
revision of the wool tariff. Unques-
tionably the democrats will prepare a
bill and put it thru the house. 1t Will
be framed along tariff Tor revenus
only lines. 1t will ignore absolutel!
all protection. The senate will sub
stitute and pass such a bill as the re-
nuhlicans can agree upon, strictly
protective measure. Then the deadlock
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-28
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