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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-11

Die @eisbeit bes glters lit Ser
@eadting inert, IL. ioate nidt leibt-
fertig 5uriidgepieien meroen. Sra,i
Maria Marelf BON Blossom, So..
idreibt: 0@ir gebrauden Sorni's
4lpenfrauter beitanoig in unierer
Samilie, ob9leih i'd fem Agent oa.
fir bin. @roBmutter, Die iebt 80
Sabre aft lit, iaet, Ser Mlpenfrdu-
ter babe iie mieoer gan5 jung flip
len gemaht. Mir iino oanfbor fir
haS, mas er fir uns getan bot"
Mlt uno Sung finoet in Dem al-
p%enfrauter Die Silfe, melhe Die Sea-
tur 5eitpeiie brau6t Inn oas GU
item nieber in Oronung gu bringen.
0ift nerfauft in Mpotbefen. 5pe.
5ial-glgenten ~beiorgen i'm. Wam
ibreibe an: Or. Ieter Sabrnen &
Cons 60, 1875 60. Sopne @pe.,
Chicago, SD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-11

Der 56uIitunoen eingerei6t. Sic
Stsung mar ni6t gut beludt unb
Der Sdulrat beidloB, sic Mngele-
eenbelt big our nG6iten Sibung ALE
rilf3ulegen. @s muroe Sen 0omen
ober mitgeteilt, bob Der S6ulrot
bic Stnnoen bauptid6lid aus 8pei
Griinoen perlegt uno perl0ngert ba.
be: erltens, UNI BEN &inoern gerii-
eeno 3eit gum Mittoeeiien gu &C.
ben uno 5meiteus, neil 10 oie(e nelle
Observation-Disclosures enqefiibrt
lcien, oaB Die olte 3eit ftift mehr
hinrei6e.
alderman &idter fltngiert iebt
olS Wapor, bis elm Madfolger Gol-
lagbon's oronungseemaB gemdblt
lit.
Ser am 9ienitag mittog nod
idtperen 2eioen b~erItorbene Hobert
Greienilts mar eifer Der befonnte-
item Seuti6en i'm gan5en Siio-@e-
item oes Staates. Sober fonnte
Bob" 5reieuius uno ieoer bate
i'm germ. ST erreidte ei1t Sitter
BON So Sabren> mar in Srieori1s-
burg geboren lno entitammte elmer
iebr guten SomiIie. Gein Snfel NOR
ser beriibmte Gbemifer &orl Semi
girs Sreienils. Der 8erltorbenc
mobnte lett ungefdbr "a Sabren in
l,nierer Stabt. @r ipar fir oie
Zone Star 8rouerei als Neiienoer
tatig, bat friiber aud fir oie ldngIt
eingegongene Nlomo unb fir oie
Gttp 9rauerei ~eearbeitet, allc6 cine
3eitlong fir Die Sirma SO. Gaito-
nola gereiit. Sreienius ipar N1it-
glieo Ser Siemering 2oee ser Ser
mannsiobne, Der alanno 2oge ser
anigbts & Babies Of &onor, Ser
CTS, oes Gaiino unb oes 8eetbopen
Wannerdor. Gr binterlaBt feline
Gottin uno bier &inoer, BRET
Sedter uno einen Sobn. s
@m Z. Muguit finoet cine 81
nllotenlt Briifung fir Stenogra5
pben itno ogppepriter~ itatt uno
am 81. cine iolde fir u@aroen 4
Sielo Citation Sllperintenoents" i'm
department Of BIant Snouitries'' :.
g. 9asler, Ser BEL Dem Itao-
til6en 5riebbof SEQ. 4 ongeIteIt
NOR, tpuroe Witttpoh morgef, ami
iden elf ut1o 5molf l1br, tot auf
Dem Srieobof gefunoen. Gin Sdlag
anfaa bate ieinem 9eben ein gn=
DC gema6t.
Sci einem aopfiprung, oen er
IN oas 8aoebaiiin 8u Sot @eGS
modte, 5og iid am Mittmo6 &arrp
$. 9e 8alt 10 i6fpere gerlebungen
gu, oaB er einige 5tunoen ipdter
Itorb.
Bon Der international Stems
Company erbielten mir .@artens
laube" $. "a un6 %.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-11
u i.
Wittmoth abpno fonn

WItttDoh abeno fono Die re.
gelmdBige Deleeaten . 8eriomlu-
lung oes Gan Mntonio 2ofalperbalt.
oes itatt. Die 0eriammlnna mar
gut beiu6t. Muber grIeoiguna Der
Noutine : @eiddfte uuroe in Der
Situng baupti6hli6 iiber bic eroBe
6eutihe 8~erfammlung am 20. sSuIl
geiprohen. @s muroe beidlofien,
Tie, ipenn irgenb moglitI I'M 0eetbc,
Den-G Garter abaubalten, cine sroBe.
re aapele gu e~ngagieren unb fir
cine mOslidIt itarfe 9eteilieups
anf's ener9iidjte gu agitieren.
Cine entbuiiaitiide 8eriamm-
lung tpur6e am Mittuoh abeno III
Der Chamber of Commerce abgebal-
ten unb es ipuroe in o~erielben be.
idloiien, bic nod febIenoen bier 9o-
ge nod alien ar1ften Su benusen,
lin ben Melt bes Bonus fir Die Gan
Qlntonio, Nodport & Merifc Wobn
auf5ubringeu. 0eue 3omites mur-
ben ernannt uno bieie fperoen in ben
bier 9ageny Die ibuen nod 8llr Ser
fiieung its5cn, cine sriinolide aei.
totion ron &aus gu Sous porneb.
men. Gs lino nod u%ngefdbr $140,.
900 auf5ubringen.
Sn Der Shulratsiisuns am
Mittmod) abeno baben Die nMitter"
ibrcn 9roteit gesen @erlaneerunQ
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-11
.NageI".

9dseI iino iebr niisli6 - no.
mentlib SingernageI - aber id
CLAUDE niAt, oaB fie nur gum &ra-
Ten 90 iipo, obgleid i'd meme felt
Sabren baufis bafir eebraudte. Sd
batte iudenoe 5hmer5en unb muB-
te es tun. Cine MppIifation bon
Sunt's Cure beieitigte iebob teif-
meiie oieien iudenoen S6mer3 unb
cine Sdabtel beilte mid p%olftdnoig.
S. so. 8 Is,
Snber, Segas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-11
SieI pom @erait.

Sflaboma Gitp Ofla.: Oscar q.
Anoerion 2401 Siio-@olfer Ctr,
fiel bon cinem @eriiit, befinoet iid
aber trot erbebliher 8errenfungen
uno Sdiirfuneen 5iemlih mol. Or
iast, Suut's 2igbtnine Oil nabm
oue @nt5iinoung meg. gs lit aud
gut fir 8opfidmer5eu, @eurolsie,
Mbeumatismus. Sci allen Sanolern
III 25c uno SOC Sloiden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-11
rand! randI! rand

1901 Ider, 2h Meilen bon 5tpei ber>
idieoenen STANDARDIZATION entfernt,
nit suten Sdulen une &irden. 400 Nts
ter linb jest inter &ultur. $50 older
bapon iino gutes i9par5es SluBuieoes
run9slanb. Die iibrieen 600 &der be-
iteben aug sutem i1par5en. peIisen
8rairies SalIanb. fertie fir ben 9flug.
Ser 8ooen lit bonn beiten utto por6iisli9
fir 8allmfuoue. aorn Il. 10. geeignet.
9as 8an5e lit elm einseribteter Ylae
nit 8rn1nen uno @iuomiillen. 3etdliz
der Battle-Ground. @ier quite 8obnbdiiz
fer nuf beridieoenen SteQen. 9as Qano
eren5t an elmer Seite an ben 9uaoas
lupe Slug, an Der anberen Seite befin<
bet iid Der 8abntpee Der g. s. & g. q.
Giienbabn NIT einem S~eitengeleiie nur
eini9e buuoert 56ritte bon bier nno
balblpees 5ipiiden Guero uno &icteria.
8onn gefauft iperoen III Stiideu bon 100
Mdern ODER mebr nit @ebduben II. gins
rihtungeu an $3.50 per Ider ODER gu
$3.50 per Mder ohne @inridtuneen.
8eeeu tpeiterer Iustuuft tuenoe man
ii6 an
j. j. Fischer,
aleiui9er Gaeut. eserp, Segas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-11

Die 8ierprpbe.
SIN Sdjanf ySum frp9en N~aifen,"
Sa febrten beim Sdmmerideit,
8efreit pm Eages 2aitem,
Sret titnnt're 0efelem ein.
Sic taten traulid ~ipinfem,
Sn fam Der Geaner berbci:
y1as babt i9r 9nt's 81 trinfcn?"
Gtnftimmtg riefen Bite brei.
Wir baben bic beften @eime,
nnh gnten @bisfeD an 9anb;
Die GrIteren bonn 0f9eine,
Der WbisfeD ppn rGierIanb."
Sod febleu mir bte @prte,
gu erbeben mad @ebibr,
8Dm 8terem cine Sprte.
@ir balten bas u9pne Star"
Gter.
Ser Grite, 5ueit' unb Critic,
Die riefen ba bpl 8egier:
oSek bid in uni're Wtitte,
Wir prpbier'm oas n2Dme Star"
8ter."
9a ietteu TIT bic Mmnbe,
Sid urt ben Slid ale Bier;
lu6 BITS sur Mrrgenftimbe,
Srpbierten fie's uSumeS tar" gter.
AIs fie bann mnften iAeiben,
@ar's sum 8erstueifeln fat;
Sc mar 10 iduer 81 metben,
9as BALI seleerte 5ak.
Drum riefen bic brei griiber,
yus tie tuarem por Der Sir:
sWir fpmmem mprsen mieber,
ltno prptier'n has reume Star"
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90.

Ser iunee Goelmnnn folete ben
an0ern, Die in oas Sails unol III
@ranooms 3immer redter Sano
uom Slur getreten tparen, no Der
Spieltiid, mie @ottbolo burh bos
Senfter bemerft bate, bereits ar
rangiert mar.
Nun, Serr @eber, mollen Sie
bter orauBen bleiben2 fragte giife,
Die auf Dem Slur eeltmoen bdtte
unb iebt an i'm berantrat.
Sic iab i'm freunblid genuJ aus
iBren graiien Nugen an; es ihob
inn Der @eoanfe ourd oen Ropf.
bob es nur an ibm geleeen, iuerln
Ell ii6 oas begebrlide @eibopf nift
geneiat semodt, uno boB er nod
iest 0as 8eridumte na6boIen fon.
ne, ia nahbolen miiiie, ponte er
anoers ben 3ped erreiden, INN Del.
len milen er nod 9ollan 5uriidge.
fommen mar. gr bate lie beute
Morgen BEL Der abreiie iiberreidIiG
beidenft; pieaeidt braudte er MIR
has a~ngfangene fort3uiesen.
@ir badten ni6t, Sic 10 balls
m~ieoer5uieben, fubr oos Maoden
fort, uno Die Mbreiie fam 10 idnen;
es lift aud manbes Iiegen geblics
ben; elm nunoeri6oues r~otieioenes
9ub = ioG i1 es bolen2
Sic batte iid iest gan5 nabe 6u
inn geitelt uno babel, ME sufal-
Zig ieinen Qrm beriibrt.
Sd CLAUDE es miro Sbnen stt
lteben, iagte @ottbolo.
@lauben Sic? ib ba6te, Sic
piiBten piel, mas mir itiinoe ooer
uiht.
$50 lit Die Srau bette2 mesbalb
l1Bt lie ii6 gar nidt ieben2 frogte
8ottbolo, uno iette oann bin5u, on
Ell gu ieben meinte, oaB ein Shat-
ten iber Dos @eiiht oes Mao6ens
Hog. i6 gdbe mas oorum, nenn
idj es miiBte.
Was mol? 1agte oas Wuohen.
Die iippigen 2ippen idiir8eno.
&ifel mo Itedit on oenn2 erton,
te @ranoops Stimme aus Dem
Spiel5immer gs feblen nod elm
paar Slider; mo itedt Die Girne2
lno Ell mari Die Sir pieoer arger
lid binter ii6 gu.
er Dot ms nidt geiebeu, fliiiterte
gife, i'd muB iebt binein, fomme
ober glei6 pieoer.
Sic idlipfte fort; @ottbolo bIieb
nod elm paar A~uaertblide iteben,
unidliiiiig, Oh er ouf eigene Sanb
Den 8eriuh, Gdcilien gu ieben ma-
den ioae. Sbne 5rage fonute ibm
oas Waoden bebilflih ieiu, meun
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2ebrer- 8elad.

Sir Sic Goeers' 8and SduIe
treroen 5mei 2eDrer eeiuht nit err
tier uno 5ueiter alaiie-g ertififat,
miiiien Gnalild uno 9eutih unter-
f0nneu. Sermin a6t Monate.
8egen 9dberen ipenbe man ii9 &C.
fdaieit an s. ShOene, 6. Gomrabs
q. gOoemaun, 9odbart, Eeras
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Was die SebWalbe SANG.
Goman bon i'd Spiel,
bagen.
lGorticbNnA.l

0un, natiirlid. Sbm lieben mir
i6on lattgit feinen Bfennig mebr,
aber UNI Der Srau piaenJ sic tpirf-
lid famos it, fonn man i'm bod
ni6t gan5 fallen laiien. St meib bas
beIler als trgeno einer, uno ie muB
ieoesmal BON ser Yartie iein, merm
eS einen neuen Bump 81 risfierelt
giebt 10 beute Dor a6t Gogen,
ols mir III Hliiggenbof maren l1no
Otto i6r in @egenport ieiner Sralt
eil1er ~geborenen Sreiin BON @rie-
ben-aeffen = BET Gid in ieiner
ldderliden @eiie oie Gonr gema6t
batte, nno cine batbe 5tunoe nn6
Gid batte 9%rallopp feline fiinftou-
icno 3oler in ser Soide. IS NOR
elm l%1niinn bon otto; mir botten
ollsgemadt, bob mir 5ulammen nicbt
iiber Siinftouieno geben mollten. IS
lpGre elm famoies @eiddft gefpor-
Den, oas uns Ser perflu6te Suoe
MN nieoer peroorben bat. 8ei5
Der gcufel, mesbaIb er linn gebol-
fen. l1no Der @lieiior iaete min,
bob er altd be8ablt tit. Siinfu1ro-
5luan3istaueno auf Elm grettl Mir-
ftebt ser 8erltano itiG = nlo oas
min ettDos iagen; i6 fenrle lonlt al-
le feline 8fiffe uno &l1iffe. Ser
8aitor meint, on uno fein onoerer
bobeIt ibm bas @eIo eeeeben; uno
bofir babe 8ranoom onr6 oie SIM
ger eeleber, melln gu iciner Sroa
= no, on bran6it oesbalb niht olf-
5ufabren. Bfaffeueeidmae, ib ia
&c es ia. Oh puroeit bid bitten,
Observation-Disclosures la6er.
li6l ober Ell bat Tie, oas lit ell
Soft = nie iie in @tglano ioee,l-
nal in gnglano gemeien2 mar oa
Dor adt Sobren, als mir 0ie
Srnoiner Nennen einridteten uno
Dor bier, als Ser Surrp-@arrp ollf
bem DerbD iiegte = famoies 2an0:
9feroe, @eiber, S6afe fa-
mos! = mas i6 lagen mollte: er
bat Die Observation-Disclosures mo
Solan auf neue flint Sabre, meift
Ser 4iieiior; uno MN ear ben
gropnlod; oamn! lit bas ein
8ferol auf meme gbre! id babe
ielbit IN england 10 etmas uidt &c.
ie6en, mie 6as auIeelebt it'll uno
oieie Sprunogelcnfe! uno iuie
oas onrdgeritten lit! aber 5u i6mer,
onf Gbre 5u i6mer CT fomnlt
nidt iiber Dos Moor, bas mir IN
has &ennen ge8ogen boben. Shirt
9rora, Ser iest in Berlin lit, ober
gum Hennen fomntcn miro, ion
geiagt baben oas mare fem ebrli-
dies 5piell er bat gut reben; er
laBt nt6t lmtfenl aommit OIL
nidt nit bereiu2 ih bore, es ion
nod Elm fleiner Tenpel ooer 10
mas gema6t meroen.
Sd babe ME geipielt, nno -mei-
lie aopflhmer5en meloen iid fpie-
Der.
Sonoerbar, meiB gar ni6t, mos
&opfihmer3en iinb, als Of ih fei-
men aopf bate. SIR Maler fricet
hns mol bon ben Selforben; abomi.
unhIpr @pr,thI
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Gehrer aeindlt.

Sir Die Union 8aaep g6ule, Der
9cutib uno gnelii6 unterridtea
fann. 0eun Monate Sdule. @ebalt
$50 per Monat. 8erbeirateter nidt
ausgeldlolien. Man a6oreliiere:
Gbas. giermann, q. 81. go. 1, 9or
IS. Comfort. SCI.
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Sibnerlanie, Sl0be, Mites,
8lmebass mno Seren 8rnt ipfort ge-
t6tet nit 8. & s. Sreie 8roben.
@enoet guh an inns. Saefer Mfs.
So. Mites Sci. 1902, neueS 1549.
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2e6rer geindjt

fir Die SiIterbaIe S6ule, muB
Deutfh uno Gneliid untcrrihtcn
fcnnen. lin nabere ausfunft wenoe
man iif an Die Truitees 8. W.
SdoeneipoIf, 2ouis Saag.
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Fir gountyK ommirJar Pre,inkt 4.
Sic ~Sreie Rreie" lit aitoriiiert.
Serrm Henry Meyer

als &anoibat fir oas Mmt beg gouutp>
aommifldr, Yrecinft go. 4. in Der bes
poritebeneen Rrimdripabl i'm Suli ans
suaeioeu.
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2uidneine. nnb Wahmmterridt.

Sidert bic 3ufnnft gurer Soh.er;
labt ie oas Mdhen nnb 3uftneioen
erfernen. Infer llnterridt umfabt ieoe
ginseI6eit. Wobnun9 uno Soft rls
GnsfuGrtiee. 443 0itsGommerce tr-
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@as mir eerre nergellen mod.
tenL bleibt am feiteiten i'm @eodtt-
mis- baften.
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Niht ieoer tote Srrtum miro
be9raben.
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WablsN nseisen.
SIR County -StemersKeuefter.
SIZE ~Sreie RreHe" lift nlrtoriiiert
Gerru ]. Frank Gallagher

als &anoiDat fir oas Mmt bes Gteuers
Solicitors bon gerar County bel Der
beboriteben6en b~enofratiiden Primudr<
lunbl an5ufiinoieen.
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SIR Gsmnty,AHeHsr.
9ie ~Sreie Breie" lit autoriiiert,
Nerrn Henry Roerner

als &anoibat fir bas Mmt bes Gteuer<
Gheiiors bon 8erar County BEL Der be-
porltebenben bemotrntiIden Brimdr<
nail am 81. Sui an5ufunoigeu.
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Reilk-Brief.
".

MbidieO pun Sambnrs, = 9as sru.
fe &ennen. = Mnfnmft in Ser
lin. = gu Sersbers. Mlse.
meimes.
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j. j. Fischer,

a~leiniser Gaent. Gserp, Eero
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-01-24
NAVAL ACADEMY TROPHIES.
Efforts to Preserve Ancient Flags
Strongly Endorsed.

Representative Arthur l.. Bates bill
calling in Congress for an appropria-
ton of $50, 900 for the preservation of
the trophy flags at the Naval Academy
is being strongly Endorsed by patriotic
organizations and societies in all parts
of the country. Numerous appeals and
petitions are being received in advo-
cacy of the measure. The Navy De-
partment is also very strongly in favor
of the bill which is now pending before
the House Naval Committee and its
Subcommittee, of which Representative
j. T. G. Talbot is chairman.
1t was not realized until last spring
that the repair. preservation and prep
aration for exhibit of these flags would
be so expensive. The Naval Academy
authorities appeared before the Naval
Committee last winter and asked 49,
600 for completion of current work I'M
der the care of the Committee on Men,
orials and Exhibits. In March, 1911,
Commander w. c. Cole, senior mem
Der of the Committee on Memorials and
Exhibits, began inquiries into the best
method of preserving and preparation
for exhibiting the old flags and opened
correspondence with the Smithsonian
Institution, the custodian of flags at
Boston Statehouse and others. The
correspondence ultimately narrowed
down to the governor of Massachusetts
and principally with Ex-Governor Cur
tbs Guild, who has taken a most active
interest in the question of flag preser
walton. He referred Cole to woman
who had charge of the preservation and
exhibition of the flags in the famous
collection in the Boston Statehouse.
Il then began correspondence with
Mrs. Amelia Fowler" says Comman-
der Cole in a letter to Congressman
Bates, whom | found a remarkable
character, of gentle birth and breed
ing, who took up this work originally
as a pastime, later as profession. /
succeeded in making arrangements
with Mrs. Fowler to come to Annapo-
lis to make an inventory of the flags
and make an estimate of the material,
laobr and time for preservation and ex
hibition of them. and this she is now
doing.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-01-24
TOMORROW NIGHTS SHOW.
The Man on the Box" at the Colonial
Theatre Jan. Is.

Tomorrow night local theatregoers
will have an opportunity 10 see Harold
McGrath's comedy, 1.-The Man on the
Box" with Mr.. Walter Scott Weeks
in the leading role. The play is a de-
lightful comedy.
Briefly, the story is as follows
Robert Woburton, late of the army,
thinks he is going to play a practical
joke on his sister. He masquerades
as a coachman, drives her wildly
home from a dance and kisses her as
she steps in terror from the carriage.
But il isn't his sister; il is Betty
Annesley, a stranger.
Woburton is arrested. He has a
private hearing through the Offices of
a friend, Charles Henderson. Miss
Annesley appears against him, but
suspects that he is not a groom, paws
his fine and takes him into her
employ. The comedy becomes tragedy
when Woburton finds that Colonel An
nesley. the father of Betty, and deeply
in debt, is about to sell some plans
of Fortress Monroe to a Russian spy
Count Karloff.
A the crucial moment Woburton
spoils the plans of the Russian. He
then resigns his place as Betty's
groom because he thinks he has made
himself ridiculous. But she won't let
him go, because she knows who he is.
and the end of the third act may easily
be guessed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-01-24
WHAT'S THE REASON?
Many Annapolis People in Poor
Health Without Knowing the
Cause.

There are scores of people who drag
out a miserable existence without rea-
LIKING the cause of their suffering.
Day after day they are racked with
backache and headache; suffer from
nervousness, dizziness, weakness, Ian
guor and depression. Likely the kid
news have fallen behind in their work
of Offering the blood and that is the
root of the trouble. Look to your kid
news. assist them in their work-give
them the help they need. You can use
no better remedy than Doan's Kidney
Pills-endorsed by over one hundred
thousand people, and by your neighbors
in Annapolis.
Mrs. jamie Elliott, 125 King George
St, Annapolis, Nd, says: "Doan $
Kidney Pills did me world of good
and l recommend them highly to every
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-01-24
A WOODEN INDIAN
A Fight in Naval Circles Over
Delaware's Request.
STATUE OF OLD TECUMSEH.
A Naval Academy ldOl-WiII not he
Surrendered Without Vigorous
Protest -Peculiar Position Of
the Famous Brave in the
Traditions Of the Insti-
tuition at Annapolis.

The authorities of the State of
Delaware have communicated to the
Navy Department request that the
wooden statue of Tecumseh, Indian
chief, which formed the figurehead of
the old ship of the line Delaware be
be turned oveY to them, but the Off
GERS who have graduated from the
Naval Academy, where the figure of
the old brave is now, are not likely to
permit its removal without vigorous
protest.
Not only is the fleeing general that
the Naval Academy is the proper To-
cation for as many of the relics of the
Old Navy as can be secured, but the
peculiar position of old Tecumseh in
the traditions Of the Academy make
its rem oval almost out of the ques-
tion.
Brought to Annapolis shortly a fter
the return of the Academy from New
port, to which it was transferred dur
ing the Civil War, and set up in a
prominent place between the old sea-
manship building and the department
of ordnance and gunnery, the midship-
men almost at once raised the statue
to the position of an idol, and daubed
it 1.-THE God of u.s." the figure being
that which it is necessary to obtain in
order to pass an examination at the
Academy.
Officers now grown grey remember
when they Frustrated themselves be-
fore the fine old relic of the by gone
wooden navy, and are even now willing
to give it the successful passage of
examinations which were necessary to
them in order to hold their place in
the service.
The custom has been faithfully OBJ
served during a half century of the
Academy's existence, during which it
has grown from a handful Of UMPIRE.
tentious structures to a collection of
magnificent buildings costing $l2,-
600, 900 and housing the best equipped
school for naval education in the
world.
The authorities of the Academy are
now securing data about the history
Of recumseh, the means by which it
reached the Academy and the place
it occupies in the tradition = of 1.-THE
institution. tssa =
There is no doubt that when it be-
comes generally known in theSNavy
that a move Is on foot to tear, the
old god of a passing mark, from the
surroundings in which it has be-
come a tradition, protest will reach
the department which will make ii
impossible to remove il to a less
familiar location.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-01-24

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-01-24
MANY YEARS IN ONE HOTEL
Moving Picture Shows Is Chief Diver.
sion Of old-Timer-Oceupied Ev-
cry Room In Structure.

New York.-Charles Preston, one Of
Red Banks oldest residents, has Just
celebrated his eighty-ninth birthday at
the Globe hotel, where Re holds the
worlds record in the number Of con-
secutive years any one nan has lived
in one hotel.
For sixty-eight years Mr.. Preston
has lived at the Globe. Turing witch
time he has known all the travelling
men who have stopped at this hos
telry. He has occupied about every
room in the hotel and has seen nine
changes in the proprietorship.
At the hotel Mr.. Preston is invar.
iably the first man in the dining room
at his meals. He never misses a NOV
ing picture show.