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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-25

Dem @oben @eielidoft i6on eit1-
mol adrgebraGt iporben, ols CT li1
Dor ieiner Srau bate iiberreoen ldi-
len feline dltelte So6ter 2ucie on
eillen ariitofratcn gu perbeiraten.
aurt Grid BON @igner bate nit
Ger aan8en Sdneihiefeit @legoll5
lti0 gerliebtbeit zines Carrie ro-
Honer : Sffi5iers Inn bos iunse,
auan8igiabrige Mlaoden gemorben,
mo ore W1atter batte es oltr6geiett,
oaB oieie 8crbung angenomrcn
ipnroe. Gen 9eoenfen oes @atcrs
iruBte lie 81 ~begegnei,, inoem iie
tim neriiderte: ooB 2ucie oen bib
ider, liebenstpiiroigelr, ooligen
2ientel1ont liebe, uno BOP es iiber-
Dies oas &i6tigite unb gritrebens,
iperteite ndre, ieiilen &inSern Sic
a%oelsfreiie 5l eridlieBen. Mon 6o-
he es ia oa5u, nno oas bon ibnl er-
fporbene 8ermogen fonnte mol faamt
lciier angelegt peroen. 4inoer mo
&~inoesfinoer, sic bann idon ae-
borene Iriitofraten iuaren, uiir6en
allf oen Soben Der Mcnidbeit man
beln.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-25

Iagen entbedt moroen." gs mar eill
S6er5 uno lp1roe ais S1er5 auf,
gefoBt unb bela6t, ober Der feinge=
biIoete 9eutide er5ablte ipater Ell
mem guten Sreuno unter Dem Sic
gel Ser @eribmiegenbeit, ooB inn
IN, ienem Mugenbltd mirfIi6 Der
@eoanfe ourd Sen aopf geeangen
lei.
So, Die @elt 1T beute flein. Die
Gbineien uno Sapaner fennen III
iere @eididte lno 8er9altniiie mno
mir Die Sbren. Sn BEN @iloniiien
oes Simalaia bat man mooerne So
oeorte angeiett uno IN Sen afrifani-
iden Suien erbeben lid) mooerte
Sotels. Ser &onig bon Dabon1ep it
mitlammt ieinen Mmaaonen bon Ser
8iloflade peribmnnoen uno scr
8roBiulton Der Siirfei muB iid nit
einem Winilterium Ii. elmer GipilGilte
berumplagen. @ie Iallge oallert's s,
ga miro bel ben Soffeltli6feitell
oes &aiiers bon Mbellinien Die
Wenllett q Ia refine geton5t uno Ser
&aiier bon Gbino ooer ear Ser Gro-
iioent Ser hineiiid,en GepllbIif er-
offnet oas Harlament nit elmer
Observation-Disclosures Sbronrebe. Die
8elt miro nidt nllr fleiner, lie
miro aud sleidforn;iger u1ro, - i'd
fiirdte, laneipeiliger
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-25
Gnslanb nnb Suoiem.

Der aonie uno Die @onigin pom
Gngfono reiien mad Snoien, NM
BET Dem 0nrbar gu 9elbt am 10.
DECEMBER Die Suloigune ibrer in
ot16en llntertanen entgegen5llneb
men.
8emerfensmert babel lit, oob
@eorg V. Der erlte Der britilben
Serri6er lit, Ser iib Sen 2ebnseio
Der inoii6en 9aiallenfiirlten perioli-
lib in Der einitigen @efioen5 oeS
9roBmoguln leiiten laiien miro.
Seoenfalls mia oas britii1e So,
nigspaar bel oieiem 8elude Ser
prientaliiben Mniidten nad Moa-
lidfeit 9fednung tragen nllo einelt
Rlab inn Ser5en oes Bottles al CT
obern periuden.
Mn9eii6ts Ser beutigen Gage ser
9inge i6eint Dos iebr notneroig
gu iein. SIN Sabre 1907 madtrn
Die inoii6en Sinous befaantlid ii.
men lebr erniten 8eriu9s oas britt
Idle Sod ab5ilihiitteln. 9ie iapani-
iden Siege, Die 9riumpbe, aiiafi-
lder Iruppen iiber elm Seer oes
Weftens, batten au6 oie 8emitter
Der Snoier entflamnt uno gum sglsi-
eerftan0e gegen Die perboBten @ei-
BEN begeiitert.
Canals fornte Die britii6e &c
gterung iif auf i6re Mobommeba-
ner III Snoien ltisen. 9enn 5ni.
I6en ibnen uno SEN Sinou beiteIt
ein alter, tief eingetpur5elter, reli-
eioler Sob, Der gemeiniame Sdrit-
te ausi6lieBt ooer, riftiger geioet.
ausidloB. 0enn beute crid)oat Der
&uf uSnoien fir Die Snoierl" ic,
mol aug Dem Wunoe ser Sinnf
mic Ser Wobomn1eoaner.
Die 8orgdnge in Waroffo unh
Sripolis lino iiherli9 nidt oa3lt
iangetan gemeien, sic Entertainer.
treue Der britil6en Mobammeoolltr
sn ltarfen. Gotten oicie lib crbe.
ben, 10 fame Die britii6e Heeieruna
in cine b~itterboie Gage.
9inou uno Wobalnmeoaner blif.
fen beute nit glei6em Mistraren
nah oonbon BIN. Oaber fomn1t
es, oaB bereits pirfIi6 CUTE Mns-
nabmen Der britiiden @egierung
falid geoeltef meroen, uno oaB BEL
@iiate uno Der guropaer iid in Sit
oien eegeuhuartig i6roffer gegell-
iiber iteber als lie 5upor. 9arin
lieet fin Gngfano Ser grnit Der
Gage.
Stun lift freilib nidt leidt oa
ran 81 oenfen, baB Snoien iid i'll
abiebbarer 3eit BON Ser b~ritiid)ca
S~berbobeit frei 5u MAIDEN i'm
itanoe ieilt miro. Selbit luenn cs
BEN Snoiern aeldnae, oas Sod Der
6remoberridaft einen Mugenblif Of
8ulfiittell miiBten lie I'M ndd)iien
@uaenblide lire l1nfabigfeit err
fennen, mieoer Sronung 5t idaifcn
unb iid lelbit 5u regicren. 0ieie
2ebre miiroe aber Strome bon gliIt
ltno Srdnen foIten.
@enn Ser aoniq @eors iid, nun
hemiiben mil, IN ieinem inoiieheu
&oiierreide Sic Stimmung 5u III
fern unb feline ltntertanen bon lei
ten gnten 46iidten 5u i%iber5euqen.
10 lit hos Elm unternebmen, 81, bel
len @elinaen linn ieoer peritdn>ige
Wenid @liid tpiinihen miro.
- nSn. Gtaats3eituna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-25

Srau gil SerBberg 1T
Die ans5eidnung outeil geporoen,
auf Der in Sonlton abgebaltenel!
8onpentiom oeru Seras 5eoeratio.l
Of @omen's Clubs" als Yraiioentin
erpablt gu meroen. 6rau Sersberg
bat ii6 bier IN geieaigen geiell.
i6aftli6en uno muiifaliihen &rei-
len NIT pielem Eaft uno @eidid
%berboreetan uno fir ibre Neigur.
gen CUR @oltdtiefeit ulto annlt germ
perionlide Spfer gebrabt. @ir
freuen uns, oaB ibr @irfen ouh oil
Berbalb unierer Staot oie peroiente
@terfennung gefunoen bat.
8ie man iest erfabrt, lit scr
gebeimnisbolle, nit @offen uni,
Wunition beIaoene giienbabntpaeell,
ben nan bier plgebaitcn bat, a.l
Sepulpeoa & Iguilar in Monterep
aooreiiirt II. fir sic nlerifanil6e Ne-
gierung beltimmt aetpeien. Ils oies
befannt lmlroe, bat man tim lofpr1
meitergeben ~loIien. IS iiebt bcinob..
10 aus, als menu Ser giier llnlc-
rer 8unOesbeboroen in Der @erfol-
gung oieier repolutiondren Ser.
idmorlne einer Std ms aomiide
befornme.
0as gaaipiel fir @oltatig-
feits5wefe am lesten Samltag bot
einen Netto-grtrag bon $1203 er-
geben, Der unter Die M~iiociaieo
CHARITIES, Dos Nroteltnnt 0rpbans
Some ultb Die fatboIiiden @aiici-
bauier perteilt meroen .ipir6.
Sobn g. Su1iban bon 9telp
Orleans, Ser oberite Beanie bcs
Droens Der CTS nnb 5rcb. g.
Nobinions Der @roBiefretr1 ocs Or.
hens, moren Sreitag III Der S.a6t
ilnb nuroen bon oell bieiieeu CTS
in eroBartiger @eiie bemirtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-25
Gortietullo foIat.)
Nnsit por oe,m Mei1er.
lick mir ntht n1einpu

sd lleb mir niht meinen SUI
abldneioen", iaste $. 8. gIn boil
gantam Ohio, utrosoem id mil
einem i6redli1en frebsartigen Sc.
ldpiir bier Sabre lang eeplagt mar.
@ber ib gebraudtc 9udlen's Mrni-
CO Salbe uno mein SUB lpar bald
gebeflt," Sic BELT ale @unoen
eczema, Musidlae, Sibncrarger
uno SGmorrboioen. 25c BEL onett
M~potbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-25
CT a s.

8unoesrihter Burns in Suu-
iton bat ben 8unbes : Marihall
9remiter in 2areoo a~ngefpiciell,
pier5ebn Merifaner,> Die in Der re-
polutionaren 8enegune cine NoGe
geipielt boben louell uno Die bereits
inter Mufiidt lteben, feit5unebmen,
neil man ibrer 81 Dem Bro5eB &C.
gen &epes iln0 Die anoern Ger
bafteten gebraihe.
@dbrenb oes Monats Otto
Der baben 1924 gooesfaae uno
1925 @eburten III unierm Staot
itattgefunoen. gritere batten Urn
% augenpmlmen, i'm 8eraleid mi.
Dem porbergcbcnoen Monat unb
Die letteren iih uml 50S perminoert
Nad ben bonn Comptroller az
iammeneeItellten Mnsaben Der
Stelter : Miieiioreu betrdgt Der @ert
beg iteuerbaren @igcntums in iii.
Term Staate $2,515,5 S4,54t mrs
bot ieit benz lesten Sobr I'M $127,-
094 Alt 5ugenommen.
Sn Der Nabe BON Saplor ir
elm 5armer Namens S. 90. grinf(ep
an Meiieriuunoen ~acitorben, Die er
i'll einem Streit init cinem anoern
Sarmer, einen, getuiiien S. 9. &c
pers, erbalten bate. 9ebers bot
iih ielbit ben 8eboroen g~eitellt.
Ger Solbat Senrp So. Ching,
ton bonn 90. Snfanterie : Negi
ment, Ser in 2areoo aliseflast lpar,
nuf cine Merifanerin einen Woro.
angriff gemadt 81 bubcnL lit freigc-
.iprohen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-25
Die Madle bes gaters

piiroe Seoen ~getroffen BADEN, Der
DEN Sobn bon Yeter 8onop boii
Sont6 Mohipoob, Mi6., a%ngegrif-
fen hdtte; aber er mar ma6tlos &C.
gen sic Mngriffc Der Nierenfranf-
belt. Gr idreibt: ga aer5te ibm
niht balfen, gabell mir ibm Cleo
trio gitters, icds 5laiAcn bapon
bobcn linn ipunberbar gebolfen. Sd)
iob ME before Meoi5in.@ &iiden-
ifmer5, Miioigfeit, Werpoiitdt, Mp.
petitperlult iuornen Dor Wieren-
fronf6eit. Die oft in @oIieriu6t
enoet, Sarnrubr o6er Urigbt's 81.
ieoie. @lio, nehmt electric 8itters
unb ieio geiidert. Scoc Glaide ga
rontiert. Soc bel ollen Mpotbefern
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-25

Gs 1T cine @obr6cit, BON Der
iih icoer moglidit friib gu iiber8cu-
gen Jude, oaB fid I'M 2ebeu nidts
nodbolen ldBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-25

'gerlamst - Mdnner oas 8arbiers
gei6dft gu leruen. 9eihte, refine grbeit.
unlere @ra6uierten, bic ii9 etabliert
baben, imden 9iilfe. Qialifi5iert oafir
in ipenigen @o6en. Weoler Barber gol<
Iese, 800 @etsgommerce Ctr. 5predt
Dor ober l9reibt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-15
BRIGHAM YOUNG IS
NAME GIVEN BY ONE
Five Privates Arrested in Con.
nection With Dynamite
OutraSes at Fort Riley.

JUNCTION CITY. Kan. Dee li.-fiyc
priva;cs of battery T., Sixth field artli-
lcry, were Irrcstcd at Fort Riley in con
ncction with The recent dyuamilc en-
pluson AT the fort, which orialed prop
crty losses OF half a million COLLARS 10 the
government.
The names Of the five mon aic ncinS
kent secret by The post conmandant. Ia
WAS said. however. that the men arc be
ing held rs witnesses.
Tho usual army secrecy surrounds cv-
cry movement In the case, United states
Commissioner Chase. who ordered tic
arrest of the Rev. Charles NJ. Brewer of
Olusice, okla. the former army chaplain
ana uf Mrs. Anna Jordan OF Kansas CITY,
~ y result OF the alleged confession ut
W the dynDDiitne. refused 10 discuss INC
arrests TODAY Army officers at IN" Tort
likewise 0cclinCd 10 hC quoted. III" Rev.
Brewer and Mrs. Jordan viii arrive hero
tomorrow.
Thc names of four of the soldiers az
rested were learned through II privai"
snuTcc tonight. They arc ~. Jnhus"n'
Don \orthriIp, Brigham Young and lr"ry
Shaw. The nth mans name could not
he asccrtamcd tonight
There WAS an atmoaph"re OF sup
pr"Sacd excitement about tho fort tonight.
whore Il was quietly rumorCd thHt soy
eral prominent persons we're liable lo
arrest al any lime in connection WIN
The case, IL VAS said that Private
Qui-li's confession, written Ia lunS hand;
contained hf,y pages of sensational
charges From a high army officer the
information MAS secured that Quirk hAd
confessed after ninety days solitary con-
nncmcnI in the guard house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-15
HAIR HEALTH
If You Have Scalp or Hair Trouble, Ac-
cept This Offer.

When VIC promise your money back
for the mere asking If ReXall ''93 -
Hair Tonic docs not do as we claim II
will. yon certainly have no reason for
even hesitating TO try IT. We do not
ask YOU 10 obligatc yourself IN amy
WAY.
We could not afford TO so strongly
endorse Rexa1l "93' Hair Tonic and
continue 10 sell IL as wc do. If 1t did
not do all We claim Should our en-
ibusiasm carry us away, aud RcXall
''93 ~ Hair Tonic not give entire salts
faction TO the users, they would lose
faith in rs and our statements, and IN
consequences our business prestige
would suffer,
Therefore. when we assure YOU that
RexalI "93' Hair Tonic will promptly
eradicate dandruff, slImul1tc hair
growth aud prevent premature badness,
YOU may rest assured we know what
VIC are talking about.
We honestly believe that ReXall
''93'' Hair Tonic will do more, than
any other human agency toward re-
storing hair growth and hair health.
Il is not greasy and viii not gum the
scalp or hair ur cause permanent STAIN.
II is rs pleasant 10 nsc As pure cold
water. II comes in two sizes, prices %
cruts and 800. Remember, Won can
Obtain it only al our stores-Thc Rex
ali Stores Druchl & Franlcn, 21l South
Main. Smith Drug Co, 215 South Nam.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-15
LION, BEARING TRAP.
CHASES BOY HUNTER
Lad Saved by Timely Shot
From Brothers Rifle as
Beast Gains.
SPECIAL to The Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY, Dec. 1i.-Ncphi Bott,
Is years old had Il narrow escape from
death with n mountain lion yesterday
sftcrnoou Tho Young fellow and his
brother. Lorenzo Bott, about II years
I'D. have been engaged in trapping coy
ptcs on the Bott farm northeast Of The
,.ity Tho trap in which tho mountain
lion was caught was set up on Tic noun
tain side, and when the younger boti
made his regular rounds on horse back
Yesterday hc discovered the large ant
22-calibor rifle with him. but he vonsid .
cred this too small for such h'S game:
50 hc went 10 within calling distance 90
the house. ordering his older brother I"
bring Il rifle. lie then rode back TO
within y reW fec, OF the lion and, wait
Ing until hc thought his brother Was
rlusr. enough 10 render assistance slould
il he necessary he iircd load in'o inc
hons head
The shot only had The effect of en-
raging The animal. and With snarl and
leap into tho air Il broke tho clains'
Of III. trap and with the trap around
It's front paw made for the boy. tle ga'-
lopeJ of down the hill, but the hon was
-siininc on him rapidly. and his biotn"r
did not reach the scene any TOO soon 40
save tho boy. The lion was within Il
few feet nj tho horse when Lorenzo fred
a shot that went right through tho SID"
Of tlIe animal. and il dropped. lew
moro shots were fred INTO the non head
before t WAS killed.
The lior was tho largest ever kilI"q in
this ncighhcrhood. and was eNhiDitcd IN
Town and 10 the students of the ii"N FL
der high school.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-15
CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLY
PASSES PRIMARY LAW

SACRNM NMENTO. Dec. IA presidential
preference primary bill. providing Tor The
tors nj large bv ~ statewide vote. passed
the assembly today b. y vote cf '5 tn q.
Toe bill provides for the placing ot th"
names NJ tho candidates on INC pal'nts
in groups a per cent petition being
required La each congressional district
TO plgce a namo or tho ballot. Each can
dldate must have the Endorsement OF his
:,lrty campaign committee
Al the top OF each group column Is the
name OF the presidential candidate ia
yorod by the group below. This method
VAS adopted to avoid the possibility of Il
split delega tion being sent la tho elec-
toral college.
Individual candidates may appear on
tho ballot and there is also y. no pref
crenCe" column.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-15
CALIFORNIA WAGES
ANT|-V|CE CRUSADE

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. it-Calitor-
MAS state board OF pharmacy IS bring
ing TO a successful conclusion one of the
most far-reaching auti-yicc crusadcs ever
ATTEMPTED In Tho State-the stamping
out Of the sale and use ar opium, NOR
rhinc and cocaine. With pleas Of guilty
physicians. ono druggist and Two drug
peddlrrs a total Of l3O persons having
been convicted in san Francisco alone
10 date. \ largo percentage OF lhosc
arc persons promnan; In their profeS-
sion. Several leading pharmacists ot me
CITY have bccn caught in the snnrcs ialb
by The state board.
Tho night ON The drug traffic was bs-
gun with raid ON Chinatown. November
25. Seventy Chinese pleaded snilty and
sixty five whitcs -phys"ians, druggist
and drug peddlers-have becn arrested
and all have been convicted. More than
$4,000 in fines has been collected in the
police courts.
The most important single. capture has
been That of Clayton =. Richards. who
is now awaiting jury trial
More than S6o0n worth OF cocaine. NOR
pbinc and opium were found IN ms
''wholcsaIc" drug house Ills books lcd
10 the arrest uf many druggists. Tor ms
business was exclusively IN opiates.
When the raid WAS conducted on Chi
nstown, the evidence had hcen so care
fully worked up that the police were
given maps showing the exits Of every
place raided. These cNits were sunrded
with tho result that 2I0 persons, mostly
Chinese, spent the night In the police
station.
Statistics prepared in the state show
that about SO per cent Of the habltu1
criminals and 40 por cent OF the insane
arc addicted To drugs. This and the fac'
that the vice is shown to be increasing
in the United States, inspired the fight
\ against thr traffic.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-15
PROPOSE TO CURTAIL
PERNICIOUS ACTIVITY

LADELFBIA. Dec IA nation
wide campaign Ia llScp federal employees
out of politics is suggested in tho report
of tho council of the National Civil ScrV-
ice league. which began its annual con-
veutiOn here today The report says
we are about to enter OF tho wear nf
presidential nomination and election. The
federal postmastcrS. collectors. etc. the
kind OF officials that formed so large a
part of the delegations 10 the Republican
presidential convention of 190S and whose
activities practically controlled the bal
sncc of the delegates from the southern
states. are none of them under civil serv =
ice rules and the present executive order
regarding excessive political activity Is
OF small practical value III restraining
such officers from undue political activi-
tics We proposed 10 have an invcstiga-
ton into the activity of federal office
noldprs during the coming campaign.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-15
EFFORT TO RESTRICT
THE SALE OF OPIUM

WASHINGTON, Dec. l4.-As sup
plcment Of the laws Of the various
states and in an effort further TO re-
strict the importation. sale ana use OF
opium, morphine and cocaine, the pure
food and drug board OF inc department
of agriculture to ny announced new
regulations. which soon Will become eff
fcctiye
In an attempt to keep close track Of
every ounce OF these drugs in the Unit
e.l States every purchaser or receiver
Of imports will he required TO fill out q
declaration. showing the amount and
stating the proposed rate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-15
PRESIDENT TO VETO
THE SHERWOOD BILL

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.--Although
appealed 10 today by Judge Harvey NJ.
Tumble. commander in chief OF the
Ora nd Army Of the Republic, and other
officers Of that organization to do all in
his power to provide increased pensions
for civil war veterans, President Taft.
il is believed. will not sign any act pro
yidino such an increase as the Shcr
wood 81 a day bill, which recently
passed the house.
The president. IL il said, refused 80
commit himself, luring the call OF the
veterans, as TO how he would act.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-15
Stomach Misery
Quickly Ended
sourness, Gas. Heavtness, Heartburn
Go in Five Minutes,

Eat hearty meal ii YOU want to.
Then take two NJ O-NA tablets and
you' III wonder why that old stomach of
yours is so quiet and comfortable.
But II MONA was only dueller
of stomach disturbance. il wouldn I be
such good medicine for YOU TO put in
your stomach
MONA tablets do more than give
relierr tney clean renovate, put strength
and elasticity into the stomach wills
and bald up the general condition Of
The stomach so that you caD digest the
heartiest meal without fear of distress.
Guaranteed for indigestion, dizziness,
blllousness. sleeplessness sick headache.
and all diseases arising from a deranpen
stomach. Lerge box 30 cents at
6CHRAMM-Jo DRUGS, "Ths
Never Snbstitutors. five good stores.
and druggists everywhere
Free trial treatment and booklet from
Booth Z MI %. MA, Buffalo. n. z. who
also fill mail orders or receipt OF price.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-15
GIVES WIFE PRESENT
WORTH HALF a MILLION

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE most costly
Christmas present which will he given
this year has just been completed by New
York lewcier for Judge Ebert II Gary Hs
q gift 10 his wife. II is Il necklace @!
100 perfect pearls and Is said TO bo worth
not less than $500. 900 Part of the pearls
have been in Mrs. Gary's possession for
some time. but if was not until few
days ago that the pearls TO complete the
ornament wcrc found
The pearls graduate in size from the
center ono, the size Of cherry, 10 the
small oucs at tho ends. which are joined
by diamond and emerald clasp. The
whole thing Is admittedly The most valua- =
ole single strand OF lis kind in the world
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-15
ARCHDUKE BRAVES
WRATH OF EMPEROR
Henry Ferdinand of Imperial
House of Hapsburg Leaves
Austrian Army.

VIENNA, Dec. Ii.--.inother romance
connected with the imperial house n'
Hapsburg is contained in the dry official
announcement that Emporor Fraucls J0-
scph has placed the .Archdukc Henry
Ferdinand. brother ot the Princess Lou
lsc Of SaNony. and Archdubc Leopold
Salvatore -'on leave, with the stcrpaSc oi
all cmolumcniS.
Archdukc Henry Ferdinand, who Is 2
painter, With great Istaste for court life
and military duties has been hNinG Tor
some time III Munich. lie has desired
for a long period 10 abandon his raii'
spI title I'm tho same way MS Archdnkc
John O,ih. Archdusc Leopold Salvatore
and, moro recently, Arch1ukc Ferdinand
Charles. In order, rs Is reported lhat hr
might marry Munich girl belonging to
a family not OF noble rank
Fimiinc this 10 hr difficult. IA" arch.
duke has taken tho easier course ul
throwing ZIP his military career
The Iapsburg family has figured in
many romauccs. Archduke John saliva
tore known as Joho Orth disappeared
after giving ur his rank anh i',io az"
marrying nn actress, MIN Stlchci. We
wae said iu have sailed for Chile in July.
1890 No trace OF him has been found.
Princess Iouiac Of SaNouy disappeared
from Dresden in 1907. leaving nor nus
band. the present king Of SaNony. Sue
,yas forbidden hy imperial decree 10 uso
her tillc Of archudchcss. She was ui-
rorrcd In lHn3.
Ny,hdulse Ferdinand Charles this year
ran away from his military duties aud
married n daughter of court council
lor. afterwards assuming the namc "t
Burg and living ns a private citizen.
Archdullc Leopold. major gere:al IN
the Austrian army, rcn"unced his chrcrl
i'm iQO2 in order 10 marry II EarHTlan
actress named Adamovicks, whom hc
later divorced. He lives In Switzerland
under the name or WoelfiinS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-15
Ten Jurors in Box.

CHICAGO. Dec it.-With ten v"uire
mon virtually agreed upon as jurors In
Tho trial OF the ten Chicago packers
against whom the criminal provisions OF
tho sherman antitrust law have been
invoked. the case was abruptly continued
imiil Monday morning, when Il third
,culre of (if,v men will be called.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-15
Supports La Toilette Bill.

WASHINGTON. Dec. H.-Bouis -.
Brandcls Today advocated before the sell
ate interstate commerce committee the
La Toilette bill. designed 10 supplement
the Sherman antitrust law.
Mr. Brandnis contended that il would
ne iyupracticabc for the government to
fix tho selling price for monopoly prod :
ucts because of the absence OF data 10
determine what would constitute a Te1-
soma ble return on capital.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-15
Berlin Strike Ends.

BERLIN. Dec. 1.-THE 10000 women
suitmaEcrs and 30o0 taiors who have
been on strike I'm Berlin since November
23 today abandoned the unsucce ess fui
struggle. The leaders OF the trades union
advised the workers To return 10 thsii
employment for the present on the old
terms. recommending them 10 renew their
demands later when a more favorable op-
portun presented.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-15
Delhi the New Capital.

CALCUTTA. India, Dec. 1.-THE trans
fer of the capital Of India from here
10 Delhi which was proclaimed at the
close OF the durbar after tho corona ion
Of the king ng-emperor. has had a serious
financial effect. Government bills sui
fcrod q record. fail Of annas GG ccnlg)
Yesterday and further decline of : annas
today
The shares OF land owning companies
are Cutting the market. 80 great is the
rush 10 sell property in Calcutta.