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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07
THE LlLLIPuTIAN WEDDING.

The courthouse was filled Monday
evening with guests of President and
Mrs. Roosevelt to witness the we'd
ding of their daughter, Alice, to Con-
/ gresham Longworth.
The children played their parts per-
fectly, and Miss Schram, who man.
ages the production, is to be congratu-
lated upon the discernment she dis
played in selecting characters to fit
her pupils
The president. Dan Butler, and Sec
Rotary Taft, Harold Goodwin, CHANGED
to be cousins, and took their parts
very seriously.
The president wore eyeglasses, and
the secretary's white vest was very
conspicuous over his ample waist
| line.
Major McCawley, James Scully,
master of ceremonies, had the distin-
guished air that belongs to a wearer
of swords and military uniforms.
The guests came down one aisle
and up another before reaching the
East Room, so they could be seen by
the audience and every one was de-
| lighted and amazed over the beauty,
ease and grace of the little ladies'.
Space will not allow mention of all
the toilettes worn. Princess Alice,
Emmie Montgomery, slender blonde,
was perfect in complete bridal array
long train, orange blossoms, bouquet
and pearls worth a fortune.
Nicholas Longworth, Thomas Ses-
sions, submitted to having both
bald pate and a mustache thrust upon
him. Newell Henderson, as Bishop
Satterlee, wore his white robe and
conducted the ceremony in voice
clearly audible throughout the hall
1t was not exactly a wedding,
though a ring was used.
Katherine DuPre, as Mrs. Roose-
welt, wore cream silk and lace Ruth
| Stephens, as Mrs. Longworth, wore
lavepdar silk with long black gloves
and white flowers in her hair Char
lotte Northcutt, as Mrs. Lee, was in
dark blue and her elaborate couture
was touched with silver. Sarah Wood
Granting, as Mrs. Potter Palmer, al
so wore pulled couture with dia-
mond combs and a dress of rose bro
cade silk matching her complexion.
Mrs. Foraker, Mamie Conner, was
lovely in pure white with pearls and
diamonds in profusion. Mrs Fred
Grant, Dorothy Milan, was beautiful
in light blue brocaded silk and lace and
big hat trimmed with pink roses. The
Countess de Chambrum, jamie May
Alton, and Mrs. John Jacob Astor. Ida
Bell Hunt, were both extremely pref
ty in rose-pink Mrs. Fairbanks,
Pearl Roberts, was superb in royal
purple satin bordered in ermine
Ethel Roosevelt, Margaret McNeel,
wore white with wide pink sash.
The reception followed the wedding
when the bride appeared in her auto
cloak and yelled hat and left the "im-
mediate family in a group on the
stage.
Between the acts Miss Regina Ram
DO recited and sang two juvenile num-
bers, placing herself as child in con-
trast to the little ones who were
playing like grown folks
Miss Alice Hough and Miss Helen
Dumas played on the piano, Moses
Jacobs on the violin, and Richard Car
ter sang Dreams"
Miss Ruth Stephens played the
marches, and all the music for the
wedding.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07

The little girls sewing circle met
with Clara and Mary Frances Gilbert
Wednesday afternoon. After sewing
on various things while chatting mer-
rily together, ice cream and cake were
served. The members are Clara and
Mary Frances Gilbert, Hattie Black,
Odene Florence Mary Kate Nell, Jessie
Lou Field, Annie Henderson.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07

Mr. R. H. Northcutt, Mrs. Camp
bell Wallace, Misses Jean Wallace and
Alice Wellons have gone to Mr.. J. D.
Northcatt's farm in GiImer County to
spend two weeks.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07
Per SO1lalo

Mr.. Wayland Camp is improving
after an illness of two weeks.
Mr. Pierre Camblos continues ill at
his home in Rose Lane.
Mr.. N. w. l.. Brown is at Indian
Springs and continues to improve in
health.
MIR. and Mrs. H L.Miller announce
the birth OF a daughter on Sunday,
July End.
Mrs. L. N. Trammell has returned
from visiting her daughters in Biz ming
ham.
Miss Hattie V. Griggs, of Macland,
is spending a week with Mrs. B. A.
Osborn.
-Margot Doan has returned from a
visit of two weeks with Eleanor Whittle
in Knoxville
Mr.. Clyde Murray has returned from
a trip to st. Louis, Chicago and Mil
waukee.
Big Mill End Sale begins July
12th-H. A. WARD.
Rev. E S. Doan spent two or three
days this week in Gainesville attending
church conference.
State Senator and Mrs. W. w.
Smith OF Camden County, spent Sum
day in town with DR.. and Mrs. Nolan.
Mrs ]. w. Lewis has recovered
from the Nails injuring her foot but
has been quite i'll otherwise for several
days.
Mrs. Beck Prothro and Mrs. J. E.
King of New Orleans. who are visiting
in Atlanta, spent Friday in town with
Mrs, II. c. Dobbs.
Mrs. Screven and Miss Bond with
Mr.. Forman Screven and Miss Mabond
Screven motored down to Atlanta Sat
urday afternoon
Mrs. c. w. Alison, of Chicago, ar
rived today to spend some time with
her sister, Mrs. Perrie Cambloss. Mr..
HAlISOu Will COIu6 IdlCE.
Miss Allene Fields returned from
North Carolina Friday and left for
Sycamore with Odene Florence, to
visit Mrs. Edwin Smith.
Miss Maud Preston, of Monroe,
who was the charming guest of Misses
Pearl and Alma Nell, left Monday for
avisit to Atlanta before returning home
Rev. WE. Dear, of Atlanta, editor,
of the Baptist Forum, who preached
at the First Babtist Church Sunday,
was guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B.
Johnson.
Mrs. M. E. Rucker and Miss Vel
ma Rucker OF Jackson, Miss, and
Mrs. w, N. Manning and son, Roy,
Manning, are guests of Mrs. w. w.
Watkins.
Mrs. ]. S. Harris, of Birmingham
is spending this week with her sister,
Mrs. T. W. Beshers, and will join
Mrs. ] w. Lewis, Jr., at Jasper to
spend some time.
Send your prescription to the
Wikle-Hodges Drug Co.-Only
Thoroughly Reliable Licensed
Druggists employed at our store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Benson, who
were Married on June 28th have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
are visitsng Mr.. Benson's brother, Mr..
T. M. Benson After this week they
! will be at home at liz Forest Avenue.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07

Mrs. Screven has an elegant five
passenger Ford automobile which
Mr.. Forman Screven already handles
as perfectly as an experienced chauffeur
could do and Miss Claude Bond is
learning 10 drive it.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07

l have for sale two 80 H. P. automo-
biles, one 4-passenger and one s. pas
senger, which offer at bargains.
M. l.. Mcneil, Marietta, Ga.
July 7-2t
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07

Miss Gloria Watkins gave lawn
party with dancing last Friday evening
for Miss Velma Rucker.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07
New crop turnip seed a
Wikle-Hodges Drug Co.

Lucille Morris, little daughter of
Judge and Mrs. Newt Morris, gave a
AZ of eight tables for Marjorie Fish, of
Triton, on Tuesday afternoon. Other
games were played. Flags were used
in decorating, and delicious refresh
ments were served.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07

Louise Norcum Smith, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. ~ X. Smith, is i'll at her
home on Whitlock Avenue, but Dr.
holland has not yet announced the ma
ture of her illness.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07
10 cent Bingham at 5 cents
Mill End Sale-H. A. WARD.
DEATH OF MRS. p. M. GROVER

Mrs. P. NJ Grower died Sunday
night at her home on Powder Springs
street after an illness of three weeks
She leaves husband and four chill
dren, one about three years old. The
funeral was at Wesley Chapel, in the
country, and was conducted by Rev.
G. w. Duval.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brnmby, have
returned from their wedding journey.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07

No drug store in Georgia gives
better service than the Wikle-
Hodges Drug Co.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07
Georgia. Cobb County.

Georgia. Cobb County.
I, J. NJ. Austin, Clerk Of the Supe-
rior Court Of said county, do, hereby,
certify that the foregoing is true and
correct copy OF the application for
charter OF the HARDWOOD MANU-
FEATURING G SUPPLY COMPANY.
as the same appears on file in this
ONCE.
Witness my official signature and
the seal Of said court
This 2rd day of July, 1911.
(SeaD ]. NJ. AUSTIN,
Clerk Superior Court. Cobb County.
Georgia
49, july TIT
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07

Our prescription department
hasn't an equal in the state for
reliable service-Wikle- Hodges
Drug Co.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07

Miss Elizabeth Reynolds has re
turned from Savannah.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07

Mr.. James Camblos is at home again
from Virginia.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07

Mems shirts at g cents-MilI
End Sale-H. A. WARD.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07

10 cent towels at 5 cents--MilI
End Sale-H.A. WARD. hi
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07
n11 Cbe Social REALM.

SOCIAL NEWS can be telephoned TO Mrs.
Carter. Phone $40. or sent to her at liz Forest
Avenue, Marietta.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-07
J. z. FOSTER,
Attorney for Petitioners.

Filed in Office, this Bird day Of July.
1911.
J. NJ AUSTIN,
Clerk Superior Court, Cobb County.
Georgia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-15
Gortictnllg folat.)

Sun Sabre 1889 batte Die Uni
ocrlitat 8reslau, oie iest ibr 100.
iabriges Subilaum feiert, in Dem
Hrofeiior Or. Otto einen feftor
Dtagniiitus, Der lib our6 feline auf-
redte uno itol5e @eiinnnng aus
5eidnete. @r ioqte aud @elegenbeit
befommell, Tie III elmer poIitii6en
4ngelegenbeit 5u beipeiien. 9iegur-
i6cnidaft uSileiia" bate ndnlid)
elm Set peranitaltet, oaa cine flei.
ne Earooie mittelaIterli6er Soffe-
ite mar. Ser Senat moQte nun
Elm Observation-Disclosures 8erfabren elm.
leitcr, nos aber Brofeiior Stta
nidt 5ulieB. Nun lieB Der Yoli5ei-
praiioent BON 8reslau, Seinfe, ourd)
einen Wa6tipruf oas @erfabreE
gegen Die Stuoenten mieoer aufs
nebmen. Ser unipetlitatsreftor
lieB i'm barunl altf 9iitoIen for.
bern. Seinfe nabm aber Die Soroe-
rung nidt an, ionoern oeigte Den
Meftor bel Dem Winilter an. Nun
tuilroe pom Miniiter aus elm Ser
fabren eroffnet. 8roieiior Or. Otto
befauo ii6 CUR 3eit auf Dem Natur-
forldertage in @oinburg. Muf oas
grlltdenL iid gu redtfertigen, erpi-
oerte ct, Dob er in &ube gelaiien
fueroen molle, ionit meroe er nidJt
mcbr nod Deuti6lano 5uriidfom=
men. Dos 5og, uno Yrofeiior o..
Otto lpuroe IN Mllbe eelalien. ST.
5miiben bate ii6 oas @eriidt bon
oieien @orfommniiien inter oen
8reSlauer Stuoenten perbreitei
Der Subel ser Stnoenten iiber oaS
m%annbafte Muftreten fir ibre Sn-
tereiien ourb ben Geftor NOR I'm
gebener. Mls Hrofeiior Or. Otto
nod greslau 3uriiffebrte, mllroe er
bon Sunoerten bon Stroenten en-
pfnngen. Sim Mbeno oelielben Sa
gcs muroe ibm elmer Ser elan8eno-
item 6afel5iise oareebradt bic
9reslau ie geieben bat. 60 lange
9rofeiior Or. Otto @eftor Mognifi-
fus MOP, lieB man Die Stuoenten-
perbinoungen in @llbe, oa ma ni6t
germ NIT oieiem &aubbein onfan-
gen woute.
- 8on5ertmeilter 2aber BON
itaotilden Srdeiter in 8aoen-9aoen
erldBt foleenoe 5fientIihe grf[G,
riing: uDa id nidt sic Mbli6t babe,
mid 81 perlieben ober gu perbeiro-
ten, 10 eriuhe i6 oieienigen nerebr-
lifen 9amen, Die mid bisber NIT
ononpmen lleberraiduneen beood-
ten, mid in 3ufunft giitisit oeriho-
men 5u mollen. 0eit nielein Oanf i'm
Boraus.~ Die 0olnen miilien e3
5iemlid itarf eetrieben baben, mena
Serr 2aber iih 81 oieier 6ludt IN
ole 9effentlidfeit gen6tigt iob. Mon
bcbouptet 5lmeilen, oaB BET oen
mooernen 9omen Der Bertrand oas
@efiibl i~iberniege; oas ideint ober
ooh niht Ser Saa gu iefn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-15

grpan 9. Ban @oub Ii. q. all s. Il.
Wonfen, @runoitiif in @on 8arlb; $50.
@m. S. Sarris an Spbn Set IT,.
@runotiid in Beacon Sill; $1,000.
:. 8; 9onegon ulo Sran an Srnl
Go1a Sd)ter, @rnnoltiid an Der 8omers
Ctr; $500.
6. $. 9e9fbee an Sobn 9. 9ipple.
@rlnnltiid an Der @a1biuston lnlo Rnrs
ter Ctr; $500 II. 81.
Go6ert q. @ider ullb Srali al So6l,
8. Sipple, @ruubtiid III Der @eit Sofi
Nbe.; $40 II. 81.
alomo 9eiebts Company an Meim;ie
Iieoer, @runoltiid III Nlamo Seigbts;
$500.
8m. 9obronoIsfi unb 6. 81. Stieren
an Us. 9. Sobnion, @runoltid an Der
Cincinnati @be.; 5000 Ii. o..
@ler Maas an Nbolpb 6ols nnb s.
8, Senne, @runbltiide in ben 9lods
II. 70, 46 uno AT; $75.
International Sibuciarb anb Security
gompailp an Mbolp1 Sol5 nno 8. 6.
Nenne. @rlinoItiide in &ebitore Earf,
$40.
3. 81. 8eltron an George g.. Sonr
0rnncitiid in Son Sole; $241.
gS. u. Sd1f0 dn US. ". SdGqano,
G1nnOitiid in Ser 6unltod @ooitipn;
$275O.
Siaac Eobias an sselir a1appenbad.
@runbitiid an Ser Sadion CTR; $4,000.
Srau @nnie 8remer Ii. q. an Srnl
Glieie &arieer, @rnnbltiid ON Der Sell
onbn Ctr; $3.50.
S. $. 8agoner oil Grid Meneer H.,
@rtnoftiid inn neuen gitpsglod 651,
$780, FL
Charles q. gibl on Grid @enser H..
Mnteil ON 1888 &der 9atlb nnb Al
Ider 0anb.
$. aabe an S. g; 9%aoiner, 8 ader
2nnb; 81 IL. q.
Sreb. @aelfe ltnb Srn1 an Mor)
s. 0eipman. @runbitid an Der @ntpion
Ctr; $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-15
Lckales.
Die Apnferena in Iurt @ortb


Sn Sort @ortb bat cine eigenar-
tige &onbention ltattgefrmoer, eire
Gonferen5 Der &onlulaelltell mo
Broou5entell, III Der iiber bic bo(ell
2ebensmittel geipro6eu mn Die
Moglidfeit ms Mu9e 0efubt ipllr-
Sc, mie oieic 1oben Yfeiie bernnlter
Al bringen m1ren. Man fam nidJi
Iagen, oaB Die &orlbention irgen>
elm greifbares Gelultat acbobt botte
gs lit piel gereoet uno oltd nlanh
perniinftiges @ort eeiprode1 not
ben, ober ihlieBlid fonnte olt6 fs,,
,ler Elm Mittel anseberL. ourb ons
man Dem 5teieen Der Greiie Gil
bolt gebieten ul,b lie nieoer ollf eli
perniinftigeg MoB reon5ieren fon!
te. SdlieBIif blieb man BEL Den
GdIabtb6uiern iteben. Gs luiroe
feitgefent, oab Der Yrofit Der
GhIabtbausfirmen Ell ilbermaBia
boiler lei uno oaB piel gelporl1ell
iein miiroe, mel1lt man 6ieien Hros
fit auf elm perniinftiges MoB re,
ou3ierenz tonne. Mber pie oas gu be-
perf1tenigen lei, fonnte aud Mie-
mnn6 iagen. Die @%riinoung po.l
unobbGngigen 5bladtbauiern n,o
Mbbattoirs tpor Dos eir5ige Wit-
tel, oas p%irfian1 eridien uno. Elm
oiesbeaiigliber geidlllb tpuroe ollge.
llornrnen.
Die 8er1ammlung ipar aber 6urt
oiefe tuenig ereifbaren @eiultatc
nidf entmutiet. Sie mar i'm @e-
eenteiI Der Mniidt, oaB oieie ge-
ipredung in Sort @ortb bon gro
Bem @ert getpeien lei uto bob es
BON gorteil iein piiroe, menn NOR
cine 6erortige aonbention abbalten
fonnte, an Ser Delegoten aus aller
GeiIen oes 2anoes teiInebmen mir
ben. Ger @~oriieenoe, Serr 6. Ga
iater rur6e beauftragt, Elm &omite
5t ernennen, oas iiber Die ginbe!
rufung elmer iolden NationaIfol.-
pention geidliiiie faiien ion. Gle
ies Gomite iole aus 8ertretern Der
agottfe Nailers' Mfiociation", Ser
nNetail Merhants' @iiociatioE"
Der .Garmers' Union, Ser uSrancs
Gfiemblies" unb einaelner Staotc
belteben. Die notigen Sonos io1ei
Dem Gomite bon ben 9ereinen Sic
ourb ieine MitgIieoer Dertreten 5ur
Werfiigung geiteat meroen.
@ir be5neifeln, oaB audi oieie
Stationed : 4onbention greifbare
MeiuItate 5eitigen miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-15

ne 8ruIt uno idlu6ate Iaut uno
befti9. SIN @eben9emo6 beeann
gleid oarauf Der erpo6te &leine
, better oorouf uilo idmmerli6 gu
id)reien : Elm S6reien aus orlncr,
lpunoer &inberbrult. l1no inn Nu rif;
Gormella iidj nieoer los, Itiirats
in oas S6lof5immer 5uriid lltto
mari li6 abermols Dor ser @iege
nieoer.
uMein fiber 2ieblins mein
ein5iger - meine nidt, i6 bin bier
0eein Ser56en -rlein auesl @si=
ne oo6 ni6t - neine bod nidt.". :.
v@eben Sic b%inein," fliiiterteSrit,
in berriidem Son Der @Grterin gu,
LIMO periuden sic, oos &ino gu re-
rubigen. Sd merbe Sen Ooftor 30
len : 10 gebt oos nidt meiterl"
ST ieete BEN SUIT onf uno lprano
Ole Sreppen berab. Ser glr5t noh.-
te ni6t melt uno NOR ouf Ser
Stelle berett, Srie ST. beglettcl. gr
perbeblte ibm ni6t, oaB Ser 3uitanh
oes &leinen Elm beiorgniserregenoer
lei. 9ds @in5ige, mas man tim fon.
Inc, lei, bos &ino BET &rdften su err
balten uno bon Sen Sdleimobionoe.
rrtngen in Der 2nftrobre, oie err
ideno mirfen fonnten, az befreien.
ugs tut mir innig leio Inn Sic
iunge Mutter," ieste er ouf ser
Sreppe our @obnnng Gormellos
bin5u, lie idien mir beute fritz
bel meinem eriten 8eiude golis
aufgeloit gu iein Dor SKINNER uno
Sdmer5.".. CT idmieg einen M,l-
genblid uno flibr Damn nit einem
Seitenblid ouf 6ris fort: Sinh
Sic Ser 8ater - penn i6 froget
oorf?"
ogeein," e~ntgegnete 6ris rallb uno
inter @rrotcn; oidJ bin nidt scr
8otte Der Signora Sierra.
,,@b = Bag pernutete i1," fie!
Ser Nr5t, perlegen meroenb cir.
oi6 fragte nur pardon, nlein
SEER, id batte nidt sic slbiibt, H.
oisfret gu neroenl"
Sic maren Dor ser Sir Garn1el[os
angelangt, uno bier iagte Srit
che er ben 9oftor einlieB:
0Signora Sierra 1T nit einell
Denfiden perbeiratet, nflo aus sic.
Ter Gle Itnmmt ser &leine."
Die barte getomnng, nit lpelder
Srib oieie 8orte iprad, lieB Der
ar5t eritaunt nufbliden, obcr or
ermioerte nibts.
Sei1e llnteriudllng NOR lorefal
tig nno Dabrte geranme 3eit. Sein
@eiibt mar babel ernit ~gelporoell
uro er idiittelte mebrfad beoenflid)
Den aopf. Die aranfbeit Jet 5luci
fclos poreei6ritten, anBerte er an
Der in Srdlten eebaoetcn CLUTTER.
aber nod nidt alle @offl1itng Der
geb(id. @r babe picl idapierigcre
! Safe SIT gIiidlihem ~@rsgang a..
bro9t.
Gr pcridrieb ein &e3ept, peroro
nete breiige l1nli9ldge ltno periprad,
Damn, gegen @beno mieoer5ufom,
men.
GS~ortlctnlg folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-15
Gin grief Snlius Mobenbers's.

Serr S. 9aeuti1eI IN 2aIins
iiberienoet uns naditebenoen 8rief
Sulius Mooenberg's, IN benz oieier
duf ben 4rtifeI Der n5reiem Breiie
fir Teros" gu ieinem @ebnrtsto.
Ye5ug nimmt:
Sebr geebrter 9err HroiejIor:
@ie elm Na9fIang aus meiter
Gerne 6aben Sbr freunoIiher 9rief
ui1o Die bei6en 3eitungen mid nod,
einmnI IN eie Geittimuns beg MN
aud Iangit binter mir Iiegenoen
26. sunni perietten. DnfIr mill id|
Ssbnen meil1en ber5liden 9nnf ni1t
ihuloig bleiben. Cine eroSe Jreu-
De bot mir Der Mrtifel Der ySreier
Hrefie fir Eeras~ pom 26. SuIi
gemaht, i. id mobtc Sic mol Bit
ten, benz gerfaifer gu iasen, pie
iebr er in ieinen 4euBerungen iiter
getni9fe Nidtungen Der mooerner
oelttiden 2itteratur mir. ans Ser
Seele geiprohen IL. nie mol es mir
gefbnn bat, i'm an Den 9raoitio,
men elmer ~beiieren, ieoenfoas reins.
rem 3eit feitbaIten gu ieben. Mher
aud Sir, jebr eeebrter Serr Bro.
feiior> baben ourd SIR georuftes
lin0 geihriebenes @ort mid nuf's
gseue ipmpotbiid beriibrt. Mie ielt
lam ooB sic, lett ourd enoIoie
21noerftreden rulo Weere getrern!,
emit mein Nadbur tparenl sic mir
ben cher ben Mattbaei-4 irhpIos
ipieocr erfennen: bon Den aIten
4diuiern fdnt eins nad benz anoern
u. an feiner Gtelfe erbebei1 lid,
prunfpoIle YaI6ite, m1breno iiber
ieinft chit 10 titles BfIaiter Die
Miitomobile ineen. Wemubrcn Sis
init benz trauliheren Bib Der Ser.
gougeubeit aud mir Sbre aiitige
0efinnung.
Mit beitem @ruB
Sbr ergebeller
Sulius Moocnberg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-15
9ie SOL 0peninon Der MoIf.

= STE 0SaH Opening" Der Molt-
Jon 9rD @ooos Company bat SUN.
oerte bon 9alte1t am 9onndrltog
nod Dem i6onen @ei6Gftsbouie ar
Der @fe ser Alamo uno Sit Cont
MERGE Strabe gelodt uno feiner ein-
3igen 1T es mol leio %eetpeien, oieierl
@reignis b~eigemobnt 81 baben. Srl
gel6madpoaiter 8eiie maren orc
leeten Nopitdten aus oQen @ebietell
Der Mooe allseeltelt:: berrlibe &lei-
Der unb &leioeritoffe in BEN prGG-
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Ser Mopor bat ben Stoot Sn-
genieur uileemieien, oiesbeaiigli1e
&oitenanihlase gu MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-15
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-20
editorial PAGE of Che Cacoma Cimes !
CAREFUL, GENTLEMEN!

Men and women are being discharged from
their jobs in Los Angeles because they favor Job
Hartman socialist candidate for mayor. Their en-
ployers in many cases, make no bones of the matter
Assuming that such employers sincerely believe
they serving society by using the bread and but
Ter club to influence votes hadn't they better pause
and look little deeper?
If man has no capital save his ability to labor,
6eprving him Of his job is precisely like holding him
up on the highway and stealing his purse. It is
sort to force 1t may be equivalent to asking him to
choose between voting for his convictions and risk
Ing starvation for himself his wife and his children
About third of all the voters in the United
States work for wages. If the comparatively few
business men who employ them may reduce them to
starvation when they refuse to obey the bidding of
the masters on election day, then "freedom of the
ballot" is an empty phrase and the republic is ruled
absolutely by the few who control the jobs.
Is possible that the employing class is SO short
sighted to invite the appeal to force in settling the
political social and economic questions of the United
States?
We hope not; it suggests terrible prospect.
Take our advice, gentlemen, and don't do it. If you
want little mild excitement stick your head into
the mouth of hungry lion, but don't tell American
labor that you will starve it to death if it doesn't vote
Your way. That's dangerous!