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Evening journal., 1912-07-20

am taking the view in this way
that with less apprentices there vii
be more work for the present jour.
neyman, also for the future journey
man.
1T Is now up to you iourneymer
10 get busv-the master plumber has
been busy a long time for It ha'
been too much law and no skill, an
prentices doing the work. What Wa
want is less law, more skill and let
tho iourneymen do the work.
Evening journal., 1912-07-20

August Belmont has confessed that he gave s25O0OO
TO the Democratic campaign fund when his friend
Alton 3. Parker. running for President. Mr. Bel
mont was responsible for the nomination Of Judge
Parker and seemingly he felt it incumbent upon him
self to have his make good showing. His big
contribution was money wasted. He tried to warm
a political iceberg
Evening journal., 1912-07-20
Editorial Efchiags
PULLMAN AND DAY COACH.
ON the Dover Repuhlican-

From the Dover Republican
Hon. L. Irving Handy is on the
job after that United States Senator.
ship He is keeping his optics on the
Legislative nominations Tis said
that when Willard Salisbury comes
down the Delaware road he rides in
a Pullma, while Handy and Kenney
take the ordinary citizens cars.
There are no votes in a Pullman
Evening journal., 1912-07-20

domain is conferred. and which was the manifest ard
general scope and purpose Of the act The decision
says that notwithstanding such attempted exemptions
or relief the courts still would have the power to en-
force the public within a reasonable time or 10
impose the appropriate penalties for the failure to de-
vote the land to public The judges say the power
Of the courts in that regard would be the same as IL
would be where the makes reference all 10 the
time when the work authorized was to be constructed
as in the charters for railroad companies passed be-
fore the enactment OF the General Corporation Law
The owner Of the land would have the same judicial
remedy and redress Point is made that counsel 10
the corporation do really deny that the courts
would have that power
we are Of the opinion that the act in question is
not obnoxious to the aforementioned provision OF
the constitution which prevents any mans property
from being taken applied TO public use without the
consent of his representatives and without compensa-
tion being made" the court adds 1T may be noted
that while statutes deegatins the power Of eminent
domain be constructed strictly and restricted to
their clear expression and intention nevertheless the
usual presumptons in favor Of the constutonality of
legislative enactmens apply the duty rests upon
the courts of constituting the 20 sustain It's
constitutionaty II possible"
The people Of Delaware are to he congratulated
upon the happy outcome of this litigation. It means
that they and General DUPONT have trumphed over
those who were seeking TO prevent the building Of
the boulevard and that with the weapon Of condemna-
ton in hand tho road builders will be able to go ahead
with the work and complete it. When IT. has been fin
ished the benefits resulting from the improved trans
poraton facilities and the general realty
values will be apparent to everyone that no one
will think Of taking any action In the nature Of an
attack upon thing beneficial
Evening journal., 1912-07-20
DEMOCRATIC REGRETS.

From the Dover Index
We are printing on another page
as news the call of the third party
advocates for a convention in. Dover
on July 81, OF course, we are in no
sense parties to the movement. We
regret that the large number of Ro.
publicans who cannot support the
nominees Of the Chicago Convention
and the Delaware Republican organi-
zation. do not see their way clear to-
support the Democratic nominees.
Evening journal., 1912-07-20

An Imperative need of the Republicans for the cam
paign in this State this FAN is strong State ticket
that viii appeal 10 Republican voters and withstand
attack by the Democrats We have doubt that
such ticket vill be nominated by the State conven-
ton on August 90
Evening journal., 1912-07-20

That Western judge who has decided that man
is not responsible for what he says does when
he is in love may based his decision bis own
courtshp days.
Evening journal., 1912-07-20
Earn a Good Salary

The wel-trained stenoerapher or bookkeeper can
always obtain permanent position at good salary.
Any bright young woman, by few months
study can become competent to secure a position
that pays well from the start Experience and prae-
tce will enable you to advance and earn more money
every year Shorthand and Bookkeeping are the most
valuable branches of business knowledge. Few other
lines of work offer the same opportunity for gaining
advancement
The stenographic and bookkeeping positions are
not merely means of earning living, but rather the
means of gaining rapidly and accurately an intimate
knowledge of the busness-s knowledge that will move
you upward to the most responsible positions
SEND FOR CATALOGUE-It tells how to pre-
pare for these desirable positions Write, call
or telephone for your copy today
Evening journal., 1912-07-20

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crs ia composed Of
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tion endorses only
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mii 20 its eramina-
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and positive proof
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The accompanying
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has been issued 10
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I'm The Association Of AmcS- I
feIkIAl lean Advertisers has ex-
W1W amined and certified to
the oirculation Of this pub
lieation. The figures Of circulation
contained in the Asseciation's re-
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Copyright. 1912. by r. J Edwards
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Advertising rates on application
No attention paid 10 unsigned communications
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

The whir-r-r-r-r-r of a motor
cycle, tipped at an angle of 90
degrees and travelling at the rate
Of 100 miles an hour on a board
track, is the music of this day
of speed which sounds sweetest to
the speed demon.
Motorcycle racing is, the most
extreme of all racing the last
word in the mania for speed. Al
though only three years old, this
sport, dangerous. as can be I'M
agined, nerve-racking in the ex-
treme, has taken deep root as a
sport of 1912.
1t is DISTINCTLY an American
institution. Born in Los Angeles,
the mania swept clear across the
country once and now the tide is
turning back westward. 1t trav-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

eled from Los Angeles to Salt
Lake City, then to Denver; from
Denver to Chicago; on to Cleve-
land, Columbus and finally to
Philadelphia and New York. In
Gotham they are crazy over the
new sport-one child. of the speed
era for which they cannot claim
the credit. Now they are talking
of building tracks at Cincinnati
and St: Louis, and 1913 promises
to see. the, erection of at least a
score. more.
Z This sport has the same pecu-
liar hold on racers it has on
spectators. They cannot with
stand it. Although they realize
that for them DEATH IS ONLY
AN INCIDENT, they can scarce
ly be dragged off the track at the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20
TYPHOID SERUM FREE.
Health Department wu Gt,r u
Away After New Years.

Anybody who has y warming for anti
typhoid serum may have that ycarning
ratified at the Health Department
offices. Centre ana Walker streets. after
Jan. l. Health Commissioner Ledcf.e
has announced that incubation with
that serum will he free after New
Years Day.
The anti-typhol1 serum. according 10
the Commissioned. has passed the cx-
pcrlmcntal stage. and its efficiency has
been proved by tests IN the United
states Amy nnd Navy. whcrc lnocula-
ton with It Is compulsory, and by other
tests.
Circulars explaining the department
distribution ~ the serum are being sent
10 every physician in the city. Tn"
serum viii he furnished free to doctors
who wish to use II I'M their private prnc-
| tee. II will also be offered to tile nom
bers Of every family IN which = case OF
typhoid occurs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20
LAID PLANS FOR FRAUD CARE
FULLY.

Ptlor IN February. 1911. Gwynne.
prosperous. polished individual. living at
the Hotel Belmont, met Il "reputa bio
gentleman, whose name the Court
withDolds, and Introduced himself as
Baldwin !. 6wynne OF the Lin olu Ho-
sel, COLUMBUS, O. The strange cplil-
vwted TIE New Workers acquaintance
ship. and soon IN. ''rcputa1'c Ecn',o-
man" INTRODUCED baldwin j. Gwranc 10
the banking house a. Jules s. EicJe y
co. at No. a. BrordwIy.
In February tho spurious Gwynnc
went to the Maiden Lane Jcwcllrrs. SUB
miii'd hs crrd and stated he was
BALDWIN J. GUynre OF Columbus, -.
and desired To open an account with
the lewelry firm. GwyHne atstcl C cN-
pec,el 10 be married IN n Few week,
and wished to maze some purchase :Dr
his fancec. He told Mr. Tough, credit
man :"r the jewellers, tina, his CONNER
c.ai rating could easily be obtained by
an inspection Of the mercantile dlree-
tories
MI. Lo"vi Consulted the directories
and found that tie rsting ~ Baldwin y
Gwyrrc WAS sufficiently Impressive to
warran, 'nc opening of an accoint. but
demu-rcd bcciurc there was no way Of
idsaufyIE- Gwynnc as the BALDWIN j.
Gwynna OF uHio The "con" man had
rTeparcd h'ntsoi, FOR this emergency
and invited Mr.. Tough to accompany
him 90 Tho banking house. whore
Gwynnc asked the manager 10 iCenilf!
linn. walsh the manager did by telling
MI. Icuga that tho imfrster was Bsiu-
win y. Dwyunc Of Columbus. ". Aft.r
this Identi ficat.un the 1ewelry was de-
livered 20 Gwynne
1.-The defendant. NcQuade. invoices the
rule" states the Court. 'that a. be-
tween two innocent parties That party
should be .he sufferer who has armed n
wrong-doe- with the power OF imposn g
IN or deceiving the other. This Is "A
case OF one person lmnersonating an
other and obtaining property by trick
and devise. The jewellers did not sell
90 the person purchasing unless he was
the person he represented himself to he.
Thus the minds OF the parties never
met. Under these circumstances no
title TO the Jewelry passed 10 the I'm
poster Gwynne, and he could give mono
because there was no purchaser whose
mind quite met that OF the vendor"
The Court then directs that McQuado.
who admitted the posse ssion or tn.
jewelry At the trial, and who was ad-
anitted 20 be An innocent party IN the
transaction. return the jewelry "a
Phelps and Perry.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20
What to Give the
Very Little Baby

He Cor she) is not old
enough to appreciate a real
toy. but would like an old
fashioned rattle of celluloid, |
csc to 81.
A wee brush and comb
set may be had at 75c and
81 and a fivc-piece celluloid
toilet set decorated with
dainty pink and blue forget
me nots and bowknots
$50 to 1915.
4 baby never has too many
dresses and really dainty ones
arc not expensive.
Baby Bunting Sleeping robes
of soft eiderdown bound in
satin are $50; nursery play
rugs are $3.50; cunning worstcd
sweaters are Sl.5G; sets Of
sweater, leggins and cap If
white and colors, arc 1915 and
little sets of silk stockings and
kid shoes in pink or blue are 81.
Third floor. Old Building
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20
Clever SW|NDLER
Gets BANK TO AID
!|n!AM0ND Theft
Identified" for Jewclry Firm,
~ Officials Who Thought
They Knew Him.

A drc,rion whlcr holds that fence"
cr even - innocent purchaser 81 stolen
goods buys them at MS rcgl was
tani,l down 10y supreme Court Justice
pls,zok to-day. The Courts opinion in
cldenial'y disclosts n ner tangled swind-
ling game. which was porpe;rated on
Phelps and Perry. Maiden lane jewellers.
by Walter g. Gwynne, notorious
bunco man and jewelry crook. who l.
now serving a torn In Dannemora
prison.
After Gwynnc obtained two-cnrai
diamond ring. valued al $50. n li-carat
gold mesh purse, valued q; 81. and two
diamond and pearl-clustered scarf pins,
worth ta25. he sold them 10 Dennis
Charles McQuade. u curb broker on
Broad street. The jcwciry house traced
tho property TO McQuadc and made de.
mands for the return or tho articles
-acQuade admitted buying the goods
from Gwynne. hut refused to surrender
them. The jewellers then brought n
replpViu action
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20
CHICAGO AND BOSTON JOIN
CHEAPER EGGS CRUSADE.
Dealer, in Western City Quickly
Meet Cut in Prize, IVY Women'>
cagle.

CHICAGO. D,' 90 .Ch,oiSo.s club
women to-day Joined tine cri~ado
started Ia Eastern cities TO cut the
uign price of eggs. they planned 20
soil million eggs at twcnty-four
cents dozen Thirty stations were
opened throughout tine Citr whore Eggs
could 500 purchased from -iN fo ten
cents cheaper tnau the same product
has boon sold by the retail grocer
r1c d" trgum dag e,fr is rciuc con
du tea under the auspices of 10" Ch-
carp Team Fool League, which bought
ten crr.unls Of eggs II was said that
- the experiment proved success
sales of butter. meat aud vegetables
Will bc arranged.
~ soon a. the women bpcned thelr
sale. retain groccrs posted rigus offcr-
Ing eggs az twenty-five cents dozen,
| two cents less than the price asked by
/ the women. Tho gr0ccrs advertised
= their product as guaranteed April
! storage eggs" tdo same quality sold
| 10y the women. At noon ia" League s
/ sale was declared going on IN success
| ful fashion.
| RDSTON. Doc. e1-Six stations FOR
' the sale 81 cggs at twcnty-fuur cents -
dozen were opened In Greater Boston
I to-day. under IA" auspices of the
/ lInusckccpcrs League. IN Offer to pro-
/ vide sult able locations for other TIA
& lions hIs boon made the league by
/ MAYOR Fitzgerald,
( pUIiADEtTiIlA, Dec. 2o.--Thc prices
OF all grades ~ cPss are SIN com
T Ing down lu Philadelphia ns n rcyu't Of
? the campaign conducted hy the House
Keepers League to reduce the cost OF
T living. Tho league to-day placed on
sale "s"lo'tcI" storage eggs at twenty
two cents dozen. Thc price charged
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20
JUSTICES LIMIT CITY COURT
TO JUDGMENTS OF $4,000.
At Increasing Jurisdiction &c
$4,000 Cases Called In
constitutional.

The Appellate Division of the supreme
Court, by unanimous vote. decided
to-day that tho raising by the Legisla-
,uro Of 1871 OF the jurisdiction OF the
city Court from cases involving 5000
money judgments 20 5000 money juds-
rnente was unconstitutional and re-
duced 4 judgment of that court In favor
of Lads Lewskowicz for ~, 1855 AGAINST
ahs Queens Aeroplane Company to
$500.
The action was for the bTea IA OF n
written contract. aud Jusure CLARKE,
who wrote tho opinion. went into a long
history Of the courts as 10 their Jurls-
diction. The act which was declared
unconstitutional In known as Chapter
Sss Of the laws OF 1911
Justice Clarke said that tho Constitu-
tlonsl Convention OF 1894 created an en-
t.rely new judicial system. 1t preserved
the Court Of Appeals with limitod iuris-
diction. continued the supreme Court as
the only court Of original jurisdiction.
both In law and equity abolished the
local courts watch had achieved, within
their territorial limitations. equal power
and Jurisdiction witl the Supreme
court. Increased the powers 81 tao
county Courts and limited III. power OF
the LEGISLATURE In Important particulars.
"It would seem" says the Court 80
br 50 ..,'r mat the Leg stature was PRO
i.b.tcd. ate the adoption OF the Con.
sttut.uI. rom con .yrr.ng thereafter
uppA aAA info Nor o. local court iugi .dic-
ton 81 actions for the recovery O.
money only In which the complaint de-
uiands judgment Cor n sum not exceed
ing s.. 900 as not TO require aids IN the In.
depreciation OF the provision"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20
GIRLS HOTEL PLANS READY.

Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt announces
yestsrday afternoon that the plans for
the new hotel 70. wording girls which
she viii bula ave been completed and
that grOurl viii DC broken early next
month. Thc hote' will be AT Nos. ,is
and l2l East Twenty-ninth street and
win be named the Anthony. In honor %
Nrs, Vanderibil's mother.
The hotel viii accommodate ZOE girls.
most Of whom will be entered through
sppatcation. although II win be n rule OF
the houss not 10 turn away any worthy
4leee Who come without recommen Ia
fioAS IT IL estimated the building will
80 about $4,000. n win be ready for
RsAey syxoetsA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20
1899 SUIT UP IN 1913.

Tho suit Of Joseph IIcndler agains,
the -. T.. culver Company for Drcac1
" contract, winch was brought In 1891
md recalls bickcns's "Jarndyce anI
jnrndycc.' was again IN the supreme
Court yesterday.
The suit has been before twenty-five
.Istices on various moves.
Five Of the justices are dead and four
others. Lcvcntritt. Freedman. Glider
sleeve and German, VINO resigned 20
accept the United States SeIdturship,
are no longer on the bench
Tho attorneys for both sides agreed
yesterday to have the case come Up
Tor argumont on June 10. 1915.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20
A Worthwhile Saw.
ing on Worthwhile
Boys Clothing

Belted Storm OverCOats-
long. warm, all-wool; with con-
vertible collar, plaid back, and
venetian yoke lining; sizes l2
to II years.
Should be s16-are $l2.
TwO-trOuSerS suitS-2O blue
serge Norfolks and twice as
many fancy mixtures, Norfolk
and double-breastcd styles, two
pairs full-lined Knockers.
Should be Sl3.5O-are $3.50.
Third floor, Old Building
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20
Christmas Will Not Be Here
Again for $40 Days
TOYS

This big toy store is
Overlooking with an endless
variety of the better kind
and more useful playthings.
All SO carefully classified
it is easy to find toys for
big boys and little boys,
for big girls and little girls,
and games for the whole
family.
subway floor, Old Building.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20
WALL STREET

tn, opening Of the market to-day sent
ihIt sto'k up to iGo6-N IT, highost pric,
since the early part ~ the month. TIE
rest of the llst SHARED In the rise aud
during the first half hour Of trading
the market assumed very strong tone
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20
Christmas
Candies
Should Be Ordered NOW

DHOUlu De OrdPFed NOW
Wanamaker chocolates
at 6Oc pound arc known to
be SO much better thanI
trade-markcd CONNECTIONS
at SOC that naturally wei
are getting buster every
minute.
Supplies of fresh assert
ments every little while.
Bonbons and chocolates,
with nut. fruit or plain
cream ccnters, glace fruit
and plain and nut carmels. /,
Other Pure HOme-Madel
Candies
Wanamakcr weekend chOco-
latcs and bonbons of mixturesj
of the two have gained a repu-
tation for dcliciousness at Acc
pound. We have arranged to
offer special five pound boxes
at Sl.7j.
Other pure chocolates and bon
bons in pound boxes. $l.25.
French fruit in 5 pound boxes,
SO.
Fig paste in nine flavors,
25c Id.
Subway floor. Old Building
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20
WOn1en'S
Capeskin Gloves, 85c

Fine gifts every pair, for they are of excellent
quality and can be depended upon to fit and look
we'll Fashionable tans.
Better than the price would suggest.
Boxed upon request. Subway floor Old Building
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20
SLIPPERS
For the "Hearth and Home" Man

TOT IHe TeUW "Ht" HOWe HUH
Good workman have made these Wanamaker
slppers-workmun who know how to shape slipper
so that it will be most comfortable, who know
enough to use soft leathers who finish slippers
inside so that they are as smooth satin
Complete assortment of sizes in these
Mems kid house slippers-low cut low heels.
Black and tan, 81 so and SO.
Kid Romeo slippers with elastic cores, Sl.7j
and 1926.
Home Slippers for Women
in "A variety of styles-kid, felt IIymaaga cloth and
silk brocadc. 81 to So
Also rubber boots and house slippers for the
little folks. Main floor, Building.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20
All-Silk Umbrellas
A. ca C27E nod c.

noticcably better than the umbrellas usually sold
at these prices and worth from SOC to So than
their marked prices.
Silk is a good true blackstone colors, too, and
every kind of handle you could desire.
100 Suit Case Umbrellas, So, Usually SIS
For the who umbrella IS $40.
travels Umbrellas fold to fit w,l.ro ,, and ,,,u
| in suit trunk. All silk .L;.J O., A.. oon ~
| coverings, natural wood ,u' 81 " P-o
handles Chidrcns umbrellas, SOC
II Mems matching and 1915.
Main and Subway floors. Building
| Burlington Arcade Building
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20
$4.SO3 Worth of
Fine Silk Stockings
Most Of Them from Pars)
To Sell at $2,7O0

preparatory TO re-orderlng new SIX STOCKING
supplies, we went over shelves and found about
were incomplete as to szerange.
These shall place on sale at about half usual
prices. They arc stockings of the better sort-cm-
broidcred or clockcd-very suitable forgifts.
SIS pair, were SIS, S35 and $50
just pairsal size nine. Black or white inset.
$3.50 a pair, were $3.50 to Sl2
Thrtyrec pairs handembrodercd stockings of very fine
French silk Majority have open-work designs. Black
white selcmbrodcred.
$3.50 pair, were $3.50, S3.75 and SIS
Black stockings PRETTY clockcd embroidered
Black white with openwok ankles dantiy embroidered
A few light shades to match evening gowns.
SIS pair, were $3.50 and So
Pretty white stockings embroidered in white
Black stockings with 4clfcockng also with self coored
embroidery. In addition announce reinforccmcnts to
regular stock Of silk gift stockings that all sizes
be had.
Black stockings with cotton tops ST. mcrcerized tops
$l.35. All silk, black and ccors $3.50.
Better qualities in black, SO to 1915 Building
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-20

Jsta s. HoIton, 5ffelttIider So.
tai. Wrttnbeigeltlm. agent fiji
NenfjcnSonipriihe. 8immer 8, Ct
sxdules aoteI, Dit-Soufton Gtrdbe
8e6e Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-20
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue OF the FREE
pazssE rJER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
81 all German papers published
"a the State of Texas. 1t is
mailed to $50 post-ofices. and
has an extended circulation IN
MEXICO ia the Indian Territory.
and IN Oklahoma.
It oirculates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to III
paso and of course mainly IN
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts OF the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlavenng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the ssEEzlE PREssE FUER Texas
claims to be the Lest adver-
tjsing medium IN the State OF
qaxas. when 1t Is the object TO
lsach the German reading pc
pulation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-20

3nl&neibe. nnb Nabnnterridt.
@ir Iebren anes uub Sebes, mas
sum Weltdft gebort. Wiadt Cure Ell
osaaen 8leiber ipdbrenb bes rnterrid)ts
448 Sft.gommerre Strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-20

aoniie @illid, ocutide Sebata.
inc, 9eieg Eelepbon 1857.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-20

Mebames Smprobeb 8aumiuuniamen
8u perfaufen. Wdbere Musfunft er.
teilen Mbert ODER Sermann DbIen.
BORT 81. 81. No. 2, 2odbort, Eeros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-20
utorH,8eriht
Nam,niupQe.

Gan antunip, Set, IA. 8ebr. CT
bnarb 6 1915 Cts; @ooo Miooltng
" Cts; 2otp Mibbling 81 ets.,
WRiboIing 9B gts.; @ooo Wlooilll9
sB Gents.
OalDeftpn, Sci, IA. Sebr. Srot;
uarp 9B gts.; 2otp Wioolin9 Tvs
gfs.;; Miobling II gts.; @opo Wsloe@
lima Tx Cts; Miooline Sair IFS
Gents.
eaa- Mntonio. IA. SEER. = 1872
aiihner. $500 Ii. $500 per 9th.
No. frish 90 gfs. per 9bo
.@,,tt.r 10 gts. per Yto.
Ss.;ssu S1.19h per glidel
Norn ......9 5 gts. per 8lld1cl
Snfsr Sc Cts. per 8nidcl
as,, $3.50 per Sonle
4onig. per Yfnno.. ..SA sg
$nIa, per Bfuno.. @ ete