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The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
Crash Motor Goats.

The newest coats for motoring are
made OF heavy plain colored crash.
lined with lowered crash, and the
trimming of grill work and fabric-cov-
cred buttons. The flower effects In
the Innings are bold and the coloring
brilliant
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08

work they have chosen they viii be
able TO make as good showing as the
class of 1901 at the end of a decade.
and perhaps a better one. The oppor-
tunities for able young men were new
er better.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08

The fact that the gamblers OF New
York could afford TO pay S2,4OO,O0 a
year for police protection demon
strates the truth of the ancient wheeze
that there is one born every minute.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08

Mr.. Wilson and Mr. Taft WILL for the
most part. conduct stay-at-home cam
paigns, but they will not be without
their champions on the stump.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08

Sarah Bernhardts announcement
Of another farewell tour merely de-
monstrates how hard ii IS to bredE
a habit once acquired.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1912.

Mr.. Wilson says one of the two great
things to do is to afford protection fcr
the people But nc says nothing about
building any battleships
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
Waists Have Pocket.

Sporting waists for tennis. golf. etc,
come In White or natural colors, butch.
er's linen. with big pockets, belts and
collars and cuffs made OF plain or
striped material. There are. of course.
the usual hip pockets and silk ties.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08

This model is of mousseline de sole.
but can be made of any other material.
1t is gathered or shirred at the shoul-
ders and finished in front with band
of lace and buttons, on each side OF
which Is a wide. graduated frill bor-
dered with heavy lace.
The collarette is of fine lace, the era.
vat and girdle are of satin. The
sleeves are finished with odd-turned
back frills Of the material. edged with
the heavy lace.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08

Speaking OF ingratitude. the colonel
evidently forgets tnat it was col
ored regiment that made him the
Hero of San Juan Bin'
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08

1t hardly seems possible that Mr..
Roosevelt has any idea of winning the
presidency. Apparently his sole pun
pose is 10 beat Taft.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08

The Bull Moose soon VIII begin
rampage through the country But
there will be many mighty hunters oE
his trail.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
] HE last rose of summer to bloom
in the millinery garden is the
most beautiful of all. A dream

OF rose, lovely ghost OF all the
bright colored beauties which have
preceded her. This is the rose of
white or silver gauze, made of the fab
ric folded over and wrapped about a
rose center in the semblance of full
blown rose.
In the illustration hat (Which
French woman would be sure to call
'ravishing'D is shown trimmed with a
wreath of gauze roses and delicate
srasses. The hat is a fine dead-white
chip faced with moire in pale silver
gray Besides the wreath of roses,
very full bow of white ribbon partially
covers the crown. in the trimming II
is an adorable hat, beautiful in every
detail. Nothing could be better for
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08

watch consists of 175 pieces.
Parts has 100000 more women than
men.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
Neokwear Must Have FrInoe.

Fringe is featured to marked de
gree In some of the neckwesr just i'm
ported from Paris. Most of II Is In
black and white, the preferred style
being blacs fringe on white collar
or frill. although the slI-black or all
white style has many advocates
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
M!S!I.NARY MEE.T!NG
LOCAL DELEGATES GO TO YVES.
TON TO ATTEND GATHERING
OF GRAFTON .PREsRYTERY.

Mrs. W. S. Mayors, Mrs. ]. Walter
Barnes, Mrs NJ. L. Sturm and Mrs.
Hugh Smith left this afternoon for
Weston to attend the eighth annual
neeting OF the Womans Missionary
Society Of the Grafton Presbytery.
which conyens tomorrow in Weston,
Mrs. Cturm aud Mrs. Smith are dele
gates from the local Society, and Mrs.
Barnes and Mrs. Mayors are Presby-
terial officers OF Home and Childrens
work. Mrs. H. G. stoetzer, Syno1t-
cal officer, will so to Weston tomorrow
to attend the sessions Mrs. VS..
John, of Norgantown, delegate from
the Morgantown society. came here
last night and. left this afternoon for
Weston.
Miss Elizabeth Cameron, Field work
er for the Woman's Board OF Missions
accompanied the Fairmont delegation
to Weston, where she will be one Of
the speakers before the Convention.
This afternoon Miss Cameron ad-
dressed the local society and members
of societies OF other denominations at
the ,hcnn Of Airs. E.,crlpnqy.
4 Z - 4 p - ID Z 4 II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
NILu0NAIRESIi@ HAVE (.
PRIVATE ARMY
!. p. MORGAN AND j. H. HAMMOND
SAID TO HAVE FORCE EQUlf.
PED IN MEXICO.

LOS ANGELES, Calf, April g.
The Evening Express printed a stor.
yesterday, based on what is claimer
was unlmpeaehable authority tina
Major Frederick w. Durham, the FOL
Der South African scout and confidan
Of millionaire mining promoters ot.tGt
United States, was now cncamped will
500 fully armed and equipped men OF
the banks of the YaQul River in 81
nora, Mexico, ready for any emG
gcncy. s5
Major BuFnham's purpose, tile, E'
press story said, was primarily that o
guarding the mining and other pro-,
erty in Mexico, owned by John Hays
Hammond, j, P. NIorgan,,the Guggen
helms and others in whose Interests
he had made many trips into Mexico
Ammunition, guns and machine gun:
it was stated, had been Struggled
across the boundary near FL Paso.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
CALM AS THE
SHIP GOES DOWN.
TWO Rselts Rosary While Passengers
on Titanic Join Responses. 3.

NEW YORK, April 2S;-Two Roman
Catholic priests went down on the I'll.
tanic with men and women grouped
about them responding to prayers.
Not only Catholics, but Protestants
and Jews, took part in the final rellgt,
Gus seryice6n the deck Of the Titanic
One Of the clergymea was Rev. T6os,
3 n Byles, OF Westminster Parish,
London, and tlle other was a German
;Flest,
y Three OF the survivors who wildly
.ememBer the heroic priests are. Miss
ellen Mochare, Miss Bertha Moran
and Miss Mccoy. who are at st, Vim.
cents hospital. All declared, the priests
could have saved themselves but they
refused.
"one sailor said Miss MocAare,
warned the priest or Ills danger and.
begged him to board boat. Father
,Byles refused The same seaman.
spoke to him again and seemed arlxl-
BUS TO help him, but he refused again.
z "a few around MS became very ex-
cited and the priest raised hls hand,
Instantly they were calmH Hs PAS
sengers were Immediately Impressed
Inv the absolute self-control of the
priest. He began the recitation Of the
rosary. The prayers OF all, regard,
less Of creed, we're minglsdsaRd the 81
-snonses. Holy Mary we're loud and
strong. ss
.tAfter got in the boatsw1i Z
the last one to leave, could hsai;idis';
tinctly the voice OF the priest and the
responses to his prayers"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
JAMES SHAY DEAD

Mr.. James Snay, an aged resident
of Glover's Gap, died yesterday at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. John
Koran. He was retired B. & o,
employe and was aged 30 years. De-
ceased was born in Ireland, coming
to this country in his youth HIS was
for many years Waterman at the tun:
mel at Gloyer's Gap, Surviving him are
a. son, James Shay, formerly of this
city, now of Cincinnati, and four
daughters, Mrs. Mollle Deadley.i Mrs.
]. Quinn, Mrs. Ed Lemon, Mrs John
Koran. The remains will be taken to
Cameron Wednesday morning, where
services Will be held in the Gs9thollc
Church. w .,,,,-, h
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
tpent.cook

The marriage of Mr.. Arlington Dent,
OF Warrington, formerly of this city,
.iwitlT Miss Lillian Cook, also u former
resident of Fairmont, will be solemn
lied on Wednesday evening in Cleye-
land, Ohio, at. the home OF the bride.
Mi, Dent left Warrington few days
ago for Cleveland and after brlet
wedding Journey viii come here to
visit the formers parents, MIR, and
/ Mrs FsB, Dent, on East Park avenue.
Air. Dent hold a position with the U.
=. Express company at Warrington,
where they will reside. Miss Cook un-
8tiiy recently, was employed at Court
les's store lii this city. leaving here Il
few weeks ago for her home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
COTTON RIDGE ITEMS.

81 . II ID D q
Grassland Grange No: % ontertaia
ed Romona Grange No. S, at 2::s0 p.s
M, after the regular business OF the
meeting was disposedof. 10 members
OF the local grange applied for and re-
ceiyed the 9Th degree, thereby increas;
ing the members Of Romcla Nos by
that number. Rev. j, B. Wilson, of
Mannington master of Pomona Grangs
No. 5, conducted the meetings. AZ.
$3.50 the doors were open for the pub
lie, the main feature Of the evening
Was an address entitled Cooperation.
Among Farmers This lecture was
given by Il. W. Sheets from our ex-
.,erlment Station at Morgantown. He
is also lecturer OF the w w State
Grange. Some Of us got greater ideas
of cooperation than had occurred to
before. There were questions ask
ed by tile public that were answered
by Mr.. Sheets. The programme was
mixed with songs by the grange choir.
Marion Falcher. proved ~ this meet
ing that the actual cost Of producing
a pound Of butter is 4Se but we only
get SOc% His dreams of getting rich
from his proposed dairy got such =
severe ioltit is likely he will continue
Sreeding cattle instead5ot milking Jei
seys. 81
James h, hartley WHO has beer
poorly for come time, is not any Det
ter at hlswritlng, 49,
1t is reported that the Valley com
pany is about to make payment and
.takeF fiffYto some4thousands Of acres
sofocoai,I in Taylor and MariopFcoanttes-
The .Agr. Experiment Station will
give a demonstration In spraying TOR
the apple worm at at the home: OF
10, R. Burgreen. SO far the date Is
not fixed but will be announced By
wire in time for those who are inter
estedS, j isj, 3
Wayne Bolce. is learning concrete
bridge building at Turkey run;
some say 1t is too late t6splant- 'po-
tatoes, but others and myself are faith
fully bringing up the.rear:
Those,Sho remember the condition
of, our roads last winter should help
laY plans for permanent improvements
then help elect men who Will serve
rather tran dictate to the taxpayers.
c. R. BuRGREEN.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
SPEAKING

There will be a Republican speak.
ing tonight by prominent. speakers
from Mcdowell county. the banner Re
county OF the State. They
ire Attorney ., 4. Carter and NJ. II.
'Whltt1co editor Mcdowell Times, Key
stone, w. va. q
All voters and those Interested IN,
}hc great political issues of the dav.
rc cordially invited to be present. /,
S.pt aking 10 begin at S O'Clock p. IN.
&hite aud colored alike are invited.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
STRIKE
h Gan:Inusa lIi@m eias9 oNe5 Y

soon as the decisive break occurred
they addressed Il letter to both Cbief
st6iie and to .. e. Stuart, chairman Of
he conference committee Of railroad
managers, declaring that a grave stu
alton had arisen aud that the sense
II duty impelled them to tender their
friendly offices to the .contendlng par
ties in the hope that some means. may
be found to adjust the matters in dis
mute without the calamity Of a general
strike. =. =
Although Chief Stone had a fcw min
ties before declared his 40 associates
IN the engineers committee would
proceed tonight to their headduartcrs
10 prepare for a strike within SO hours,
he was Impressed with the letter OF
Messrs. Knapp and Neil to the extent
that he amended the order declaring
lie committee would remain in the
city to consider tile situation. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
ATTRACTIVE.
WINDOW AT LEoPoLo's STORE
CHALLENGING ATTENTION 4oF
4 PAsSERSBY. nov bn4

A window which is attracting con.
siderable attention in the CITY to-"
is the lower window in the LcopOld's
clothing store on Main street. The
window has been artistically fitted vi
in true Indian style and represents al
Indian scene in which wlgwam,
tomahawks, boys dressed in. lndlai.
costume, ETC., are seen to good ad
vantage. The window is decorated In
shrubbery suggesting the woods and
altogether the window is beautiful an
does credit to the decorator,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
cHAvFBEuR KILLED.
(BY UNITED rREssl

PITTSBuRG, April ss33.-The county
md city detectives are facing a mys-
erious case in the death of w, Wal
or Caflisch, aged 20, of Cory, Pa,
chauffeur, who died from a bullet
wound in the head at the Allegheny
General hospital early today. K Annie
Riley, aged q, was with CAT asch at
he time the shot w9srfiFed in & north.
ide room, she says She was tie dead
hans betrotiied and tis reyolySr went
9rf by accident wien heSwas leaning
t. The chauffeur was sent to the hos
Dltal under the name OF Robert Gotah.
was thought to be case of suicide.
The direction the bullet took in the
head however, led the coroner to make
IN investigation,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23

Alfred 'Bfsakiro llIa aiyfer employed
with the Merchant Coal company Al
TinneTtohwas aaAttedgt6fhe Miners
Ilospltarbst night witha badly burned
face and eyes as the result Of u blown
out shotii III the tmine &hsfs lie was al
work. While suffering a good deal his
condition is not co1sldeted serious.
Joe Belkosd,. 4 fliiheF employed IN
the Pennois mine Of the consolidation
Coal company was badly INJURIES s
that place BY a fall OF Slate. The mai
was badly crushed about the legs
head and shoulders and is In a serious
condition. Heswas admitted to the
Miners hospitalefor treatment.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23

In a wrestling match which took
place at the Monongah opera house
last night, Walter Boneckt downet
Charlie Miller of Clarksburg in II
minutes, Is seconds, and then downed
Henry Lawrence, Of Uniontown, Pa.
in . minutes and ~ seconds. Boneck'
will appear against John Nazur a.
the Grand Opera House Friday night,
and very good match is expected, !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
coInu Abroad

Governor A. B. Fleming and daush-
ter Miss Virginia, and granddaughter,
Miss Caroline Ward, of Charleston,
viii sail on Tuesday of next week,
aboard the Kaserln Augusta Victoria,
fora several months tour Of the old
world. They2%ill leave here for New
York OIL Sunday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23

|EPER.. $50. / A!Is1
- pEORl
/ las TIIE1f Gone AND CO
Mlsses Ruby ilall. Kaillaryn smith
and Glenn Han spent Sunday Nllll
! MIS- Grace sIiiIer b. Grafton. 5
MISS ioreice Syilti ~ on the Normal
school. spent sphdays her honssitI
Grafton.
ms. x. % Rohr. Who had beels Tue.
giies, OF her son, David Rolir. has re-
Turned 10 Morgantown, z
Mrs. Matte Dusenberry and dalsll;;ll
Ter spent Sunday With 1rlauycs M
aorgsntown. I'D
mrs. A. D. CLARK, Of Buckhannoni 4
IstheSsaest sot her nephew Mr.. Fred
jenkins and family in the First afd.,
Mrs.~L. +. Braharn and daughter,
Mrs. w. ] Boydstol, are the guests Of
the formers dausbEe irs. HoEardl'
satterhelds in g
Miss Alice TonF q esternbort,
Nd, is The guest Of sister, Ars.
W. A. weldebusch, on y trmont ave:
nue..
Mr.. John McCool went to- PittsPurg
today on business.
Mrs. E. T. Kelley is the guest Of her
parents at Brownsville, Pa.
Miss Adele Murphy left Sunday
night for Baltimore where she Is the
guest Of relatives for q few weeks
rs. Virginia Lee Ward, who lhayd
been the guest Of sher sister Mrs
Elizabeth Butcher on CASTOR avenue
returned to her home at Huttonsyllle
yesterday.
Mr.. j. A. Cofrelt, director at + G,
Jones' store, has returned from staun'
ton, Va, where no vas called bysthai
illRess and death Of his mother, Mrs
j; 81 Goffelt. yess1SS SfsfI
slts LfhfIe Jail, of Hifsburglj, Us
d 6 REST ef hef sou, Nj. Frank Hall
tljtt family on 18th stree,
SIis Fidfenca iiamiltbny,of Grafton
silis come here to.nigiit ID hear Nor
dlca. sictwtli be the guest of Miss
Nellie Layrhan Oh Ogden avenue.
Earl wilkinson, Of Grafton, will b.
among the Grafton people here TO hhea'
NorlIca to-nlght
Miss Lena Ruttencutter, OF ClTks
burg, will come down tonight to 1heal
Nordica,
Miss Mamie Lowe; of clarksburE, Il
the guest of Mrs, co. Henry, on Fair
mont avenue having come from2th
Nordfca concert tonight.
w A. Lawler is business visitor IN
Buckhannon. tas
Miss Blanche Smith and brothel
Arthur. who have been the guests Of
Mrs. Lfbbie Brown for a few days, re.
turned this afternonto Bucklannop
EIMns Inter Mountain.
Mr., W. NJ. Laws, formerly Of this
city now of Waynesburg, Pa, is a bust,
neas visitor in the city to-day.
Miss Maude creel, Of Morgantown, Is
in The cltysto attend the Nordica con.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
B. a r. MnetInn Postponed,

phe meeting Of the William Hay:
Iiond Chapter Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution which was sched-
ulSd ID. he held on Thursday Of this
week has been postponed until Thurs
day Of next week, May I'd. The meet
lug; Will BID held at the home of Mrs.
q 4, Bailey
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
To Entsrtaln Club.

Miss Helen Fleming will entertain
the slcllian Thimble Club on Friday
evening at her home on Walnut ave.
mo
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23

ROOMS WANTED-Two down stairs
rooms furnished for light house
keeping. Convenient central location
Man and wife. No children. Address
tx" care West Virginian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
HARMoN,s CAMPAIGN

| WASHINGTON, D. c., April %, =
Governor Harmon, Of Ohio, advised
his campaign headquarters here today
that he would leave Columbus to.mor,
row night for a speaking t0hf in Tey'
as on dates to be arranged by a State
committee.
/, Lieutenant Governor Nichols, the
Governors campaign manager author.
lied a statement on the Nebraska prl'
marles. of which the following is part
Il am grattfied that Governor Har-
mon has SO many friends in Nebraska,
as was disclosed in Fridays primary.
The governor made an excellent show.
ing considering the fact that Nebraska
Is the home State OF William ]. Bryan,
whose candidates did not receive sin
clio delegate, while Governor Harmon
obtained four"
Pure maple sugar Is cents a ID at
y q r +. .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
MEN aND WOMEN.

i saaillf
Tho queen 81 ilalgafh has Q mQ1l
cals degree aud Tie young Queen Of
Belgium Is Tic oBi aelils g 1ts
blood In tie world
John Roy 81 aIancliosier. y rs
grandfather ta pare efandchildfen
is believed, dian ai itef man llt
New England MI Roy j. Che failef
OF nine children al q whom arg ~
ing, and MS fandcblaFeu number %
He Is fSsysars GA
When Lafcadfo iieari ii'' ii.ii |'''
Japanese VII 81 his eifs's ia''. 'i
accompanied him his new quarters
Iesheatlo iisl thaf M had lli0c anta "
lpeadchtl6nGfiifl vie wife mp'he'
liwifss lather edopicd moller,
Iswifes father lather then servants
and d Buddhist student
President EpWell new Sso.QQ0
house! which, Is gong m IA the ilar'
Svafd yard.f next % ille philosophy
iSildllg, lis his own home and built
ith]hls own money Is on land
owned4by the COLLEGE eifeee and az
interesting agreenien Is bcine drawn
Iiby which il becomes lisE cath ille
property or the itiiscrsli ~ bosion
Journal,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
ApMIrIEn 20 HosplrAL

a ~ m "a "A "a 3 N 'f3sYfs. q
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-19
@ilber Ma6tritt eines MaSdens.

I'm Die 2eute Dor einem fur6tba-
rem @al0branoe in ben @atsfias
gu iDarnen, rift elm iunges Maoden
nm Mitternadt binalis nnb rettete
Gielen oas 2eben. STR unterneb.
men mar ~groBartig; audi Or. Sings
Nep DISCOVERY bat ibon 8ielen 6Gs
2eben gerettet ais WitteI BET 2un-
genleioen, Suften uno grfldltungen
lno bat babel Shminoiubt o0er
Bneumonia abgemenoet. 0@s fat
mid BON einem i6limmen Suffer-
uno BON 9ungenfranfbeit fl1riert",
i6reibt 90. 81. 8~atterion, @eGing-
ton, Seros, .nadoem bier aug met
ner Samilie on Sdninoiudt geItor-
ben tparer, i1 aber 81 8funo an
@emibt 5ltnabm." Mihts lit 10 iiher
fir Sails uno 2ungenfranfbeitelt.
Breis SOC u1lo ST. 8robeflaide fret.
@arantiert BEL alien 9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-19

|iih Der Genius nidt befaBt, felt.
|geitelt unb flaiiifi5iert meroen fonn-
to- 10 miirbe ii6 Derousitellen, bob
piele 0tilionen Meni6en bonn oeut-
i6en Stamme bier leben, bon bcn
9Ibfomnlen ser 9eutiden inn Mor
botpftole uno ser genniplponii1-
oeutiden an Bis 81 beltcn Der per-
bannten Batrioten BON 1913.
u8on Sen aulturiproden lit IN
fraglid sic oeutlde fir Die engliih
ipredcnoen Stlloer1ten oie ipi6tia-
Ite. Sic bilbet sic Salptporrats
TANNER fir @ebanfen uno Satlo6en
allf foit alien eroenflid)en @ebie-
ten. als Sanoelsiprade miro ie
lidt MIR bon $4,000, 900 Men-
iben, berelt Mutteriprade iie lit,
gebralldt; ionoerrl Die Satfroft nno
Der ltnternablnlllr9seciit Ser 9eut-
Iden MAIDEN Tie rai6 oud 81 einenl
Sanoelsbermittler fir piele, Die lie
.ui6t BON @eburt at lprodelt.
uMfit ieiner offenbaren 5d)abuno
oes 8ertes oes oeutid)elt stuoiulns
lit 9err Sdiff i'm Medte ielbll
luern ourd oieien S6luB pislc
angreifer scr u6aos alto Saneies"
ms l1nre6t eeiest merocn ioaten.~
@as INNER Die v8orlo~ CUR
@eroffentli6ung oieies 9(rtifels be-
luogen baben mag, Der 10 gar nidt
gu ibrer ionltieen Saltung uno III
rem ionitigen 8eien paBt redt
bat Tie. IS tit fein Mort 5u piel
seiagt, uno Ole baltiiden @eencr
oes oeutiden llntcrrihts, Die lid
ia leiber iiberalI finoell, ioltelt
iid ben Mrtifel billter Ole Sbreu
l6reiben. s[u6 fir uiele 9eutid)
gmerifaner, oenen bic Sprade if
rer gItern ober @robeltern Ell
.iiberipunoener Stanopu1ft" oiinft,
Oiirfte es iib enlpfeblelt, i'm gu le-
len. @as Die oeuti6en 3eitungcn
oes 9anoes INNER uno il1llner nie-
Der preoigen, bot fir lol6e Nbtriin-
nige ia bod fei1t @eluidt. @ielleihl
glauben iie es, lpeiut es in Der
gang ounperod6tigen" SEEM gorfer
.@orlb~ itebt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-19
gas stubiam bes 9entidem.

Ger ugaeip yorf Worlb" fat uol
mod gsiemano aa5u groBe 0eutidcn-
freunolidfeit porgenorfen. Snsbe.
Ionoere m1breno Der Waroffofriie
bat iie - ridt ettpa ms oiuerifa-
niide, lonoern BLOB ms eugliidc
'@oru eeitoBen, auf's getreulihIte
ale 9ebereien nadgeorudt, Die lift
2onooner &orreiponoent ibr freiee<
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