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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-30
MEXICO CITY SITUATION
SERIOUS, SAYS Mr.. HOLT
Just Returned from There-Resi-
dents Aiming, Houses Barricaded,
Business at Standstill.

That the situation in the City of
Mexico is serious is affirmed by j. w.
Holt, one of Brownsville's promi-
nent citizens, who just returned ltst
night from a visit of several days at
the Mexican capital. At the time of
his departure from the city last We'd
nesday, Mr.. Holt informed the Her.
aid reporter last night, the houses
of the inhabitants were barricaded
and business was at a standstill.
Everyone was apparently preparing
for an attack. The Americans were
arming themselves. At that time
they were equipped with a thousand
and fifteen guns and were receiving
military instruction. They had an
ample supply of food and ammuni-
ton. The German colony also was
we'll armed and banded together.
Americans, he said, were pouring
into the capital from Torreon and
other cities, seeking protection. A
condition bordering on anarchy is
reported throughout the extreme
south and west coast of the republic.
Pueblo to the south, Mr.. Holt
said, is not in position to offer eff
fective resistance to Zapata, for
there are but few federal troops in
the town. Mr.. Holt told also that
it was reported in the capital tina,
many of the trains to the south of
the City were being held up and pas
sengers robbed of valuables.
In closing his remarks Mr.. Eoit
said that three a loads of seriously
wounded troops of the battle of jim
enez, with the dead body Of Gen.
Gonzales Salas, the Mexican COM
mander. who committed suicide
after The defeat of his troops at
Jimenez, were brought to Mexico
City on Wednesday, the day of his
departure. The slightly wounded
troops, after the battle of Jimenez,
were taken to Monterey.
Mr.. Holt went to the Mexican cap
ital on business Of an important
nature. He expected to remain only
two or three days, and he found no
inducement, under present condi-
tions for him to prolong his stay, so
hurried through his business and
came back to Texas without unnec-
essary delay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-30
ANTHRACITE MINERS
ORDERED OUT.
Strike Will Begin Saturday and Will
Involve 10000 Men-0utlook in
Bituminous Field Better.

Associated Press.
Cleveland, Ohio, March 29-The
first step toward the stoppage of coal
production in the United States, as
result of the miners wage dispute,
was taken today when the union or
dered 10000 miners in the anthra-
cite regions of Pennsylvania to quit
work at midnight Saturday.
The suspension was ordered be-
cause Of the operators refusals to
grant the demand of the miners for
an increase of wages.
The bituminous mine workers
dispute is still unsettled up to a late
hour tonight. Three hundred thous-
and miners are involved. Represen-
tatives of the miners and operators
are in conference and it is stated
the outlook is somewhat improved
for a settlement of the differences.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-30
SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1912.
JEFF McLEMORE FOR CONGRESS.

Whether in jest or in earnest, the
announcement by Major Armstrong
to the effect that Jeff McLemore,
who is now located in Houston as
one Of the editors of State Topics,
will soon announce as a candidate
for congress is an interesting one
to Mr.. McLemore's friends. He may
not have any congressional aspira-
tions, may never go to congress, but
his hosts of friends all over Texas
feel sure that, if he should go, he
would compare very |favorably
with the other men who are there
as Texas Representatives. Nc
Lemore has the requisite quality of
gray matter, and his lifelong study
of public questions as a newspaper
mar should fit him well to play the
role.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-30
a Novel Patent Agreement

IRE remarkable sequel of the agi-
tatiOn for a law fo~rbidding the man
ufacture Of phosphorus matches
because of the effect on match
workers was an agreement between
the trust" and the independents"
which allows the use in all factories
OF the harmless sesquisulphide OF
phosphorus. The patent covering
the use of this preparation for match
heads, which is owned by the trust
has been transferred to the trustees:
Charles P.Neill, us. Commisioner of
Labor; DR.. E.R.A.Seligman Of Col
umbia University, and Jacksan Raj
ston of the American Federation OF
Labor. Licences will be granted to
Independent manufacturers on pay
lment of their individual proportions
.of the original cost Of the patent
10 the trust"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-30

Corpus Christi's Commercial Club
is planning "a trade excursion to
Brownsville and intermediate points,
to begin April %. According to
Fridays Caller and Herald, the trip
will be on a more extensive plan
than anything yet undertaken by
Corpus Christi's trade boosters, and
the special train is expected to cover
a distance of over oil miles on the
Brownsville road. The Brownsville
Chamber of Commerce will be pre-
pared. Of course, to extend at fitting
welcome to the Corpus Christi
vlsitoFs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-30
JEFF McLEMORE A
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
Editor of State Topic and Lifelong
Newspaper Man Expected to An
nounce Shortly.

Major j. B. Armstrong, cattleman
of Katherine, just in from a business
trip to Houston, says he was assured
while there that Jeff McLemore,
former resident of this city, shortly
will his candidacy for
congressman-at-large, subject to the
action of the democratic primaries.
Mr.. McLemore is now editor of State
Topic, published at Houston.
"All of Mr.. McLemore's Huoston
friends seemed to take it for
granted that jeff will soon be a full
fledged candidate" said Major Arm
strong, "and he told me that was
just what he meant to be. He is so
we'll known and so well liked where
ver he is known that, / should
think, he will make a strong race"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-30
MEXICAN MINISTER
DENIES REPORTS.

Yesterday afternoon the Mexican
consul at Brownsville, Silvino Gar
cia, wired 70 the secretary of the
interior of Mexico at Mexico City,
asking if reports received in The
Heralds' bulletins regaring the sit
uation there were true. Last night.
Consul Garcia received a reply say
ing that the reports were incorrect
and authorizing him to deny them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-30

If Col. Roosevelt is SO anxious to
be a president again, why doesn't
he hike into Mexico, where they
really need a president like Inc
t%'strenuous one" He might stand a
better chance to land a job there
than he does here. And who knows
but what he would be the right man
in the right place owe there?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-30

Traffic on the streets being paved
naturally must be checked for a
time, but fortunately Brownsville
has alleys through every block which
permits all necessary hauling or
other traffic for commercial houses
to move without interruption. Pc
d~estrains have been inconvenience
but little on account Of the paving
work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-30
He's Only o Boy Now.

And now the lucky emperor of
China can run barefoot, go in swim
ming, play hooky, and enjoy life
Wall Street Journal. wv. ........
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-30

The situation looks bad from the
Maderista standpoint. All of which
does not mean that there is any oc-
casion for us to get excited on this
side of the border. This government
has no intention of interfering.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-30

The government must, as a matter
of common sense, keep it's army and
Lnavy ready for any emergency that
kmay arise. Hence all this talk
bout transportation of troops. 1t
Is possible the contingency may
arise, but II is hardly probable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-30

With snow. sleet and hail on
March %, the people up North are
more convinced than ever that the
ground hog knew what he was about
when he went under cover again
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-30

Jane-''You should have Sc n tn
handsome chap VINO threw me a
kiss from the car window"
Bessie-"EXpress or lOcal?'
Express. Why F"
II understand" - MeggendOrfer
Blaetter
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-30

K Encourage the public school chill
'aren by contributing to the fund for
the Annual Review.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-30

TheE belated blizzard will bring to
the nd krthern pater familias bills for
fuel Al BONG with bills for Easter hats
on kpril I.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-30
Dangerous Literature.

Western mothers are said to be
trying to prevent their sons reading
dime novels about the wild East
Baltimore Sun.
"a hours:
Meteorological data for the last
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-30

Entered at the Postoffice at Browns
Vile, Texas, as Second Class Mail
Matter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-30
Terms .. transcription

Daily = Published every morning
except Supluay, by mail postpaid to
any poipnt in the United States, Mex
SEQ orr Cuba, or delivered by carrier
20 ANY part OF the city, West
brownsville, Texas. or Matamoros,
Mexico.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05
Gepnblifaniide EriuSipien.

gs nirD baIb notbpsnoig fein, cine
9elobnung fir Denjenigen aus5us
itrstben, Der ris rspublitaHtihen
prinSipien finbet, ba fis in bem
aampf 5pifben 1aft unb Rooiepslt
oerlorsu gsgangsn gu ieiu iheiueu.
Das gsht fpe5iea aus Der Grtldruns
RooIepelts bsrpor, bub sr bi. GrrpGhs
luna beg SeHators Root gum tempos
rGren 9erIiser Der repubIitaniihen
glotipnal RoHpention betdmpfen tpers
be, neil oisIsr, Der friibr auf Der
fortfhrittlihen Seite ftanb, jest Elm
Rsattipndr geprrben iei. Den Be-
peis bierfir fhetnt er in Der Sbats
fade gu fiuben, buB ROot iid eegen
Snitiotipe unb referendum srtlGrt
hot. 9as fino Dobl fprtiarittli6e
MobrsgsIn, absr nift fpe5ieq republic
tonifter 2rt, ba Iie audi pon ben
Demotraten befiruortst ipsrbsn. 9es
Dsitersn fpielen tie in Der ndtionaleu
pplitit tetne Rolls, ba lie bios in ben
Staateu angepanDt fperben iolen unb
aud bort nur Dertpenbbor iinb. Suis
tiatioe unb referendum fir bic natios
male GeieBeebung fheinsn unssfidts
ses grobsn 8otums unb bss Snters
sFsnsGegeniases in ben DerI6iebeneH
2anbestbeilen ni1t burhfiibrbar.
9batidalid iinb iis aud fir bisfsn
3fpsd nidt notbig, bo bic 8iirger pers
m0se DerbeHertsr Dablssfese auf bic
apnsreb Mitslieber beTsr sinpirten
su tOnnen. als pprber unb baburh
bic Ge{ege erlungen tonnen, bic iis
plnIhen.
Der gegriff Der GOrtItrittlidteit
fpirb baber, iopeit es bic rationale
poIitit betrifft, in elmer unberen afs
Don gtoOiepelt gsoahten Deiie aufg.<
| fubt fperben miifTen. Gr i'll tin bies
fem Sale 1peniser abminifratiper als
0tDnomiihsr art, tpie bas bislane i'm.
mer Der Bnn setpeien III. DIE Sdxibes
linie In Der nationalen politit bilben
lnnA uis suppr Der 1arif anb bic Bi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05

0as Suits 9ummittes bss
Sduies bat bei6IoFen, ben 5lsiidz
Sruit gu untsrTuheu. Wos es fin.
ben pirb, tann Sober i'm @prz
aug fagen. Sn betmli6er Weiie perz
ben preispersinbarungen eetroffen
unb bas pubIitum mub btsablen, mas
geforoert piro. 0as Suiti3 Somz
mtttee foqts bic 4ngeIsgenbeit an bas
3ommittse fir MitteI unb Weae nit
benz Griuden iiberpsiisn, bab es cine
Bin einberidtet, bic 5IeiTh freie Gins
fubr bsrpilIigt. 4lsbonn rperoen bic
greifs auf Der StsIIs 1erabaebeu.
Demotraten, bic bod teine erpitten
30Gner iinb, io1ts Elm bsrartissr
Shritt ni6t ihper fallen. mir pers
mutben aber, bub fis obftdtlih bas
geeignete Utittel ni6t in Qnpenoung
bringeu polIsn. Sc lit ibnen nitt
perborgen, oab bas Bolt psssn Der
Interchangeable Der 9erSneifIun8
nabe lit, mas in 9esue auf bic Oft
Iihen 9robitdote teine reoneriids
llsbertrsibung, ionoeru Die rudts
Dabrbeit 1T. 4us poIitiidsn Grim
ben lGBt man bas Bolt peiter buns
germ, in Der Grpartuns, bab .s iid an
Wabltage fir isin glsnb an Der berr.
ihsnben Yartet rdhsn tpsrbs. Disis
Git nirb b0hftpobridsinIi6 ben ae.
fpiinidten Grfolg buben. Die WiQtos
nen BON Utsni6su, 1peIte itth biz
| ihtpsrIten gntbsbrungsn aufsrIsser
miiiIen, neil Iis bic 5heusrungsprstit
ntht be5oblen tDnnsn, perben niht
perfeblen, bic 9artei, bic in Der 6srr.
ftaft lit unb ben Rpthftunb ntht mil.
bert, 5ur gerantportung Su stsben
gine iolhe Strafe nGre aud an
9Iabe, penn man beobuttst, bab in
alien europGiThen Qdnbern etpus os:
Itebsn 1T, burh freiers gtrfubr bem
Notbitono entgegen3upirtsn, nGbrent
in uuTerem Qanbe abfolut nihts ir
biefer StnfiAt osI6ieht. Das poIiti'
ihe Dad i4eint Der glnitft gu isiu
oub ale 9flihtsn erfiut iinb, tpenr
man bas8olt nit poIittf6su Reosnsar
ten ubipsiIt. gtber ben Qolititsru rpirt
bic grfubrung nibt sripurt bl.ibsn
boB bungrtge Stimmgsber bios fiji
biQigss groo unb Glsiid unb ni6t fiji
biGige asosnsurtsn 9eritGnbutb be:
Iiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05
Jiinf MenId)enlebfll
Gallen lit Sid Wmm einer entiebliben
Gataitropte sn,a Cpter.
9rei Wanuer uno 3luei Srauen fnoen infol9e
Grfifung ben Sob.
Cine nit 1rebern angefalte Wrnbe tusro 'bnen
aum Wrabe.

stlsmpe mar in dbruno Hbaonon uu Bate Safe srsust pslt
ausenbdsn berbefbren Saeob Sa oas ere Spsr Oct
aaatrOpbs Seg in bic grub 9reber gu bon lno prap
ebIos fammsn p Wdnn uno pei Jausn farosn Den pe
bntob gsi benz 0uhe ien. 5susruehrmnnn BON Den
an ubermannt kine f in tspen,ltsm 3uitdnbe
Ssenen uro Qufte ou ltnfdlds 9poiss aurssuns in
Der QoborIdo gpisei auomobi ouf 5ab mad BEN 9os
pa ptrurolua goif Gotmann trGat IbensssfGbite 8sr
ebunaen oapOu pse Coroner giunobeisumt nit elmer n
sriuhung b9Gits aObsnoyposos anssblid bic uode Der
Gaanropbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05
eokal.Dtrid)t
0eburten.

Gson uub Sunnab Rafon, 2602
Wan Strabe; Wdbhsn.
u. unO GbarI. 5afisIbsd, 422 Belts;
Mdbhen.
artbur unb Sbu Banter, II Deet
Strube; Wdohsn.
gbarIes unb aate Samelsls, 315
Is. Strabs; Mdohen.
Soi. unb Glii. 2oner, 1927 2inn
Strabs; MGbhsn.
Wl. unb 5enr. 5erf6tofpis, 41s
Mabs Gtrabe; anabe.
u. unb gna 9egner. 1913 Central
Npsnue; WdbGen.
sSobn unb Rofe apbl, 1746 6ans
fislb; anabe.
Sobn unb Mubsl golins, 1897
9luerod; anabe.
Gam. uno Settle 4rmitrong, 1727
5anfielb; Gnube.
Sac. uno Woqi. gaIin, 52S Did
man Strabe; anube.
Gsorg uHb Clara Gtimfon. 2611
Gben; anabe.
Wm. unb Rutb. 5uber, 2131 God
Strabe; 4nabe.
Natb. unb u. Come. 1913 Wsftern
MpeHue; Gnabs.
Cliff. uno 8alerie Wore, 817 Wers
man Npenue; Rndbe.
8. unb 5attie Dureti. 518 Central
4oenue; Wdbhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05
gsittwpd, ben 5. Suni 1912.
Die ct. 2Duiier @ranojurp bat /

Die ct. 2puiier 8raRojurp bat in
5rem 9eri6te ertldrt, bdb bic Sonns
EasseeIebe unooqItredbor limb. 0ds 1T
line Grfabrung, Die man AUDI IN dnee@
zen Stdbtsn gemuht bat. Mit ben Ioz
allen grobibitionsgeieBen perbdlt es
ih niht anoers. Menn bds DfFent=
li6e 9rtnten perboten fptrb, fIprirt
sas beimIihe Irinten. prohibittpn
bepirtt tpeiter nibts ols cine 9emoras
iiIirung bes 8etrdntebanDels unb oes
DubIitums. Der ct. 2ouiier 9ranbs
Surp eebiibrt Nnsrtennung, bas of
ZEN singeItanoen gu babsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05

uno fdeint Die 0orausiuguns Der I'm
b6nqer Rooienelts au beitdttsen, olB
bic fabtiden Delesaten beim erltsn
Wino6auh Tih uIs fe6r fhipantenoes
Rphr ertpeiien tperoen. Mn IBtnp
piro es niht feblen; es tpiro fpedr Su
beFtioen Stiirmeu tommen. Iuf benz
EopfepeltIten prpsrdmm iteben eine
aunse QnsabI BON Gntlpner. Sin hefs
ftaer aampf rpiro in Der Sisung oes
RatioudI.apmmittees toben, oh BE
aus ben qrimGrpablen berporgegdnge.
ren DeIegoten fir RopIepelt in ods
aommittee aufgenommen peroen iolz
len. S't bieIer Gturm ppriiber, ounn
perbsn bic 3pnteits BON mebr uls 3p.ts
bunbert 9eIsgaten, iiber peIhs p1S
RationuI apmmtttse au entideipen
bat, Srtane sntfeHeIn. Spbalb Die
Gonpentipn Suiammsngetreten 1T,
nsroen bic ApoiepeItianer Sturm aus
pollen Baden blaien, ba iie bic Sin.
ieBung bes Senators 9pot aIs tenn
porGren 8oriiger nidt suseben tpplIsr
uno CUR pDIIi9er 8auferei iptrb s5
tommen. tpenn Die RpoIepelttuner 2;e
bonn Ratipnulz3pmmittse abgefpieiensn
aonteite DOT bic Natipnals& s&onpentipn
bringen. @s fpiiroe aller GrFahrunJ
ptoeriprehen, ipsnn bic 9eleedten Iih
fir irgenb einsn Der bsiben geperber
entidieoen, Die gu fold bitteren Sat
tionsfeboen, tpie lie Die partsi nod
uIemals bur6gemudt bat, 9erauIais
funo seben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05

Die Stanbpatter nerIuhen,
tbren 5reuno 2orimer permittelit
Qufi6ubs 81 boIten. Radbem Die
anitdnoigen gIemsnte i'm Sendt eno<
lid ourhgeIegt buben, buB Der Jul
aufgenpmmen tpiro, periuhen bic
Stanopatter ipisbsr einen gufIhub
Biz nah Der Nattonal &onpertion 81
srlanssn. 0ieie 8er3Dgerung follte
niht 3ugeItanosu tperoen. Die Senas
loren, bic Rutiidten ouf Die gbre oes
2anoeg, oes Senuts uno ouf ihre et.
gene Gbre nebmen, fpqten enolh einen
Ssnator bsIeitigen, oeTen GrpGblun9
unter ben itanoaI0ieIten umitdnben
.rfolgt 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05

5aft bat nit fnapper glotb bic
feds Delegaten at large Don Gbio er.
Iangt. 9ieiem febr gertugen grfplge
fte6t Die sbotfa6e segeniiber, bab be-
beuteno mehr Roofepeltz als 9afteGes
keuten in oisfsm 5tuate geipdbIt nor.
ben finb. Der Subel Der 4nbdnser
bes 4rdiioenten fdeiHt baber niat ion.
berlih gut begriinbet. 3o6ft erniids
iernb foate bie Ra6ridt rpirten, baB
5nei Dele9aten aus Nlabama, bic fir
Suf inftruirt puren, fih duf bic Seite
fetnes Gegners aefteat bdben. DG bes
prGfibeHten Wa9t in Der aonDention
fiH hauptfdnlih uuf ben giibeu itiitt,
10 1T bas ein febr bebeniIi4:s 3st4ei,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05

Die 0erobiesuns Der 8es
bI6ren fir bic goTTirung oes Sue5s
aunaIs erfplst bauptidhlih aus oem
Grunbe, Der 3onturren3 beg qdndmaz
Ganals gu begesnen. Inter iol6en
1lmItdnoen lit ss ausgeIhlofen, bob
bic Ser. Stadtsn in abiebbarer 3eit
I'm Stdnoe iein neroen, Die unters
haltstoIten oes aanaIs nur onndberno
gu befen, ba Bel gleiten Raten bic
Shiffabrt ben Weg iiber ben Sue3z
aonal beibebalten pirb. Wenn dber
bic &oiten niht oeoedt peroen ton.
nsn, 10 lit ss rdtbiumer, iiberbaupt
feine 9ur6gongsgebuhr gu bershnen
unb ben Russn aus Der Sebuns oes
6dRbels uno Der Shiffahrt 81 3ieben.
Sn benz 9erb Ore gegen Eth.
ter ardbplo peaen Ieiner 9etbeiligun9
on einem 8oblenb1nDeI fam audi iein
gsrbuLten aIs g1ihter CUR Sprate.
Gin 8urbesunpult trat aIs 3euge auf
unb mics barauf bin, nit tpelher uns
perantpprtli6en Wtiloe 4rhbdlo
nebertreter bes Qnti- Sruitgsisses Be-
itraft babe. Oas i't cine Mahrneh>
munu, Die man fat Bel alien ai6tern
esmdht, nit 4usnabme bon Qanots
in G6icaso. Gs bat ben 4rIhein, als
tpenn Die 8unossr hter bic 5ruft9eiese
mibbiQigten unb lie bringsn bas gum
2lusorud, tnOem Tie oerarttge 8ereeb?n
nit Der gr0bten Utilbe bs6anoeln. 3ds
ertlGrt es aud, tparum ale geri6t.t-
hen 8erfolgungen gegen Sruits iif
als unpirtium erpieIen boben.
Senator Burton nirft bem
dmsritanifhen @oIte Dor, baB es ruz
fiq sugefeben bat, rpie i6Golihe aoms
binationeu i'm 6anbsI unb in Der Sns
buItrie gsbtloet purben. 3as 1T cine
5iemlth itdrte gebauptung. Shon
felt iber 3e5u Sahren bat bas 8pIt
abbulfe Oerlangt gegen Die GrprsFuu.
gen Der WonopOIe, aber Der Gon9reB
oerbieIt iih unthGtig. 2ls er itlisbs
lid bas Sherman 9eiss pufIirte,
ma6tsu Die 9srtdte Iih ans @ert,
ihm burh Snterpretation ale Wirs
fung 3u ruuben, ME oas bis9er immer
geihsbsn iit, 10 oft ss fih um @eTeBe
banDelte, bic oas golt Dor bem GroBs
tapital gu ihuseH beitimmt paren.
2lls bas 8olt tpetter brdngte, puroe
euoli6 ous GeieB perihdrft unb fpies
Der mdnten bic Gsridte es 6tnfdQio.
0as ein3ige rpirtIume Mittsl bic
30ue berab3uieBen ober in FOLDER
Deiie 8u ermdbigen, baB bic 5ruits
Der pretsregulirenoen &Orturren5 bss
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-12-17
The Requests for Full Information About free tickets to the H..
augmation have been so great that we publish TO-DAY the
following letter which is being mailed:

Doubet the Circulation of An OHr North Carolina Daily
THE NEWS AND OBSERVER
INAUGURATION DEPARTMENT
RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA
December 4 1el2.
to V hi he ee eit2 me sh resur rn UPON spe 1 Or od 9. or . 10 f q he t "a axSs sassS
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-12-17

Double the Circulation Of Any Other North Gerolino Dolly
THE NEWS AND OBSERVER
INAUGURATION DEPARTMENT
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA