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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
HEREDlTY
Can BE Overcome in Cases.

The influence Of hcrcdty cannot. u
course, be succcs.iullv disp,ifcd Inn !,
IAN be minimizcd Of entirely ovcrcomc i,
soIne cases by correct food and drinl ),
Conn. lady SAYS:
4" For wears while was a coffee drjnkc,
suffered from bilious attacks OF orcai
severity, from which nsed Ia c,nerac i
white as a ghost and VERY weak. or
family physician gave me various prc.
scTiptons for improving the DIGESTION And
s S-,, TIE liver which, j'lricd iaill-
WY ny, pul without PeFeepiblc result
lif wa acellaifltca Win my family his
to!S l0i several generations back, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24

uiittee stress tho Importance Of our
voters urging the members Of tho next
Legislature 70. pass suitable laws con.
Of the Constitution in making and
kesIi r Rnfo o sleotSesaei commit
toe be instructed to publish the report
OF the Legislative committee for free
and general distribution IN such form
best.
Tenth. That we return our sincere
thanks to the pastor OF the First Pres
byterian Church, Rev. DIR. Z. T. Well
ford for securing the church In when
to hold the convention. and for the
admirable, arrangements for the com
tort and convenience OF the delegates;
Of the Shenandoah Collegiatc 1nsti-
tute quartet for their splendid and in
spring songs during the convention.
and also the several newspapers whose
reporters have been with US"
Committee on Resolutions.
!, Re H,s l. That In the death Of
League Of Virginia has lost a most eff
beloved brother We greatly deplore
MS sudden end at a time when it is
difticult TO secure self sacrificing men
for work that demands the best ener-
giles Of mans life and offers in re-
turn small remuneration and often,
times from the public press severe
criticism and opposition.
Mr.. Stuart was in the prime Of life
and mental vigor, an untiring worker.
an effective pleader for tho cause he
adopted so earnestly. His departure
has created q serious gap in tho ranks
Of the Virginia Anti Saloon League
workers which 1t Will not be easy to
NIL
Resolved, That 1t is with tho pro
foundest regret that this convention
nears that Rev. James Cannon has
found 1t necessary to resign as super
OF Virginia: Dr.. Cannon has filled this
position with conspicuous ability and
IN a manner wholly acceptable 10 tho
members Of this convention
RESOLVED. That this convention re.
turns thanks to DR. Cannon for his
faithful and successful work in behalf
or the temperance work In Virginia.
and expresses the hope that Dr. Can
non VIII continue his efforts in tenn
perance work. ~
RESOLVED, That it is with great re-
greet the league has accepted the resIg-
nation OF the Rev. John A. TAYLOR. su
perintendent Of the Southwe stern Dis
trict, with headquarters at Roanoke.
MI. Taylor has done an invaluable
work for tho cause OF temperance and
state citizenship In his wide territory.
ana II is with the most profound sor-
row that the league views the termlna.
,ion Or his faithful service as district
superintendent
Resolved. That these vacancies urge
most eloquently the present need Of
inding other devoted men TO take I'm
Inc work these good soldiers have laid
oo"n, ana we pray that God may
speedily raise UP men of His own
eholce to take their places"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
FEARS FELT FOR SAFETY
OF THE 1911 PEACH CROP
S I'd cial 10 Tha Times. n,snatch

i.ynchburg. Va, February o3.-Gravs
FEARS are being entertained in this
section for the safety Of the 1911 peach
COOP. on account OF the advanced state
Of the budding and the prevailing
weeks unusually warm weather far
this time Of the year was experienced
and this advanced the buds so far thai
It Is probable that much Of the fruit
this week February was almost as
mild as typical April weather. but this
week the Thermometers has been sin
or eight degrees below freezing It
Is probable that late fruit has not been
injured, but the early small fruits have
almost certainly been injured mate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
LIVING PICTURES AND
SOME SPECIAL MUSIC

An entertainment VIII be given this
afternoon at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles j. B!lups, 424 North
Iwenty-fifth Street. by ST. Johns
Circle Of Kings Daughters for the
oeheht OF the Sheltering Arms Hos
pital The feature OF the program
viii be series of living pictures posed
BY Professor Frank Eugene Cosby.
Among those who Will pose are: Mary
Alassie. Stuart Billuns. Miss Walkup,
VIII Parrish. Leila Lacy. Hazel Cheat
wood, Fannie Farrell. Lummie Cum
ningham and Ida Holdcroft; John Alden,
i,,riscllla and John Gcode and Ruby
Brauer; Misses Rlount. Cheatwood and
Moody; Miss Ruth Cunningham: Miss
Laura .trmltaGc and Bnford Pcay
one % the most enjoyable numbers
VIII be violin selection by Miss Annie
Louise Rembrandt. accompanied By Miss
Myrtle }edtord Vocal numbers Will be
rendered by Miss Bragg and Miss Sal
lie MOntG Omerv Brown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
PICKED Up AT SEA.
LiGhfshlp Driven From Station
49, Ecrritll Mort 1xe.t CHA n.

NorIolk, Va. February 23-Driven
from her station BY q terrific north.
west gale, the Fenwick Island light
ship was picked up seventy-five miles
al sea Yesterday by the revenue cutter
speak lightly Of their experiences, but
say the wind was blowing about forty
miles an hour when they were blown
Monday night, and both of her anchor
chains were parted BY The fury Of the
gale Her crew suffered CONSIDERABLY
from cold and exposure, but were none
TIE Onondaga picked up the light.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
EXAMINE THEIR TEETH
Schooi BOnrd Makes Arrangement with
Dcntnl Association

Dcntul Association.
Tceth OF pupils Of Richmond public
schools will be examined Under an
agreement approved by the CITY School
board last night, authorizing the Don
tal association Of Virginin to mako
such an inspection. the work to be
oone by licensed dentists only
Inc superintendcnts report showed
an enrolment to February | OF 1850
which includes the schools annexed
with Washington Ward
ihree extra grades have been estab-
nshed, one eech at Madison. Springfield
and Sidney Schools, with the foliowinr
teachers IN charge: Misses Ellen r.
lanes. Virginia L. Hamlet and Mabelle
The plan to establish summer nor
NAL school for colored teachers under
Dr, Hovey was heartily approved
The new building on Hanover Ave
nue.. to be opened next September was
named the William r. Fox School In
memory or the late superintendent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24

ship far off the Virginia coast ABOUT
thirty hours after she had been blown
70 sea. The revenue cutter towing the
llghtship passed in the capes last
night. but did not bring her up to the
buoy yard until to-day
New anchors and minor repairs will
be made before the ship goes back 10
her station
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
OBITUARY
Mrs.. Annie f.. Green.

Annie L. Green, widow OF William r..
Green. OF This county. died ycstcrda,
al her residence. near Massa ponax, Of
nsart disease, aged eightyonc years
Sho Is survived By five sons lanes
Laurel. William Thomas. Tazcwell ".
John 6. and BENJAMIN F. Green. and
INC daughters, Fanny a nd Alice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24

D. Glsh. sixty-seven years old, a ma
tive of Roanoke county who served as
courier for General Robert e Lee,
throughout the war. died this morn
Ing at his home after an illness Of two
nonths. He is survived by six chill.
xren The funeral will take place to.
morrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
Place for j. Prince NVebst,

Atlanta, Ca. February ga Prince
Webster. for two years rate clerk in
tho Office OF tho Georgia Railroad Com
mission. to-day was appointed rate
expert for the commission. The SAL
airy was fixed by the commission at
$1,000 per year MIR. Webster former
IS lived at Wilmington, y. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
Mrs. NyIlIinm t;ouIlr,nn

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
:, fredericksburg. Va, February 20. IL
MrS. William Gouldman. a lifelong
resident OF this city died at her hons
mere last night after a lingering III
ness scd seventy seven years she
was member Of the Methodist Church
ana Is survived By i've sons
Mrs. Lucy Il. Fnrn.wortb.
tSnecia! TO The Times Dispatch
Spotsvlvania, Va, February. 25.-Mrs
Lucy ELLEN Farnsworih. aged slAty-
two years, died At her residence In ths
county on Tuesday. She is survived By
her husband. four sons and three
daughters.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson.
Manassas. Va, February .3-Airs.
Elizabeth Nelson. widow of C'aptaiii
EDWIN Nelson, died al her bone hcra
Yesterday. Mrs. Nelson survived he,
husband only ten days. She was ap.
narcntlH In good health until tho last
illness OF her husband, tile late can.
tain Nelson. Mrs. Nelson. who MAD
nursed him during his sickness. SUI.
Tered a complete nervous cola psc.
from which she never recovered Mrs
Nelson was scven,y.thrcc years OF age
James ID. Gi.h.
lSpec!al TO I .,e Times Dispatch
Roanoke, va, February o3--J1mes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
Robert Duuic..
+ SDccIa

ESPECIAL 70 The mes-Dispatch.J
Emporia. Va. February 23.-Rober,
Bowles, a young man OF North Emu
early hour. after weeks illness Of
pneumonia. Mr., Bowles was nineteen
;ears OF age. Tho remains were buried
In the Emporia Cemetery this after
noon. Rev. j. L. Bray, OF the Meth-
odist Church. conducting the services
Mira. Joseph II. Grixxnrd.
Especial to The -Dispatch.1
Imports. Va. February 23.--NrS.
Joseph II. Grizzard. whose home Il.
located near North Ernporia died At
an early hour this morning after q
lingering illness. At the time Of her
death Mrs. Gr!xZard was in her stxty-
third scar. The intermcnt will 10
made. to- mOrrbw IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24

No Victor Agency south Of New
York carries a more complete line Of
VICTROLAS and Red Seal Records
than the Richmond agency repre-
sented by this house.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
MIS-. EliXuhctii NclsOn.
DEATHS

ALLEN-Tn the death OF MAJOR or
WAY S ALLEN. which occurred a
Ms home in this city on last Friday
distinct loss. Not only was lie 3
most genial gentleman. whose ali
Sence Is sure 10 be missed but ii
was owing TO his efforts more thar
70 that OF any other individual tina,
Richmond has it's beautiful AIonu
inent Avenue For IL was lie and his
FAMILY who dedicated and gave the
land upon which it was laid out and
mad II laid out. And IL he had done
nothing more for Richmond than Ia.
sure to il that grand avenue II would
DC thing for which he ought tc
De remembered But he served HIS
city and State we'll IN other capaci-
tles; Tor, for a number of years. he
was member of the city Board OF
aldermen. and was always punctual
y! ms attendance and faithful in the
discharge Of his duties. and he wa 5
ais? a. member OF the convention
which framed the present Constitu-
ton Of virginia. and his name will
mcnt lie also occupied other posi-
tions OF. prominence in the commu-
nitS, being at one time president OF
me Newfoundland Club. captain of
me stuart Horse Guards, former
military organization, OF the city. and
When the state organized cavalry
battalion he became Its ma jor. o
position for which he was admiral bly,
't"u oy IedSoil Oh his education [
the Virginia Military Institute. But.
better than any of these, he was a
man whose integrity was unspottcd.
FOOTE-Die at her residence. o4a4
Eenable Street very suddenly, MRS.
l.. FL FOOTE, in the siXty-third year
OF her age. She leaves two sisters
and three brothers To mourn their
Funeral from ST Johns Church
THIS (Friday) AFTERNOON at 4
O'Clock. lnterment in lakewood
on the cad day Of
February, 1911. at his home in Goooh-
land county Va. RICHARD POW
ELL in his, nineticth year.
lntermcnt in Hollywood To-
PAN, the 9th, at p. NJ services
at the grave.
Enltimore papers please copy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24

TILES CURED ~ G,rD ,tpn.
= oui alGgist wiil refund money N ,,,y,
tSiN IMENF falls 10 cure Itching MIA
6.eed!nG or Protrudinx Files IN 6.l. days. 5o.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
Mrs. Martha a. Beatop.

Special 10 The Times pispatch.l
suffolk Va. February o3.-Mrs
Martha y. Bcaton. widow OF Captain
John II Beuton died to-day 1T her
homo in Isle OF Wight county. Rev.
II II Butler will conduct the burial
Mrs. Beaton was sixty years old
il II RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24

Especial 20 Tho Times Dispa tch
Alexandria. Nn., February as.-,5itn
Councilman Louis Brill nifty years Old
died tonight. Besides his wife one
son. and ten daughters. three broth
frs and two sisters survive him He
had been member OF the Council
for sixteen years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24

fOOTE-Died at her residence, o424
gcnable Street. very suddenly, MRS.
OF her age. She leaves two sisters
and three brothers To mourn their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24

Funeral from ST. Johns Church
III is (triday) AFTERNOON at A
o'clock. Intermcnt in lakewood.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-18

Stange oann in oas @arterre rel
den, INN iie Dem 8ublifum CUR
Eriifung gu iibereeben. Scum folg+e
Der @lan5punft ser 8iece: Ser Sro1t=
baooMr : Grid.
Srib lieb iid ouf einem StubLe
nieoer uno beugte oen Sberforper
5iemlid melt nod binten iiber oie
breite nno nieorige 2ebne beiiel-
ben. Damn legte ibm Garlneuo Elm
9rett ouf Die 9ruit uno beloitets
ooiielbe NIT elmer anaobl giienee-
tpi6te, auf bie NIT peiBer Oelfar.
be 3iffern gen1alt moren, meIde
Die S6mere ieoes ein5elnen @iien.
itiids on5eigen %iollten. S6lieBlid
reifte tie linn nod @eige llnb 80.
gen; Sris itemmte oos Snitru.
ment unterbolb oes 8rettes geger
ben 2eib uno begann Damn, luGb-
reno bie Muiif Ieiie ofompogniertc
Die Monrico : arie glei65eitig 81
ipielen unb GIT litgen.
G~ortiebung folgt.)
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Sin @Oetbc-a nriuianp.

gor mir liest, 10 ibreibt utrs cir
Witarbeiter, Der uMbreB=& alenoer
Der aonielib 9reuBiiden Saupt-
uno Geiioen5-9t6bte Berlin uno
Botsoam, DEFENDERS ser oaielbIt be-
finoliden boben uno nieoeren Col
legetL Snitan5ien unb grpeoitionen
auf oas Sabr 1906. CT lit ubep So
bonn 6rieorih finger" eri6ienell
rno 5nar, mie ausoriidlid permerft
miro: nMit @etebmigune Ser So
niglih 8reuBif1en Mfaoemie Der
@iiienidaften~. Gin MoreBbuh I'M
beutigen Gimme lit Der idmale
Sftopbano, Der MIR 374 Seiten nn,-
faBt, nidt, eber elm Sof- upo
Staatsfalenoer, Der ober Die @cb-
iIllng ieoer 'ein5elnen IN inn peraeid)-
neten Berionlidfeit geflar ongibt,
BON Seiner gr5eaen5, Serrn gorl
@uguit Sreiberrn bon Soroenberg,
mirfltben @ebeimen Staats-,
Griegs- uno Cabinets MiniIter, anl
Dobnboffiden 8Iat Scr. So Bis Der.
ab 5u Dem u@an5enep-9ien Mars
tin Sannefe, i'm Ndted am Bots.
oamertbor Scr. Is" Ga oie fonigli-
DIE afaoemie Der @iiienidaften Of.
fenbar Die Muffidt Bel Der 3uianl.
men5teauna un6 8ernusqahe oes
MoreBfalenoers flbrte, ioDte mall
annebmen, oaB Der Mbidnitt, Der
ben @ifienihaften uno ben idoncn
aiiniten gepiomet lit, alf b~eiotoere
3u~perldiiiefeit anipru6 erbeben
oiirfte. Nun folet eleih auf bic
slfaoemie Der @iffenitaften Die
p@faoemie Der &iinite ullo mef)ani-
iden 8iiienidaften", pie iene rn-
ter Dem Broteftorat oes Ronigs,
un0 bier fiii6et man ul1ter ben aas-
martigen gbrenmitglieoern ben
groBten oamnIs Iebelloen 9entiden,
Den groBten 9eutihen aIer 3eiten
aufgefiibrt: @oetbe. = Mber fpie r
Man LEFT nit Staunen: n&err
Carl BON @otbe, 5ahien-@ eimari
ifer @ebeimer 9fat in @eimar."
alio i'm Sabre 1906. mebr ais
oreiBig Sabre nod Dem @rideinen
oes u@os BON 8erIi6ingen~ mo
Goethe I'M 81. 2ebensia6re uno ailf
Der Seioen oes iungen @ertber", ols
Dem @ipfel ieines @eltrubmes ltano,
muBte Die 9erliner Mfaoemie Der
@iiienihaften trosoem tie oie Gbre
bate, ibn 81 ben Sbrieen o1blcll
81 oiirfen, nod nidt eininal leineu
0amen ridtig on5ugeben. Carl boz,
@otbe" metlt man es nidt init
eigenen 4ugen geieben bate, mor
miiroe es nidt fir moglid balten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-18
Sir $500 nad 3emtidlanS.

Seutid : amertfanii6e 3eituneen
meroen i'm alien 8aterlano NIT gro.
Bem Snterelie eeleienL peil iie lid
frei ausipreden uno baufie BON orii-
Ben mebr Neuigfeiten uno Nafrid).
ten bringen, aIs bic oeuti6en Gel,
tun9en ielblt. Die uSreie Brelse fiji
Geras" lit oriiben ii6eraa, pobin iie
geianot miro, elm iebr germ eeiebene,
@ait uno fam iid riiblnen, Mltet
%fennung ullo @iiroieung gu finoen.
mie aus 5ablreiben 8riefen an uns,
ionie an Dieienigen ipelhe oas
8latt all lire @ertpanoten ididel,
berborgebt. @er oaber ieinen 8e.-
uanoten uno Srennoen cine Sre,t6e
ermeiien ibnen ein m~iGfommen.s
@eihenf MAIDEN min, Der beiteae fir
iie Die oSreie Breiie fir geras~.
Das Sntereiie fir Teras, mie iiber-
baupt fir ben Staat uno bic Sc.
gen6, mo Die 8ermanoten po1nen,
tit in Deuti6lano iebr leb6aft uno
es lit unmoelih, in Bribatbriefen
cine 10 sriinolide &ufflaruns uns
gei6reibuns beg frernoen 2anoes
gu ee6en, mie Dies oie uSreie Breiie"
allmodentlid tut. Sir oen gerin-
gen Breis bon $500 p~erienoen mir
portofrei unier reidbaItiges $50.
denblatt auf ein Sobr an irgenb
cine Moreiie i'm Mnslanoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-18
Gas @Ort gelepbun.

81. Sel1nig fiibrt in ieillem 1908
eri6ienen @erfe iiber Die @nttuif-
lung Ger Geleeropbie uno SelepDo-
ME" ltdber aus, ooB Die 9e5ei6nuua
Selepbon peoer BON @ourleul notiJ
bon Geis (oem g%rfinoertt oeS eleftrl-
iden Sernipreders) gepraet ODER
gum eritenmal oltgenanot moroen
lei. 9as @ort nuroe pielmebr idon
1888 bon Or. Gomersbauien fir Ell
uen BON inn porgeidlagenen Spredl,
fonol, Der IN Ger SDDluns Der @iien-
babnidielten on5nlegett mare, ee-
broudt. Die gan5 dbnlide 8e5eid-
nll1g 9elepbonium fir einen ofltiti-
iden Gelegropben gebroude Suore
logar idon 1928; u1lo 8beatItone
6enuete oos @ort gelepbon 1891,
INN Die medoniibe llebertrogun9
Don S6alleinoriidert our6 bol5er1u
Stoltgen au benennell. Solpeit 9e1t-
mig. Sect aeiet OF. Srie timer I'M
aueuitbeft oes slrhips fir oie @e=
ididte Der Observation-Disclosures uno
Der Se6nif (2eip5ie, goeel), oab
oas @ort nod meientlid otter lit. er
permeiit a1f elm 1896 in Berlin err
ihienenes 8ii6[ein BON g. Slth.
morin gum SdluB vueber oie SIN.
lperouttg Ser Spra6robre CUR SeGe-
graphic" gebanoelt miro. @utb gebt
bon Der groBen @rfi1oung ieiner
3eit, Ser optiiden Signalgeblnlg
bon gbappe ous uno nil oieie &C.
ourb berbeiiernt ooB er ouf ben eil.-
5elnen Stationen Mdnner nit rieii-
gen Sdaltridtern oufiteat, oie SIC
Na6rihten nit Dem Obr ouf5uneb
men uno iofort nit Dem Spra6rohr
meiter5ugeben batten. Die poree-
idlasene art oes Selegrapbierens
mar olio afuitiid itatt = mie hei
@bappe = optiid. y0ieier tpeient-
lide INTERRUPTED idreibt b. &rtb.
ofonnte mol einen nerl6ieoenen Sea-
men fir Die telegrapbil6e Initolf
mittels Der Sprodrobre peroiener
uno getpiiermaBen ~notnen6ig ma.
den. @elber ober miirbe nun biar
ii6 i6iflider empfeblenz als Der
gleidfa1s olrs Dem @riehiiben enE
lebnte: Selepbon ooer Sernipre-
d1pr2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-18
@enotor goilen lift uieoer

Senator goiIeD lift mieoer n
@oibington. Or bat ben Berid}ter'
Ifottern nohmnIs erfl1rt, baB er
nidt als aanbioat auftreten nlo
6ab er finftig ieiten @obniis III
Sort @ortb nebmen meree.
9lus Bolton melbet man: Me.
gen @usgebens faliher SolbooGor-
Glide, Die, pie es beibt, BON einsm
gu % Sabren Straf8eit n~criirteil-
ten Sniaiien 6es 3uttbauies,
Batrid 8anlep, in ieiner 3eue Der.
gefteIIt tporben iuaren, mltr6e Der
Neger Mira sSobnion, Ser erlt Dor
ipenigen Engen nod abiitung zines
6reii1brigen 9ermins aus Der
GtrafanftaIt entInfien purbe. bon
Midter Dodge I'M 8~unoes-D iitrifts.
ouf elm Snbr uno eilien Gag nadJ
benz gunoesgef1ngnis in atIantu,
Ga, geionot. ltngefdbr 100 Stiide
oes faIiden @eI6es fino bisber III.
ner6olb uno auBerbaIb 0es 3udlf.
ent6edt ipor6eu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-18
Lokales.
Die 3robibitiumiitem in 9alas.

9ie groBe @eriammiune ser 8ro-
b%ibitioniiten in 9aaas lit nibt 10
oerlaufen, mie Die Serridaften es
mol getriinift bdtten. Bon pprnber-
elm aeigten iib itarfe Weinungspers
ibieoenbeiten urlb oieie famen in els
ner iebr idarfen @eiie gum aus-
ornd. Die einen moltert einSifet
nuHteuen, Die ottbern nidt. Sdlieb-
lid liegte Gone Sobnion NIT %ieillenl
8oridlag, ben &f olif Ser gon-
gen 2inie fortauieben, es ser 9ep1l.
ferung aber gu ~iiberloilen, Nomir,a-
tionen gu moden. Die Gntideiourg
miro alio IN BEN oenlofratii6en Grt,
marmablen faaen. aufridtie &C,
ftan6en baben mir alt6 nidt erlpar,
tet, oaB Die &onbention etnas otlhe.
res tun neroe. @ir Mnti : BroDifi-
tioniiten miiiien eben ben &alnpf III
nerbalb Der benofratil6en Bortei
gegen uniere @eener aufnebnten.
DaB Ban Senatsfanoioot lperoell
min, ideiut gemiB gu iein uto ebei,-
10, oaB Nibter 8antlap als @ouper-
neursfanoioaf auftreten miro. 9cr
@egeniat 8mifden Campbell un>
8aa trat i6arf berpor. timer e..
rentuerte Ct : @ouperlleur i6eint
ielbit unter ieinen eeliebten Groti.
bitioniiten nidt on5u popular 81
iein.
Die Soee, oos Meiultot oer @ob,
len am %. Suli geri6tIid att5ufed.
ten, bat man faIen gelaIien. gs mor
oas nod Dem fldgliden 5iasco Ser
nit 10 groBem @eidrei III Scelle ee-
iesten unteriudung ielbltberltdno.
lid. Ser 8eridt, ser Ser &onfereil.
iiber oieie 1nteriudnne ~borgeIeat
tpur6e, mar Elm ihpddli6es, ianl-
merIihes Ma6merf. gr mll6tc
ielbit ouf ben begeiitertlten 8robibi.
tioniiten nieoer6riidero tpirfen.
Statt oes &ontelts min man oa.
rnuf binarbeiten, oaB oie n1dite Sc,
gisIatur Dem 8olfe abermols sic
Brobibitionsfrage our M%bItimmltlo
Dorlege. @orlaufig moleit mir Die
ausfIbrung oieies 8eidluiies nllr
rubig abtparten. @ir iiio iibcr
5eiiat oaB Die 8robibitioniitcn,
iuenn fie nirflid oieie Dumlnbeit
MAIDEN, NIT elmer gr0Beren Mapori.
tot geiblasen uer6en aIs oies Sabr.
uno mir glauben, oaB audi lire Siih-
rer 6ies piiien. DesbaIb iperben fc
audi ihperIid nod 6tuei Sabrel!
ihon tpieoer auf cine Brobibitions-
abitimmung 6ringen.
Seoenfaas miiiien mir Mnti's
aber auf Der SUIT fem. Mubig bin
ieten meroen iib unfere @egner
aidt, ireeno etpas peroet iie uliter.
nebmen uno 90 beiBt es aufpoiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-18

Ssm Sauie feilier 9odter,
Srau Soiepb Sierbol5er in MIanln
Seigbts, ftarb Carl Sdaefer i'm Ml,
tern BON sc Sabren. Ger 8eritor.
bene fam oIs iuneer Manlt borl
neunaebn Sabren nad oieler @egello
uno bat bier biele Sabre cine Sarni
bemirti6aftet uno cine u9oiry" be,
trieben. gor einigen Monater1 per-
Tor er feline Srau. Or binterI1Bt
5mei TDhter, Srau Soiepb uilo Sroli
Bbilipp Sierbol5er uno einen Sofll
Namens 9ermann.
Der SngIeiibe Sun, @ooo uro
Country Club lit Inn einen Charter
eingefommen. Die Snforporatoren
iin6 81. s. 9mnfortb Oscar 6. @uei-
in5 unb Sobn S. Stepens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-18
illus Soeit in @eltfaIen.

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ooppeltes Mor6berbrefen gemeloet
an Dem flint froatiide arbeiter b..
teiliet iin6, bon oenen orei fif BE-.
reits binter SdIoB uno MiegcI be
finoen. Ole 8anoe bate einen Dis.
put nit Dem Soeit'er Wcsgermei
iter 2oebr eebabt uno NOR in beI.
Ter @ut init Weiiern iiber ben Wallll
bergefallen. 8ah frr5em aampf LAG
2oebr oils 2eide am 8ooen. Ser Hc.
Light @ulf mar berbeigeeilt, I'M Ole
@eiieriteder feit5unebmen. 8ieit
lpenoeten iid nun gei6loiien gegel
Den geamten unb itaden oereint an
Wnlf los, Der ebenfaGs BALD 5a so
ben ianf uno nod penigen Mint
ten ieinen @eift aufgab. Dam
panoten iid Die Morbbuben 5rlt
5lndt, bod lit es seluneen, orei po,
ibnen feit5unebmen. Mu9 Der anoc.
rem beioen, oeren sSoentitdt befannt
1T, bofft mar bolo bobbaft 81 iuer.
ben.