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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-02-17

waters SOCIAL, religious and General
Which Have Happened and are to
Happen Among the People of the
City.
Mrs. J. II. Cyrus is on the SICK list
Mrs. }. G. Burris is on the sick list.
Mrs. Sarah Strothers is on the sick
list.
MIR. Noble Thompson of Viola street,
is quite sick.
Mrs. Armand Jackson has returned
from Omaha.
Mrs. r. &. Lewis has returned from
Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. n. Benson, who has been i'll, is
now conyalescent.
Send your news to Jasper Gibbs
Jr., 2S44 18th Ave. So.
Mrs. Katie English is visiting
friends in Springfield, Ohio.
See the ad Of The Edmund G. Wal
ton Agency. It will tell you how to
get a house.
liC i"oi lCic anu NdltSIS CluD,
Glover ShuIl. manager, has moved to
81 Hennepin avenue.
II you want 10 buy lot or house
or want to rent see Mr. Jasper Gibbs,
Jr. Can n. ". Phone S 1880
If You get THE APPEAL it is
weekly reminder to come and pay
what you owe for i. Putting it off
only makes the bill larger.
FOR SsALt,-In Minneapolis, house
CT . rooms and bath, large yard, fine
shade trees. Will sell at sacrifice,
small payment down, balance monthly.
hous" well arranged for two families,
for renting rooms. Address owner, 49S
University Ave., ST. Paul
The party given by the "Imperial
twelve at Dania Hall, Friday even
ing OF last week was a most enjoy
able aifai" and quite credit to the
young men who gave it. Quite fair
representation OF St. Paul folks was
present.
WHEN IN ST. PAUL go to the
81 Louis Kitchen, NO. l3S e. Third St.,
u's:@irs, for your meals. All home
c""HlnF All regular meals 25 cents.
Breakfast from TOO to 11:OO a. M;
dlnAcr from 1900 m. to 100 o. m. ;
supper from 500 to 500 Mrs. lula
EI'S0a. Prop. Tel. IT S. 271S.
The masquerade given by Miss Nc
CuiloHgh, Monday night was immense,
and 2 success in every way. Mrs
Nina White won the prize as the best
dressed lady, a set Of silver deposit
ware; Miss Eva Taylor won the prize
for the most unique costume, an art
craft bag: Mr.. Sidney Sallers won the
umbrella and Mr. VIM. Everts the box
Of hose.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-02-17

81. PHIIIP'S EPISCOPAL MISS!O.
corner Auroro svenue and MackubIn stre%.
Sunday services: Early celebration IT Ho.t
EucnurIst, Z 30 a. III. High celebration. e.
Holy Eucharist first and thlrd Sundays
hoo a. m. Mathis, second ard fourtk
Sundays. ll:0O a. III. SunCJy school. - 30
q. II. Brotherhood Of st. Andrew $40 1
m. Vespers, $50 q. NJ. Wee serv,cas
Wednesdays, conformation class. 800 D. N
Fridays. evening prayer. 800 q. N. Sntnr
days Holy Eucharist, 500 4. NJ, Rev
A. II. Lealtad, Rector. 514 Fuller st.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-02-17
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1Asox1o

MOST woRsH'PE ok GRAND Looos
MINNESOTA, A F.. AND A M.
}. H. sHERWooD. Grand MASTER
c. H. ROBINSON. GRAND SECRETARY
1921 Fifth Ave s.. Minneapolis.
PIONEER LODGE NO: /. F. AND A
of each month at Wagner Hall, cor. west,
ern Ave. and Charles street. at 500 D. M.
W. T. Francis, w. NJ. J. H. Charleston,
secy, 6S6 w. University.
:, PERFECT. AsHLAR LODGE NO 4.
f. and a. NJ: meets second and fourth
Tuesdays at Wagner Hall. cor Western
Secy., 1854 Thomas street
BETHEL CHAPTER NO. % r. A. NJ
Meets second Thursday in each month
at Wagner Hall, cor. Western Ave and
Charles Street, at 500 P. NJ. VIM Ste
vens. III. p, Claude Goodman secs,:,
$50 Sibley street.
F pIL II, CoMMANDERY NO; %,
day in each month at Wagner Hall.
corner Western and Charles street.
A: D. Adams e, G.: A. 7. Stanley, Sec.
corner Kent and Charles streets.
Q. +. meets second and 1f fourth W " Dr. eI
day nights at Odd Fellows Hall, 221
West University, corner Harrington
6. Archer, n G., J: W W nSrf Keiiv
$50 st. Anthony Ave
49, HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH. NO. 55a G
q: o: Of o. F. meets first and third
Hail. IN sae " G GoT at oaa Eel
harrington. Mrs. Mary Bannister. NJ.
n. G., Mrs. Carrie Lindsey, W. r., 1926
Arch Street.
PAST GRAND MASTERS COUNCIL
NO: 123. G. y. o. of o. F. meets the sec
% eHd aRd a, fourth FrdaS in each month a.
corner harrington. Entrance on Earring.
ton. VIM r. Morris. w. G. M: Thos. K
Hickman. G. S.. No. 422 St. Anthony
avenue.
ST. PAUL PATRIARCHY NO. ia.
gee seS0nd Monday in each month Ut
ton avenue. Thos. r. Hickman (actjng)
r. V: P: W. R. Morris, P. NJ Y. r:
Geo. B. Lowe. w. P. R.: 17SA Wabasha.
HOUSEHOLDS OF Ruth Ruff NO. TIC g..
y. O.. Q. F. meets second and fourth
a anef SAY n re each month at Labor Tenn
Ave. South. Mrs. S. Darager, M. N. G.:
Miss Cora Napier W. r.
| - NORTH STAR LODGE NO. 1873 u. 3
f.. Meets Sd Thursday in each month at
Magner Hall, cor Western Ave and
Charles street. Brothers in good stand
ing always welcome. O. Howell. w. NJ,
j. q. Adams. w. s.. 10 f. 4th st.
RAMSEY LODGE NO. 3, U. B. F..
Meets second Friday in each month at
Wagner Hail. cor. Western Ave. and
Charles Street. Brothers in good stand
Ing always welcome. M. A. Davis, w.
M, A. D. Adams, w. S. All Charles
Street.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-02-17
fishinq Luck,

Fishing Luck.
Did he have any luck on his fish
ing trip?"
Enough to keep him in converse
ton for several weeks"
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-02-17

HERE IS The GREAT CHANGE OF YOUR LIFE
THIS Is WHAT YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR
arranging of
Tourist Sleepe
+.
SEATTLE WASH, AND RETURN
The Excursion will in
Minn for the
NATIONAL NEGRO EDUCATIONAL CONGRESS,
which July
The
Francisco
Denver and Rio Railway
Colorado Springs,
Ample time will be to the
nature, both the Canadian
TRIP COMPRISES 80 DAYS
in dining
For further
1850 Burnaby Street - Vancouver 3. c.
H. T. r. Observation-Disclosures ..s~s 5s5*,."x
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-18

lens Gaoro / S%pnocrgoor0e pe0
9aoluno er nc0bru>1ot. sSq0eu OBJ
ltoo / en- aor1ltof og ifplotes Ygrns
Seg nleo Tunoititfer. Scr i110e=
orp11ote ct ST. og cr1 Del Tjerfrp.
Sog11c11e pg Nplsreo ifobcruc brp11o=
te.
- 6%ornplig oplto0 ser SIS poa
9erregooroen ~@olfjur" pe0 Seize.
uobpgnil1ger11e neobru110te.
- Torpogtergoor0cn uStiosno(-
lie" UNDER ~Mattr11p", tilbprenoc
@oosejer @eltenbol5, CT ful0ltpnoiq
'1eobrr11ot. Sl0en op1too / set moro,
p1tl1ge 9lpr11c al 9o0cl1, f%ormentlig
beo Seloontpn0elie Ser in%6ebrp110s
tie 10 &eer, II Stfr. l1ngfpuq 90
11ogle Soi1; Set meite sSy11obo res
oeoes. 0orpo9tcrens @11itru og
Smoobprn bar olenc bjcmmc poo
G%aor6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-18

liefor6olo. SSleiflon bar gift mes
cit 9atter al af0p0e &jebmano Mgl=
Ter | 8lpn6e11s, Ser, me6e11s bon L.
pe6e, forte ct meget itort &as, me11
be0 fin D90, for ca. 10 Mar itoen,
Inlet efterlo6 Jig.
Gjcncpmsial9. &erregoor6cn
uStore &el trup" pe0 9(olborq ct al
@oosejer @ei0emonn iolgt til ct
ltoltpfningsiellfab for 100000 ST..
Socrtagcll e ltrafs.
Eroprictur @ci0c=Sorgenic11
bar iolgt G%jenoommcn vMurielplt"
pr. &jprl1p til @aoroejer 0(or=Mo=
tbiolen al Srpn0ing for $4,000 SIR.
Sil @aorber bprcr S6 Gor. 9ono.
- ~&eiers!epgoor0", beliggen0e
u Ma fra Ebori6 Gtotion> CT al
Froprlet9r Nooer lolgt til 0'0rr.
81. Ml1oerlen og 81. Eeter5cn, SUIT
fling, for 100000 ST.. u0cu @elut=
ming. Sbertagelic /. 9(pril 1918.
Slocbranbc. Ne6er Teloborg
Mpl(e og 5oopprf, %tilbpren0c 5. g.
Soltegoar0, er totalte ne06rrl1ot.
- l(0bDgningernc til %. Mao=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-18
6elbred Tor b&|e Tamiien.

=" posea0e om1ors for o9 @ebanotnsen at 5Oroprpesoreonerne er n,puenb q
'' nno9eoens 'opretbolOefn Sis lite MapefunHionen bo1oes reoelmpa1o oo
:" W 'oerppo'9e stoHer % 9fHge easarter ublbea reselmesiqt, efer mnurue
oepe"'neAe r elenoisbeo % uposidis9eb, ohe fulst afe en- alporru epobonn n,
Jug p'9e'S DE- v. eolomeL en- bel tenbt Siege Tom bar qimt geopen onnno,-
enc 00 Seoerlpsoomme til tit ip@ieue @tudum benpeb trebme Mor 1Ioer at ar
roppeVe ct brett onfOaris for be nee epsbonme. 6r at ophepe n ,oobon q,
p"0 qua o're Maoe uoen @rampe eer Smeter forenriper ST. go6men on
o'o"0'9 al ''mpe anprenbe urter mb 8epfnL Maturens eat 7orbpe1iestof nor
e 9e"o1 "a d. eaomelrS @prup 4epfn os onbefalet at honoe 9poer ~ mo-
t9etere o0eFalt. spotbeterne ialser bet for bontrelnbsmue Gents 71o0,n m,n.na
en- fprre SLATE, br in6ebolber mere eo bobbe1t ioo neoet oaer on qono
Se'te1 'mp1e 0s rpsse miboel Der Onter burnet os kt renter snDpooen, mr.
u' n'E"'9 0hst SosraoS uoen at forfprre g&Ren at 5orbpieuesiuaenet biorne
ooFope0eno 9f9rter Nfaoens, 9eoerens % SnopolMms noturloe @nner ,ooot >;s
e Sr9oher H1en ua"tet fan uorette oeres Qrbeoe. gn 9cHs # snrun Mposn nil,
9"'s 0pDeoe ben oppufeo2 tunse 5ornemmeNe, og De me6fpnruDe smertr ~
"pos'e1s9eo' lett: Sooeopinen, os gRnoprehe g pblaeboloe eunnbpmn eah on
s'ofe pos Seres &p0tbeter emer Fo til 81. 81. &. eanweu, $50 sosbinoto, az
ANonhceoo, Sninois' efhr en- #. @rppe. 9onoren bill meo Globe ,enne >st 49, q.
rs 6urLnsenoe.
Dr. ealo~e0S Sprup %epin enonpnt Nib % beboaeGo, % tno a. b.nn++.
fr Sprn1 Sussen' er h9e iaa oirningsfulb pa ben aartete @pumtution NJ o. ..
M'ooeI atpaAet til belle 6amiienS Bebou, fra 8mnoum til Wloeropnn. SET b,r>o
bol0eS 'enboer 6amiies aeebninssjemue, farois for grua peo bet fprar Sem ,o
noroen @Fauen, SnbpIoene eer 9eoern.
So at uorenle Snooohene og Derne urn6orne, lum unberhben irrer.ro ~
letter Set&noeNe eeleoaoet pl @prup 4eNin bmtigt opbepe be onio menfu-
9enoe Imsrtefule uotpmmeler, Der alminbeGsbo fables 9iorrbt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-18

ST.. Golbmel:- ..
Seq sla9ebes en- Marreffe Of boarli9 s%gorbpjelfe
og sForitoppelIe meb aIe beres ulertper. loo 5pm Sbims
melbeb, 5onebpine % alminbeli9t Slbebeinbenbe.
Seq forfeefe flere mibler ,1ben Nefultot. ,~nbtagen en-
niblertioia 2inbrins. Tpr e, Eio fiben bleo ieg at.
befaIet GalbtpeWs Sprnp 4epiin. Dg bet ct nnigen syors
ueielfe at n1ebbele. at benne Wtebtcin / NIT Tilfelbe bar
niit fig at bore bet iee tiltrengte. Seq bar brugt 1ere
Tlafter meb bet bebite @eiultot, o9 ieg ct %ooerbebiit
ot. at bet bill brinae milo ben Sur leg pentebe. Seq bill
altib bolbe bette oerbifuIbe M,bbe1 / nit 9us.
g. @Bren1en,
3644.3rb Mpe. 60.
MinneappliS, Winn.
ST.. goIbmeII:-
Sat fnr Yrpnen af @nrup Yepiin. Set ct ben beb.
tie Webrin leg 1ogeniinbe bar bru9t. Seq maa gaa
treble Wttl til ct Mpotbef.
Silia 8. 9a9lan6,
@reaneb. Soeri9e.
ST.. goIbper:-
Seq mobto9 9eres Yreneflaife Of @nrup gep5in %
jeg bar fiSbt en- reouler E1aife bet nermeite Mpotbef.
Set pirfer ubmGrfet, % je9 oil lite unbp9re bet / nit
gus.
Heter 9anien,
@. S. 8. gr. 1, 8or 30,
8DeluS, geb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-18

|fre6 9ant5er er afgoaet De6 D60e11,
omtrent SO Star gammel. Com SUI
rotor for Sc ltore Nap6ael=@ulfflfe
2egoter blep bon fjenOt al mango,
Ser rolte bons @iglpiombe0. San
bar oprin6elig Gagfprer / &orOing=
borg, men flptte0e / Slrtningen al
70'erne til &jebcnbopn, Door fan /
Ell 0el slor %iurOe6es meget / Gtu=
0e11terforeningel1. s Sc lenere Mor
Bar6e Dans @elbre0 life pnret go0t.
a%nnitbrprcri. lloltillingcn Mo6er=
ne Silent / Iipoli bulcr / line 9ofa=
Ter en- l1Oltillil1g fra 5pmolfinfir=
maet 9en6ir & So, ipm iprlig till
treffer Jig 0omerncs Spmnrflom
be6. 6oru6en set allerii01te pan Sp=
malfinernes Smroaoe fin0es nemlig
Ell Samling &l1nlt6ro0erier, Ser bis
1er on, bpor largt man fan noa,
nuar &uit og tefnilf Snille itptter
binanOen. Sc fire Spnalfincr,
ser 0ripes me6 gleftromotorer, bGf=
fel berettiget Spiigt.
Gn fife rnsiiif &nriuiitet. Set
ruslilfe Mlfabet bor ct @ogltop, Ser
fol6es g, men iom &nslerne 1ro=
bonlig ar1pen6er til @iengipelle al
fremmeoe @progs +, ioet Sc Dog tent
melig f%onlefpent le lcr pg notoler Bet
}om g. Ser forefommer oerpco 11r=
oertioen Sc merfeliglte 9pofenome=
ner. Monnet poa Sen life uloeles
ubefjen6te franif tie 0igter Stctor
!&rgo u6toles iaale0es al De flelte,
life franifzfp10ige &uslere: Gictor
@ugo, eller me0 CIT en0nn oriltige=
re lorltoodie: @ictor @ubo, ifrtper
u&igct".
Set er / &oniefpens berneo, at
Sc rusliife @jniter = ser oespprre,
iom Sc fleite l10lnnoinge, fun fjen=
ser @iqbenbonns Nam / en- me-
ningslgs germoniieret Torm ef=
ter oeres Gpfattelie befi1,oer Jig /
@ongeriget u0onija's" @ooeoltoo>
&openboge11, benbol0spis &opengo=
ben.
Set lpoer 10 life iaa go6t for oo=
re 9ren. Men 6enne rusiiife Ont
fripning al ct 6onif 8pnoon ct bog
fife pprre ems 6en i%90banltge oun=
Ife Smfripning bta Splf(aro at rns=
|iijfe 8p= og Herlounaone. &open=
gogen fan / og for Jig oere 1ige loo
rin1elig en- 6orm, iom Moifom er
set for Moifpn og &ie1p for &lle1.
Man bor nof life noget at looe
binan6en b9re.
Sslambif &oslcmangcl. 6pslel=
mon0en / @unapatn Spslel @isli
Ssleifion bleo i CONNER l1tlpenoc=
ret fra Minilteriet> og Der bleD an=
oronet en- timber al bans 6or=
bol0. Oenne l1n%0eridgelie Ct MI at
1l11ttet me0 set Melnltat, at Der CT
fonltateret en- &asi ema11gel paa ben.
pe0 100000 Scr. Sugel1 bill BLUE
ppergipet til friminel &etsforfglg=
ming.
@isli S;sleifjon, Ser joni Spslel=
'ma1D bopoe @opnl / 9lpn0uos, bat
i Mmin6eligbe0 aniet for en paalt=
Delig Mon6, ser al6rig %efstrapagt~
re6e. Set bnfte 6erfor alminoelt9
6orbauielie, 90 Miniiteriet / Cont
1ner u6ien6te en- 5etteoommer til
&unopotn for at %unoerlgge bams
Gorbol6.
Mariugen til l1n6erllGbet me1es
al bpre 6fonomiif fortbible6e Sam;-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-18

2tScnifa6en far for Toren finn
Gpot og for Yligten i11ge>1 @rfonn=
melle. &ot5eblte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-18

@efielfalifncri / spbijrllmb. =
&jebmono S. Senien, Gp1te6 pr.
Olltr11p, blep forle6em o1rbolot og
inolot &asleo @rrelt JONI iigtet for
Seflelfollf. @e0 Sc nprn1ere TIMBER
'egeller bar Set bilt Jig, at 6ollfne=
rlerne %onorager go6t 5000 &r.,
boorof Stprlteparten berprer &osleb
gonf, mcoens Nultpe0 Gisfonto=
banf og &ipbn1G1r0 / Nri for
me11tlig CT interesiere0e n1e0 mint
Ore 9el@b. 6ollfnerierne er fore
gooeoe be0, at Serrlen far efterifre,
bet oolfillige fjen6te Tolfs Mapne,
og fan bar brebet 6e11 Trofif / ct
l911gere Si0srum. Sp6agelien ifete
pe6, at Se1tlen bab6e CLIENT at in6.
|lple nogle @efsler, og 81 8unfen
oerefter beaben6te fig till l1noerlfri-
berne, negte0e 6tsle at fien6e noget
it'll Sogen, bborefter Senlen giebIif-
felig bleD mbol6t. Set menes at
bore ubeloige Observation-Disclosures,
Ser bar bragt Sen ellers beitn6ige
Wfar6 in6 paa Torbrh6erbunen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14
BRYAN BREACHES PLAN

wants Privilege 20 Fyssr fer FOsOer
PyeuSS<sss, ysre-Pveso6eOta, SUeakeys.
Washington November IA plan
70 admit cx-pressdents. ex-vice-PreSi.
dents and ex-Speakers Of the House Of
Representatives to the floors OF the
two houses Of Congress. with the
privilege OF debate. but not Of voting
upon pending measures. was b:oeched
here to-day by W J. Bryan.
Mr. Brya6s statement was coupled
with a declaration that he favored q
change In the time Of converting Con-
sre.s. 20 tina; the new sessions would
'The ouess.on is often asked what
shall we DO With our eH-Pressdsntsy
said Nr. Bryan. WOW that we VIZ
soon have two ex-Presidsnts. u miGhe
be worth while 20 consider what means
could be employed TO utilize their ex-
per1ence aaA aocumulated Information.
Tt seems a. me that the nation
might avail itself Of their services ana
~ the ssme tine afford them 6ieni-
ned means Of keeping IN ccmMunsco-
ton VITA sAe VUotc 70 hiss o0cuSred
90 me thas h0sA these eDdo could BE
attained ~ . NV esysae a. ex.preN.
cent tie prsvsysees % the oeVs in both
the senate saA House. win permission
% take part IN debate. without. o.
course, The privilege Of voting or
The resi1Og vice-FrpssAsas sAoulA
be esven these privsleees Sa DE Sow
of the 0e0oee u00ee ebo 01sDe 1l0ss1.
sSsUat o1A . 80 ~ reaeoa w they
sASve0 ~ - 00oQIoe0 - - 81.
epsoeee g - N0p - sUosuo ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14
CAMPAIGN ISSUES
ARE NOT IDLE TALK
Wilson Purposes to Garry Out
All His Prediction
Pledges.
HIS MIND Is MADE UP
He Soon Will Have Announce
ment to Make About Extra
Session of Congress.
MaND IS MADE UP

Princeton, n. j.. November Ia
President-Elect Wilson announced to-
night, in speaking of the tariff and
the monopoly question. that he pur-
posed TO carry out the pledges he made
in his campaign speeches. to cut spe-
cial privilege out Of tariff schedules
prevent unfair competition in business
and to destroy privilege monopoly.
The President-elect had been asked
whether the big correspondence he re-
ctved after his election contained any
inquiries as to his attitude on the
tariff or monopoly problems.
DO you mean that people take 1t
for granted you will carry out the
pledges made in your campaign
speeches." he was asked
Yes, they certainly will be carried
out SO far as I am concerned"
In his campaign speeches. the Gov
erncr often reiterated that revision OF
the tariff should be undertaken imme-
diately. 1t Is believed that this idea
now will find expression in call Tor
an extra session of Congress to con-
slider the tariff question as well IS
other subjects. which were issues In
the campaign Just closed.
Governor Wilson now has In hand
a fairly complete list Of all the men
who have expressed themselves pub
licly on the advisability OF IN extra
session. II il known that the Presi-
dent-elect has made up his mind on
the subject and soon will make known
his attitude. He Is Of the idea that
the work Of tariff revision can be IN
~ n
vestigafions-
Has DeAnats IAea.
There have been investigations in
every Cougress," remarked the Gov
ernor. I've studied the problem all
my life I think there is q definite
idea Of what ought to be done"
While the President-elect is reading
assiduousiy the opinions about an ex-
ira session he 10 Just as carefully re-
framing from looking at the various
specuiations which are being printed
a. to the probable personnel of his
Cabinet This was revealed in connec-
ton with Tho visits to-day Of Judge
william R. King. Democratic national
committeeman from Oregon. and Lieu-
tenaut-GenerAl Nelson A. Miles. Z. >.
A., retired Governor Wilson said Gen
eral Miles had called Unexpectedly to
pay his respects The correspondent
Informed him that the names CT both
&c net ii Miles and Judge King had been
mentioned In dispatches from Wash
fnktcn concerning the makeup OF ais
Cabinet The Governor said he did not
know Of this. I'm fortunate" he said.
in no, reading the speculations. 50 I'm
innocent OF any embarrassments."
The President-elcct took a long walk
late In the afternoon a short. stout
man. apparently Intoxicated emerged
from .he woods and insisted on shsk-
ing hands with the Governor. He turn
ed away. but reappeared through a
.hor, cut a few minutes later. tryinG
TO take Governor wiI0on by the arm
The secret service men interviewed and
I'D him away. Tie protested that he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14

Detroit N'rA-. Ecv~mber fs-pns ~
the wcrS storm. ia years RACED on
fSk. Huron to-day Reports say .
Wind STORM. accompanied BY rain and
spow. reached . velocity ~ airy miles
an hovr TIE seorm practically inua-
Nseed the ncrtesrs sae - Tauaeer
~ IO1n1A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14

Athens. November 13.-It 10 snaounc-
ed that $4,000 Turks were engaged in
the battle against the Greeks at
Yenidje They had forty-two heavy
guns The Turkish losses numbered
200 killed. 500 made prisoners and
twenty-five guns captured. The Greek
losses were $40 killed and wounded
including fifteen officers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14
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Neosal C0oAessSU Ts-Day.
Milwaukee, via. November Ia
condition % John a-Araek. VINO yes
terday pleaded guilty TO Sseemp:ine TO
murder Theodore Roosevelt; coatinu@d
their inqu;st;.cr to-day. and expected
60 be able 10 say tomorrow when
they would complete their work
and when they would report TO "a.
court. on their findings Municipal
yudee A e Backus VIII send Schrsnk
either 90 tire STATE prison ~ waspun
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-10
NOTICE RY PUBLICATION.
THE A OF y

To the Sheriff or Any Constable o.
Cameron C0unty-Greeting.
lone IVY. Line. Guardian or the Is
tate Of Thomas g. Line. a minor. hav-
Ing filed In our county court her fi-
nal account Of the condition OF the
estate or said Thomas Il. Line. a mi
nor. together with an application To
be discharged from said guardian
ship:
Your Are Hereby Commanded.
That by publication On this writ for
twenty days In the Brownsville Dali
~ Herald. An a newspaper regularly
published In he County Or Cameron.
You give due notice TO all persons
Interested I'm the account for final
settlement of said estates 20 file
their objections thereto. n any they
have. on or before the May Term.
1912. OF said county court. com
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-10
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS.

mencinE and t1 ~ holden Az Che
court house Of said county. IN the
City of Brownsville. on the e0th
day IN May. A. ID. 1912. when said
account and application viii ~ rom
sidrred ~ said court
Witness J. Webb. Clerk OF the
County Court of Cameron County
Given Under Ny Hand and Seal
of said curt. at my office. in the
city w Brownsville. this alsi. day
Of January. A. p. 1912.
CSeall L WEBB.
clerk County Court. Cameron 20
IA Tree clly. I Certify
KY. T. RYAN. Sheriff.
Cameron On.
I-a5-2O
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-10
ENCOURAGEMENT

To the citizens OF Brownsville:
2 hereby announce my candidacy
for the Office Of mayor Of this city,
for the ensuing two years. subject 90
the action OF the voters OF Browns
willie.
During the two years that have
betn your mayor. ! have done my duty
az | had light 10 see II: whether my
administration has been a successful
one. and whether Brownsville has
progressed and Improved during my
Incumbency. 4 leave % the dispas-
sIonate Judgment or my fellow-citi-
zens. have endeasored TO live up 20
and to carry out the pledges In the
platform upon which T was elected.
will further state that In nation
al and state olItics ! All and have
always been a democrat. yet am one
or those who believe that our nation
al and state politics have nothing to
90 with our local affairs. and as TO
these. l propose 60 act Independent OF
any party lines.
If reelected r pledge myself 10
continue giving the best that Is In
me 10 the service OK Brownsville.
EENJ KOwALsKI.
Brownsville. 1ex.. Feb. 4. 1912.