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The Washington times., 1912-04-19
Csc. hand
ke.rchiefs
for 18c

Nice looking
H a n d kerchiefs,
these.
Made of linen
or S h a mrock
lawn with EN-
broidered designs
woven around
the edge or in
corners, finished
with hemstitched
he m S. Very
dainty yer y
durable. A spe-
cial value at i&.
Handkerchief store
Street Floor
The Washington times., 1912-04-19
Homes of FuIfillment

(Which directly ths Including all Interest
INsPECT-Take
Get on Fourteenth and Spring Road rEht At
homes-only few minutes ride from center Of city.
The Washington times., 1912-04-19
Return Satur-

S1.a5 To Baltimore and Return Satur-
days and Sundays via Pennsylvania
Railroad Tickets good to return until 2
b. m. Monday. All regular trains except
the Congressional Limited"
The Washington times., 1912-04-19
Snowdrift at 2ec pound

A home made concoc. Son that is
extremely popular, We hope TO
have enough to last all dsy, but
those who "dote" on Snowdrlft
had better come early. In spite
OF the advance in price OF pscans
pecan meats, Saturday only ct
eec q lb.
KANN's KAPITAL KANDY, over
100 kinds of delicious bon bons
and chocolates. made fresh
daily, and the price, QEn
ID. ...... .'....s .ss......,...,....... oO&
ZWIEBACH, a molasses spun brit
tie candy, offered tomorrow OQo
AT, o. 10. .,.s................... 6oN
Candy Store, street floor.
The Washington times., 1912-04-19

s1.as Baltimore and Return, Baltimore
& Ohio, every Saturday and Sunday.
Good to return until 500 a. m: train
| Monday, All trains both ways, includ-
Ing the Royal Limited.-Advt.
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Popular fancies in
JEWELRY
Specially priced tomorrow

EARRINGS in all styles, chiefly
pendants and drops in sterling silver,
gold plated. or jet. Regular Acc and
CSC values, special, q QOO
EARRINGS in assorted styles, prin-
cipally sterling silver, set with white
stones. regularly CSC a pair, Coo
choice ...................."',. OVS
STERLING SILVER COLLAR PINS,
hand engraved, in assorted patterns,
square or pointed ends, regular CRo
ly soc, special at .................. GON
STERLING SILVER BAR PINS,
hand engraved, many to match the
collar pins at 25c, these CEo
also at .''''.'''.s'''..''''.'.'' SSN
SHIRT WAIST SET, for soft tailor
ed waists; consists of gold collar
supports and pair of cum links, Tx
regularly $L26, for........ tOC
Others in pearl, or set with OOo
colored stones, a set ............ OCC
IDEAL COLLAR SUPPORTS for
soft collars. In three different OEo
styles, choice Observation-Disclosures. SOS
PAY AS YOU ENTER COIN
PURSES. made of German silver with
long chain, with place for two AOo
coins and puff, for ...,........... fOC
Jewslry StoTe-StTSet Floor.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-27

Miriam Is he mo popular in said a
'oybe and charming end sonnyaupee tlat don
you received christmas couldn't
pounds fringe of her acquaintance She could
And it doesn't turn her head bt does it,?
Tess side to Miriam spoke another that's worth
But now and then See character wonder just
which a the Wind would blow often
the family expected Miriam decided she
something all aware got that position she mas
All her family and friends thought it a"in
of her stock went up higher han ever ,r
everybody Immediately Frustrated themselves before her
little work She ary writes one or TWO NIUE " rbaV
t the t chance to W. TX home with her at u-S
And Blanks is so Inherent Miriam altogether
nm not saying any way but am Just wondering
that is the way other ladies there blue the first
other flower laid on her desk 6ele.e sl
charming and thoghu Snd m @
The speaker paused fol 49,, ,
keerg anything of the kind before
Mirms mother finds her mex
rerenced hands rather looked as the martyr
Poor when she returns from her once
here is quite unqueoned does earh
thing there feels she must do all she can TO MAKE
doesn't think she selfish in accepting this she never 'n
"a don't know that she Is seIlsn robo -
But the thing am thnEns SOT@ out e ability to- rise above
take the really really weak course am Just
~ snotl ana fn andso the
wine might herself the true me srl Sne seems
cit danger hadn't admitted one OF the other wo
drift ana dGfsnt ] er 9rs strong currents
and how to handle she gets into deep waters
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-27
FIRST AlRsHIP DEPARTS
AS FREIGHT EOR CHINA.

SAN FRANCISCO, February IA
Yesterday there was shipped on the
steamship Persia, bound for Shanghai,
China, a large biplane. The aeroplane
came from the Wright Brothers fac
tory at Cleveland, o.
The machine weighs 1867 pounds,
the engine weighing 6G5 pounds, and
the outfit was packed IN parts in n.ne
large cases.
Broker St. John, agent for the
express company, which handled the
machine, says that this is the first
aeroplane shipped to China. The con-
signee is j. Chochman at Shanghai
He % believed to be acting for the
republicans.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-27

SOCIAL NEWS OF THE DAY.
Little Florence MeInotto made a
great hit in her work in "Pinafore'
last night
Y y -
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Francis Smith
have their mother Mrs, F. D. Smith,
as their house guest at 1886 Anapum
street
= y y
Mr.. and Mrs. Templeton Croker
and a party Of ten will visit Honolulu
in April
< = =
Mr.. and Mrs Carlsmith, who spent
the past week in Honolulu, left for
Hilo today in the Mauna Kea.
y - y
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Irwin and
Mrs, Iyers are planning to come to
Honolulu in the late spring
~ ~ y
Mrs. David j. Rumbough, wife or
Colonel Rumbough of the First Field
Artillery at Schoheld Barracks, is the
house guest of General and Mrs.
John Davis on Hastings street.
y ~ y
Mrs. Adams accompanied by her
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-27
DANCE At THE
M0ANA TONIGHT

The Moana Hotel will give one of
its popular dances tonight, to which
army, navy and local society peo-
pie are invited. A Hawaiian quin-
tet club will furnish music during the
dinner hour.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-27
OVER THE TEACCPS.
BY Meg Nsaley.
. Q Q Q Q Q Q oooo Q ooooo

- - - - - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~
Q CALLING DAYS FOR HOMO. {
. LULU.
g Mondays: Punahou, College
. Hills, Manoa, Makiki. {
. Tuesdays: Waikiki, Kapio- {
> lani Park, Kaimuki, Palolo.
9 Wednesdays: Nuuanu, Pun {
9 nui, Pacific Heights. First and {
o Third Wednesdays above Nuu- {
. anu Bridge. Second and Fourth {
Q Wednesdays below Bridge. {
9 Fourth Wednesday, Pacific {
. Heights. {
. Thursdays: The Plains. {
Q Fridays: Hotels and town. {
, Fourth Friday, Fort Shafter {
9 First Tuesday, Fort Ruger.
2 Saturdays: Kalihi. Thru and c
Q Fourth Saturdays, Kamehame- c
= la Schools. c
c @ G G G @ 6 G @ G @ @ 5000 g
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-27
THE THEATERS
The Second Of "Plnafore. -

The second production of the old
opera "Pinafore" was given last night
to an audience that crowded the Opera
House to it's capacity In many re-
spects the stage of regular theater
proved much better adapted to the
production than did the deck of the
old bark Mohican, upon which the
first performance was given last Tues
day evening. From an acoustics stand
point the change was incomparably
better, and the audience therefore en-
ioyed the pretty little production to
the full
1t would be difficult to imagine a
better production at the hands of
lmateurs than that of last night In
deed, many comments We're heard
comparing the results with various
professional companies, and entirely
favorable to the local performers.
After the first few minutes of nerv-
BUSINESS apparent when the curtain
went up on the first act, the merry
opera proceeded with a spirit ana
dash that made it most enjoyable to
all
Bijou Had Very Good Bill.
Last nights program at the Bijou
was very good from beginning to end,
each one of the acts presented being
the best in its class. Billy RAIDER, as
usual, scored in her selections. The
Doric Trio were recalled time and
time again, while the electrical effects
in the sketch from The Cradle to the
Grave" by Athon and Johnson, were
simply marvellous. The same pro-
gram will be repeated tonight and To-
morrow night and should fill the
Biiou nightly.
The Empire featured the Heyman
Sisters in conjunction with an elegant
picture service. The sisters, who are
improving as their stay increases,
were in very good voice last night
and were well received. The pictures
were all that could be desired.
Dante's Inferno at the Savoy
The moving picture Interpretation
of Dante's Inferno at the Savoy last
night was amazing as well as inter
esting and it lead the large audience
thinking. 1t is given in five Ions
reels of films and consists of nine
grand circles beginning with the un
baptized and winding up with the
traitors. It's a film that appeals t.
persons of all denominations. 1t will
be continued for the rest of the week
S -
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-27

An Amrican theater is being plan
ned for London to be used exclusively
for the production of successful Am
erican plays on American lines. For
merly they were rewritten for the
benefit of English audiences.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-27

son, Mr.. Gaylord, will visit Honolulu
in the near future. They will be the
guests of Mrs. Walter Dillingham;,
Mrs. Adams daughter.
- y y
The advent of a little son in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl whiting
ton brought delight to their relatives
and friends in Honolulu. Mrs. With
ington was Miss Constance EestaricN.
y ~ -
Mr.. William II. Smith was a depart
ing passenger in the Mauna Kea 20
day. Mrs. Smith will remain in Homo
lulu for another week as the guest or
Mr.. and Mrs. August Ahrens.
y - y
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Castle gave Il
loge party last night to listen to "Pin-
afore Their guests were Mrs. Sell
den Kingsbury and Lieutenant and
Mrs. Ross Kingsbury.
y y y
Mrs. Nathaniel Mcclure, wife Of
Major Mcclure of the Fifth Cavalry
at Schofeld Barracks, entertained
with dinner in honor of Miss Bon
ham and Miss Latimer of York, Pa.
Other guests were Lieutenant John
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-27

A number of prominent society PEG
pie from the other islands are leaving
the metropolis today for their homes
Mrs. Selden Kingsbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Case and daughter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lufkin leave in the Mauna Kea
for Maui. Mr.. and Mrs. eric Knud-
sen will depart for Kauai in the
Kinau. Miss Hardinge will accom-
pany Mr.. and Mrs, Knudsen for a
short visit to Kauai.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-12
Eans ~ ~perfamfen,

Mooern, etnfdlieFIid alien M5belr.
@robe 2ot NIT MIeb. Yreis $4,000:
$3.50 gaar, Heft $50 per Monat. ssns
t~ereiien ~einbegriffen.
MRS. Oracle c. RAMSEY,
22O @nnter : OebGm6e.
MlteS Sci. 1888. - Neues Sci. $40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-12
Bezahlt keine f1liete rnehr.

S4 babe 6 bibfde 2ots in Ser 2aureI
9eigbts Serroce, 2 8lods bon Der Srz
bin Siu : S~traBeubabn; einige nit
prd9tigen Shattenbdumeu. Ba1enb
fiir SoI6e, Die fi6 elm 9eim nidt fir
8aar faufen fonnen. @ir iinb bebiilfs
li6 beim 8nu eines Saules, unb beanii<
gen uns NIT fleinen MbSablungen an
9aus unb Got. Cine febr ieltene Siz
ferte, nie ~beionoers iol1en ansenebm
iein miro. Die einen mdBigen @eroiertft
baben un6 ii9 Dob elm @eim griinben
moften. Bon ftrebiameu 2euten berz
Iangen mir mir cine nomineue @bs
aahllng. 5agen min $500 biz
$25.00, aIlo fhlieBlib ni1t mebr,
ipie iie fir elm semietetes Salis
be5ablen. @ir beiorsen aud bas @aa
pital gum @auen fir 9olde, Die idon
einen gaupIae baben, feIbit tpenn bieier
nod ni6t gang abbe5ablt lit. 6. s..
@pbsfinfun, @igentiimer, 410 Sifs Oe=
bambe. altes gelepbom 1145. @o1-
uuusstelepbum $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-12

Ii6en 9ineen, boben bie Gegierung
ilbernommen uno nns bier cine bulo=
ooae 8eiIung gu erteilen 9er1tbt,
pel6e Ole neitreidenoen @eoonfen
gurer Moieitdt oortltt uno in Ser
Cure Maie1tat bulopoa perbeiBen,
bas @erf oes REINFORCEMENT &ai1ers
fort5ufiibren, lt1to Die Serfoliung
5t lpabren, IN nel6er Cure Woje1tat
Dos Golf ermobnen, IN @inmiitig=
felt nno 2opalitdt @erebtigfeit 81
pflegen, 10 oab Ser Hl1bm Der @bnerr
gurer Woieltdt gu etpigem @lan5e
gebra6t perbe. 9ies miro nabrlih
in Der go1t5en @elt nit Idtung ge=
bort uno bon @urer WoieItdt I'm
tertonen ba1lerno als &i6ti6nur ge-
nommen merben. 8ir u1ttertanen
Iino BON ben @orten gl1rer Moie=
itat, Die mir in gbrfurdt bernom=
men baben, tief geriibrt, uno i6po-
rem @urer Maieitdt, bon iebt an
nod mebr bon fritz bis ipGt uniere
&raft, 10 un5urei6eno mie ie lit,
5rr Soroerlne oes Sanoes ouf5upen<
BEN, UNI gurer Maieitat erbabene
abiidten gu permirfIiden. gurer
WfaieItat trage i'd, Der l1ntertan
&immotl6i, bies BON tiehter Chr
fl1rft erfiiGt NOR"
@eiterbin lit folgenoer fai1erli<
der @rlaB peroffentlidt poroen:
n@tr, Die mir nenig Sugeno be-
iiben, baden Sen Tbron beItiegen, I'M
fern 8orfabren 8eri6t er1tattet ullo
eigenbanoig oie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iibernommen. @emdB oen @ntpei=
iungen bes borangegangenen &aiiers
beginnt nod Dem 80. Snli bes As.
Sabres Meioi6i (slufgefldrte &egie=
rung) oas erite Sabr Saiibo (@roBe
@eredtigfeit). &i9tet eu6 bana9i"
Ser @eburtstag oes nelten Sat
i'll, mie ser Miniiter oes Meubern
BEN Madten mitgeteiIt bat, ser 81.
@uguit. Ser poitbume aeame oes
peritorbe1en &uiiers miro uMeioidi
Senno~ laltten, ieine @robitdtte, lpie
Die n@iabi" mitteilt, ser Momoia=
mo ooer uBfirii6berg" bel &ioto
iein, mo Elm neues Wanlolenm ge=
bout fperoen ion.
Die @iniargung oes &aiiers M,t-
iubito erfolgte in Ser Nodt oes 81.
Sl1li, nadoem Ser &aiier uno Die
&aiierin, Die fGiierliden grinaen uno
8rin5eliinnen, bie StaatsminiIter
uno anoere @irbentrager nod Ell
men lebten glif ouf Sen g~erefpigten
geuorfen batten. Ser Sorg wurbe
5pii6en 10 l1br Nadts nno 3 ltbr
Nahmittags BON 40 3itnmerleuten
bergeitellt uno lit aug Dem SolS oeS
9ebenshaumes gefertigt; orei Gl1Be-
re &ufteny bon oenen ein jeoer in
meiBe Seioe gebiiat til, umfhlieBen
ben Sarg. Sci Der Iufbobrune
bot man bon alien 8omp nno Gr1lnf
abgeieben. Gin meiBer &lappidirm
tit binter Dem Sarg aufgeiteGt, Dor
ibm befinoen fi6 mebrere Sambo
ooer feline, aug einfadem @ol5 ge=
fertigte Siidden, auf oenen Die
Speiieopfer hieoereelegt iinb, mtBer-
benz nod snei 2elidter uno 5pei
@aien NIT Safaliameiden
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-12

Gum @erfanf 100 ader gutes
2ano, in 8eepile 60. $500 in gaar,
9telt auf lonse 3eit.-Nrd S6mar5-
lano-Sarmen, gut eingeridtet, in
&aufmon 60, 9eidte 8eoinguneen.
2afs C &nisbt,
San Mntonio, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-12
MGnner, sic Grfols babem

als Setter GROCER nnternebmungen,
limb Manner BON GROCER gnergie.
grfolg be0ingt beutsutage @eiuno-
belt. 9ranfbeit beoeutet g~rfoIgIoii9-
felt. gs 1T tori6t fir einen Mann,
III einem eebrodenen, fait IebIoien
3uitanoe gu bleiben, pertn electric
Sitters i'm in fur5eiter 3eit tpieoer
anf fi6ere GiBe brinst. agier Sla-
iden baben mir mebr geboIfen, als
ale Weoiain, Die i'd ie ger1ommell
babe, nod iabreIangem 2eioen an
&beumatismus, 2eber= uno Mogen-
ftorungen uno ongegriffenen Nie-
rem; electric 8itters peroonfe i9 es,
bob i6 iest mobl uno mltrlter bin
idreibt gbas. g. M[Ien, Splpania,
Ga. 8eriuht i'm. Nur SOC in allen
Mpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-12

fdloiienen Cores, cine Stelerbebor-
De bon unerbittli1er @ranlonfeit.
Gin Ire1s inn 8emerfen nno Elm
Sofrates I'M @iiien BON Oinge1t, oie
er nift bemerfen nno ni6t mtI1en
1ol.
0ranBen aber an BEN SGngen oes
8tenerlpuloes idtpinoen ole geniit-
li6en Sbifgdrten, Die @aitbousb0fe,
Die peri6rumpften Sdus9en. Miet=
bauler nno probige 8iuen mimmeln
aus Dem INNER foitlpieligererl
@rnno, nno i6on liegt ein barbara
lfer Blon Dor, BEN gan5en Mbbang
beg 8ablenberges 5u p~ar5eaieren.
8enn audi bas neue @ien in ieiner
&raft unb gnergie &erntruppen bon
GROCER @u9t porfibrt unb oft nit
Der S6onbeit Der ebrlibeu, naften
Mfalhinenitarfe nit Dem @lon5
iblidter Maternolmoiien prunfeno
duf ben Blan tritt! so baben Elm
Otto 8agner, elm Soiepb Soffmonn
pra6tpoGe 8aliten in oas Sauier=
meer %aepflan5t, nno i'm &ern Ser
Staot itebt oas piel on~gefeinoete
Saus oes fiibnen 9euerers @olf
Scos, Dos IN ieiner pbantaitiihen
Nii6ternbeit gu Der Sdlidtbeit Ser
alten giirgerbauier enge JGoen
ipinnt uno oo6 oes ne1en @eiltes
bon uno trunfen lit. Sod inn oage-
meinen flingt oas &Iagelieo Inn Sen
untergang oes @ften NIT Sug u1o
&edt.
Srgenowo in Sen auBerften goror-
ten, irgenomo in elmer 8irtss
bausl6enfe @rin5ings ooer N1B-
BORIS, umtoit bonn 9upenihrei Ser
Intos, bonn 8feifen Ser Staotbabn-
lofomtipen, bonn 4Iirren ser srom=
babn, i6mirren nod immer oie @ei=
gen, pin1elt Die 3iebbarmonifa Ser
9eurigenianger, irgenotpo an einer
efe itebt nod Der bieoere 5iafer, oie
xgirginia" inn Muno, Dos @ein-
gIas IN Der @anb, ben u5t0Ber" am
9anpt, uno rnnb Inn ben Stefans-
turn griiben nod oie uraIten Sic
beln uno @eiimie Den lGrmenoen
Sag bon 1912. l1no ser u@erfe(-
mann" ol1rd5iebt nit jeinem 9eier-
faiten Ole &ofe Der 8orftaotbd1tler.
No6 maribieren Die .Balher" nit
Der 8nrgmifif, utto auf ser giih=
ne itebt nod INNER bobaufgerihtet
Der Shiraoi" uno iingt nit feldem
uno REDEEM Sdmune bas pSiofers
lieo", ben Shmanengeiang oes al
ten @ien. Mber al oies bat oen
trGlrigen @lan5 oes @benos an li6,
einen &lang bon Sheioen nno Mei-
ben. llno an ben alten 91nlern ser
inneriten uinneren Staot4 porbeige-
bend, griiBt iie Ser @ifienoe uno
&bropbetiide nit t~rauriger @bnung.
Sbre Gage iinb seaablt. Sobeitsboll
nno elm penig pertplinoert iteben tie
30. Sic ideinen miioe unD lebens-
n~beroriiiiig, Deroroiien iiber ben
2drm, Die SaBli1feit uno Die Salt.
Die tie umseben. @enn iie ale
iblafen gegangen itnb, miro Bien
nidt mebr 8ien lem. Muf ibrelt
St1tten miro cine neue Sta6t ite-
BEN, ounitig, ibernddtia neuraitba=
mild uno groBtuerifb. Cine Stoot.
Die feline 3eit baben miro unb feline
&1be. llno Die bod einmaI uieoer
alt mer6en miro, Inn Ole man elm
.r1rI r.,A %o..n~ tS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-12

3midneiSe- uno NGbnnterridt,
Si6ert Die Sufnnft glrer So9ter;
labt tie 6aS Ndben uub 3ni9neioen
erlernen. Infer nnterri6t rmfabt ieoe
gin5eIbett. Bobnung nnb Soft Ri,
4lspdrtige. 443 Oftsgommerce T.
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Der @esierunssiued)iel in Sapan.

Der @uiier Soidibito bat mad
uebernabme Der Megierung cine al-
geneine @uoiena erteilt nno fol-
gen6e Ebronreoe perleien:
uObmoI MIR bon GROCER Srauer
~betroffen unb bon tieHtem Sdmers
erfiint fino, baben mir, 90 Der fai-
ierlide Ebron mtb nidt einen Gag
unbeiest bleiben unb Die 2eit,lng bes
2nnoes feinen MugenbIid permaf-
ldiiigt meroen 6nrf Die Nahfolse
a~ngetreten. Ger ~peritorbene Safer
bat NIT GROCER @eisbeit tudbreno
Der Greigniiie Der &eitauration Sic
geiammte 2eitung Der Staatsgeidaf-
te b0hiieLbft iibernommen. ct bat
Die inneren 3uitdnbe neu geitaItet,
Die 8e5iebungm gu benz Muslanbe
m~sgeoebnt, Die 9erfdiung erteilt,
Die 2ebren Der faiierliden Mbnberren
betatigt, Medt nno Sronung perbrei-
tet un0 oaourb ous @olf bod
beglift. go lit init Dem Onrdorim-
gen Der Qualification nno Der Ser.
poIlitanoigung Der 4riegsriituns
oas 2auo in alien Dingen fortge-
ibritten uno lein Mlibm g~eitiegen,
10 oaB niht MIR Die Staatsunterta-
men Die Encouragement Sugenoen
uno Die groBem eaten oes Goiiers
betpunoerten, ionoern aud oie frem-
BEN Staaten lire Mufmerfiamfeit
oaralif ridteten. Gin iolhes lit felt
alters niht erIebt poroen. Sir tre-
ten nui1mebr ben felt uiloenfli6en
@enerationen IN elmer 2inie fortIau-
fen0en faiierlihen Stang an uno
iibernebmen Die Mehte Der Megie.
rung init Der Ibiibt, iie entipre-
deno Der Bolitif unierer 8orfab-
rem uno obne 8erlebung Der Be
itimmungen Der 8erfaiIung oerart
aus5uiiben, baB bas groBe 8erf
bes borangegangenen aaiiers feinen
Sha0en nebme. Sbr 8eamte oient
uns in oerielben @eiinnung, bic
Sbr auf ben porangeganeenen Sat
Ter erihopft baben. Sbr l1nterta-
men ieio friebfertis ino einmiitig
uno ubt 2opalitdt uno @eredtisfeit.
Sbr ale befuabrt uniere @orte mol
rno foroert uns in uniern 8eitre.
bungen."
8orauf anttportete Der Bremier,
miniiter folgenoermaBen:
sd, guer Naieltdt ltntertan
@immotidi, iprede BON tiefiter Chr
furht erfiiat. lleber oas Cabin.
fheioen oes pergangenen 4aiiers iinb
mir llntertanen pou Srauer uno 8e-
triibnis. Cure MoieitGt, boil @eis-
belt IN biireerliden un6 militari-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-12
Das unterieeboot 81 1"

Das unterieeboot IS 1" oel
amerifanii6en Marine bolt ben Sie.
fenreforo fir llnterieeboote, nod
Dem es m Der Ndbe BON 9oint
Diable IN Der 8ai BON San Sran-
cisco 283 SUB tief untertaudte. 9as
Boot perblieb 5ebn Minutert in oie-
ier Siefe BET elmer Sabreei6minoig-
'feit bon 6 ¬en Die Stunoe.
S6lieBlid itieg es bis auf 10 Sui
unter Der Sberfldde nit 2eihtisfeii
empor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-12

Elm misgeoeid6netes @Ias Bier TT Tier
ftets an 3dpf. anIter 6reilrnm ben GAM
sen Gag. Gufmerfla1ae Nebtemfng. Qeute
bonn Qnrlbe iin6 b5&it tpinfourmerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-12
bMrgstaIIer'$ Saloon
tnb 0arte,t . @irtfMaft,
lie Spnee abe.,

neben ber Bone Gtnr Draiierei.
s6ibrt MIR CUTE @eine, Qiqu5re uulb
ein1eiu1ii9e uno importierte gignrren.
Get8 frif1es Bier an 8apf. 9egass
Bein bel Der @aIone.
BoardIm1baM$ In UerbindMng.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-12
San Mntonio, Seras

@eeen griefbosen, Stedmlnes.
%formularen, 3irfuIaren uno bette
v8lueprints" tpenoet gud an Ole
g.. q. Blue Brint & Supply Co.,
414 Haoarro Ctr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-12

@ir f5nnen Sbnen ein 3eim baien
5n oenielben 8ebinguneen, fpie Sic iesi
6ausrerte 5a6len; feine In5dblung berz
lanat. Nur brei Gpplifdnteu fonnen bies
ie 8ele9enbeit beuusen. Spred1t ppr 535
Moore 8fbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-12
~SebwarslanS farm.

290 Gder an macaoamiIierter StraBe
IL Meilen DltliG bon San Gntonip. &C
Ider inter &rltur, fat allies Sarmlano
GROCER Sell babon Sauano; sutes Salts
Sutterbans, 56uppen. gutter 8ruinen;
8inomiible unb Sant. 8obl Die beIts
gele9ene Sarm in Ser @e9enb, quite
Ra6barn, nabe sur gottonz@i gum
Store uuo sur Decentralization. Breia
$500 per Gder. 2ei9te 8eoineunger
81 6 Hro8ent SrtereIien.
STEWART & VAN EMAk,
(aIIeiHiee 4senteu).
I417s419 Sumter Sfos. 3eues Sci. 500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-12

NItmpbiide N6beI funft s
geffer, 113 Sib.aIamo Strafe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-12
CROWN BOTTLING co.

9bes. WitGer, gei@dftsfabrer.
III Sores Gbenle, eeeeniber Der Gore
Star Wrnuerei. San autuuio, Eeros.
~ Snbrifarteu bon allen Grten eos
bnipoifer. MtaerdItpnfer 1tnb bordiigliH
benz ipoIbefnm1ten 2ttbia seller.
peibe 9eIepbone- - artie Gblieferana.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-11
Even Mrs. Brown
Doesn't Know"

Governor Joseph NJ Brown today de
cined 70 state the fate OF the Tippins-
Alexander bin in the executive Office.
nor would the governor discuss the ac-
cusations' hurled at him in the house
by Hooper Alexander chief sponsor for
the prohibition measure
The governor intimated that 1t would
be foolhardy for him TO plunge into A
discussion Of his probable action on the
Tippins bill before the bill came TO the
governors Office He said hat the
measure might he changed materially
by the senate and altered still more
should II have 10 60 to conference be
fore the upper and lower house reach
ed an agreement
He said further that his genera DO
sition on The prohibition question was
well known Even Mrs Brown don't
know whether or not win son on veto
the Tippins bill" concluded the gov.
enor