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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-12
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70 The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue OF the 'FREIE
PREssE KJER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
Of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas. 1t is
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has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma
It circulates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to El
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state. as also in Mexico.
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the "FREIE PREesE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
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in better 9erfaiiung, poaig arbeiteno
uno 5ufriebeniteaeno, miro Sim
mons 2iper 9nrifier" fie 10 Der.
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frau. Rein @unoer, uenn ibre
Goune ettpos miirriiH lit. Sic niro
ibre CUTE 3anne nieoer erlangeit,
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Gein anoeres.

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ming OIL.
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gae limb befrieSiat.

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BE, beioe Telephone, lit Der ein5ioe
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mer uno Geparierer. Sect lit Die
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-31
FEW ACCIDENTS
PAINTING Woven ara Confetti Thrown
IN Eyes Constitute Host
Serious Cases

several romer Fno tainted r the
crush on Mare sf-tet In tho re.e
nraf'pn ani feu ah0 pere forced
'o sees aid .r having small pieces 1f
COMET removed from fher ewes
Here -he mos SERIOUS acc.der-r 90
sl'irF from 10 mer-Frras
De enerEencg hosp'fa. situated %
eras stores throughout fne ,..s.
served '1eir purpose neI and sge1
cases .aa' vere bro en- f1 them -e
ceifrd med rs. AID prompts. fre JOB.
l4re1 persJus % etsrr case req..rI1g
-0 further freafmer
~ course there aero m. nor .~Hf-
.es slcf ss brl see and sore ewes from
con'effi o8f '1e crowd took Tho MAJ.
'er .r he spirit ~ ffa occasion and
'er rere rep0r ed
Probably fhe mos- perIo4s injury
~ fle evening va .hat ~ tovrg
led. $40 received s.g.- bum on
Ter cheek from red IRE LOO some man.
nor She Has .rser fD the errerssatt
station a- MInseueIIer rFarm.rr
on TF-lff second and Market streets
Hrr-e she cas- sffrude1 br D- Albert
No.@ a roIrg CONAN caught 10 me
cr.s- s the corner ns N-rse- and
Fourfeenfa sfree.s tainted ara vas
removed -o Srlu.I.s lr.a ro-s
whore Fl- vas revived arfar
case vac reported on Mars.f street.
blt tae y0lus lady recovered after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-31
DAYS PROGRAM
interesting Program Scheduled for
This Afternoon and Evening
ard Many VIII Enjoy a.

Ideal weather conditions have been
promised for the Halloween celebra
ton tonight. and Indications are that
thousands % spectators will throng
the streets during the parade An
elaborate program has been arranged
FOR tho afternoon and evening. and
while the rainfall last evening had a
tendency 20 damage the decorations
large corps ~ decorators will be on
hand today 20 replace the DESTROYED
decorations and this evening wheel
NIX will have a gala appearance The
formation OF the civic parade tonight
follows
'ai'f AItnsye- Of Ftr. department
Fire department
'f.ef Hastings ana f.felf-nanfs Platoon
Nsvor schmidt and President For
Executive committee Ha4rf ~ co-,r,t
Alan ~ Robinson ntlef Marshal
D. Morris cher ~ STAFF
A.des Melton Eugene Basr WI
am W"'ss. James collins ar.
Lang Dave Morgan Do
N~isfers Rand
FIRST GfNfsfbS
'''i'. schools sHpt ~ % Wors Ma
shsf
fc- Prof Williams Prof g.
.n'nYs Prof. Fs.nF. pror
Gif.ens rr"r g. 90 ctaEo
W".gf~- ola. f:It.l.e Jsfser-.n.
K.nlet. t.f.1r
sf'DSD rINtSTD~
.s.. '' 81 - ...... N"rs ..al lias o..
rfurI iivIsiGS "-'
a.. Mere. ri. sd .i.snf. n DsnH
,as'ain beat's captain MrFaa-
FOURTH urylIo~
- ~ uols-.Ia.ll kYrr. rarr.aII
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oe.ns ,Aken 20 The shslier o. door
pay
Gases Were yogEs gris were SOL.
.er.rs .rom Con'stu In their -y-s
we're .-es-er; during the evening b.
p 10 csse we're se-,cas re no.,
se-.c-s ca- oe!ns treated By NJ
StsA.s =, Nenkemel!srs drug s,or.
Ts- cL.l cher s9suean, for aid ..
san Importance sas reported a.
Gcet-es where YOUNG lady ~
,elved t!-. men .cr 4 sprainec snki.
Nh.is he parade -As passing
TNectt fhlrt stree; or Main. NJ
Harry Hahe-suck driver FER he
Acams Express Company. was strue 4
bg heavv trucs snd thrown 20 he
GROUND His right leg VAS hsdlv
bruised hU, not seriously enough -
u"ovss ate his removS. 20 a hospitA
10 s.u he confined 20 he home Tor
several dave a. result Of The ace.
dem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-31
The CORONATION
- Gro ~nins % rf-l Aisrrt a~a
e-ssr "s-ce 'rcss-- .
Tne-.srcs o. Maze,
Sassre

HItt ubr~-s.t r~f-u1. .. t.. .
Nb~r' rh- F.r-' ana queen - .4-
s-.- '~opn~d s.ug and queen af th.
fia.ov" 90 Celebration .4s- -t.r.ag
o. To- tf carolina In-r CONS
G from OF fh.- ret ~ ~ s-ard ..
Narke' stree While 1upl-er Pf.l,...
furned ne sprinkler ou farhrr wh-.
~ during ne ea.., afternoon .f 90
ro' darseu bio spirits % he 'fa-r
and lorE Defor" 20 eas Time fu- OBJ.
'nrurafl0u rer-muufes 10 open POO.
Nhe"' Ins RI-ine-. Men, As>r,.at..n.
shp sanctioned fhe HaUove en- oere
monies arranged 20 have me corona
Non ceremonies conducted iu the 49,,
L1r" hotel lobby should the rain con
unue falling
However. j T. shut ~ the spr.n.
ier shortly after , oc.ors aud Vhle
old Sol aid nor peep from behind tho
clouds DO vas very evident that th.r-
would nor be any more rainfall dur
INK the evening with This encou-
aging news from 'he weather fore
cast. thousands of people thronE.d
ih" streets 10 see the king and queen
crowned Long before 10 Uas time
Tor ih" king and queen 20 appear 90
o." throne the reyl-slng stand VA
taxed fp ifS utmost and hundreds coz
persons fhroueed the streets n Va,
utterly impossible fo get anvNh.rc
near 90" reyie0inE stand Al the time
'h- coronation vas scheduled. and
hundreds acre compe' % TO sta fd
south ~ Eleventh street while 'n-
o"r"m'nIe- V~fe being conducted
Prompts a. the hour scheduled sur
Do" coronation ceremonies King 4
bert and Queen Maude. m the ro,at
carriage. drew zap 10 front of the
throne and we're escorted from tho
carriage to The throne With Ereaf
ovation. Cardinal Couir. with his A..
t"ndants then appeared IN front ~
fhe throne and escorted there by
King Albcris attendants. sat 10 their
right iu an eloquent address the
Cardinal crowned both the king and
queen. while the thousands that
ihronged the reviewing stand and
around The throne cheered themselves
hoarse
After the coronation ceremonies
King Albert escorted Queen Maude
10 the royai carriage. and they we're
taken % the Mcclure grill. where an
elaborate banquet vas rendered
Never iu the history ~ Wheeling has
there been such an elaborate celebra
ton a. thar % last evening. and the
thousands ~ visitors that thronged
he streets we're greatly impressed
"ifh rho program that vas carried
out
The drizElinE rainfall throughout
M" day had a tendency 10 make the
pumpkins shed their leaves. and a.
result the gala decorations that we're
placed on the principal thoroughfares
or The CITY acre soon washed awav
A. state'i before. the rainfall did not
darken the spirits % the vast throng
iha' crowded the streets. and after
Tho clock on The CITY building had
rhimed the hour ~ 8. and the rainfall
had ceased. thousands thronged rhe
public thuroughfares ~ tho city 20
TAB" par 900 fhe holiday celebration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-31
ROYAL BANQUET
ne Royai Party Literally Draqssd
From Fests Board by Halloween
Joymakers
fnurr King gchsnE
.eIsnef Or MANY a. rfar9.
40 many prank iaIr. sI DO
Arf Ia sides fIst su0aa


'.n fe fHu ~ rs .safera Ea.
Nfr Apologies f, Mother C1n-s
If- nice fo boz king n is also
n.c" f1 he crowned. 2 fhe head mat
wears fhF crown need not lie uueasv
Nni ~ ir supposed that The same ap-
"s fo beng queen. though tho
farI or Avon tIdn mention the queen
business when hr coined thar stun
about Tho k.ng and Dis crown fo dfs.
zorro The future generations Of crown
Vrarcrs
Hu' Wheeling Erg Albert the
p 'r~'. ami rho Gnot queen Maude
nave uu Tears of rrrasIresa So.
willing hands ar1 roHckIrE hearts
are aHaf'ng f0 ln fHsIr 1851 and Weld
.' iH.'r slightest b.ddirr. so that au
uneasy head 's NOT tKpatfaf Tor
Ifrrt $3.50 he their rule.
II" fr-f nnrI-ancs and pho r-af real
.'r.r of so'erciCrft uae given faaf
evening 40 fre ga ace Wcf.ure. where
f coronation banquet was served
'hn'd af'IF following rho ceremony
.. .n" crowr.nr or fHe rotnf dIas. o.
Iu.'n 'nr reviewing stand At ibis
.FH. fflas' fhe rrvly made muuarchs
tasted fre first ~ fhr sweets of power
I" hHnq of vas ore f1 unIrh even
Zoo r"fl tlaard. uto ao loved sr'en-
.'r nr bis more splendid successor.
t Hr' aspire fI seat himself The
.' OPT POO rfHftI hsI In uhcr
pro. Iut Der % rroverder peImIni
.'.olAn Zoo EotaI Head Waiter H
served fIe lffrar.ee fffef
Ur f.r royal sfomarNe. has
't'r "'fr sN.r.ri .r tHe history uf
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that this evening thousands ~ visit.
ors viii throng the streets 10 pa-tic!
pate In the mammoth parade that will
NOV" from the South side shortly a.
ter go o'clock The heavy rains
that fell ove- tho upper Ohio Valley
Yesterday had a tendency 20 prevent
rho vast fhrong from the Eastern
OHIO cities from attending However.
"hen the rain stopped falling shortly
after o'clock hundreds thronged the
streets. and the police. in charge ~
'hief Hastings and Lieutenant Buch
Naid mad hard time keeping the
visitors from thronging on The streets
Despite the fact that the sidewalks
had been rOped or hundred =
tirongeI on both Market and Main
streets. and as result trafHc vas
delayed FOR several hours shortly az
Ter % o'clock tho parade started NOV
INK from the South side. and after
winding through mo prlncipa thor
oughtares. they saung into Market
street The reviewing stand BOZ front
N The old market house vas well
hlled. despite the fact that rain vas
falling steadily
m" parade vas in the following
order
Nntnr &C. H Schmidt
ff Asr-rsI. -fr1-. i'a.m erser
'f ~ Starr. Charles -Inrs.lr-.
a.. IfHrf Robert " browne
FirSt Division.
kHrH. I'HsnIr.
Robert I..rIsH.. Marcia.
ef. IrtrE |f.rrr U~rrr Renter
.H-f helfer. Frara o. f.sa ff4.-.
az I.-.f
Second Division.
Advert ..... f.....a
|. f..r. MarrHn.
It .rir-.r Hfn s Ir Naf o.
rf."a. I" NHIr.
Third Division
'.. I'r.fFf...nH
Do .ttr-fs. Wrra.a.
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WI n. NNeConna.-E.e y. r p Pickett c.,
,'.'N"- D.. GRIM. ''.ari~~ Hell
'''f"n.- ll..I-E. '.~ss.s
Nes- virginia RIGS auf ,ra-r.aF.r
r. MorEar. M.r-FaI
4f - rsnpbeii Albert S-asir.r Geo
NAl'i'1.r. baird NJ BIOL. car
rifth Division.
o. itre Marsha.
''i - l li'' ,1'i js.s E.iiv rau-'
i.oHs Sa, T q, Irbe-t.
gene NIrEro
he complete ist % prize winners
follows
Artistic Fios,s.
First Prize Burr Hive LADIES' of
The Maccabees
Second Prize Protective Home
Third Prize ladies' % tho Wacca
bees ~ bridgeport
Fourth PriEe-ApoIlo Theatre
Advertising Floats
Firsf Prize Charles Hell
second Prize JuerEenz naker-
bird Prize Metropolitan IT. On
surance Company
Farmers Wagons
First Prize x a. Mcdonald o.,
Hr'dgeuor.
Second Prize William Wallace
Third Prize Daniel McGra.h and
" j. keenan,
Rigs ard Carriages
Flrsf Pr.yes-SpI. Uay .dson Mos
and Frank NcCarerfy
Had i- NOT been fo- tho heavy rain
fal there would have been twice t1e
number on fhe sfreefl during the
coronation ceieDra ION The ercu-
stors from fhs nearby states were
grea'Iy reduced from the fact fha.
The rain had a fendencv to dampen
mo spirits % The crowd
halloween trrore
rrom tho REVERSING rfarf tra
parade was s spectacular even. WfH
he'sters band Leading tho tho rova.
carriage dravirg ktnz Abort ard
queen NaIfe % Owed aru tho head
or 'he -iuEd0m NJ f1e Wbee trr f.s
'ricf lrea an ovation af aIorE .-e
Inc
Following fhe rnta. rsr-.aEe nun
trr ~ DeaIt.t.. decorated fda.s p.tr
0.' names followed After The .u
named floats came f1a frsf pr.re ain.
fees ff.s uae br rsr .e mos- cab
0-sfe.y decorated fos- 'hat even sr
rc'rated .n a similar event Dol 'h.s
c.ff
Five e1sts of .te Rstman preu ~
'omparT '1er f1.oRef each dec
GRATED eIfh ba1-us and faFs zach
auto aas lighted rffH electric .gEfs
from orr batteries and .rey made a
brilliant appearance Their o. Owed
frn -chmuIhach AUTO cars which uere
decorated .r an elaborate manner and
'her drew su ovation sI along fhe
lire of march
The foa.s rf George 80 Shook com.
psr'. Geo p --fe. Palace Furniture
COMPANY George Baron ard other
local companies foroeed Zach aas
decorated .n elaborate style end eere
u.d.. rteerat ss tr+. rssser The 70.
r.eF'r- stand DrIr- era.s and 81 F
decorated eesor- .r NO parade trs-
"aa.. .u ..- honorable mention t1.
oo Arheuz A.fp Compsr TsrpeI
Au.u Company Bed OT Springs d.
r. Wallace Board 90 TraI e. Belmont
County Ca.varl stone a. Thomas. aud
others.
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FAIRGROUNDS
49, - -.EE.s - C..s ss-sos
a. Pa c - ---ss-ssrs
N-1-- ats

-hs eNSc-..ve cczn.ytee ~ss pa
'.s' g sven re assurance -ss. 10
'n--- Pc, s-o1l-s Ess sad Tvea
't- -t s'-ee, src For,ys.,-h street
Nc4-d te -ep-es sz;ec 81 80 civic "a
-ecc TIE probsb. notes sre ia. three
sLtcrot .. loaded down 0l,n .ktd.
dies from esrh ground -. give a'-
-o re PROCESSION
S.c-s'a~, 2 q SAVIOR % 80
Board 90 Trade also stated ina .as-
institution would - r.prrs .n.ed IS
one or NOR. cars carrying tne princi
"a ofc.sls
The Ems sr-srF-uert~ we're Nes
ferra, With resUr,f 10 +..a domesi r.
science and manual training noats
, h-se we've completed ,csterdsy. all
but the decorations. aad these viii be
pa on This morn ma hy the Young "A
dee n The High school Instead al
electrical hof plates As originals
planned. ihe cooking vii be done on
hot plates fred Vtth charcoal This
removes entirely th. element % dan
Eer which might have attended the
Use % electricity. gasoline or oil The
domestic science floats Mil be divid
80 into three rooms. ore for cooking
and genera kitchen work. one FOR
sewing. and cne for serving
The question of how 20 cook on
board the floats With safety vas ths
Iast one solved John ~ Renuard q
member ~ the executive committee
came 10 the rescue With the charcoal
Idea tie Uent from TIN shop 20 Tin
shop and borrowed the fre pots from
hicn the hot plates were rugged up
hey are nov loaded With charcoal
and Under and are all ready 20 tx
rite al the touch % a match this a.
faruppu
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HALLOWE'ENIES

The witches and Eoh'ius we're IN
hne fet;ls
The "Holsum" girls looked good
enough 10 eat.
The six black horses IN the q
T NJ hoat from bridegroom we're the
handsomest IN the parade
The "RinEviile" school noat "a. =
"humdinger
The klnE and queen OF Fulton ~
5ract"d almost as much attention -
our own Albert and Maud
Tho crush vas 81 great in from, ~
hsncher = store that the ropes had %
be- lowered hy the police
The Reymann brewing companvs
display % pretty girls excited conrif.
erabile favorable comment
II there are any other devices rat
will make more noise bring en- on
tonight
The thro~inE OF confetti from win.
doNs above The ground nOor had \
pretty effect
Smile damn you smile" and -out
Tor a good time are notices which
we're very much in evidence m 'he
crowd. And everybody obeyed OBJ.
notices
John comm vas surely the no,
looking cardinal The red skull car.
tho ermine cape and Johns charactar
istic majestic bearing ftted him for
the post perfectly
Chief Altmeyer had the gong on
the department automobile shined ~
the last word 90 brilliancy No Other
Illumination was needed for the ma
chine
The return 10 the Sisters % TO
Good shepherd from the sale 81 con
ietii will he very large. a. severa
hundred dollars worth was dlspossd
81 last night and the sale will he
bigger tonight
Omcer Fisher. whose post ~ dufy
last night was A. Alley ~ and Ma
ket street. rises 70 remark that bv
me close Of another nights celebra-
non only those persons endowed With
Tin ears will have survived
With Characteristic thoughtIesa.
ness. many girls and women IN thu
crowds last night wore long dagger
Ike hat pins protruding inches be
yond their hat brims number ~
badly scratched faces were the 70
suit
The liberality ~ the v-heelinr
Traction Company IN allowing the
floats 10 use the juice from iher
wires for Illuminating vas greatly Az
preciaied and added greatly 20 The
beauty % those floats which took al.
vantage - the privilege
Mr. ~ l.. Heck. Who was originally
CHOSEN queen % the halloween buf
VINO abdicated IN favor % the second
highest Miss Maud Gibbs attended
10" coronation banquet ~ tho NC
Lure a. one OF the hOnOred guests ~
me occasion
n possible the crowds on ths
streets last night were greater tbs7
NOSE a. tho celebration one year a.,
ana early IN The evening jams DO
came frequent and u required OH ..r
sAiH of the regular and extra poles
70 prevent serious accidents
Though tho psvemsnts we're pst
ana slippery Early In tho evening rI.
NI The second rain a. 10 o.r.or.
everyone walked dryshod The rain
OF confefu had enectuaiiv sbsorhef
OF water on the streets. Leaving trs
parements DRY
Mayor Schmidt. - Lord varo-
shoNed great orir nality In The De-.
ration ~ biz electric runsbouf The
inree leerinr TOblins which sannr
from The front aHie ~ his mach no
gave Just The proper Haliogs 90
touch
The p'os boy sas very muet n
evidence In The parade behind each
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PRIZE AWARDS
To the Various Exhibitors In tn
Mammoth Parade % Monday
Evening.
WINNERS OF FIRST PRIZES

Artistic Flosts-Burt Hive.
Ladies % the Maecabees
Advertising Floats - Charles
Hell
Farmers Waoons-R. ~ Nc
Donald.
RIGS and Carrisaes-First ard
Second Prizes Split
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Although the elements we're against
Pa Wheeling YESTERDAY. The opening
OF tbs Halloween celebration was a
great success. and the Indications are
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A local laundry save away H.rr.
yesterday afternoon and last s.en.u.
I've thousand altcrfIsInE noise r-o.
succrs IN the shape of s small uocI.r
hox with a faf stick fe. ..rI
strinr Ry Iefure frr -...k Oh. rI
ward Go save ouf lr..k -uHuu.rE
.ound 20 tho gresf te.lr. ot frs
rouih. tt produced ru.s. a.i -fa.
,ras az that VAS wanted Ia~f n.-Ht .t
fhe celebrated. the move mccarthy fte
more PicsaaEg DO vas to tlc -cutups