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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-21

i6ieoenen yGools" Die oen iogc.
nannteu Sruit biloelL lid iii gr.
martlrng oes aeeeu tic porbereite@
ten Gro5eiics aufloien.
9lus Chicago melGet mat:
Sobn S6enf, superintendent bess.
8arf &ibee 3tpeialtation Scr
gtortbmeitern @os 2igbt & Gofe 60:
iuuroe in ieiuer gsobnung in Garf
siioge BON ieiner SSralL hie tim fir
einen Ginbre6er bielt, erid)oiien.
slls oie 4oli5ei anlairgte, mar Sral
Shenf in @einfralnpfe oerfaael
lnl0 muBte iid in ar5tlidle 8ebanas
lung beeeben.
llnter, Sen auipi5ien Ser gbsz
eago 9lii6eiation OF Commerce beat=
iidtise1 pier5ig Gbieagoer Sc
i6aftsleute cine auf orei @o6ell be-
rednete Sour ourd uniern Staa.
81 MAIDEN.
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ssl1 Dallas mill man Elm gro
Bes glrfaoen-@ebauoe bauen, oas
ben, bon Der Main, oer 2anar, ser
GIN uno Der 8oporas 5traBe be.
eren5ter1 9lof eil,nebmen ion nnS
oeiien Soften auf $1,250,00O peran-
iblagt iino. @s iou leds3ebn 6to,f-
luerfe bod tperoen.
Na1 einen duBerit bibigell
8ablfal1pf lit Ser iesise Mapor
BON Muitin, @ooloriose, nit elmer
Dfajorit1t bon 700 Stinnlen in ser
HrimaripabI pieoer nonliiliert NOR.
oen Son ben Staotfomn1ifions
fanoioaten erbieIten Die meiIten
Stinmen:: 8artbolemelp, 9oipeu
Sart lta16 2odrioge. Die eigentlidle
Staohpabl fii10et III pier5ebn 9agell
ftatt Sic miro eine genaue Mte.
oerbolung oet 9rin1drtpnbl iein.
oa ale fieben &onoioatenJ iiber oie
man in Der Yriln1rtpabl abgc.
,itinlnlt bat, allb anf Dem 3ifet in
Der reguldren @abl iteben peroen.
Der @ouperneur bat sic 8illa
uiiter5eidnet, oie Der 9lranIas
gonnpanp bas 9teft gebell, einen
Damn ooer eine Driife iiber ste
aranias 8ap 5u bouell bic 9iegu-
lationen be5iiglid Der S1tigfeit pro-
fei1ioneaer @ranfeniparter un6
@arterinnen aufiteaen uno oie
Die @inridtung elmer geriudsita.
ton fir Sabnfbau anoronen.
Sn Der @egeno BON Mabfe,
a6t Meilen bon guero entfernt.
waroe Der pier5ebniabrise 2ouis
Nampe bon einen1 Gpielfameraoen
onrb 3ufall eridoiien.
Sn Sofge Dnr6gebens ibres
@eipanns puroen in Gutberlanb
Springs Die @eidGftsreiiet1bel,
SSones uno Mrnlbruit fdtper per-
[ebt.
SIN 9tlter bon SO ssabren itorb
In s@alneiton nod fllraer &ranfbeit
Sulils 0repfus. elm befannter 6eilt.
ider 8iirger Der Staot
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-21

9lus 81 9alo miro senleloet.
Die merifaniiben sSniureenten mir
Oel, iobalo Dies Die Nabribten aas
Der gunoesballptitaot refrfartig-
ten eincn 8afienitiaitano in Noro
Wierifo etablieren. Maoero iperoc
iid 0nnn nod einem als neutral
81 betrabtenoen @ebiet begeben uno
bort 5rieoensborihlage entgegenne6.
men. Man nil oies III 81 Nalr
onrb oirefte 8otid)aft Maoero' ;,
Der $50 Wfeilen liibli6 BON bort ein
Eager oufgeidlagen bat, erfabrer
baben. Die 8eoingungen, untet
0cnen Maoero uno feline, in Gl Hn.
10 fitenoe rSllnta" Srieben idlie,
licn piiroen, iiito folsenoe:: 9er1ii.
bent 9ia5 miiiie 5uriiftreten Ii. eint
Neuipabf miiiie porgenommen mer
ben. Sollte ibn Die ipieber in's glmt
bringen nliiiie er Die iibergroBt
Wadt oufeeben, Die er iest ousiibe
Die Bertpaltune Der Staoten nliiIl'
Der 8unoesfontrole etit5ogen ino II
ben 2anogeieben nliiBten Heformer
porgenommen merben. Die Syr1iur
genten ipiiroen nift eber --oie Maf
fen nieoerlegen, als Bis Ole 93efor
men ausgefiibrt ieien.
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Gin idjredlider Nadt 9llarm

1T Der idlimme @uitel1 zines Sill
oes, oas ploslib BON 8r1line befal
len miro. 2ouis Gbamblitr poi
Wandeiter, g., 81. 81. 2 ipurbe ba
ourh BON ieinen bier Ginoern bdlt
fig aus oem S6lafe geiuedt. Danr
peridaffte er iib Or. Sings Seen
Discovery uno Die &inoer, bon ne'
men man oas iblinnlte befiir1tete
mur6en ipieoerbergeitent. SOC I'M.
81. Brobeflaihe frei. gu baben bel
allett Oruggilten.
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sllamu 1T neinc Sreaoe,

@armm ipllt' int 2ebcn
Sd mad Bier nid]t itreben
Warnm ipllt' td) bemn mid)t
WtanGntal fr1blid ietn?
Wteines 2ebens Giir5e
glllerbcite gSiir5e
SIT bas u | a nj . ,ip 1el( nnb rein.
Sann BET Darteu Seiten,
@ol ben @ein aud) meibeu,
2Seun es nidJt gebrid)t an eblem 2pne
Star 8ier
Gnnn ia gllles bmlben,
SdJeue feline SdJml6en,
@enn itJ bab' MIR U | a ut 6afiir.
@enn mid Summer 6riift
1in6 bas S6ifiai tiifet,
gSenn mid MINOR ffiebt nnb feiu Nldh.
d)en ltebt,
Getm u | q NJ o Bier
Jitbl' i'd iupl mid bier
&leibt mein 5ers bpdJ eiuig nnsetriibt.
Drum bas Iamp,
8leibe INNER 10
Wte es lit mno tuar,
Damn bin idJ 5mfrieben,
Sitbr Mid iupl binieSen
ltnb persniist has ean5e Sa6r.
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SStet eiuen WSrSrr.

@ppenbfcitis lit elm unbarmber5i.
ger MOroer, aber Or. Sings Meue
2ebens-Biaen totet i'm ourd 8or.
bengung. Sic itirnulieren ben Ma,
gen, 2eber uno gingetpeioe ur!o Der,
binoern Die 8eritopfuns, Sie sur
9lppenbieitis fiibrt. 25c bel alien
lrnggilten.
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- @s lit nidt INNER Der Monr.
Der @elb bot, Der freunblif) l1heft.
bdufig lit es Der Mann, Der @e(o
bergen min.
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$50. 9-8om Often. 7:35 porrr
go. Som Often. $3.50 nahra
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No. Soon gI Bafo.. ..10.15 porm
Nbfdbrt-
30. 9-Nad 81 Saio uno @eIten. :.
!. -. -. $3.50 BORN
So 7-Nad 81 9aio uno Weifen..
;. :. !. ;. 700 abenbs
30. 10-Na6 3. 8elten. 1000 abenbs
go. 0-gfa6 oen Often. .10:45 born.
No. 1-Nah Sci 9fip. 400 abeilos
gietoria SipiiiOn g. $. & g. ".
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go; s05-guero, gictOria. 1880 naHm
Mbfahrt-
30. 3o6--guero, gictoria. 800 BORN
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SeIbitfabri5ierter Geras-@ein
BON befannter Site 5u $t.25 per
@alone i'll 5u baben Bel 9. Burg.
ftaller, 8ilito-StraBe, neben Der
Sermannsiobne-So
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M. s.. & 8. ya5n.

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yao. 241-gon Soniton uno gaIpeiton
:. :. :. ;. :. $50 mprgens
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=. :. ;. =. ..7.20 morgens
No. 235-@om glprben. .7.30 norntitl
SO. 15-Ion 8aco.. 800 nadm.
No. 2s1-gom 0oroen unb SouItrn
-. j. =. :. $50. 1925 nnd]m
go. 9-@on Nprben. TAB abeiIbs
Gbfa1rt
SO. 1O-Nn6 oem 3orben. .1O:O0 BORN
SO. TO- Na6 @uitin unb 8aco
:, $50 BORN.
$50. 10L9fddl benz gior1en. 900 BORN
go. s. Na6 9allns. Sort Bortb
nllo gSaco. .8.45 aben6s
go. 236-Nad Dem 1oroen. -. !.
!. -. ....915 abenos
SO. 242-3ad Souitpn 1nb @aIz
beiton. :. -. .10.15 abenbs
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Giienbabn Tabrplau..
S. & 6. q. ga5n.

WnfutIft-
yeo.3 Som Noroen. .6.45 aberos
go. B. Som 9forbe1l.s -. .6.45 mora
Io. 7-9ocal bon 9earne. 1000 mora
gfo. 9-2ocal bon Baleitine. .... !. !.
-. ..... ;. :. .1G.45 abenos
yto. 4 Ton Weerifo. 1.5O nadln.
sto. 12-Socai bon Sarebo (genii9t) !.
oo: 900 nror9.
go. T. Mad bem gtorben. 1855 uashm.
ato. g. 3a6 benz Norben. 500 a6en6s
yao. Social nad BaIeftine. .7.3O nsora
'so. 10 ggpreb na6 Searne. !. !.
$50. -Na6 gaerifo. 100 mort s
sfo. 1 -aoeal na9 2arebo (gemidD :.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-08
Tonieht's Attraction.

Tonight the National Stock Com
pany will repeat the matinee bill,
Girl Of Eagle Ranch" Mr. Allen,
the manager has reserved this play
for the matinee and night today as
u Is one of the best plays in the com.
pany's repertoire and the only ives.
Tern play which they win present in
this city. The cast selected for this
bill is the pick of the company and
considered by many who have seen
the production to be as good, if not
better than when 1t was played
through this section of the country
by the one night stand company
which was big success. The prices
will remain the same, Is cents lower
floor, and 10 cents b7lcony. There
will also be matinee Sunday, after
which the company will close their
engagement here Sunday Night
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-08
TO MEET IN CAIRO
KITTY LEAGUE BALL MEN Tt
HAVE CONFERENCE SUNDAY
ON PROSPECTS.
Jackson, Tenn, viii Send Represen.
tative to Claim Piace-Players
to Report For Duty
April 25.
(Paducah News-Democrat.)

Chief Harry Lloyd was formally
selected as manager of the Paducah
team for this season at a meeting
of the directors of the PaducaA
Baseball Company, held Thursday
evening in the offices of Treasurer
II. b. Sewall. He was ordered TO
have all players who have signed,
report for duty not later than Aprpil
rs. Other important items were dis
cussed at the meeting. The final
meeting of the Kitty officials will be
held at Cairo, H., next Sunday after.
noon.
1t was decided that Paiucah's
road suits be of gray, while at home
they will be attired in cream, with
maroon trimmings
Directors Of the local association
will start out in few days with
booster tickets. They will sell for
one dollar each and a liberal response
from the fans is expected.
Chief Lloyd was present at the
meeting and notified the officials
that he has signed ten players. The
contracts will be forwarded to
President Gosnen, after which they
will be sent to Secretary Farrell, OF
the National Association. After much
debating it was decided to place the
team in Lloyd's hands and he will
sign contralt within a few days.
The meeting, which viii be held
at Cairo next Sunday, will be the
most important of the season as the
officials will know what cities are
coming in and adopt schedule for
this season.
4 communication was received
Thursday by president Zen Weille,
of the Paducah association, from the
Jackson (Tenn) Commercial Club.
It stated that Jackson desired berth
in the Kitty and want to know how
much it will cost to come in. They
will be notified today by telegram Of
the meeting at Cairo and be asked
to send representatives to confer
with the Kitty officials.
Jackson formerly held a franchise
in the Kitty and is a town of about
10000 population According to the
letter, the people of that city nave a
good independent team but want
league baseball for an advertisement,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-08
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY AND COUNTY

The following transfers of real csc
tate were entered of record yesterday
by County Clerk Brown:
Miles S. Gilbert to Emma B. Oster
lob, warrantee deed April 6. lots ], .,
8, 4, SO and 40, In block 16, first
addition; consideration $6.625. This
property is the Miles S. Gilbert home
stead on Holbrook avenue near Tween,
ty-seventh street.
Clarence A. Petit and wife to Alex.
ander County Savings Bank, warran.
tee deed Marcn 81, lots 8 and 10,
block 49, This property is the home
ana two lots 400 and All Twentieth
street.
Master in Chancery Walter War
der to Thomas ]. Keefe. deed, April
I, lots and s, block 3, Feuchter G.
Lansden addition
Robert l., Redman to Leila T. Red,
man, deed, April 5, northwest OF
northwest, section 10, township H.
range / /, consideration ST. This par
Gel of land consists of 80 acres stu
ated west Of DR.. Woods farm, on the
Beech Ridge road
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-08
DOCTORS FAILED.
RESTORED BY PERUNA.
Catarrh of the Lungs
Threatened Her Life.

Miss Ninette Porter, Braintree, Yer.
mont. writes: 81 have been cured by
Peruna.
II had several hemorrhages of the
lungs. The doctors did not help me
much and would never have cured me.
81 saw n testimonial in a Peruna
almanac Of a case similar to mine, and
commenced using ii.
III was not able TO wait on myself
when / began using it. gained very
slowly at first, but ! could see that 1t
was helping me.
"After had taken 1t while com
menced to raise up a stringy, sticky
substance from my lungs. rms grew
less and less in quantity as | continued
the treatment.
al grew more fleshy than | had been
for a long time, and now | call myself
we'll"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-08
TO FLY IN PADUCAH
Pupil of Glenn curtiss VIII Give Ex'
hbition There May 18-t9--Three
Flights Each Day

Paducah, April For the first
time in history the residents of i a
lucah and adjacent territory viii have
an opportunity of seeing an aero
plane of the latest and most i'm
proved pattern, soaring over theil
own homes, when H. A. Robinson
foremost pupil of the famous airman
Glenn Curtiss, rises from the aviation
field here on May Is and 10 for al
exhibition under the auspices of tht
News-Democrat Contracts have bee,
signed and all the preliminary de
tails have been completed.
Three Flights
Three flights will be made. ShoulO
weather conditions make it impossl
BILE for the first fight to be held
weather checks will be given pur
chasers of tickets. These will be goo,
for next day. There will be room tt
let at the grounds, on which the NEE
will be held. Fully 1000 feet of leve
ground will be available and work or
getting the field in shape will begir
At once Any number of people car
be accommodated and none will bC
turned away.
Robinson is at resent flying al
The training school at San Diego, but
will leave several days before the
late Of the meet here in order thai
no delay in beginning the flights
might be occasioned. He will proDa
bly, arrive in the city May 16 to get
his machine set up and in shape.
AS thousands of dollars in prizes
are now offered for new records
there is little doubt but that Robin
son, while exhibiting here, will make
an attempt to secure one of these.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-08

down In the Garner trial on pleas Of
the defense in its efforts to have the
accused man who is being tried for
the murder of Mrs. Elsie Cochran.
Earlier in the week the court d.
cided it would not be necessary to
bring the names of other men in the
case but this morning the defense
said t expected there were other men
who had motives for numbering Mrs
Cochran, because they We're married
while Garner, being single, had none
The prosecution attempted to pre-
vent the names being admitted buI
he court decided the defendant was
entitled to the benefit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-08
CAIRO AND PADUCAH
High School Pupils VIII Hold Talk
fest In Latter City April 28--
Contestants Chosen.
(Paducah Tews-Democrat.)

y y
Pitman Harth and Hey Brownin1
have been picked to represent me
paducah high school in the third an
nual Paducah-Cairo debate, to be heli
in paducah April 2S.
Resolved, That the proposed agree
ment establishing reciprocity betwaes
the United States and Canada should
become law" will be the question
debated. Cairo has chosen the al
firmative side. Paducah will defent
tie negative.
Cairo has not announced her .ep
lesentatives.
Hey Browning is member OF the
senior class of the Paducah MIS-!
school. He is the son of Mr.. an
Mrs. David Browning of 80 Fountair
avenue Pitman Harth is junicl
and the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John 7
Harth, of SIG North Ninth strete. MI
Harth has participated in seyera
oratorical and declamatory contests
and is regarded as one Of the schools
best speakers. As a representative
of the Paducah high school in the de
bate, Mr.. Browning makes his initia'
attempt at oratory. In spite OF the
fact that he has never before ap-
peared as public speaker. Mr.
Rrwning is known to be fit team
mate of the younger but more ex'
perieneed debater.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-08
ADJUSTMENTS
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Matinee Today.

The first matinee of the week will
be given today by the National Stock
Company. The play to be presented
is THE Girl Of Eagle Ranch" also
the first western bill of the week
This play is typical Saturday at
traction as il deals with the far west
and contains plenty of good clean anc
wholesome comedy. The matinee
prices are 10 cents to any seat in tn,
house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-08
Kicked BY a Mad Horse.

Samuel Birch, of Beetown, Wis.
had most narrow escape from los
ng his leg as no doctor could hea
the frightful sore that developed, bn'
al last Bucklen's Arnica Salye curea
1t completely. It's the greatest hea,eI
Of ulcers, burns, boils, eczema, scalds
cuts, corns, eold-sores, bruises aud
piles on earth. Try it. csc at al
druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-08
MYSTERIOUS SHOT FIRED
Hit Broadice LeMay in the Knee Proks
ably Shatterine the Bone-Hap-
pened at Big Four Incline.

Broadice, son of Marion LeMay
OF 800 Twentieth street was acci
dentally shot yesterday Afternoon
about | o'clock while in the vicinity
of the Big Four ncline. The ball Ell
tered his leg near the knee. How
badly the bone has been splintere,
win not be known until the woun.
has been thoroughly examined. Wh,
fred the shot he could not learn. /
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-08

was fred from quite a distance from
him or he could have heard the sound
of the report. Broadice is employed
as operator of the moving picturt
machine at the Bijou.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-08
APPEARING OLD



You cannot afford to grow OLD.
In these days of strenuous com2etltlo
It il necessary to maintain. as long &
possible ones youthful appearance.
1t Is impossible to do this without
tanning n luxurious growth of haiT,
The presence OF Dandrufi indicates 9
presence Of burrowing germ WING
lives and thrives on the roots Of q
hair until 1t causes total badness
Newbro's Herpicide is the cnl' knc's
destroyer of this pest. and II ia Us Gle
tive as 1t Is delightful to use
Herpicide makes an elegant hair dres
ing as well as Dandruff cure
Accept no substitute there is none.
Sold by leading druggists. sera Zoe.
stamps for sample TO The Herpicide G.
Detroit. Mich.
One dollar bottles guarantee
Paul q. ychnh q Sons. speci
axents. I'm
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-08

Your own baby, If you have one.
advertised the enterpfsing photog.
rapher, can be enlarged, tinted and
framed for 1915 per dozen. Metro
politan Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-08
The Matter Settled.

Mr.. Lately Married-"But, dearest, /
thought we had planned to go to the
opera this EVENING"" Mrs. Ditto--"Y es,
love; but have changed our minds. I"
Puck,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-08
Spring Tired?
Are You Weary and Run Down.
Are You Sick and Depressed? Is
Your Blood Thin and Poor?

Are You Sick and Depressed? Is
Your Blood Thin and Poor?
Do you take cold easily? Do you
feel shiyery? Utterly fatigued out
after a little exertion9 Is your COM
plexion bad? Do you feel that life is
hot worth living? Nearly every one
has some Of these symptoms in
spring; for winter, while apparently
bracing, is all the time sapping your
strength By spring every one is in a
more or less played-out condition
just right to catch any disease Not
always sick; but tired, tired, tired. To
carry you through the changeable.
trying, disease-breeding weather Of
spring you need
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-08
" QUILL find that it will

" QUILL find that it will
cost you more not to
paint. it. The good done by
paint your property than to
Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint Is
i lot more than it costs. a
few dollars spent for paint
will save many dollar 5 worth
Of property from decay and
waste. Ts
Devoe Lead-and-Zinc Paint
ID economy, not expense.
BE sure to have II
used for you.
Cairo Lumber Co., Agent.
z 4.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-08
LET down THE BARS
Judge kimbroueh Decides Tha'
Names of Men in Garner Trial
May Be Admitted.

Danville, H., April Judge Kir-
brough today decided to let the bars
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-08
SALVAGE.
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Hotel Proprietor Was there any
thing of value in the trunk Of that
fellow who jumped his bill? Clerk
should say so. It was full of our linen
and silverware. Judge
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-08
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The evening world., 1911-09-13
CHILD TRAPS MAN
WHO FOOLED HER
IN ROBBERY PLOT
Sent After Father, She Detects
bud Linke' Leaving Saloon
With Money.
PARENT LURED AWAY.
Telephone Message Leaves Bal
Unguarded Save by
Girl of Seven.
PARENT R AWAY.

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