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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-09
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Der 8criud, Sic nadite Sc.
ulion Der fonfooerirten geteronc!l
nab unierer Staot gu bringeil, lit
misgludt, Die nadliie @eunip1l ipirb
M Chattanooga abgeboIten. Mall
traudt iid aber oieien MiscrfpI9
nidt aGau iebr 5u @er5en gu neb.
men. Dieie Meunioncn fonfooerirter
geteranen foiten eemobnIif biel
@elo ul1o bringei1 ipenig eil1. ltebr.
gems bat Ser llnermiiolide 11eue
Sefretar unierer 9anoelsfammer,
5. S. Garter IT,, lofort aneefiinoiet,
haB Gan @tltonio ii6 Inn Die gfe.
union i'm Sabre 1914 befperbe.
SSebt enolib i6eiut Ser lang
binge5ogcne nGonteit" Der Com
miiiion Gbarter" : Qblfimmllltg er-
Ieoigt gas Staots Suprene-@e-
riht bot Sen 5aI peeeu Mangels
on %Surisoiftion 5uridgepieien.
Die 8erar County @umanc
5ocietp bat am Mittpod lire Sab
r~eSperiammllng abgebalten, bat
geamten unb Direftoren ermablt
uno Die iiblihen geridte entgegen-
eenommen. Die @eienihaft bat
mabreno oes berganeenen Sabres
175 Grpodienen unb pielen @in-
bern lit aaerlei Soften beieeitanoell
nno bat pielen Sierer, oie front
paren ooer i6leht bebanoelt mltr,
ben, gebolfen. Die ginnabmen be-
tritgen $1740.69 uuo Die @ltsga-
ben $1682.1t.
- Brof. Carl 9abn lit BON leiner
Meiie nod Cincinnati mieoer 5urid-
gefebrt. Mu1 iein Sobn 9orrp, Der
bort oben 10 a~ufregenoe @benteuer
erlebt bat, lit geiuno uno muntcr
bier mieoer angelangt.
2ouis &lein len., oeiien Son
mir bereits gemeloet baben, mar
Gin langiabriger 8~emobner nnierer
Staot. Ct ipar Maler bon Trofei'
lion, botte ii1 aber i6on felt 2an-
gem bonn @eid1ft 5uriifgesogen
Gr mar MitgIieo Der ct. Sobannis
@emeinbe uno oes 4ranfenfoiien-
Dereins.
SIN sitter bon 81 Sobren
1tarb @uftab S. Sidel, friber in
ct. Souls pobnboft, aber felt funi
Sabren elm 8eipobner nnierer
Staof.
Mittpoh morgen ltarb Wil-
liam SeroIcr i'm Mlter BON So Sab
rem. gr itammte aug 9eutidlano,
batte friiber IN 6apette gountp ge=
foobnt un6 ipobnte felt utgefdbr
ieds Sabren 1T unierer Staot.
Das Wobnbalis bon q. @eiic-
an Der @irginia StraBe miirO.
aRittippb morgen 5piiben bier uno
flint ltbr Ourd Seuer gum 8etra.
&C bon $1,000 beihdoigt. q. Shores
ulo o. Gantll, Die in Dem Saiiie
ihliefen, pur6ea ourb ben Halid}
aus benz SbInf gemedt utto alnr-
mierten Die 6euertuebr.
- Mittpoh nadmittag gegell
feds brannte 6os @obnbaus bon
Mleron6er Georges an Der 8an0e-
ra Mpenue ab. Der Sda6en b..
Iauft fid auf ungefabr $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-09
@ie sic Marieiaaiic entitanS.

Ser Di6terfonponilt Ser fron<
55iii6en Ndtionalbpmne Gollget De
alsle mar nidts lpeniger als ell
grober @eilt, Der iid Bate traumen
~laiienk emit als gerfalier Ser Scar
ieiaaiie beriibmt 81 tperoen. gr ent-
llcmmt elmer mol6abenoen nno
angeie5enen 8iirgerfamilie, .ipar
a6er forperli6 aus Ser @rt geiblu-
gen, "a i'm Elm 8ufel berunlta(-
tete. Sroboem gelangte er IN cine
giilitdri6ule uno nllroe Sffi5ier.
Sn iener 3eit bes 8ericma6ens
mo Ser ~galonten &einlereien mar
iibrigens ein ieoer mebr ODER min
Ser Boet. Seit 1871 NOR Mouget
@auptmonn in StraBburg, mo- er
in Salon oes oortigen 8iirgernteis
tiers Baron 0ietrib piel perfebria
uro ieine 8erie perlas, mas i'm ii6-
rigen anbere @Glte aub taten.
Bloblid fam I'M Sabre 1892 Die
Nriegserfldrung, u1lo Der Girger.
meiiter lieB ON Sen StraBenecfsn
folgenoe Proclamation oni6iaeen:
81 Sen @affen, 8iirger! 9as
9alner seq &rieges lit erboben
eog 3eiden geeebenl gu Den @af-
fnle Warifieren mir, ieien mir
frei big gum lebten Mtent5uge, ltno
itets ieien nniere @iinide Dem
Slid oes 8aterlanoes uno Dem
Mol Ser gan5en Meni6beit ge-
|reibt!" Dieie @orte erbisten Die
Gbantaiie &ougers, nno als er am
Abeno pom 9aufe beg 8iirgermei=
tiers bon iiiBen @eines wegging,
formten iid in linn Die @eiien Ser
Marieiaaiie. 3u Sauie angelangt
nabm er Die 8ioline, ipielte einige
@fforbe uno i6rieb flint Gerie mic
ser. Sim naditen Worgen elite
9tollget 5t Dem girgermeiiter, Der
ibm begeiitert in Die Mrme iinft,
uno bolo breitet ii6 Ser &pmnus
iiber Sronfreih aus. Die Muiif ent-
Itommt elmer alten beutlden Weilpz
uno ser lebite 8ers muroe ipater
bon Dem Nbbee 8ellonneau geoid)-
tct. Gbenier, Der befannte Henolu-
tionsoidter, fiigte Damn ben iieben-
ten 8ers (uDie Stropbe Der &in-
oer") bin5u. Die erite 9r6eiterbe<
arbeitung Ser MarieiGaiie itammt
pom &opeQmeiiter Slagnier, uno
1889 bot @mbroiie Sbomas, Der
.Misnon", oas ordeitrale @epano
ser Spmne feiteelegt, bic ieit 1879
oifi8ieae Mationalbpmne lit.
Nouget bat 5u ieinen 2eb5eiten
anber Dem Didterrubm menig
Sreuoen genoiien. @abreno ieine
Sdopfuna oas 8abr3eiden fran-
soiiifen @ubmes miro uno IN ben
@apoleoniiden ariesen tiberaabin
nit ser fron8oiii6en SABINE bor-
erinet bleibt er ielbit in belheioe=
ner Steaung; mad Dem Stur5e
9eapoleons fomponierte er Spmnen
al gbren aorls x, aber aud oas
rettete i'm nidt aus ieinem Gleno.
gr idlaet iih miibiam ourf, in
Dem er ueberiesungen : mfertigt.
1926 miro er ms ShuloaefdueniS
geftedt; fir ben 9i6ter Der repoln-
tionaren Marfeiaaiie bat man in
oieier r~eaftion1ren 3eit nidts lib
rig. Crit nod Der @epolntion bon
1880 iebt ibm 2ouis 8bilippe elne
geniion aus nno ernennt i'm gum
Sitter Ser gbrenlegion. @it II
Soabren lit er Damn 1886 geltorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-09
Die sofoeme ltbr.
Son q. % 0 B t.

/ SSll AlpI2 fFNttlClt pGl SlLtDeltl
hes @eiangpereins u5robiim" in
0immelbauiem ibmun5elte felt eini=
gen Sagen pergniigt; oenn er bot
te erfabren, oaB Der 4ltsiduB oes
gereins u6robiinm" beihloilcn bat
te Dem Oirige1tem gil ieinem Be-
|pornebenoen @ereins SubilGum
cine soloene nbr gu itiften. Gin
@elogeihenf mare ibm freili6 lie
Der gepeien,. oenn iein CURT uno
iein 4apaunenfrieobof mie er mebr
uibig als ihon ieinen 8eroalalngs
apparat nannte, peri6lang mebr,
cls er peroiente, 10 oaB er niht
nlr fortpdbreno l1nter Der Croft
loiigfeit lit, lonoern aud bas Seer
ieiner @Idubiger tdgIid madien
iob. @ber immerbin, cine goloeuc
ltbr mar olth fem libel Ding uno
batte INNER ibren 8ert, ipenn Die
Scot an ben Wagen eing. @eraoe
an Dem Mbeno, an Dem ibm bas @b-
rcngeidenf feierlidJ iiberreidt mer-
oem ionte, mar es linn unmoglid,
i'm 2ofal v5llm 2oipen" 81 eribei-
nelL 90 es ygnoe Wonats" mar uiio
er troB aller 8cmiibungen nirgenbs
Elm 9arleben bette auftreiben fon-
men. gr lieB iid alio entiduloigen
oenn i'm y2omen" erDielt er nidts
mebr auf &reioe; obne einen Sel-
Ter in Der Eaide fonnte er alio
niht bingeben.
Mm n6diten Gage bradte linn
ser Brieftrdger Die Mittagspolt.
0obei tpar gIeid %obenorauf Elm
GROCER Brief aus Dimmelbauiem.
Grin Itano:
Sebr geebrter SEER 9irigentI
Sn Mnerfennung Sbrer 8eroien-
Ite nm ben 8erein mabreno BET
lesten aebn Sabre bat Der 8oritano
einitimmig beldloHen, Sbnen cine
aoIoene u6r als @noenfen gu itif-
ten uno ben &aliierer nit Der @n-
Idaffung berielben beauftragt. ga
lie gu unierem 9eoanern perbinoer.
maren, am geitrigen 8eieaigfeits-
abeno gu erideinen, 10 mollen Sic
brieflih bon unierem 8eldluB
Renntnis nebmen, oeiien @llsfub-
rung benz 0ereinsfaiiierer @ergnii-
aen madden miro.
Sn Danfbarfeit
@eiangberein u6robiinn":
Ser 8oritano.
Mlois 9feiffer ldhelte erfreut
uno griff mad benz naditen Brief;
m1breno er i'm Las, mlroe iein 8e-
fibt INNER langer:
Sebr geebrter Serr 9feifferl :
Die Sbnen bon mir i'm Muftrog
oes .5robiinn" gefaufte gbrenubr
i'm @ert BON 200 Marf babe idj
leioer in 5aden Der Beinbanolung
Miiaer gesen sic sleid pfdnoen
miilien. gs lit mir niht leidt gefal=
len, aber @mtspflibt gebt iiber Il-
les. Mhtungspon
5ran8 4aper Sdlonlc,
gerihtspoa5ieber unb aoiiierer oes
@eiangpereins .Trobiinn".
Il -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-09
0eiudt.

Gin aebrcr NIT Camille fir DIE
@lnmr's Sdule, ser 9eutlh ulo
Gnalil6 uaterridten fam. @ebalt
$4,000 per Monot, fir 9 Wtonate
Gdunle. Ndbcres BEL e. 8pie, IT. VI.
go. /, Seguin, Geros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-09
@ag seraner liebem

1T ein fernigesJ robuites 2ebeI
nad @ugb Gaaman BON Gan all
tonic. gr i6reibt: u@ir erfennen
oaB Or. Sings Seem 2ife 8ias
1el1es 2eben uno reue @nergie II
cine 8erion brineen. Meine Srai
uno id balten fie fir oie better
Bilen." Musee5eidnet fir Wagen
2eber o6er Nieren Storungen. 25'
in alien Mpotbefet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-09
ae6rer seimdt.

Sir sic bielige Sermanns-S obne
SerienI6ule meroen mebrere 2ebrer
geiuht. Mpplifationen nidt ipater
ais bis gum %. Mai gu ri6ten ON
Bruno @anidiit,
22t Sborer StraBe,
Son @ntonio, Seros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-09
Yr1miem>Gfferte
Gin perieblae at n,niere sreMnSe.

9a es nns nnmasli6 1T, aMs 9ihrifte uno Counties bes Staates
bnrb 8eiembe bsarbeiten sm laRem, mnkRm mir anf anbere Mittel 5r int
mer srDRaen @er6retnng nnieres @iates fnnen nnb mir fnS su benz
Gmtdlnf sefommen, annebmbare Gramnn fir nme M6unnenten, bic nus
etngeibidt ueroen, amssnfeken.
gMr planen ndt bic Terantaltnng eines iogenanHten &untetes, 2nt
er bei englden 3enmmgem MbGb it, ipmoerm mir ipolen onrd Inssablana
elmer li6eralen Gummniom 5reiui0ise ammerben, Sic pine beouOere @a.
be mmb Mnirensung hd cine Ne6eneinna6me at beridaffm mamidem.
gu SeIem 3wede ufferurem mr fir ieoem Sa6resabonnenten ems
aommiHlon non s 1, einem 9pllar. 9as 8pden6lat Ser rTreie
greHe fir seras" fofet So per Sabr. @esen Ginienonns BON $1OO her.
ben min au bas glatt an irseuo cine ms anfsese6ene Mbrefe ibifens
NNir 10 Mbouueaten eie Grtra Yrduaie uUn $3.50 In Yar.
Slit Il 4bennnten eme Gra : yrdnit un $3.75 it SAr.
Slit 20 Mbonnenttn cine Grta : yrdnie Da $500 III Saar.
66ir Is Nbpnntnttn einf Ggtra ; yrinie pDn s6.25 III 8aar.
Slit nmbt as Is Abpnuentea clue Ggras yrdnit pon IS ii yam,
slit nae5r as 50 Mbonuenten cine C%gtrprdmit u0n SIG III Saar.
Ser goridas 1T einfad nnS pertanOlid eenas. wer einen nenea
pinnt, fOaeftut $500, erbalt rdp. bebat oauon einen Collar unS ididt
ben anoeren 0oQar init Der senanen AoreHe bs gefeaers elm. Mnferoem
hbt amr and nod cine Grra 8ramie in Mmsidt fas bic 3abl ba
sem a6uunentea o@r barber errcidt mrb. 0Wie G~gtra!Tramie ia-
BEN mir ben oasu geredtsten pon unisrer Office aus brett.
Die liter semadte 0ffrte lit far SeOen int ueiteu ge6iee bes stas'
tes offen. Sober FAM ft baran beteIgen. Wir biehm nr 8aarpreiie
an, mdl @elo INNER ieinen gsert fat muo Sober bafar anidaffn mnb tau.
fen fanm, mas er aeraoe 6ramdt.
Site, be bon onier Sffertes gebrand maiden nnb inter ben pbu
sefeatem 8ebimgnmsen a6pnncnten fin bic uSrde gre6e fir Segas" JAM
meIn muaen, fmo gebeten, fds NIT inns mnpersaslid in @erbiaonns ~
Icken, bamit mr i6mem etuaige geuanihte amsfHbrlidere Mnsfunt ertti
fen fDnnen. Die anittnns s6t ben 8efeaern brett un nmierer Or
flee 5As
vTreie Yrenf fir Seras".
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Fir County Rommirar Prsiinkt 4.
Sic .Sreie Yreie" 1T mItoriiiert,
Gerrn Henry Meyer

aIs 8anoioat fir oas Mmt oes @olsntpr
aommiiIdr. Breeinft SO. A, III Der be-
boritebenoen R~rimdrruabI i'm Salt ans
5u5eigsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-09
l1ntnr ninAr,trfnn[(en 6

Infer einorudpollen Seller,
Iidfeiten lift gu aoitrib in MeuB EN-
prGftises Genfmal fir Den Dor led'
sebn Ssabren seitorbenen Gid)ter SUI
illus Sturm entbiillt woroen. Sir
oie 3eremonie NOR Der Sooestag,
melfer auf Den 8ipeiten Wsai ftel,
qemablt. aoitrib lit Die @aterltaot
res gidterS, pelder BORT am 81.
Scsuli 1916 geboren muroe. Gos
Ioeben entbiillte 9enfmal lit ell
@erf oes 9ilobauers 8iiutber BON
GbarIottenburg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-09
WabI Nn5eisen.
SIR County StemersK sneftsr.
Sic .Sreie greHe" 1T autoriiier'S
s,erru ]. Frank Gallagher

os 4aroioat fir bas Mmt oes Steuers
Solicitors bon 8erar gountb bel Der
beboritebenoeu oemofratii6en Yrimdrs
ipabl ansufiinoiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-09

@enn oie 2iebe %roltet, wenoet
man aepobnlid Sbeioemalier an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-09

Ger Solonloue lit gefuobnlid)
elm iebr 8abmes 1ier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-09

Ser @oroe getpelen als SEER @en-
Iof Itarb unb Der iuhge 9err gran-
Dom at leinem eigenen @ute OabliB
oi11 nod bas 9loltergut 9oam
iibernabm; uno oonn, als Sofen
BON Den Soloaten losfam, batte er
fih, 90 Ser altere 8ruber Glas init
benz @ater fir Die S6mieoe orS'
reidte, in Neuefdbr beim @aitpirt
8eters ais @neht bermietet uno tpar
oann MIR BON Neuefabr fortgefpm~
men, fpellr er Neiienoe iiber Die Sit-
IeG su fabren batte, uno ba5 geidah
nibt ebeu oft. Iu6 batte es itd ME
getroffen. BOB i'm iein @eg 10 nabe
on 0ollan ODER gar nod 8olan ge-
brodt; oenn melher Sremoe ioate
mol 10 melt obieits bonn groBen Use
ee fabrenl l1no 10 bate er lelb1t
sic Shmieoe nod ni6t tpieoergele-
len uno menn iein elas 9rnoer
nift elm ooer 5peimol in gteuefabr
aeueien mare, 10 miiBte er gor nidt,
tpie es iest>in 9olon al1siebe. Gem
GIas : 8ruoer bate freilidL menil
or es reft beoenfe, aud nidt nlel
lnebr gu er6dblen aebobt, ols mas er
idon ron anheren erfabren; oenn
| SEER granoow lei ia oufiir befonnt,
baB er oie idonften 8feroe ouf Der
SnieI uno in Der gan5en Fropln6
| Eabe, uno fomme ia mid ane Sabre
int SerbIte sum @ettrennen nad
Sunoin, uno Die aoeligen Serre'l
hdtten lire liebe @ot, gegen 9errn
gronoop auf3ufommen, lpentl or
audi nltr elm giirgerlider lei; uno
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-19

w3k per cent interest paid on
Savings Deposits. Annapolis Banking
and Trust Co.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-19
OLIVE BRANCH TO WAKEFIELD.
Former Senator A. P. German PrOffers
Peace.

Former Senator A. p. German has
offered the olive branch to former
Governor Edwin Warfield. The two
Democrats live in Howard county,
but have not keen in the habit for
two or three years of speaking as
they passed each other.
The Democratic state Central
Committee and the Democratic Aux
Hilary Committee of the county have
extended an invitation to his ex-Ex-
cellency to preside at the mass-meet-
ing to be held in Ellicott City on the
evening of November 2. The State
Central Committee, of which Charles
Haslup is chairmal, is composed of
friends of Senator German.
The. former Governor is not rep
resented on the committee. Mr.. COR
man is chairman of the auxiliary COM
mittee. 1t was, therefore, within the
power of Mr.. German to extend or
withhold the invitation to Mr.. War
field. TIL olive branch came forth.
Mr.. German may make a speech at
the meeting. The former Governor
will be expected as one of the orig
inal wilson men of the county to
make an extended address. Judge L..
M. Southworth, of Mississippi, is
scheduled as the principal speaker Of
the evening.
While Mr.. Warfeld was invited to
preside and speak because CT his adj
vocacy of the nomination of Governor
Wilson for president and because the
meeting will be in the Interest of
Governor Wilson'S candidacy, the in
vitation is accepted in Democratic
circles as the beginning of on effort
to restore harmony in the Demo-
cratic party in Howard county.
Mr.. Warfield and the late United
States Senator German severed their
political friendship when Mr.. War
field, a. Governor. refused to support
the Poe Suffrage Amendment. The
Governor and young German did moi
pull in accord in political harness.
Last year the former Governor &C
lively opposed Mr.. Germans nomi-
nation for Governor, and was inactive
during the campaign that followed
the Senator's nomination.
Mr.. Warfield was on a motor tour
yesterday through Frederick county
1t could not be learned, therefore
whether he will accept the invitation
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-19
AN EASY MARK
One Out of Town Firm Cleans Up the
Town Of Over ST, O50 in a Single
0aw

Annapolis is an easy mark, always
was and probably always will be.
Yesterday an out of town concern
sent its agent here with salable ar
ticle, the price of which was $50.
The agent was a splendid talker,
of good appearance and had learned
mis- little speech perfectly and, be-
sides, spoke it trippingly on the
tongue. The agent told his story
well, and demonstrated his machine
to perfection.
Annapolis business men bit &C the
bait and in few hours thirty-five of
the Leading firms in town had bought
one" To sell thirty-ive at $50
each meant a cleanup in this town of
81, $50, and all in few hours. Even
the agent said the article was so SAL
abe, the people in town so easily per-
suaded, that it was "a shame to take
the money"
The article, however, is a great
thing, for it is a protection to bust.
ness men and like insurance it is "as-
surance" and is pobably good invest
ment.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-19
SNAPSHOTS.

Dusty.
Fall rains due
-Chestnuts ripe
Birds are migrating.
Coal" weather. this!
Halloween is next stop.
loo many strings spoil the beau.
MANY red bird is as thin as rail.
1t takes a good many crumbs of
comfort TO make a square meal.
1t comes much harder for some
people to spend money than TO make It.
1T takes a large lot of imagination
TO be poet. or even to imagine, you
are one.
Most girls are just pretty as they
can be. If they are not it's their own
fault.
-Wigg-"I always take things as |
fnd them. Wagg $50 does a burg
lar"
We can't all make big contribu-
tions to the campaign fund. but we can
at least give three cheers.
The Lord helps him who helps him
self, but don't let that prevent you
from helping others.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-19
TO BUILD CLUB HOUSE.
South River Boat Club to Have Hand.
some Home.

South River Boat Club has taken
action toward building a handsome
boat clubhouse to cost $500
The prime movers for the erection
of home for the now large and pros
porous South River Boat Club are
Col John Pitcher. U. S. A.. Col. Will
lam Pitcher, u. S. A., Mr.. St. George
Barber, Albert >. j. Owens, Esq,
Judge Wright and others.
The new clubhouse will be built on
the Annapolis side of South River,
near the bridge, and will be commo-
dious ana attractive as home" for
the club and to house their boats in
winter as well as a place to hold
meetings and entertainments.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-19

To Subscribers
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please report the same to this Office and we
viii endeavOF 10 remedy the same.
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Advertise your Wants, Lost, etc
in the Capital.
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Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury.

as mercury viii surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pre-
scriptions from reputable physicians,
as the damage they viii do is ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manu-
featured by F. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
o., contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the svs-
tenn. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. 1t is
taken internally and made in Toledo,
Ohio, by f. J. Cheney & Co. Testimo-
malls free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c. per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for lconsti-
patton.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-19

The football team composed of Blue.
Jackets assigned to the old Frigate
Hartford at the Naval Academy, will
play its second game of the season to-
morrow on grounds at the academy.
The Cross Country Club, of Baltimore,
will be the opposing team. The blue.
Jackets were not in good shape fol-
their game last Saturday in Baltimore
when they lost to Mount Washington
Club by an overwhelming score, but
marked improvement has been showr
in this weeks practice.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-19
Fair; Colder.

WAsHINeToS, Ocg. 10. il.s0 A. "A
For Maryland--Clondy and colder to-
night Sunday fair colder.
~. l.. MOORE.
Chief OF Weather Bureau
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-24
WATERLOO VETERAN rEAD.
BENJAMIN eandfieid Suceur,bs to Can
eer n Soldiers Home.

BENJAMIN eandheid Sucoar'hs to Can
Ger at Soldiers Home.
BENJAMIN Bandfield a member OF
the soldiers home from Waterloo. who
was admitted from that city on the
Sd. inst died at 1870 Friday night at
the home hospital Of cancer of the
stomach.
Mr.. Bandheld was native Of FL
mira. " T., where he was corn Feb. l9,
1916 He enlisted in Company z, One
Hundred Fifth Illinois infantry. Aug.
10, 1862, in DeKalb county. Illinois. He
was, discharged Jan. 10. 1863, at Tunnel
Hill, Tenn. owing to a disability.
Aside from his widow, Mrs. Harriet
p Bandfield. who now makes her home
on North Thirteenth street Mr.. Band
field is survived by five sons and three
daughters The children are James
B., walter B., John B., Jesse B.. and
BENJAMIN Bandfeld, and Mrs. Dora
Clark and Miss Margaret Bandfield, all
Of Waterloo; and Miss Maude Band
field, who is employed at the soldiers
home. Mp. Bandfield was an uncle Of
the late Beulah Bandfieid, the soldiers
home waitress who was drowned in
the Iowa river, near the home, few
years ago, while boating.
The funeral will be held from the
assembly hall, at o'clock Monday at
ternoon Rev Jesse Cole officiating.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-24
Sunday Church Services

Sermon subjects for Sunday have
been announced by pastors as follows
Owing to the union revival meetings
the subjects. except when otherwise
designated, are for the morning SER
vices:
Faith and Reason and Their Place in
Salvation
Methodist. Rev. S. E. Ellis-"where
Christ Makes His Home
Bethany United Brethren. Rev. c. E.
Pilgrim-"The Pre- .eminence OF Christ.
Baptist, Rev. James McGee-"Christ' s
Message to the Christian of Today
Elm Norwegian Lutheran, Rev. G. X.
Thonp son-Morning service in the
mother tongue: evening in English.
Subject, Is it Important What We Be
lieve?" the third in series on Faith. :
Central Church Of Christ. Rev. c. II.
Morris-"The New Citizenship
Presbyterian. Rev. r. c. Westenberg
Paul and Nero a character study.
Friends, Rev. F. II. Brown-Rev.
Aaron Mckinney. of Stanford. will
preach.
s.. Pauls Episcopal Rev. Allen
Judd, of Des Moiaes. will preach al
tie 1880 and = 80 services.
Iowa Soldiers Home, Rev. Jesse
Cole-Atternoon. 8 O'Clock. Salvation
Only Thru the Power Of God
Pentecostal Church CT the Nazarene.
Rev. F. ]. Thomas-Mornins. The
Conservation of Jesus" evening, The
Unconscious Loss