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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
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Nnhoem es Oonneritog obeno
nusinb, als tpenfl mir elm urlee-
meii1 iblimnes nnpetter befom.
men iuIroen, erbieIten mir idIieB-
lid einen Ieidten Megen, Ser I'M
gef1br cine gtunoc oauerte unh
nenigitens ben entietliden Staut
Iegte. Mud III Der umgegeno Ill
MIR Ieidter Hegen eefaGen.
Wittpoh abeuo itarb in iei.
mem 4duie an Der 9urnet StraBt
emil 9ebrens i'm Sitter bon &c
3abreh. Der geritorbene itamn,ts
aus DeutihIano er fam Dor unae.
fair "a Snbren bicrber ulo grim-
bette bier bic San Anto1lio electro.
plating @orfs. CT binterI6Bt 5pei
&0hter, Jrau ". @arnes in @uitif
un0 SRI. gIfrieoe gebrens uno Ell
men Sobn, Mrtbur 9ebrens in Con.
Don.
Serr Saul edul5e, seilbater
Der 5irma 6dulae Bros Manufnc-
turing Company, lit BON elmer I'm
geren Sterile nod Dem Noroen mn
@eften suriidgefebrt.
Die Meal gitate Grdongs
min beriuden, geniigeno @elo auf.
5ubringef, UNI einige groBe 8run'
men bobren gu laffen, oeren Bailei
IN ben Stub laufen fon.
Or. 81. q. @oetb tpuroen
ndbreno er IN einem bieligen 3D.
beboiiie EN- Bob nabm ubr uuo
Qetfe geftobIen. Gin Soloat lit oes
Diebftabls angeflogt moroen.
9eute nadtnitiag miro mil
Der Mus5abIung Der Suli @ebaI.
ter an iinfere itdotiiden AnseItelI'
ten begon1er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
Ges Oiebltabls beldulbiat.

6. 6. gbamberlain bon Clinton,
Wie, beifuloigt BRETT 9udlen's Mr.
Mica Salbe oes Steblens ODER Neb-
mems bon Shmer5 BEL 8ranomun-
ben ODER S1arfungen - Der
Shmer3 BET @unoen 80 oas glenf
BEL @eidpiiren ooer Sdmorrboioei1
Sic bernibt @unoell &iibneraugen.
gerrenfungen un6 9erlesungen III
rer Shrednifie", iagt er. aIs Sell.
mittel giebt es nidt ibreseleiden
Sur 25c bei alien Gruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25

Die Grri6tung eines ltdott.
iGen 4renlatorilims fir Berlin BE,
idaftigt oas 8uratorinin fir BeItai.
tungsmeien. 8efanntlib beitebt au'
benz alten itdotiihen Srieobof IN Der
@eribtitraBe ieit einigen Sobren Ell.
ne urnenbale oes 8erliner 8ereins
fir Geuerbeitattung. Ser Boriiscn.
be 0es auratoriums, Staotrat gait,
beri6tete iiber Die 8erbanolungen,
Die nit Dem 8erein peeen Ger @r.
ridtung zines 4rernatorirnis I'M &c.
bdube Der llrnen-Sane gepflogeil
mor6en iino. Ger gerein lit, mie Der
8erliner 2ofal Mn5eieer melbet.
bereit, in Der lrnenbaIe 5ipei Sefer
better 4onitruftion fir Die 2etden'
ginaiferung einbauen 5u loiien, il
bob togli6 20 ginaideruneen porge-
noinmen tperben fonnen. Die @e.
biibreu fir Die Gindiderune uno Die
Mihenbeiiesung foaen mad BEN
8oranihlag beoeuteno geringer iein
als IN .anoeren 3rematorien. Gie
8ori6ldge oes @ereins tpuroetl BON
Observation-Disclosures sebini9t, ms
beioiioere nur6e aud Der bonn Ser
elm nerlangte Breis als aneemefier
be8eidnet. Sn anbetrodt oieisr
So6lage miro Die @ngeleeenbeii
bemnahft Die @enleinoebeboroen be.
i6aftigen. 9a aud Der 2eidenper-
brennunasofen in Der Giitelmeper.
itraBe gu einem &rematorium leidj1
ausgeItattet meroen fam, 10 miiroer
iid) in abiebbarer Belt in Berlin 5u
arematorien befinoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
Gin @0nia anf Meiien

fest DIE gan5e Belt ms @eiprGh
aber saul MatbuIfa bon Buffalo.
81. q, inet er bale Sen &onie al.
Ter 2oriermittel ftets at Sanie -
namlid Or. Sings 0eue 2ebens,
piaen = uno BOB iic cine @oltot fir
feline eon8e Somilie ieien. aurieren
MagerbeihneroeiJ aopfpeb uno
llnperoauli6feit. Nur 25c BEL al.
len 9ruggiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
Kantcr'$ 5rlB.
&oman bon 2beooor BON
3obeItib.
(Sortiesultg.)

XII y.
(Sortiesung.)
( Com fsagte nah Dem 2ebensgc.
idid garmeaas, uno Srib er5dbltc
ibm, mas er oabon nubte. Isle lit
elm beoauernsmertes @eI6opf1
meinte er, uuno bdte elm bplieres
EOS peroient."..
Com ihnieg cine fleine @ei.e,
Ddbreno er iein @los BON neueln
NIT Der bampfenoen SIiiIiiefeit
fidte, uno entgesnete Johann
Ieidtbin:
vMos iein, i6 femme lie
niht. Sd bringe Dem uneliid III
ieoer @eitalt mein Mitgefibl eat-
sesen, oas lit MenidenpfIidt.
Sb iie aber ibr Sos mirflib nibt
nerbient bot, = fonner Sic oas
10 genolt beurteilen? - Sic balt=
fen ale S6ulo auf oiefen Serrn
bon &rep, uno oas muB ia in ser
Eat cine iible Yerionlihfeit ieil.,
- ober batte IN garmeaa min
Elm Neit BON Sittlidfeitsgefii9I
nn0 &arafter eeipobnt, 10 bate ile
tie oieie Spottfonl0oie BON Sci
rot gar nidt -aueeben oiirfenl
ODER lit iie 10 booenlos toridt,
0aB iie aud nur einen Mugenblid
glnuben fonnte, @err bon 4rep bit
te Tie aus irgeno eiltem onoeren
@runoe als aus ibnooeiter Gelhi1-
iuht geebeli6t, mo er ife bod idpl.
obne ben praftiihen Segen oes
Stonoesamts iein eieen nenncn
fonnte ?!"-
5ris umgins Die oirefte 9tnt
mort.
y Sic bat i'm geliebt,4 REF er.
limb IN ibrer 2iebe ben Seufel 90
nod sefrast, tpesbnlb er fie beira.
ten moltel @s mar iein @unih,
lno fie iagte Sal sic bat tpabr.
ideinlid. gu allen sssa geiast mo
in anes einsemiIist 70 loitse iie i'm
aeliebt bat!"
Com ladte auf. An ieoer
D1mmbeit ioa Sic 2iebe idnlo ic;n,
10 it's innler geiueien," meinte
er. ullno mas netnt man nidt al-
les 2iebel Cine 2iebe obne Clint
lihfeit gibbs nidt, mol aber eiie
Sinnlidfeit obne 2iebe. rro MIR
ibauen sic einnal redt tief in sic
Mugen Der ihonen Garmela,
menn sic elm flein nenig glid fiir
oas 2eben in Der SUPPLE baden,
Damn merben sic mir 5lgeitebct
miiiien, oaB aus bieien augcn
nifts ipribt als idronfenloie, bei-
Be un6 ouritiee @enuBiubtl 60
it's ooer 10 iheint's mir absr
ib miiroe mid freuen, tpent idl
MIDI tduidtel Sour ems nod Srit:
bitten Sic iid Dor ben @ugen, Gar,
melIasl"
.2aiien mir oas gbema," gas
Sris 5uriid uno feline Stirn 5oa
iih in SaIten. sd bebarf elmer
iolden @arnung mabrIib nidt =
mir iheint, Gle baden iiberiebeii.
in meId' lei0enoem 3uitanoe iid
Die ungliidIihe befinoet."
Com nipple an ieinem @loie;
er anttportete nidt eleih, trommcl-
tie NIT BEN Gingern einen Marid
auf Dem Glide unb lpieete ben 9opi
iimneno bin unb fer. Damn ri6-
tete er iih ploslid) auf uno itred.
tie 5ris Die @anb iiber ben Gid
biniiber.
SD babe Sic nidt perleteit mol
len, mein Sunge,~ fogte er bers.
lid. .Sie iino ELM gutter uno lie.
Der gurihe uno mir an's Ser5 ae-
modien! Satte nidt geoaht, bob id
nod einmal einen Sreuno finoen
iuiiroe auf meinen Qner5iiget
bur6 Die Weltl Saito Der, JriB!
60 - uno nun an Ole @I1ierl Wir
miiiien griioerfdoft trinfet gu
uno id!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
siebsebntcs aapitel.

uSotel Spenb4, bieB bas fleine
@aitbaus, in benz 9rep uno Car
meta ipobnten. Srie batte iid eleid,
an f~oleenoen Gage bortbin ouf oen
@ee seniadt. Gin idmusiger Sous.
fnedt mics i'm iber ben &of nod
Dem 9uergeb1iioes in Dem er orei
f~narrenbe Soi3trcppen binouftei-
gen maBte, ebe er Die 3immcr-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
Sn Der 2eitmnsg : GrpeOitiun.

Mngeitelter gum aItlihen 6rGn
lein, oas cine Seiratsanionce onf.
giebD: sd mer6e es gu ermoeli
den iuden, oaB bas Snierat nod ii
Der bentigen Mbenoausgabe er.
ideintl"
Sraillein: yNa, 10 eilig it's &c
RODE nidtl" {
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
Gnfant terrible.

4urt6en ipeilt BET elmer Sonte
Sioop, einer lebensluitisen iuneea
8ittpe. @dbreno feline 9dnb6en
iiber Die pradtigen Seioenbe8iige Ser
Wobel eleiten, gebt ibm plotli1 Elm
2idt ouf uno gum gntieben Der
idOnen Sante plobt er in bie 90.
mengeieni6aft binein: Me;n
Hapa bat re6t: Sonte Sioop bat
tpirfli6 iebr carte - 8e5iebnngen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
8ebenfltdles Gnmptpnt.

9err Gals anf Dem 3etteI i9ol
tpieoer ein uno oerielbe Sanger in
oisponiert eemeloet 1T, gum Nad.
bar): uMir ideint, mitoem Gdn
ger gebt es abmarts, Der lit ia fort
mabreno inoisponiert!"
0afbar (oer 5ufaaig Ser 5dnei
Der oes 5aneers it,: so, 90 fol,.
zen g i6on redt babetL = int 81
5ablen lit er aud fo~rtpdbreno inois.
poniert!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
San. Ga laubnisi6eine.

art6ur Gtorms, @obnhalls, Cal
Deiueb; $500.
@uuI 8aIbar, Bobubaus, ct. Sanel
Ctr, $f700.
Gbas. 9iering. @obnbais, aeIe'
CTR; $500.
ellie 6. aIiefotb. aubai. San gut
rem Ctr; $50.
edipars q Cohen, mobubaus, @ar.
rem Ctr; 1880.
Cd. GnfIeIballer. Sipei Bobnbduier
Mor6sgom1I Ctr; $500.
8. & Or. Bnbrmuao. afpning, aIamS
Bfa3a; 500.
%. Stebes & Cons, Meparatureu
GfsGommeree Ctr; $50.
@arn 2. Setting. slunin8. SoIebaf
Ctr; $50.
9rau anna Sat, edeune. Mair
Abenre; $75.
George aOttIer. @obnhaus, CARRIER
Ctr; $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
9reikig SATIRE s~niammen.

3Oiabrtges 3ufalnlneniein Be.
adtet oies, mie Der Bert ODER Sic
@ertloiigfeit zines Mrtifels 9eItano
bat ODER nidt. gs lit fein Matlel in
Der @usiage bon Sbos. MriB, Con
coro, Mi6y melder idreibt: sd
gebraude Or. Sings SEEM Discovery
ieit 30 Sabren, 0as bette mir BE-
fannte Mittel fir Suiten uno grfdl-
tungen.1 Ginmal i'm &auie einge-
fibrt bleibt es. 8iele gebraudter
es 40 Sabre lang. llnfeblbare
&als- unb 2ungen : Me6i5in une
unerreidt fir Ga Grippe, aitbma,
Sab-feper, &eudbniten unb 2ungen.
ent5iinoung. Breis SOC nno $t.O0.
Brobeflaihe frei. @arantiert BEL al
len 9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
Grfanlrt.

getnperenaler n9a iist Sbr mn
itnmpfiinnig i'm perquoImten 2ofnl
uno gieBt elm @las nod Dem anoerll
binunter. @m lieblten modte id)
@ub ben Gopf Dor Der Maie meg.
reiBen. 80"
.iino iefbit augtrinfenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
Nidt ambers m6slidl.

Sea, SaieIbauer, mie ibant's bern
beuer aug nit IN Sb1t BEL @n6?~
uSdledt; i'm 5riibiabr mar oer
Sroif, Damn oie 3aup'n uno iebt iau
O. Sommerfriihler sal"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
9tnSers aenteiut.

o.: .S1tte id bod MIR 10 picl
@elo, um meme S6uloen besabIen
81 fonnenl"
g.: vMebr miinideit On Dir
ni6t2"
o.: .Nein; Dos iilo 5~ebntaniello
Marf, oamit fonnte n1an ood einise
Sabre flott lebenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25

Gin gutes @los 9ier fhmedi
better, menn man es ungeitori
trinfen fann. Dies fam man bel
y, gnrgitallcr, neben Der Sermanns-
fobne.So1e, mo 6os prddtige WaB
ltets friih am 8apf lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25

@egen gerleumoung mabrt iid)
and Der Mdhtigite pereebens, abel
iie 5eigt i'm. fpie bob er itebt ilno
mic uie0rio Der 21fterer oenft.
Mer iein SopaI in iid tragts
oer brapdt ibm nidt nad5nioeen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
srShIid.

Serr (8um Sdbrnlann BEL BODICE
benoem @aiier, angitlid): Sc
ihiebt bier nihts2"
sbiffer: u4ber naa, MIR foo
angit, Serr! @orie's Sabr lit smar
mein griioer eriuffa aber mir
BAN eabm mieoa g'fnno'n!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
Gttuas geHeres.

n@as 1T Dein @rdutieam eieent-
lido"
Or bat in Ser g(umenitraBe elm
auBerit oiitineuiertes 8diege.
i61ft."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
Sd1n %asinat.

9ofe: oMabame, ser Genor bon
geitern lit o."
Wabame: Ser bobc &crr moee
eintreten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
gosbaft.

9olportel,r; ustaotplm eefduio,
mein Serr2"
Sremoer: oSbo, bon Dem Nelt
bier bobt Sbr iosor einen Glan2
Ser lit mol in natiirliher @roBe?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
Niht u~euaieri

pMit mem lit henn Sbre Srot
@emoblin ourhgebronnt, Ser
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25

SD peiB nid)t = i6 Thinner,
mid nidt INN Die @nselegenbeiter
onoerer 2eute!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
3eritremt.
Sci Der sdmiere.

5bouipieler: SEER Direction, i'd
babe bo6 gu benz &dltberbauptmanll
fein &oltiim."
9ireftor: sd boree Sbnen mel
ne11 Sonntagsrod."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-25
@mntortfii1es.
Iatale Iraae.


,@bef gum 1leuangetreteren 8rd)e
balter): limo nod ems, Serr 5ltds,
id ouloe feinerlei @ioeriprub. =.
BerItonoen?"
gintge Gage ipater betritt ocr
@bef auBerit erreet Dos aontor.
uDenfen Sic iib nur, Serr Sltds,
eben fornme id bon einem &llnoeli,
ben i'd tpegen ibleppetoer 3ab=
lungslpetie i'm 8orbeigeben nit Be-
iu6t batte, = nennt mid bieier
Wieni9 einen uunperi6dmterL bam-
i6en &erI," = mas meinen sic oa>
5u?"
Serr Suds: uger5eibung, i6 ma.
ge nidt gu mioeripreden!"
j3eritrent.
nIuf men norten Sic oenn, SEER
9rofeiior2"
u4uf meme 6rau."
rIber Sic iino ia nod leoig. -"
go 2 Sm oann muB i6 pergan.
gene Nabt lebbaft getraumt baben.
S6 fiibrte iie in oieien 2aoen, atth
0ann iagte iie, ib ioate lie oaielblt
beute &beno abbolen."
Arizona republican., 1911-04-02

over to company at once.
 Organization of territorial association for furtherance of good roads" is hay 1 ing attention. All parts of Arizona CO., operating for success. Governor will call meeting in April.
 Railroad through MogOllon mountains from Holbrook to points south is pro- jected by eastern and local capitalists Road will run through timber country and will tap'new coal fields.
 Kingman. Mojave county. reports prosperity in mining and ranching Ranges in splendid shape. sheep shear ing active. cattle thriving and much de- velopment throughout adjacent coun- try &
 Dr. A. H. Wilde of Northwestern uni versity has been called to presidency of University of Arizona. Regents are chosen from various parts of terri tory. University is an Arizona institu- tion throughout
 Manufactures in Arizona have in creased from 1904 to 1909 as follows: In capital invested, 12S per cent; in num- Der of establishments, S4 per cent; in value of products. 7S per cent; in sal aries and wages. fl per cent; number of wage earners employed, 34 ger cent
Arizona republican., 1911-04-02

hit on the coast that arrangements were made for it to go right back over the territory it had played. It proved to be one of the most pleasing vaude- vile attractions that has visited Cali fornia in many months.
 "The most gorgeously costumed dogs in the world" is phrase from the let terhead used by the manager of Ca- miles dogs. He also claims to exhibit the smallest performing dogs in the world. The principal of the canine troupe is Flossie, know as The fashion plate of dogdom." She wears one dress studded with diamonds worth s5.000.
 Walton & Merrill will be on hand with a song and character change act This is one of the most highly recom- mended acts of the kind ever booked for the Coliseum.
 Al Campbell doesn't sound like French name, but Campbell is right from Paris just the same. He does flexible acrobatic work and is re- puted to be marvel of his kind.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-02
MONTHLY BULLETIN
 DEVELOPMENT BOARD
Brief Items Showing Prosperity anc
 Wealth of Arizona.

Not only does the monthly bulletin O the Arizona Development board, to bC issued today by Secretary Harry Welch contain great many items showing the wealth and advancement of tho territory, but it is valuable as a digest of the news of Arizona during March The Bulletin follows:
 The value of products manufactured in Arizona in 1909 was $50.074.000. and s2O,0S3, 900 in 1904, an increase of $21,- 99I. I.O00, or 7S per cent
 Plans are well under way for organi- zation of chapter of American Mining congress for Arizona.
 Bureau of census announces popula- ton of Tombstone in 1910 as 1882; in 1900 the population was 646.
 Douglas has invited Arizona Develop ment board to hold semi-annual meet ing in that city in May.
 Prescott Chamber of Commerce of fering free home sites in pine groves to Arizonans who will build summer cottages.
 Wickenburg paying close attention to road improvement in the vicinity, re- sulting in much travel through that city.
 Real estate and building activity pre- vails at Tucson, every indication 1911 will be record year in all business lines.
 Prescott reports prosperous cOndi- tions prevailing in Verde valley. More acreage being put under cultivation this year
 Jerome has just completed new $21,- 900 high school building, marking com pleteness of educational facilities in the Copper City.
 Eradication of scabies from Arizona sheep herds very successful; examina- tion of 100000 head failed to discover a single case
 Ray Consolidated mill at Hayden has commenced operations, crushing over 1000 tons daily. When in full opera tion the plant will be one of the largest smelters in the world.
 Tucson Chamber of Commerce has raised S75.OO0 for purchase of terminal facilities and right-of-way for E. P & S w. railroad Deed to be turned
Arizona republican., 1911-04-02
ADMINISTRATION OF
 INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Idea of Or. A. S. Orne, Who Is to Lee
 ture at Coliseum This Afternoon.

A radical change in. the method of administering the territorial industrial school is advised by pr. A s. Orne. father of the child movement" who is to deliver an address on The Cause and Cure of Crime" this afternoon at the Coliseum.
 Dr. Orne is personally acquainted with J. F. Mahoney. superintendent of the industrial school. and knows him to be an honest, straightforward man. as well as an educator eminently fitted for his position. He believes. however. that the school should be moved to some farming community and a large tract of good land purchased. The in- mates of school could be employed to great advantage on the farm and the institution made almost self-support- ing. He would also have a great many industrial departments added and greater efforts made to teach the pupils useful trades.
 Yesterday pr. and Mrs. Orne visited the Florence Crittenton home They made thorough inspection of the home and afterward pr. Orne declared that it is second only in importance to the  industrial school
 The matron is an unusually capable woman.' he said. At present there are six girls and two babies in the home and they are surrounded by cheerful. homelike atmosphere which is just what they need"
 pr. Orne is especially interested in Florence Crittenton rescue work as he assisted the late Charles N. Critten- ton in establishing the first home of that kind on Blocker street. New York, twenty-six years ago.
 This will be busy day for pr. Orne. Besides delivering his lecture on crime. under the auspices of the Y. NJ. C. A. at the Coliseum this afternoon. he will preach at the Colored Baptist church this morning and at the A. Nj. E. church this evening.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-02
ADJUSTMENTS
COLISEUM.


 Two of the acts at the Coliseum were completely changed last night, the pie lures were changed and, altogether. the show was practically new throughout Young Sandow's strong man" stunts were about the same as before, but Coffman & Carroll and Matilda & El- vira changed entirely.
 The young women appeared in some new Spanish dances that were never before seen OF q Phoenix stage. Span ish dancing is something of a craze in the east. and Matilda and Elvira are two of the cleverest dancers who ever presented an act of that kind. Their wardrobe as well as their dances was changed last night, and it seemed that the costumes they wore were even more brilliant and gorgeous than those they exhibited earlier in the week.
 Coffman and Carroll had some new jokes. too. Funnier jokes have been sprung. perhaps, but their humor has the distinction of being all new. Their songs were changed and their comedy was changed. The act was just as good on the whole as the first they present. ed here. and that is saying enough.
 An unusually strong bill will open at the Coliseum Tuesday evening It is a bill that will appeal particularly to the children for the feature attraction is to be Camille's miniature dog cir GUS.
 This act was booked at the Coliseum about month ago, but made such a
Arizona republican., 1911-04-02

Of good quality khaki drill. trimmed with blue. yellow or red. with brass military Sizes 3 to IA years.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-02

keen intuition of an Englishwoman
 foresaw the imminent danger unless a
 radically different method of procedur'
 was adopted. With the indomitablt spirit which has always characterized her ancestry she took matters into heI
 own hands.
 Many and long were the conferences with her husband. and while the world
 does not know what took place at La Granja and Santander, the world does
 know that Alfonso XIII soon became a different man. He travelled and be- came imbued with the spirit of ad- vancing Europe; he applied himself to departmental details, familiarizing him. self with faulty conditions in govern mental affairs, which were in many ways speedily remedied.
 The premier and his cabinet officials soon realized that the former weak and vacillating youth really had ideals and that their measures were not as easily earned through as formerly. Alfonso studied his people. He visited all the provinces of his kingdom.
 Above all he abandoned the puerili- ties which were scandalizing not only Madrid but all Europe as well. Alfonso became a real king. Victoria was vic- torious. and Spain today can thank that noble woman for the path which has been hewn for the advancement of her government and the betterment of conditions throughout the country.
 These changes occurred about two years ago Since that time this untried young man has developed into one of the most capable rulers of Europe. Min istries came and fell, but each situation was handled in a cool and collected manner which commanded the respect of even his enemies and the people of the nation. In 1909, the open sore of Spain, the Moroccan situation, again broke out.
 Then it was that Alfonso proved him.. self to be more than puppet king. The revolt was speedily terminated by an iron hand The king declared his intention of going into Morocco. and it was only with the greatest difficulty
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that the cabinet dissuaded him. The
 more than any other virtue, enthused
 with the bold declarations of their young king; the press lauded his spirit. and Alfonso returned with a rush into popular favor.
 In the palace in Madrid amid the pressure of other activities daily he wrote and mailed dozens of picture postcards to the officers in Morocco. Aside from departmental correspond ence the general received encouraging letters commenting their services and expressing regret at his inability to be with them. If a common soldier ac- complished a deed of valor he received a letter of thanks from his king. With post cards and letters Alfonso won that war. but more than a dozen Riff fan battles. he won the hearts of off cers and men. That was his victory.
 Since the Moroccan trouble he has kept in constant touch with the army. The majority of the generals are his personal friends. including Weyler. who is the leader of army affairs in the peninsula These men are continu ously entertained at La Granja, the kings summer home not far from Madrid. and at Santander. where he spends several months each year.
 His ear is always open to complaints from the ranks and as a result plots are always nipped in the bud and the instigators summarily punished. The army as a whole not only admires but loves it's young king. and in this fact. and this fact alone. lies his power. Alfonso is a soldiers ideal.
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'ruiy' second, to verify and correlate the conclusions approximate so close ly to the absolute truth that we can be safely and profitably guided by them The method of science is no mystic process. On the contrary. it IS as easily comprehended as it is infinitely difficult to use perfectly. and at its best the method supplies merely available approximations to the absolute. We set science upon the throne of imagination, but we have crowned her with modesty. for she is at once the reality of human power and the personificatiOn of hu- man fallibility"