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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06

u@eoenft oes Gooes", mobnt isin
Hummer Muno.
9as @lid Der Menidbeit lei oein
ein5ig Streben,
3u i6rem @obl periuerte 11ur
oein 9funo,
Die Sat i6lieBt NIT Der gmigfeit
ben 8uno,
Die cole Sat miro etp'ge SSltgeno
geben."
uSebr biibld", miroe Bonce oe
2eon gebrummt baben, lpenn er
oas bdtte leien fonnen, uober moS
gebe i1 Inn Die cole Sat uno bas
@liid Ser Menidbeit. Sir Elm paar
@aaonen ienes 3auberlpaiiers bot
te id aQe eolen 3ater uno hos
@liid DER geiammten Weni6beit oa-
bin %gegeben."
9as mar Dor 400 Sabren uno
berte ladeln mir ii6er ben arm.i
4onee Sc 2eol1 iiber iein gebeimnis-
noaes 8imirli nnb ieinen beiB be-
gebrten Sun9brunnen. Mber hts
niht merftpiiroig2 SIT ni6t ielles
gimini, bas Der 4lte emit Slorioo
nannte, Don oeiien @ebeimnillelr
Ell trGumte uro oas ibm &ruft
uno @eiunobeit bringen iolte, nod)
immer eebeinnispolles 2ano, bel
fem meites 5umpfgebiet beute nod
ridt poaig erforfdt 1T nno pom
Dem man iif beute nod Wlnoerotnz
ae p~orrebet? l1no illhen nibt belis
te mieoer 9auienoe oieies 2aro
auf, Inn BORT &raft uno @einno=
belt gu linden, Die ibnen i'm ners
rerBerriittenoen 2eben Der Staote
uno i'm rallben &lima Deg Noroens
perloren eegareen lino2 Gr ideirt
ooh BORT 81 qlteIlen, Ser Sung
brilnt1en, ilur 1T er anoerer Nrt, els
Der arme Bonce De 2eon i'm ith
oafte, uno es bat an oie bierbllt=
Bert Sabre g%eoa1ert, biz moll ibn
entoeft bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06
Senior und Junior.
Msmau bon Sanns p. 8 o.
beItit.
(aortiesnng.)

Die aommersienrdtin 5og Die
Mdieln bod: DAP on Ole Bartei
oeines Mannes nebmen miiroeit,
bdtte ib mir benfen fonnen, Mag-
bal" meinte iie elm menia ipib uno
empfinolibL uOu biit ia and nod
gu Jung uno unerfabren I'M m.ei-
ne Sorgen ridtig gu ~wiiroigen-
Sinh, mir graut manhmal Dor Der
3ufunft. 9ater lit feiner BON bel:
@eliinoeiten uno menn nun ernl.e
gel6aftli6e Sorgen fommen, gro
BE @erluite, a6, i6 trau' mid gar
nidt, es aus5uoenfen, aber es imo
ihon gan5 anoere Sauier luic
8aumgart & &ompagnie fa[liertl"
Stun fonnte Die alte Dame ibrea
Sr1nen nidt mebr mebren, uno %
glei9 mberfam Wagba elm inniges
Mitleio. sic ibmiegte ii6 innig
an Die Mntter uno bat: nDu muBt
niht gleit bas S1limmlte befiirh.
ten. 60 ftebt Die Sade bod nod
ni6t. Mar bat mid porbin, als er
aug Dem 4ontor fam ausoriidlid
periihert, oaB er boffe, Die ariiis
balo gu iiberminben, uenn ibm ga
pa nur freie &ano laBt. Sci ru-
Zig, liebe Mama, mir braud)esi
ni6t ear gu idmar5 in Die 3ufurit
5u Ieben. gs miro ldon nod giles
gut meroen idneuer bieIleidt,
als mir gu boffen lpagenl"
@enn Magoa benz 3ipiegeiprlo5
5ipiihen 8ater uno Sobn beige.
mobnt bate, iie miiroe falm Sic
Graft gebabt BADEN, i'll glei6 8ii-
rerIihtlihem Con gu iprehen.
Ser aommer5ienrat mar erlt se-
gen neun llbr aus Der Staot &C.
fommer, furS nadoem Mar Die
8iaa betreten bate. @r abnte NOD
nidts bon Der idlebten Nodrid,t,
bate nit 8moeuren in Der 2oee
cine 8ortie Sfat geipielt ulto mar
IN beIierer Stimmuug, als lonlt
meilt IN Der lebten 3eit.
Doppelt bart traf i'm Der Sdlag.
Mls Der sobn linn Die Mit!ei,
lung mahte, ianf er in ielnen Gebn
ItubI uno itobnte laut auf. ugs fnnn
uidt iein es. fam niht leitt."
luieoerbolte er mieoer uno mie-
Ser. llno baum ioB Ell cine eerall-
me @cile gon5 itill nno i@tarrte Dor
iih bin, Bis Mar idlieblid BE.
iorat luurbe uno ber5lid bat, Der
Water nloee iid bod faiien mo has
Grforoerlid)e nit ibm heripeden
Nun raffte iid Der oltc 9sfr
smar eelpaltiam ouiamntelL, aber mr.
Inn ieinem llnniIlen iiber Die We
rinepertpaltung Suit 81 MAIDEN. er
iprad in lid iiberitiir5enoen Wor-
ten BON Gbifonen BON eiilem Woo
noper Der aontnrren5; ct per'
i6lpor iih bod uio beilig, ooB CT
Den @ormitrf itIedter Steleriiil !
nimnlermebr auf 8aunlgart \ aom-
paanie lisea laiien meroe. @ottlob,
es aebe nod gered)te NIB nnpar.
teiiide gadberitdnbige ouf Der
8elt, es gebe nod &idter IN Breil.
fen!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06

Mar lieB i'm rnbig ausipredea.
aber oanrb ols iid oie erite Gre
gane einieermaBen eele9t bate, ents.
eegnete er: y2ieber 8apa, leioer tit
an Der gerebtigung oieier STE.
fIamation gor nidt gu 5weifellt. SD
babe mid iofort oapon iiber5euat.
SD babe oies aud idon teleg De
pbiib a%nerfannt lno reiie beute
abeno nad 4ieI, INN Der @erftper@
maltung miinolib uniere @ereitmlle
ligfeit -"
@eiter fam er ni6t. Ser Sort
mer3ienrat iprang onf uno riet
bo6rot i'm Mntlis nDos bot OF ge.
tan, obne mid gu boren, obne mid
gu fraaenl gu - OH @ia1i
on uns ruinieren II"
go rubie uno ia6lid, als MIR
ntoglid, ieste ibm Ser Sobn ieine
@riinbe auseinmnoer. Sorgiam
idonte er oie gmpfinolibfeit bes
8aters, er betonte nur, pie es ie;-
mem Grmeiien nod, Dor allem oa-
rarf anfomme, oas gei6aftli6e Me-
nominee 81 ipabren, ielb1t nit oell
groBten Spfern. 9oumgart &
aompagllie miiBten Die Warinep =
maltlmg gu beitimmen iu6ett, Ell
men Mufihub fir Die 2ieferuna 81
bepil1igen; 1ie miiBten Damn nit
aaer Mnipannung iebt ooppelt bor-
5ugfibes 5abrifat sur ablieferune
hringen, foite es, mas es Dolel
Ser 4ommer3ienrot ralte onrd]
oos Gunner, mabrenb Ser So5n
iprad. Damn u1to ipann mari CT
ein beftiges @ort Elm: uDas lit Iii
iinn!" ul1nier Ne1ommee lpiao
alberne 8erleumoungen audi obne-
Dem iiberIteben!" = Oh mi1it al.
10 unieren Stunt" 5hlieblid fun
es iiber i'm mie cine tiefe Ipatbia.
gr Ieste lid mieoer uno It0bnte
leiie. Nber nod ipenige1 Winutcn
raffte er iih auf's neue ollf. u2aB
uns Derniinftig ipred5en, Marl1
Iagte CT. ,Das oles fam oei,t
Grltlt nid)t iein. Wir miiiien ieben,
Sen S6lag auf onoere 8eiie 5'
parieren. @as perloret lit, lit Der
loren. Sd babe feline 2uit oiei"r
unielieen 2ieferung nod nelle I'm.
inmmen nad5nmerf fen. SIN &C.
g%enteil, mir miiiien ben 9etrico,
eini6r1nfen, %griparungen eintretcn
lalien = leioer iperoen mir IN nac]=
/ iter 3eit 10 pie 10 "ee3lpungen lein
g~anfiersfreoit in Mniprud gu NJ.
men,"
v9os ales bieBe Sen @lli ser SIR
ma nod mebr lbdoigen, Hapa. SD
bin gan5 entgegeneeiebter Meinuna.
Mber mir molen oariibcr ipdter
Ipreben, nod meiner Miiffebr al's
Riel. 90 fam es freili6 nidt me-
fer geben.
,Mb", Iagte Der Safer auf6lidenH
,Mb, nun fommt Der 8ortDurf 5e-
gen midi 9as feblte geraoe noj).
Natiirlid. meln Oh freie 9ano
gebabt batteit, penn id Dir meDc
Spielraum selaiien baben miiroe,
oaln pare Ser shlag nidt se-
fommenl @as2 Mber luarnm 5a-
ben Der &err 5obn oenn Die Waic
nidt fleiBiger in Die Sabrif geitectt2
Se2 Daran bat i'm bod mol De-.
alte Mit6ef nidt gebinoert?"
.3aB uns oarii6er bellte niht
iprebem Bapal" mieoerbolte War
nod einmal. SD bite Old oarnrl.
uno id periidere Did, id maeje
mir ielbit Die ernfteiten 8orlpurte-
Seute muB i'd Dor aqem 0ellle
3uitimmlng 81 meiner ~llnterbano=
lung nit Der MarineperWaltnng ba-
ben -
NoriIcbnla folat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06
Gnbet idledlte @e,up9m9eit.

@er niesereei6laeen lit, fiebt at-
les bitter an. Soft INNER 1T cine
trGee 2eber Die l1rlade, Die oas 5p-
item nit biliolen @iften anfiiGt,
ipelde aber BON Or. Sings Neuen
2ebenspiaen msgei6ieoen iper5en
fonnen. @eriudt ite. 2abt 2ebens-
freroe sic 9iiiterbeit pertreiben.
Gas Bette fir MagerL 2eber uno
Nieren. 25c in auen M~potbefera.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06

gum eriten Male ieit Der
3eit ser @efonitruftion liegt Die
Moglidfeit Dor, oaB elm @epllbli
faner ben Staat 9enneilce mi 8uI'
oeslenat pertreten miro. inocm Der
rcpublifaniibe @ouuerneur 9ooper
has ourd oen 500 oes Senators
gobert 6. Eaplpr erleOigte Mmi
big gum 3|uiammentritt Der Staats.
leaislatur i'm Sanuar fiinftigen
Sabres gu beieben bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06

syobm $. Bolton, Dffentliher go
tar. @runoeigentllm. @gent jim
8eniionsonipriide. 3immer 8, ct
sssames Sotel, Oit-Souifon StraBe
Neioe Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06

Mit oen 8or8iigen Der Wen-
id,en finoen li6 mande idperer
5uredt ais nit ibreu Seblern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06
syait elm Wnnber.

Wad Der @rflarung BON W. V
&olsclatp, in Clarendon, Ser, trai
bei ieinem 9ruoer cine eritalmli6s
9erdnoerune elm. @riterer ihreibt
Or bate iold' idredlihen Sniten
oaB mir ale elm uebergeben gun
S1minoiuht befiir6teten. Or per
iufte nun n0r. Sings SEEM Disco
perp" uno 5ebn Slaiden oapon FIJI
rierten i'm D~ollItanoig. SEPT lit Ell
ferngeluno uno tpiest 21S Bfuno
llniere Samilie gebraudt lett Sab
rem oas MitteI fir 9uIten uno gr'
faltuneen nit guten grfolgea." s.
mirft ifne1, lit garantiert 5uper'
laiIig. Breis SOC unb $1.00. Bro'
beflalhe fret BEL alien Mpotbefern
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06

@erlaust = Sin elttes oelltldeS
Wdohen fir aGgemeine Sausorbsit
Nad,8ufraeen altes Selepbon 500
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06
Yr1miem>Oifcrte
Gin psriselae Al, n,,Iere srennSe.

Ia es nms nnmIslid lit, ae Gifrfte mno Counties oes Staates
onr5 9eienoe bearbeten sn lahen, ruften hr amf anoere Nfhtel sur i'm
mer gr6Reren @erbretnns unres @faths imneu nno mir fno 5a benz
Gmtdlmk aefpmmem, annebm6are Yramten fir meme Mbpmmeaten, bic ms
eimseididt herOea, ams5uieken-
Nr plamen n6t bic geranialtmng eines Iugcmannten 6Dntefes, air
or bi emslben 3ennnsem H6lib ii, ipnoern mir uoaem bnrd Mas5ablnng
elmer liheralem Gpnmihion Jreiwiaise anmer6ea, bic obne beonoere Wa.
|6e mmo Muirengnug fd cine Ne6eneianabme at peridaffen tpnnftea*
gu 6ieienn 3mede Dferieren mir fit ieoem Sabresabonnenten ene
9ommi6uu BON $ /, einem 9Oliar 9as Nodenblat Der n6reIe
gre6e fir Seras" foHet So per Sabr. Gesen Gimienonng bon S1OO mr-
ben mir alu os glat aA irsenb cine ms anfsesebene Abrene ididen-
|Nir 10 Mbonatnten cine GEtra : 4tdnit D0n s2.5O ii Saar.
Slit Is Mbpnnenttn cine GTtra : yrdnit Dn ss.75 IN Saar.
Slit 20 Mbonntaten cine Gytra : Yrdnlie uan $500 III Saar.
N6ir q Mbonnenten cine grtra yrdnit Dsn s6.25 ii Saat.
|NNir uMbr as Is Mbonntntta cine Ggtras yrdnit Don 81 ii yaat.
Ser @orldlas 1T einfadJ nna oerdanSlid seuns. Ser einen aenem
mmnt, foaeftert $500, erbalt rsp. be6at oaopn eiaea Dollar nnS fdidt
Sem anSereu Collar nit ser scnansn MoreHe bg geaeaers ea. MnferSem
|ae6t a6er aud nob cine Gstra 9ramie in gnsTd, iaas Die GAIL sn
se6n abOnuenten obr barber erreidt wirb. 9mle GErafSrdmie fea-
Sen nr Sen oa,u Seredtishn BON nnierer Office ans brett,
Die ber seunadte OHerte 1T fir Seben i'm ueiten gebiee bes etas'
ties oifeu, SeSer fam H6 oaram 6etdisen. Ar biehn nmr @aarpreiie
an, ,uel Self inner leinen Mert bat mno Sober oaar anidaffm mb fa-
len fam, mas er aera0e brandt.
Mae, sic ppn bieier Dferte @e6ramd MAIDEN NIB nnter ben ObtH
aeaeatu geSimgmnsem M6ouncnten fir bic u5mie &rehe fir Segas" fam
melu iuoaeu, Tms sebeten, fd nit ans nupersaslid in @erbinSnug ~
leteu, bamit mr i6nen nuhtunssfcrmnlare snidideu nno etuaise ses
mamidte amsfafr!ibere Masfnnft erteleu f6nnen.
vGreif Yreie far Seras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06
3nidneibe- nnb Mabnnterridt.

5idert bic 8nfunft gurer Eodter;
laBt iie bas Ndhen urb 3uldlnetoer
erlerner. Infer 1lnterri6t umfabt leoe
ginaelbeit. @obmln9 uno Soft tas
Musfpartiee. 443 Sitsgommerce Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06
Mehane Guttpn.S amen

al perfauIen. 90 Gents per gultel.
@oetb 8arm, Goutbton5 8erar 60,
SerdS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06
sc lit Elm 1tnred]t,

fir anaben nidt imlner cine Sdah-
tel Bud[m's Mrnica Salbe bereit
AT baben. Geine 0fteren Berlebun.
gen, @eldmure uno 8errenfungen
Derlangen oies uno er bat EN-
Medt oarauf. 9altet iie bereit fiji
anober, aud fir Mdoherl. Die Cal
&c BELT alles, mas gu beilen lit uro
Idnen. uniibertrefflih fir Sd-
morrboioen. Sur Csc Bel alien @po-
tbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06
mabl 2lttseiee.
Sir County StemersK solicitor
Sic uSreie 9refie" lift mttoriiiers
S,ert,t j. Frank Gallagher

als @anoioat fir bas Nmt bes @teuere
Solicitors bon 8egar County BET Der
bebor5tebenoen bemofratifden Yrimdrz
tpabl m5ufiinbiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-06

Gin eroBes 2eio it uie elm 5o-
fer Berg, bon Dem man Die 8e9t
oa unten in ibrer Rleinbeit erfenat.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-07-08
W|CkERSHAN.S VALUEZ URBAN
 IS OPTIMISTIC

VALDEZ, Iull a.-Nhal ,s W@a.- mously conceded 70 la.c n.ca the greatest demonstration .aeH in sa.5 section of AIasha toy> n.a"r her, on Wodncs1ag night "a,H, if -a-1t hall. George F. Ha.a&l# g.ar.-... four LurJ"o, ciIlorS H II, I#aa estest or nvlcga'o N.r.ar.,.... candidacy for ry-aiec...t. 'Ir. | a Boyle presided. @oa..i. .uaa Sha, krIford. ilo-,ot Horror aH# Governor Clark and as-,rr,a ru.. wer" corporation Jca.s aaI lv... is.. supported hy tine lu-2.nh..m, a.d the cannrrl operators. JUa-p Morford of Seward also addressed the meeting eulo1iHr4 Wt.~rr9Hg. It is now unanimously .5a.oled that the withdrawal ol Gilmore #Gs he 10 the welfare of rh, terrHor.. Monstrous petitions are nos bp.la si2ned Wgiaa him ,o do sp. Thy Third division is .,l oraaajz,d and Wickcrshan will sarap t os o,,s Jnn plurality.
 1.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-07-08

larger than he expected and the further fact that the repairing and fixing of his quarters took longer than it was thought it would.
 Nr Henneman is here to stay because Fairbanks looks good to him. In the short space of week he has built up a patronage bigger than his hopes and he is out now to increase this. If excellent ser vice of the best the market affords can effect this there is no doubt he will succeed-for he has started right
 The Third Avenue Cafe is serv- ing regular dinners from 12 to ? and special dinners from D. m. to midnight. Short orders are served at all hours of the day and night. At all times, under the direct SUI pervision of Mr. Henneman himself,
The Alaska citizen., 1912-07-08

tation as caterer in the North. the choicest and finest soft drinks can be had, made especially to or ders, and there is always on hand a stock of the incest pastry and bakery goods.
 For special occasions. such as wedding breakfasts, suppers. etc, or small banquets, arrangements can be made for special service, and it is probable the Third Avenue Cafe will soon earn reputation for such events, as the place is cOZy and quiet at all times,
The Alaska citizen., 1912-07-08
BIGGER BUSINESS
 THAN EXPECTED

Among those business men in
 town who report themselves as well
 satisfied with the Fourth of July business is R. F. Henneman. who week ago opened the Third Av- cnue Cafe His satisfaction is qual- flied. however. for he wishes to ex- press his regrets to the public for the inadequacy of service he. per force. had to offer his patrons. This was occasioned because the business he had to handle was much
The Alaska citizen., 1912-07-08
REASON FOR HASTE.

II understand that T. A. Edison says that concrete shoes will be all the rage soon."
 Gee! I guess I'll speak to your father right away"
The Alaska citizen., 1912-07-08

HNr3H ore ,ri} | Nh,l, .a'sH- with 3itdir hush VI the so.thNrsi,rr part of the nity to- al.ht. Charles Eirlra,ri"k, a young m.u 2ssorialcd with lis brother fl thc grocery hu. .iuoSs MS probably fatally shot by an Guknown "ssa | ant
 The shooting was cone from be hind and il is ioU"h, that jea.CnsI ogcr Kirkpatrick s at;rnt'ons to the woman was th" cause. No arr 'sts have been made al Il ate hour
The Alaska citizen., 1912-07-08

aE5iiNGIIAI W:.sh. July c. Att.ilo Gardens. | Chl'"an. who con .--@--! te Ha%iuG srt fire lo !" bUlld iu-s in Souri re.!nLEam turing the last year. was scnt,hred today
 q 'r'u O. f.Cm tie tD 1rrlE Arars lu tho >t.t" penitrn- riarE. Garden, eAcuset Ei; a.,S by sttjne Womar Nlo owned on 'f fhc buildings h. atlrm.t"c tC ru-n had borrowed go from hIri :t.l re- fused to return it. \ lulacy com mission found he mann sane.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-07-08
zaxn T pon Washington D C., June
 Fairbanks
 Candidate till last August thirteenth coming home wher bill passes IAMFS WICK
Hemp 7: Rap,

From platform adopted by convention which nominated James Wckersham for Delegate, held at Valdez, May 20:
 We believe that this question of whether all the people or onl y fortunate few are to control in the affairs of our country Is the national question of pre- eminent importance, and further that the same question as it applies to our particular affairs IS of even more importance to Alaska. We consider that in this sing gle sweeping question are involved all the various issues now moving for settlement in Alaska
The Alaska citizen., 1912-07-08
Washington D! C., June 28th, 1912

ANAE A1\AlN V1xAAA 1OIlN- \UlC AME,S WlCKERSHAM
 Q1on Henry D. Flood of Virginia chairman Committee on the Territories on the floor of Congress Apn! 24, l9i2)
 As matter of fact the delegate from Alaska (Mr. Wickershan) is the patron of the bill. And ] want to say here that Alaska has been very fortunate in the last two Congresses in having a representative of such high character and splendid ability as Judge Wickersham (AppIause.) He has done an immense amount of work on this bill and Is the patron of it. ---iC>n gressionai Record, April 24th
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-14

wisdom and in Justice. BY that rule
we are ready to he judged.
"The Republicans seem to be ut
tcrly demorulized and split to pieces
1t looks as though nothing short of
miracle will reunite them. 1t is
not, however, the part of wisdom for
us to rely for success upon their dis
sensions, for they may accidentally
get together
THAT their quarrels, unless COM
posed, will help MS there can be no
doubt, but our chief reliance for sue
cess is Ia give tn the people such a
record for honest, intelligent, cour-
agrous, constructive, progressive
craftsmanship AS to convince the
country beyond the shadow of IA
doubt that we are worthy of the con.
tiuucd and enlarged confidence of
the public.
"TO do this we must lead in the
enactment of all remedial legisla-
ton. That is our duty to our coun-
try and our kind.
"That is the straightest, plainest
shortest and easiest road to com
plete success. Pursuing that line Ot
conduct, victory will perch upon our
banners whether the Republicans
patch up their differences or not.
1--WE hold our own fortunes absO-
lutely in our own hands. Let us
not lose our golden opportunity
through over-confidence or upon i'll.
advised reliance upon the quarrels
and factional fights among our op.
pOnents."
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-14
MISSIONARY EXPOSITION

We know that some of our read
crs will hc Interested IN tn" -Toat
ntcrdcnominationa Missionary En-
position now in progress in tucin-
att. 1t opened on the 9Th inst. and
will continu" up TO April 9Th. II Is
an object lesson, or miniature
representation of various countries
and Municipalities where foreign
missionary work is being carried on
the scenes MAIDS So realistic that
one may easily imagine, as he pass
es from one department To another,
that he has been bodily transported
from one strange and distant coun-
try and people to another. One of
the great halls of the Music Hall
group of buildings will be devoted
to home or Americas missions and
another tn the work in foreign coun-
tries, all represented by realistic
scenes of the various countries and
peoples. 1t is fine educational OBJ
ject lesson, and cannot fail to awak.
en- and inspire all interested In the
great work of ChristianiZing the
whole world.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-14
GARD FROM HON. WI. HENsLEY

WASHINGrON, y. G., March 5.
To the Public: | desire TO state
that ! hav" made distribution Of
vegetable seeds covering your en-
tire county from list secured from
my friends there. have not omit
ted a single individual whose name
appears thereon. II is more than
likely, however, that my list does
not include all the persons Of the
county. At any rate, the list is as
nearly complete as ] was able to OBJ
tain, and il anyone has been missed,
as no doubt some have, ! assure
you it was unintentional With
this in mind have retained linn
tied amount of such seeds and shall
take pleasure in filling individual
requests from persons who have not
already been supplied until supply
, IL exhausted. tOther papers in the
county will kindly copy for tn" in
formation of their readers.
W. l.. HENSLEI,
Room NJ, House ONCE Bldg.,
Washington, u, &.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-14

Mr.. ". + Houchiu Of Jefferson
city was n Pennington visitor last
Friday and incidentally put it, a
word among some Of our people for
his brother, Mr.. James \. Houchin,
who is candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor.
Mr.. Houchiu, who has never before
been in the field for political prefer
ment, is n man of remarkable parts
and one of the most successful bus
mess men of the State. He Is in
the prime of life, being about A.
years of age, and Is at the head Of IA
number of manufacturing industries
for the manufacture of working
mems clothes, such as overalls, etc,
and is also engaged in farming and
stockraising on II large scale. He
is well known among stockmen all
over the State, and his live stock is
feature of our State and other
fairs, while in his business rela-
tons he is known far aud wide.
Though never Il candidate before,
he has been an active party worker
and contributor to Democratic cam
paign funds. He is making his can
vass as a practical business man as
well as q Democrat.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-14
Uncle Ezra Says

at don't take more'n n gill Nv eff.
fort to git folks into peck of trou-
bic" and little neglect OF constipa-
ton, biliousness, indigestion or 9th
er liver arrangement will do the
same, II ailing, take DR.. Kings
New Life Pills for quick results
Easy, safe, sure, and only - cents
at.E. NJ Laakman's.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-14

Do you know that of all the minor
ailments colds are by far the most
dangerous? II is not the cold itself
that you need to fear, but the seri'
Gus diseases that ii often leads to,
Most of these are known as germ
diseases. Pneumonia and consump-
ton are among them. Why not
take Chamberlain Cough Remedy
and cure your cold while you can?
For sale by city Drug Store.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-14

Senator Works of California
made speech in the Senate last
Tuesday advocating a single term
of six years for President, aud de-
clared that such constitutional
change would spare the American
people the humilating spectacle
of President travelling up aud
down the country, guarded by an
army officer aud private detectives,
making political speeches aud urg-
lug his own reelection. " The
suggestion, while not original, is a
good one, and the amendment
should make it clear that it meant
no alternate term Us well as no
consecutive.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-14

Judge A. " kiuz"r has fully de-
Cided to make tn" race for the
Democratic nomination for County
Assessor. aud 50 announces his
candidacy. He is filling his second
term as Associate Justice ui the
County Court from the Second dis
trict, and two years ago was one of
the three Democrats elected on the
county ticket, which shows how he
stands with the voters. He has
served the people on the county
bench with good judgment, honest
purpose and conscientious regard
for what Is right and proper. He
would now like to serve them as as.
SCISSOR, and would bring to that re-
sponsible office the same high sense
Of duty that has marked his record
on the county bench. Judge kinzer
is man of sterling character, ap'
proachahlc and courteous, and his
service ON the bench has made hin
familiar with property values, 50
that h" is well equipped to make 1
fair and equitable assessment. Hi'
vote Of two years ago and success
ful election show that he woulC
make strong candidate on th'
Democratic ticket. II" appreciated
the favors hrrctofor" accorded him
and respectfully solicitS tn" supper
Of all Democrats.