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La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06
Easter Program.

Al the Pre- sbytorlan church tn.
Easter time will be observed with
special services morning and even
ing. Al the II o'clock service tn"
pastor will speak on The Meaning
OF the Empty Tomb" and the choir
will render the following:
Holy. Holy. Lord God Almighty
-. e. %. &. e. PETERS
uo -annu In the Highest e.. Peters
See Now the Altar Garlandcd with
Flowers p. o.. o.. o.. Dudley Buck
Come Holy Spirit .. o.. O.. Mi''"rh
The evening hour q worship WI
be given TO an Easter praise service
with a brief Easter message from
the pastor. program as follows:
Combined chorus-'Christ Arose
G. r. Choral Union and Adult Choir
Coronation and Invocation.
Scripture Account Of the Rcsurrcc.
Easter Anthcm-"Thc Day OF Re-
direction o.. 90 L'fhiah
c. u. Choral Union
Praise Anihum Sanotus" from
st cccilia) e.. .. Gounod
Mr. Woodland and Double Quartet
Solo--"iicar lis. oh Father Millara
Miss Coho0n
The Meaning Of the Resurrection
from Paul.
Trio. List 10 tho Prayer" .. Costa
Miss Finney. Mr.. Marston.
Mr.. woodard
Offcrtory-"Twilixht Song" .shachly
Al, Easter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lifc -. :, -. PAst0I
Quartet--"Come Holy Spirit" :.
Mr.. Mafston and Quartet
Hymn No. 12s .. =. :. >. go. =.
:. :. :. Choirs and Congregation
OrgaA Postlude--"1Baste March"
.. .. .. .. .. FIe8beS
Miss Mackie
NJ. n. .. Woo1ard. director Of The
nuslc department: Miss Jaast Mach
-. eegaaist; Lloyd Lasssn, vto,iaist
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06
orehes,rs Concert Sunday Afternoon

An orchestra concert viii be given
at the Methodist church Sunday NJ.
,Wnoou. under the direction OF Prof.
Frank l.. Thomas. Mis- Gertrude
Finney and Mrs. Flnxg will sing 10.
prnno solos. Prof Thomas now has
one Of the best and largest orchcs.
tras In the musical history Of La
Junta. and during tho past week the
organization has been rchcarsinG
,omc numbers that will surely please
the musical1y Inclined and satisfy the
most exacttns and critical. The per.
sonnel Of he orchestra IL % fol-
lows:
violins. vfaak 0tangi. J. W. Wilson
and c. B. NasA; csjjos. WIN. q. o..
bsie. Rowiaal Masston; bass. Philip
0sbsle; eesnees. n. n. wacasev. Cur.
10 McCo0ee; clarinet, A. A. Rauth !:
trombone. ~ CAaabsee: drum, oaa
Mcdonald.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06
Contests In Commercial School.

For . few days the commercial stu
dents have been practicinx for the
Easter contests. Extraordinary on
thusiasm has been shown. Before .
O'Clock the click Of vpcwritcrs could
b. heard through the halls. TypiJts
were temperinE their nerves for the
ordeal. Al 3 o'clock the conton,
began. The copying WINS from tho
matter used In the New York con
test In which u. o. Blaisdcli gain.
cd the championship OF the world In
typewritinx. Those In the contest
were Ernc1t Olson. Edith Downer
Ircl Yates. Lyra sanborn. Ethel Ham
mel. Belle Hcsiy. Bcssic Davis. Marie
kcefer. Sophia Rssxx. Blsnch Chown,
Beulah Evans. ethel weiland. Jenny
Mccarthy. Cora Brandt. George Hos.
kins and Ray Vert.
Upon grading papers. It was decid.
ID that Belle Hcaly should have first
prise: Ray Vert. second prise. and
Marie kefIer. third peiss.
In the Afternoon the spelling con.
test took piacs. The winasrs receiv'
"a first aal sseoaA prises.
The tyDswfitag coatest was b.
tsalsd 70 Despass studsats for ~
eeatsst eps ~ Oejl nslal vAiah vaa
Deseeatsl ~ the ke0lAgloa Type
vsiese Ceneany. ~ finai ceetss(
uAt1 takn nnnno ahnnt May ~
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06
League Team Prospects.

An effort will be made during the
next few days to raise $500 to In.
sure La Juntas representation during
the coming baseball season In the
Rocky Mountain League La Junta
has an opportunity to secure n team
that will be credit to the city.
and one that will prove one OF the
best advertisements for the old town
that 1t has ever had. 1t all depends
OF this city are willing to punsle up
$500. Ira Bidwell. promoter OF the
Rocky Mountain League. is expected
to arrive In this city In a few days
for final conference, and a definite
proposition will be made to those
who are Interested In placing La
Junta upon the baseball map. A re-
cent despatch to the Colorado
Springs Gazette says:
Jimmy Sullivan. for the last two
years manager OF the Lincoln base.
ball team In the Western League.
will be the playing manager OF the
La Junta team In the newly organ
lied Rocky Mountain League this sea.
son.
This announcement was made by
the baseball committee. composed OF
prominent business men. following
the receipt OF message from Sulli.
van earlier In the day that he ac-
cepted the offer made him to come to
La Junta.
La Junta. contrary to reports sent
the Rocky Mountain League idea
which originated with Ira Bidwcll,
formerly the successful manager OF
the Cheyenne Indians. and the money
has been raised to secure one OF
the best baseball managers In the
country. Sullivan. during the time he
managed the Lincoln Western League
team. sent the club up from seventh
to second place. Prior to his connec-
tion with the Western League. Sulli.
van was n catcher on the Chicago
White Sox for many years. La 4 s,a.
son he played ball and managed
team on the Pacific coast. and when
he comes to La Junta within the
next few days he will bring a numb,
OF good players with him. He and
his collca cues have been playing ball
on the coast for the last few MONTH
and are In good shape
with La Junta In the Rocky Noun.
tain League. the circuit is complete
as al first outlined by President Bid
well. and this section Of the state
is preparing TO have clubs In the
field this summer thnt will rank with
the strong teams that will represent
Colorado Springs. Pueblo and other
cities.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06
PsIIss Asss- Dali Player.

Arthur Denniston. . bali player who
hes attained some local notofiety ~
. pitcher. y wanted ~ the police.
Il 70 alleged thss Dsasiston has left
Pusblo. deosetiag M wtes aaA month
~ baby. who ere hvins st siS West
0l1tA 0ereeA-puebjo Looler.
DeaniseoA D1Ayel several seasoss
wStA L. Juata ~ b we'll knewa
hers. l1e nasTts1 Q L. Juata gisl
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06
Embroidery Club.

Hhe Tuesday Afternoon Embroidery
q met this week with Mrs VIM
Heergood. s2i Cimarron avenue. Mrs
Heorgood's attractive home had be II
>4e very beautiful for the coming
4eAer guests by pink carnations and
- which were used In generous
beautiful profusiDn.
\ &sr an hour spent al nee1lowork
hdios entered with the zcst of
ten into rearch for Easter
MrH 4 Z. Draper kQD4s the
1uoSFssAhd was awarded the
prA. fluffy duck. Mrs McEwcn
having found the fcwest get the
BOBBY. 4 miniature hen egg Grand.
ma Vowxer. Mrs. Heirgood's mother.
"as . club guest who Was highly
appreciated. Although nearing sew.
enty-five this dear old lady did eyelct
embroidery with the exquisite neat
ness that does not attend the work
OF some who are younger and conse.
qucntly more certain In eyes and In
fingers.
Mrs. Heirgood treated her guests
to refreshment that was acceptable.
aud deliciously scasonablc,
The members of the club declare
that Tuesdays session must be re.
corded among the most delightful that
this congenial organization has en-.
ioycd.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06
Highest Bidder Awarded Contract.

| A-Ast rTluAy tue AiutImahtS uio az
the city hall awarded the contract
for furnishing and erecting the pump
and boilers for the new pumping
plant to the Hendrie Z Bolthon Sup
ply Company. OF Denver. The con-
tract price is SIS .2sO. or $3ls higher
than the bid Of the NJ. J. O'Fallon
Supply Company. Of Denver. whose
bid was 3lA.S7l. The contract was
awarded by the usual vote OF three
to two-Sporleder. Harbour and Davi'
voting for and Stark and O'Neil
against awarding the contract to
the highest bidder.
The bids were opened week ago
last Monday night. but on account OF
pressing and more important business
awarding official plums to needy
spirants-considerati OF the bids
was deferred until the following day
and on that day again postponed unit
last Friday afternoon. Al this lat
ter meeting all OF the available al.
dermen were present. with Mayor
Kearns presiding.
Alderman O'Neil moved that a
Prescott pump be Installed. this beins
the same brand OF pump as Is now
In use At the pump house. This mo-
tiOn was seconded by Alderman Davis
and the vote was unanimous Alder
man Harbour then moved that vote
by ballot be taken for preference on
the bids OF Hendrie 4 Bolthon and
the NJ. J. O'FAlion Supply Company.
This motion WAS carried by the usual
vote Of three to two. Stark and
O'Neil voting against II.
| A motion was then made by Spor-
lcder and seconded by Harbour that
the contract for furnishing and erect
ing the pump and boilers Ct the
nov pump house be awarded to the
Hesdrie q Bolthe1s Company. as per
thcft bid Of si5.,so. or 1919 higher
than the bid OF the ~ ]. O'Faiion
Supply Company. Both bids were on
the sane spsciicstioes-A Preseool
pSap. WseshlnStea vae~r mstsr. and
Svo ee4sIG ne only A3srsacs bseKx
"a the brand cf boilers. the success.
fM bidder spesl flying an Ames boil
er and the O'Faiion people u Kews.
noe boiler.
The reason gives for awarding the
contract to the highe:t bidder Was
that the Hcndrie 4 Bolthoff Supply
Company had had more experience In
installing pumping machinery and
would probably do = better Job. Al.
derman Davis also says that he has
known the foreman OF the Hendrie
Z Bolthoff Supply Company since he
was \ small boy 40 years old and
that ought TO help some.
The mayor and clerk were instruct.
ed to sign up II contract with the
( Hendrie 4 Bolthoff Supply Company.
as per their bid OF si5.29o. or S3is
higher than the other bid under con.
sideratiOn.
The city council WAS supposed 10
meet In regular session last Monday
night. but owing to the absence of
Alderman Daimler. Sporledcr and
Harbour. a quorum WAS not available,
and 4 motion was made to adjourn
until Tuesday evening. April 9Th. AZ
this meeting the contract for the
erection Of the new pump house viii
probably b. awarded. also the con.
tract for putting dows seven wells at
the new source Of supply. The wells
are to be four feet In diameter and
about thirty feet deep. Bids for one
or more wells twenty feet. In diam.
eter have also been asked for.
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@il6er Madtritt zines Maodens.

I'm Die 2eute bor einem fur6tba=
rem @alobranoe in ben gatsfias
81 narnen, rift elm iunges Waoben
INN Waitterna6t bitaus uno rettete
8ielen oas 2eben. Sbr l1nterneb-
men mar sroBartig; aud Or. Sings
SEEM DISCOVERY bat idon 8ielen oes
2eben gerettet als Mittel bei Gun
g~enleiben, Suften uno @rflaltungen,
llnb bot babel Sdminoiuht ODER
Bneumonia a~bgepenoet. ugs but
mid bon einem idlimmen Suites,
uno bon @ungenfranfbeit furiert" ,
i6reibt IS. 81. 8atterion, 8eaing-
ton, Eeras, nnad6em bier aus met
ner Samilie an Sdminoiudt geitor=
ben paren, id aber 81 8funo an
@epibt 5unabm." Gidts lit 10 iider
fir Sals- uno 2-ungenfrmfbeiten.
8reis SOC uno 81. Hrobeflaide fret.
@arantiert bel alien D~ruggiiten.
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sdppenbaner nmb @aaner.

59openbauer's @anoeremplar De:
0ibeIungenbi6tlng @agner's tit
Dot. Surgeon bonn 9resoener 9lntl-
quar- 8ertling eripprben uno loebe1
ueiterperfauft lporben Quol on oos
9olts @abnfrieo III 8apreltO. IS
Gartoelt lif bier Inn cin bo6it foit'
bores 9u6. @oener lieB 1852
ieine Nibelun9enoi6tltlg (er1te Sal
iung) in f~iinf5ie Hripaterelnploren
arudelt u5u Dem 3mede elmer per'
troulideu Mittcifung ot Sreunoc
uno iolhe, Bel oenelt ih cine BE-.
ionbere Ieilrtabnle an benz @e9el,
ltonbe porousiebelt oorf". @nf Der
1fiidleite bes, erIten Sitel6lottcs
1uabrt er iid oIle Me6te- pSoate
ein lei6t ocnfborer 3ufoll oieles
gu6 eitem l%t1berufe1en III Die
S6ltoe fiibreu, ser, bie @eitimnll11
oelfelben p~erfeaneno, es idlebt6in
iir eilt litterariides 9rpouft bicl-
re uno ii6 geuliibigt fiiblte, miT
ireeno cine @eiie es Dor bie little
roriide Seffentli6feit 5i siebclt, 10
ero6te id MIDI i'm Hedt, meltn id
ein lolhes Beginner Der gebiibren-
oen geadtuug meiller Srelnaoe
e~npfcble.~ Gilles oieier nie III belt
9anbel g%efonuntenen gremplore in
einem feinen fran59iiiden Gin.
bano nit rotem Waroquiltriicfen
ididte er an ben BON linn berebr-
ten Sdopenbauer init Der Banoe
idriftlidelt @ibmullg Plus Ser.
ebrung uno Danfbarfeit". Sdopen-
bauer periab bic 9idtlntg Balm bci.l
2eien nit Ganogloiicrt, Ole au1
ibrerieits pieoer be8eugeu, bnB
rer grobe 8biloiopb an Dem @ag-
ner'i6en @erfe nid)t a~ll5ubieI Sc.
falen fo1to. go idrieb CT olf bic
Seiten AZ itno 43, Die oie Sdlilb-
i5ene sipiiden Sieemuno ,lno Sies
linoe in y@alfiire~ entbolten:
uMm fam einmol Die Woral Der,
geiier, ober man ioll iie nift lnoltl-
ibelieren", ipeiterbit a1 ben Gallo
bel Ser Geeieonlpeiiung 8agner's:
Sic bdnet iih entsiidt aIl iei1tan
&als" idrieb er u@s lit miami"
lno idlieBlid binter Die Ieste sln-
tpeiiuns bieies @nf5uges Gle iilft
nit einem Sdrei at feline @rlit,
Der 8orbong fant id1eIl): ooenn es
lit bobe 3eitl" Mo6 biele onoere
intereiiante 0emerflmgen S9open.
bauer's entb1lt bieies i%uertuollc
l1nifuln.
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Isle 9erim eneliid luurOe.

Yerim oas fleine Selieneilano I'M
9oten Meer, tpuroe in Der lesten
5eit in 9epeiben senonnt, ba III let,
ller Nabe italieniide arieasiGiffe
u~nbefeitiste tiirfiihe aiiitenitaote
bombaroierten. Ser Name Der SIT
ieI, oie our polieen Sperrung beg
Noten Meeres iebr mihtig lit, en-
meft grinueritngen an iene 3eit, IN
Der ENGLAND uno Sranfrenb nod
nidt 10 6auoelseinig maren mie
beut. gs pnr I'M Sabre 1857, als,
bon Siioen commend, cine fr%an5oii-
ide Sregatte in Aoen einlief, mo,
ielbit iid Die Gnslanoer ieit a6tsebn
Sobren b1nslib nieoergelaiien uno
ltarfe 9efeltigungen mgelegt batten.
Ser frmaoiii6e &ommanoant itatte-
'ts iei1en 8eiuh Dem engliiden @on-
perneur ab, Dem oas ploblide Mllf>
tauden oes fran5oiiiden &riegsihif.
fes peroGdtig borfam. ST luo oeiI
Sran3mann gum Sriibftiif Elm mo
idonte ni6t oes i6aumenoen Wei-
neg. Sn ser INNER %angeregter iper-
oenoen ltnterbaltung lieB Der reole.
lige geiuder oas Wortden uGerim"
fallen, m1o nun muBte iein engliiher
@nltgeber 8ei9eio. CT idrieb aui
elm 3ettelf)en Elm paar 8orfe, nil
Dem 8emerfen, oaB iie fir ieinell
8eaermeiiter beltimmt maren1 Der Ct
men alten uno ihonen gurguloer
beraufi1ifen ione. Ser 8urglnoer
fam oenn aud, uno Die Sisun0
oebnte ,fih aus. oils bann Die SIRE
gatte NIT Der blau-tpeiB-roten Slagge
Dor Berlin mlangte, lpebte ben
S~ran5oieu Die engtiihe ariegsflogee
entgegem: opei Stunoen Oorber mar
bier oas engliide ariegslhiff pWa'
Ri" eineelaufen unb bntte Die berren
Ieie Smell i'm 0anten Sbrer britt
iden MaieitGt in 8eiis genomrften.
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aOmii6e MisOeritdnomiKe.

Inter Dem Sitel t-Orange.
@eG6-@ riin-g p%aroffent.
Iidt Sugo Sirens bei grid 2%eonbarot
(9resben -8laieluib) cine Summlung
lultiger Observation-Disclosures, oenen
mir einiges e%ntnebmen: Wilit1ri-
i6e Misperftononiiie. Gin iunger
@orniionspforrer filbrte fr~eimiaige
abenoli6e grbauungsitunoen Elm, 3u
oenen iid onfdnglid Niemano eilt-
fono, bis oie llnteroffi5iere our
ben @eoanfen fomer, ole ibre mn
iideren &antoniIten, oie ireeno et-
mas ouf Dem &erbbol5 batten, ELM.
fa6 our Strofe in oiele @rbauunos
itun0e 5u i6iden. Son nun an batte
ser @arntionpforrer cine ,5o6lreid,c
3ltboreri6oft. gWein lieber Sobn",
penoete er iid einmal an einen 9e-
%longtpeilt oreini6auenoen Wusfe.
tier, ytparum boben mir uns alio
6ier beriammelt?~ Ser Mngereoete
i6meigt. Scum, mein lieber Sobn,
Jag nal, morum bilt on benrl
bier? .@eil i1 pergeiien bate,
sic 4noppe gu pusenl" @leid5-
faas orebt ii9 bas folgenbe- Mis-
pe%ritanbnis, oas ii6 in einem ba.
oii6en acknowledgement 5utrua.
Ser Salptmont1 Der ~fiinften &om-
poenie be5oe germ aIes Sob, oos
inn gu Sbren fam audi menlt
es gang oagemein gebalten mar =
auf feline eigene tperte 8erionli6feit.
9lln oiente audi Bel ieiner &om-
pognie Elm 0ifar als giniabriget.
Der zines Cages I'M Wan0per in
@bpelenbeit oes Militdrgeiitli6en
pom Sberit Sen Muftrag erbielt ben
@~ottesoienit o~baubalten. Der 8ifor
tat oas gu Seoefmanns 3ufrieoen
6eit un6 @rbauung, uno Der Sberlt
heoroerte i'm fpater in ben &reis
leiner Sffi5iere, Inn ibm ieinen Oant
o1s5ulpre6en. SER. 8ifar@@, 10
lobte er, Sic baben fir Sbr Mmt
cine poraiglide Iusbiloung erba!.
ten!" 9a i~tiir5te aub idon Ser
Sauptmann Der Siinften, Die Sano
am Selm> berpor: Dante gebor-
iamit SEER Sberit! ausgebiloet BEL
ser fiinften &ompagniel" Ser
0berquartiermeiiter i'm oeutid-
fron8oiiiden &rieee, Maior 8umfe,
tpuroe emit oas Spfer eines beit,-
rem Misperitanonihes. ST iolte fur5
nod Dem 4rtege an einem frem,
BEN Sofe ben regierenoen SiritliG.
feiten porgeiteat meroen. uGrceIeno
beiBen ooh @raf @umfe2" fragte
ser Sofmari6an, Ser Die @oriteaung
rornebmen iolte. ugloB 8umfe!"
NOR sic fnr5e 4ntnort. uSebr mol,
greelen5l" periebte Der S0fling nno
itellte i'm Damn Dor als: Seine gr-
ceGen5 @raf 8loB-8umfe!"
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Mus Berlin mirb beridtet
DaB Die @eridte nit Mutoraiern
nidt glimpflih gu berfabren &c:
ueigt iino, oafiir liegt elm redt ipre-
fenber 8elee Dor. Mm oritter
Mopember, als Die iogendnnte SEQ
Ionialfriie idtpebte, fubr &eids-
fnn5ler Or. b. 8ctbmann Soapeg
inn Mutomoba ourh Die umgegeno
Eotsoams, INN ben Raiier auf5uiu-
den melher on oieicm Gage oer
iiblid)en Subertusiago oblag, uno
Dem Monarhen Iber Sic na6geiud.
te gntIaiiung oes Staatsiefretdrs
oes Observation-Disclosures, Or. poll
2inoeauiit, @ortrag gu balten. Der
Chauffeur oes &raftipagens NOR
bonn aanaler initruiert poroen,
idneaitens gu fabren. Gin @en-
BARN in @anniee aber bate Die
0unmer oes Mutomobils aufse-
idrieben nmo bel Der 8eboroc
an8eige eritattet. Dieier Gage fole
tie oas gerihtli9e Nadfpiel. Gem
Chauffeur, melfer Der gemeiiene,l
'Weiiung bes &an5Iers sefolgt mar,
muroe Die in iolfen Salen nblide
Strafe ~suerfdnnt.
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GrtaItumg In eimem Sage gu beiIen,
aebmt abfii1remoe 8romo gbinin 8nbIets
ten. 9rugeiit siebt @elo 5uriid, fpel.t
tie uidt beiler. 81. %. 0rope's nrtcre
|drift lit auf ieoer Shndtel 25 Cts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-30

Die County limit 9iG, pel'
DE ais oas ltrengite lie in 4entufu
erlaifene 9robibitions : @eies am
geieben miro, mnroe i'm 5taotsiena-
te nit "a gegen IA Stinmen oh-
%genommen. Gas @eies, melfes alld)
pom unterbauie aneenommen tpnr.
oe, gebt iebt 81 @ouperneur Mc.
Grearp, pelder es mabriheinlih be-
Itatieen pirb. SIN lesten Serbite
boben iopoI Die 'Gemofrotep cls
aud Die 8epublifaner Die 9urhfifb-
rung oieies @eieses in ibr Bro
gramm aufgenommen.
- gereeBt nidt, etmas 9rid.
@ih 8~itters 81 nebmen fnr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Or beleitiei
ihnea a[e gtoruugerl uno bringt
Wolbefinoen un6 Munterfeit.
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Gin Sell in einenl 2endlttnrtr.

Sabrelang bat S. g. Donobue,
90. Saoen, Mid, aupitdn i'm Sir.
gerfriege> als 2etdtturm-9 eamter
mandes @raf berbiitet; aber Sat
iade lit, oaB er bicaeiht ielbit EN-
@raf geiporoen ip1re, bate electric
gitters Dies niht berbiitet. ngr fit.
rierte mid bon Nierenfranfbeit ms
5ieber", idreibt er, LIMB perbefierte
meme Sebfraft 11adoem i6 erfolg-
los anoere Mittel perIudt battc.
Mit 70 Sabren fIble i6 mid nun
MOL" nnpergleidlides Mittel fir
Dbspepiie, geroaunngsidwade, Mo-
gem, 2eber- unb Nierenleiben. Ser.
iudt i'm. Nlr Soc BEL allen Druggl.
item.
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Urci a"
NtaaensKranfe

8enn SIR NIT einem franfen Waa9eu
unb ben oaburd berborgerllfeueu Se'
ihfperoen. als: Md9engas, 9erbolitdt,
8eritopfung. Srdger 2eber, Nnf1toBen,
beIegter 8unee. II. |. tp., behaftet ieio
oann laiiet @ud elm freies Yadet pom
meinen Wagentnbletten tommen, tpelde
gu6 idnene 2inberune brinsen tperoen.
Gin t~pertpoles Bud iiber Maaenbes
idtper6en ienbe i1 ebenfans fret. Wear
o6refiere: Sobn u. Gmith. 9077
Gmith 8tbe.. Miltpartee. 8is.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-30
1a5ernenhpfblIte.

l1nteroffi5ter 6um 81 &efruten):
so Elm &ameel bon eineat Nitos.
pieb, iuie oieies Nbino5eros, fam
MIR elm ioIder Shafsfopf iein, iptc
sic, hummer giel."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-30

Gas M~mtterger5. User fam ben
G6mer5 nilo Die 2eioetl eines Mllt.
ierber5ens ermefien ipenn ibre
&leinen frailf nlto leioeno iino2
Srau Wilbelmine Saliberg, BON
8roofbapen, Miil., bringt Dies mirf-
ionl gum Musorife in einem flr5,
lid erbaltenen 9riefe: Sic iagt:
v2etten Script .lpuroe infer orci
Sabre altes Mab1en franf. Die
@er5te erfl1rten anfangs, es lei Wa,
lario, unb ipater iagten iie, @elh,
iudt. Srob oeren gebanolnng muir
oe Tie i1limmer uno iblimmcr,
uno mir baAten iidjer, saB mir iie
perlieren niiroen. Sd fab bann sll-
faQig in unierem Samilienblatt Ell
men Mrtifel iiber Den Mlpenfrau.
ter, uno i1idte fir cine 8robefilte.
Sic 5anererlte @abe ldien ibr gu bel.
fen. 9os CRIME grbreden borte
auf; oie gelbe Scribe begann gu pe--
idminoen, uno ibr @ppetit febr-
te 5uriid. 9aab Dem @ebraud etli.
der Sloiden fonnten mir OIL Der
Muaenfarbe rnb ben roiigen WaE.
gen ieben, DOB Die @eiunobeit 5u'
rid eefebrt lei, uno mir iuarel'
le6r gliidlid. Seoe Smlilie ioute
oieie. groBartigs Meoi5in porratis
balten."
Sorni's @lpenfrdllter lit nidt lii
a~potbefen gu baben. Or 1T Elm EN-.
fofles &rGuter : 9eilinittel, meld1es
Dem gublifllm oireft geliefert miro
ourb Gpe8ial ; agenten, tpelhe al
qeIteGt iinb BON ben gigentiimern.
Or. 9eter Sabrnep s. Cons Co..
1876 90. Sopne Npe.. ebleago,
Gn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-30

Sn eincm fleinen Sutel 81
MarieiGe bat iid) Der 60 Sabre al-
tie. 81, @iloenbera III Nie6erbapcrtl
g~eborene MaIer Martin Soiepb init
ieiner 14idbrigeu Nidte Nanlens
slllemann eridoiien. Srfel uno
Ridte befanoen iih bereits fcit
orei Monaten in Marieiae un0 bat
ten nit @elbiorecn gu fampfen.
Mfan ninlmt an oaB oieie sic bei-
BEN Deutiden in ben Sob getrieben
haben.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-27

Diamond possession means
accumulated wealth. Buy
them under EUGENE V.
H A Y n f S COMPANIES
partial payment plan. The
amount expended will not
be missed and means you
acquire a property highest
in the scale of genuine val
ues.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-12
Out OF Tot0n VIsitOrs

Mrs. Thomas Lyons and daughter,
Miss ISABEL Campbell. returned 10
Silver City on Tuesday, after spend
ing short time here
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jackson. Of Al
pine. Texas, are spending several days
IN FL Paso.
Mrs. W. H. Bryant wife Of DR.. w.
H Bryant, Of Detroit. Mich, is in FL
Paso visiting her son, A. L. Wilton
E.F. TurIey. Of COIonia Juarez, who
has been in FL Paso for several asys
on business, returned home tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Coleman. Of An
thOny, y. N, spent a few days last
week with Mrs. Thomas O'Keeffe-
c. NJ Craig and family came in from
Chihuahua on account Of the disturb
ance there.
c. P Curry. the evangelist singer.
stopped over in FL PasO Friday, spend
ing few hours with his friends, Rev
Chas Wesley Webde1 and family, on
his way to Roswell
r. D. burst viii arrive in FL PasO
next week from Kansas City, TO visit
his family, OF 6o2 Prospect who have
been spending the winter here
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turner have
moved from Tucson. Arizona, to Fl
Paso and have taken an apartment at
Gil West Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Speer are new arrivals
in the city from Beaumont Tex. and
have taken a house at $40 Stewart
street
Mrs Geo. Mack and little daughter
OF Dallas Tex. are visiting MIS-. J. r
Robertson, Of $50 Wyoming street
Mrs Ella Bradley is visiting her
niece, Mrs c. F. Sawyer. Of 1913 Mon
tana street Mrs. Bradley has been
visiting in Mexico and is on her way
home TO Los Angeles, Cal
II. 5. Creighton. customs agent OF
the treasury department, has returned
to Nogales. Ariz.. after spending sew
eral days in FL Paso.