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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
LETTERS OF INQUIRY
TO POSTMASTER THOMAS

Postmaster A. l.. Thomas has re-
ceived three letters of inquiry regard
ing persons whom he has been unable
to locate William Cunningham Of l45
East Forty fourth street. borough of
Manhattan, New York City, is anxious
TO find his uncle, Richard Cunningham,
former sheriff of Shoshone county,
Ida He states that his uncle is sup
posed to be in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Mrs. j. Kelly Of 2l5 West Park
street, Anaconda. Mont, wishes to find
her son, Oscar Kelly, who left there
with young man named John Leon.
ard last April.
The third inquiry is from Mrs. Jcn-
ME Humphreville of DowingtoD, Ches-
ter county, Pa. She says that she has
been trying to find her father, A, Il,
Casta or Josea Casta, for a number Of
wears.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
MYSTERY Of THREE
BURGLAR|ES CLEARED
Former Inmates of Reform
School Make Confession to
City Detectives.

BY causing the arrest yesterday
afternoon in Ogden Of John Edgar,
aged 2l years, Detectives Ripley and
Cleveland of the local force obtained
confession from Ed Leidermann, aged
II years, that clears up the mystery
of three recent burglaries in this city.
beidermann was arrested Friday on
suspicion OF being implicated in the
robbing of the home of NJ, f. Evans,
1888 South First West street. After
his pal Edgar had been arrested in
Ogden and Leidermann had been in
formed of the arrest, he "camc
through with the confession. He adj
mitted that they had robbed the home
of Evans, also that of j. Radson, 1862
Jefferson avenue, and the premises at
763 West Sixth South street. The to-
tai value of the loot secured in the
three hauls was about $500, a portion
of which has already been recovered
by the detectives
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09

chairman Of this civic club. and now
when the club season is over for the
present the cares of her Office have been
left to secretary and she is seeking
much needed rest away from the
heat and oppression of the eastern
states. Mrs. Wister has been in the
west many times, and is devoted ad-
mirer of this part of the country. Just
where she is going with her children
for the summer she has not decided.
but it will be up in Idaho on one of
the streams where real rest and recn-
peration is to be found. Here later
She will be joined by the gifted writer
whose knowledge of the west has
formed the background for his work.
Mrs. Wister, who is in close touch
with all the officers of the general
fedration, had been in correspondence
with Mrs. G. II. McMahon and she will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
MRS. OWEN WISTER
VISITOR TO CITY
of Noted Novelist Is En-
Route to Idaho.

With her four children and nurse.
Mrs Owen Wister. the wife Of the man
who depicted western ideals in "Thc
Nirginian,' is in Salt Lake, making
her way to the northwest for "A long
rest in the wilds of the western coun~
try. Mrs. Wistcr, known to the world
in general rs the wife of clever
writer. is known in her home i'll Phila-
delphia as the foremost worker in the
civic club Of that city, and a great
power for good in the growth of Il
greater and better City of Brotherly
Love. For ten years past the Civic
club has maintained a downtown office
with corps of real workers, club
women all Of them. but not Of the dill
letante kind which holds office but
does not fill it,
Mrs. Wister has for years been the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
I'm TREATY IN A
WEEK OR TEN DAYS
y states and Great Britain TO
A'o'uate Even Questions In
Volving National Honor.
@iated Press,

|1SaiNGToN. July S.-Within a
zen days the signatures OF the
|Es state, PhIlander G.. Knox,
ii HDii,lsh ambassador. James Bryce.
g,aced on the treaty between the
h, sn'es and Great Britain to pro-
~, me arbitration OF all questions
r7s Ueewsen the two countries. includ
al .esi matters OF Vital Importance and
'snlng OF the trenty VIII bring to
~ 1g hcgotiotloDs begun al the in
"A aIesident Taft and ambassador
Il MI MI thls year and Will mar. wIlmt
IA 1ese 1n,se 10 be the greatest sLep
.ns ma,HernaNonal peace ever taken,
\ rs,ige Nnaiges remain TO he made I'm the
srts,aty, srnsy In the phraseology. to which
AN. attention is being given to
sr@ars, M ambiguity or possible chance
isuuction when the treaty comes
|ross ny actual recourse To its
q as ~ Is To be "A model from
4 fba fbIIal arbitration treaties pc
drawn. '' anu ot'Ei hu''''''
os, w'e point OF substance remains to
tlsr ~. 1hd the state department IL
D pr ,ne iast word OF the British for
savs on that subject. There are
n .,, ~ which the object to lie cov-
*ttaInnaS provision Of the treaty can
~. ~ slther Of which would be ac-
d rss.ne e state department. so there
'znsnf '"doic doubt OF complete
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
YOUNG MAN CHARGES CAR
CONDUCTOR WITH ASSAULT


With his shirt front soaked with his
own blood. c. c. Hawks. a bookkeeper,
about 20 years Of age, appeared at the
police station last midnight and told Of
ficers that he had been assaulted by the
conductor motorman and an unknown
passenger or n Second West car at 1l:30
o clock because of a quarrel which had
occurred about the refusal OF the COM
plainapt to close the front door OF the
car after he had entered.
Acting Sergeant Joseph Bush inVest
gated the case and obtained the number
Of the conductor who was In charge Of
the car on which the trouble occurred.
The youth was apparently somewhat
under the influence Of liquor and was told
to appear Monday morning and swear
out warrant for the arrest of his al
legged ASSISTANTS. He had received
scalp wound on the side OF the head.
which was bleeding profusey. but which
did not appear to cause him any lncon-
vcnience. He declined the aid OF sur
geon when IT was proffcred by the Off
GERS and left the station promising 10
return TO file his complaint
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
FORMER SALT LAKE
NEWSPAPER MAN HERE

T.. A. Mcdaniel, former well known
Utah newspaper man, now in the news
paper business at Eureka. Cal. is Salt
Lake visitor. AT one time Mr.. Nc
Daniel was manager of the Salt Lake
Herald, and before and after was con
nected with other papers in the state,
including The Tribune. Mr., Mcdaniel
is en- route home from trip TO La
Junta, Colo, where he has been visiting
his brother County Judge E. W. Nc
Daniel, former telegraph editor of
The Tribune. Mr.. Mcdaniel is meet.
ing many old friends in Salt Lake and
is enjoying his trip immensely. He
expresses astoDisbment Mt the marvel
Gus growth of Salt Lake within the
past few wears.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
SALT LAKER GRADUATES
FROM RENOWNED OXFORD

Frank r. Holman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Holman of this city, viii re
turn home next Tuesday from Oxford
university, the famous educational in
stitution of England, from which place
he graduated with high honors. Mr.,
Holman, who was holder of one of
the Rhodes scholarships to oxford uni
versity, went to England three and
half years ago, after graduating
with honor from the University of
took six months post graduate
course. Mr.. Holman has many friends
in Salt Lake City who Will extend n
warm welcome to him upon his return
To. his old home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
BRAKEMAN is STABBED
BY DRUNKEN PASSENGER

Edward Farley a brakeman on The Saft
.nke Route. was stabbed by drunken
passenger on his train near 'rintlc at $50
o clock yesterday morning. HIS throat was
so badly sla9bed that eight stitches were
required 10 sew UP the wound. Earley' 5
right arm also was cut In several places.
He was taken TO the Holy Cross hospital
in this city. where he was resting well
late last night. The wounds arc not dan
ecrous. The man who did the stabbng
was drunk and disturbing the other pas
seneers. Farley asked him to he quiet
and without a word tho drunken man
drew a knife and began stabbing hira
The man who did the stabbing was arrcs.-
ed and locked UP In jail at Ncphi. where
tho AFFAIR occurred.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
II DEPARTMENT
STILL BEING PR0BED
Neiatcd Press

|,eia'cd Press.
,ssn';lNGTON, July Sin execu-
tns"aGi toG today the house committee
Z s,,aithres In the state depart
d. " examine, it is said. certain
m, on,tArlmont vouchers for sums
y n, ot the department & emer-
n S, The committee desired to
n tsiS tiyS'ner or not these vouchers
y, fo tales Of Edouble salaries, -
10 w work on special commissions
.hr siisons who also were drawing
| ION 'dfles ns from the department 3
lburi representative Hamlin of
dsts, reaa'rman Of the committee,
.sihle al least that he will,
\ den, nnd out whether, as he said,
|errppaanlment is not paying from
|1ns se9ey e9y fund extra compensation
VI ITS employees by placing
d special commissions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
Instructs in Physical Education.

The university summer school VIII have
with II for the rest OF their summer term
DR. william G.. Anderson. instructor In
physical education ut Yale university. VINO
viii co operate with Prof. Holn In putting
the finishing touches on the course that
has been given by the school OF physical
education A feature In heavy Gymnas-
anDaratus Will be worked UP for an ex-
hibItion TO be given at the close OF the
summer school II. s. Anderson. brother
OF DR. Anderson: and also OF the depart. :.
mont OF physical education nj Yale. Is
here also and will be seen on the campus.
He will not take part in this years sum
school
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09

spend part of today with her. Whils
no active work along cInb lines will be
taken up through her visit, as all the
the local clubs are adjourned. there will
be conference on civic work as it will
be treated at the biennial of 1912, for
which Mrs. McMahon is chairman OF
the programme committee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
ONLY S1.OO

To Ogden and return July 18th, via
Oregon Short Line for Merchants sect
Acquainted - outing at the Hermitage
in Ogden canyon. Twenty-four trains,
Forty-fve minute train leaves Salt Lake
600 p. IN. City Ticket Office, Hotel
Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
Takes Time to Enter Plea.

Ressie Jones. negress. who is charged
,yith robbery Of Robert Frue. n white
man. was arraigned before Judgte, t, s9w,ddmn S}ndan
20 niond The defendant was arresteu
fT Friday night by Patrolnan Armstrong
r-,,,n savs ne will push the prosecution
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
No Clew to Moran Robber.

city detectives who are working on the
ease OF the robbery at the home Of p. j.
Moran. Eleventh East and South Temple
streets. which occurred a week ago. and
coat and 5000 in cash. have yet found
NO definite clcw. The officers are con-
fident thnt the theft WAS committed by
Some one familiar with the premises.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
browns in Irrigation Ditch
| IA Ti,e Tribune.

Special TO The TrIbuhe.
pocrrANp Ida, July S.-Thc eleven
,cnreoi1 nDoIS boy OF Mr. and Mrs. John Frank
Adams of the Rociiand G CreeM dj,cb d's1raer near
WaI ,nnIr home Yesterday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
SALT LAKE ARRIVALS
AT san FRANCISCO

Special TO The Tribune
SAN FRANCISCO. July S.-Salt Lake
arrivals at Palace hotel: Mr.. and Mrs
f. F. McGlnnis. Horace II. Cummings
w, j. Bsrrettc and wife, Margaret T.
Wltchcr,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
MERCHANTS EXCURSION

To Ogden July 10th. via Oregon Short
Line, Round trip Sl.0o. Twenty.four
trains. Outing at the "Hermitage' IN
ogden canyon. City Ticket Office, Hotel
Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09

If your want be situation. make
it known by the insertion of a want
"ad" in The Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09

Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent $50.
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Sas G~infommemitener : Mmenbe=
ment.

Atttti%
Gen lebten ooriiber erbdlti6en
Na6ridten 5ufolge 6aben Die geiet.
gebenoen &orperi6aften bon nelllr-
uno5mon5ig Staaten oas in Ilts'
iid)t genommene @~infommeniteuer-
ENHANCEMENT CUR 8unoes Serial.
Jung ratlfi5iert. Gbe ieoob oos
ENHANCEMENT @eieeesfroft erlangen
tann, boben nod ~minoeitens iedJs
Staaten Dem 9eiipiel gu folgen, Oa
cine oreipiertd Mebrbeit Ser 4e
Staaten, I'M @on3ell aIio 35 Staa-
ten ii6 81 @nniten Der ginfIbrltis
eines Sunoes = @~infommeniteuer
dusgeiproden baben milien.
8isber lit bon oen folgenoen
Staaten arfonias uno Seneliee
6oben ii6 ibnen ea1l5 fir3lid erit
angel6lolien oos in 4usiidt ge.
nonlmerte ENHANCEMENT rutifi5ier1
moroelr. alabama, Mrfonias, @oli.
fornio, Georgia, Soabo, Satnois,
Soma, St1oiana, aentudp, aanios,
Morplono, Maine, Niifigan, Wii.
Iliiippi, Miiiourt, Montana, Nebras.
ia, Nepaoa, Nortb Carolina, Nortb
0ofota, Ohio, Oregon Sflabomo,
Solltb 9ofota, Soutb Carolina,
Senneiiee, Seras ul1o @aibington.
Ole 9eieBgebenoen &orperibaftcn
Don neun Staaten limo iid iiber sic
6raee nod nidt idIiiiiig ~eeiuoroen
Die Situation ldBt iib in foleenocr
@eiie 5uiamntenfalien: Connecticut:
feines Der beioen Sauler bat bisler
ilber bie @nnobme ober 4~blebmlng
oes amendments abgeItimmt, ood
lieet Elm &omite6ei6luB Dor, Oct
lid geeen oie Nnnabne allsipribt.
Gelapore: nod feine Mbitimmllitq.
Slorioa: oas Saus bat oas Mnlelt.
oement rotifi5iert mabreno Der 8e-
l6luB oes Senots nod mlsltebt.
Maiia6uietts: bonn 9aus angenoal.
men, nod feine Senatsabitimnullg
Netp Dorf: POM Senat at1genoir.
men, oas Sous miro innerbaIb fir,
ger 3eit ieine gntideionng t~reffen.
Genniplponia: nod feline @bltint-
muilg, bod ipridt iid Elm aomitebe-
ridt 5l @uniten oes Mmenoenlellts
aus. &booe Sslono: Der antrae
mlroe I'M Sabre 1910 abgelebnt, liz
oieiem Sabre rilbt Die Ineelegen.
belt. @ireinia: Der Gent fir, oas
Sous eeeen @nnabme oes @meitoe.
nents. @iseoniin: int @aule onae-
nonllllell, nod feine g(bitim1nllllg IN
Senat.
Sn Sen foleenoen lieben Staoterl
purbe oas ENHANCEMENT Don oell &c.
lebgebenoen &orperidaften il.
nlan6en Sa1en NOR MIR Der Senai
oogegen - nieoereeltimmt: 2ouilia-
M, Minneioto, Nep SampfDirc,
Nen Seriep, lltab, @eit-@ireil,in
ulo @pomine.
9ie 2egisldtur pom 8eraol1t, sic
i'm Sabre 1910 gegen Die Matifi5ie-
rung BEG ginfomenlteuer- Mmenbc-
ments ltimmte, tritt erft i'm nad)-
item Sabre mieber %5ulanlnen.
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5taat SDto. DO.
Q1frns Souufh as

u W u " l liz S2.
grants. gDenep beI1m5rt, oaB
er Der dltere gartner Der Sirma S. s.
.gbeaeb nub Go. lit, peIde @eiddfs
te in Der Staot Eole5o, in obensenanrs
tenn gountb uub Staate, tut, mnb 6ab
befagte Sirmn Die 9u1nme bon Ell n;
bunDert 9oIIars fir ieben Sea
pom &atarrb be5ablen fpirb, Der bur1 ben
@ebrau6 bon 9nIIs &atarrb<
@ur nidt gebeilt perben Tam.
Granf S. 6 E eb,
Bei6tporen bon MIR linb unters
i1rieben in meiner @egennnrt
am 6. September q. 8. '36.
SiegeI,
q. 50. @Ieaion, 0ffentlider Notar
9au's &atarrb<&ur tpirb innerIi1 ees
npmnen unb tpirft brett a1f 6as Blut
unb Die f6leimisen Oberfldden bes 6p~
TENS. 2aBt @u6 Sengnifie fret aus
i6tden.
s. S. gheneb& 60. SoIebo. g.
Berfauft bon allen Mpot1efen, 75e.
6au's EamiliensEfuen finb bic beiten.
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Cine perhGnanispoQe grt

Cine perbanenispoae grplo-
lion, Die porausiibtli6 mebrere
Mtenidenleben foiten miro, bat iif)
in Dem aaliteinbru6 9Iittersoori
i'm GliaB ereisnet. Gurd elm Ser
ieben bel Sprenearbeiten fog eine
Guantitat 8ulper auf obne baB es
ben in Der Nabe beId)dftigten 5abI-
rei6en arbeitern moglib eeipeien
mare, ii6 reht8eitig in Siherheit
81 bringen. Stint Mrbeiter prroen
10 iftper perlebt, BOB an ibrem @uf-
fomlinen ge5peifelt miro; orei Mann
limo nit lei6teren 8|erlebungen ou-
pongefommen.
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Sinter ben &uliiien oes Sir.
Gus Sarrafalli in Stuttgart gob es
cine furdtbare giferiudtsIsene i'm
Sen enfdfig. IS tit Sriib, isgsaeti,
nnr Der 9oinpteur &aupt lieat lid
bereits ieit e%i,iger 3eit eilelr be-
oeuteno gelteigerten Semperamcntr
ieiner 81 1fleglinge gegeniiber. Nlttl
limo Die bcioen 2omenmanndci
Gin nnO anton idon lai1glt erbittcr-
fe gipalen Der ihonen iuneell 20
min &leopatra gegenii6er uno an
aiei@ereien bat es IT ben Jet.e1 IA
gen nid)t gefeblt. @abreno Ser Dor
fiibrnng Der @ruppe fam es fiira-
lid bereits 81 elmer fleinen Hldn
felei Dor p~eriammeltem In6lifum
Iber falm batte Ser Saupt letlie
Summer 6eenoet uno Die 2onin III
Die @itteriDagen 5uriifgetrieben, 81
%Iiiir5te Inton auf Cur nit blutriills
'lfiger @ier los. Die beioen rieiigelI
Sopenlei6er baaten ii6 81 einen
anduel 5uiamnen. 4ae 5empera
mente Der 8eltiennatur ibienell los
oelaiien. Serr Saupt iprang, BE-.
iorgt Inn Die beioen foltbariten Ser
Sorraianii6en 2open, NIT Sooe$.
neradjtung III Die @itter5eQe uno
riB Die beioen Siere init Hielen.
fraftcn alfseinonoer. Seine Horo-
neliniform ging babel in tmileno
aSeBen. Gin Sdnperpcrmunoeter lag
altf Dem eneen Sd)ladtfeloe. IS
mar Der Come 2ltr, Dem Dos Glllf
mitten alts Der 9rilit aus ciner ST..
|r;iienen Sdlogaocr berporipritte.
Nion alarmierte iofort sic Mcr5te.
Fem arnielt 9iere Dereiligen idoll
Die arofte, als es 9elang, Ben @hlt-
itroin ein5uoammen. 0un liegi Sur
III Der Observation-Disclosures ino
Bot MuBe, iiber feline 2%iebesoumm.
beit nad8uoenfen nno einen edteu
observation-disclosures ars5ui6lafen.
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8pbnen @eitcr in ben gimpfen:

gtielnals. @ber es lit in Der
Siimpfen, Warihef 8apons I'M,
9ieoerungen serug @efabr borban
Den. 9as iino Die Malnria : Seine
Die Sdiittelfieber, Sdtp1de, S6mer
sen in ben &nohen nno bieaeih'
Sppbns er5eugen. electric 8itterl
i6eioet oieie Seine pom 8lute alts
9rei Slaiden baben es Bel mir &c
ton, idreibt @m. SretpeG bon Gil
cana, g. s. SOC BET alien Druggi
item.
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totIdhlid matt iett. @os tit eir
ungeinnoer 3uitono, mie er ourd
rniere Serfaiiung ntht beabitdtigt
lit. Iber ben @eli6ten nun einfady
Die 9efugnis 81 e1t3ieben, oas
bieBe oas ain0 nit Dem 8abe aus
i6iitten. 90 loHge uniere @eieBz
ge61ng in eiler 10 miloen, MON
mod)te iogen rnlia6lide1t @eiie be-
trieben miro mie jebt, lit es gut,
ooB mir III ben @ertdten cine &oll
troabe6oroe iiber bie 2egislotaren
boben. 9fur iollte oas Gedt oieier
&ontro1ierung bei6rouft iperoen.
gfid)t na6 perbprge11en @ebeimlnii=
ien ioate man in Der 8erfaliultg
lud)en, io1oert ieille @nti6eioun
gen MIR nad) Dem obgeben, mus
offen ul1o flar 5lt Gage liegt.
Berger mil eeluiiicrntoBen al
Stelle Der geri6tli6en aontrollbe-
boroe oas goIf ietell, inoeln er Dos
Geferel1oln1 ouf Die rationale Sc
leB9ebalg a1soebnt. Sin uno fir
lid cine quite Soee. aber leioer
bot lid) oas Neferer1oum bisber nus
i'll beidranften @ren5elt belpabrt, es
perollgenteinern ltno auf Die Sec.
tionulgeiebgebuug ilbertragen mare
proftiib unourdlfiibrbar. gin Soft
Don bllnoert Miuionen, bas ell 0e1
bet Don Ser @r0Be ltllieres 2onoes
benobnt llno oas oie oerl6ieoenlten
Slterelien beriidiidtigen mliB, fam
nidt fortiuabrero ilber allgen1eille
@eiebesporlaee1l abltin1men. ginnen
fnr5em miiroen mir ein 9urGeinan.
Der bober, nie es ii6 idlimmer niht
oenfen laBt.
nno nun Die 9(bidoffu1g oes
Senats. @s lit mobr, Der Genet
5ablt ultter i~eillelt Wfitglieoern biz
(e, oie unie Berger iagt, ipeoer Ser
treter eirres Staotes nod Der 9e-
polferullg iilo, ionoerll Die leoig.
lib geuilie raffgierige Gereinigu1l-
gen oertreten. Gr lit cine Gorper-
idaft, Die lpeeelr Der aorrlptioib
init Der Die @obl ibrer Mitglieoea
ballfig perfniipft lit, Die i6Iinmnltetl
| offentlidell Sfonoale eeliefert bat,
Die Die @eid)idte Der Station ouf.
peiit." @ber trob alleoeln iebell iuir
nid)t Elm, norulll mir bteie &orper-
l6aft 0esDalb abldaffen n%uiiiien.
alt6 90 foi1lell iuir aloere Mit-
tel ormenoen. 9os nidtigite lit oic
Numbering oes @ablmoous. @er-
ben bic Senotoreil eemablt lpit
Die 9fepraientallten, 10 neroell iid
uiele idlimnne Ginfliiiie, Die liG
iest i'm Senat geltelo modem, niSt
geltello MADDEN follilet. Ser Scnol
lit oaltn cine nolfsoertretenoe &or.
peridaft, mie irgeno cine onbere.
mol nidt better mie anoere, obel
oitI nidt idlebter. lttio jeoeniaas
cine aorperidaft, fiir oeren Gitoli
tat 0as @ol* perontlportli6 lit ull>
auf oeren GuaIitqt es ieinen Gin.
fln6 eltsiibea fanrt. @dblt Bog &olt
oann idledte- 2eute, 10 lit ebell
!;id)fs oagegell gu maden. 0olbs
!dieAieit 2elte lpirb es oaislt ober
md. in oas Observation-Disclosures
nablen ullo ourd Die Ablhofflnns
ecs Sauats bitten mir nid)ts gel1oa.
nell. &ol ober piel perlorelt. Gem
aaa man iogel, mas nlolt nil,
oas 3fpei-3 anlmer- Spftem lit bot
nod i1nn1er better urto iiherer ais
oas einfammeripltent. 9os benefit
u1s Die 9raris tagtaglid BET III
ieren Staatslegislaturen.
Hatentmittel uno @emaltfuren
aae beioe fonnen mir nidt ge-
brouden, iolloern l1ur cine rllbige,
proftlide, poriidfig poreebenoe sc
aololung. Sic allein lit in Mirfli6'
felt cine yfeform.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-05
Die frGftieIten Mrbeiter baben

5ufueilen anfdae bon Miioigfeit, ois
aus Der ltnoronung I'M Magefr, IN
Der 2eber ulo ben @ingetpeioen ent-
lteben. Gin paar DOZEN boz
8riflp Nib 9itters belfcr
Dem ab, r%einigen 6os 9lut uno brin-
gen neues 2eben in bie Ioern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-05

Wiimsen %perlanst. Sir be5ubIen
$500 fir ieoes $t.0O @oloItiif. 81
lnItriertes @iin5enbu6 gum gerfalti
25c. Mager Sdarlad, 0umismoti.
fer, 315 Ilomo 8lo5a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-05

Die Meniden, oie man an
%ueriigiten fennt, nenlt man a..
mobnli6 gefonnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-05

Ger Spnaoalrot beg i6mei-
ser &antons @raubiinoten bat be-
ifloiien, Die 3%nlaiiung bon 6rauen
5n 8aitoroten 81 geitatten. Ser Be
idluB NOR Die Solge 0es 8eiuGs
elmer 6rau, Dem @ernebmen nod
elmer in 8euti6lano ~geborenen ma.
tlthaliiierten Mmerifanerin, Inn Die
Grlau6nis, Yreoigten 81 halten. Sic
batte olf amerifanii6en uno eng(i-
ihen Seminarell lire 8riifungen
por5Iglih beitanoelL uno Die Spno-
De itimmte fir grteilung Der erbete=
men @euebmieung. Die proteitanti-
ide Stride in Der Shipeia lit col
piniitii6 in Ser 9oftrin uno pres
bpteril6 in Ser Sorm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16
SURELY BREAKS THE
MOST SEVERE COLD
IN SEVERAL HOURS

There IL not one grain ~ quinlne
In Pape's Cold Compound. which.
when taken every two hours. until
three consecutive doses are taken.
will surely end the grippe aud break
up the most severe cold. either In
the head. chest. back. stomach or
limbs.
II promptly relieves the most mis-
crabie headache. dnllnsss. head and
nose stuffed up. fcyeFishncss. sneeE
ing. sore throat. running Of the
nose. catarrhal affections. soreness.
stiffness and rheumatic twlngea
Pape'a Cold Compound IL the re
suit OF three years research at n
cost Of more than fifty thousand
dollars, and contains no quinlnc.
which We have coneiuslvcly demon.
ntsased Ia not effective In the treat
ment OF colds or grippe.
Take this harmless Compound As
directed. with the knowiedEe that
there IL no other medicine made
anywhere eiss In the world which
will cure your cold or end Grippe
misery an promptly aud without any
other assistance or bad aftsreff.cts
AZ a z5-cent package az Papc'e Cold
Compound. which any druggist In
the world can supply.