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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
MISSOURI HIGHWAY HOLSTERS
ORGANIZE N ASSOCIATION

Jefferson Guy, Mo. Nov iS.---Thc
Missouri Highway association. en-
braClng In ita membership good roads
enthusiasts from every section of the
state. was organized here last week
and more than $1,000 was paid into
IT. treasury To dofr"y the preliminary
expenses of the propaganda Tor good
roads legislation this winter.
Roy j.. liriituu uf H, Louis was
elected president. Judg" Il, \. KinE
Of Hardin. Ray county. Nioo pres,-
dent. Jerome T. GriEgS ~ Joplin,
secretary, ana Auditor John T.. COR
don, treasurer. The officers ana the
following constitute the executive
committee. JudR" Hugh Gilbert Of
Kansas Cily W. - Darby OF Cam
crun. and Huddc NJ. Robinson OF Jor.
lin. \ Legislative committee. the
duty Of which viii he TO draft the
bills ANA constitutional amendments
To- be submitted to the legislature,
was appointed.
To Enlist Many Agencies.
The constitution and by-laws pro-
vide for the election Of board Of
directors composed OF twenty per
sona. These were not elected. II
being Girst necessary Ia get Ia COM
municatinn with some Of the men
tentatively selected, Headquarters Of
the association will be- maintained In
Jefferson city and annual meetings
arc provided FOR on the second Mon
day In December ~ each year.
This organization In the most com
prchcnslyc In its scope which has
ever tackled the proposition of ma
Cndamlzing the muddy roads Of Mis-
souri,. Back of II are a large number
Ut men with money, the members OF
the automobile associations OF the
state. the state highway engineer. the
industrial departments of tho rail-
roads ana "a number of corporations.
IL proposes 20 enlist the aid Of the
women. the school teachers. the
preachers, and their congregations,
The newspapers aud magazines, the
members OF congress. state OffieeTs.
members OF the Legislature and pa
tTIOtie associations.
Probably Beventy.five men. repre-
/ sentlnE every quarter OF Missouri
TURNED out for the convention, Cunr
Gressmah w. p. BOriand OF Kansas
| city acted az chairman. Jerome II,
0rlgEs Of Joplin served as secretary,
| InaspeSlencea Labor Costs state SI3..
900 800 Annually.
The legislative committee IL likely
10 report two yneAAureA---(D a CON
ntitUttonel amendment providing 9th
eP Tor The Issuance OF bonds for per-
Tnanong road construction or for levy
ing IN annual tax for the benOfit OF
the roadeir (sl a measure creating d
atata shlwhtyny anVSat,nlasla, ,,tanaa
{ dulgt win be 10 generally nupsryi1e
!. fha osRelFastl0R Of permanent roads
"a 1lesouri and the expenditure n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
State Assumes Lead in Road
Betterment Work in South
west; Missouri Highway
Association Formed at Big
Meeting in Jefferson City,
What New Mexico's Neigh
bors Are Doing.

Chocotah. Okla, Nov. S.-Okla-
ho'na. lender In many 81 the RETURN
movements ~ the day, as well 49, an
advance guard for great undertakings
for convenience and betterment Of
/ tHc people IN general, " Just now
| claiming It position among the en-
'uusIaa'Ir ones IN the good roads
uu. rurn' ~ the land. with the
Oklahoma highways department, at
! 'n" mead ~ which In col. sidney
( -uppa. the state Of oklahoma is NOV
| us forward ~ rapidly ana effectively.
! p'ihapr. in the good rDnds work AZ
1 any 81 M" states ~ the great south
Hoft People at least are Hwaking 10
The vital imp0rtnnr" 81 the work be-
Inv promoted ana urged by the state
hshVays department
IN" west side uf the state has made
more progress In ROAD building than
has the east side. II is only VI recent
cars that the east side has taken
especial interest in this statewide
movement. The FIRST attempt AZ good
roads building on the cast side under
the direction Of ~" oklahoma high-
Wu5s commission was that Of u milo
ana hair Of road leading west from
the end ~ Gentry avenue out Of che
rniuh
The oklahoma highways commits.
sion has planned In All about 1900
miles at ROAD leading through tho
state ~ such II way M TO benefit all
sections 90 this amount about one
| hall has hoon definitely located. the
iIn,- crossing the state from north
| to s"Iih and from east To west one
T"ui" on IA" cast side, TINT passing
through Ninita, MuskUgep, ChrrDtnh
ana AiuNu has had Considerable work
pul out upon II through local organ.
| izatluuH n In the plan, however. Of
tn" highways commission to soruro
large sums IN aid OF this general
movement from the state and federal
governments.
IN" oiiiz"ns Of the west side al the
state have had considerable 10 en-
courage them In the work Of road
building, especially along tho route
Of the proposed great NATIONAL high
way from winnipeg 10 the Gulf.
knbWn Hs The Meridian road. This
great highway IN mnpp"d 10 run
through oklahoma hy two divrrginE
routes, on" by way at tho old chg
holm tran. branching OF from the
Meridian road "a. Wellington. Kan.
aud passing through Enid. KingfishoT.
III Reno, ChickHshn. Duncan and
Waurlkn. aud switching into IN" main
! lin" nt Fort Worth. Tex The other,
| IN" Meridian road proper runs
through Perry Guthrie. Norman.
Oklqhomg. litS, .Pnuls valley and
! ATdmOT". On to Fort worth
Along the Chisholm trail rout"
much Of the road has been built ~
foundation made for the great h. gh-
way. Several ~ the cities ana ruun-
ties through which this highway runs
have put out work through volunteer
labor, much Of the road In Grant.
Garfield, HlngfShcr, Canadian and
Grady having been graded through
voluntary turning out OF tho farmers
nnd giving their work. the cOuut'ru
putting Ia the bridges uud CulvcT.s.
preceding or az IN" work progressed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

"why Il there no great American
araUaaliat9" asked the art peaaimlst,
'gSoeauae.~ replied the Sardonic
manaseF. when an Amsrloan Ia cap
licai plot and dressing u up IN 5000
speeches No doesn't bother about the
lheaieF, 40 goeg Into pelllles.--'
Boston GLOBE, WV z
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

The boys appetite is often the
source CT amaZcmcEs. II you would
have such an appetite take Chamber
lnin's Tablets. They not only create
a healthy appetite, but strengthen tho
stomach ana enable Il TO do It's work
naturally. For sale by all druggists.
ADV
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
AIlNIoUILI LEASE
HUGE ELEVATOR

HUGE ELEVATOR
Kansas city, Mo. Nov. ls.--Ths
santa Fo elevator In Kansas city,
kas., has been leased by tho Armour
Interests and VIII be opened Novem-
Der II as tho Nicola elevator under
the management OF w. Il. Lincoln ana
j. a. Theis. II will be handled as n
subsldinry interest of the Armour
Grain company. The capacity Of tho
elevator Is 1000, 900 bushels.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

First Deaf Mute--He wasn't so very
angry. was her
Second Deaf Mute--He was 80 Wild
that the words no used almost blister
cd his ilnRers ~ iSssburg Leader.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

In your husband cFoss7 An irrita-
Bile fault findine disposition e often
due TO a aieogaeteo st0mecn.
man with gooQ digestion ~ neary
nlways g000 noautee. 4 great many
have been bpgmanently cured OF
ntOmach trenblo by taking Cham.
bsrlain's 1ahltts Fog sale By all
dnRRRLAlA. NV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
SPORTS.
DAYS NEWS OF SPORT
HOT OFF THE WIRE.


Princeton, y. AN members Of
the Princeton football team who par
ticipnted ia saturdays gamea with
Yale came through the battle with
out any Injuries except Captain PEN
dlcton. whose left shoulder was dis
located.
Captain P"ndcltOn In an interview
defended "TubDy" Waller, the Prince
ton hulfback. who was disqualified
1or pllegcd rough playing In tackling
Finn. the YuIe fullback.
Cnm5ridg" Mass. ---HarV ards var
sity football team rested s"nday. The
players cam" through the game with
Dartmouth without injury and are in
good condition to start the week Of
hard practice they will he given prior
to the annual game with Yale Satur-
day
Practice tomorrow will be light.
but In IN, 'Wu succeeding days the
coaChes plan TO- put the men through
q rigorous raining, finishing on with
lighter wor. immediately preceding
tho game.
Harvard Dne,p against Yale II
expected Co., bc the same az that
which started against Dartmouth.
chicago ne University of Wis
COusin fou'Mul team is champion Of
the big u.r'' this year. Saturday y
game was %, browning achievement
~ an unbruIcn list Of triuInphs for
the Cardinal uplors this fall and All
middle west football critics unite Ia
declaring that the wisconsin team
has deserved its honOrs by superior
iy In ever department Of the game
Leading coaches say the new FOOT
bHil' has mover received more corr
yinriug demonstrations than have
been given uy tn" Wisconsin eleven.
which has shown the ability to devise
tartius and execute formations culru-
lated to aso the utmost advantage
of IA" open game.
81 Louis Tony Janus In his
hyru .icrOpluu". made the thirty-siX
miles from 81 Charles t. 81 Louis
sunday IN two easy Jumps He now
has covered ~ miles uf the distance
from Omaha to New Orleans and his
actual hyiuE time has been fourteen
hours.
inc uNluluf lrtl st charles al
"'clprk In m" morning ana flew the
fourteen miles 10 Alton, NJ, In rftron
minutes At $40 o'clock IN tn" att
"rnu"n hr departed from Alton and
In twenty minutes lmd made the
twenty .twU miles to -. Louis Jam
nus VIII remain IN 81 Louis until
Thursday when a." viii resume his
journey ~ IA" Gulf uf Mexico,
New Haven, conn Tn" Ynlc foot.
ball team spent sunday quietly at the
Gr""nwich, Conn. Country club and
viii return here today for light pruc-
tic" for the Harvard gam" next Sat
urdny The men emerged from the
Princeton game IN good physical con
dltiun.
Th" same team that faced Prince
ton prnhnbly win start the Harvard
game, with the exception 81 Wheeler
at quarterback. Lotus who played
tn" last part Of the Princeton game.
did we'll ana Their" IL "A possibility that
h" may hc first choice
=H=
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
ROswEIG.-vAUGHN AUTO LINE.
1o,...A.. n a NS.hN

("Auko WaIlo until lOi00 .. N. Tor
ARRIVAL OF u. p. q 8. w. train no. ~
Fare 0RS way. SO. ROuhd "Trip, SIS.
ice Iba. beBgage carried freei excess
baggage. SAFE per 100 iba Ba0gnGe
up 20 1900 tbs. carried,
Connections mono at Vaughn with
all n. p. q q. w. and Santa We trains.
Roswell ADto On, RooWell, OvgnosB
esaFIlngsnn Bros vanalsk. a,Esala
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

An eoods reduced and priced tha
eama % an clATke's curIO store y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

Not only pure wool but the finest grade
of 1t goes into the cloths from which our
ALL WOOL garments are made.
This Is why We can show unusual
shades and VeaVes In our suits and over
coats. 100 SUITS At SIS SPECIAL.
And then the way our clothing Is made
Is different. They are not sawed out and
SIung together by carpenters of clothes,
but hand SclSsOred and hand made by the
best talIOrs Working under wholesome,
sanitary conditions.
Our prices are no more than our up
grade clothing Is worth.
NJ. MANDELL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

medical advice Tree 70 al who "
at drug stores. INK
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
$50 Hunting In Hack.


bruOmcOrn seeding Outiit cam,
In Tuesday and thrcshcd and balcc
for W. II, Eshclman and Frank Ma
gee. They have an automatic iccdcl
and II did good work.
The grading crew arrived Thurs
day evening ana the l5OO-foot sidinl
AZ lIaycncr viii soon be- "A reality
George DUugherty ls delivering head
ed mdiz" AZ ST. VraIn Ia Mr.. Shiplcy
lie reports tinc crop.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-08
81 / L. c /.

Der INTERNATIONAL Club bieif
Oonneritag abeno cine 8eriamm-
hing db uno ertpdbIte elm i1eues Or
reftoriurn.
Donnerltog nuroe uniere
sf~eueriuebr orei Mal alarmiert. Dos
cine MaI ipur6e fie mad Dem @unter
gffice.@ ebGuoe an Der 9ouiton
5troBe gernfen, oas 5peite Mol
nam Der N1derei bon Wm. 8. Hih-
ter On Der Giio-2areoo Gtrabe uno
las brittle Wlol mad Der Meltuura-
ton an Der Gde Der Norfb u1b Der
eli b.JIores Strnbe. Sn alien bret
d1aea nlroe oos 6euer idnen ge-
i6{dt ui1o Der 9hooen mar rnr &C.
ring.
Srcunoe oes 5prehers Glarf
molten bier oemn6dit einert Gam.
pnane-alub o~rganiiieren, bic FIR
bic Observation-Disclosures Gldrfs
tintreten 5on.
o.. O. HuIsforo, bisber IN
eagle BaB, lit Der Better oes bieii-
aer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES geroor-
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-08
LokaIes.
Observation-Disclosures

Ger Staotrot bielt geitern nod
nittag elite Situng ab, lit Der al.
Il Moermet,, nit Iusnabme bon
aIoerman Stepes. arfpeIeno marefl.
Dic pidtigIte 9lngelegenbeit nor
oie grleoignng Der 5teuer-Sroi
,ial,s, sic in Der Iebtelt Sislutg slts
riifgelegt NOR. Die 9roiltan5 iet,
te hefanntIid) Die 5tenerrote anf
$1.1O felt, aud loGte tic Die ltoo1i-
ide .9on Gar~ ubidafien, bod
ertldrte Gtabtontpalt Mpofl, eS lei
oies, nad) benz Gbartcr nid)t sului
lig uno bic uBol 8ag"-8eitint-
mung muroe oaber Der Sroinon5
lpieoer eingefiigt. Die Droinaa5
luuroe batta nidt algcltomnelt.
5ieben Gtimmell puroen alleroinas
fir tie abgegeben, aber Die pier
ScnIurgenten 2ipscomb. llbr, SIM
dam ullo Yopnton itininlten Jer
gen lie nlto fir cine iolhe Sroi~
nan miiflcn 3fpei Drittel Der Stim-
men abgegeben meroen, lpentr lie
angenommel1 lein ioa. 90 nflter
ioIden umit0nben Die ate Gteilers
rate beiteben bleibt, 10 miro Die
Mate aud bips Sabr nur LOG fein.
Man miro aud idon oomit aus
fonlulen.
0roinan3ell, ourh ipelhe Die
3inIen fir ale uSSmpropemert 81
ftrictg", NIT Musnabnte beg led
item a~ngepieien mer6en, ipurocn
einifimmig aneenomlnen. Nu9 Elm
gntroq MIoermm Mauermam's
$57 1000 BON benz Bad Cor -6onos
nod Dem u@eneral" 5onos 81
ii~bertragen lDuroe augenommell.
Geggleihen cine Sroinana, bic
$11,218.62 our We5ablang faMf-
m1nniiher Mednungen fir ben
Gebruar befuiaiet. Gin Mrgebot boll
81. 81. Drontb, Der 5taot ein Stiid
2ano fir $3.50 gu perfaufen, oas
aIs aieserllbe benust Deroen fam,
tpuroe benz 6inan8fomite iiberuies
len. Cine Sroinar3, Die 5000
fir 9oliaei- iaro Geuerluebr-llnl-
{crsnen beipiGiet, nuroe einitims
mig onaer1ommel1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-08
Wrnnoeiaentums . llebcrtragaasen

S. q. M6aln uub Brau an g.
sGmelber, 26O.4s ader aano; $e1es.
8. SdmeIeer M S. q. Moain,
260.48 Mder 2anb; $9768.
alamo Scights Company an William
Geeser IT., @ruuoitid in alamo
$. 81. 5seiu nnb Srau an q. 81.
Spilman, grunbltiif in 2allrel
8eig1ts, $500,
$. 81. Mooo, Eruitee, an Siabers
DeutinzS arratt Company, @runoitiid
an Der Nurleiou Ctr; $500.
@iaiam 5eeger ir. unb Sran an Us
g. 8ruff, grunoitiid in alamo 9eigbts,
$500.
alanno 5eisbts Company M Bm.
Seeser IT,, @ruuofhid IN Maiao
Wiuinm 9obroipolsft an Qnlra u!o
1otpnro Sing, @ranb1tiid i'm nellen
gitDSWIod 1923; $3.50.
Caroline Srid Ii. q. oil 6ebdltidlln
Gammarco, Wrunbltiid i'm uelten gitbs
8lof 1926; $3.50.
6. s. 8enb Ii. q. burd Sheriff. nu
Mag 8aes, @rnnoitiid in Gan Ye0ro
9eigbts, $1,000.
S. M. McgasIin II. an. Dnrd Sheriff.
an Mteber Sriebmnn, @rlnbftiid im
nellen gitps9lod 1876; $1,000.
9aiib 81. @ooomnu II. ", burh OBJ
riff, an 90. SO. Ganger. 0rlmofiid I'M
neueu gitbsBIo6 1896; $500.
q. S. BIe1e uub s.. @ gIiett al,
Mrs. 90. 6. 5bap, 0runoitiid i'll @eit
Qnurel 9eigbts; $110.
$. Il. Mbobius unb @. @. Mc9ll@
litter an Mlfre0 g. Sobn, @runD5iif
an BET 8orrera Ctr, 1920;
u. 8. jacquard III Nng. 9in0eunam,,
@runoitiid in ber Mcaoemb Sin a6bi<
ton, $500.
81. $. jacquard All 50. 81. Sohnte.
gruiibitiid in ber Neaber1p Sill Ioois
tion, $3.50.
sSnnes Gnoerfon an George u.
Meber, @rliuoitid IN 2aiireI 5ei9bts,
$1,000.
S. s. 56afer an Otto Braunbol5,
@rllnbftiid in Der California @aroerts
M6bition; $500.
8. 8. Manton, Eruitee, an Srau
Se6tpig Gdtpnn, @runbftiid In ben grS
teiian @arbens; $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-08

taudt, Die nieberen Strauder
5lmteil %entblattert, auf ben 8ln-
menbeeten bliibteu MIR nod Die
Niiern, uno Der @drtner banjo &C.
raoe Die Stolen nieoer. 9as 3elt
neben Der 8eranoa> unter Dem
Maeoa 10 germ geieiien, mar idon
abgebro6en. Mar froitelte. 9as
fam mol oober, ooB er ioeben erit
ben ionmigeu Siioen p%erlailen bate.
Ils Der Romlner5ienrat enolid
Die 3eitung 5niamnuengefaltet bat
te, blidte er idlpeteeno einiee sci.
nltten gu Dem Sobne 6iniiber. Nun
geiuom 6ob pieoer oas .5artlide
gaterber5 III ibm bic Sberbano; ar
empfano, mas 1T ieines aelteiten
Seele porging. l1nb 10 erbob allh
er iid uno trat oidt on lellen beron.
uDu 5ueifelit oob nidt, Mar,
DOB id nod beltent grmciien, nd6
reiflider l1eberleenng ulto, meia
sssunee, bereiB bas nidtl = anf
@rnno elmer mebr als fiinfaigjdh-
rign Braris gebaltoelt babe2 9e-
m1Bt ou bod and ibr Ne6t laiien,
Wlarl" nleirte er periobnlid.
0ior nor nerpos 5uiommengefah-
rell, a[s er beg 8atcrs @ano auf
Iciner Sbnlter fiblte. u@eipiB,
Bopal" enteegnete er. @ber in Ser
9eiabllng proete fih mieoer Die pai-
iipe Mblpebr 10 oeutlid uus, oaB
bes gaters periobnlibe Stimmun3
idnea perfIog. Gut oern, ipreder
mir nidt mebr oapon!" iagte er
mismltig.
(5ortietnilg ioIat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-08

Sberit SteeDer, Der Befebls-
haber Ser gunoestruppen m 81 30
10, bat cine Senolrng @nffen nno
Munition, oie fir big 8asqliitas
III ssuare3 beitimmt unren, 5uriif-
aebalien, oa lire Nef0roerllag lei
ner Meinung nod elm NeutralitdtS-
brud lein tDiiroe. Or eripartet
meitere Snitriftioncn bon walbing-
ton.
8nilden Dem 5taotrot por
@nn Marcos uno Der oortigen
Geipcr : @eieaifaft lit elm Grit
o~lfegebrofen uno bic 2estere mill
nm is. 5. so. ibren Wetrieb elm.
ftcnen. 8offentlih fonunt es nod
ali einef ginigltng.
Mnf bic Mitteilung, u. 81.
Wnrton's, oes Mubitelirs Der @c-
fdngnispertpoItung, bin, oaB bic LETT
tere ungef1br 100000 Shnloen
babe, bot @ouperneur goIquitt cine
geaolie Mufiteui1ng 0es finanSiellcn
1erbGItniiie Der WeriunItung pcrs
Inngt. Der Woubcrncur uubte al
Ieroings, bnB bic Gef1nenispcripol.
tllng in Ginan5noten ltede, glaubtc
aber niht, 6ab bic Sduloen 10
groB ieieu.
Sn fredericksburg lit man
iiber bns Morseben Der biefigel;
GdnocIsfummer be5iieIih beg Balm
bnus bon Maring nod Griebrids.
burg iebr erfreut. Mau lit bort b.
reit, irgero Elm reeues un0 ernit
aemeintes rnterncbmen oieier art
nat ar1itel 5u unterftiibcn.
Der Ghooeu ben oos Getter
III &ouiton angeridtet bat, 6elduif
{i6, pie iest feftgeItelIt lit, anf 49,.
225 ,974 uuo bic 9erfidcrung tet
tr1gt So, $50, SIC.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-08
Die ratielbafte 9rin5eiiin.

Der 9ofberi6t bon Wouaeo mel,
oct Ole iiberraiheuoe SotIoGe, bob
uMooemoileuc Gbarlptte De 8alet-
tinos~ III Wonaco %atgefolnmen mo
i'm fiirltliden 8alois ab9eitiegen fei.
llno in Sen 3eitlngen oes fleincl
J%iirltentums, oeilen Souperan,
Shirt gilbert I. bon Monaco, inter
ieinen pielen anoeren 3itclll audi
oen zines fran5oliiden uSer6ogs
bon 8alentinois" filbrt, miro Die 9e-
beimnisbone iunge 0alne iogar ldon
u8rin3eliin Charlotte bon MtonacoA
gerannt. No6 eiller 8rin5eiiln bic.
les Man1ens lpiiroe mon nun freilid
ben @otbaiiden Soffalenoer pergcb+
lid ourhforf1en. 9inter Der flei-
men Notia perbirat jid ein belpcgtes
Samiliel1oralna o6er Dielmebr, lpie
e Ideint bas sliidlihe gnoe oieles
Dramas. Shirt 4lbert NOR. ipie
nla11 meiB, 5ipeirual perbeiratet mo
lit 5tpeimal gei6ieoen. Seine erlts
W%erloblin, 2obD MarD Douglas-Sas
milton, cine gohter oeS Ser5p0S
Don &omiIton nt1o Der Brin3eliin
Marie bon Baden, perlieB i'm nod
fl,r3er CHE, Ser ein gobn, Der aegea.
nartig ~41idbrige grbprin5 2ouis
BON Monaco, entlproiien lit; oie
Seirat puroe fir ungiItig erfldrt.
uao 2aoD Marp lit ieit 1880 Die @e.
mablin oes 6iiriten gaiit(o Spiie'
tics bon goll1a. 90 Sabre nad lei.
ner erften 0ermablllng, llarnlih i'll
Sabre 1889, idloB Shirt hilbert cine
5meite Gle nit Der beripittueten
| Sersoain Mlice BON Mihelien, aebo.
rene Seine, elmer @roBnidte oes
| Didters oes uBl1hes Der 2ieoer@
gber au6 oieie Gle, Die finoersos
tlieb, batte feline Daller, lonoerll
muroe 1902 aeridtlid 9ctrennt.
| 3lpii6en benz grbpri1lsen 2onis mo
feineln 8ater beltarlo, iuie Ginae,
peibte uiIien mo1en, nienals err
lebr inniges gerbaltnis. Ser Orb
pril1s bate iein Sera an EN- Jlt1ges
Yoriier Mdohen einfaber 9erfllnti
| perIdenft. 0b er es 8u iei1er red)t.
maBigen Srau gelnodt bat ootr
nidt, - boriiber fino Die Weinut-
aen aeteilt. Ser .@otbo" per5eid-
net ben Grbprin8en ofs SaneeeIrl.
len. Mber iebenfaus muroe er Bater
zines fleinen M6odens, Oas ben No-
men Charlotte erbielt nto Inn Del
fen 3ufunft spifden 8ater, Muttes
un6 @roBboter elm 5trcit entbrolnl-
te, melher Der 0effentlidfeit MIDI
~perboraen blieb. Sest bat alio
GiirTt gilbert I. feline gnfelin iuenig-
items .moraonotiih~ onerfaant nflo
Dor aler MeIt in ieinem Balaite.
benz es ioIange an iueib(iher Mnf1lit
febItp, BEL fid aufgenomrncn. lllo
10 enoet oieier 5amilienromon, mic
jeoer rehtihoffene 6amilienromaM,
nit einem frieoIiheu uno ansglei~
61eltoen MbihluiIe.
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Bonn 8mdlertiid.

Cine neue oentidle Neplle lit nns
ioeben 3ueegangen. Sic nennt lid
nDeutfdes 90 aga5in1 uno
miro bon Der @inona Gublilbing
Company in @inona, Winnelota,
lerousgegeben. Der Gebafteur lit
Selir Shmiot. gorlaufig eri6eint
lie mir oIe gierteliabr, Der 8erleger
bofft aber, lie bolo monatlib beraus-
9eben gu fonrten. Die porliegenbc
erite Drummer repraieatirt iid als
ein 1iibid oilsgeitottetes Set, oelien
Snbalt aus Observation-Disclosures be-
Itebt sic ourdmeg intereilant iino.
Groffnet miro es ourh eine uWelts
Hnnoidan", Die ebenfalls gut &c.
ldriebenL nur ettpas gu lang 1T. Be-
Ionoers l~eiensnert lit Der 4rtlfel
Bitten oeutld amerifanii1er
Gidtung~, IN Dem uus 5ipeI, in gro
beren areiien nod nidt befonnte
oeutld : amerifoni1be 0idter, 2uo-
tuia Mippe mo Bertha aorb5aim<
merle, borgeitellt meroen; Den NIT
geteilten Broben nod gu nrteilen
linb belize auBerft begabt. uDeiit-
ldes Maga5in1 foitet oas gan5e
ssabr rl1r Is Gents.
Das bonn @erlag Der Sc
iii ii d ter 3eitungN
in &amburg @isconlin, be~ralsgese=
bene ,Sabrbub" fir 1912 1T
ioeben eridienen uno pieimmer Elm
Invertebrates giihlein bas alien
oeutfden. @efliigel5iidtern bes 2on-
aos hod, rninfnt1rnon {pirf mirA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-08
reune STIR" ais MeSiain.

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SreunS, On barfIt b'rnm nidit nersageu'
Weil jett etiuns fh,uad hetn Sinh!
Gomm', laf Dir elm Wittel iagen,
9as iplb' 2eiben beilt geffwinb.
Sieb, tuie ftamb tn eriter 8iiite,
Infer einsiges S5dterlcin;
War iie Sart, bod, .itintncrmiioe,
Nedt bea Samics SnnnenidetM.
Mpiig, maren tire @anBen;
2ciht nno fr5blih ftets i9r Stnn;
9pd auf einmal, ia1 nit gangen,
Sd ben Srobfinu ihiuin6et bin.
Miattcr mnrben lire Angen;
tltb Der Wangen s8apt erblih;
Ga, mas iplt inait ba ~gebraHden?
Sp befragt idj ernflid mid.
aann etn Irst tic iuul tnriereu?
9afte i'd, --@God ba fatt's MIR:
Netn, id] beute ,uir prpbicrc,,
Grit einmal hns Gone Star 8ter.
limb bes ebteu SranfeS 2rafte,
St1rfenb balb tbr gluf burdste9en;
Die erfriihten rutcn Safte,
Gieieu batb iie men erblii9cm.
Gun, meiu Srenno, jest fell befliifen,
Dime S1sern Beh' BON bier
Gap 9ein gbdterlctn nidt mi1em
Sanger me6r bas apnc Star gter.