davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-10
NORTHERN CAPITALISTS
LOOK OVER INVESTMENT
Plotted by R. Lancaster Williams Party Is Spending Day r
Going Over the Gould System of Electric City
and Interurban Railways

impressions were always lasting and
that the entire party had been most
favorahly impressed by the hotel and
the gllmpses of the city by moonlight
in driving uptown. AS to business
conditions. Mr.. Auchincioss said:
The mercantile and financial struc-
ture rests upon a more solid founda-
ton to-day than ever before, and with
proper encouragement there is no
reason why this country should not be
realizing real prosperity before the
close of the current year.
Corporations are raising new cap
ital. an operation they find compare
lively easy II they enjoy credit, and
with the money they are borrowing
they are enlarging plants and other
wise extending facilities that they
may be in position to reap their share
of the expanding trade
Members at Party.
Guests of the n. w. Halsey Com
pany on the trip are r, l. Rfgelow.
representing Bigelow & Company,
New York: Carral L. Carmine, rep
resenting Crouch II Carmine, Balti-
more; George A, Colston. represent
ing Coiston, Boyce L. Company, Bal
timore: William J. Devon. represent
ing Owen DAILY Il Company. Balti-
more; Henry l.. Duer. representing
Whelan. Duer & Lannahan. Balti-
more; r. E. Hamilton. representing
Crouch Il Carmine, Baltimore; G
Isansome Hartman, representing Mid
dendorf, Williams & Company. Bal
timores G. M. Keys. representing G,
NJ. Keys. New York: Ernest Knob
LAUGH, representing Borden K Knob
LAUGH. Philadelphia; Walter koppie-
II 10.
man. Baltimore: Harry Hummer. rep
resenting Hummer q Becker. Balti-
more; NJ. w. r. Reed, representing
NJ. W. f, Reed Philadelphia: Otto
Reitzenstein, representing Frank
Rosenberg & Company. Baltimore
John Richardson. Jr.. representing
| National Bank OF Delaware. Whining
ton: Charles &. STRAIT. representing
Syracuse Trust Company. Syracuse
Thomas Fl. Stuart. representing Hor-
ace s. Bell, Albany: J. Hayward Tay-
for, representing Midiietiorf.. VIII
liams & Company. Baltimore; ortor
II. Thomas. representing orton IL
Thomas. Troy; Lancaster Williams
representing Middendorf. Williams 4
I Company, Baltimore; Berkeley VII
tams, representing Middendorf, VII
lianls & Company. Baltimore: Busse
Won bhloN, nephew Oh 1haiiNSsio'
Won Bulow, OF Germany; Alfret
Weber. of Switzerland.
Those representing the Halsey Com
pany, including several members o.
the firm. and a number OF bond sales
men from New York and Philadelphia
are.
New York-w. G.. Atkinson. J.
Auchincloss, L. M. cambridge, Johr
f. Burns, c. p. Hill. A. G. Hoyt. w
/ G. kelso, G.. A. Lyon. f. W. Niver. f
c. olds, H L. Perry. Fl. ID. Robbins
G. r. Rogalsky. Fielding Simmons ana
Fl. v. Townsend
Philadelphia-R G. Bortle. r. A
| Custard, r. Fl. Griggs J. Hicks
e. l.. Hoffman. Frederick Peirce, @
J. Pequignot. ]. l.. Pequignot, u. T
| Schermerhorn, Warren A. Tyson, c
| C. W1star, Jr., and r. F. White.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-10
WILL OPEN NEW
PACKING PLAN
JACOB DOLD COMPANY Is TO BE
ESTABLISHED IN Up-TO-DATE
QUARTERS.

The Jacob Doid Packing House. of
Buffalo, n. Y. is preparing to open
it's new plant al 3053eT-3os North
Seventeenth street next Monday. The
plant Is declared to be the most up
to-date and complete house Of its
kind in the South. and Will be used
for distribution OF the products of
the company. not only In Richmond,
bat throughout the entire South.
The Dold Packing Company is not
ed for its high standard of quality. 1t
proposes To carry a fun line of pro-
visions at Its Richmond branch. such
as dressed beef. pork and mutton
products. The company does its own
curing and smoking OF all the va
rious cuts of hog products In fact,
it claims to handle a full line of pack
in ghouse products, and also full
line OF produce. canned meats and
high grade sausage.
Mr.. Clyde III. Radcliffe has been Sc
cured as manager OF the Richmond
branch. with Mr.. n. T. Prescott as
assistant manager,
The new plant Will be open to the
public for inspection on Monday, and
be. to attend the opening.
special invitation has been extend
ed by the management TO all mer-
chants. whatever their business may
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-10
N. Y. P: & n. NOW
HAVE FINE SHOP

The Manufacturers Record saws: The
locomotive shops recently erected by
tho New York. Philadelphia Il Norfolk
Railroad at Cape Charles, Va, to re-
place the shops built when the road
was completed to that terminal have
been equipped and enable the company
to make all repairs to its locomotives
excepting the heaviest on boilers. The
buildings are all of brick, are well
lighted and ventilated. and heating is
ssssssg ssf ssars
driven.
There is an erecting and machine
shop 255 feet by 10 foet 6 inches, with
five tracks radiating from the turn
table. so that engines are run directly
into the shop. an engine house meas
uring 80 feet from inner to outer circle
wall and equipped with six tracks,
with provision for future extension, a
smith. boiler and fiue shop l00x56 feet;
an oilhouse 53x22 feet. a power house
75x70 feet. provision being made for
enlargement II required: a storehouse
and office building 72x50 feet, and rs
foot turntable. The equipment OF all
the buildings is UP to. date and ade-
auate protection against fire Is pro-
vided.
The J. w. Ferguson Company. of
Paterson. n. IL built the plant. The va
rious piping systems being Installed
by the b. r. Shaw Company. OF Will
nington. Del. The plans were pre-
pared byf r. N. Durborrow. superinten-
dent OF motive power OF the Eastern
Pennsylvania division OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-10
ORGANIZE A NEW
HELLO COMPANY
PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS MEN OF
kEYSvILLE SECTION NOW
CONSTRUCTING LINE.
Especial to The Richmond yirginian. j.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian, y
EUREKA MILLS, VA, June TO-
The Ontario Telephone Company Is
an infant industry which has been
organized but a few months but has
made giant strides. and is destined
to be power for good in the bust
ness and social affairs of the com
munity. A. b. Hammer Is president,
Henry Whitesite. vice. president ana
general manager; Emerson O. White
side. secretary and treasurer. The
officers are young men OF push and
sagacity, which guarantees the sue
cess of the company. The central
Office Is located at Keysvine. where
connection is made with four local
telephone lines, each covering a large
territory and carrying a number OF
phones. There are long distance con.
nections with two long distance toll
lines to any point accessible by LONG
distance. A thirty drop switchboard
OF latest type has been Installed and
has an ultimate capacity OF sixty
lines TO take care OF future growth
Where there were formerly but two
phones in the town OF Keysville,
there are now. about thirty, with. a
;sssssmsssr & In TsurroMpdIng oteEg,itary
1t Will be noted that Keysville il
considerable or u phone center.
The material used in the construc-
ton of the lines Is OF the best, and
the Messrs. Whiteside. who are. skill
ed In this line of endeavor, are Civ
ing the construction and manage
ment their personal attention. Gu,
people are using the long distance
connections frequently, and with en-.
tire satisfaction.
Keysyille Is a natural center, and
would-be phone holders are asking
for phones faster than they can be
Installed. There is every evidence
of very promising future for the
business In this section. Local and
long distance phone connections are
OF untold value. both In a business
and social way. and to q great ex-
tent abolishes the isolation OF country
life by putting the country people In
touch with the outside world.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-10

The recent vains have saved the to-
bac situation III this section OF Viz
GINA and IL Is now believed that a
normal crop at least Will be raised
Fer time II looked like the growers
would be very seriously hampered by
the irouth probably with the result
that there would he a large reduction
In the acreage planted. However,
with the exception OF the fnconsen-
ience caused by the delay it is now
thought that the protracted drouth
viii have ne serious result on the
crop unless there Is a continued lack
Of normal rainfall.
The season of the past week resulted
in the bringing OF considerable OF the
weed to market and good sales were
.zessaa ns Friday. the weeks break
amounting to about 10000 pounds.
While there were no sensationaiiy high
prices obtained average results
were good.
The farmers have prepared for lar
ger crop than usual this year. good
financial returns from last years crop
having encouraged them 10 increase
the acreage. More fertilizer than
usual and more than average care in
the selection of seed has been the rule.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-10
GREAT CHANNEL
To SH|PYARDS
LAST LINK IN HIGHWAY TO THE
SEA WILL SHORTLY BE IN
DER WAY.

w. l.. Randolph, Jr.. is the lowest
bidder at 10 SIS cents per cubic yard
for dredging the channel in the har-
Dor between Hampton Roads and the
junction OF the Eastern and Southern
branches of Elizabeth river
This is the last link in the great
25-foot channel project. which viii
extend from Newport News and Nor
folk to the sea. The channel will
have a depth of So feet at low tide
and 81 IL at high tide. 1t will have
a width at the narrowest point of 400
feet. giving ample room for all navi-
CATION across the middle ground base.
Work on the Newport News end Of
the chapnel has been in progress for
more than year. and is now nearly
completed The Norfolk link Is nine
miles in length and will require con-
siderable time. When completed the
governments navy yard at Ports
mouth and the big sfIfpyard at New
port News will be provided with out
let's to the sea that Will accommodate
any battleship now afloat, building or
in contemplation. Colonel Mason NJ.
Patrick. United States army engineer.
Is in charge of the work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-10
ANDERSON ENTERS
REALTY BUSINESS
BARTON HEIGHTS MAN HEAD OF
E &c. ANDERSON AND
y's'' COMPANY. w

Julian c. Anderson and Company
is the name of Richmond's latest
real estate firm. The head or the
firm Is Julian G. Anderson. who for
some time has been managed OF the
Barton Heights Realty and Finance
Corporation. which handles Falkland
and Ginter Park lots.
The firm Is quartered in the base
ment of the American National bank
building and proposes to do gen
eral real estate business. including
city and suburban property. Special
attention will be given the rental
side OF. the business.
Mr.. Anderson is also we'll known
by reason of his connection with a
printing business on Fourteenth
street for number OF years. He
makes his home in Barton Heights.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-10
CELEBRATES HIS
GOLDEN JUBILEE
Horace H. Horton Has Spent
Fifty Years on Rails of
the c. and O.
STILL ACTIVE, BUT
WILL GET VACATION
Officials of Road Invite Vet
q eran to Select Trip to be
Made at Their
Expense

With apologies to wagdom for the
play on the words there are some liv-
ing links that couple the old days
of primitive railroading To the pres
ent age of fast flyers and mammoth
tonnage haulers. The men Of the
rail who have sped over the gradient
tens of thousands of miles, assisting
in the transportation of countless
muititudes of human beings and car
loads of freight, can a tale unfold
that would charm those who find in
terest in the history Of rapid rail-
road development. But this article
only incidentally refers to- railway
progress. as 1t is chiefly to be biog-
raphy OF railway OFFICIAL who, on
the 10th day of jude In this good
year A. ID. 1911. passes the fiftieth
mile post of his long railway jour
ney and looks good for many another
year Of active service before loosing
his hold upon the throttle he has
consistently handled with such re-
markable success
Apprentice In 1851.
Horace Hanks Horton. the present
road foreman of engines of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railway for the Pied
mont and Washington divisions en-
tered the railway service in the shops
Of the Virginia Central railroad (af-
forwards the c. & o. al Richmond,
Va, on June 10, 1851, as an appren-
tice under Master Mechanic Matthew
T.. Wyldman. Mr.. Horton first saw
the light on December IL. 1876, being
born a Henderson. n. G. His faith
er, John r. Horton. and two brothers
were engineers tfhe term Is engine
men now on the Raleigh and Gas
ton railroad. In the fall Of 1855 the
subject OF this sketch came to Rich.
mond with his parents TO reside.
Horace was given a good rudimentars
education and put in the shops as
aforesaid to begin his railroad ca
reer.
The breaking out Of the war had
n disarranging effect upon ali caTcu.
lations. Horace's instructor going tc
and the young apprentice finding him
self doing duty as a local militia
man defending this fair city from
| depredating bands. He was a mem.
Der of Parker's Battery. WHICH II.
lumines the historic page When
grim visaged war had smootheti his
wrinkled front" Young Horton re-
summed his shop duties under ther
Master Mechanic w. g. Freeman Or
| the 10th Of February, 1887, ne was
assigned as fireman on engines
| "Staunton" and Westward Ho" he
tween Richmond and CoYington. Va
| Martin Alley was his engineer. The
engines stopped at a dozen or more
way stations on each trip to "tak'
on wood and water"--the fuel he
ing cordwood and the water beins
hand~pumped. This was before tht
days OF coal and air brakes and
safety appliances OF governmental
dictation. and Of Corporation Commits
Continued on Second pacel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-10
COLONEL CONSOLVO.
's'''' rs To BE TIE HUST
WILL ENTERTAIN LARGE NUM-
BIER OF FRIENDS AT OPEN
ING OF OCEAN VIEW.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. }
OCEAN VIEW. VA, June 1o.--The
Ocean View Hotel. of which Colonel
Charles RI. Consolvo Is proprietor. To-
Gated at Ocean View. Norfolk's most
popular seaside resort. is now open,
with prospects OF one OF the most
successful season In Its career.
This evening Colonel Consolvo gives
a complimentary dinner to hts hosts
OF friends and patrons. which prom
Uses to be one Of the really big events
Of the year. Several hundred Invita-
tons have been sent out. and the
number Of responses received indi-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-10

Continued on Second Page.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-10
TOBACCO SITUATION
Is SAVED BY RAINS
Unless There Is Repetition of the Drouth Normal Crop
is Expeced-Consderabe Of the Weed Sold This
Week on Local Market

Gates that practically all Will be ac-
cepted.
The Ocean View Hotel is especially
popular with Richmond people, and
Colonel Consolvo has received a num-
Der OF requests for reservations from
residents OF this city and vicinity.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01

Bebbcr Co. Opticians. Phone 400
Eddy Dclgado of Snntn Fe was
hore lasa night ON a brief visit.
John u i:win Is visiting here from
his home In Santa he, on business.
Charles \. Easley of santa Re is
visitor In the clty today,
william A. Upton. well known
physician OF Las Vegas. IL here today
for a brief visit
r. ID. Stevenson. a prominent mer-
chant Of Mountainair was business
Visitor In the city today
Sam J. Nixon. a we'll known resi-
dent OF Portalcs. IL spending "A brief
business visit In the city.
Ben williams, chief special agent OF
the santa Re. has returned from trim
over the limo.
Carlos and Leopoldo Jaramlllo OF
Los Lunas are Albuquerque visitors
today.
A. A. sedlllo Ia spending today IN
santa We on legal business. lie viii
return tonight.
James u. Davidson Of the Finnc.
gan-i,fown company, left on a brief
business trip for the north this morn
ing.
George V, Hanlon. tie and timber
Inspector and Former merchant OF
Mountainair. 10 visiting Albuquerque
for a day or ao.
r. ]. Molinarl. a member Of th'
constitutional convention. and wei
known resident OF Portalcs. IL vlsitinl
this city today.
A. Menotts, sr., one OF the best
known business men of Las Vegas
IN spending few days In Albuqner.
que. having arrived last night.
Louis Pase drew a sentence OF ten
days or dollars this morning In police
court, on charge OF disturbing the
peace. and Henrique Delgado received
similar sentence for vagrancy.
j. c. Jardlne. chief OF the graxina
reconnaissance work OF the forest sorv
ice, IL spending several days here IN
conference with the forest service
officials.
William 4. Saley, president Of tn
sunset Mining and smelling com
! lHNlt ~ htlt tuhaN liNul ANINtA'N
where his company Il taking up OK
tenaive development operations.
N. NJ. Rice. general storekeeper o
the santa re. arrived last night from
his headquarters Ia Topeka. togoshe
with ~. II. Haig. Thcy were me
here by several other railroad off
ciais.
w. II. Walton. well known loca
photographer, Win return sonigh
from santa re. where he went thi
morning 20 secure picture Of IN
last session Vt the territorial suprem'
bench.
J. O. gath. ansistent district law OF
ficcr, has left for Arkansas 20 attens
number o. hearings for claims OF
the national Forests, and also 20 atien,
the trial % several iire-trespass case
In the federal court at Batcsyille. Ark
lie will oe gone about two weeks.
Regular meetine Of Adah Chaptel
INC 8. q. " g., wall be held this even
flag ii 1880 o'clock In the Masonic
Iiemplc All are requested 10 b.
lpFesent, ~ there viii be election Q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01

.YouR MoxsT RACK m YOU
WANT IT."

officers by order OF the Worthy
Matron.
Enrique A. Bsce WAS arrested this
morning on the southbound train
from this point by Santa Ne OFFICER
Sinclair. He was charged with at
tempting 60 use A pass fraudulenily.
and when arrcSteh had on his person
pass said to nave boon taken from
another native. liaca will have
hearing today or tomorrow.
Charles #. Redmon. an employe OF
local laundry. yesterday sustained
painful bu, not serious injuries in a
fall down the stepa OF the Sturges no.
tel. lie was taken 10 his home. els
North First street In a carriage. hut 10
expected to he out again In about a
month. Mr.. Rcdmon sustained two
broken ribs.
The following executive committee
has been elected by the Bernallllo
county coiored Republican club: J. c.
Click. chairman; Jobn Collins. treas
urer; J, J. Jackson. J.Blalne. Joc
Mitchell. 10. A. Austin. and Charles
iyics. j. r. Lott. president. and Rev.
a. w. Rogers, secretary. are ex-of-
floio members The next meeting Of
the club viii &c held at the call Of the
president.
| 3. J. White widely known In this
part Of the territory as the bean
king OF MOun,ainair.' Is in Aihuuuer-
que today ON business. while here
he disposed OF the sixth carload OF
A. 4 a..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

THE WEATHER.
Tonight and saturday fair. mot
much change Ia temperature.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01

Il had been troubled with conssi-
patton for Two years and tried an OF
the best phyn ciaue IN Bristol. Tenn.
and they could do notninE for me"
writes Thos ". Williams. Mlddlebore.
KY 1.-TWO packnaes 81 Chamber
lain's stomach and isiver Tablets
cured me" For sale b. al dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01

This II slipper time and We can show
sou the nicest assortment IN either
Alligator. Kid o. Feis Homess. Jallets
or opera slippers for Men. Women o.
children. tflcos fuE from ebc to
s2.kD. q Mays Ahee store. sit Meet
csntfai avenue
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-27

@sbuen aersttl serae Dperatio.
mn bst. 4ieie Jroge ideint oeit-
6enldB al fein sd eine @elekpprlus
III tsr GolotaSo Qegislafur EN-.
gebrndt noroen 1T, nelfe Mer3tc,
Me iinti0tige Dperntionen porneh.
men, elmer geiesrt6rieel Sanol
funGspeiie i6uloig mnrbt. iSrnu 81,
Moslert. SO Marosoef Str, Dun.
firf, q. g. idreibt: SD tplrcl
Inn fei1en Nreia dine ben MIpe,::
fr1lltcr i'm @aafIe fem tpoIlen, oeln,
i'm 8eiib 6eIIeIben, fam id ben
,Doftpr itets aus benz Saule boItell
DerleIbe lit nlir cirlnlol III 5tpei Ssob.
rem bef nng eetpelen. 9pmols iag'
te er, bob meirf @otte Wlinoonrm
c~nt5in0iina bate uno er iporte ibl
10 ihiien als m0glif nod Dem Sos
pital idaffen ultl eine Operation
por3uiiebmer. Wenft er an mleiiiel
SteGe mare, lngfe er, tpiiroe CT fei
ne boIbe Stitnoe milf Ser Sinidof
lung .ilod oen Soipitol mnrten. Sd
erpioerte: .Nein", nn6 ioste, oai
i'd sundhit Sbre Weoisin pcrin
den miiroe. Sd s~ebroifte ben gt
penfrdiitet ullo hos 9efl.Gd, Uni
in elmer Wohe battle er mieoer iein
Mrbeit in ieiner @erfitatt anfoe
nonmer.
Jorni's Mlpntfr1ufer lit elm cir
fofeg Seitbefu6brtes arduter -SeiI,
mittef. lleber bunoert Snbre lit G
cine Siilfe fir bic franfe1 uno lei
oenben Menifen eemefen. CT ii
nidt in apotbefen gu buben; fam
iiilr brett bon ben Sabrifonten ooe
0eren Mgenten be3ogen neroen. Wal
idreibe an Or. Beter Gnbrnep
icons Co.. 1875 &c 4opne Mpe,
gbieago, 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-27
(sortieb1tuo bon Der Q. Seite. ]

(Sortiesunp BON Der 2. Seite.l
Gid Dor uno bemerfte oaou: vWtl
malien ben 6 oaegen Seooerlcr
al bieiem Eage einlooen, er iuiirfi
&c ME ber5eiben, .penn inn 6ie-
ies porentbalten seblieben m1re."
ginen Mugenblif 5ogerte Der Mi-
te, bonn iaete er NIT b~tin5eInoell
Musen: @ie ,itebt's, 9aitor San.
len, idreiben mir cine aarte, ODER
ridten sic Die gotidaft miinoIid,
aus?~
SD bin ger,I bereit 3u gebeM"
ermiberte Der anBerebete in fiiblerl,
trofenem Zone, inbes fem Nuee Oh
benz Spred]er porbeiglitt.
Nndmittaes madbte cr iih alti
ben Weg. Didte, graue Monember-
uebel umlagerten ibl oaB er nid)ts
Tim fid Der ou erfenneft permoeb-
te. go mar ct adeiil nit iib felbsr.
Seine @eoanfen ganfelten mieocl
nm Sarriets idones, faltes Bib
bod 5miiden0urd font ibm Die er.
innerutla an 5reieiiirs' Wortc, cll
8enate Mnores' ieItinme 9noclltnlr
gen. Or geoadte audi oeIien, oa5
tie i'm Inn eiit raui6enoes @aed]o-
nale batte bitten fonnen, nad)beal
Ell ibr NIT ieines 2ieblfngsmeiifers
Muiif iein geites gegeben bate.
Sic bate feline 5eele! - Mber NOS
rem bas nidt Ser5enstone. getpeiel:.
in oeneti fie ibm .aeipro9en iiber
ibren Mbideu .gesen Stride uro aIr-
bentpeien? Sattc oas nidt mie eff.
Iides 2eio gefIupgen2 8eipiB forn.
tie nidt ieoer 9arriet Deriteben, biel
5a tief lasen Sic gddhe hires Sc
lena or aber beritailo tic nao
ieit1en Mueen- iolIten oieie Gdase
hIinfen. il.
(1ortiesulla foIat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-27

= Smpfe fir swIadleo1 @auid-
brandt. YoItbeiteIIungen erbeten.
GnSpIes grng Co.,
San MNtonio, Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-27

Gin stiifden anmaBuiig,
mie man es nur felteu trifft. baberl
fid bic Yrobibifioniiten bon Bbf
laOelpbid geleiitet. Sbnen bot es
bitteren 9dmer5 bercitet, oaB 9ois
fer Bilbelm, Gr-4ralioent Mooie
pelt ulo Yrdiioent goft ben be-
riibmten ct. Coulter 8rauberrn
Moolpbus 8ufd anIdRIid ieiner.
iiinglt gefeierten goIoenen @oh3eit
onr1 neberienoung BON @eiheufen
ebrten, oenn onpor, odB Iid BET
Ml,f oes @~efeierten niht BLOB anf
ieine grfolge aIs 9ralier griinoet;
ionoern bieI mebr anf feline Nerfe
oer Ndd6temIiebe, feline Inter
ftiiBung bon gr5iebune, Stunt uac
MiIienidofE boben lie natiirlid fei,
tie Mbnung ODER tpollen tpenisiteiis
IN ibrer Nerbobrtbeit nidfs 0nDolt
fuillen. Nun baben iie cine Neios
luton on ben &nngreB gerittpt,
IN meIder iie Musfunft oariiber per-
IatgterL ME oiR/ obeu @eno1t1iteu
Do5u fa1nes, &erfn @ufd aus5u-
seidnen@ nn0 db pieneidt oos
5faatsoepartemeut babel permit.
telno tdtig getpeien iei. Gs itebt MIR
Su boffen, Dab Der uHperfdamten
@ippe Sic Mnttport, Die iie Der.
=. zRlx 49, nm 80 az