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The Washington times., 1911-07-12

we were living in an antiquated age
instead of progressive age. If a good
honest energetic young man has got
to buy his right to work, then l say
he is no longer~a citizen and society
can not blame him if ne falls. Let
us work on our merit. One ad. in the
paper will bring fifty men who are
willing to work: There is no call for
an employment agency.
JAMES PARSLEY.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12
SMOKE ELSEWHERE
THAN IN THE HOME

To the. Editor of THE TINES:
The suggestion of DR.. Wiley that
smoking be prohibited on street cars, is
an excellent one, which should be i'm
mediately enforced by the car compa-
MES. But his advice to smokers to re-
strict themselves to smoking in their
homes will receive hearty condemna-
tion from all lovers of purity in what
should be the cleanest place on earth.
smoke occasionally, but not in my
home. A MODERATE SMOKER.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12
AmuSementS.

columbia-Columbia Players in The
Barrier" Sis p. m.
cosmos-Continuous vaudeville 1 to II
cPPevv Chase Lake-Danciag and mu-
sic by section of Marine Band.
Glen Echo PsrkMpsnGHiRg Hns and SnG music by
,no Park-Midway attractions.
Arcade-Motion pictures. bowling, and
pool. -o,- ,s o.h -
noents: boat leaves Seventh street
wharf 10 a. m. and and p. m.
coIonial Beach-Boardwalk, bathing,
and other amusements; steamers leave
Seventh street wharf daily except
Monday. 9 a. M; Saturday, ESQ p. m
Marshall Hall-Steamer Charles Macal-
ester leaves Seventh street whsrf 10
a m; go and 6:45 p. m. daily. Stops
made at Mt. Vernon.
steamer ST. Johns leaves Seventh street
wharf for forty-mile trip on the Po-
tomac, p. m,
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.CR|PPEN BETRAYED
BY LAWYER, LATTER
IS NOW PUNISHED
Newton's Sentence Light,
Because He Knows of
Court Scandals.

LONDON, July 12.-Charged with hav-
ing sold a bogus" confession Of DR..
Harvey Hawley Crippen, the American
physician convicted and executed for
the murder of his wife. and of having
misconducted the case, Arthur Newton,
the solicitor who had charge Of Grip
pens defense, was today suspended
from the practice of law for one year.
The order of suspension was made by
Lord Alverstone chief justice of Eng
land, and Justices Darling and Bakes.
after lengthy investigation.
The lord chief justice and the two
other jurists not only were convinced
that Newton. two weeks after Crippen's
execution, sold to a London paper what
purported to be a confession from his
client, and which was subsequently
that the solicitor had circulated other
false reports about the man whom he
had been retained to defend.
Crippen Maintained Innocence.
il will be remembered that Crippen
steadfastly maintained to the last mo-
ment that he was innocent
Justice Darling. in commenting upon
the order of suspension, declared that
he was satisfied that Crippen had not
been defended properly, and that the
defense was conducted largely with a
view of furnishing copy for the news
papers which had subscribed financially
to his defense. Newton was ordered
to pay all the expenses Of the inquiry.
The disbarment of Newton was asked
by the Law Society of England, which.
after an investigation. found him guilty
of professional misconduct in connec-
ton with the Crippen case.
The action today in suspending New
ton has again drawn attention to what
is termed the ''murderous methods" OF
English criminal court procedure, which.
II is declared, when a case is doubt
full. renders it almost impossible for en-
innocent man or woman to escape con-
vicIion.
Newton Knows Too Much.
Considerable comment has been caused
| by the failure of the Kings bench 10
| entirely disbar Newton, as requested by
the Law Society, particularly IN view
of the fact that he served several
months In iaiI on the charge Of having
sririted witnesses away in another case.
involving, it is said. the royal mouse.
1t would not do. of course, TO suggest
that the Kings bench was influenced by
! a threat. At tile same time, 1t is point
ed out as coincidence that the courts
Ieniency follows closely upon the cir
culation of reports that Newton in
tended to publish a volume Of his
"reminiscences if the ruling went against
him.
During his professional career. New
ton has been concerned in the handling
of more cases involving shocking scam
dals in high life probably than any
| other man In England. 1t IS even said
| that the revelations he is in position
| TO make concerning the life OF a late
member of the present English royal
! family would turn the courts OF Eng
/ land upside down.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12
CALLS EMPLOYMENT
AGENCIES USELESS

To the Editor of THE TIMES:
It is astonishing how a progressive
citv like Washington will tolerate such,
thing as an employment agency that
demands a payment of 81 to register
and then takes first weeks salary:
1t tends to weaken mans faith IN
himself and his fellow men, and drives
The Washington times., 1911-07-12
x In the Mai Bag Il


write freely frankly with
Objectionable
in
in
will
6ressN
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Girl Lives on Fodder.

nearly a month in hay loft, her only
food being horse fodder, Vera Trevor a
heat-crazed Austrian girl, was discov-
cred by the police yesterday nearly
dead from starvation,
The Washington times., 1911-07-12
And Spreads Rapidly.

"Ive given up telling my wife any
thing .,
$50 have mine. It simply goes in at
one ear and out at the other
THAT isn't the trouble with my wife,
II goes in at one ear and comes out at
her mouth BOSTON Transcript.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12
Concerts Today
By the U. S. Marine Bind, as
the Capital, at $50 p. m.
WILLIAM H. SANTELMANN.
Leader.

Leader.
PROGRAM.
March-"King Cotton. ".........; ;Sousa
0Verture-" won Weber
Steersman's Song and Sailors
cornet GhSGTs S6fo. "Lieweilonian PeiEa Mssn
Musician Arthur s. Witcomb)
Hoschna
WaItz-"My Queen n''.............. .Coote
scenes from III Trovatore" .....Verd.
The Star-Spangled Banner.
ey the o. S. Soldiers Home Band
Bandstand, at 4 p. NJ.
JOHN S. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
Director.
PROGRAM.
March-"The Court Jester" Smith
Overture-"PhedTe" ......... .MaSsenet
Descriptive-"H of the snark''
Canto l. MONDAY in the Hamlet"
2. Terrible Tale Of the Shark" 3.
Hunters Seek the Shark" 4.
Too Near-Panic." 6. The Return
seiection@SThe Girl of My Dreams. Dreams"
f. Meditation-"The Last Hope"
Excerpts from Barry of Bally-
more ........:.......;;-... Oicott
schrammel
"The star-spangled Banner"
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He'd Get II.

HOWELL want TO get all that's COM
ing to me.
.Powell-Well, stand right where you
are; therell be an automobile along
in O minute or two.-New York Press.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12

The stage coach has been supplanted'
in a measure. by the flying machine
and vet some aeroplanes very decidedly
travel by stages.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12

We may now confidently expect few
passing illusions to the vertebrae Of the
heated term and the timely rupture
thereof.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12

The theory might be advanced thaI
the steamer River Queen was plo"h
up by spontaneous combustion.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12

The net total circulation of The Wash
ington Times daily during the month OF
June 1,165, 1853. all copies left over ana
returned being eliminated. This number
when divided by 26. the number OF days OF
publication, shows the net daily average ior
June to have been &. S37.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12

There will be very little necessity
for increasing the water rate if a few
more business men generously oVerpay
their water bills by thousand per
cent
The Washington times., 1911-07-12

The net total circulation of The Washington
Times Sunday during the month Of June
was 1856 Sl9. ali copies left over and returned
bv agents being eliminated. This NUMBER
when divided by I. the number OF sundays
during June. shows the net Sunday average
for June to have been I,7O5.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12

Entered at the Postoffice at Washington
D c, as second class matter.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12
Sunday.

The number Of complete and perfect copies
Of The Washington Times printed SUNDAYS
June 4..........4s.O OO2 June lS....-......4l,l! III
June u...........47,O55 June 25...........46'Sl'
The Washington times., 1911-07-12

T,taI for month --....,..,,..........lSS IN, 90
Sunday average for month h............ i1'lS6
The Washington times., 1911-07-12

The sugar probe committee need not
move to New York with the idea that
II is anv cooler there than it is here,
particularly since the establishment OIL
the electric fan system.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12
What's s on the Program in
Washington Today.

CThe Times will be pleased to an
nounce meetings and entertainments in
this column
The Washington times., 1911-07-12

Total for month. ,s43 $50 |
Daily average for month........... 5l,67S |
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JUNE CIRCULATION.
Daily,

The number Of complete and perfect copies
CT The Washington Times printed daily dur
ing the month of June was as follows:
The Washington times., 1911-07-12

We are told by the old jingle that
the master key is skilled hands and
industry" out the man who stole the
one unlocking all the doors to the
House office building thinks he knows
a trick worth two of that.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-29
Die sprade als spiesel Ser
Gmltnr.

uSn Som, Mtben nnb bel oen
2appen % ipab'n mir ieoen @infel
aus, 9iemeil mir mie bic gIinoel
tappen lumber i'm eigneil 8oter.
baus." Wie mabr. iino oiele @orte
Simrods! Nie nenig miilen bod
lelblt gebiloete 2eute BON Dem 2ebell
un0 @eben ibrer MutteripradJe!
1uno oo6 frelit iib ieoer, melln i'm
2aufe Der l~lnterbaltung irseno elite
lprabli6e @rideinung III bas redte
2idt eeriidt miro. SSn elmer iprad)
ipiilenibaftli6en 8la1oerei in Ser
@artenlanbe unternimmt ser Ser
faiier Brofeiior Or. 6. Yenner elmer
fleinen Streif5ug uno 5eigt babel,
mie gon5 eebraudlibe 8enoungen
oes tagliden 2e6e1ls aus %llralter
Belt italnmen uno difs genauelte
ben allltur5uitano ltnlerer sQtpor-
bern pioeripieseln. Cine biiblde
9robe mohtel mir oieiem Muflosc
entnebmen. Wan5 9eutiblono mus
nit eroBen ousgeoebnten @aloun-
gelt beoedt gemeien ieirL mie Die I'M
51blfgen Srtsnanlel1 bepeilen, Die
nit malo, balm bart (palo), bolt
(uieoeroeuti9 fir b0l8), buidl grim,
reut RODE (Stellen, no Der @o(S
msgerelltet ooer misgerooet puroe)
5nfammengeiebt iin0. Sort. Der
gannnalo, Der nibt mebr Ser Sc
meinoe 5ir @ol8ung urlo @ooung ge-
bort ionoern Der fiiritli1en Sadh
uorbebalfen iii, eriheint crit felt oer
MeroTinger uno aorolihger 3eit I'M
Sprahgebraud. 50 baben mir ser
9ar5, BEN Speliart, 5. +. oer
Spehtsbort, Die Saarot in oss
8fal5. 9oIano tit oas SoItlano
9olitein, Dos nidfs NIT Stein gu
,tun bat, lit aus Soliten entiteat, oos
bic @oltiatten Die Soltiaiien beoea.
BET; Mnbalt lit Iopiel ipie Mnbolt, 5.
4. am 9ol5. Mae @altmarten, Ole
lett ur5eiten in 0eitihlano modien,
bic eide unb Der Mborn, bic 9llc,e
lino Die girfe, Die Sidte uno Die
ganne, Die grle ur6 pie. eide, Die
2inbe nnb Die @eioe lie afe fin
ben iid in ben Srts6e5eidnnngell
mieber. Ole Sbitbaume miro mon
aber pergebens IN Namen iuden =
mt Musllabme oes @iloapfelbanms,
Der ben 9orfern IffolterL appel-
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@ie Or. Nenrn 6. @a[cott

@ie Or, @enrp g. @alcott aus
9olton Der 9raiioent oes Is. tn
ternotionalen @pgiene &ongrenes.
mitteilt, miro oie oornit perburoc,
ne 9[usiteanng inter ser 2eitullg
BON Or. s. IS. S1ereibeipsfp pom
8unoes @eiunobcitsamt in 8aib.
ington iteben. 3ped Der 4usite[-
lung oiirfte es pornebmlih ieinL 1tlt.
lerc lanitaren Grrlttgenldaften IN
Der &anol : GONE tpie oltd TT oel
Solomon Dem 8eibaner Dor gltgell
5t fiibren. 9ie Ser. Staoten folr.
1len init Ge6t ltol5 altf oos grreid).
fe iein nnb lpenn bic Mlts1telung
oo5u beitragen Io0te, be1t 9eborbGt
i'm ei9eiten 2anoe oie @l1een 81 Of
men uno lie SIT ellergiider Sotig-
felt an5uipornen, linb Miibel1 INTO
Soften nidt pergeblih %gelpeien.
llmionlebr tit es SIT beoaleriL
bob unIere @elebeeber in @oibinG,
ton perablaumt boben, Sic notipenoi-
gen @eloer fir Die 8eI6idung ser
i'm CONNER oieles Sabres in Ores.
ben ltattfinoerben internotionalen
Spgiene : 9usiteaung 81 beipiqigell.
Set bier Sobren bot MOI III
9eutidlano fir oieles ltnter1eb.
men, ous bereits i'm fommenoea
Wai er0ff1let meroell miro, gearbei-
tet. ltno oblpol big Dor gang fur5cr
3eit MIR penig in oie Seffelttlidt
felt eeorungen it, oiirfte, outbenti.
i6en Mitteilungelt 5ufolge, Die Ores
oener Iuateaung in ibrem aan5en
@ufbau ulao in ibrer 8lanmaBie-
felt einen neuen S6ritt oltf bent
@e6iete oes eeialnmten M%usiteQuiles.
ipeiens beoelttert. Mmerifaner, bje
Ii6 IN 9resoelt aufbalten = llho
glb Sloren5 miro iabrli6 bon
tninoeltens 10000 amerifanilhen
giirgern beiu6t - baben ii1 Bitter
oariiber beflagt, DOB, obtpol allc
iibrigen 6ationen pertreten iino, bo5
5ternenbanner auf feirem Ser aobl-
reihen EapiGons Der 9resoenn
9pgiene : 4usiteaung gu iebelt lit.
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4ua Gbtcago miro beridtet:
3mei 8anoiten orangen am beaen
lihten Gage in ben Sulpelierlaoet
BON @omaro Ilberti an ser Wi:=
mallfee apenue, 8tpangen Mlberti
ulto feline beioen @erfdufer NIT por.
gebalteuen Gepolpern, III Elm Sin-
ter5imn1er 81 treteiL mo Tie gebull-
ben u1o gefnebelt muroen. Damn
~pliinoerten Die 8anoiten SEN 60
Den unb idleppten insgeiammt SsSl.
melen gum @erte BON $4,000 nit
iid fort. @abren6 lie NIT Dem gitl-
paden hires &oubes beiddftigt ma=
rem mltroen iie 5neimol bur6 eill-
tretenoe &utoen iotpie 6urd elmer
Getienoetl Namens StrauB, geitort.
In6 oiele uliroen in Dos @inter5im.
nler erpeoiert, gebu16en uno gefne-
BELT u1o ibrer @ertlad)en bcraubt
StrallB biiBte ieinen . Wulterfoffer
Elm, Der @aaren i'm @erte pon
$4,000 entbielt. SnseeIomntt mrr.
fa-T@TTt
oen neun Gerionen i'm &inter5imnter
gefeiielt uno gefnebelt. Die Holi5ei,
Die onf irgeno cine @eiie benad)
ridtigt moroen mar, bog gerabe nm
ote StraBenefe uno befano lid MIR
nod ein babies StraBengepiert bonn
2aoen entfernt, als oie beioen 8ol-
often NIT ibrer 8eute III Elm boz
benz 9a0en ltebenoes Mutomobil
iprongen uno oaponitiirmten. Sb-
ldon Die @erfolgung iofort .oufgc-
nonlmen muroe, botte man Sic fire.
ben &daber bod febr balb alis Ben.
,8eii6t perloren nrb es BIG iest nidht
gelungen1 cine Spitr Don timer
ODER ben eeraubten 9iamanten 81
tnoen.
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9bsisne ansiteannseu.

Sn @emaBiebeit zines &ongreB.
geI6luiies, bat bas Staots : De-
partement in @aibinston Die ge-
BORDEN Der peridieoenen Staate,
erIidt, Delegaten gum fiinf5ebnten
Srternationalen 8pgiene : 4ongreS
81 el1tieroen, Der i'm Serblt n1dp
item Sabres in @aibiugton. ftaft-
firoen miro. Der leste oerartige
aohgreB bate I'M September oes
Sobres 1907 in Der 0eutifen &eids-
Gaipiitaot getagt, uno bort batte
man, elmer formeaen ginIaoullg Der
Der. Staaten folgeito, ben geldIub
gefaBt, ben naditen internationaIen
Spgiene aongreB in @oibingtolt
5u balten. Isle bonn &omite, oos oie
notrpenoigen Norbereitufgeu fir
ben aongreB 5u treffen bat, mir.
geteilt miro, meroen iammtlidle
gfationen our 3eit Der Sagung ocs
Spgietle : &ongreiies in @al1ingtof,
pertreten fem; bon feineln 2anOe
oes groenrunoes ,utroe Die Gin
laonllg unbeodtet gelaiien. Mud)
miro ertpartet, Bob Die @robit1ote
linieres cigenen 2anbes, gan5 abge
iebcn BON ben geboroen Der ein5cl-
llen Stoaten uno Territories, oerl
&ongreB 5ablreih beihiden meroen.
30 in gerbinbung nit Dem Ell.
gentlid)en aongreB olidJ eine Sp-
aiene ansitellung geplnnt miro.
lit 81 Nfen, oaB Die @roBltGote mn
ieres 2anoes benz lnterllebnen &c.
b~iibrenoes Sntereiie e%ntgegenbrill-
gen. uniere eieene Metropole nif
-ibren itarf iiberpoIferten 5enenlent-
baus-3iitriften nno ibren Sdipibbll-
ben bat auf Dem @ebiete Ser Spaiene
nod piel 81 lernen, pie oas emf
ieblide 8ran0 unsliid, Dos lid)
crit fiir5Iid bort in Nem gorf 8ll-
getragen, mfS Nelie in einoriid,
tier @eiie bemieien fat.
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gpmnabcmS, ben 20. April 1911.
Die Gin,uambcrnms.

Nad Dem lesten oifi5iellen Gin
manoerungs : 8eridt famen in
'Sebrl1ar 5. S. MIR 5t496 Sremoe
in lnler 2anb, mdbreno es ibrer ir
Dem el1tlpre1enben Monat oes pori~
gen Ssabres 66,072 uno in 1909 To-
gar 1892 maren. 0agegen lit bie
Giidipaloerung geitiegen. go Dcr-
lieBen 3. 9. bonn /. Sllli 1910 zig
I. Mdr5 1911 tli6t meniger ols
100000 Mislanodr uniere @afem.
i'm in lire alte Seimut 5uriid5u.
febren. Sn Der entipredenoell
3eit oes porbergebenoen Sobre5
maren es BLOB 233, 779 ullo Dor
,5pei Sabren 290,063. @ls reinee
8ebolferungs5uipads aus benz
@nslanoe ersibet iid in Sen letten
aft Monaten cine Seeln5abI bon
2s4,479, i'm @erelei6 nit $685.
708 in Der entipredenoen 3eit bes
porigen Sabres.
9ieies grgebnis redtfertigt ood)
mol ihiperlih oas bon gepilier
Settle erbobene Sanlmerii iiber ci-
ne ginmanoerer Sohflllt, beion-
oers .penn man iid pergegenpar-
tigt, baB mad offi5ieGen @eridterl
aus aanooo in ben 10 Monoten
Bis Gnoe Sebrrar D. S. tli1t pe1lt.
ger als 102,017 Yerionen alta bell
8ereinigten Staaten nod 4anooa
famen. 26 Hroaent mebr ais IN
Der entipredenoen 3eit oes .porber.
gebenoen Sabres. rebrigens lit
babel nidt 5abIenmaBig erlidtlih,
miebiel unter bieien Musfpanoerern
geraoemegs aus europa fanlen nilo
infer 2ano nur als 9urhgong &c.
nuttelL aaein gar 10 piele n1ogen
,ons mol falm gemeien ieilL 10 oab
Die 3abl Der sabge5ogenen 4merifa-
Tier INNER nod be6euteno gerltg
bleiben oiirfte. Mls eridmerenoer
llmltano fant babel nod in oic
@agIbole, bob ale 6ieie 2eute Ell
gan5 biibi6es Stid @elo nit iiber
Die fanaSii1e @ren5e nabmen, nid)t
mir bic amerifaniiden Gormer,
ionoern dlid Die 2anoleute aus
europa, Die iib in &anaoa nieoer-
.laiien iDoaten. 60 bradten 25O
2anoiuder aus England je $4,000
baareg @elb nit nl1o auh Die ons
9eutihlan0, ,9onano uno ben nor
oiihen 2anoern &ommenoen marer
III guten 8erbdItniiien. Ni6t 81
pergeiien, oaB man es bier init tai
fraftigen ~erfabrenel1 Mferbauern
gu TIM bot, Die nit Dem feften
gntidluiie III Die Sremoe 5ogen,
iid bort cine neuei 9eimat gu griiit-
ben. limb oas lit ermieienermaBen
oie ermiinidteite. Sorte gintpmtoe.
rer, Die man ffnoen fam. Das nil
len uniere guten Nahbarn in Go-
na0a alh iebr mol uno balten nfht
uniionit in gnglano, @ollono,
9eutldlmo uno anoeren @derbatl.
lailocrn gertreter, Die. iif Mii1e
geben, ben beiten Wenidenitoff CUR
M%niieolnng in aanooa gu beipeeel.
auf oieie @eiie fdopfen iie brit
ben 10 gu faeen ben 8abin bon Der
Nild, uabreno. fir uns eeraoe bas
geite perloren gebt uno idper[id
otrd Die Moiie oeiien, mas mir
hefemmen, erfest mer6en oiirfte.
(Balt. g. Corr
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2ebrerseimd).

3mei oeitif-engliide 2ebrer ipee-
ben fir Die beioen unteren 4laiien i'll
Der Comforter SfplIe eriu6t. Shul-
termin 10 Ionate i'm Sabr. Sc
haltsanipriihe iino Ger 4pplifotion
bei5uflgen uno big ben 20. Mai ..
S. ein8ulenoen al
". @iebemfelb,
Comfort, aenoan Co., Seras.
2orbeereu aerfaaen balo, ipenn
man oarauf rubt.
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Mrs. WinsIOW's Soothing Syrup.

seit iiber fiinfaig Sabren bon
Miaionen bon Miittern fir ihre
&inoer NIT Dem beiten grfolge BERN
3abnen ge6raudt. Ct bernbigt bas
Sinh, ertpeidt oas 3abnfleiid uno
hilbert Die Sdmer5en; BELT altdl
Bin0folif urb lit Dos bette Mittel
6ei 9iarrboe. lteberaG BEL Sen Mpo-
tbefern gu baben. Sragt nod Mrs.
@inslop's SOOTHING Sprup u1lo
nebmt nihts an0eres. 20 Gents oie
6IaIhe.
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@roBaomiral >9rin3 9einria

8roBaomiral '8rin3 Seinrid)
BON BreuBen miro mabreno Der
3eit bonn 81. bis 80. sunni, in mel
der oas aus ben Sbladti6iffea
p2ouiiiana", oa%anias~ nGeiy
Sampibire" uno South Carolina"
beitebenoe amerifaniide @eibtpaoer
aiel beiuden miro, bort anipefeno
iein. Ger Yrin5 bate bereits an-
oere 9ispoiitionen getroffen. Mber
.als i'm Die amtlide &unoe bon Der
enoeiiltigen 5eltieeung Der 8iilte
Der amerifanii6en ariegsidiffe,
erreidte, mabte er Die bereits
getroffendn 4bmahungell riidgdn-
GIG. Des 4aiiers 9ruoer miro ief-
Hen CONNER ; ltrloub, ben ct oil.
Berbal6 Der Seimat 5u perbningefl
geoenft, unterbrehen, nm iid oel
amerifaniiden @diten wiomen gu
fDnaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-29
Ser 8atriorh bon Qiiiaho]

Ser 9atriard bon 2iiiabon
bat anf ben 2. Mai cine in ieiners
Ealois IN Sm @incento ob5ubalten
De @eriammlung Ser pprtugieiiiden
gilbofe einberufen, IN Der 81 Dem
bonn aabinet fiir5Iid peroffentIid,-
ten @eieb betreffs Srennung bon
Staat uno Stride Steauns aenom-
men meroen ion. Nah elmer aus
Hom eingetroffenen Nadrift beob-
li6tigts6er 8atifan erit Die Be-
idliiiie bes portugieiilden gpisfc=
pots ab5umartenL ebe er meitere
Sdritte in Saden bes am 81. Mpril
peroffentlihten @eleses tut. Dds
@eieb muroe bon Der geb0lferung
Bortuaals i'm allgemeinen 5iemIid
Indifferent aufgenommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-29
Hettete Sas 9ebem Der Wntter.

u8ter Mer5te batten mid aufgege-
ben" ibreibt Mrs. Marp @aincs
BON slpoca, Ga, uno meme ainoer
ilno @a6barn elarbten, baB ih iter-
BEN muBte, ols mein 5obn barolts
beItano, oaB ih electric gitters neb-
me. SD tot es uno ter bat meiue
S%rauenleioen furiert. @arantiert
ober bos @elo 5uriid BET olIen 0rit9.
ei1ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-29
Bon einem Giet aeidlaaer.

Sa1nneI Bird bon Beefopn, isis,
lpar IN @efabr, fem 8ein gu perIie-
rem, oa Niemano oie @unoe beilen
fonnte, oie ibm elm GieI gei6Iaeen.
9uflen's Mrnica SaIbe beilte lie.
@eriubt Tie fir S6nitt- un6 8rano-
lpilnben, @eidmiire etc. 25c BEL Ill
lem 9ruegiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-29
9os olte ShlpR ShulenburI

in 0loesIoe, sdplestpie, lit burb eli
men @rano p~olitGnois 5erltort NOR
ben. 0as SdhoB mar I'M Sabre
1913 erbalt unb barg IN ieineu
Wollern 5oblreide @egenitdnoe noH
bobern biitoriihem @ert-Snterelie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-29

Dorm II. a. ben Namen gegeben bat;
oenn Sbitandt buben Die alien Ger
moaen nidt getrieber, bos baben 1ie
crit BON Sen Gomern aelernt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-17

them. but sprinkle them lightly with the
seasoned Aour Then take the potatoes.
carrots. turnips and onions and mix them
all well together. sprnklng them with
very little salt Take handful Of this
mixture and some dumplings and put them
into the bottom Of the bag. Then put in
the flank OF beef. Press IL in as tightly
and as closely 70 the vegetables as possible.
and II the bag admits put a few vegetables
on TOD and under the joint. Add the re-
mainder OF the vegetables, etc. and close
the bag.
Light the oven gas beforehand, let IT
got as hot as il can for eight minutes.
Then place the paper bag on the broiler'
put the broiler on the shelf OF the oven
and close the door Turn the gas down
half way and leave the bag i'm for from an
hour and a half TO two hours. Then take
out. empty into a very hot dish as gently
as possible Stir well with a spoon which
has been dipped IN boiling water.
You will then have "A dinner III FOR
king.
III you have not a wire broiler you can
use the ordinary gas broiler. In this case
allow another quarter Of an hour for extra
cooking.
III you would like sweet for which no
attention Is needed and do not wish to use
another bag. trv the following:
place a layer OF sugar at the bottom of
a clean. empty Jam jar. add a pint Of we'll
washed gooscbcrries or peeled and cut-up