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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28

New Glim is Fine-Col. John Nc.
McClintock Saturday night expressed
himself as being well pleased with
the new arc light which has been
strung at the fronting the
Miller hotel. The lights far bright
er than the former one, and one may
read a paper from its light in front
of the hotel very easily.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28

Halloween Party-On Thursday
night, Oct. 81, the Ladies Guild of
the Episcopal church will entertain
with a Halloween party at the hall
over Wise and Newman's store. Re-
freshments, games, music, futures
predicted, etc. will help pass the
evening. A general good time is as
sured to all who attend. (Ad.) 10-262
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28

J. Kaufman OF Mission spent Sun
day in Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28
SMALL TRACTS OF LAND NEAR
CITY

Now is the time to purchase small
tracts of land near the city at rea-
sonable prices. Have recently pur-
chased the r. A. Lieck land near the
city; have subdivided same into
tracts of from ten (1O) to forty (40D
acres. This land Is located on Canal
and Is strictly first class in every
particular.
Apply Direct to
E. K. GOODRICH
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28

NJ. M. Johnson of Dallas Is a bust
ness visitor in this city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28

Ill With Grippe-Robert, the sor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rutledge, is
i'll with the grippe at his home. Mrs
Rutledge herself is just recovering
from a similar attack.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28


of residence as "96,614,' which is
the population Of San Antonio. Is
registered at the Miller hotel. Mr..
Root says that so far he has placed
that number on the registers Of about
200 different hotels in Texas.
nH -
II. S. Evans OF Mercedes was in
Brownsville yesterday.
Mrs. Augustine Celaya and her
daughters, Misses Laura and Ade-
leide, returned Saturday from NaZar-
eth, KY, where they went to attend
the centennial celebration at the
Nazareth college.
Mrs. A. S. Putegnat has returned
to the city after three weeks spent at
Nazareth. Ky, attending the centen-
NAL celebration at the Nazareth coll
lege, from which she graduated
twenty-five years ago.
Mrs. A. E. Scanlan returned yes
terday from Sherman, after a short
visit to her daughter, Mrs. George E.
Copley of that city.
Tom Tate arrived in Brownsville
yesterday from Santa Gertrudis for
a visit to his relatives.
DR.. e. S. Mccain returned to
Brownsville yesterday, after an abb
sence of several days.
Judge Gordon Boone, attorney for
the independent party in the i%njunc-
tion proceedings which are to be
heard at Edinburg today, arrived In
Brownsville yesterday from Corpus
| Christi.
F. c. Squires of st. Louis Is a
business visitor in this city.
j. f. Grant of Galveston arrived
in Brownsville yesterday for a stay
of several days.
j. G. Miller and l.. ID. Crawford Of
San Benito were visitors in this city
yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. r. L. Rentfro will
leave today for a trip to st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gregg returned
yesterday from Sherman, where they
have been visiting relatives.
E. f. Shirar and j. A. Goolsby of
San Benito were visitors in Browns
vile Saturday.
Mrs. Segel and her little daughter
left Saturday afternoon for her home
at San Antonio. Mrs. Segel has been
in Brownsville the past month visit
ing her sisters, the Misses Kaufman.
Mrs. F. J. Sergeant and her sister,
Miss Olive Ellstun, both daughters of
Mrs. Eli Ellstun of this city, re-
turned Saturday from Bangor, Me.
Miss Ellstun has been residing in
Bangor for the past three years with
her sister. Mrs. Davis. She has re-
turned to stay here now. Mrs. Sar-
geant went to Bangor three weeks
ago on a visit.
w. w. Kirkptrick of San Antonio
Is a visitor in Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith OF Stony,
South Carolina, are visitors in
Brownsville for a few days.
Fl. H. Lacey OF Dallas Is in
Brownsville on business. He is at
the San Carlos hotel.
w. l.. barley of San Antonio Is a
business visitor In Brownsville.
ID. f. Bachelor of Dallas Is in the
city on business. Mr.. Bachelor n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28

For Sale-Gentle Spanish mules
and horses. Address P. o. Box 134.
10-24-6t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28
E. d. Green of Mission was
Brownsville yesterday.

George L. Root, who gives is place
of residence as "96,614," which is
the population Of San Antonio. Is
registered at the Miller hotel. Mr..
Root says that so far he has placed
that number on the registers of about
200 different hotels in Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28

For local Market-Eighteen head
of cattle were imported through the
Brownsville customs house Saturday
by Federico Villareal for local
slaughter. They were inspected and
passed by DR.. Major Schofield.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28
VOTE o TAFT.
ADV. tt.

Services at Donna-Rev. ]. T.
Craig preached before the Christian
congregation at Donna yesterday.
He will return 70 Brownsville today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28
GEM THEATRE

THE LEGACY OF HAPPINESS-A
forceful sermon against the lust
for great wealth. A very fine
drama.
THE PRAYERS~O OF MANUELO-A
Vitagraph drama.
THE LEADING LADY'S BABY
American drama-Pathe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28

( M \ x x x Y x x x x X x
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28

Mrs. Augustine Celaya and her
daughters, Misses Laura and Ade-
leide, returned Saturday from Nazar-
eth, KY, where they went to attend
the centennial celebration at the
Nazareth college.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28

Mrs. A. S. Putegnat has returned
to the city after three weeks spent at
Nazareth, Ky, attending the centen-
NAL celebration at the Nazareth col
lege, from which she graduated
twenty-five years ago..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28

Mothers need have no fear in send
ing their children to the matinee.
Every care will be taken of the lit
tie ones.
MATINEES Every day from 2 To S.
Our pictures are always first class
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28

II. S. Evans OF Mercedes was !
Brownsville yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28

Mrs. A. e. Scanlan returned yes
terday from Sherman, after a short
visit to her daughter, Mrs. George f
Copley of that city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28

Tom Tate arrived in Brownsville
yesterday from Santa Gertrudis for
a visit to his relatives.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28

Judge Gordon Boone, attorney for
the independent party in the i%njunc-
ton proceedings which are to be
heard at Edinburg today. arrived In
Brownsville yesterday from Corpus
Christi.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-28

DR.. e. S. Mccain returned TO
Brownsville yesterday, after an abb
sence of several days.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07
n@aihinatOm sanaer6mnO1.

Inter Oeu giinitigiten 8eoingun-
qen nabm am lebten 0ienltaa Der
n8aIbington S%dngerbunO" feline re-
qeImdBigen @eiangsiibungen Dieoer
ouf. gabe5u iGmmtlide aftipen Otit4
qIicOer maren eriAienen, utO fiigter
fif oen 4nor0mngen Oes 9irigen-
ten, Serrn 8rof. @umpreht. 8ie
perIolltet, merOen mir mdbrenO oes
@inters etli6e re6t CUTE Gon5erte
oes o8albington SdngerbunOes" 81
borcn befommen. 2~ieb6aber Oes @e-
langeS, uno ioI6e, pelbe iingeu, uno
lire Stinlmen ipeiter ousbilOen mol
len, Iolten Dem o@aibington SGn-
qerbunO~ ais W}itglieO beitreten. See
ben ser 8flege 0es @eianges bietet
Der SGngerbuno aud in geieQiger
Siniidt ben jungen 2erten oiel Oes
9ngenebmen. 90 fitoen iie BORT
ausge5eidnete &egelbabnen, Billiard
uno &ooltii6e, un0 talentpoIIc, Jun
qe 2eute baben bier @elege1beit, ibr
@enie anf Sen g8retterr, nelde oie
@elt beoeuten~, 5u erproben. Die
regelmGBigen @eiangsitunoen finoen
ieOen 0ienitag 9Gbeno itatt.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07
Numinirtem lire Seamten.

Mm Sonntag 9[beno fono in ser
SGngerbunobaQe, 314 @=Str., u. @.
Die Domination bon 8eamten fir ben
nd6iten 8ermin ltatt. 9ie Mebr5abl
Der iebigen 9eamten puroen mieoer
in Gori6lag gebra6t, nit Musnab-
me oes &ice : &rdiioenten, Serrn
@m. S6euermann, mel6er oaS Imt
ni6t mebr annebmen pollte. SIN 1ei=
ne STEELE muroe SEER @m. 9ebrenS
erforen. Srob0em Die @efebe oes
SGngerbunoes es Dori6reiben, Dob
fein @rGfiOent mebr ais 5ipei Sermi=
ne 0aS Mmt in1ebaben tanlI 10 nur-
De, ga i'm @roBen nno @ar5eu Oie
@elebe ltrift Our6gefiibrt mer0en
Don oieier &egel I'M borliegenoen
Sale abgeleben, uno Serr 2epper, in
4nerfeunrng Der pertooGen &eroien-
tie, oie er Dem 0@aibington Singer
buno" tpGbreno 1einer 5lpeiiGbrigen
Nmtsperiooe 5u Sell perOen lieB,
inter einltimmiger Suipenoierung
Der &egeln, fir einen 0ritten Sermin
aominiert. Gie iibrigen nominirten
8eomten fino:
aOoIpb 8rouner, Sinan8-Sefr.
&i6aro 9rauner, forr. Sefret0r
Sreo Garl, S6abmeiiter,
@m. @onnemarn, 8ibliotbefar.
Hrnf 81 @11mbreht. 0irpftor
aus Der &n5abl Der folgenOenSer-
rem iino feds 9ireftoren 81 erWdb-
len: Sugo Sdul5e, Sobn @alOman,
1ugo 2oiiar, @uitabe Hauls, Sobn
&eoeder, CHARLES 8aumatm, Moolpb
9epp, Serbert 2epp, @omar0 8ede,
aarl 9aroer, Martin @iegan0, uno
Gbriltion Simon.
9ie @abl Der 8eamten uno 81
seftoren fin0et am Sonntag, Oen Is.
September, Abenos, Itatt.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07
9Od5eitsgIufen

Sn ser Goncoroia Stride, 90. unr
Is StraBe, g. So, i9IoBen am Mitt-
nod 9(beno, s llbr, SEER Garl
@oltgb, @rofeiior am 8eloit; @isc.,
College, nit Sri. @milo Sprigbtlp.
elmer @nfeIin oes Serrn Sran5Sd ul3
1919 Neip Sompibire gDe., oen9un<
fiirs 2eben. Cine iebr itarfe gln5abl
pom 6reun0en 0es irngen 8oares
wo6nten Ser Notwithstanding, Die
pon Serrn @aitor Men5eI poG5ogen
mur0e, bel. Die 8raut lit iebr pc.
prLldr, uno beliebt BEL 9(Gen. Si(
mar lange Sabre 2ebrerin an ben of.
fentli6en S6ulen Oobier, lin0 ipri6i
oie oeuti6e Spra9e iebr geIGufig.
9(ll6 lit fie elm Mitglieo Der Goncor.
oia : Stride idou lange Sabre Iaf
Der &rauitng fon0 in Der StuOio's
Saa an Connections Nbe. Elm @m.
pfong Itott. Gen gteupermGblten I'M
leren @liidmunI6.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07
Die @aiien ais Gbrcnsaite.

@iner freltnoliden @inlaoung oes
&ir6enrats 8ufolge, iperoen am
Sonntag, ben 10. September, an Dem
Sormittags : @~ottesoienlte in ser
oelltid : ebongelii6en &onforoia Sir
9e, 20. uno @-Str., Die &inoer 0es
oeuti6en @aiienbauies als @6rengd-
tie %teilnebmen. Serr YaItor Men-
sci, Seeliorger Ser &onforbio Sc
meinoe, iopie Der &ir1enborftano,
6aben elm beionoeres @rogramm, an
Dem ii6 au6 bic @aiien beteiligen
peroen4 fir oieien Sag 3uianmcu-
geitellt.
9lae 5reunoe uno @0nner oer@ai-
len limo 81 oieiem @ottesOienite berg
li6lt eingela0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07
uGOIumbia surnOercin"

9lm morgigen Sonntog miro inter
Der DIRECTION Oes Yrof. S6arball
pieoerum zines Der belie6ten Rou=
5erte Ser Mfarinc 8ano i'm Glubbaule
0es columbia 8%ltrnperein~, Itatt=
finoen, 81 meI6em oas folgenoe Gro-
gromm aufgeltelt lit:
/. Morid Seil9euti6lano" 9duI3
2. 9uperture oGancre0" ~. &oIiini
3. @ol5er Scr &uB~ $3.50. 3idrer
a. u9erceuie" @o0aro
5. Seleftion y9ie beioen 5dmelt=
ern~ Spie
6. ySpanii6er Gang -. @aifomsfp
Z. @al5er 1000 uno cine gfa9t@
8. u9teirii6e sieoer~ aoIdat
8. Seleftion u&igoletto" geroi
10. @arid y9erliner Suit" ~. 9infe
II. cargo" Saen0el
~. 02ieoermari9~ Sermann
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07
Gum gebnrtstnse Oes Serrn
Gbriit. Seurid,

Son Oem 0ireftorium oes Oeut.
I6en @aiien6auies muroe Dor eini-
qen 8ugen an Serrn gbrilt. Seurif
meI6er itd eegenpdrttg aif Der
Seimreiie na9 bier befinoet urO am
II. September ieinen 20. @eburts-
tag feiert, ~folgenOes @rutuIations-
I6reibeu abgeianOt:
Serrn GbriIt. Seiirid,
0umpfl6iff Gaii. I1tgufte &iftorin.
Se6r geebrter Serr Seuri6l
Die acknowledgements 0irefto.
rem uno 8elegaten un0 cine groBe
Au5o6l perIonIider 6reunoe pom
0cutiden @aiienbauie gratuIieren
bon gall5em @er5en 81 ibrem 70. Sc
6urtstage uno bringen Sbnen cine
8%lunlengabe BON 70 &oien 5u Sbren
@6ren ul0 5lt Sbrem ferneren Slid
un0 @o6lergebeu, ni9t nleiit, Inn Ell
men 7~0-iGbrigen Mitarbeiter itnO @b-
rem Director 5u ebren, lonoern ais
eilen i6tpa6en 8eipeis Der Anerfen-
mtng uaO 5reultOi6oft, mel6e ieOer
bon ms fir Sic uho Sbre liebe So
mile fiiblt unO fir Sbre berrli6en
@rrlngeni9aften oitf Dem 6el0e Der
&umanitdt uno @bilantropbie uno
Ser 6reunoidaft.
N}ogen sic obie llnfaa al inns 3u=
riidfebren mo feine8oIfe Den Abeno
Sbres legetlsrei6en 2ebens ounfeln.
Sn aufri6tiger 6reunOi9aft
ISM. s. Mepers, S. S. S6neiOer,
Sefret1r. Yrdli0ent.
Sobn Ippid,
Or. SEQ. g. 8aier,
@eo. s. 9eBIer,
Charles 9otfd,
CHARLES 6. @erner,
6. g.. Soldier,
9l0olpb @uoe,
6reoerid Smbot
CHARLES Socobien,
@m. Settler,
SoDn Sold,
Sobn &roft,
81. 2oeffGer ir.,
Sobn s.. Meinberg,
@m. s. MteDers,
George IS. 8litt,
CHARLES IS. 9fogier,
SSobn s.. 6dnei0er
Mtartin @iegano,
Simon @olf,
6rau 6. IS. 9artbel.
5rau @atbarine SoeffGer.
s. @. Selbig.
aoolpb 2eoD.
9lOam S6nei0er.
gbas. &. S6pegler.
@briit &ommling.
Bbilipp 9ittes.
9ireftoren uno 9elegaten.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07
0eiert 0ebnrtstas.

Ger s. September 1913 mar cir
ereigniBpoler Gag fir einen unierer
be%fanntelten oeutiden Burger mn
SournaIiiten: Oem an oieiem Gage
erblidte &err Mar Saiielba6 oqs
2i6t Der @elt. Sein 8ater mar 81
mails 9berregierungsrat in @eItfa-
len. Ser Gag mnB oesbalb qefqiert
peroer, ullo 0ie Gifts bolten an Die
fem Gage ibre groBe @rfuriion UNI
SEER Saiielba6 miro Der @brengoIi
iein. - @as beiBt mid oo?
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

Ger S6pabenberein bielt am leB-
ten 9ienftag 8. September, in Senrr
8aBmann's Solle cine gut belu6tG
G%eriommlung ab, bel pelhcr oos
&omite errlannt mrlroe, meIhes Die
Gorarbeiten fir Die 9beaterporitel-
llng, Die am erlten Montag i'm SEQ
pember in ser Slo Maionic SaGe, in
@erbinoung nit &on5ert uno 8oG,
obgebalten weroen iou, 81 beioreer
Eat. MuBerOem muroen nod Der
idieoene &outinegeiddfte erleoigt.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07
stdOtiide Ieni0teiten.
samtaa, ben Z. eeptember 1912.
aOaefturen.

&oaeftoren, tpelde in i6ren 0i-
ltriften autoriiiert IinO, ole Ibonne'
mentsbetrdge gu erbeben unO 81
qu~ittierer, iinO ioIgenOe Serren:
Sermaun @iufler, 124t 5. StraBe,
&c. 50, fir Den gtorOmeiteu moro
lid bon Der 16. StraBe uno Den
RorOoiten.
Saul S9pegler fir ben Sitopelten
uno Ben SiiOoiten.
6ris alein, 915 g. s. @Oe., %. US.
fir oen g. @. weitlib BON Der
Is. StraBe eini6lieBli6 George
tonn unO gfoBlpn.
8egen &logen, Die uns bic nio
ga 5ufommen, Dab Oas vSournal"
nt6t bis Sumstags Abenos ooer crit
Neontags in 0ie &dnOe Der &eler
fommt, teilen mir nit, oaB Die 3ei-
tung 5eitig genlIg auf Die &olt
fommt, Inn Samitags Morgens nit
eriter 8olt abgeliefert 8u Deroen.
Dian bei6pere iid prompt bel ben
@erren grieftrdgertl. Sci 8ieOer-
bolung bitten mir nm gta9rift per
Selepbon, @fain 1883, ooer our6
Yoltfarte.
@rge6enit
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

M6tbunoert 9eleeaterL ma
be5u ale 5ibiliiirten &dnoer Scr @r-
De reprdientiereno, maren am Wfitt-
mod uno 9%onneritag sur 9%onferena
Der 9lpplieo GbemiiterD, melde in
Ntew gorf ibren s. Snternationalen
&onereB abbieIteuL auf 9eiud Oo-
bier. Die @6ite pllroen i'm @eiBer
Sauie pom 8rdiioenten Gait empfan-
gen uno Na6mittags muroe fin Die
ielben cine 9%apnpartie arrangiert. :
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

&oum, Dab sic Sogoiaiion err
0ffnet lit, weroen audi ihon SagO-
unfGae gemeloet. Am Montag err
lit stephan 9lron, mdbreno er in
oen NieOeritngen nabe ser Sta6t Dem
@uiowerf oblae, @erIesuneen an lei-
men Augen, oie anfGngli6 oas 9lll-
genlidt gefGbrOeten. Na6 Den @us-
iaeeu Der 9ler5te miro er ieood feline
Sebfraft ui9t berlieren.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

sc orgen, Sonntag, 9ibt Ser
oeuti9e &riegerbuno in ben @il=
Ions, Seuri1s @arten IN Genleptown
iein jGbrli9es 8ifuif. 9aB es bel
ben &riegern frieoli6 : froblid gu
geben miro, Itebt 81 erwarter.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

Die Satin Oes befanuten Nus
i6bigen Sobn garlp, Del6er Die
&roufbeit li1 pdbreno oes ipanii6-
amerifanii6en arieges in Oen @bi-
lippinen 8il5og, lit Inn cine S6eiOung
BON ibrem @atten nadgefommen.
Sic bebauptet, oaB garlD ibr Die Sea-
tllr ser 4ranfbeit uerbeimli6t babe.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

@m Sonutag 9tadmittag, 2.30
ubr, finOet Die re%gelmaBige mouat-
li6e @%eriammlung OerOireftore1 oes
9euti6en @%aiienbauies itatt- Die
8erlammIlng miro in Der Allltalt alb
gebalten.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

$ 2ebens iiberoriiiiig tranf am
0ienltag Die @ittme 9teaie 6. Sobn=
ion, 81 Sabre alt, in ibrer @obmlg
t742 Giggs apenue, @orbolldllre
unO ltarb.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

@Gbreno Der p~erflolienen $50
DIE muroe in Wft. Hainer Elm Garni-
bal abgebalten, BEL Dem Die Ger
man 9ano~, beltebeno aus ben Ser
rem GborlesSibl Sol. SnDoer, Sol
Seiier, 6reoerid Mrnolo, aug. Gin.
fen, Senrp Tanoer, Sranf Sbon-
beller, Sobn &leiL uno Slug. Seeming
Sen erIten Yreis erbielt.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

8 II 0euti6 Qmerifanii6e I'm
terItiibungsperein miro am nadlten
0ienitag, in Senrp @%aBmonn's Sal
le, 1877 Z. StroBe, @.-@., feline re-
g~elmGBige &eriammlung ab6alten.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

S ii Sonntag glbeno itebt @ene-
lar : @%eriammlung auf Dem 8ro-
gramm oes o9lrion" : @eiangOereins
IuBerOem @ntgegennobme Der 8e-
ri9te Der 8eumtelL uro anOerer oil
perier @ei96fte. Cine rege Anteil-
nabme an oieier G%eriammlung miro
erpartet.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

Gin &errn @ui. 8robler ge60-
RIGGS 9lutomobil berbrannte am0icn-
itag Abeno an Der 8ennig Goao, ma
be Ser Central Mpenue. 8ie Wtal6i-
ne batte einen 8ert bon $4,000.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

Ole columbia Seftion go. /,
oes @erein 9apern", bei6loB in Der
leBten @%eriammlrng, melde inter
@orlis oes 9errn @. &udOdi6el am
pergangenen Sonntag abgebalten
puroe, am Montag, 27.Sanuar 1913
i'm Mtalonic Eempel fem 81. 9TH
tungsfelt uno Ball 81 feiern.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

8ei ser am Montag abgebalte-
men 8lumenparaOe erbieIt oas 10
proftooa oeforierte 9lutomobiI Der
Serren @uoe Den erIten @reis.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

Cine 6rou bat fem &ett, ibrem
Nfanne sic Soientaiden gu leeren
10 entl6eiOet elm Hi1ter in @alifors
MEN. 9(ber auf pelbem 8ege fam
Der Mtatm 0as per9iiten2
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07
gmerfamiider GcianOter tut,

Somilton Sing BON 9llipet Mti1.,
err Ser. Staaten-@ eianote in Siam,
orb, nie Dem Staats=0 epartement
stitgeteiIt pltroe, ploBli9 0lt Bang
Eod. @r NOR in 1862 at ct. Sobns,
q. S., geboren.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

SeBt beiBt es ober 8ablen. Ser
0eputp Steuer=&oleftor s. so. 80
mers, bat feline Aiiiltanten initruiert
ooB iie ale riiditdnoigen Steuern
obne 9fiidii6t auf Yerionen ein8iebeu
ioaen. SIM Sale elmer 9tidt3ablunQ
ioa perionli6es @igentlm genom-
men mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

@G6reno elmer &uoerparti(
auf Dem @otomac am Montag fipptt
Elm 9oot nit ieilien SniaIien Inn unc
Ser Selegrapbiit Serome Worris err
tranf. Die Qei6e muroe am DienItag
gefunOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

Or. 90. S. Mc@ee, elm befannter
8iifeni6aftIer, itarb am Mittpo6
i'm Cosmos Club. BON mel6em er elm
Mitglieo mar. @r bat in ieinem Se-
Itament beftimmt, Dab fem &0rper an
Or. Spibfa in @bilaoelpbia seianOt
miro, INN gu meoi5iniiben Stuoien
bermonot gu merOen. Or. Wtc@ee
lit an unbeilbaren 9rebsgei9piiren.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

Ser Yr1lioent %ernarate Iron
graoibotp it,, gum 9aoetten IN Der
MilitGr 9[faoemie 81 8elt Boint.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07
@rgebenit
Scr Serans sc6er.

Sebt lit Die bette 3eit, ouf Oas
o8aibingtop Sournal" 81 abonnie-
rem.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-07-18
Annual School Election.

The annual election for indepen-
dent district No l. will be held in
the high school assembly hall next
Saturday evening and the polls will
open at I o'clock and close at s.
Two directors for three-year terms
will be elected to succeed E. L. Nc
MILAN and Benjamin Soule. These
gentlemen have performed their
duties to, the entire satisfaction of
the community and it would be we'll
to re-elect them. ..
Mr.. Mcmillan has been a member
of the board since the organization
of the Independent district, and he
is especially well qualified for the
position.
Care should be taken to elect com
petent officers. The best men and
women in a district should be
chosen. Women are eligible for any
school position.
In every district there should be a
full attendance of the voters.
Nearly 50 per cent Of all taxes levied
is for the cause of education, hence
every Taxpayer should attend the
annual school meeting.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-07-18
Desirable New Settlers.

Mcmillan & Stanley recently sold
the following farm lands: Thirty
acres, with the buildings thereon, of
R. W. Freer's farm, in town of
Princeton, to. Theodore Ziemann of
Murray county, MIMI, for $40 per
acre. Mr.. Ziemann is moving in.
Eighty acres of wild land in section
%, Blue Hill, to Peter Van Kleek Of
Pennington county, MINI. The
purchaser will Immediately erect
buildings and locate on the farm.
One hundred and sixty acres of
wild land in Bogus Brook township
to Joseph Nimmerfroh of Mankato.
who will at once begin building a
dwelling house, barn, etc.
These settlers are practical farmers
and men of means-men who will
assist in building up the Country.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-07-18
County Board of EQUALIZATION.

The county board of equalization
met on Monday and, after organiz-
ing by electing F.. G. Cater chair
man, proceeded to carefully examine
the assessment books. The members
OF, the board are County Commission
ers Cater, Dalchow;; Uglem, Swennes
and Sholin and County Auditor
Doane. The following changes have
been made in the assessment of
personal property: =:
Horses, mules and asses of three
years and over---Increased: East
Side, rs per cent; Milo, 10 per cent :,
Foreston, 10 per cent: Decreased:
Hayland, 10 per cent: Isle Harbor.
10 per cent. -~@ II. A'-E.. :
Automobiles and other power
vehicles Increased: South Harbor.
800 per cent. Decreased: Page, so
per cent. -. =
Sewing and knitting machines
Increased: Foreston, 200 per cent;
Hayland, so per cent; Borgholm, so
per cent; Milaca, 80 per cent.
Pianofortes Increased: Borgholm,
100 per cent; Milo, 500 per cent. De-
creased: Hayland, *25 per cent. 4.
Farm tools, implements and ma
chinery-Increased: Bogus Brook,
Is per cent; Greenbush, Is per cent.
Decreased: Borgholm, 4 per cent.
Having completed the work of
eQualizing the personal property as,
sessments, the board is now engaged
in adjusting the real estate returns
of the assessors.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-07-18
Methodist Sunday School Picnic.

The children of the Methodist Sun
day school gathered at the church at
8 O'Clock on Tuesday morning to go
to Green lake for their annual pic
mic. Eight automobiles, four single
rigs and one four-horse team were in
readiness to convey them thither.
About 80 children and 20 adults
made up the party. ~.
The day was ideal and the trip
was greatly enjoyed by all. The
time was passed in boating, fishing,
bathing, wading, etc. At noon all
enjoyed beautiful dinner, arranged
upon tables by; the men and women
of the party. Mrs. Services
lemonade and F. A. Lowell's coffee
could not be beaten for delectability.
Guy Ewing bossed the proceedings
and twas done right. All returned
to town at $50 very much pleased
with the outing.