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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
CHAUNCEY HAMMOND DOING
THREE MONTHS FOR THEFT
Serving Sentence For Crime in
Lethbridge, Alberta-Bail
Here To Be Continued.

Chief OF Police 8. o. lawson, OF
Macleod. liberia, Canada. has sent
The Times the following dispatch In
respouse 10 a query in regard to the
case OF Chauncey w. Hammond:
g. w: Hammond, alias B. J.
Sweeney. serving sentence OF
three months for theft in Leth-
bridge.
Hammond's Detroit case, In which
he Is accused Of driving on an auto
mobile belonging to DIR. Matthew
Brady, will be called In the recorders
court tomorrow morning. II is be
lleyed that his ball Of $4,000 will be
continued, pending his release from
the Canadian jail, and that he VIII be
taken In charge at the expiration Of
his term and returned to Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
ADVERTISING TALKS.
WRITTEN BIZ
WILLIAM Q. FREEMAN.

= The mail brought me the
other day news of a very UN-
USUAL ADVERTISING CON-
TRACT signed by w. H. Brit
tain, President and Manager of
The J. M. HIGH CO., Atlanta,
Ca, and by Mr.. F. A. Browne,
advertising manager Of this
firm. -
The clause in the contract that
attracted my attention was this:
''It is further mutually agreed be-
tween the two parties that nothing
but absolute truth shall appear at any
time In the stores advertisements"
A news article in the Atlanta
Constitution, which told about
this contract, gave the informaA
tion that Mr.. Britain and Mr..
Browne entered into this agree
ment because they both wanted
the condition to exist where NO
COPY COULD BE ORDERED
IN NEWSPAPERS UNTIL TT
WAS VERIFIED BY BOTH, so
that enthusiastic buyers (some
of whom are prone to EXAG-
GRATED statements), would
not be able to get any EXTRA
ORDINARY PROMISES in
print in the advertisements of
the j. M. High Co.
This is going at ADVERTIS-
ING in the right way. It means
that the business announce
ments of the store. will be re-
tcontinsed On Last PagsJ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
SUGAR OFFICIAL
LOSES HIS APPEAL

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.--Charles r.
Heike, sugar magnate and former sec
retary OF the American Sugar Rein
ing Co., lost his appeal In the United
States circuit court Of appeals yes
terday against the jail sentence OF
eight months imposed upon him by
the circuit court. Unless the supreme
court intervenes. Heike will have to
take up his residence on Blackwell's
Island He was convicted Of defraud-
ing the government In the false
weight customs scandal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
AND SONLOVED SANE
WOMAN, SON rs WINNER
Suit $4,000 for Breach Promise Started in Chicago and
Reveals Queer Tangle of Affections.

CHICAGO, Oct. ll.--If Miss Emma
Thiele, 20, Is awarded $4,000 In her
breach OF promise suit against Ed
ward Franz Scholz, Sr., she may use
II TO start life anew as Mrs. Edward
Franz Scholz, Jr., and thereby hangs
as queer breach-of-promise tangle
as ever was unearthed in these parts.
Scholz, Sr. and Scholz. Jr.. both
loved Miss Thiele. Scholz. Sr. won
her, according TO the fair one. Then
Scholz, ST., paid little visit to Co
than. and when he returned he
wasn't as devoted to Miss Thiele.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
AVIATOR RODGERS is
ON HIS WAY AGAIN

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Oct. H.
Aviator Rodgers left Marshall. Mo-.
at s:32, passing Mayview at s.17
O'Clock. He expected to land at In
ON. at 10:15 o'clock.
When he landed In Marshall last
night, Rodgers had smashed every
worlds record for cross country fy.
ing. The previous record, 1888 miles,
was held by Atwood. on his st. Louis
to New York flight. Rodgers, at Mar.
shall. had flown 1881 miles across
country.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
NAN ARRESTED HERE FOR
POLICE IN ROCHESfEK

George r. Smith was arrested, cary cary
wednesday morning by Detectlses
Baker and Harrigan, charged WIN
hurglary. for which crime he is want
ed In Rochester, N. 7. !. .
clay Vallindingham, said TO De =
nal of Smith. is already under arrest
n Rochester. James Ryan, who TOT
n,erIS was a bell boy in the Star Isl
ana house. was arrested with Vallind-
ingham is Rochester, but was ia'er -
leased. ,,.,. go
smith has waived extradition and
will be taken back to Rochester oy a
detectiye from that city
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
DEER LICENSES VALID
NOW FOR ONLY % DAYS

The new regulations governing the
shooting Of deer In Michigan have
had the effect Of delaying the taking
out OF licenses until the sportsmen are
ready to start for the northern woods.
Under the new ruling, license is
good for 20 days only, from the date
Of issue. As a result, hunters are not
taking out licenses this year AZ early
a. I'm other years.
! The season for deer shooting opens
In Michigan, Oct. Is, and closes Nov.
80. UP to Tuesday. only Is licenses
had been issued by County Clerk Far.
rell, while at this date last year more
than double that number had been
issued.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11

schoIz. Jr. was glad. But he want
ed TO know why. and searched fathers
clothing and found love letter from
a New York girl who signed herself
doll baby"
Immediately Scholz, Jr., hied him
self to Miss Thiele and gave her the
letter, on condition she would sue his
rich father for breach OF promise. She
did. Scholz, Sr., and Scholz, Jr., still
live together, but II Is Scholz, Jr., who
is Miss Thiele's steady beau these
days.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
MARKET OPENING.

STOCK 49,. 1894 l2s 12s l2s45 12s
NEW YORK. Oct. 11.--A firm tone
prevailed at the opening OF the stock
market today. many issues ranging
fractionally above yesterdays close.
After the initial trading prices shaded
slightly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
The WEATHER.

For Detroit sna vicinity Wednes-
,iay night and Thursday, fnfrI No d.
,.s,dernae variable Wfnds.
Lssger Michigsnt GENERALLY fair te-
ninht and ThursdaA
For the Cpper Laksst LtGht - np1-
crate vnrishis winds, TAR tsr,sht $40
Fer sne Isrer I.sk>-s Llshs % sod
.r.se wisa., eisady tsaishs, Thsr-dsy
% on. ye.r sss to-day, Hiehe-t f<e-
p-rnfure. ~, iews-f, Hs me.n. 81
rIear wesfhrr.
-, rt-es Thursday ~ sal =. -
The nesn rise- st esze ,. ~.
mEssENcEn--MAtN ON cfFx-eea
nxPnEssING AND DkooAon
MnIn ~ CIIr ~ @
.| ~. |&|||
. .
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11

BOSTON Mass. Oct. 11.L-Mss Geor-
giana Ball Hughes. daughter OF the
late Robert Bail-Hughes. artist and
sculptor. died yesterday In Dorches-
ter. aged 50. The old homestead where
she was 10 ~ more than zoo years old.
Here were entertained the noted men
and women In the world Of art and let
ters ot her fathers time. including
Charles DickHns.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
PIONEER TAKEN BY DEATH.

MONROE. Mich. Oct 11.--Peter
LaBeau, 81, a welLknown French resi-
dent, living north Of here. died, Wed
nesday afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11

The campbor Industry OF China re-
ceived a severe blow when Formoso
was taken by the laps. and now the
latter are endeavortng 90 reh9bilitate
the Industry I'm south China.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11

BusiBess-lfke Printing. M suss nnd
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co. rs
John Rest Pm. Main ttsa or City 1855.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-06-23
FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1911.
RICH RESOURCES.

The country is little aware of
the great undeveloped resources
in the northwest, where vast
forests, mines and unoccupied
agricultural areas are yet almost
untouched. An instance of the
discoveries being constantly made
is seen in the recent find in the
national Olympic forest reserve
of enormous copper deposits.
The same reserve contains nearly
1,000,0 600 acres of forest contain
ing over 25,000,OOO,OOO feet of
mercantable timber. 1t also has
many streams capable of great
power development.
The conditions in this reserve
are typical of those to be found
in other portions of the north
west, notably in Idaho, where
water power, forests and mineral
wealth are found existing to-
gether in vast extent and yet I'M
developed. In this state a be-
ginning is now being made in
the development of all of these
resources, and the next so years
will see some of the results that
will flow from such expansion.
1t means great future growth of
industry, wealth and population
in the Gem state, which is capa-
BILE of supporting many millions
of people from the use of it's own
natural resources. Lewiston Tel
-er.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-06-23
Don't Believe in Early Marriage.

A woman over in the Glenwood
country east of Kamiah gives out
her idea of early marriages
through last weeks issue of the
Kamiah Progress as follows:
The more look about me the
more | observe that nine-tenths
of the unhappy marriages are
the results of green human calves
being allowed to run at large
without yoke on them.
They marry and have child
rem before they have mustaches.
They are fathers of twins before
they possess two pairs of pants,
and the little girls they marry
are old women before they are
twenty years old.
IF there was a law against
young louis sparkling and marry
ing before cutting their eye-teeth,
they might evade it in some way.
1t is time enough for these
bantams to find pullets when
they have raised money to buy a
bundle of lath to make a hen
house.
But they see a girl who looks
cunning and they are afraid there
is not going to be enough to go
around and they begin to spark
real spry, and before they are
aware of the sanctity of the mar
rage relation they are hitched
for life, and before they own a
cook stove or a bedstead thew
have to get up in the night and
go after a doctor, so frighteded
that they run themselves out of
breath, abuse the doctor because
he don't run too. And when the
doctor gets there, there is not
enough linen in the house to wrap
up the baby"
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-06-23

A man ate pie twice a day for
80 years, chewed tobacco for 81
years, drank booze for 76 years
and lived to complete his 90 year.
because he did not smoke. Upon
the top of this splendid record.
showing how glaringly IMPROVE
dent of his natural life the cigar
cite fend is, a cynic comes forth
with inquiry whether the man is
smoking now. There are no
ideals too lofty for the iconoclast
to butt into.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-06-23

The Peck Reporter, published
at Peck by j. C. Peterson, for
merly of the Deary Enterprise,
on the old Standard-News plant
which was recently purchased at
Grangeville and transported to
a new field, is the latest exchange
to grace our table. The Reporter
starts out with a nice line of ads.
and as the business interests of
the town are behind it should
prove successful. Here's hoping
it does.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-06-23

A new army is being modified.
1t Is an army for the harvest
field which now invites hosts of
workers who will be we'll repaid
for their labor and who will in
return have golden results If
their labor, for the sustaining If
the people of this and ofber AZ
lands. This army is one of peace e
and prosperity that is ALWAYS
welcome in its invasions. Teller
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-06-23
Facts About Idaho County.


The average altitude on Camas
Prairie is 5000 feet above sea
level.
No bonded debt.
81 school districts, with $500
pupils.
Accessible valuation for 1911
$1,000, 900; railroads, telegram
and telephone lines not included.
Il quartz mills.
26 saw mills.
Six flour mills.
Farm lands assessed at SIP per
acre.
Tax levy, $1.75 per 500.
Farm horses, $500 per span.
Mich cows, $50 to $40, each,
Saddle ponies, $25 to $75 each.
Fat hogs, $6,75 per 100 pounds
live weight.
Beef cattle, $50 per 100 pounds
live weight.
Rough lumber, S12 to SIS per
M.
Finishing lumber 500 to s25
per M.
Carpenters $3.50 to 81 per day,
Masons SIS per day.-Freo
Press.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-06-23
CANVAS PRAIRIE CHRONICLE

Copy for change of ad. must be handed in by
Wednesday noon to insure change
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-14
Gilfababll Sabrplan.
S. e. g. q. ga6u.

S. & q. y. gabu.
Nnflnft-
SO. 3-8pnl 92oroer. =. $50 abenos
91o. g. @om Norben. .6.45 mora
yto. 7-Socal bon Senrne. .9.55 moro
9o. SOCIAL bon BaIeitine. :.
:. ..... :. ..10.45 abenos
SO. @on @erifo. lib nadm
No. 12-2ocal bon 2areoo (gemiibt)
). ;. 800 ii,or8
9lbfabrt
go. f. Na9 benz Noroen. 1856 nad)m
SO. O. Nad bern 9or6en. 500 absnos
Ao. Social nad Raleitine. ;. 80 nfora
geo. 10 ggpreb und 9earne.
1920 inorg
go. 5 -gtnd Megifo. 100 morg
yto. 11-Soeal nacb 2areoo (9eniidt)
...0.UU QDell05.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-14

eritatter tdtig. S6on i'm Sabre
1852 manoerte er pieoer nod Ben
8ereinigten Staaten al,s mo farn
nod ct. 2ollis sssn tdbiten Sabre
Derbciratete er iib lmo per5og baaut
ilab 9ellepille. @dbreno. oeS @iir-
aerfriegcs Oiente &ubll orei Sab.
re i'll Ser llnioll=glrulee lno brabte
eS Bis gum Offi5ier uto Meginelltss
9lbiutanter. Sci Ser S6la9t OH
Stone 9iiper lpuroe er aefansen
genonlnen. Bdbreno ieiuer 8riees.
aeit mar er gleid5citig als aor.
reiponocnt fiir Die uWeItlide Yoit" !,
oas Cincinnati goIfsblatt ilna
anocre meltlide 3eitlulgett tatig.
9ead Der 9eenoigung ieit,er Dienft.
5eit febrte er 5una9it nah Ct.
2ouis auriiet, per5og aber idon III,
nadItert Sabre nod @aibineton,
Mo., mo er Die uSrcie preiie" grim,
oete. SIN Sabre 1866 ipuroe Ell
gum Mitglieo Ser Miiiourier.
Staatsleeislatur eeipdblt. 3tpei
Sabre ipater iieoeIte er nod 8etle.
piIle, Slf., iiber, mo er Sic 9fcoftiun'
Der repllblifoniiden 3eitlrtg Stern
oes @eltens" iibernabm. Sr oicier
SteIllnlg per6Iieb CT Big gum Sabre
1872. SIN Sabre allpor lplroe Ell
gum Observation-Disclosures er,
noltnt. Gieies 9lntt bcbieIt er bis
5nll Sabre 1876. 3ebn Sabre ip1-
ter 8og er nah Wfillpoufee, @is.,
no er oan1 bie 9ieoaftion bes .Trei.
oenfers" ltllo Der uGurnseitung"
iiberllabm. 9lfs er Dor orei Sab.
rcn oieie Stelle nieberlegte, ging
er iuieOer uod NellepilIe Sltriif, Inn
BORT ieinen gebellsobelto at bci1fie.
ben.
9[us 9enper, Colorado, mel.
oct mon: Gntipredcro oel fiir5li,b.
BON Scr 9futionalen 2igo progreiii
Der 9iepllblifaner in gbicago &C.
faBten 9feiolutionen bobell Die ssaf.
tiousgcnoiien ill Staote Colorado
ei,le 'oalternoe Srganiiation gegriin.
bet llno ginloesienator Ga ssollettc
ols aanoioaten fir oie republifoni-
ibs 5 Graiioentibafts ; gon1ilrotion
inooiiiert, ioiuie 5lir 9lbbaltln1J
bon 4rinl1rpahleu beaiialidl 1eS-
Yrdiioellfihafts Gnnbioaten altfge.
foroert Die Organization peAallst
Ell eilliflagiges @eies ullo er.
fl1rt iicb fir Die 9fblesung alIsr
gciuabltcu geanttea bltrb 9oIfsab.
Thinning
3as &rieas 9eparfeinent 6ar
Die ulnltalolihe glrbeit iulternon.-
men, /ein Gnrtenper5eidltis aIler
gefanenen Sofoaten ber3uiteIIea
tpelhe auf. oen National Srie6bos
fen beItattet limb, nllo, lpie inah
bonn @enerol Anartiernleier Mles-
fibre pcrninnnt, iiito Die Garttll
fir oie 8rieob5fe nj slleranoria,
30, 9lnorem SSSob1ion in Green.
oilIe, genn., slnnapoIis, Wao. sln-
tietanL Mto., 9liIiiletpn, 3d., Bar.
roncas 5lo., Beaufort, g. g.. me
Gniter Battlefield, Mont., bereits
ausaefiillt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-14
Gruppen ernonnt, oie in Yefins
uno ltn1gegeno iteben.

Srnppen erllonft, oie in Yeftng
uno l1n1gegeno iteben.
@us Sufio, Der iapaniidcll
SalpfItoot, neloet man.: 0tc 2aoe
in China ruft bier groBe 9eiorgnis
bcrpor. @s uerben pielfod5 8ucifel
m Der Sdbigfeit oes Gabinets
Saionii laut, NIT oer 9eifIelt 5itilu-
tion fertig sli iuerOell in sic sSapo.
oltrd) Die Hepofution bcrlebt lit.
Die glnbairger nes 0iirltcn 9atlnra
Madden tebbdfte afititre1anngetl, Sen
sSiiriten ipieoer in oas glntt ocs
Bremiers 5u brineen 0egeinpartia
hefinoet iib &atiltra beiln Raiier,
Der bic slrlnee : Manoper BEL
alubfu nitmadt, uno cs lit lei1l
mogli6, oaB er eriu6t miro, oas
glmt mieoer SIT iibernebmen. Gas
aabinet iiebt iid iebt Der i1lpieri-
gen Nltfaabe geeeniiber, oen @tat
init Sen 6Iottenforoerungen III
Ginflang Git brireen. Die unali.
langli6e @altune oes Marinenli.
nilters @i5eaontiraIs Soito fonu
leiht oen Stur5 Ser. 9iegieriutg
beiblennigelt, uno Ole III oicjer Sc.
5iebllng porbanoene Spannuno
eirfte boebltipobri1einlid, bon ser
Bartei &atiura's beniiet iueroen,
ben 5iirften iuieber4 Sur Maht slt
bringen. Die dineliibe1 geipob-
ner habier urhl III gofobalna babcn
begonncn, offeue i&unogebungen IN
Spmpatbie nit Der Sade ser Ge.
pollution su nerailtalteil.
slls 2emberg miro gemeloet
Dob Ser Mor6er oes StattbaIters
bon @oli5ien, @rafen 8otocfi, Ser
rutbeniide St,ibent S5hlsfi, aus
Dem 3udtbaus in Stnnislou ent.
iprungen lit. Die 9oli5ei fat ,ul.
neriueift einen unlfaiienben s(ppa
rat IN 8emegllna geiett, I'M Des
Sliihtlings lpieber 9abbaft 5l luer-
ben aber Der s(nsbrud mar sfpeifel-
log ieit langenl geplont llno i'll
nit grOBter llmiiht ausgefiibrt
iuoroen. gis lett feblt ieoe Spur..
Die @orotat, mel6e am 3ipolften
aprif 1908 eeid)a6, erreete ieiner-
5eit iingebeures slnfieben. Sic CT,
eignete iib IN elmer fritifhen 9e-
riooe, afs Die @egeni1be 5tpiihen
Hlttbenen uno HoIen iih ouf oas
SAarffte 8i9efpiet batten. Graf
Eotofi iunroe bon oein Stuoentelt
mellhlinhs erihoiien.
sl. 8onar Gam lit als geohF
folger 8alfour,s gum Siibrer Ser.
englii6en unioniiten eripdblt NOR
ben. Dem Muslano ift Sam ,abe8u
nnbefannt. gr lit Elm entihieoener
gefilrtnorter oes S6ueaolls.
aus Sbansbui ipiro gemeloet,
orei5ebn. Shiffe Der faiierlihen
5lotte leien su ben 9tebellen iiber-
geganeen.
Cine Depeide aus sbaneboi
meloet, @u sing Sang, oct friibe-
re gotidafter in @aibineton ser
fid befarriltlid Ben 9febelIen angc
ihlpiien bot babe Dem Grin5en
Gbnn, Dem Negenten, cine lange 9e.
peide iiberianot, IN Der er i'm
altffor0ere ab5uoa1lfen, ba MIR Die
Ginfiibrling elmer &epublif oer
Srieoen i'm 2anbe beritellen tonne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-14
Die Radle bes gaters

niiroe Seoen getroffen baben, ser
ben Sobn BON 9eter 8onop pol;
SontD &odipooo, Wih, angegrif-
fen bate; aber er ipar ma6tlos &C.
gen ofe s(ngriffe Der 9eierenfranf-
belt. @rs icbreibt:: uDa sler5te ibln
ni6t balfen, saben mir ibm Cleo
trio @itters; ieds 5Gaiden oapull
baben ibm lputloerbar ge6olfen.. SD
iab tlic Before Wfebi5in." Siiiden-
i6mer5, Miioiefeit, gserboiitat, s[b-
petitberlult iuarnen Dor geieren-
franfbeit, oie oft in 8alierlid,t
enoet. Sornrubr ober grigbt's D;-
ieoie. 9lio, nebnlt electric 9itters
uno ieib geiidert. sSeoe SIalde gu
rontiert. SOC BEL ollen 9[potbeferit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-14
Die BON gannnesnherne

Die bonn 9unoesobergeridjt
aur 9eilealne eines mebr bent
200 Sabre alten @ren8itreites 8lpi.
ihen Morplono uno @eit Girginia
iiber Elm @ebiet BON 36 9uoorotluei
len NIT nebreren Eouieno geipoG.
uern ernanntc Somnliiiion 6at il.
re g(rbeiten ieet beenoet nno il.
rem 9cfllno Dem boditeu Gribunal
sur @ntideioung iinterbreitet. Biq
es beiBt, lit ser @eribt 8eit Dir
einio III jeoem Ruuffe eiinItig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-14
Gein Galpnlet n0tia.

Gas i6dolide iito unangeneblne
@ilme1nlen bon anlomel lit unnotig
geiporoen our6 uSimnlons' 2ipcr
8ltriiier" oie befannte miloe 9eber-
Meoi5ilL Die aber eilen eriinoli1ell
gffeft erSielt. 9ilr in gelben 9let.
ida6teln perpodt. 8reis 25c. Gin.
mol beriuht, inmer eebral6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-14
eob ocs Gone Star gsiers.

9pne Star Bier sebt iiber alfes
lteber ailes in Der 9Selt,
Weil tn tim iif) WsaI5 nnb 3opfen
8riiberlid) 5ulammenitellt;
Bon benz Wplfe bis mad Sailas,
Bis mad Merico's 9iepier
perridlef madltis iiber alles
Sas famuie 9pne Star Sier.
Seimiitj 8ter aus better Guele
llnb ba5n elm bemtfdler Gang,
Soabeh tets an bieier Steilc
Sbrem snten, alten Slang;
@erben INNER nns begeiiterm
,3m ptel eblem Eatenbrang,
SeimtidJ Bier aus better Guel(e
llnb basn elm beutidler Gang.
Sentid]e Ginigteit 81 finben
SIT mitnnter bod iebr id,uer,
Spd] mir t1nncn men iie griinbem,
8rinet man 9pne Star Bier uns her
9arin iino mir alle einis,
WeHn mir ms 10 treffen bier,
Saf upr allen nns bic ,,9pne Star
Siefert tets bas bette Bier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-14
grinst mamdje aramfbeit.

@enn Que 2eute iuiiBten, 6a5
DernadldIiigte 8eritopfung in I'm
beroalllihfeit @elbiudt ooer g..
berfranfbeit enoet, uiiroen iie baIo
Or. Sings gteue 2ebenspillen neh-
men uno ben SoIgen Elm gnoe
MAIDEN. Der ein5ig iihere @e9.
Das Bette fir @aIligfeit, 3opf-
'iueb, 9pspepfie, Jieberallfalle atnS
shiudhe. 25c bel allen s(potbe-
fern.
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N[us @oilillatoll. gea..

9lus @aibington, ga, mel
Def man: ssSn @erbinouug NIT Dem
nlpiierioien 500 ocS bieiigen Holi+
SeidJefs @ln. S. GulonepL Der nit
eilicr algel I'M aopf inter ben
Sdnoen oer cine lette Operation;
perInhenben gler5te i'm 9ofpitsf
itarb, iino sSrau Sfoie 2enuor unh
ibre Sotbter loa, oeilen DnloneE
oil sIheno llo6 cillen 8eiud abitat-
tefe, M 0aft geitommen luoroen
Scili @einL no Ieine @attin nnb
ainber obne eine 9lbnung Der 5rogo
bic III tiefcln Sdlnf lagen, beiin-
set iicl itflr menige Sduier bon Ser
2elinor'i6en @obnltng entfernt.
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gSie aus Gnautla in WtoreloS
eemeloet miro. bat General eope3
feline 8atigfeit gegen Die 3apatiitas
pieoer aufgenonmen. Die 9onoi-
ten baben mieoer luebrere Saeienoas
aepliln6ert.
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8ie aus ser Souptitaot 0seri-
to gemeloet miro, bat Sole @ome5
Die Stoot Sll6itm regular belagert
nno alle 3ufabr obgeihnitten.
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90. s. & :. Balm.

Nntunft-
SO. 245-9ou So,lltoi, ur,b Neip Orr
leans .......... .6. 40 r1ad]nt
Ro. 241-Tpn Soliiton unb @dIpeftou
.......,.>.. 6:20 moraens
ao. 7-8on Dallas IL Sort @ort6
.7.30 morgens
ylo. 235-Som Nprbeu. 7.45 bormitt
do. 15-8on Baco. 800 naf)n1.
yto. 9-Som Norben. 7:40 a6euos
9lbfabrt
$50. 246- gad Souiton uno Stem Or
leans .........1 1920 morgens
No. 10-&ad oent gforben. 9:05 BORN
No g. Nn6 9alins. Sort 8ortb
url0 Wnco $40 abeuos
No. 236-NaH Sem Noroen. -. ;.
:. :. -. ....9.15 nbenoa
No. 242-Na6 9oufton unb @als
peItoil ........1 10:3O dbenos'
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28
UNLISTED STOCKS.

J. a. Minnear & Co. say today:
Tie New York market was again q
'riile lower. although the volume OF
business was not very large. Tired
holders Of securities alone are making
the lower prices. Copper shares were
also lower, very modest offerings find
ing the market bare of bids. Lake
aoId down to 1851, recovering a poin,
before the close. North Butte sold at
f52. Copper exports for the month.
y" FAR indicate tIat the volume Of
foreign buying IS going to prove very
heavy. over Go,OOO.OOO pounds Of con
Per have already gone abroad this
month. The copper producers state
meni promises TO show a substantial
decrease for July. Trading on the curb
was without any particular feature.
IN sympathy with the decline In Lake.
The Lake group u stocks were a trige