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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-01

De. Mber er NOR innerlib ood) err
Itaunt iiber bas, mas er Ioeben aus
benz Munoe ieiner il1ngen Srals
pernommen. Sic oiinfte linn plob-
lib gemobien, ebenbiirtiger. llnn
sic geideioenbeit, NIT Ser tie ee=
ipro6en, oie idone @eiblidfeit, sic
aus ibren @orten berausflang, Dor
alien oie p~armber5ige 2iebe taten
inn mol. uMar!" fubr tie fort.
Stood einsl Mber gu muBt mir met
ne Sffenbeit aud nidt libel nebmsn
= oas oarfit 9u nidt, Mar. Sieb
einmal, id oenfe, cs lift cine gigen-
tiimlidfeit unierg Sage, oob mir
onau neigen, inns fiinltli6e Sdlog-
morte gu f%onitruieren uno oielell
Damn, obtle es 3lt miiien uno 81 mol
len, cine piel aagemeinere Sill
tigfeit ~einralln1el1, als tie perblenel.
3uerIt limo iie uns cine Gntl6nloi<
gung Dor rns lelbit uamabli6 per-
Sen ic uns al elmer 2ait, pom Der
mir ni1t mebr losfommen fon-
men. go claude ih, bait 9u es NIT
Dem @ort bon Dem &ronprin5ens
fluid geton. ST. Mar, i6 iduloe
0einem, unierem Softer, 2ieb,
Danfbarfeit. uno mein &er5 treibt
mid, oieie Yflidten ME gu pergel-
len. 90 it's aud nit Dir, Wor!
@ber menn aud r%liere finoli6e Bic
be, g~erebrung uno 9anfbarfeit fel-
ne @rensen baben io1en, neben ID
nen beItebt sod alld Die Bflidt oes
ermadienen Snoipiouums, ielbit-
itanoig 5ll benfen u1o gu banoelli.
Denn Ser grpadiene lit ia fir len
Sanoeln adein perantrnortli6, er bat
fem Me1t, iih unter Dem Ded
mantel Der l1nteroronung unt.r
fremoem @ilerL audi nidt inter
Dem leiner gltern, gu bergelt."
Maeoa idpiee einen Mugenblid
uno iob ibrem Wann fori6eno III
Sic @llgen, als ipoQe lie Die 8irfun9
ibrer @ortc beobadten, Damn fubr
iie lebbafter fort: sd meiB, Oh
biIt erlt mad langem Bitten Dem
@unia Yapas gefolet uno IN iela
@eidaft eingetreten. Snoem er Of,
ien @urih ausiprad, muBte Ell
nilien, oaB Oh niht als cine III.
t~crgeoronete @ilfsfraft Gid unter
ibm betatigen. fonnteit, 6aB er Cir
einen freien Sbaffens- nno Mir>
fungsfreis einraumen muBte. Oh
| obcr batteIt BON oieiein Mugenbl'd
al nidt MIR bas &eht, ion0ern alf
ole @fliht Define Mniidtcn 5l per,
fedten, aub gesell ibn; ct muBte
oarauf aefoBt iein oaB Oh lie onrd)
oriidten. 2aB uns nod einen all-
acnblid BET 9einem S6lagtport
bonn &ronprin3cnflu6 perpeilen. i'd
mohte nanllib Sen groBen, in Dir
Mugen iprineenoen llnteri6ieo ber-
porbebcn, Der 8mii6en einem aron-
prinsem uno einem iiingcren Gbai
be5tebt. Sd meme, Oh bdtteit Gid
bon Mnbegim an dIs Mitrcgent be-
trahten lonen - oas lit Die Saehe
- ols Mitrege1t, ni6t als oet
sobm, Der auf perseib' bas baBli
DIE @ort, Ser nuf Ben 500 ODER Die
Mbomfung oes gaters 6arrtl"
(Gortictmia iolNt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-01
8olbenes 9anbluerf.

Wenn man iuia has Sanbiperf Ipben,
Gagt man INNER tets babel - - =
ltmb batntt tits gph erbDbcn, -
Sak iein 8pben sulbem let.
9aF es ieinen Wann ernGbre.
limb basn aud 5ram mnb Sinh;
@te aah t1nter1aIt getuabre,
Sir @eielem nn0 0efinb.
gud mic oft 81 bpben G6reu,
Sam idpn mander Sanbmerfsmann;
@ie es ms als Beiipiel lebren,
Wul 9ans Sads, Der Shnifer, tann.
@as ct bidtenb einit ~sefnngen,
@cnn CT an Der Werfbnnf faf,
ltmb ben 6antn1er frii6 geidlpnngem:
Sdj nod nenlih mieber las.
9'rmnt, bas Sanbmerf fei seadtet,
Sctm cs giebt ELM reihltH 8rot;
tlnb ifiitt ben, Der ipariam trahtet,
9ltd i'm Mlter nod bpr NDt.
3mar su ihiperen tenren Weinen,
@eidt fein @eIb niht; bp6 bafiir
Gait CT lieber fd am feinen,
MIamD nnh 9Dne Star Bier.
@ie Gbnmpagner perlen biele;
ltn6 befeben 0et1t rnb 2ei6.
S'rnm ,pdbl jeber MIS- 9ebiie:
Sci ben 8ieren i'd perbletb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-01
Wrmnoeiaemtnms . lle6ertraaamaen

s. 8. Quinn, Setter Samlt unb George
6. Chamberlain an Wibian 6. Samilton
uilb gbarles Us. Sipain, 1895 slider
2anb; 81.
Cigar Moener nnb Sran al 8oiita
Garcia, @runbltiid in Racoona; 1925.
Tbeooore Sobnion all Sobn 8. Sipple.
Orunoltud in Sout6 9ei9bts; $3.50.
8. Ii. 3uberbleler an 8. 6. @illet.,
@runbitid I'M neueit eitb glod 3113'
$40.
S. 8. mceean unb Srau an gm,il g.
G6iffers, @ruubitiid all Der Soma Ctr,
$40 Ii. q.
s. 6. Macbona unb Marb s.. Mere,
oit6 an s. 6. @nmnle, 9runbitiid IN
Macoona; $40.
6. s. godrell burt ben 5beriff al
Mrs. Saline 0oet, @rrnoitiid an Der
glanco Nono; $500.
s. 4. un6 M. aiebbolb an gbarlea
Wattaglia. @runbftiid an Der Soutf
9reia StraBe; $3.50.
Otto 5taffel an Die Gtaot Gan glntcs
Mo, eiu Streifen Qanb 1,148h Siib
lana an Der Weoina Gtrabe; $1,000.
Otto s. Muel6er an 9enrD 9. uno
Mnr 8. Wrlene, 244A @der 2ano;
$4,000.
gSiuiam &. Wcgnmpbea uno San u.
9ettb all hilbert Srieorid, @runoltild
an Der Nprb Slores Stra.e; S61,5oo.
Oscar Gomen an 9ieorih 8rlus.
@runbitiid in Melroie @aroens; $500;
&. 6. Eoipn an George 9. Bibl.
@runoItiid an Der Ode Der Condo nnio
Ratamoras Ctr; $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-01
observation-disclosures

60 GterIing, Werdn0errngen, 8lfz
1ou5tpu GtraBe, $2,400.
90 Sterling, @obnbalis, SiibsGlmc
StraBe; $4,000.
Sranf autidenreuter. gtbau, @ui5
@trabe; 500.
6. 3. aoenis, 8obnbaus, Hortb
Gmifb StraBe; $1,000.
S. Suenser. @Obubais, Barber Stra-
&c, $1,000.
3. g. oausman. @Obuhals, eoeult
Stra e; $1400.
Wiliam Seller, @allerie, 9oro Olive
StrnBe; 500.
6. Menger. anbau, Noro sareoo
GtraRe; $75.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-01
Die @efahr nadl Der Grippe

fommt meiitens bon Dem geidpdd-
ten Spitent. S6mahe, Nerpofit1t-
uno gnergieloiigfeit NIT 2eber- uno
Nieren : Storungen foIsen oft Die
Ter &ranfbeit. N0tig lit oantl
Electric 9itters", Der beriibmte So
nil, 8Iutreiniger uiio Regulator fir
MageiL 2eber uno Niererr. Sauienor
baben erfabren,. mie er Die Werpen
itarft> oas Spitem aufbaut, @e-
iunobeit nno 2ebbaftisfeit mad Ell
llem @rippe-Mnfon bringt. 8erind)t
i'm. Sour SOC. 8erfauft uno garan-
tiert BON alien Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-01
81 IIerlr i.

fir geiuder eeoffnet. 9ie Office
oes @roBiefretdrA @inblinger 1T
ebenfaas oortbin perlegt uoroen.
Gle groffnung Der Sane finoet artt
90. uno 81. 4pril ltatt. Das 8roe
gralnm fir Die Seier meroen mir
ltodlte @ode peroffentliben. @m
20. april finoet aud Oie aonpen.
ton oes oeutib : teranildcn
Staatsperbanoes itatt.
Wad einem 9eribte oes &or-
neutrality-suspicious. Soc Bro
oen, famen ipabreno bes Wonats
0tar5 i'm 8oli5eieeridt 541 Safe
CUR @erbanoluns. Die @eiaml1t.
itrafen beliefen iiA auf $4316.
80 Safe muroen benz Gonntpges
ri1te iiberpieien, 13 ipltroen aps
peaiert. @egen Grieoensitorlng
naroen 46 Yerionen ner6aftet. II
pegen aneriffs, &c lpegen S6lage-
rel, Z pegen 6iibrnng unanitanoi.
ger Meoen. 148 megen Srnafen.
felt, 1853 megen Serumtreibens, 40
pegen anoerer 8ergeben, 81 nc
gen su itnenen Sabrens nit eillem
Mutomobil. "a megen Berlesnrg
Ser Sabroroinana.
SIN Setter oes bon Der glarfc
Brinting Company benusten 0e.
bauoes, 1876 5oleoao StraBe, brad
SamItag abeno, lpat gegen IL n5r
Seuer aus. 9err gilbert Srieorif.
gigentimer BEG nebenan gelegercn
befannten gudborn Saloons, iab
tpie aus Den aeQerlufen Nauh Der
porquon, nno aIarmierte Die
6~euerpebr. Das bauptiadlid au1
ben Seller beibranfte 5euer lpar
ldper gu erreiden, muroe aber &c.
loI9t, ebe es iib lpeiter ansbrci.
ten fonnte. Ser Sbaoen am @e.
bauoe, ben Mai1inen uno Vorrd.
ten miro auf $4,000 geihast.
Mebrere bunoert Mitglieoer
Ser bieiigen @an6elsfommer, Die
praftiid cine ieoe Embellishments
Gan Mntonios repraientierten, Der
onltalten am Samitag nadmittag,
unter allen mogliden Sreuoenee.
5eugungen einen unl5ug ourb Die
&auptitroBen Der Sta0t. Die Der
anIaIiung oa3n bot Die gelegentli6)
zines 2unheons Der .Me0 Sic Brit
qaoe~ aemadte Mitteilung, Dob fir
Sen @n5eieefonos oes ugroBcren
Gan Mntonios" $4,000 gelid)ert
Ieien.
Samltag obeno CAB Der
9eethopen-M dnnerhor einen Ser
reaabeno, Der gut beiudt tpar uno
redt biibid p%erIief. Ger 8eetbopen-
Mannerdor lang mebrere 2ieoer
uuo auBeroem pur0en a~llerlei lal-
niae 5aden BON oem @erren Capt.
@arber, 9beo. MueIler, u. Sdeh
6. Maba, g.. grler, uOo Soar
mann, @rof. Carl Sabn, Sacob
8agner, Sol. Nufer, Sobn Wife-
Lamb uno Sol. &arnep norgetragen.
Serr q. S. galtanola belt cine
fleine Mnreoe an 9errn q. 5rieos
rid, Der iid oieier Gage perbeirate=
te, uno bradte einen Soait anf ibn
aus, morouf SEER 6rieorid Elm
paar @ort oes Danfes ermioerte-
@uh Serr go. Stepes il. belt cine
Mniprahe, Die in einem Sod aiif
Serrn 5rieorih enoete.
Nah elmer Wtitteilung oes
friiberen Sefretars Der Chamber
Of Commerce, S. 9. gnrrington,
meroen Die Gan Mntonio @ire &
Sron @orfs an Der Nortb Gberrp
StraBe cine Sabrif erridten. st.
ma 12-15 Mrbeiter mer6en bort
heihdftigt iperoen.
Ser beg Woroes OIL Ieiner
ssrau aneefIagte S. g. @ol6, 1T
BON ben @eidmorenen mn 81. 81.
itriftgerifte freigeiprodet mprocn.
Ger bon SO. 81. Mrmitrong mter=
aeidnete gntIdeio Der @eidporenen
lautete: .@ir, bic @eidwprenerl
finoen ben Mngeflagtcn nidt ihul.
oia, neil er irriinnig lit"
~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-01

Jrieorid Opp bon Hlano, ban
auge3eigt. oaB er als &ongreBre.
~pralentant at large fanoioieren
uiro. Gr beabli6tigt cine @eos-
tour ourd Den gar5en Stoat 5u ma
den. Opp mar unter giebelano
flint Sabre amerifmtiiher aoniul
in Breslau.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-01
Gubet id,ledlte Ge,uobnbeit.

User nieoergeidlagen 1T, Iiebt NJ
les bitter on. Salt INNER 1T cine
trdoe Qeber Die llria6e, Die oas Spt
item nit biIioien @iften onfiilt,
me(de ober bon Or. Sings 9elien
2~ebenspiaen ansgeidieoen meroen
fonnen. 9eriudt iie. Capt aebenS-
freltoe Die giilterbeit pertreiben.
gas Bette fir Magen, aeber nno
Wieren. 25c in alien apotbefertt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-01
giue ante bcutIdje Site

it es, MDeumafismus, @idt, 0eit.
raIgie, @rfdltungen, uiip. NIT 8ain-
@rpener gu bebanoeln. Salten Sic
an Der Sitte felt. Sic f0nne1 Der
edten Yaiu-GrpeIler in alien oeut.
i6en @potbefen gu 25 unb 80 Gent
oie SIaihe befommen. Der efte
1T an ser Mnfer Shusmarfe er-
fenntlif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-01
Oscar 8lmment6al, Der Meland)p=
Iiide.

Mm 13. Wfar5 D. s. begtft9 SS'
car glumentbal ieinen ie65iglten
@eburts. Oieier gotiade geoenft
fem neues Bud n@elenringe" in
ieinem ginleitungsfapitel, oas Vie
landolien zines Sed5igers@ beti-
telt lit. gs miro nidt uninterei
iant iein gu erfabren, wie Oscar
Sen man in ieiner fritiiden Sils.
Sen Maienbliite ben blutigen1
nannte, Ser oann als 8erfaiier
l~derabafter Gtiide Den 9einamen
oes ulultigen" per6iente, IN ietnem
60. 2ebemsiabre ols Melonfollter
ousliebt; boren mir gu. Ct meirt:
.@epiBl aud Ser @ilsr bat
feline 8rimeln. Mu6 oas Sitter bat
ieinen 9en5. ltno trotoem lele td
In alien 2obreoen auf llalere1 se=
bensminter 5rpiihen Sen 3eilen ui1o
inter ben @prten oas ibambafte
9~efenntnis. .9ie 9erfalier bitten
ibre 9elbittduidung ni6t ernit 5u
nebmen."
,Heif iein @efldrt lperDet
Dus limo 10 Die meientliditen gos-
3ige oes Mlters, bic man ms an.
preilt. SIT ia aber aaes nidt mahr!
eSsuna uno t6ridt iein.. % lie
oeu sic groben 2ebensgiiter uno
Sic beidminsten 5eieritunoen oes
Daclins, fir Die es iid lcbnt, auf
bie Melt gefommen gu iein. lin
ref fein lit al1es." 60 berihttge ttl
has Sbafeipeare-@ort.
v2eat in sic cine 5dale aae mel
icn Sreuoem oes differs, IN Die aa-
oere Sen eriten 9dmer5 iunger
9orbeit = uno fragt oann ale Rbi-
loiopben Scr groe, ipona6 tie grel-
fen peroen."
u3uerit oie Gauife fumpftrotla
eegen ben @cltlauf gebaat, 5ulest
oie @Gnbe eerubiam IN ben SGlof
gelegt - in bieien 5ipei @eitell
eri9opft iib ieoes Wen1denleben "
Sour Dor Dem eiren beipabre mid
Elm aitiges G1idial:. baB mid eiu
Neutrality-suspicious. Breitll0 ienuals
MltmeiIter nerittI Denn Dos tit eil
gbrentitel hon entbauptenoer 8i1
fung."
u@enn uns MIR oas Cine nidi
Fl marmorfdper ouf Ser 9ruit ID
ee. BOB in feinem Wenidenleben
oie 5peite &1lfte groB genug lit,
Inn Die Srrtiimer Scr eriten mieoer
gut 5u MAIDEN"
gud oas 1T nidt ridtig, oah
oas Sitter Die 9ampflult minoert
Stein Gott iei Ganfl Bolemiide
gtaturen laiien fib BON ben Sabren
nidt unteriohen. Man oenft nidt
oaran, feline 9an5e brauBen III
Sen Observation-Disclosures 5u fteIlen
Nur Bat oas Sitter Die ibone @ir-
flung, bnB es ben 3orn pcria6lidt.
Gas gerionlihe perihimmert I'M
Oammer Ser @leihgiltiefeit. alte
Nbneisungen fino ldneft olsgelongt
llno babeil ibrc giftige Sdarfe Der
loren. gnge glnpfinolibfeiten iina
fortgeihmolaen. Man min nur nod
nit @riinoen gegcll @riinoe anren=
ilen uno bat feinen Slid mebr FL
oie 9erioncn iibrig."
limo oos gnoe pont 2ieoe2 Nd)
6abe niht Die eeringite gbrfnrdt
Dor bern Mlter = am alerDenig-
ltei Dor nreincm eigenen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-01
Sc lit Elm 1tnredlt,

fir 9naben ni1t iminer cine Sdad-
tel 8udIen's Mrnica Salbe bereit
All baben. Seine ofteren 8erlebun-
gen, @eidmiire uno 8errenfungcn
perlangen Dies uno er bat elm
Heft oorauf. Saltet iie bereit fiji
anaben, aud fir M1ohen. Die Sal-
be BELT alles, mas au beilen lit uro
idnea. uniibertrefflih fir 5a-
morrboi6en. Sour 25c bel alien @po-
thefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-01
@ineens 8nrgftaaer, De

6ensmiiroige @irt neben Der Ser
mannslobne-Solle an Der 8illita
GtroBe balt Itets elm sutes friides
@Ias gier an 3opf. @enn in Ser Md.
he febre man elm. @armer Sret,
ll,nh ieoen 8ormittog.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-01

Das @rumoitiid an Der Ode
Der 0eu-graunfels apenue rno Der
Wronion gtraBe, gero6e benz Gin
Qonq gum Sort gegeniiber, oas
sSrau so. Carer geb6rte, 1T an bic
6erren Senni1g grlibn uno 9rtbur
@intber fir $4,000 nerfauft NOR.
SER. Ger Werfnuf mliroe ourt bic
ia @oerrer Brokerage 60. pers
rniffelf. Die neuen BETTER beabfid-
t;aen nlf Dem @runbItiid elm grt-
az @eiddftsbaus gu bdaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-01

Sir Die grfabrnns mnB man
oft teller besablen aber Tie trdgt ai'h
quite 3iniel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-01
Watl Nn5ciec.
CIR County stemerikenetter

Sic .Sreie preiie" ft autorifier',
1erria ]. Frank Gallagher
als aanoibat fir ons Mmt bes Stener<
Solicitors bon 8eInr County bel Der
beporftebenben oemotratiiden Yrimdrs
tpahl an5ufiinbiqen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-01
Portland Hotel Man
Proves HimselfHerO.

Portland, Me, Feb. 29.-Officer Will
liam f. Long of the Portland police
department owes his life to the per
sistent and valent efforts of Frank
NJ. Gray local hotel manager, ac-
cording to information obtained. to-
day, when they returned from hunt
ing trip at Cousins Island, in Casco
bay.
They were snowshoeing across the
bay to Princes Point, when Officer
Long broke through the ice and would
have sunk beneath the surface, had
not his gun extended across the open
ing and furnished support for him.
Mr.. Gray. Nho was 80 yards distant at
the time, went to his assistance, ana
at the risk OF his own life, succeeded
IN pulling The officer ON TO the ice. In
his efforts he slipped several times and
was almost dragged into the water
They We're obliged 10 walk two miles
TO the nearest house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-01
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Feb. 29-Irregularity and
dizziness were again the dominant Tea
lures Of the stock market, TO-DAY, ualiI
well into the afternoon when prices oI
the speculative faNoritcS moved upward
decisively under the lead OF A1nalgainaL-
ed Copper, which reached a new high
level for the present movement SQeA
changes as occurred, however. We're
largely technical, being doubtless based
on the sold-out condition OF the mar
ket, which induced further covering OF
short contracts. In the early part ot
the session the movement was CHECK ii
by conflicting advices from London re-
speeding the coal strike situation. Up 10
the close of the market this momentous
question remained unsettled Domestic
news was of a varied character, emotac-
ing the reply of the federal government
TO the answer of the United states
Steel Corporation, which the department.
OF Justice was quoted as regarding IN
sufficient" renewal of negotiations look
ing TO n voluntary dissolution of the III
ternatonai Harvester CO.; greater hfth-
ness in the copper market; conflicting
reports as 10 the condition OF the steer
and iron trade. and a mass OF railroad
earnings. some of which threw an inter-
esting light on the operation OF the more
important transportation companies Tor
the first month of the year. Additional
gold exports to South America were re-
ported. as we'll as further drain upon
the resources of local financial lnStltu-
tions which are likely To result in a
heavy loss &c cash at this center for the
week. There were remuros OF more II
tai output of new securities for Febrn-
airy WAS about 400Oo.o $50, which is some
what in excess of the same month las I
years. but about s100 600 900 under the
total issues of the month Immediately
preceding.
Earnings Of the Union Pacific road for
January showed a decrease in gross oil
s52S 900 which by reason of increased cost
OF operations increased to net loss OF
s19l, 900. Southern Pacific, however, man
aged to increase its gross returns by a
slight margin, but the net returns Dc
creased 1921 900. Reading Railway Tor the
same month recorded net loss or slo2 :
600 which was more than neutrallzed pE
the profits of the coal and iron company
Chicago q Northwestern lost over SoVH
900 i'm operating income, its denclt aftel
fixed charges being increased by $3Sl,oyV.
Fries operating income decreased over
500 600 Canadian Pacific reported net
increase of $42I000.
The bond market was again feat
aside from its steady tone. Iotal safes,
par value, s., III 600. United states bonds
were unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-01
Tri-mOnlhly Report Shows
2O16--389 Absent.
Passes Granted Admissions
Pensions Other Home Locals.
Officer of the Day, Capt. Chcllar..
Moving Pictures, Tonight.

officer Of the day, capt. Chollar.
The funeral of the late I1ewellyn r.
Wass was held i'm the Home chapel at
30 A. N. THURSDAY, Rev. II. :. Bur
rage officiating.
Moving pictures at the Opera house.
Friday evening Four special reels
have been engaeed. Tickets on sale
I1.30 TO l o'clock
Michael Collins has returned To
camp from a Through passed with
relatives in Nashua
John Kirby reported for duty
Thursday, from Through passed
with friends in Boston.
The tri- month"; report shows the
membership of the Branch TO be 2Ql6
with $50 absent
Capt George j. Page is on a leave
of absence To his home in Everett.
An Increase IN pension has been
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AS IN new YORK.
Series ofAuiomObiIsCrimes
TerroTizing Paris.
Two Arrests, However, WedneS-
day, Believed Termination.
Prisoners ARE Anarchists, One of
Them Belgian.

Paris, Feb 29.-An extraordinary Sc
ries of automobile crimes. which has
been t-rrorizing France. is believed to
have been terminated by the arrest OF
two Anarchists. one of them a Bel
gian, after desperate attempt, last
night, TO ASA ssinate a lawyer at Pom
toise. in the department of the Seine
et-Ooise about 10 miles to the north
west of this city, and 20 rob his res
idence. The criminals have been US
ing a mysterious automobile in their
operations. They recently shot down
ana robbed 4 bank messenger, by day
light. in the streets of Paris, and then
drove OF. ON Tuesday, they killed a
policemen III front OF the St Lazare
terminus by shooting him, through
the window cf their automobile. Last
night they motored to Pontoise, Where
they entered the house of a rich lawyer
and snot him while he was on his way
to his study. He, however, succeeded
in beating them off and caused their
arrest.
As in New York, this series Of
crimes has opened up the question of
introducing more severe requirements
in the granting of permits to chauf-
feure
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LINCOLN.
WALDoBoRo,

Tuesday. April ? is the date set for
the Easter Sale to be held under the
auspices Of the Susannah Wesley So
ciety.
Miss Grace Chapman is Evisitlne
friends in Portland
Mrs. Willard Wade. left Tuesday,
for Eorfork. Va, to join Capt. Wade
and expects to return with him in his
vessel to Portland, Me
Miss Rhoda Ashworth of WeStbroOk
is visiting her parents, MT and Mrs.
Thomas Ashworth.
Mrs. Lizzie Flanders was in Rock
land, Monday.
AIR and Mrs. Fred Scott and daugh-
ter have returned from Gardiner. after
having been the guests of their san
Walter for a few days
Miss Gladys Welt of Rockland is
visiting her mother. in town, Tor a
weea.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Noyes arr re-
ioicing over the birth OF daughter,
Ruth Marguerite.
Leap Year ball in ClarlTs hall
Thursday evening, Feb %
Rev. and Mrs. \. j. Mcleod arc ex-
pected 10 arrive Feb. %. Mr. Mcleod
having accepted the call given him by
the Congregational church OF his
town.
Several cases of mumps in town.
Town meeting, Monday. March I.
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Use Of Saccharine Forbid
den in Prepared Foods.
Decision Rendered by Board
OF Cabinet Officers.
Action Settles Gonstroyersy Of Near.
ly Four Years Standing.

Washington, Feb 29.-By Il vote of
: to / the board of cabinet officers
charged with the enforcement Of the
pure food law, today, entered a final
decision against the use of sacchar-
Inc in prepared foods. Secretary of
Agriculture Wilson and Secretary of
Commerce and Labor Nagel confirm
ed the decision that food containing
saccharine was adulterated.
Secretary of the Treasury Mac
Ncagh dissented one months grace
viii be given manufacturers to ar
range tor the elimination OF sacchar-
Inc
The decision settles Il controversy
of near four years standing. Secre-
tary of Agriculture Wilson, BY diFee-
ton Of former President Roosevelt
referred the question of the use of
saccRarine in feeds to the Remsen
Board Of scientific Experts. for their
investigation and report. After three
years of experiments. this board re-
ported that the addition of saceharine
II food as sub fer sugar must be
regarded rs substitution involving
q reduction IN the food value OF the
sweetened product and hence Il reduc-
ti0n in its quality"
A decision then was made that the
use OF saecharine would be prohibited.
after July /. 4ell. On appeals from the
manufacturers. however, the time was
extended.
Secretary Of the Treasury Mac
Veaeh signed the original decision
prohibiting the use of saecharine. but
further hearings, which We're held
eventually convinced him that its use
in very small quantities should be a.
lowed. so that fa dissented from the
opinion rendered today.
THE argument that 1t MAY be used
in small Quantities. said Or, NileE.
in a brief submitted to the secretary.
is the nd familiar one which adulter-
ators and those who seek 10 adulter-
ate have used from the very begin
ming of things Il we admit injurious
substance in small quantities We ean-
not with any justice exclude any 9th
or. I urge the Importance Of refusing
in any way te condone the 0se of sac
charine IN foods.
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Shipping News

Rockland. Me, Feb 29.-Sailed
Sehooners Warner Moore, New York;
EVE b. Hall, Baltimore.
Portland, Me, Feb. 29.-Sailed.
Steamers Broxhy (Br), Monmouth.
Eng; Astarte (Br), Parrsboro, \. S.
Schooners Marcus l.. Lranna. New
port News; Forest City, Norfolk and
Savannah; William H. Clifford, Ken
nebec lin tow; ]. s. Lamprey, coast
wise.
Boston. Feb. 29-Arrived: Steamer
Victorian eBr), Liverpool. Schooners
Prescott Palmer, Norfolk (hound from
Hampton Roads,; Future, Sabine.
Texas; Edward s. Eyelyth, Plum Is
land
Sailed: Schooners Quetay CBr).
Yarmouth, n. s.; George p. Hudson.
Norfolk; Baker Palmer. Lamberts
Point; Erwin j. Luce, Roekport,
Mass. Sloop Albert Baldwin, do
Siasconset, Feb. 29.-Steamer New
York, southampton, etc, for New
York. 1877 miles east Of Sandy Hook.
at 6.15 A. NJ, dock. late tonight, or
$50 \. NJ. Friday.
Bath, Me. Feb 29.-Arrived:
Schooner William II. Clifford. Port
land.