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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-02
THE ROYAL
NEIGHBORS
TO ADJOURN
HAVE FINISHED BUSINESS,
ELECTED OFFICERS, SELECTED
EUGENE As NEXT MEETING
PLACE, AND HAD A GOOD TINE
BESIDES.

After being in session until 2
O'Clock this morning the Royal Neigh
bors concluded their two-day state
convention and when light comes all
of the delegates will have departed
for their respective homes. The clos
ing hours of the convention were de-
voted to the election of delegates to
the national convention which con-
venes in Denver in May, and the cleo
tion of officers, and a strenuous cam
paign was made by candidates for the
first honor. Those elected as dele
gates to the national convention
were: Rose L. McGrath, of Portland; ;
Mrs. Anderson; of Grants Pass; and
Mrs. Georgia Childers, of The Dalles.
The officers elected were: State
oracle, Mrs. Ella Herrin, of Munroe;
vice oracle, Mrs. Mildred Wallace, of
Cottage Grove; state recorder, Mrs.
Frank Hood, of Portland.
Portland Team Wins Cup.
Last evening the contest between
the teams for the handsome silver
cup offered by Mrs. McGrath was held,
and it was won by the Portland team.
The two other teams participating
were the local team and that of the
Silverton lodge.
Eugene was named as the place for
the holding of the next convention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-02
THE ALASKA
TO MEXICO
HIGHWAY
REPRESENTATIVES, OF WESTERN
OREGON COUNTIES OF THE AS
ISOLATION WILL MEET IN
PORTLAND TO ARRANGE FOR
WORK TOMORROW.
UNITED Pnrss LEASED wIAr.I

Portland, Ore, March 2.-Prelim-
mary work to the actual work Of
putting through Oregon the connect
ing link of roadways desired by the
Pacific highway association for its
Alaska to Mexico highway which will
be taken up this summer, meeting
of representatives from Western Ore
gon counties that will be affected, will
be held here tomorrow.
1t is planned to organize local
association with the view of stimulat-
ing those living along the proposed
highway route to do all they can
toward improving the present road
ways.
Delegates from the principal COM
munities of Southern Oregon have
been pledged to attend.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-02
THUGS GAVE HIM
THREE DOLLARS
AND LET HIM GO
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRn.l

Seattle, Wash, March "A. L.
Valconda, salesman, "a years old,
today told the police the strangest
story yet of the epidemic Of holdups
and street robberles in Seattle. He
was held up by two bandits on a
downtown corner. please don't
take my watch and money" he
pleaded, while he held his hands
above his head, 81 have mother and
sister to support"
"Well, let the kid go, said one of
the thugs, The other assented and
slipped SO into valconda's pocket.
For the bunch at home, whis-
pered the crook, as the pair hurried
away.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-02

Boost for Salem all the time, but
do not overlook Monday next-Sa-
LENS especial colonist day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-02
A Dreadful Sight.

To H. j. Barnum, of Freeville, N.
Y, was the fever sore that had
plagued his life for years in spite of
many remedies he tried. At last he
used Bucklen's Arnica Salve and
wrote: 1T has healed with scarcely
a scar left" Heals burns, boils, &C.
zema, cuts, bruises, swellings, corns
and piles like magic. Only 25c at
j. c. Perry's.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-02
To Aid the Starving.
[uN1rEp pnnss 1EAsEp VINE. |

UNITED PRESS LEASED Wire,
Washington, March with barks
and weeds the only feed available
and thousands dying daily of starva-
ton, Consul-General Wilder at
Shanghai cabled the state depart
ment at Washington urging Ameri-
cans to send 100000 for the relief Of
famine victims. The American Ma
tional Red Cross Society is trying to-
day to raise the money.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-02
FIRST BALL GAME
OF 1911 SEASON
[rNIrrn rRrss 1rAsrn w1nn. |

Los Angeles, Cal, March 2.-In
the first game OF the 1911 season the
Boston Red Sox, under Tip O'Neil,
and the Los Angeles team of the
Coast League, were scheduled to
cross bats this afternoon.
Interest in the event was in
creased because 1t was the occasion
for the opening of the new Washing
ton street grounds, to be used this
season by the Coast League. A big
automobile parade was scheduled for
o'clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-02
Presented in Proper Way.

The application for the injunction
Mill be presented in the proper man
ler. II It cannot be taken up imme-
iiatelv in the district courts, o prece.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-02
THESE TWINS MAY HAVE
THREE BIRTHDAYS

Yuba City, Calf, March AL
though the babies Smith, sons of Mr..
and Mrs. Smith, of Oswald, are twins
one will celebrate his birthday in
February and the other in March
The Oldest twin was born few hours
before midnight February 2S. Short
ly after midnight the other arrived
On Leap Years joint celebration OF
their birthdays would be a three days
affair. ..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-02

Boost for Salem all the time, but
do not overlook Monday next-S =
LENS especial colonist day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-02
He Knew Better.

Fearing that these
luence the peace off
1nwarranted actlon-N
that the production Y
Itself anything of III
deemed II best as
measure to sue out h
an injunction.
Il know that ther
Splcy stuff in the m
operetta, but there
upon which grounds 1
pf the show could be
However, rather IN
'ormance interfered W
sst, the writ will be s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14

BET Dem @antor in 4lein= 8nieoop
perbra6t ref)t bitter iiber Die Nn~
itrengungen bes 9ienites, iiber oas
farge @ebalt, uro Die er1niioenoe
ginformigfeit BEG Sebens ouf ser
9obnltrede eeflagt. Sabr uno Sag
INNER Die gleiden Souren uro
CONNER uno @inter inuner ollf
oemielben gIoBe = bas mo9te elm
@retin atsbalten, fem ner1liinftiger
Menib! S6lieBlid) tpar Snfe! Soc
in Musiibung ieines 8erufs geitor-
ben: Elm Wetaultiid bon einen,
i~iberbeiaten unb p~loeenoen 8aiier-
feiIel nar -ibm oil Die Stirn geflo-
gen nno botte i'm i'm Mugenblif ee-
totet.
9ie grinnerung on Snfel goe
NOR gang plosli6 frii6 ~gemoroeit
i'm @eoa6tnis Sribens, ols Ser So
flor ibm gefaet bottle, ct mollte on
ieinen Setter, ben 9obnbofsinipef=
tor in 8olniid) @rottfol, idreiben.
6rib batte ni6ts oorouf ermioert,
aber baB CT Inn feinen Greis in hen
giienbobnbiestit taeten iperbe = oas
itanb felt BEL ibnt. CHER &nebt BET
Woeentbien = 90 gab es menigltens
abmebslung, uno ni6ts baBte Der
Sunge 10 iebr, mie @informigfeit
unb 2aneemeiIe.
(SortIcbuuld iolat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14

9as 2iitti6er S9pureeri1t
bat Dor einieen Sagen Sen rniiiiben
Stuoenten '@utfopsfi freigeipro6en,
Der I'M 9e5ember borigen Sabres iei-
ne @eliebte, etne 8roitttuiertc, er-
i6oiien batte. @utfopsfi botte lidl
ielbit Dem @eri6t geite1t uno Dor
ben @ei6mcrenen gelteno genladlt.
oaB ct oie Sat aus @erameiflung 90
riiber ~beeangen babe, oaB ieine Ser
l1de, Dos Wao6en al einem fifth
diem 2ebensmonoel 5u beitiumell
11no es morality GIT bebelt, pergeblid,
gepeien paren. Son be1 dr5tlihen
So6peritanoigen mar sic 3nre6,
nungsfabigfeit oes Caters als be.
idrantt be5eidnet lporoen. Snfolee
oes Spruds Ser @eidJmorenen muB-
te 8utfomsft aus ser Saft e%r1tlnIier
fperben. @enige Gage ipdter lit ct
inoes ouf Mnoronnng oes ltnterilt
6l1ngsridters auf's nelle perbaftet
poroen, I'm BON ser Straffamn1er
obgenrteilt 5u neroert. Ger ltllter-
ilidui1gsridter itiitt iib babel olif
Die Mnlidt oes Sblpurgeridts, BOB
@lltfonsfi obne oie Mbii1t Ser So.
tune aei6oiien bat nno oaB fem Soll
oaber Der Straffan1ler iiberpieiell
perben miiiie. Oie Masnabme bcs
Observation-Disclosures erregt BEL oea
in gegien iibliden Observation-Disclosures
Borteinabme fir Die Gnti6eioung,ll
Ser @ei6porenen lebboftes M1tfle-
hen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14
81 IL I { /.

Die anti : probibitioniltiife
Gountp !. Dreoniiation bat ibr
Souptquartier i'm Central TruiI
@ebdaoe eroffnet. Sas Sinan5fomi
te, beltebeno aus ben 9erren: 60.
aDitte, 8. S. Sart, Mrtbur @uen-
tier, S. 3. @iges, CHARLES @raeb.
,ier, Otto Roebler, S. $. Girfpatrid,
Se}le Dppeubeimer, Gilbert Mritein
HamI Meeri1eiot Martin @rigbt,
s.. Meeri1eiot, S. &enitert, Ilfrcc
DuerIer, z. 6. Gourop II. a. bielt nr
ter benz Borlib BON gbeiter Serref,
BEN Gountp-g oriitenoen cine Ser
fammIung ab uno ernannte Elm aus
Ben &erren 6. S. Sart, CHARLES
@raebner, Otto Meerlheiot, 3. 6.
gonrop uno S. S. Mrfpatrid bette
benoes ageutralfomite, oas Die @ol-
~Ietfierung BON @eloern b~eiorgen
{oG. Ger gountp-g orfibenoe, Gbeiter
S. Eerren, ernonnte naditebenoes
Gastpognefomite: Berrp s. 2etpis,
8. s. 9art, 2ouis 9erermailn, So
bert Moberid, st. $. @orb, Soiepb
Mpnu, 9aul Meeridefot 9. s.
BoootDaro, Graham Dopoeq, 5.
Sra aerhepiIe, BbiI $. Sboof,
Ar6res COB it, Jranf 81. Mepton'
AIbert 4utb, Spbn ". Bitter, @en.
%. &untreB, Sobn @inolingef,
@iHiam q. 8ur3bad, @iaiam g.
@oefgen, Sobn IS. Goblin, &. g..
2eigbtony SoeI u. 2ipscomb, s..
y. Gbopn, s. g. @ropn Otto Meer-
iheiot, 9errp s.. 8urnep, IS. $
Camp, Claude 9. 8irfbeao, S. S
Onion :. 9. gobbs, 9arrp @ert,
berg, 3. S. Mouermonn, 81. s..
GeeM Carlos Bee Som S. SEEM.
tou, y. s.. @torD, Sobn gopIe,
8. =. 6indom, Granf 8oBbarot,
81. Dppeubeimer. s.. g. 5Den-
tineet, SSarnes u. Gallagher, So
ne s. GbeItom gilbert Sobratb,
Uforge GurfeD, g.. 6. @ooos,
<borIes 8. 9mitb, %. 6. 2inoer
Grneit GeIbnum Gi6nep S. Broofs.
Bier ~roaeiie, in oenen oas
oItfnItdt Der Ietten @abI angefoh-
tn ipiro, fino aubdngig gemaft.
Die aI6ger fino Die MIoerman-
Qmnoibnten s. 6. 2amm, Saul
Reerj&ei6t ur0 81. s.. Sones un0
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14

- Die S. &@. 90. 8nbn tpuroe
eeffern IN HnIeftine offentIih meiit.
bietenb b~erfnuft. Gin aomite Der
Snbdber Der oriffen Wortgage-
Bombs. binter benz Die @ouIos ite.
ben, fnufte iie fir $12, 645, 900.
Die 3inofnp NationaI ganf
unb bic German Mmerican ganf
in @ofnespiae bnber iih pereinigt.
Der Wabnbof Der Mranfas
Bo6 Balm in gonfum lit burd)
0e,ier nobesu 5eritort iporoen.
Die GhLuBfeierlidfeiten Der
St1otsuniberiitdt in auitin iino Be.
enAet. Den MbidluB biloetc, ME
INNER Der eroBe Bal i'm grisfifl
&cteI, Der duBer1i erfolgreih Der.
lief. aud I'm Ianoip. College 81
Ntbnn fino bic Observation-Disclosures
fett teeltoet.
81 Gprine Brand bel Ret.
8r1unfeEs itarb &enrD 9enoer fen.
III MIter bon SO Sabren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14
Cine beitrifenSe ssra,t

lit Die, sic biibid tn @eiidt, bon
Sorm uno froblidem Semperoment
lit. Iber cine b~eltridenbe Srall
BORT nibt franf ODER nerpos lein,
iie oarf fem Merenleioen, feline
unreine Saltt, feine l6lehte ge-
iihtsforbe baben. electric @itters
erbalt fie eeiuno uno biibid, eiebt
itarfe Nerben, beae Mueen, reinell
@tem, elatte, idone Sout. SOC be;
allen Druegilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14
@iertes @apitel.

n2ieiel" rief Der Baitor ben
&ausInr binab, .2ieie - fomm'
einmaI berl - @uiteI, Cine, Sannp,
B1rbfen = &inoer, fomrlt einnal
aae berl Ser Gris min fort, min
gum @rafen &oIpiiL min StoIl.
fnedt meroen ih oenfe, idl
babe nidt. redt sebort. aber Der
Starrfopf beitebt anf ieitem gnt.
fbIuB! &ommt einmal ber!.
l1no fie famen - ale mitetnan.
Der. 3uerit Srau 2ieie, oas NOR Die
Ya1torin. Sic fam brett aits oet
Slide, oas eutmiitige @eiidt poru
&er6feuer ger0tet, fait atemlos bot
gritaunen. Mn ibrem aIeioe bling
81rbden, nno ibr our Seite i1ritt
ibr erlter Moiutant, oas @uftel.
Cine itiirmte aug De m9interearten
berbei mo fie @aihe aufeebangeu
bate, iinb 6annp mar in ibrenl
Woniaroenltiibbeii in Der 2eftiire Ell.
nes ihauerfid idonen Gramas bon
einem Stiirmer uno DrGnger upter.
brofen tpor6en.
sic eilten nIe berbei = erpor.
tungspon uno bertpunoert. Sn iei,
ner Mmtsitube Itano innlitten mol,
LENDER Maufnolfen, mie Gems i'll
Olpmp, Der Yaitor, uno Dor tbnt
nit trosigem @eiibt Sris Sieoler.
Ct bette iid nidt lonse b%eionnen.
0aB er fort mubte, matBte er nod,
Der lesten ausiprade nit Dem Ba-
flor - uno er moate aiib fort. @os
fo1te er nod LANCER in 3lein.8uie
BON? Gelernt batte er genug -
nod feiner eigenen Meinung -
un6 i'm Bfarrbauie war er MIR Elm
~fiinftes Sob am @aeen. 0ein, ct
poIIte nidt laneer bleiben. Gr
tpolte aber audi nidt in ben giien,
babnoienit treten, tpie es Der NaItor
ibm porgeidlaeen batte. Or fannie
Die 8efftperben oieies 8erufcs.
Gin Bruber ieines 8oters Nor 60
fometipfiibrer aepeien Snfel
@oe bieB en- - unb Snfel goe battc
In ieiner llrImbs5eit, Die er offers
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14
.TortIebnIld iolat.)
satarrb -fanu utd1t furiert ,perne,

Gatarrb -fann ntdt furiert merben
onr6 lofale Ipplifationen, ba Tie
ben Glib Der &ranfbeit ni1t errei1en
f0nnen. aatarrb lit cine 8lutz ober Som
fitutionss &ranfbeit nnb- Inn fie 5n hei<
len, miibt SIR itraerlide 5eilnitteI neh@
men. SaTs &atarrbs&nr ipirb einge>
uon,men nno ipirft brett nuf Dos 8Iut
unb Die i6leimige SberfIGde. 5dIrs
&~atarrbs&ur lit feline Qnadialberz Mebiz
gin. Sic ipurbe felt Sabren bon einenr
Der better Ger5te bieies 2an6es berurbs
net nno lit Elm reseImdbiees Ne5ept. Sic
be1tebt aug ben belten befannten Sonicn.
berbinbeu nit BEN beiten 8Iutreiuis
~gnngsnitteln, Die brett allf Die 6dIeim,
oberfld6e pirfen. SIZE boufpmmene
8er6inbung Der 5tpei 8e5tanbteiIe lit es,
mas iol9' minoerboIe He1ultate Bel Der
Seilun1 bon &atnrrh herborbriuet.
s. s. g1enep & Co., gisent., 9os
lebo, 8. @erfauft bon alien @potbefern.
9aBt glld 3ensniiie umionft geben.
Breis Is Gents.
5au's EamiIiensgiuen iino bic beiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14
Lokales.
3firatsidclme. = @ebnrtes. = 81
6e8i6lfe.

6firatsIactMe. - 0tbMrtea. - So.
besiGGe.
Geirats{heine.
gogar @olfsbobl uno Gmna
4errmant.
Sacob 90. S9nar8 uno Gina 81
ienbauer.
81. 9. Sc 9alme uno grna 8re-
der.
q. 3umberee unb Sr11la S6nl5.
6. 8. Branot uno @loiIe 81. Gnia.
Sreo. 81. Seubaim it. uao @ltllle
Weieono.
Sumes Sra 9urt uro Sa1tie 8ele
Sf1neioer.
scott garnal tilto gmma Sdero.
Geo. S. S. Jromm uno Wtate
Wne @ibion.
gories g. gropll il. nno @la
2ouiie 8ertped.
@ebnrten.
g. ST.. Shlater unb 5rall, eth
M6oden; Seiie 9. Oppenbeimer
ltno Jrau, Elm &llabe; Sarrp gnoon
luno Srau, Elm &nabe; S. s. Itps
If. mno Grnu, elm 4nabe; hilbert
Rrueger nn6 Grall, ein Maoden
S. SO. &Iein uno Sral, eth anabe.
Eobesf1IIe.
gomarb Senner, 46 Sabre alt;
Grarf $. gerbed, 81 Sabre; MfreS
Bictor Suede, 2 Sabre; Sobn Sun.
herman, 81 Sabre; Sames 8nelten-
croft, SO SO Sabre; gbas. 8. Weper
as Sabre; MIbert Manoer, As Sab
re; Gbos. S. s. Main5, So Sabre;
Gbns. Mdermarn, SO Sabre; Srall
Santie Rnanp, 45 Sabre; Gbarles
Seriued, 5 Monate; 2ouis Meper,
81 Sabre.
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Kantors' FRITZ.
@oman BON Sbeobor BON
3obeltis.
l6%ortiekulla.l

(Sortlcsung.)
Limb oa Jag mir nod ether, DoS
Die robe 4raft ni1ts iei!" rief er aus.
n8as id BET an' meiner @eitfunlt,
bel az meiner ltebung ntdt fertig
befommen babe = Der Su1ge er-
reidt's, iueil er elm o~ngebenoer Ser
fules lit! Sreilid = BEL jeoem
@aule b~iirften ieine S6raubltoefe
ntht in aneebro6t iein : aber Ser
3o%ppelpbilipp lit MIR NIT @etpolt 3i
banoigen = ih bab's INNER gelogt,
aatinfa, mas metnlt gu. olts benz
Su1igen fam einmal ein tii6tiger
Getter iperoen, tpel,n man iid) iet11er
annimmt?"
n@an5 geiutB," eob Die @rdfiit git.
lrld. u0u batteit MIR Ieben iollen,
ipie er i'm 9anOumoreber oben mar"
Gin gan5er &erl,~ beltatiete Der
alte @raf fopfnideno.
@raf @enoelin lieB ben 8lid prii-
feno iiber Die itammige @eltalt Srit
ems lhmeifen.
y9u bit Elm galterniobn ans
alein : 8niebotp2" frogte ct ipeiter.
Scr &antorsiu1ee," eripioerte
5ris.
vMb 10 = t1a = i6aoet 1lid)ts.,
l1eberlege Din NAL, Of Oh tiht in
meinen Oien1t treten miult. IS If!
ia moglid, oaB Oh Snterelie fiir Die
Heiterei bait, ulb es miiroe init
SpaB MAIDEN, Old nisbiloen 3l lai
len. @raoatim nutiirlid. OH Nib.
teit als Neitfneht mforgen id)
braub' grade einelt = aber i9 lpiiroc
Did gut balten, peritebit Qua Mliu
oenf' nal oariiber nod uno fridge sen
Batter, mas er oa5u iagt. ltnb oalln
sieb mir Madridt nod OeeienDoff.
Damn muB ih na1 Berlin ouriitf gum
Gegirnente. 60 nm mnrtc
mai.
l1no Der innse @raf 5oe icine
@eIoborie aus Ser 9aIbe nn6 boIte
nit Daunlen uno 3eieefiueer CHI
g~ldn5enoes @oIoitiid berpor.
ga, mein Sllnge!"
6ris nabm 6as @oloitid unb Re.
oanfte iid. gr oadte niht oarall
DAB oies @eibenf i'm @runoe MIR
Elm gut semeintes MImoien iuar -
er freute iib iiber Die Die @abe. Gin
@olbltiif fir einen tpilben Nitt iiber
ben Oorfanger - oos mar idou eiil
Yeroienit, Ben man mitnebnlell
| fonntel -
Graf @enoeIin id)mang iid) III oell
| Sattel.
sd erparte Old aIiol" riei ct
5rie nod einmal gu.
u&omfn mur!" figte bic @rdfill
nit ireunolidem &opfniden bira,l
- oann trabte Die Rapalfaoe oopoll.
| 3appelpbilipp idien gailslib in iid)
gegangen gu ieink er lieB ben buid;-
gen Gdneif D6neen. trippeltc lang
Jam Den on6eru nod un6 mallote
nur nod einmol ben fIeinen aopf
nit ben flueen 'uno gIait5el1oen @u.
gen 5itriid, aIs Of en- ieincm gelieger
elm periobnen6es SebenoG ~5lrufen
5urnfen noGte.
Sris Sieoler idai,te ben Heitern
III Der red)ten Sono nod inlmer oas
@ololtiid baIteno, oas @raf @enoe
fin ibn geihenft bate, lange na6
Ils er ober iob, oab Die 9in0er mie,
ser inmitten BEG 9orfpIotes 5uiaul
menftromten, Inn, i'm frageno uno
neugierig ME elm @ilnoertier 5u be
tradten - i'm, ben often Spielfa.
mern6en uno a1s er tpeiter in5,
oaB qi,er iiber ben Ringer Der alte
2ennert init padelnoenl aopfe aitf
i'm 5%libumpelte, oa iboB ibm plot-
Iib aIles glut in's @eiiht uno feline
Stirn berfinfterte iid. gr rib oie
giire gum Bfarrgarten auf uno
Il "a I l.. Fl -. FL 70 s1o n - ~
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9entlid).

9iener: SER 8rofeIior, in 81,
rer Mbpeienbeit paren Sbre beioell
Nihten bier. eli BADEN oas neue
8endloe eeleben bas Sic eben been-
BET baben, uno baben oapor Elm 2ieh
geiungen.
Brofeilor: u@elhes 2ieo2"
Diener: SD meiB nidt, mas ion
es beoeltten."
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Gine idredlidle @nnSe

bon einem Meiier, roitisen Nasel,
@euebr, bon elmer @ledfanne ODER
onoerer @rt, berlangt prompte 8e,
banolung NIT @udlen's @ruico
Salbe. Seilt idneG uno fiber. 25c
bel aQen Qruaaiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14
Gin Sdlaner.

Serr e5um Seiratsnarmittler):
oSaben Sic benz !Seiratstanbioaten
peri6piegen, oaB Die bewuBte 0a-
me taub iit?"
@ermittler: .0emobre, id babe
ibm geiogt, iie wdre cine ionfte 8ou.
bel"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14
Die 9(rbeit beainnt IdlneQ

lpenn SIR Or. Sings Neue 2ebens-
giGen genommen bobt. Sic re9ll-
lieren ben Magen, 2eber, Ginee-
meioe uno itdrfen uno fraftigel
0a5 gdn3e SpItent, Nur 25e BET al
len 0ruddigten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14
Dpppelfnnia.

9hmiegeriobn Tam @oh5etfs-
to9e): oSaeen sic, Serr Sdmie
gerpater, baben mir nidt friiber eili-
nal suiammen &arten eeipielt9"
Sdniegerpater: $50, id entiin-
ne mid iett ober oomals mar
id Der 9ummel"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14

Mqn min Sen friiheren BrGi;-
oenten Gaitro bon 8ene5uela III
8ort-oe=Bair, Sapti, ertoedt babal..
ST ioa iib auf einem 9ampfcr No-
mems u4oniul @roBtlid", oeiien @s-
megungen aliBerit oerod6tia iino,
befin0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14
UaHtnfrihf

ebemonn (aIs feline nidt idonf
1roii ibr tieueites Bortrdt erbdlt)
"a. fieb5t D1, Mnnn, ba fiebt man,
jpie Du ausidauen f0nuteitl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14
Bon annpoaaumal.

u@as2 Mobilmabune? @er bat
oenn Ben &rieg erfldrt2"
Benetal: uNiemono.. anltks
friegt mai, aber Die 2uoerib ia gar
nimmer 5uiammen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14
Gin bartseiuttemer 6ageitola.

Game: o@as meinen sic, &err
9oftor, gla1ben Sic aud, Dab es
elm unglif eiebt, menn mar lid
an einem Sreitag perlobt2~
&err: u@emiB. @arum ioa oenn
gerabe Der 5reitas cine ausnasme
mahen?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14
Iereinfadluna.

n@o5u SOS Sud- erit oufidnei-
BEN" iagte Der aritifer, ga ids ia
bod berreiBei"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14
@mimoriFiihes.
Sn Der annitamsiteQmmg

aSeben Ste, 0ies lit Der u&aub
Der Sabinerinnen", Elm pradtiges
Bib.
ySSu, uno redt idao', DOB 10 mas
mmnter Sein bari
% sic SdIanfel! Gin ebriomer
@emanlt uao modten 0ud nod
6rauer rauben?"
lin @ottestpiaeu neinl @bsr
pielleibt fonnt' i1 oann auf 10 Ell
ne @rt Die - meinige losmeroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14
Gbeslad.

sic iisen nun ieben Mbeno nit
iibrem @atten aaein gu Sauie. Gas
mub bod fiirhterlid lang1tielis
lein; boben Sic oenn ireeno melhe
llnterbaltung?"
OF ia! Mein Mann genebmist
nerihieoene MaB Bier ltno oa lage
i'd ieoesmal, fuenn er trinft:
@roitl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14
Der YrpB.

Somilienpater gum Sreier) /:
$50, fonnen Sic aber al6 cine So
mile erndbren2"
Sreier: ugrndbren? Sob, 10.
gnr mditen!1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-14
unn6tis.

y@olen sic nidt audi goren Ter
men uno biefe cole &linit Ser Selblt
uerteioieung iiben?"
y@o8u? Sd babe ia mebrer'
Yreiie i'm Sdne1anfl"
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-29
TO THE PEOPLE OF HOT SPRINGS

Editor Sentinel Record: Allow me through the columns of your paper to inform the people of Hot Springs that am in no way connected with the gambling interests or any of it's af- fairs. My interests in all such con- necticn having been sold to Mir. D. w. Meyers some ten months or more ago. However, l am interested in a pool parlor where 1t has been alleged that gaming had taken place in the past month.
 am not the manager of the pool hall personally. same being under the care of Mir. Williams to whom I have rented the place.
 It has been reported to me through reliable source that T am in sympa- thy with the element that is now giv- ing trouble and committing outrages on the city and county's officials. This is utterly without foundation and basely untrue
 am not sAd never have been an advocate of such methods and dc ,s5si t;iy m Iis;s;;-s. ;s;;-. a s.ess!!ea that may lead to the eradication of such yio, lence It has been stated by an ey. ening paper that was the bondsmar for the two persons that were arrest. ed for fighting the sheriff or depu ties (whichever the ease may be Tuesday evening This. however. | an error for the bonds were signel by prominent merchants of Centra avenue. Personal persecution unde guise of the law is responsible fo my disposing of all material interes: I in the sporting fraternity.
 However. advocate an open tow which believe to be for the bes i interest of Hot Springs Thankin you. Mir. Editor. for this space 70 have allowed me. remain, Respectfully yours.
 c. G. BRYAN.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-29
BEAUTIFUL RECEPTION
Capt. and Mrs. s. H. stitt Receive
 for Newly Married Couple


 for Newly Married Couple
 At the spacious home of Capt aAd Mrs. s. H. Stitt, S24 Park avenue, last evening there was rendered a reception to Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Polk, tthe bride being formerly Miss Bessie Stittl, who were married in Memphis last week.
 The newly married couple arrived iA the city yesterday and found prep arations all made for a big reception to their many friends in Hot Springs.
 The Stitt home was beautifully dec orated for the occasion and nearly 300 Of the close personal friends ot the bride and groom called to extend congratulations and wish for them all! the joys and pleasures of long welded life. The guests of the ev- ening were the best known Of the so- cial set of Hot Springs, and as a whole it was one of the most pleas ant social functions of the present season
 MT and Mrs Polk will visit for a short time in the city before re- turning to their home