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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
JOCKEY CLUbCASE
WILL Be PUSHED
Governor Will Persist in Efforts
TO Prevent Bookmaking by
Annulling Charter.

Proceedings looking TO the annul
ment of the charter OF the Jamestown
Jockey Club, of Norfolk. will not be
stopped because OF the mistriul III the
quo w0rranto hearing on Monday. &c
Cording to II statement ISSUED yeste:-
duy by Governor Mann. On the con-
trary. the efforts To secure Il decisio on
which Will prevent this club from hold
ing another race meet Will lie pushed
with renewed effort.
firmly convinced as ever that the club
ate, and thinks that as the matter
stands ut present, the quo warranto
proceedings should he the most effec-
tive, IA has had a conference with
Assistant Aforementioned Il. B. Davis
on the subject, and, acting upon the
wishes OF the Governor, Mr.. Davis will
seek another date for Il new trial.
Judge Jesse +. Nest who sat for
Judge McLcmorc at the hearing in the
Circuit Court for the city of Norfolk.
said that he could take up the case at
any time after December l o.
In his instruction to the jury. Judge
West defined bOokmn king to be amy
recording or registering of bet, hold
Ing that the form OF betting at the
Jamestown track constitutes bookmak-
ing. lie instructed the jury. however.
that II IL believed the lease of TIE
track to Bob Levy to be genuine, the
Illegal betting since the lease was
made would not be sufficient ground for
hnnullinS the charter of the James
town Jockey Club. t#I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
fine LAW POINT
WILL Be DECIDED
Unique Insurance Case Argued
Before Federal Court of
Appeals.

Whether II policy OF fire insurance
issued by II local agent of the insurer
to himself upon his own property with
out notification by him to the insurer
or that fact is Sliding upon the In
surer will be question for the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals to de-
eide.
This court yesterday heard argu-
ment in the case OF the Spring Garden
Insurance Company, of Philadelphia,
plaintiff in error, against r. Gilbert
wood, who sues for the benefit Of him
self. the Roanoke Sheet Metal Corn
pany and ]. d. wood; in error to the
Circuit Court at Richmond.
~ 1909 Wood the Richmond agent
policy for $4,000 on the .Haytokah Inn
at Burkeville. Va, a hotel which he
owned. 1t is claimed that he failed to
notify the insurance company of the
action, and 1t resisted payment on the
policy when the building was de-
stroyed by fire.
Cause was argued by George Bryan,
of this city, for the plaintiff in error,
and George T. Caskie and James n.
Caskic. of Lynchburg. for the defend
ant in error, and submitted.
The following judges were In at
tendance: Circuit Judges Goff and
Pritchnrd and District Judges Nc
Doweli, Conner and Smith.
James r. Caskie, of Lynchburg, was
admitted to practice.
To- day will be observed as n holiday
by the court, 1t having adjourned until
tomorrow morning at 1880 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
SHOOTS AT INTRUDER
mrs. BERNARD Goodwin Rcpcls Midnight As
III snilnnt With Her lIushnnh's listnl.

Mrs. Bernard Goodwin. OF 30it Beverly
6treet. rcpeiIcd II white man from her door,
lntc Tuesday niHh! by airing a, him with
her husbands pistol. Though no blood
stains were fousa Or tho porch the follow
her mark, for she fred point blank. and the
Would-hc intruder rcelcd and fcll from the
porch. She notified The police. but did no:
AK for assistance
Mrs Goodwin was alone with her chill
Stcn. when, shortly before !. O'Clock SOM,
on knocked on the door. She opened the
600: ana ordered che man away 10 con-
1!nued 10 hammer at the door. and then she
got Mr.. Goodwin's pistol. She opened the
door again aud pulled the trigger. StaSSer-
ing away the man disappeared IN The dark
ness
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
SERVICES TO-DAY


THANKSGIVING services VIII be held IN most
OF the Richmond churches to-day.
KEY, u. clay LILY II. l., pastor of the
Grace Street PRESBYTERIAN Church viii!
preach az 1850 O'clock 10 the students OF
Richmond COLLEGE aud other schools IN inc
chapcl OF Richmond College.
Key. Frank L. Wctis, iustur OF The Hrond
Street M"'hodist Church. will preach IN
sermon At nninn Thanksgiving s.ry!c,
IN the PARK Place Methodist Churcu
Services viii sake place ~ Inc First ,.burrh
o. Christ Science n II o'ciocE
= ne annual Thanksgiving message. ia th,,
Ihflstiars o! Richmond VIII uc Delivered al
u o'clock IN thc Third Christian Church br
He", :. w. Long pastor OF In. ,'ownT,,I1
slenut CHRISTIAN Church
y special sermon Will H., IclIys,ca "a. i,
O'clock by Rev. f.. y. CnIisch. IN, ID r,,,f,,
o. the Beth Ahabah Temple
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
POLICE COURT CASES

Hearing of Alleged HiEhwnymen, Edward
smith and James stevens. IL Continued.
The hearing OF Edward Smith, and James
stcycns. alias james King, colorcd, charged
with having assaulted and robbed l!ncuS
Grazcck nearly three week ago. was con-
tinucd In Police court yesterday morning
to December . The negroes were arrested
In Newport News and were brought back TO
Richmond by Bicycle Policeman smith.
Dewitt, Schermit suspected NJ having rob
bed Mike Losick Of So, WIS dismissed.
The hearing OF Preston Harris, Colored.
charged with shooting Mt bora Brown. was
continued TO December ..
The hearing OF Ida Lynch coiored, chnrG-
ed with stealing SId from John Rubis. was
contiaued also 10 December :.
Hannah Ligsou. colorcd charged with
stealing a pair Of tan shoes from James
Foster. WAS dismissed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
KICK ABOUT STATION
Complaints of Chatham People Henrd
by Corporation Commission.

ComrinintS of Chatham People Hcnrd
by Corporation Commission.
Station facilities at the town of
chatham were under consideration
Yesterday Ut Il public hearing held by
the state Corporation Commission. 4
formal complaint against the Southern
Railway was filed and prosecuted by
Dr. w. p. Parrish. Mayor of the town.
w. i. Tredway, attorney for the
town. introduced Charles Z. Perry, ]. p.
Hunt, D. j. PATTERSON and Dir. Parrish
as witnesses. They testified that the
facilites We're entirely inadequate both
as to the handling of freight and the
convenlences for passengers. II is diff
hcult they said, to get freight un-
loaded and loaded at the station,
where wagons are forced to remain for
(" long time. Passenger facilities are
saia TO be badly congested.
It seemed to be the disposition of
the Southern. which was represented
by II. H. Tunstall. of Norfolk. to admit
that changes were necessary, or ut
least desirable. The only witness for
the road was III. l.. Hutchins, general
superintendent for the northern di-
vision. lie explained the impracti-
cahi,ity of enlarging the station In
certain respects.
At the conclusion, the railroad
agreed to submit to the commission
some possibilities in the way of plans
for Detterment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
DIAMOND RINGS
SEIZED By POLICE
Jewels Worth $500, Found on
Negro Prisoner, Stolen in
Roanoke.

Discovering diamond rings valued
at between $1,000 and $1,000 on the
person of John Turner sixteen-year-
old negro, Detective-Sergeants Wiley
and Kellam yesterday morning solved
the mystery of jewelry theft in Roa-
noke on November II. and charged the
young negro with the crime.
The jcwelry. Which has boo partial
ly identified from the DESCRIPTION sent
out by the Roanoke police, was stolen
from the store of J. T. Henebry, los l. 3
Salem Avenue. Southwest, Roanokc.
The two detectives had learned that
the negro was In town. and began
their search for him early in the
morning. They sighted him on Broad
Street. and followed him for two hours.
All unsuspcctiug, the negro entered
u pawnshop on West Broad Street and
attempted to dispose of some of the
stolen loot. He put on show Of in
dignation at first, but soon quietly
submitted to arrest. He was Immc-
diately taken to police headquarters,
where ne was searched.
Tied up in n dirty handkerchief
twenty-three rings. OF various prices.
were found, They were poured out
on Captain .McMahon's desk, and al
most In the beginning II was suspected
that the jewelry had been stolen from
Roanoke. Telegraph inquiries settled
all doubt, and the negro will be held
for tho Roanoke authorities.
Turner Mt first stated that he had
come from Lynchburg. Later he said
that he came from Jacksonville, Fla.
and that jeweier In that city had
sent him to Richmond to Sell the
rings. Further questions the boy re-
fused 10 answer. He was neatly
dressed. and talked intelligently.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
Marriage Licenses.

Washn gton. November 29.-Mnrriage IL
censes have been Issued to the following:
Charles n. Beaslcy. Jr.. and Mary S. Ncis-
ter, both OF Lynchburg, W.; Douglas T.
Gray, OF this city, and Mary P. Potts, Of
weedonsyille. Va: Harry a. Henley and
W. Grimes. OF Hcrndon. Va, and Sarah f.
Harding. OF this city; Edmund r. Elliott,
mile, OF Norfolk, va; William e. Creel and
Grace l.. Payne, both OF Vernon Mills, Va:
Thomas ". Lewis and Carrie " Beale. both
OF NIitchells, Va: Thomas II. Dean and
Agnes r. Hyise. both of Bnileys Gross
Roads. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
Chichester to F,nt,, Term.

Governor Mann yesterday designated
Judge T.. II. l. Chichester, ot stafford,
to hold the remainder &C the Septem-
Der term OF the law and Equity Court
OF Richmond. The former designation
OF Judge Chichester was because of
vacancy which then existed. due to the
death Of Judge John II. Ingram, and.
after the appointment OF Judge Bev-
crly 7. Crump to MI the position it
became necessary for II new designn-
ton Judge Crump will ascend the
bench at the beginning OF the Decem-
Der term. which VIII be December II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
BULLFRoGs BUSY
win Hop and crons at SATURDAY., Football

VIII Hop and Crouk at saturdays Football
Game.
Orders were issued last night rs Bul!!ros
Major - + Bigger. duty countcrsiERed by
AdJutun; Fontniue Jones, requiring the buli-
frps battalion o; the Richmond Iucs 10 re.
port at the football game Saturday ar
tcFnnou FOR the purpose Of roofing FOR the
local soldiers In their tiRht against the
Norfolk Light Artillery Riucs First cal
Will Ne ~ 2-2) ami assembly AT 2:iJ.
Uniforms are L" consist % civilian clothes
fatigue cars, pa"nants. colors and cancS
"HetNeen halves the battalion will form
Tor 81 zig gag march ;:pon the neih." y
mass m, ting VIII be hsld al the armory
'o.m"rrow night 20 practice yciis and songs
Lastly th4 order says: Remember Fred.
cTicksuUEg.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
Hnnhtinc Lnl,nsinn

4 regular Charles \ Johnston boosting
party arrived in the city yesterday in the
persons of Captain James II. Johnson. an
attorney. and Charles |. Wade well known
banter OF Chris,iaEsburg, who want to sec
MI Johnston elected TO the office OF Audi.
tor Of Pubic Accounts.
CAPTAIN Johnson. who Is not related Ia Tho
candidate. says that he knows OF no man
IN the state better fitted FOR the place than
dis iclloT townsman, while Mr.. Wade says
;he state would bc fortunate In getting Mr
JohIstoHs services, lfe '1''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
- - - -
IN BANKRUPTCY

Rndiuni spray Company, Of Virginia tInc.)
Goes 10 the Wall.
The following petitions In voluntary bank
ruptcy were filed yesterday I'm the office Of
the clerk OF the United States District
Court:
The Radium Spray Company. OF Virginia
Unc.); liabilities s5l,.4i, and assets. Se,S05if.
which consist solely of debts due open
accounts. The petition was ilnd By the
conipany's president. w. r. Benton.
J. w. McLnren. guard nj the stale Peni-
ten!ary; liabilities. t4lL2i, and INSECTS. 81, 3ss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
FREE DINNER
Men, Women and Children VIII Visit Mid.
nirhi NIiAAInn.

\ free dinner will he served this after
noon at ? o'clock to cx-convcts. pcnnilcss
men, women and ch'Idrcn and other unfort-
mates al the Midnight Mission. lii7 East
Franklin street.
In observance o; Thanksgiving there Will
be an all-day meeting At 1880 a. NJ. a
special service VII iake place; at 800 r.
NJ, revival. and II. NJ. II home coming
meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
proeeea Aenlnst pelinauents.

The names Of sixty-two, delinquent cor
porations in virg:< a. which failed to max >
n rcport Il the Internal Revenue Depart
ment OF their earnings for 1910, will be plac-
ed in the hands of the district attorney to-
morrow for legal action. Most Of these con /
cerns are of minor Importance. practically
ali OF those whose business Ia OF large. pro-
portions having complied with tho law at
an early date.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
Interested In vIrglnin,

Commissioner G. ". I<oiner, of the
Department Of Agriculture. has re-
turned from st. Joseph, Mo. where he
attended the meeting OF the National
horticultural Congress He made an
address there on Virginia fruit and
the literature about the possibilities
of tbs state which he took with him
was much In demand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
Awaiting Expense Accounts.

Certipcates of election to- eighteen
men elected TO the State Senate, and
to thirty eight elected to the House
are being withheld by the Secretary
OF the Commonwealth until such time
as the recipients comply with the law
by sending in their expense accounts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
GOES INTO cHANcERY
rrolonep,d litigation Anticipated

Barnes Island.
Judge p. II. l.. Chichester. sitting yester-
day In the Law and Equity Court. entered
an order transferring the case OF Barnes
and Jones against the city OF Richmond. for
possession OF an island In James River. to
the Chancery Court The question Of own
crship Of the Island will be made an issue
out OF chuncery for further DETERMINATION
Meanwhile the city has possession, pro-
tccted by Hn Injunction restraining the
claimants from enforcing cjcctment until
the chancery cause has been determined.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
Tor Need, Confederate wo,,cr

ponaiion Day will be observed al ~.
ZONE 10. Needy Confcderatn Women. 2 East
S.sHe street, to-day, There are twenty !.
sNlhE them Thanksgiving celebration hs :
Spp.aleI stronEy to those people VINO IN
ncf5lsnd what the INSTITUTION has lon. IN.
peeted that II WILL prove to be q most nanny
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
CHURCH is SOLD
Westminster, Presbyterian Congregation Dis
poses of Old Lot.

poses OF Oid Lot.
An order was entered yesterday In The
city Circuit Court authorizing the trustees
OF Westminster Presbyterian Church TO sell
the present church property. located at
Grove Avenue and Elm Streets, fronting
siSty-flvc feet nine inches on Grove Avenue,
to w. L. Smith for sos per front foot. the
lot running back i35 feet to an alley. The
building Is retained by the church. and IL
to be removed from the lot on or before
March u.s. 1872. and the proceeds from the
sale of the 10, TO be used in payments on
the building OF n new church on Park Ave-
nue. 3r, IN I2..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
L.cnNeA Volunteers.

NJ. Wallace. of Company C. First Regi-
ment, was accepted yesterday by
Adiutant General w. w. Sale An cleo
ton will soon be held to I'LL the va
cuncy, -..#. 'Hr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
,Iarriara Licenses.

Marriage licenses wsre Issued yesterday In
the IIust,ngs Court to George W. Gleason
and Eek WHITAKER; W.liarS Lee Beale and
Martha j.. ,Priddy John j. Berry and Maudes
a. Farmer, and to Nelson II. Dudley and
Mamie H. ,Trihble. ,i3lE lts siH,4igs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS GROW
Gnin OF s45,5s0.5I I'm November over
Same Month OF Inst Yeur.

4 gain OF SI5.6ss.ol wnu nude IN tie COT
iec,ions OF duty NJ the Richmond custom
honae for the month ending to-day over the
month OF last yenr. This bis
Increase is certain Indication that Rich
mond is growing as an Import centre. The
total duty received FOR the month s5',-
1850. while that for November. 1910. was
4, !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30

n Mrs. J.sIs r BurTou CHS, Tor eighteen years
the head of bethany Orphans Home, near
Bon Alr,.is critically III. There arc, ut pres
ont fosty-cight children in the homo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
Holiday Mt capitol.

AZ departments az the Cap;trl viii
holiday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
Tr,,ste.s AnnoInted,

An order was entered yesterday In the
City Circuit Court appointing c.. E. 3 Chand-
Ter a trustee of Epworth Methodist Church,
South. In place. of David s. Wnlis. resigned.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-09

init forsgeiestem 2ebensmanoeI"
eiinitig am itimmen uno bic @utbei.
Bung beg Gertraaes ourf5uIeselt.
Sefretar 0farrp oeriab oas 0ofl,.
l1ent, lobalo es bum Senat fam, 10.
tort NIT ieincr llnteridrift uno oas
3iel par prreidt.
Natlrlid BOT oie @eididte ol1d
cine Worol, ben 8ersleid 5milden
0amallger 3eit uno Der iebieen, Ser
8albtnetoner @broniit u~nierer goae
bot mol faum 8%elegenbeit. bon BEL
ortlgen Sr9ien Ser 8oQerei Al, be.
rtdten; Der veute Son" Der @eiell.
lhatt lhltebt bel,te aus, mas oamoIs
lelhlt In fetnen &reiiel1 foum bean.
ltanoet7wnroe 2ellte, oie Dem Col.
oateu sic &antine pertpeigern, on:.
len offentli6 oo6 nidt 5eigen. mus
lie iid lit Der Sternenfommer, iub
rola, mie I'M 9ren1er 9fatsfeuer, lei
item. Ole Diplomatic ser @ege,l.
mart beridmabt aud lolhe Mittel.
8os Die oiplomatilden &iinite Ser
@roBfapitals MonopoIe ODER gar
Der @oloenen Suternotionole Be.
trifft, ent5iebt itd Sen 8lifen profa-
ner Seffentlidfeit uno bas Shed.
Bud lit peridtpiegeu,
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Die 8latrad)e bel ben 8alferu
Nlbantens.

90 piel iid aisd) mooerne Sulti5.
bemiiben mag, Die 8lutra-
ide aug ienen 2anoeru ausaurotten,
IN oenen lie nod bcitebt Der 8raud,
4nno Der Wiae oieler 81lfer lit
iitdrfer als ale @erihtsborfeit.
8oriifo, Saroinien un0 Dor al
lem Die 9ewobnet Mlbonie ns uno
Wfontenegros RIDDEN p~eraoiienes
glut pieoer NIT gIut uno iibelt
Die Selbitperseltine. Sci ben aalt.
faiiern, ben Snoern uno mo- ionst
in fernen f%ulturarmen 2dltoern Die
glutrade geiibt miro, mag iie iie)
erflaren loIien ourf oas 9eitre-
ben ieoes ein3elnens Ieine perIon.
life Siderbeit 5il n~ermebren uno
cine febIenoe Suiti5 ourf elm Sur.
roget, bic 9lutrade, gu erIesen.
Mus oemIelben @runbe maa ouh
BET ben in 8erelblu6ten leber.
Den Stammen, an ole gleidfnus Of
lie @rrungenihaften Der &ultur ltnS
3eit nod niht berangetreten iinb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-09
Cine beitridenbe Srar

lit Die, Die biibfd in @efift, bon
Sorm unb froblidem Temperament
lit. @ber eire b~eitridenoe Sroll
odrf ni6t fronf ODER nerpos iein.
iie bari fem Nierenleioen, feline
unreine Saut, feline i6lefte @e-
iid1tsfarbe baben. electric gitters
erbalt iie geiuno uno biibIf, aiebt
itarfe 0erben, belle @ugen, reinen
9[tem, glatte, idone Sout. SOC BET
affen 9ruegiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-09
Sntere6ante 9ofumente anr Ma'
roffo : Irage.

8on auBerorbentliher 9eoelltutD
fir Die 8eurteilung Der Sroee, mel.
DIE Mbii6ten 6ranfreih Dor Ger MMf.
ronllng oes neutrality-suspicious. in We.
JUG auf Dos 2ano Ser Sderifen ae>
babt bat, Iino 5fpei engIiide @erfe,
BON oe1en oas cine, eiile Memoireu-
i%ammlung, bon Der 9ano bes be-
~6efannten englii6en DipIomaten Cir
Sobn Drumnono @ap, ebemalieer
britiihen @eionoten om Sofe no:l
Waroffo itammt, m1breno bas -o1l-
oere inter oent Sitel: ste Grut.3
about Marocco" bon Scr. Moies Mf-
lalo berfaBt lit. Cir 9rummonS
Sap ifreibt iinterm 4. OCTOBER
1888: nDas 8orgebei1 Sranfrei6s
iheint oarauf eeridtet gu iein, Sic
Megierungsgenalt uno Die Mutoritat
BEG Sultans ourd gebeitne Masre-
eeln gu paralpiieren nlto penlr DR.
arhie ousbribt bann bofft bieleid,t
Ole @ronbe Station, bon Der cipiIi,
lierten @elt ben @uftrag 5i erbal-
ten, einauereifen uno Hroteft 5u er-
6eben." Sm Moi 1884 i6rieb Sir
Drl,mmono Sob: SD femme lest
niht einen ein5ieelt 5hritt Ser fran.
5oiilben &eeierung ooer ibres Ser.
treterg in 6ieIen1 2anoe (Serr
Orego), Ser ote Gahe ser gipiliIo-
ton ~eeforoert ooer irgeno cine Ste,
fornl o6er 9erbeiierune in Maroffo
berbeieefiibrt bate nno i'd forbere
ie6en Sranaoien berous, mir oas &c
aerteiI gu betpeiien."
Sir Sobn Drunntono Sop ltarb
cor 90 Sabren; aber mdbreno 2orf
Salisbury oie auspdrtieen 9neele-
genbeiten @nglonos leitete, ipiroe
Die YoIitif @rosbritarniens I'M
Nbenolano, mie lie iif in ben Muf-
5eihnuneen oes @eianoten oln ide.
rifiid]en Sole fenn5ei6net, nohe oil
40 Sabre fortgeiest. Niht minoer
intereiiant uno mertpoG fir Die &c.
urteililng Der fran3ofiihen Yolttif in
Maroffo lit Dos Bud Iflalos Sic
Wabrbeit iiber Maroffo". Sa Die
lem @erfe lit Cit grief mieoergege-
ben, ben Carl @ranpiGe an 2orb
s2pons i'm Mpril 1881 eeridtet bat
nnb Dem mir folgenoe Stelen ent-
mebmen: o@err gbaGomeI- 2acous,
Der fran5oiiide @eianote, beiudtc
mid rfto beridtete mir, boB anf Set
ten Sranfreihs feline Mbiiht beitan.
De, Eunis gu ot,neftieren." Sim /.
Mai oeiieIben Sabres proflamierte
Ser 8ertrag bon aaiiar Saio cin
fran5oiiihes 9roteftorat iiber Cunts.
Sn bielem 3uiammenbang mag iibrf-
gems barnn erinnert mer6en, oaB
bereits i'm Sabre 1891 2oro Salis-
burn in elmer Meoe in Glasgow auf
bie nmaroffoniide @efabr" hinge
mieien bat. Inter. mtberem iagte &c:
yGines Cages, friiber ODER ipdter,
miro Maroffo cine ebenio groBe Ge-
sfabr fir. ben europaii6m Grieoe,
Iiein, pie Die anoeren meiter iiiolib
EgeIegenen mobamme6miiden 2an5
Der es Dor 20 eoer 80 Sabren getpe-
len ftnb." @ie man iiebt. bot ii6
bic gropbe5eiuns oes englilden
Stautgmannes in fat berbliffenoer
@eiie <erfiint.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-09
8eipinnt Ben aampf mm's 2ebea,,

Sames 3. Meribon, bon Meporf
g. S. idreibt: SD bate bel Ell
mem 8lutItur5 bel 8litt ~perlorer
nno NOR iebr fdmad). adt Monot1
lang NOR i6 unfabig oa arbeiten
id tpar Dem CODE nabe, ais id Or
Sings Seem Discovery sebraudte
oas mir biel seboIden bat" @aran
tiert bon allen 8ruggiiten-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-05

By patronIzing the home job plant
your money goes back to the town
people. Send it away and it is lost
n the sea Ct foreign trade, no diving
bell can reach it. The Appeal is
equipped to handle any class of work
and at living prices, both to the GUS
toner and the job plant ~
A complete change of program ev-
cry night at the Grand Theater
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-05

CARSON ELECTRIC LAUNDRY
The Carson Electric laundry is well
equipped to properly take care of
lace curtains and blankets. This IS
the time of year To have the work at
tended to and this laundry can do it
as it should be done Try il.
The Appeal is better prepared than
stationery Send in your order now
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-05

The San Francisco Daily Bulletin
and the Carson City Daily Appeal,
delivered by carrier for $l.OO per
month; by mail 50 cents. This is
giving you two daily papers for the
usual price of one. The Bulletin
is an afternoon paper and gives you
the news OF the world II hours ahead
of all others. The Appeal is also an
evening daily and gives you the local
news II hours ahead of all others.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-05

FOUND-A gold bar bin AT the State
Prison Probably lost the night OF
the Minstrels Owner may have
same by applying at the prison.