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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-24
Neutrality-suspicious. . lIrbrrtraanaaca

Sos angeles 9eiebts Smpropemen'
gompallb on Srau gli5nbetb Moad
Sruu01tiif in Ser Qos Mngeles 6eig5t:
AboitionI 5000.
81. 6. 8ogb unb 9. 9. Sarlal al
@1ns. Nontermeber, @runoitId in De.
parlanbale Gbbition; $14O.
Dosbbler nus Srau. Grunbitiid IN SCI
giaa Gan Sole; $3.50.
&oscoe 6. 9uncnn ltnb Sralt on ssos
lob Sacpbs. @runoitiid oil Der Git.
Rreia Strae; $1,000.
g. 81. @inbfor oil s. +. @imhe.
@rnnbifiid in glonocroft Serrace; $1On
s. 6. Miainnon unn Srau an @nl
sfeidcnbnh ult0 Srau, @runb1tiid in 6sl
Mlano Sei9bts gubbipiiion; $500.
Gusut 9tehbers nnb Srau an .Sroa
Mar9aret Iiler, @ruuoitid an Sci
Drabion Ctr; $1450.
Nfreb Duerler u,io Charles @raebs
.ler an s. S. Butfielb, 8runbitid al
Ser Sittinar u1b 2nncaiter Ctr; 5000
MIer SuraIhet an Ben 8. Sabs
Urunoitiid tn Der 5unitod's Nbbitiun;
$4,000.
@iliam Gderb an 5ermanu Weder,
1 Ider Rano mn6 37.17 Gder 2ano;
$2935.
9ermann llnb Sreoerifa @eder al
Biliam Shere, Gnteil ON A elder
2ano. 81 ader 9anb unb 1870 Nder
9nno; 81.
6. 9. Chamber al Bertha stun.
Derg. Drunbitiid in BlpG 8; $40 u. 81.
ellis q. WbitIeb an Qouiia Menolo,
0rrnoltid in can Bebro; $75.
Sohn Styling on 8. Shapiro, @runbs
itid an Der Wboming Ctr; 81.
Srancisco nnb Tomaio 8. $rini6nb
IN S. s. Beber. 25 Nder 2ano;
Sreoeric g. Sppenbeimer an 0if,
liam q. Binoior. 145A Nder 9ano;
1894.
8. 6. Grant MI gugult 6. Start,
Brunoitid in Der 2abh 81. tie ale IS
bition; $4,000 u. q.
81. unb 9. GIiber, hlrd ben S6eriff,
an y. 5. @reiHer. @run6itiide III beil
iIeuen Gitbs@lods 1949 uno 1850,
$185.
s. g. uno q. 6. aaur an 6. u.
oeap, @runbftiid all Der @uena Bit,
Ctr; $1400.
s: 6. 1ilbebranb all Srau 6. Ws.
Walfer, 0rlin6itid an Der gde scr
RorosSlores uno 5iliiade .Mbe.; $149O.
Mnton Webmeber uub Srau an Nls
long @nIler. So Nfer 2anS; SIS II. q.
Srea Mnnn @ehnleber il. q, an N,le
hon @aaer. 68 ader Qano; SIS Ii. q.
sc. 6. Hruitt rnb goipin Qamm ali
.: 9. 8ogers, 8rlmbitId in berYruliti Z
ao0ition; $500.
Meyauber unb Mlbert Sei6eI al
gleon ul0 9elen McgIouabertb, @runos
it'd i'm glod 6, 8ange 8, 0iitrift /;
$3.50.
George &oerner an q. SeuIinaer,,
@rllnbitiid an Der Wegnlouab Mbeailte
$3.50.
Go. q. gbriitian it. unb q. Q. Giz
Ias on @lice nno Sohn 9enrb Sore
hano, @runbitid in Sor's Beacon 9ia;
nm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-24

ga'i' ous Sel9tln9ei'
germ Segar1onsFat u . M bera
oefl ptsDef1gen @eld)attstrager De-
eeltfideI1 Neg1eru1lg m 8et1e5nela
per dilf 1e1ner 9urdret1e nod oel
9as,pflta0 Wier1fo efren Sag ii
Smt Antonio ~peripeilte IN nnierel
9ff1ce begriBell gu fottr1en.
Ger rBonro Of 9eoltb" blell
Yonuerltag abetto elne fur5e Sisunf
ah u Der bnupf1dhlib Wosregelr
ayr @einboltlt1g Der 8~erfaufsplas,
non Sebensnlitteln beipro6en muir
gen. Nnb SdluB Der Stbung bat
fea ole Wf1fglIeoer per Beboroe Elm,
ldlgere urterreoung init Wopoi
enltagbn1l, uber Die leooh nihts
peroffe1ltltdt nuroe.
Die geror GonntD Weoical
soriftp bat eItleH WeidluB angenofll
men, rs Dem lie iid fir geibebal.
tung oes @eleses onsipri6t, meld,cs
%nuoronet, Dab ale ainoer, Die Die Of
1ertllden Shulen beinfelL geimpfi
lefs1 milien.
9ns Gubfomite oes pom Ma.
Dor ernonnten gbarterfomites mirf
morgen nafmittag benz Sauptfo.
mite einen euttpurf Der bon ibw
bcrgeidIageien gbarter : gerdnoe
rilrIgen p~orlegen.
81, @ilbeIm Meier, oeHen 9of
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-24
Sm soulogiidlen Oarten.

Rarlden: Spopa, lit bas Der
Gone ODER Die 2opin2"
Batter: uWelher mein &ino?"
&arlhen: Ser, pelder 10 elm
,erfrostes @eiiht nno 10 cine aer-
3aulte Wabne bot"
Batter: Das miro mol Der Come
iein mein aino."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-24
Nebr fam man uid)t perlanaen.

Gait: Stir sraut orbentlih Dor
Dem Sdlafengeben, mern i6 an Orc
leste Waht 8urifoenfe. 4ein Muae
babe id 5utl,n fonnen Dor @an5en-
biiien!"
Wirt: SEQ, no - baben Sic lid;
man MIDI! Seute Mbeno peroe ih
Sic auf meme Soften hloroformiez
rem laiien!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-24
WirS elm Cpier pon ciebeu.

@. SO. Bombs bon Goal Gitu.
0fla., beihiu-rt iihl oab aiuei 9ieBe
inn Die 8~eiunobeit fir 5pei Sabre
ifoblcn: Gin 2eber. nno elm Nierer,
feioen. Gr. Sings Neue aebers
Tiaen furierten ihn. Is Gents Bel
oIen Druggifteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-24
@un,oriftiihea.
Grfamnt.

nMlenid, gu biit ia gang SER
fraBt!"
u@eiBt, unlansit fomm' id) ip1l
naf) &uus mein Suno' erfennt
mid niht uno ipringt mir ms Sc.
iiht -
oS0r' NAL, Greunoerl : bon Dem
Suno tot i'd midi iheioen laIien!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-24
0ulmeineaS

Gin iunser Monn mia einen polt'
lagernoen 8rief abbolen uno lit iihl.
lid lebr betriibt, als ibm ser Boitbe.
ante Iagt. ooB unter Der beaeihne.
ten Gbiffre feiner oa lit.
8oitbeamter: Sinh Sic frof,.
bob feiner gefommen lit! Sci mir
bat bic @'ihidjt' ieinerseit aud pois,
lagerno oneefangen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-24
Abgetrumpft.

Sreier: 80 melt p1re nun al
les ~geregelt, inoes, a propos, mas
geben Sic benin Sbrer godter nit
auf ben 2ebensmeg2"
@ater (0er 8raut): SD bofie,
einen redt iolioen, euten Mann."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-24
9fetter srpit.

Sic: r8enn id nun NAL Dor Dir
iterbe. 4ler, miiroeIt on Dir Damn
eine 6peite Srau nebmen2"
Or: IS betpobre. if min IroD
,iein, menn id @ittmer bin"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-24
8eredhst.

Sraulein: n4ein Mann, Der lid
einem Meibe nabort, meint es auf=
ri6tig. gei oieier auffaliung bleibe
i'd lteben!"
9erns .9eein liten, neil
5rdulein.@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-24
n~nfreimiaises gefeuntnis.

Mutter (aur Sodter): yMan ct.
lebt an ieinen ainoern ooh gar fci.
ne 5reuoe. Dos 6at meine ielt9e
Nautter aud idon immer seiaet."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-24
Die alte S,ansfer.

.8as maht oenn 9ante Mrrc-
lie2"
1@ott bic iist ouf Dem SopAa
nilo nimmt iibel!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-24
germifelter TaQ.

.genfe Cir MIR. .Sioop, Jest bal
mein geifieoener 5meiter Mann oie
brittle Srou meines erlten Mannes,
iino oelien critic Sroll hen oritten
Mot,n Der apeiten 8rau meines bier
ten Wannes gebeiratet!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-24
2eutnant Ghnrles g quo

Senffant Gbnrles o. Wor!i.
mer pom oritten artiGerie Negi
mert muroe ourd einen Sflag por
irinem Bferb itaper perlekt. Gcl
gdlag bra6 ibm beibe allofen oes
linfen @eins. 6r pir6 mebrere $50.
den i'm SospitaI bIeiben lnIiIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-24
silseher.

ySSbre @anoubr sebt ia amei
Stun6en bor!"
SD babe iie porgelteGt. @lau.
ben Sic oenn, ih nero nit Dem B6.
bel 5uiamnen Silneiter f%eiern.~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-24
9as Mesent.

uMas mad,t Der Meper eisentfidi
bob er 10 bid pirb2~
,Hidtsl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-24
San. Grlanbnisimeinc.

George 5. Seubbcn. anbau, Sam.
ion Str.; $500,
Soc Surit, anbau. @pomins Ctr. ;
$500.
abam 5ran8, Meparatrrsu, ebci.
nut Ctr; 500.
George Serberer, .funt. 8~obnbdnicr.
Gbeitnut Ctr; $4,000.
eugene gobne, gnbari, IS. StrnBe,
S. aIeiu. @obnbous. sao>Yrefn
Ctr; $1,000.
S. @arqliarot, @obnbaus. Sabs
Ctr; S2500.
q. Midbad6er, Heparaturen. Gai
Ctr; $500.
u. gimon. gaoe8immer, 8eitsGom.
meree Ctr. $75.
@idolas @aner. fIeines 5aus. Scost
Ctr; $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-04

Dream - Ninety and Nine"
drama. The Summer GIRL" com.
edy; An Indians Sacrifice" Indian
drama.
Grand--"Paths's Weekly 60"
topical: "Ail on Account OF the Por-
tor" comedy: "A Cup OF Cold Wa.
tor" Mexican drama.
f.yoeum-"For 5000" drama:
Crazy Dope" comedy; Circus In
Australia" scenic: "a Summer Ad-
venture" drama: His Grille" com
edy drama.
Circuit--"rwo Orphans" drama.
City-"Grandma." drama: The
Human Torpedo" comedy; "The
Saving Sign" drama.
Class A--"The Bell Ringer OF the
Abbey" fairy tale: Across the
Polar Seas" scenic. Too Many
Burglars" comedy: "Mr. Bragg. a
Fugitive" comedy; Beyond the
Law" drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-04
|ALVfOLAR DENTISTRY
DOES AWAY ENTIRELY WITH PLATES AND BRIDGE WORK

that viii snrpasr In beauty, comfort and
seryics the most beautiful Get or natural
teeth ever grown In any human beings
mouth.
No one sill pretend to say tina, teeth
fastened 20 q partial plate or bridge are
any more than rnsksshift They simply
fili up the gar in the mouth where the
teeth have been lest Tn. Alveoizf Teeth
flll up tho gap. and ther also allow one
10 chew with them with entire saiisfae-
ton
Alveeias Teeth. Where Bridse~ork IL
impossible.
n emily your front testh are left. ssy !
or or more. Ne can replace all thosc
that have been lost on both sides clear
back with perfect Ais~eIsr teeth. whilst
bfidseSofs would be impossible. even n
you had . or 10 front teeth 10 tie TO n
you have only two back teeth on each
side. say. nolsrs. Ne can supply ali the
front teeth that are missing with beau
tifui. ssrvieeabie. iIfsiIke Aiveolar teeth.
This could not possihly be done by the
bridge route. And where bridEewerk 10
possible there 10 no comparison between
the t~c. very isrxe percentage Of our
work Ia taking out bridsework put In by
placing Il with tho beautiful and srtislic
Alveolar Teeth. And. unlike bridgework
In smother respect. ~ 10 practically pain
less No borins ~ cutting into the gssns.
nothing 20 be dreaded. Now. then, prices
being equal. which would you chooses
CurinG fyerrhea nocsc teeth. . die.
cas-. given up by other dentists as incur
able. 10 another OF our specsaities. We
cure II absolutely. Its boastfui state
ment TO make. but We can do anything
that 10 possible In dentistry. and what
We do u always OF the very highest class
Our booklets. Aiveoiar Dentistry. are free
write Tor one n you cannot call. We
have samples OF our work to show at ali
times
Portland. Aeinston pidx.. iests ard 81
Seattle. Ifsi9ht Bldg. and and Pine.
| Terms TO Reliable People
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-04
New Marriage Ceremony Is
Suggested by This Suffragette

BOSTON. Oct. 4.--Avaunt with
cherish and obeyl"
Woman has suffered long enough
the International form of mar.
yiage ceremony IN out Of date. 80
say the suffragettes OF Boston.
Tho members OF the sufftagetie
organization here today declared
In favor OF the "hobble" form. as
prepared and suggested by Alice
Stone Blackwell. tho leading expo
nent OF votes for women here. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-04

tnshcid the sign Hers Are the prcofs
$40 TESTIMONIAL.

fushcid the sign Hefs Are the Proofs
so TESTIMONIAL
Publishing letters 10 not eur Ions suit.
and ve never publish the name Of the
author tsor % We ever ask fer . letter.
they are ali voluntary and unsoltcitse by
usl. we are prepared 20 show the xsnu-
fss. original isttsrs 20 those Who csii and
are interested In dental work. The ~
letters published last week brousht %
shsnr Inquiries that No feel constrained
70 try u again. We have great many
such letters on file
US custems Heuse. Oct. II. 1914
Gentlemen; Tho complete upper set Of
Aiyselar put IN for my wife 10 delight
fully satisfactory. Tho iovsr eriass viii
have 20 come out. tssi Is DR., n. ssid y
ueuid. Tear loose the teeth TO which ~
IL anchored. same AZ upper bridge ala
she viii come IN Tuesday or wednesday,
n yoa can give her en- appointment then.
state Of washington, Department OF
state. Olympia New. 10. isie.--osnsls-
meal N has been one year today since
ycu finished my upper Aiveoisr work and
discharged mo as cured OF fyorrhea- ]
wili be There December 10 10 have my
lower left five tssth replaced " you can
walt ON me then Ny upper 10 saperes.
pss Noinss. Iowa. Dec. .. fsio.--oen-
uemsns I went to AiGana. fowa. to see
the party you referred 10. The work 70
certainly worth going after. do not
mind the expense Ny Pyorrhsa IL about
a. bad a. this lady thinks hers was.
she says she 10 sntireiy cured and n looks
that way. I Will require complete upper
AIssolsr set OF teeth. a. ! have only five
teeth loft. and have icst four lower back
| and three on one eide. one ON the other.
| I will be there ON December 10. and stay
~ long ~ IL necessary.
Alveolar W. False Teeth
when you invest in AIvEoLAn teeth
you assure yourself an annual dividend
OF comfort for ell the years 20 come. and
We will guarantee TO you a set OF teeth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-04
-FOUR BIC TRUSTS MAY DISSOLv We

The trusts 10 submit are the
Electrical. Powder and Harvester
trusts and the Southern Wholesale
Grocofs' Association. II IL also con.
fidentially stated that the Steel cor
poration may reorganize, despite the
defiant statements Of Morgan and
Gary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-04

service IL as follows:
Il take thee 10 be my welded
husband. 10 have and 10 hold. etc.
In sickness and In health. 20 love
honor and cherish. I'LL death do ut
part.
Il promise TO aid and assist ms
husband Tor wifel IN every was
and TO help him Tor h,r) % uphold
his Tor herr political views, and
agree 10 settle all marital Difficult
ties out OF court"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-04
DYNAMITE ExHlsiTs,

LOS ANGELES. Oct. s.---Distyic'
Attorney Frederlcks admitted today
that he will endeayor 10 bring ex
hibiis from indianapolis into the
trial OF the McNamatas here. These
proposed cxhibits include dynamite
found In the Jones barn noar Indian
apolis and the clockwork alleged "a
have been discovered In ]. J. Nc
Namara'a office and in the base
mcnt OF the office occupied by him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-04
"sIlLY HYMN

TRENTON. N. j., oct. 4.--charac'
tcrlzlng the hymn. Beautiful Isle
OF Somewhere. as silly and mean.
ingless," after he had heard 5000
people sing II. Gov. Woodrow VII
son stated that many present day
hymns contain neither poetry nor
sense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-04

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.--Bringing
agreements from -four and possibly
i've OF the biggest trusts In the
United States that they will either
Iyoorganize or dislntegra,e. United
States Attorney General Wicker.
sham arrived hero today. lie will
return TO Washington next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-04
nHTs DAILY sHAvEa.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Oct. g.
Jack Blcknell. New York clubman
voyaging from China. tired OF bet,
ting money. waEered daily ghaves
instead. Had hard run OF luck. Ar
rived with 90 much beard barber
didn't know whether 20 blast OF
amputafe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-04
PICKED UP THE PIECES.

TACOMA. Oct. 4.--struck In the
head by a chance bullet while row
ING a boat. ulm O'Brien picked ur
the pieces Of the bullet as they fell
from his forehead. rowed 10 shore
and took street car 10 the hospital
His skull IL fractured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-04

Gradually the city council Is act
Ing on the various pledges made
last winter by a majority OF It's
members. Yesterday a resolution
introduced by Griffithn. was passed,
providing for the amending OF all
Improvement ordinances not yet
gone TO contract. In compliance
with the above quoted pledge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-04
ABOUT PLEDGES

Clause 8, star platform, aligned
by ssven OF the present nine covn-
oflmen. previous TO their election
last spring.
I'VE Will make street Improve.
mont bonda run ten years Instead
OF five, nj not TO exceed ak per
cent interest"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-04
A cHlNEss PReslpEhT1

NEW YORK. Oct two native
born Chinese. attending Columbia
university. eligible 20 the presidency
Of the unifed States. announce that
they will run for that office when
old enough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-04
The MARKETS

Tho failewiss ere the average price.
quoted by the local Wholesalers yn i"s.!
produce, meats and food, FrieeA In all
case. are subject 20 Variation. s<eordine
10 frc<hn~s. and general esceiiense, bus
these pssccs. unisss ethsrwise in"''sse"'
are fos strictly firsf sssds.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
WOMAN DENOUNCES
LAWYERS IN COURT
Abuses Attorneys and Tears
MarShal'S Coat.

-Four sentences, two on 4 charge Of
larceny and two for contempt OF court.
were yesterday imposed upon Lucy Ian
den. = r.gro, by Judge Mullowny m the
'nIted States branch Of the Police Court.
The first TWO sentences were imposed fer
the larc. ny of clothing from a friend
Tncse were for ninety days each.
Lucy showed her feelings in an en-
phatic manner. stepping in from; Of ~
bar. she used abusive language directed
AZ the attorneys and all oc the witnesses
for the proSecutICn
Iudg" MI,lownv imposed a s"nt2nce CT
sixty DAYS for this.
Hearing the last sentence. Lucy stopped
to think that these would KEEP her in
rrr workhouse during the sumn,r and
d Nchar=" n"r on the Ist DAY OF DOG" N o-D~.
She then started N again, throTIns
words with reckless abandon.
Judge Mullounv. during a paGs>. ad-
mIniStcred a further sentence OF C:1'tv
Gi"S This stopped LU,I. and she was
approa,ueI by 4 MARSHAL As he = As
AIKEN to the Cei' sh" became VOL 1t. N
firting bruises on the attendant S.'iziHC
mold Of the marshal Lucy tore the bit
tons from his coat. With the assistance
Of the sam Of court attendants. i.;:rv
was taken to ell. where she VS.
oGictcd
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
CENSUS EMPLOYEES
LOSEPLACES TO-DAY
Two Hundred Will Be Told
Services Are Not Required.

The Iopping-off process at the Bureau
of the Census commences in earnest to-
day with the dropping of 200 employees.
BY this reduction the force which has
been engaged on the Thirteenth Census
will he brought down to 3.13. it has
been reduced from the $500 mark with
in the last few months.
It was hintcd a. the bureau yesSter-
day that the blue envelopes" which
convey the sad news TO the employees
that they are TO longer connected with
Uncle SanIs pay roll. Will be distrib-
utcd quite freely at each coming pay
day, in order to lower the force to per
marent strength by July I. 1912. This
figure was $50 when the work OF taking
the late population count began. 1t is
slIrrnised that the permanent force viii
not be r.uch greater than that num-
ber by the time the present wedding
out process has run its course.
The census clerks 10 be stricken from
The rolls to-day hail largely from the
J!Slric. 0F Columbia and IN" near by
St@,r- OF Maryland. Virginia. and Penn
:y.yITI:!. : iarEr percentage of those
dismissed live regularly IL Washington.
:; : stated at the census Bureau that
rnr District Of Columbia naturally has
-.SE = it.sc -'TCC O.. clerks charged 10
s., "vInC - The ability - Washing on
,4I:z@Hs 10 SsIZc The places which wcrH
lot TAX, 2d.an:a-e O: by persons in
IL, al; STATES. Director DI-and say@
ma he C"rcC W. he O.. in such a
'-.arn"r hat IL" Elriul@ 4 .ty- aud tn"
'hiSt-.., " = !nt.ntdIE t-:e.- quotas NJ
.,I,r.~s L Ll'iO in the h.:-"2u. s"cC-dinS
90 jheir reputation. He admits that.
"w'uS - jRr large number of Wash
tnStOu persons Who were abin 10 Sc
,.r.r" emp. ol m~nt, the District quota
vii flg,r" quite heavily in each list
prepared 20 receive jh. Official an.
Tne work "c taking and compiling tho
T'.~i~cM'u Census. according 10 the
statute. H. +" completed by June.
,"I". J"r Il" entire period :hc sum Of
&Il.-l'"" ", appropriated. o. this sum
:. ljiI,. over S"''a',fr' remains on hand.
In "rIor t" u.aS" ti:s amount extend
"v,- I. period "l nfre"n months. it will
i." H"rc>>is~v - ut seriously into the
pa lou ". n. up 1" d. short tim" ago.
rC0 .i-"i IL" ND'.d!lurc "' = quarter
o. mil on dollars monthly.
Thr-" J., E"GU."= .n"Npe, led in the
f"~r'-'uIt.nl i1:asna, a. n" extra en-
pto;'- w".r ,uca@eG TO-. snort periods.
u"-r uC them ',r IN" ye@I. ana sev-
C!'n. I'.rdr,d E0r * months.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
FRUIT NOT EXPOSED HERE.
District Health Officer Says Law 1,
Observed in the Capital city.

G-h"-. candies. and otnc- comic ;Ions
kept hy fr-.r--l'nd v.Hdo-s arc noc "X-
I.o-"d % III" fi!;h and dirt OF the streets
III Washington ~ IN NV York C.,y
-. IA. e. Woodward. DIsr-Ict h"aIin
''iro". s.,II E"stc-dav that the vcrd"rs
r.'r" "arrfII - 50" Ih;-c To- wares were
''.o. 81 ,u.cn:dln- Ju 'aW. and that they
-a'r': G4'c Ia" h"dItn department any
G-o4j,,a.
r-..iIs. o~ anything rhar is commonly
-'i.h'd Il. - e.. ]. @" 'onke1. arc cxo-np:
I-"nI iH' -.s!c "n,eIIn= H.. case arG. 81
though -. Woodward says ne pr,-,cut
i"W ann, ocnp"i III" y nders TO Yer
Ill. ARTICLES e: dinr with screens or
e." = m,:3oI~. Il" j. inclined to TIM. II
>.," .tl o.. dome.
= N,:a' lcars aSn tho health officer and
- assistant. WC-" c2.uu"Iled TO keep
-.-2' e.. watch on fruit vcnde-s to see
;.". '5r.r GOOD v"-' not cNposcd 10
l''.. and s;r.,j dirt.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
Sues for s2o,ooo Damages.

T1'ntE iLou-and doIi--s damages is
&c NJ 4 1T 4. S'.it filed yesterday by John
:. BI1okr"rd against tho tItr and Subur-
an EI.'wa,- and tho WASHINGTON Rail
v" and Electric Company. Ela"kfo-d
a'lC-' rhar on b"corIhrr !. 13!u at
T"rntE-"iGh;h ST and Ehode Island
"NCnur n"rthcsG-t 4 car st,,Irh and scri-
,':-iy injured him.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31

\ small firr was discovered carly yes
tarday morning in a confectionery stor"
known as ''CiIth =" 12-5 F street north
west Carl r. Pfund proprietor. The
flames arc thought 10 hnv" originated
from a gas heater under counter. and
we're easily eXtinCuishcd. The damage iS
eEtimatcd az g.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31

VI: Jenkins. d. r"gr". "our years old.
G.@d al Casualty Hospital Yesterday as
rho result oC burns received when her
'iothtn= 'a3Cht II" from a lamp at her
n"Tt', 81 Nay" r.aso -o:;nc&st, last
Sunday
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

ST.1Ik ard Washington Steamboat Conpanys
stcaInsrs from foot Of Se1enh street fo- Old Pom;
Comfort and Norfolk dsly At SIS n m
Steamer Charles Macaleste To- Mount yernc,
iesvcs Sese2th street wharf al 10 a n and Ias
7. m. daily EXCEPT Sunday.
Cans from Fifteenth street and Nov York apcnu.
cTcry quarter hc1r FOR Zoo Part. Chery Chlsp. and
kcnsin-:In.
Washington. Baltimore and AnnapnIi Eler4re
Railway operaes sivty-three limited :rsirs Zach tay
tetwecu Washington and Baltimore. leaving F:.-
teenih st. and New Iork OH the hour and hal.
hcrH.
To MorIr: NcrCon clec;rl- trains o, Tsshinctor-
Virginia Railway lcaTr from tmei- station l1h and
IA. cT-p.rl'e i.s -oTice. tie hlur from 70
a. D. 10 +.
Pure California Port and sherry Wines
&c OF: SIS gal. or ; ct bots, 81. Eu-
gene SchWab. 80 Sth St Sc. Phi lin 81
"Good Cheer for Your AT Home
Finest wines. liquors. & beers. Deliveries
till II pm. J. I. Crowl=y. So! 1t:H. Tel S5!l
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
Small Blaze in a store.

Effective Floral Work for Occasions
public and private. Shaffer. litA & l..
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
Gudc-s Amcrirau Be.utic.


. .'I" .a'."H- I"r ter beauty and per.
.'."'iuH. ~I-H ~ when Ordered. THIi +
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-22
ELEVENTH CAVALRY IS
SAID TO BE THE BEST.

San Antonio, Texas, Oct. 21.-The
drills, reviews and parades Of the
Eleventh Cavalry at Fort Sam Hous-
ton have been attracting attention
and visitors are numerous whenever
announcement is made that this
regiment will turn out. Colonel Par
ker, the veteran commander, is keen
for new evolutions and formations
and the musical saber drills and
charges are events well worth seeing.
A mass of nearly one thousand Of
fcers and men charging at full speed
In double rank of platoon columns
with horses under perfect control,
stirs the lookers-on to enthusiasm,
and 1t is wonderful when the halt
is sounded to see the long lines come
to a standstill with Incredible quick
ness.
The Eleventh has done good, hard
work since coming to the mansuyer
camp at Fort Sam Houston last
spring and 1t is now looked upon as
one of the best cavalry regiments in
the world