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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-16

191O The railroads have been wholly re- sponsible for the difference, their oner- ings this year having exceeded 55,0O0,O0o, against less than $670,00o9C0 year ago. It is worth noticing that the principal expression has been in the 1otation Of short term obligations; these have been used to the aggregate of well over s25o. OOO,00O, as contrasted with less than sl6o,- O00,0OO in 1910. Bonds have been put out to a total of about $525, ,0O0, ,O0o or Sl9,Qo0 001 more than in the first six months of las, year Industrial applications for new cap ital have not quite reached $SS0,00Oo0. Small increases in bonds and notes have been more than offset by falling off Ill stock issues, the net decrease amount'ns to few million dollars. During June both the railroads and the industrial groups were more active in raising funds than they were year ago. The railroad total has been s3O,OOO,0O0 and the indus trial figure nearly $75,oOo,ooO greater than in June, 1910.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-16
Man Is Found Dead

Baton Rouge, La-; July lo.-Edwarn Muncy, aged 50 of Tampa, Fla, was found dead in bed in his boarding house today. Death was due to heart disease. He is said to have relatives in Los An- sefes, Cal. He Is, said to be well known in Jacksonville, Fla.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-16
ARBITRATION WITH
 ECUADOR ARRANGED

Buenos Ayres, July 15.-Dr Naon, the Argentine minister to the United States now in Caracas, telegraphs that he has signed a general arbitration treaty in be- half of his government with Ecuador, and that probably a similar treaty with Venezuela will be signed at once.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-16
Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. Mary Harris Cosby

Mrs. Mary Harris Cosby, aged SO years, died yesterday at noon at her late residence, 507 South Twenty-sec- ond street The funeral services will be conducted from the residence this afternoon at o'clock. The interment will be in Elmwood cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-16
Circus Tent COllapses

Chicago, July 15-Seven persons were hurt tonight when one side of the can vas covering a circus collapsed after the wind had torn one of the guide ropes from its fastenings. The accident occurred when the tent was practically empty.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-16
,Jurrelle Drake

Jurrelle Drake, aged Il years. of Cullman, died yesterday morning at o'clock in a local infirmary. The re- mains were sent for interment to Gull man last night at s:45 o'clock by Shaw.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-16

n II. Adults, o25s Children (sr1m9f 9fl0T QI5. Cincinnati Crema- tion Go. O6ice 90 Wiz.
 gins Block, Cincinnati, O. Booklets froe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-16
TEST NEW YORK'S
 NAVAL STRENGTH
Amateur Navies Getting
 Ready for the Big 2. Maneuyer

New York, July 15.-Naval militia be- gan embarking today. all along the north Atlantic coast for the coming at tack on New York harbor and it's de- fense. It is the purpose of the maneu- vers to ascertain the strength of New York's sea door Seventeen of the big gest battleships ever gathered here on a war footing will try to reach the city through Long Island Sound and the battle for the reservation of the metropolis will be fought in Gardiners Bay at the eastern end of Long Island.
 The battleships Ohio, Mississippi and Maine today took aboard the naval militia from this state. who will par ticipate in the attack.
 The city will be defended by most of the militia details in their own ships, backed by a swarm of torpedo boats submarines and an aeroplane
 Participating In the maneuvers are the naval organizations of New York Massa chusetts, Maine, Rhode Island Connecticut, New Jersey, Maryland South Carolina and the District of Co., lumbia
 The maneuvers in these waters will last until the amateur sailors go home on July 22, when the warships will go to Provincetown for the regular summer practice.
 San Francisco July 15.-Nine com panies of coast artillery reserves of the state of California encamped at the Presdio today preparatory to talk ing part in the maneuvers with the regulars next week when naval force will attempt to run the blockade Of batteries and forts that defend San Francisco and land force inside the Golden Gate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-16

FOR appropriate noral oneringA pnons
 e0ls 1st avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-16

Almost s1,25O,0O00o0 new securities have been issued since January 1, against less than s1,050, 100000 during the first half of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-16
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GREEN Undertaking Co. Phones looA s,cu LoY. Undsrtaksr. Phones SA
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-29

COMING INTO HIS OWN .-f
It appears good authority that the
changes in the British cabinet designed the
for David Lloyd George become minister, Mr. As
quith going into the house of lords
the Liberal party power this is logical
inevitable AS chancellor of the exchequer Mr. Geogen
inspiration and real leader of the democratic and
progressive administration In fact he is he the hope
Better England y,
LloydG George much advanced his views than
Office though this doubtless
reflects public opinion the United States than
upon progressive leaders The
public yeti
where the great WeIshman stands. >4s.~
Think American cabinet his party
the floor of combination permissible under
sharply defined and legislative
should propose carry land tax sufficiently drastic
the subdivision properties who should bring old pensions
and wokmen insurance schemes and who when confronted
uproar conservative opposition should snap his fingers
reply: =,
1--WE haven't begun fight poverty and misery in England
yet Waltz
congratulate England upon her good having
Loyd-George the head And even
opinion that makes possible the expanding
of Drained warhearted leader public life
Everything be cheap pracce in the canal .rd
in until rich Americans that tbe, vii +.1a H.
began spend the winters there. e. $500 e.n w.
Now it's bad as New York, : SENATOR WORKS
they say u caiiiolna IS an active member
- of their body.
.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-29

Madison Square Gardens last
horse show is this years. There
will be more horse shows, but no
more Madison Square Garden.
Christian Scientists say Presi-
dent Taft has forbidden them to,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-29

There is no speed limit in
France now, according to the
new automobile code recently
adopted. Humph! Never heard /;
of there being much. limit to the :
speed of France anyway, s.s,e,s
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-29

Everything used to be cheap
in Bermuda until rich Americans
began to spend the winters there.
Now it's as bad as New York,
they say.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-29

practice in the canal zone andy
that they will take the matter be-
fore congress. Senator Works
of California is an active member
of their body.
n
The Coconino sun., 1911-04-07
BANK TALK --The Cost of Not Knowing

man Whdbee Island Washington, found several dozen of something resembling paint, which had been washed ashore He painted his barn with it. Afterward he learned that pure opium, worth $500 a His painting job cost him so ooo- what he paid for not knowing. It is well known principle of law that ignorance is excuse. It has been expensive for many to find that out
 Ninetyfve per cent of the commercial business to- day IS done by checks, drafts and other mediums of exchange and credit just nneyfve per cent of all grain is harvested by machinery. It has been proven by experience that these methods a safeguard and saving If you haven't bank account, you should be interested in any that will cooperate to your advantage All the safeguards that check gives to others 1t will give to you
 Let us prove our service.
 THE CITIZENS BANK
 Flagstaff, Ariz.
The Coconino sun., 1911-04-07
For Sixteen Years

Dr. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey has been used by millions of people with great success. The ingredi- ents are on the carton. Dr. Bells Pine Tar Honey contains no habit producing drugs, and always gives satisfaction. Look for the bell on the bottle.
The Coconino sun., 1911-04-07
Local and Personal

Julius Wetzler of Holbrook was a visitor in Flagstaff Monday.
 Miss Oliver of Prescott was the guest of her sister here Monday.
 John Campbell, the progressive Winslow business man, was in the city Monday.
 The California Rubber Paint is most durable and best. See Golf fin & Black about it. It
 Ed Hamilton, the genial Will Hams politician, was in the city last Saturday short time.
 Al. Beasley left Tuesday for Phoenix to look after his sheep interests. His brother Frank has been quite i'll for some time.
 Owing to the ripped up condi- ton incident to the new building now going up, s. L. Finley is slaughtering things this week.
 C. A. Clark & Co. have an es- peeially fine clothing offering for Easter. Their new line has ar rived and they are up to date.
 T. ]. Coalter returned from the south last Friday. He has started his sheep north, but they will not reach their summer range until May.
 Assistant District Forester A. $. Peck, of Albuquerque, came in Sunday from the east and is making a general inspection of this forest.
 Zack Eakins ot Elk City, Okla homa, brother of Thos. Eakins, arrived in Flagstaff Monday on a visit and will probably become a permanent resident.
 John Ferrari and brother, AL bert, both stone masons of high standing, returned last Friday from California where they have been visiting a couple months.
 Dr. $. J. Rogers, superintend- ent oi Methodist Episcopal Mis- sions for Arizona, was in Flagstaff from Phoenix Monday and Tues day, the guest of Rev. Clyde P. Metcali.
 Thomas Maddock, the cement bridge builder for the Santa Fe, has secured a good healthy con tract for building bridges for the double track near McGaffeys in New Mexico. He will have sev- eral months work there.
 Ranger w. H. Pierce, mayor of the famous Cliff Dwelling city, was in the first of the month. He reports over So visitors to the Cliffs during the past month, which is the largest number of visitors for March ever recorded.
 w. H. Hopen, one of the larg- est cattle owners of Navajo coun- ty, was visitor in Flagstaff the first of the week. MT. Hopen seems to think he would like to live in Flagstaff and may event ually conclude to come over to stay.
 Died, Monday, April }, little Walter C. Erwin, son of MT. and Mrs. Robert Erwin, aged two months, of pneumonia. The lit- tie one was i'll about three days when it passed back into the Great Beyond whence it had so recently came,
 MT. John Solling returned Sat urday from an extended trip east. He visited Philadelphia, Chicago
The Coconino sun., 1911-04-07

~eslt ""N 1NStf~~ S'~h 11aSeJ with his cousins, Al. Beasley and Miss Rita Beasley, left Monday for San Francisco, where he has gone to secure a cargo of ele- phants and other wild animals for the big show supply house he is connected with in Kansas City.
 The exhibition baseball game, which was scheduled to take place Sunday at the ball park, between Flagstaff and Williams, has been called of owing to the unprepared- ness of the teams. A game will be framed up later, when there is a better chance of striking good weather.
 Commodore w. C. Alvord left Tuesday morning on a jaunting trip for the Commercial Club to Phoenix and Tucson. He will casually speak of the many ad- vantages of Flagstaff during his trip and may boost some if his health does not fail him.
 Mrs. Lewis Benedict underwent a dangerous surgical operation Tuesday. A specialist of St. Louis was called in to perform the oper- ation. The operation was suc- cesstul and Mrs. Benedict is inn proving nicely.
 Hon. Kirk T. Moore, superin- tendent of public instruction, was in the city Tuesday morning and held a short business meeting with the Normal school trustees. He returned the same day to Phoenix. The Chicago Entertainment Com pany played to a full house at the Emerson school Monday evening. They were high class entertainers and their work was appreciated by the audience.
 Does your wall paper and felt crackS Is it rough1 Does your plastering break and fall off If 1t does, use wall board-the best and cheapest. See ]. C. Sim mons, Agent. mr. I-tf John Hennessey, the hustling sheep owner, came up from the south last week for a few days visit with his family. He says sheep south were never looking better.
 Miss Mary Dietzman left last Friday for Phoenix. where she has accepted a place as stenographer for the Germania Life Insurance company.
 Mrs. Pooler and daughter Edith will leave Friday for Long Beach, Cal, to remain some time for the benefit of Miss Edith's health.
 Heine Rubenheim, el epicurius de Greenlaw moulin de bois, Cliffs, Ariz., has changed his address and war bag to Flagstaff.
 James Mitchell, the stone quarry man, returned from couple o months visit in California last "Wednesday morning.
 Mir. Wyland wishes it under stood that not only he but the manufacturer stands behind his offers and goods.
 Aubrey Dennis left Sunday for California where he expects to take treatment for a severe case of rheumatism.
 If you are going to paint this spring see Coffin & Black. They can save you money on all paint
The Coconino sun., 1911-04-07

To be happy is not the purpose of one being, but to deserve hap piness. .-J. G. Fichte.
The Coconino sun., 1911-04-07
CENEcA TRIBE NO ss OF REDMEN

Meets every Saturday night at the City Hall Chiefs, warriors, hunters and braves, aStray from their own council fires, are cordially in vited to ours MARION AUBINEAU
 Chief of Records
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-04
Die beatide @emiitlidfeit.

ueber Ben 8erlauf bes geiuhS
Der bier omerifaniI6en &riegsifif-
fe in Riel bat 1id oie noeutids
@emiitlidfeit4 gebreitet. 8as lit ct
mas ipeaififb oeutihes. Dos @ort
fam nidt einmal in cine fremce
Sprohe iiberiest tperoen.
Sn aiel nlio berridt oieie niht
gu iiberiebenoe s@emiitlibfeit". 9ic
feiert Die Sefte. ipie fie fo0eiL of.
ne in iie binein cine tiefc geoeu.
lung gu %gebeimniIien uno iie als
Staatsaftion bon peitgebenoer 9e-
oeutung ous5uberoloen. Mud BEL
benz Samitag : Self on 8oro oes
omerifanilden Sloqgi6iffs o2oui-
iiano", BET Incident Der 9elttide
&aiier uno nit ibm Die geIammte IN
Riel peridmmelte amtlide 8elt @1-
ite 6es &ear : @onirals Badger
iparerL lit es ourfaus gemltli6
5ugegangen. SAon Ser Qn5ug, ailf
@unf9 beg &aiiers NOR alles III
lleberrod, belt Die ionit iibIi6e of.
fi5ieae Steifbeit FOLDER @ffdralt
fern. limb bos genliitli6ite iuor, bob
feline &eoen gebalten puroen.
Man broutt ni6t in nod gol1a
friiher grinnerung gu framer,
iif Die ioIden 8eoen innetpof-
nenoe ungemiitlidfeit fIar 5u ma.
den. Ser lteberibmong oes Quger-
Bids uno Die berridenoe Surra.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-04
SStet mebr aIs iuilbe siere.

Die 3abl Der 2eute, Die jdbrlifj
BON ipiloen Sieren getotet peroen,
erreiht nidt Die 3obl, Die BEN 4rmf.
beitsfeimen gum Spfer falen. &ein
2eben lit iifer Dor ibren @ngriffen.
Die Seine limo i'm @aiier, Stalb, in
Der Nabrung. aber groBen S6ub
eepabrt electric 8itters, ser iie ger.
tort uno entfernt aus Dem SDitem.
9esbalb neiben Shiittelfroit, Sic
Der, aae Malaria : 4nfaae unb 8lat-
franfbeiten oieiem nunberbarell
8lutreiniger. 9eriudt i'm, erfreut
gud Ser @eiunobeit uno 9raft. @elo
5uriif, tpenn ni6t 5ufrieoenlteaeno.
Nur SOC BET alien Grlggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-04
SHE IL hieai

Bfr Befen etrnnrperf Donars yelobs
ming fir ie6en Tan bon &atarrb, Der
nihf bnrd ginnebmen bon 2aI's aa@
tnrrb<Snn aebeilt iperben fam.
s. S. @beneb & 60, gigentb.
$olebo. 8.
Bir. bic ltnter5eidneten, baben s. S.
gbeneb felt ben lebten Is Sabren aes
fatnt limb halten i'm fir bo1fommen eb,
renboft in auen Observation-Disclosures
unb finan3ieu 6efdbiet, ale bon ieiner
Sirma eingegan9enen @erbinblidteiten
5u erfiuen.
Bef & Eruag, @robbarbelss 9ros
guiften. $oleoo. 81.
@aIoing, @innnn & Mnroin
@roBbanbelss 9rogliifen, Solebo, d.
5au's GatarrbsGur pirb innerIih aee
non1nen unb tpirft birett auf bas 8lut
unb bic fdleimigen Sberfla1en bes
Sbitems, 3eneniHe fret perianbt. Breis
rs Gents per Slaide. @erfauft bon alien
Npotbefen.
9au's EamiIien<gile iinb Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-04

itimmung Iaiien ba mir 5u tpiuig
Worte aug Dem @ebege Der 3db-
ne, tpelde better ungefpro6en &c.
blieben Daren uno nur einen In.
aneenebmen 0o6gel6nud 3ltriid.
laiien. 2ieber gar nibt reoen unb
Der 8elegenbeit ourd Sic norberr-
f9enoe ongemeine Stimmung &C.
redt tperoen. 9aB oieie Stimmtng
an 8oro Der o9ouiiiaua" ser Sc
legenbeit ole @ere6tigfeit bot onae.
oei6en laiien oofiir bot i6on oos
8erbalten oes &oiiers eeIorqt,
ser ii6 bon ieiner Iiebensniiroi9.
item Settle ben @diten eeaeigt bot.
@r6 bie beutide .8reiie per-
meioet es, nit neberIdmGnelid.
feiten iiber ben 9eiu6 uno Sic
9eiu6er beraufoIen. Dieie 3uriid.
b%oltung, mel6e in einem our6ous
lpo%lt1enoen @egenias 5lt ser Sc
pflogenbeit onoerer Woder Ser 81
fentli6en @einune in anoeren
2anbern itebt, lift eepiB 1obetts.
ipert. Sbr iei6 uus, 10 beibt es
bon Screen n%iafommert, mir frellen
ms, uns einmol fir Die I'M erer
2onosleuten 10 oft uno 10 REID;
crpfeiene @oitfreunoi6aft rebail-
hieren gu fonnen, ober mir gero-
ten nidt aus Dem Sdusden mo
6ouen auf Ben 8eiuh fem gu.
funfts 2uftidloB. 9os beiBt oec
geoeutuns FOLDER 8eiude ourdo,ts
aeredt tperoen. Oorim tit es I'M.
iinnig, tpenn it6 6ie hieiiee
oSimes" aus Berlin mel6en 1GBt.
ooB oie oeuti6e greiie ii6 fomcit
nod nidt 6urd ireenomelde @6r.
inc ser geeriiBune Ser omerifani-
l6en @dfte ausge5eidnet babe; cine
Meloung, pelde Die 3eitung ielbit
NIT Ser @loiiierung unterftreid)t:
ooie 3eituneen ent8ogelt iid oer
Darbringung bon &ompIimenten".
Ser 3ned Der l1ebune. Ser Nes
iudsreiie Ser aneiten 9ipiiion I'M.
ierer @tluntiiden Slotte. lift falltt
Ser, nod &omplimenten aug Su
iein. Die @aitfreunoidaft, melder
BEN @merifanern IN 4ieI be5eigt
miro. miro ibnen geipiB lieber ieir,
ols ale &omplinlente. Mber oltf
oie l1ebnng Ser Irt uno @eiie Der
geridterltottung Ser Shines" bat
ibren beionoeren 3med. Ser gitls
Druid ioG erpedt neroen oIs ob
Die 4merifoner I'M oeuti6en Safen
oo6 ni6t oie aufnobme gefunoef,
ME Tie ibnen an0ersmo, in eriter
2inie natiirIid III england, 5u Sell
%gepor6et1 iei. 9as tit bie lie.
buns Der NaoeIftide, aber 6iesmal
lit oie @biidt benn oo1 gu offen-
funotg. uno fie miro ibren 3mef
Inn 10 penieer erreiden, oIg Sic
8eri6teritattune an ii6 cine idoll
oen Sotfa6en oireft niberipre.
d)enoe lit. go miro nod oieicr 8e-
ribteritattltne Ser am 5amltog
itottgebabte 8ein6 oes 4oiiers an
8oro Der n2ouifiano" oltf Mon,
tag perleet 1,no oafiir oos Samitag-
Seit ouf Der uSoben8olIern" o6-
gebnlten.
60 uneenau, tpie sic Meloung
Ger Satiaden, lit ou6 Die @ieoer-
gabe Der 5timmung in 9eutid-
LAMB Sen amerifaniiden @1fter
aegeniiber. 9as iinS beabiihtigte
@aoelfti6e. @ber CUR beutiden &C.
miitIi1feit, nelde o%ligenblidIid III
aieI herriht, eebort oud Elm err
freulid 6ides Sen, meldes oerorti
qe Sti6e gar nidt fiiblt. Die bent,
ide @emitlidfeit miro fid 6oourdi
aetpiB ni6t in i6rer getGtigung
ben n~illfommenen @dften eegen.
iiber Itoren Iaiien.
g. 9. Staots5eitung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-04
Sine quite bcntIdle Gitte

lit es, Tbeumotismus, @idt, Sen
raleie, @r~fdltuneer, uip. nit Bain
@rpeGer gu beboItoeln. SaIten Gil
an Der Site felt. sic fonnen Der
e6ten Bain.@ rpeller in onen oeut
i6en @potbefen 5i 25 uno so Gent
Die Sloi6e befonlmen. Der edit
lit an Ser anfer Saubmorfe er.
fenntlid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-04

spiiden Gefeee angenomuen, Sic
lie unmogli6 mad)ten. 9as anes
miaroe oieier aneelegenbeit ober
ni1t Die gebeutung perIetben, bie
tie fir oie Nugemeinbeit beiibt,
menn iie nidt Sic 8eronIoIiuna 8ll
einem ieniotioneaen @treit in ben
boberen areiien unierer Regierung
gegeben batte.
Ser oamalige Wtinilter oes eSSn=
nern, Ri6oro q. 8alinger, botta
friiber ben G%unningbams uno it,
ren SintermannerrL ben @uggen-
bettnS, nobe geitonoen uno es MIR
De nun bon Dem Sber : Soritmei=
tier Sin6ot, ieinem Mi1iltenten
Brice nnb einem Snlpeftor oes
2anoamts @amens @laDis sic Sin.
floge erboben 8aQinger babe iidj
1ur gum 0ini1ter oes Snnern ma.
den laiien, INN oie 2Gnoereien ben
eunningbams uno Ben @uggen-
betms in oie Sanoe gu ipielen. IS
Dnroe, pie ii6 bie 2eier e%rinnernL
Elm GROCER Sfonbal oorol1s. 8ind]ot
muBte geben/ 8rice mllBte geber1,
Glapis mnBte geben ullo idlieBlid
mnBteSaainger geben. Na6gepielen
lit Dem 9ebteren Die Sfnllo aQer=
oinas me, nber 1eina SteGung
mar bod unbaltbor ~getporoen. Sein
Na6folger ipnroe @alter sSiiber
uno oomit murbe iein Stonopunft
au6 bonn Hraiioenten berltrteilt,
oenn Siiber geborte CUR Bin9ot-
Eartei. Siiber bat cine iorgfa1ige
unteriudnng etngeleitet uno bat
iest gu llneunlten ser Cunning
bom's entihieoen. 9os 2ano f1Gt
mieoer an Ole &eeierung 5urld.
Cine Seniation bat pGbreno Ser
lebten Gage Die 2orimer : ltnterlu-
dung gebradt. Ser v2lmber.
Sruit" -Mann Shines, Ser BON Dem
uSarbeIter Sruit" -Wann Stunt BE-
iduloigt miro, baB er es mar, Ser
ben &orruptionsfonos fir 2orimer's
@abl auiammenbrodte, iagte aus,
aud 8ralioent Soft babe ieiner5eit
semiinidt ooB 2orimer gepablt
meroe uno babe ourh Die Senate
rem Mlori6 uno Genroie ibn en-
iubt, ieinen ginfluB ous5uiiben,
SaB oies geidebe. auf oieie Mus-
iage BIN erfolgte bonn @eiBen Sau-
ie aus folgenoe g%rflarung: Sic
gebouptung oes Serrn Shines, Ser
Hraiioent babe Die @rn1blung oes
9errn 2orimer gum 8unbesfenator
geniiniht unb barauf georlngen
entbebrt ieoer 8egriinoung." @ls
@ines oies mitsetetlt mltroc, er
flarte er faltbliitig, oonn miiBten
iid Alorid uno 8enroie mol ge-
trrt baben.
DUB Ole 2ebteren geiben bel inn
eemeien iino, lit fiber. 9enrole er-
flart oies tn folgenoer 8eiie:
Man babe befirdtet, baB ii6 oic
2egislatur bon Sainois pertogen
piir0e, obne einen Senator ge@
nablt gu baben. Sotuol er iDie Sc
notor @lorid bitten &ines er.
iudt, fem 8eltes gu periudeL Die,
he &alamitGt ab5rpenoen; es lei
aber ME oie Geoe babon aepeietL
bob man 2oriner besiinitieen ooer
Der 2e%gislatur iiberbalpt irgeno
einen &anotoaten auf0rdngen molle.
Nette @eihihten oasi l1no iebt
ftebt nod cine neue Senatorer-
1nteriudune in @usiidt. Die 2e-
gislatur bon @isconiin perlanot
BOB Der 8unoesienot Die 8abl
BEG Senator Stepbenion elmer &C.
nauen l1nteriudung unterperfe.
Mlio gebt'a aniheineno in infinitum
meiter. llno babel oas @ei6rei
BON Ser @ef1brliffeit Der oireffen
Senatorentpabl!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-04
8cmm mir alter iuerSen, BEG

@cnn mir Glter iueroen, beeiil.
men mir llnregelmabigfeiten in I'M
fern forperliden Gilrftioneil 5ll be-
merfell, wel6e ulls frii1er nidt ouf-
%fieIell. 8oitor Sol. MoB bon Gid
Greet, 81, ielbit ein Md)t5igidbri.
ger, iaet; SD lit an Den Nieren
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