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Women waste a lot OF powder when
the enemy isn't In sight. ta
Albert z. Leach, a Chicago publish
.er, and his chauffeur were killed ara
three persons injured when an auto
mobile overturned near Valparaiso,
Ind,
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One woman was probably fatally in
jured and three others seriously in a
riot in a 10-cent store at Dubuque, Ia,
where a sale of dishpans was in prog
ress,
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Supervisor
Date Of Introduction: July %, 1912

At a regular adjourned meeting of
the Board of Supervisors of the City
and County of Honolulu, held on Mon
day, July 20, 1912, the foregoing Res
olution was passed on first reading
and ordered to print on the following
vote of the said Board:
Ayes Amana, Arnold, Dwight, Kru-
ger, Murray, Low, Mcclellan. Total, Z.
Noes None.
e. BJJFFANDEAU,
Deputy City and County Clerk.
5303-3t
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RESOLUTION NO. ss4.

BE TT RESOLVED by the Board of
supervisors of the city and County
-of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that
the sum OF Five Hundred and Three
26-i00 Dollars ($50s.26) be and is here
by appropriated out Of the General
Fund Of the Treasury Of the City and
County OF Honoluln for the Mainte-
nance Of Roads. Honolulu District
maintenance of Equipment).
introduced by
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coRPoRArIoN NOTICES
TERRIToRY or HAWAII,
CITY AND COUNTY OF IS.
HONOLULUs

Cecil Brown, President, and M. p.
Robinson. Acting Secretary and Cash
Ter, each being duly sworn, depose and
say that they are respectively the
President and Acting Secretary and
Cashier, the said M p. Robinson act
ing In the place and during the alb
sence of L. T.. Peck, the Cashier. from
the Territory, OF THE FIRST AMER
ICAN SAVINGS AND TRUST COM
PANY OF HAWAII LIMITED. and
that the following schedule is a full,
true. and accurate statement Of the
affairs Of said The First American
Savings and Trnst Company of Ha-
wan. Limited. to and Including the
30th DAY Of June, 1912. such schedule
being required by section 25Ss Of the
Revised Laws of the Territory Of Ha-
wall.
The authorized capital of the COM
pary is 100000, divided into 1000
shares of 800 each. The number Of
shares issued is 5000; sixty per cent.
equal to $4,000, has been paid in.
leaving $4,000 subject to be called In
The liabilities of the Company on
the first day of July, 1912, were as fol-
lows.
Capital paid in. 80. !. $40. 10000
Deposits $1,000. I. -. 1e6,63S.44
Undivided Profits ...ss. 21,SS2sS0
ss3s, 520.74
The assets of tho Company on the
first day of July. 1912, we're as fol-
lows.
BINS Receivable .ss11,s72ss
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Your attention Is called to the fact
that we have just received, by last
boat from the Coast, a large shipment
of the best PANAMA HATS =
Special inspection invited to see our
display at our new store, No. 20 Bere-
tania street, near Nuuanu avenue.
THE LEADING HAT CLEANERS
FELIX TURRO, Specialist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-01
BILLIARD GAME

Both contestants in the big cham.
pionship pocket billiard match which
h. to be played at the Waldorf 1911.
lard Parlors. are practicing daily.
and both claim 10 be In exceptional
fine form.
Tn last nights practice games Mr..
Pugh. who Is playing all comers 100
balls 10 -. showed great form. he
making some wonderful kiss and com
binauon shots. also making a run ~
81 balls. with % chance 20 run more.
but had an unexpected scratch.
Mr. Abrams has been p~racticIng
daily since the match was arranged.
and is shooting a very consistent
game.
Great interest Isl being manifested
by the local devofocs % the game.
there being largo crowds present a.
both afternoon and evening practice.
The games will be- played each
evening o. May =. q and 10. begin.
ming Tuesday evening a. = o'clock.
Zach evening the opponents will
play % block Of f2s halls. rho deciding
rnme being played ON FRIDAY
There viii be no admission charged
and large crowds are expected night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-01
DUEL GOES
TO MOUNDSVILLE HIGH
NOT A PLAYER REACHED FIRST
UNTIL EIGHTH.
Mccullough Allows But One Stingy
Little Bingle-Moundbuilders
Have Not Lost a Game.

Working like a veteran Lacquer. Nc.
Cullough. the star Wheeling high
twirrler let the MOundsyille high team
down with n stingy little bingle. and
until the eighth inning not a Mound
builder reached the Initial sack. But
horrors. the old gold and blue lost the
event by "a I 10 o score. Now. isn't
that tough considering the fact that
n error only was made behind the
brilliant pitching 81 the local twirler.
II happened this way. In the eighth
inning the first M%oundsyille player 20
reach the first station was Rogerson.
who was presented with a base by
Mac. He stole second and when
BOoher knocked a nelder's choice.
started for third Mccullough started
10 throw the ball To- third but hest
fatod and threw 20 first and Rogerson
went home. scoring the lone run. That
ended 10.
Bier twirlcd "a steady game for
Noundsviilo. allowing but three scat
tered hits Tie was very effective In
pinches The game was The most ok
citing - the interscho'ast.c league
Nouudsyilc has not lost % single game
fa's season and yesterday was
WhceuuEs FIRST Joss These two
clubs are looked upon - 'he two 20
frft 70 ont FOR th" championship
houors only eight iurirEs aere
played yesterday oa rE fo the weather
conditions Score
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LEAGUE.
CENTRAL
THEY'RE HERE!
Ignatius Brennan.

Well, the day we all have longed for
Sighed and wished and songed for
Is upon us, and we're happy
Happy as the flowers in Nav.
Happy? Sure! There is a reason
Opening of the baseball season.
That is, far as being with US,
We've our own at home to-day.
Goat" old boy, is optimistic;
Dopesters all are lingualistic,
Telling of the bunch of s1uggers
Making up our Wheeling Nine
Men who pound the pill to pieces,
Drilling holes and putting creases
In the atmospheric section
OF this globe of yours and mine.
Smashing ashen bats to splinters,
Driving home our husky Sprinters;
Snatching high ones from the ozone
That looked good for three or four.
Coachers Fingered to the muzzle
10 opposing teams a puzzle),
Never waning, never Sinking.
Till they've we'll arranged the score.
SO, to-day, let's hit the Island
With no dOpey thoughts of Sighland.
Tell with business Wednesday P. NJ.
Let's hit old baseball a rap.
Pledge our boys right from this minute
remnants ours; we'll help ye win it,"
Put old Wheeling where she should be
PUNK across the baseball map.
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RAIN CALLS GAME:
-PLANS FOR TODAY

himself to keep up In the tvtrling
honors.
Regular Lineup.
No other changes will be made in
the lineup. Jewell will be found in
the right garden while Welcher will
act as the receiving artist. Moren
may make his appearance in the game.
but II he does IL will be simply as a
pinch hitter.
Fans from Moundsville. Beilaire.
Benwood. Martins Ferry. Bridgeport
and other nearby towns will attend
to-day's game in a body. Special cars
will be run TO this city over the var
ious lines. Manager Maggie, OF the
Wheeling Traction Company, has also
arranged for special service to the
park. II the elements do not inter
fere. the attendance for opening days
will In all probability be broken.
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GREGG WINS
FROM BROWNS
CLEVELAND MAPS TAKE TIE
CLOSING GAME WITH EASE.
Star TwirIer Weakened In the Eighth
Inning, but Game Back" In
the Ninth.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. April 3O.-CIeve-
land won the last game OF the series
from st. Louis this afternoon. 8 to
3. The visitors hit Z. Brown hard.
and he gave way to c. Brown at the
end OF the fifth. Gregg was effective
in all but the eighth. when ST. Louis
scored three run on two doubles and
three singles. In the sixth inning
Hallinan was spiked and had TO be
carried from the field. Wallace tax.
Ing his place. The score:
81. Louis ......O OOOOOOsO-S II I
Cleveland .....1O4OO2OO1-S $ II o
Batteries-E Brown. 9. Brown and
hritchel; Gregg and O'Neill, Easterly.
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TY COBB BEAT
THE WHITE SOY
KICKED THE PILL IN THE TENTH
INNING AND WENT HOME.
Worlds Greatest Player Again Cir
eled the Sacks Like a Running -
Horse-Wlllett Pitched Well.

DETROIT. April 3O.-Detroit won a
ten inning game from Chicago today
by a score OF 4 to 3. Cobb singled in
the tenth with n out and went TO
third on Crawford's hit to center. As
he slid into third he kicked the bali.
which was lying in front OF Tame.
hill, and 1t rolled TO the grand stand,
allowing him 10 score the winning
run. Lord was benched in the sixth
for kicking on a decision. Score:
r. II +
Chicago ......01 Ga 4
Batteries-winett and Stanage. Nor.
ride. LANCE. Walsh and Block.
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BENDERs TAKE
GAME FROM TERRE HAUTE

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. April 30
South Bend won the opening game Of
the season here from Terre Haute to-
day, 6 TO 3. Score:
r. II. /.
South Bend. ....oO2lO3OOO- 3 /
Terre Haute. 80 3OOIOOO1- : 8
Batteries-Madden and Tieman: Ker-
win and Alberts and waring and Har-
grove Umpire: Pollock.
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BOSTON WINS FROM
THE CHAMPIONS

BOSTON. April 3OEThe Bostons
won today's game from the Athletics
8 to 1. making It three out OF the four
game series, Bedient. who succeeded
Hal wnen the latter was removed by
Umpire OLaughlin held the Athletics
hitless for the five innings. Score:
Boston ........3OOIOO2Os-e II ?
philadelphia 30 100000 ? !
Batteries- Hall. Bcdient and Carl
gan, hrause. Danforth n Thomas
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AND AGAIN THE ERIE
SAILORS COP A GAME.

ERIE. Pa. April s0.-Erie. a new
club in the Central league. opened
the season here BY defeating Canton
3 TO .. today. Score:
r. Il. r
Erie .......u o g n o o o - & n
Canton ........O 100000 0 : !
Battsriss-Jenkins and schans; Don
ley and TeNter.
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REDS WIN
HARD GAME
CONE FROM BEHIND M THg
EioHrH INNING
Knocked Lavender FROM tire Mound
n Then Drove Winning Run
on Miner Brown

CHICAGO. April s0-Cineinnati
today started a batting rally In the
eighth inning after two men were out.
driving Lavender from the mound
after tieing the score n then hitting
Brown safely for a run. which put
them In the lead. The final score
was Z TO 8. Both teams played loose
ball behind the pitchers. Score:
r. H. z
Cincinnati .....1O0OOoO5l-T . 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Brown and Ar
cher. Suggs and Mclean.
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Sht made the already muddy
nelu1 sea OF mud and playing wal
utterly impossible. The program ar
ranged for Tuesday will be carried out
this afternoon, including the automo-
bile parade.
Promptly at 1880, the twenty-five
machines will leave the Mcclure hotel
headed BY Meister's brass band. After
marching over the principal streets OF
a city the two teams and fans in
M cars will enter the ball park. Then
at 3:l5 Umpire Fleming will cry "Play
ball" and thousands of bugs will have
the first opportunity of clearing their
lungs. Now that Wheeling has a win
ming ball club the ans will give all
At5e other cities a run for attendance.
To-Day's Game.
Over the c. l.. & W, the Akron
players arrived yesterday morning and
are CHARTERED at the Hotel Windsor.
Lee Foil. the manager OF tho team.
said last evening that he would prob
ably work Billiard to-day. II Billiard
has his cue working like he did on
closing day at Akron. he will make
h Smokes 20 some 70 win.
Manager Anderson will work either
Richey or Graham. If the weather Is
cold and raw. Richey will probably
faRTk the opener. Graham is a warm
lther pitcher and has been suffer
from u sore wing as the result OF
curve balls in the tenth In
Mug Of the Brooklyn game. However,
the blond top heavens arm Is now
getting right and he said yesterday
that he felt as though he could pitch
q good game. Richey. a youngster.
tvirled a fine game on opening day ar
Akron. but was on color az GAINESVILLE.
The East Liverpool boy is considered
o m and II he is any ways near
right will make Mr.. Billiard extend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-01
SPRINGFIELD WINS
IN NINTH INNING RALLY,

SPRINGFIELD. o.. April 3O.-In a
wonderful ninth inning finish. the
locals won from Grand Rapids by the
score OF 3 70 2. In the ninth. Bisland
doubled TO center and Blackburn
rolled one to Koehler. who threw TO
the bleachers, Bisland scoring. Score:
r. II. +
Grand Rapids. .O1OOO1OOO- 2 s /
Springfield .....O OOOOO2Ol- 6 !
Batteries-Bowman and Holmes. Gray
and Umpire. Geisel.
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VETS RALLY IN CLOSING INNINGS
AND WIN EVENT.
Alberts TwirIed a Great Game Until
the Eighth and Then Weakened
Both Sides Hit Well.

FORT WAYNE. Ind, April 30
Dayton closed strong here today and
won the opening game OF the season
Z to 4. Score:
r. II. r..
Dayton ........O OIOOOO33- 10 l
Fort Wayne 80 O22OOOOO- IL .
Batteries-wAliams, FromhoIz and
konntck. Alberts. Goldrick and Martin.
Cmpires; Weddige and Ffrman.
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lowing managers are requested TO at.
tend this meeting: Carl Davis. OF
Olympias; Fultz. OF the Imperials;
John Flaherty. OF the Blue Ribbons;
Tallman, Of the Better club; II. Cruise,
OF the Rose Buds; knit, OF the Bull
Dogs; Brown OF the Iolas. and John
Haberstick, Of the Athletics.
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international Lam.

Games at Newark and Baltimore
postponed on o OF rain. No
others scheduled.
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WEATHER
CONDITIONS HANDIcAPPINo CEN
TRIAL TEAMS.
Managers Inc M~asnstes Favor Later
Opening In the Future-Plsyers
Suffering Now.

Not only are the pilots and mag
mates OF the big league teams com
planning about the weather. but a
howl IS also being heard from through.
the Central Opening the season
too early Is assigned as the cause for
,he large hospital list. lack OF attend
ance and poor team work. Owners
throughout the big leagues state that
next season a shorter schedule will
be adopted and So is a safe bet that
the Central will not open before the
first OF May. Both Manager Anderson
and Erret Robinson favor a later start
On the season. az do the majority of
the other club owners. The Smokes
will report about the 25fh o. April
next season n a later schedule is
adopted.
The attendance hardly iustines an
early opening. especially when Won
figure that nearly h1f of tho games
up until May lst are postponed on &C.
count ~ rain Guarantees have % DO
paid The visiting clubs while tho hotel
expenses and salaries 80 on igst the
SAM" Everything going out and
nothing coming ir as tho saying
oes
The philadelphia and Sew York Na
f.0rals are suffering Tho mos. Iu fla
National lsaEgc while Philadelphia
and several other American teams are
disabled SIv QHatare ara orr ~ tho
game because ~ sore arms and other
injuries attributed fI fHa cold. rainy
weather Peaches Graham haa been
luar'. f1 fsal f.a turn .r fIa mound
0r na fn fHH elements several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-01
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The baseball team representing the
North Wheeling Glass Co. which is
made up OF the best amateur ball
players in that end OF town, issue n
challenge 20 any and all teams In the
city Tor games to be played on any
grounds. The team has already played
three games and won two. losing one.
the first 20 the Patterson club at Pat
terson. In answering the challenge.
managers OF clubs are requested TO
answer through the columns OF the In
telllgencer.
The McConkeys are open for a game
Sunday afternoon May 5th. and chal-
lenEe any team in the Ohio valley or
out 81 the valley having grounds. ANY
team desiring a game on this date
please call 1275-Y National phone. or
answer through this paper. VIM Nc
Conkey. manager.
shadyfide A. G. challenge the Nc.
Mechen A.. G. for a game 20 be played
Saturday afternoon. n accepted. an
swer through this paper.
The Warwood Stars will play their
Iultlhl game with inc North WnrWOod
team at Gilchrist park Saturday after.
DOT The Warwood nine was organ
lied this spring by Harry r. Boyd. IT..
and has been practicing regularly for
the past several weeks
On Saturday afternoon ~ the Fulton
grounds. the fast Wheeling Mold a
Foundry team Will play the Wellsburg
Giants. The local club won from the
Giants a. W%ellsburE last Saturday and
are confident % turning the trick on
the coming Saturday.
THURSDAY evening a meeting of the
baseball managers Of tho % and Is
yearold teams % this vicinity viii
meet a. 40 g Sixteenth street for tho
purpose NJ forming a league The fol
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Rain at YOUNGSTOWN.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. April 30
Zanesville-Ioungstown. no game; wet
grounds.
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The a. II. Notes. a strong amateur
team OF the South Side. is open for
games with any 2O-year-old teams in
this vicinity. Games can be arranged
by calling 1857. National phone,
and asking for Irwin.
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The w. G. Burkles accept the chaI.
lenge Of the Moundsville Independ.
ents for a game Saturday afternoon
at Benwood park. II satisfactory. let
US know through this paper.
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'Asaiuou.i sDort % 30. r.A-,
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The W. G. Burkles would like 20
arrange a game Sunday away from
home with either OF the following
teams: Bull Dogs. Slavish stars.
Shadyside. or any other team want
ing a game at home.
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. he'.lns 1900 0 o o o o O.
rmpIre-volne. Of Moundsyme.
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American Assoeiatjo,

MlNNEAPOLIS. MINI. April so
90 innings, darknessD
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The Lorain Coal 4 Dock team Is
sues = challenge 20 the Red Rose
team Of this city. for a Eams Sunday
Afternoon ~ 2 O'Clock. N accepted
answer through these columns.
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What promises o % b. a very ercit-
ing zane on Saturday afternoon on
the EdgehiIl grounds is when the
Slavish Stars viii meet the Gravel
Hifl A. G. stars batteries will BE-
Hoiub and Matuchik They challenge
any other "a year I'D team In TIE
vicinity
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bdlleTles-N addell. Young Lever,
cite Sage. Olmstead and Owen:
Crisis, Laudermllk and Madden
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The Holderman Brothers' team
challenges any team In this city. the
BenwOod team. n. A. C.'s. or stamp
ing Works. preferred. for a game sun.
day afternoon on any grounds.
Answer through this paper Of call
H~olde-man's grocery. south Wheel
ing.
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And many ~ man o. the architect ~.
his uuu misfortune
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Shadyfide A. G. challenge the Nc
Mechen A.. G. for a game 10 be played
Saturday afternoon. n accepted. an
swer through this paper.
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himself to keep up in the tvirIing
honors.
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3 c Z a ..

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faner, 9. S. Barton aus Wearlin
lnto Sobn s[noerfon aus Bolton, ELM
aetroffen, oie bon ben merifanil1en
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3uhtbaus IN gbibuabua gefangen
ge6alten iino, obne bob iie irgeno
etluos Straftpiiroiges ODER 8erodds
tiges aetan ODER oas irgeno weldle
alagen gegen tie Dorgelegen batten.
sic tpuroen ihlieBlid auf ben Trc-
telt oes aoniuIs Retder bin IN 5rel
belt eeiest. 9eioe Mdnner, pom be-
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re aft lit, bebaupten ihleht beban-
belt uoroen nno allen nt0glihen Be
Idimpiuneen ausgeiebt tporoen 5u
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laiien.
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geganacn mar, itarb 9l. S. Sbafer,
Gin befannter vElumber nnierer
Gtaot. Gr muroe morgens tot III
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bIidIidl cine Betition. burh bic Del
gointpridter eriubt uiro, eine ab.
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@onntagsgeies BON iest an iharfer
ourhgefiibrt meroen als je 5upor.
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anaelpielen, sic 8erufng in benz
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lunabbangieen Eabafs Geiealdaf-
ten Die gefllsnis erteilt miro an
Dem @laiboper boz 0em boditen &C.
ri6t iib gu beteiligen.
- gei oen 8nnfett Der oNlio
eiirtem Yreiie" in Stem gorf bielten
prdlioent goft. Der it'd CUR Belt
in Bolton befano, uno Der fanao1-
Idle prenierminiiter goroen, Der
in Sot Springs, @a., peilte, &c
oen iiber 6os gelepbon. Seoer Der
bei Dem 8anfett glnneienben mar
nit einem .gfeceiper" beriebeng 10
oaB er oentli6 boren fonnte, mas
oie Serren IN Bolton uno Sot
gprines, ga, ipraden. gigentlid
EN- fllrdtborer Geoanfe, 0ab man
iebt BEL 9anfetts audi nod 0te @b.
meienoen reoen bore,t nuB. 8isher
batte man ea bod nur nit Den
Mnlpeielloen gu tun nno oas par
idon ihlimm genlg.
Oel Naffinerien III Gbeliea
uno 0inita, Sfla., tpnroen ourd
gliti6ldge in grano geiebf. Gs
entItonoen 5euer, Die 5uianlmen Ell,
men Shooen BON ungefdbr $3.50.
900 anridteten.
Das Mepraientantenbaus oes
QongreIies bat iein Gomite fir
Nanf- uno Belbmeien beanftragt, ei-
ne nnteriudllns Der Gi,lan5perbalt-
niIIe bes 2anbes por8unebmen uno
fcitsuitellen, ipeld einen ginflnb Der
ioaenannte @eIbtruit auf iie babe.
Mepraientant Slapoen bot 5ll
ser Burnett'ihen ginuanoernngs-
Bill elm Mmenoernent eingebraht
ipelhes beftimmt, bob alle Sremoen,
lueld,e i'm @ebiet Der Ser. Staaten
repolutiondre 0eri9porlngen gegen
Meaierungen, sic bon ben Ser. Staa-
ten merfannt iperoen, an8etfeln,
alisaewieien meroen follen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-26

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