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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02
!3IookhlnsS Backward.
(lhisDaSy inOmaha.
+ COMPILED FROM BEE FILES :
April 2.
IhIrtY Years Ago

Thirty Years Ago
The day was a gala day. splendid
weather. almost as warm as June, Undue
ing everybody to get out Of doors. A
great crowd thronged Hanscom park,
which was crowded all afternoon.
The steamer Red Cloud" is hourly ex-
pected at this point.
Prairie fires lit up the horizon with
CHASTITY glare last night
Land Agent Judd Of the Union Pacific
has gone down into Missouri TO bring up
big party OF settlers for Montana.
The county court has fifty-two cases on
the docket
The opening OF the Swedish Evangelical
church was held with impressive ser
vices Rev. c. skoggsbury Of Chicago
preached. and Rev. Hallner OF Saunders
county and Rev. J. A. Huffman of this
city participated.
The Christian church. having purchased
lot on the southwest corner Of Farnam
and Twentieth, have decided TO build a
church ediflce there. Architect barrow
has furnished preliminary plans for a
building Of frame with brick easements.
The estimated cost is $500
A fine furnished room may be had at
the northeast corner Of Ninth and Jack
son streets.
Furnished room suitable for house
keeping may also be had at Eighteenth
and Clark streets by inquiring Of E. v.
Smith.
The Bee is printing the complete list Of
registered voters by wards, showing that
in those DAYS publicity was the safeguard
election frauds.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

The rivalry between government con.
struction OF battleships and that carried
on In private yards is illuminted by the
progress OF work On the sister ships.
Texas and New York. The Newport News
company contracted 10 build the former
for S.Ssocoa For the other an approprIa-
ton Of 100000 was made, and later an
additional S4oooco was granted. Now the
Navy department estimates that a total
OF S,aocoo will be necessary for compile
ton, or N.5SScoo more than the Texas
win cost. while the latter is much further
advanced.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02
Twenty Years Ago

Merr ymakers danced In all sorts Of
bewitchlng costumes at both Germania
and Washington halls IN the evening.
The women having charge Of the affairs
were Misses Emma Andres, Fannie
Frehauf and Alwina sngier.
Chief Jack" Galligan telegraphed
from Kansas City he would be home in
the morning. Two months at Hot
Springs. Ark. benefited his health
very much.
A. christeson. former local superln-
tendent OF the wells-Fargo Express
company, was in the city from Hous-
ton, Tex. visiting friends.
Dr. George l.. Miller, Father Of
Omaha" lectured at the Young Mems
Christian association on Omaha Fifty
Years Ago" lie advised young men not
to make the mistake In laying out their
life plans that some older men had made
and imagine that Omaha would never
be anything but a small inland town,
He predicted II would have a population
Of 10000 within twenty-five years. He
urged everybody to get hold Of a piece
Of Omaha real estate and be in on the
ground floor
The trunks Of the Conreid Opera COM
pany were attached after the night per-
formance by Frank L. Weaver. on a
claim for attorneys fees from Heinrich
Conreid.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

smiling EeniaIly again. she asked,
Where did you get up from? san
Francisco Chronicle.
Yes. sir" said the expert accountaat
wbo bad sDent a week in looking over the
hooks: Il have found the key TO your
financial difficulties at last"
Then there's nothing TO do. suppose,
sighed the respondent merchant. but TO
wind I'D my affairs tribune
\ fellow who lived in Virginia
Once told a sweet girl: Il will winia'
But the girl turned her head
To her chum as she said
..Didia hear inn Now wouldn't that
skinia ?'-Houston Post.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02
Isn't This AwfuIs
New York Tribune.

The Rhode Island jurist who proposes
as a preventive Of divorce that no ap-
pllcation shall be entertained until the
couple have lived together for at least
a year. must be sadly lacking in a sense
Of the fitness OF things. Live together a
year before a divorce Is possible7 Mon.
strous, As well abolish divorce altogether,
II so weary a martyrdom must precede IT,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

The New York Evening Post fig
ures out that Jefferson county, Ala
bsma, in which is situated Birming-
ham. the home OF Chairman Under-
wood. is the scene Of more murders
than amy county in the country. more
in one year than all Of England.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

The whirlgig OF politics makes
funny changes. as witness the chief
lights Of the old Success league. who
were trying to put Mr.. Bryan out OF
business in 1904. now actively en-
gagged to keep him in business in
1919.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

Mayor Jim" thinks the commits
sion plan Law was enacted solely to
get rid OF him. Mayor Jim" may
10 right. but still when he offered to
eliminate himself voluntarily on con-
diuon that he be made governor. the
offer was not taken up.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02
9---l--l-l-717lll777
Great Gains In Education.
San Francisco Chronicle.

San Francisco CHRONICLE.
According 10 report OF the census
bureau, the percentage Of Illlteracy In the
United States is falling considerably. II
was IO7 in 1890 and 81 IN 1910 Among
native whites the percentage Of illiterates
Is given as ]. while among the foreign
born It is l2S. Universal education Is the
remedy which needs 70 be applied.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

lack Of these essentials must be attri-
buted the economic difficulties Of the
Japanese, under which they are beyond
question fully as honest. patient and
charitable as would be the average Ameri-
can in similar circumstances.
F. J. IRWIN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

Our old friend. Mike" Harring-
ton, however, seems to have COM
pletely forgotten that Hartman Is
also heading in again for the demo-
cratic nomination OF railway COM
missioner.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

Il have believed from the begin
ming that the democratic party was
bigger than any one man." exclaims
Governor Harmon. No wonder he
ne was ordered to stand aside.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

When it's all over. folks will be
asking themselves whether they got
their moneys worth out OF the grand
jury and special prosecutor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

That's where the old prairie
schooner had a great advantage over
the modern automobile in the ease
and facility with which II could be
converted into a boat.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

The COW Is sacred in India. Here
In America cows milk and butter.
while not exactly sacred. seem so to
the man who has to buy them.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

Seems that Joseph Smith. for fifty
years president OF the Mormon
church. has willcd the business to his
son.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

Something was said, We believe. In
these columns q little while ago
about q prosperous season being
ahead OF the bridge builders.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

still. we can't help feeling that It
Is q comedown for "Al" .sorenson to
be running for measiy commission
srship instead Of for United States
senator.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

DR.. Wiley did good service. but the
government 10 not going to collapse
because he has resigned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

"A Kansas man has refused some
thing" Governor Stubs declines to
run for vice president. What has he
refusedf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

When democrats fall out. the pub
lie gets some OF the inside facts
first hand.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

Just one week for the preliminary
city primary campaign to ginger up.
And it's gingering good and plenty.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

II Is quite evident that the stinger
was left in that sting OF ingrati-
tude.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

Regardless Of technical vlndica-
lions. the transom in Illinois politics
should be closed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

A searching party might be sent
put to locate those semi-arid lands.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

Here's guess that half Of the
eiehty-seven will not get 1000 votes
apiece. Any one want to bet on III
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02
.pY CIRCITIsATlON.
49,463

State Of Nebraska, County Of Douglas. -:
Dwight Williams. circulation manager
Of The Bee Publishing company, being
duly sworn, says that the average daily
circulation, less spoiled. unused and re-
turned copies. for the month of February.
1917. was is,4fs.
DWIGHT WILLIAMS.
Circulation Manager.
Subscribed IN my presence and sworn
10 before mo this 9Th day OF March, 1917
tSeal.J ROBERT HUNTER, .
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

The personal platform writer's will
now get busy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

Are the chautauquas going tc
overlook Mr.. Shuster?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

Still. 1t Is delegates. not noise.
that will renominate President Taft.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

Last month with an "r" In it. Eat
your oysters now.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

Let's see. Whatever became OF
that Turco-Italian fuss?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

Did II have a brick under It?
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Jn(an0 0ge(egrap6
9onsinem 15idbriseu q n q.
ben erf soften.


benerf 9oiien.
Wanspill., ap.. II. SuIi. Der
fiinf3sbu Sabre alte SenninSs Did
lonbat am Gonnsritog BEN IA Sabre
alien 8elmore Rdfb erf9ofen, ben sr
babel erniI4t bate. dls er uuf bsm
9idionf9en aHpeieH aepfel itabl.
3 am 2inbIoff 'ideu Sift-
moro.ProseB.
MiIpaufee. II. Suli. Ter
Coroner Or. 8. 6. gsabin. mahte
am 0onneritos befannt, 6aB be.
beutenoe GuantitGten 4rienif in
ben 2eiten BON Ctto ainbIoff,
shpager unS SSuIius 9raunfe. ben,
eriten 9atten Der ,Sralt Souiie aino.
loft peIhe IN Chicago wegen an
gebIiher 9ergiitung ibres Sobnes.
Arthur 2inblofi, Derboftet ipiroe. se.
iun0en iuoroen ieien. Die angetlag,
| te ion In jeoem sSulle aniebnlid,s
getrdge. 5u oem bic getrefienoer
periihert iunreH, follettirt b1ben.
geim Mtlten erfhoifeu.
Marietta. g.. II. Suli. Jrar
alnbrstp 0slong. bic 0attin eines Sc
tanntsn garmers. tpuroe am 0orners'
tag beim anbmeltsn bon elmer 1linten,
tussl ssircffen uno setobt.t. 5dlber,
tpafie1e gurihen aus Goi. liperpooI
lO., fueI4e in Der Rdte elm Eager bs3o
gen batien. fhoHen NIT 8ihien mad
elmer Sneibe unb eine berirrte Guse
bate Grau 9elons getroff.n.
/ Inter idperer antIage.
/ M bile. 4la.. II. Juli. Grul
Warp 8. Gobon. cine @reiiin, tpuro
| bier am Donneritns gum stpeiten WoI
lin ibrem aehen unter elmer Woroan
/ slaae pDrgefiibrt. gle foa i'm DeSeH1
| Der poriasn Sabres ibren Shuieser
John srtb. MaFerIsben. Der siemlic
/ bod periihert mar. ermorbet 5aber
| Die Hrdu beboupiet, ibn in Selbiiper
| tbeioiaung eeihoHen su babeu. go
I8 Sabren ipurbe s5rau Gobon unite
| Der Mntlnge pto3eIiirt. ibren brittle
Gotten ermorhet 5u babtn. in6eiie
| | freiaeiproMsn. Jhr srfttr Grtts res
i3spauo isinss 6sii aai fparI0is Wssi'
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Cincinnati. Gsreitas, ocn IL. Snli 1912

ibren guntmel alb. glls Die Menge
Der oeittiden Stibenten alliiftig
ipuroe, nobm lie fofort cine brobettoe
SaItung on. Die Stuoertten iuur.
Den bonn 0iirgeriteig berubgebrdtgt,
sdblreihe Sd)inpffporte ipuroen ib-
nen 5ugeriifen. Die Wenge uerlang.
+te, Dab Die stubenten ihre DeiiseR
beritnternebmcn. 3ablreid)e Stu.
benten gcrietben ins 8eorange nno
erbielten giifie nno Stobe. lie 30
Ii5ei mar 1ngeiid,ts Der groben Den.
ge polIit1nbig inohtlos. Biele Stl'
benten ipuroen an 8oben geltoBen
nno mebr ODER tpeniger ihtDer perlest.
Gin Iehnifer erblelt einen Yteiier-
| itif IN BEN Sberihenfel. Die tuillteiI
lS5eneu bauerten bis uneefabr IL lbr
mittags. Die belttfhen Stuoenten
3ogen iih oann in oas oeiitide aa.
itno suriid, beiien Ebore geihloiIer,
lpuroen. Die Renee periufte nod)-
3lbr1ngen. fonnte in bas aaiino ie.
bod nit,t binein Die 3abI Der BEL
oen araipaaen perletten beutifen
| Stltbenten miro nit breibig ansege.
ben.
I&eine Grtrabem lliguna
fir u 4rtillerie.
1 ggien. II. SuIi Der geteit'
| iame Winijterrdtb bat ben bon be,
Hegierung geforoerten grtrafreoi1
bon 30 Weillionen aroneu fir Gr
| gdnsuna bes artinerientoterials, ms
beionbere Die Griebune Der gron5e
8eifiisrobre 6itrh refine Stablrobre
| dbeelebnt.
Soften Die 8enriibungen 6eg Dor
. iiser5 bes gemeinianen Whniiter
rnfbs unb Winiiters bes aeuberen
lBrnfen gerhtolb, iotpie bes Griegs
, miniiters Gen. b. esnf. bon 4uffer
| berg. nit ibrer biiiteren Sdilberun
, Die Gage i'm Hdben Orient nnlhei
| nenb geitern ben @ioeripriih be
I ltngorn iiberipunoen uno bic ge.pil
lIigung geiifert, 10 lit tie bod ihIiet
Hid ar ungaru's Mioerituto geitei
ter.
lie ltngnrn, Dor ullelu Vrerniel
J. niriiter Tr. b. 2ufncs unb Der 81
4 nonsminiiter, ertl1rteu iih no,
}. Ridiprode nit perihie6ener Bdl
!. teiiiibrern fir ouber Stanbe, fofol
!, mad llnterbringung Der 8etrporit
/, gen ihrem Varlmrient NIT neuen sSol
!. berungeH 5u foHumen.
81 gegeriiber BEN peifinriitiifen au
i ienberg 'ihen ausiaiiuugen iiber b
e gnlfunloae nnb Die Rctbrpenoiafe
q ooaiien 8eriiitetieins iiebt iidJ mn
i mehr Die Neaieruug, Inn geilnrlih
B aung 3u perhiiten, Su etner abihfpI
n dung nermlaBt Gs miro oaher be-
B te eine amtlife Grtldrling oeroffetl
!. lid)t, fpelde fouitutirt, ooB bic q
% itEise Der 4rmee auf Der 5obe b
lc 3eit itGnben urrb audIttatip nou
l. einpunosfrei ieien.
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Die 2age in portugul

2ifiabon. IL. Suli. 4m DON.
nerftus purbe iiber ieine tpeiteren Gins
fGlle Don WonarhiIten in portugieii@
ibes Oebiet berihtet unb man fdnst
iest bier an 5u glduben. odb bic Honlz
i;i,eus8euegung balo tpieDer ein Gnoc
nebmen nirb. Die Ro9aliiten bdbsn
in ben Hdnpfen bel gbape3 unb an
nnberen Grten pi.Ie Wannihaften ipie
nuh Woffen unb Wtuni.ipn perloren
unn bic 2oDoIitdt Der repubIttonifden
1ruppen mub ale poffnungen Der
Monorhiiten serfiort buben, bic bd-
rauf aerehnet butien. Dab iih ihnen
fpenigIteHs Elm zbeil Der portugieiiiden
Nrmes anihliebsn fpiirbe. iubalD bic
tDnisIihen syabHen auf portugieiifhem
Gebiet nuftou@en ipiiroen.
Die gsbouptung, bab bic Stobt
greso, 35 Wsilen norb0ftli4 Don
8 Gporto, BON ben Ropaliiten nieberges
brannt poroen lei. bat ii4 als unipabr
ertpiefen.
Waorib, II. Suli. 1sm Der.
nebmen nd9 ipirb Der 9ounerneur osl
fpaniTtxn propins Srsnie ieinss
Qmiss entfest perben, mel! er bic 4n'
faHmlune portusiefii6en Ulonurdia
fen an Der GreHse, in ieinsr proDinl
geitnitet bat.
aus bem Deutfhen REID
Berlin, IL. Suli. Gs pirb bier
berittert, brb bic Deutihe aoiierIn
ber.n Geiunbbei.ssuitono tiir5lib Der
6ofGrstsn gsiDrgnib Deruriahts, iid
i'm 6erbit sur Grboluns na9 Gnslanl
bsgeben rerbe. Die aaiIerin unb oi
prinseffin Wittoria 2uiis. be ein5is
Iohier bes aoiltrpocres, begaben nd
am Abenb nah Shlob Wilbelmsb0ks
Tort ipirb aud Der Roiisr naA be-
Rorbldnofobrt sintreffen.
RtDifion i'm Metternih
Gall pom Reihsgeriht
abgelebnt.
Da.s Hei1sgerid5t in 2eip3ig ia
bic beantroete Rspiiion TIM IolI1ipisI
Ino Hstrusssproseb Wetternih>guIe
berirorfsn. Der pro3eB nuroe In
Mdrs Dor Der erften Straifummer BE-
Bsrliner 2anogsridis / Derbanbsli
gr enbete nit Der Werurt5eiluns be
GIroisn Oisbert MolffsWetiernih tps
aeH 3shpre1ersi su Oefansnib bon q
ner 9DoGe. ioipie Ieinss Witdnseildl
ten. bes rnmlniiten aaufmanns Gts
ian Huies. ipegtn Beiruss Al GefdHe
nib pon 5ipeitinbnib Jcbrtn. 8e;iia
lid, Der fonftisen Bsihulbigunss
ipurbe auf Greifpruh eriannt.
1ew onung ron g ptonen
DerfHGrft.
Die fhon felt einiatr .3eit erpnrte1
grgGn5uns Der Worfhrifi betreffs ns
WiliidritrofDOufs III nunmsg
hernasgsseben.
Gin bsrpOritenenber 3us Der glsu'
rEnctn In. bob bic sgeitunesbdft &
Ltblim perihdrft tporoen III. Neio.
Oers gilt bds fix bic 9eDo9ung 30
Gptonen.
nsbeYfnnlmmunsen In
20 Wirttemberg.
81. SIDbsuii1lonb. nomsntlih !;
G6norSnuIDsOeldnbe iinb iiberni
f6rere Gelpitttr niensrgeg1nge
Gmu6bifn sOmiinb unb Diberch
Wiirtterbtrg iinb poIndnbig iibs
f6memmt uiIb BE borii1e Nep6lttrul
~ IN arbbtes uatil>su aa1eeistt.
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wetterberi6t.

STR Obio unb bas iptfIihe
spennjplpanisn: aagenlein ih0nes
Metier am sSreitas. 4m Gamitaa
,lnbt{timmtes Metter. Shtpafe, Der'
Gnberlifk Winbe.
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Don Der Reunion Der Glts in ports
lamb, Dresou.
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Die brtttThe Hegierung
protsitirt segen Die Panamatanal@
gorlage,
Sn Der sessn bic ni4tzameritanlidsr
Shiffe nit 8esug auf bic &anqlz
ab9aben btstriminirt ptro.
Die Ineelseenbsit tpiro i4ltsbllf
nabrldeinIid bis Dor bas Saoser
Tribunol gelangen.

Senator aorimer but nit feiner Gera
tbsibisunssrsoe besonnen.
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Sir bic Rooiepelt Gampagne in
Sabre 1904 purben $1,900,000
dufgsbrcft.
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MuslanO.Selegrapb.
Der Rgga(ilen. .puu6 In por.
luga(
S9eint bereits miRlunsen 81
iein.
Eer Oonbernenr Der ipaniiHen
0renSprpuins Crenie fclI
: abeeiest tuerben,
msil er bic aonsentrirung Der portus
sieiifhen Monardiiten susdb.
Die oeutfde aaiierin ion bic 46iidt
haben,
cid inn 6erbit sur GrhoIunsibrer Gs.
iunbbeit mad England au
bgeben. Z
Die beutIfen M,ilitdrluftsreu5er
SolIen NIT 9ombens s2anstrrobren uni
Mafhineneefdiiken armirt
fperben.
Die Gtsuung Der britifden Resierun:
sur qanamatanolsJrage.
Gin Grirairebii fir bic 0iterrei4iihl
unnnrifhe 9frti1erie nnn ben

Gin Grtrairebii fir bic 0iterrei4iid'
ungarii4e 4rtinerie bon ben
1 llngurn pertpeisert.
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perben

Die St.IIuns Der britifden Resisrung
sur qonamntanatsJ sJraee.
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Sein Sdidial piro pdhri9einli4 an
ssreitus sntidieben perosn.
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qru6en- -eIp(oliOn 6ei Jlounos>
ollie, %. %.
Sie Gtaats Anpaltidaft tn
Gbicago
Gifria mit Der ilnteriu6umg bes
Peamims'fHen Grpreiiun8es
Werin6s an Ciarenee q.
ssnmt beiHditist.
Sn ben R0rpern bes eriten Gotten
unb bss G6Dagers Der 5ruu
Qinbloff,

Die in gbicaso onHtEost lit, ibren
Sobn Dersiftet 81 baben,
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cid i'm 6erbit sur Grholuns ibrer Gs.
iunbbeit nad England gu
bsqeben. 7
Die beuiIfen Wilitdrluf!treu5er

SolIen NIT 9ombens2ansirrobren uno
Mnfhineneefdiiben armirt
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Die 2ei4en ipurben tiir3Iia in Wila
ipautee ausstgrabeu.
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SIT ebenfaas arlenit gefunbsn rporbsn.
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Her OonDeruenr Der ipaniiHen
0renSprpbins CreHie fcu
abaeiett tueroen,

Nsil sr bic aon3entrirung Der portus
eieiifhen Monurhiften sugdb.
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Dis oeutfde aaiierin ioll bic ab7dt
habsn,
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ngen 0 m m c n.

8us ReprGfsutdntenbaus nabm am
Donneritag Die gIapton'i6e 8orlage.
Der5ufoIge inoirett Der Wlibdhtung ei'
nes 9erihts unsefIugte perionen Dor
elmer Surp pro5sfftrt perbsn iolIen.
nit 232 ae9en Is Stimmen on.
Msnn bic 8orloee aud pom Seudt
ansenonmen unb 9eieB Dsroeu iollte,
oann tpiirbe lie oirett auf Iol6e 5dIl:
BON MiBahtung oes 9erihts Se5ua
boben, tpis oiejsnisen, unter oeneu ga
mutl Gompsrs. Graut WorriiSu UNI
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-04-05

y A. NDutssF rBilr1nd MN
running bHtwaHn DEllHF and gBtEsfu
Texas HHm In the fullUviur % vns
duwn with rhHumBtism and kidney
trouble ind Int hBGEnuhs all the
time until z wns almost tired O. Nv
Inc The first NpStlk o. FuiHF1E Kio-
nsy pills . tpnt h8rf'-G me 80 mnnh
alsui Esun IN van tbHn Until vHf
thUruuEhly cured ] nlED EUvs thHm
To my little huy fuf bsd venting and
1t Hsu1sd TINT nltDHHthsi ant be is
NOV vall
SNYDER Irur CunpuIy
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-04-05
To Mothers and Others.

You can use Bucklens Arnicl
Salre 10 cure children Of eczema.
rAshos. letter. chafinEs soAly and
rrusicd humors as Weu as their ht-
tidenial Injuries burns
bruises. etc with perfect safety Noth
inc else heals 80 quickly For hollis
ulcers, old running or fever sores Of
piles II has no equal Is cents at OIL
druggists
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-04-05
I,m. nnn Do Rnn Hnl,it

Things never luuE hrigm IA nns
with ''fhr iilunH" Ten tD uns the truu
bile Is O sluggish liver fillinF the HyH-
tum with hiliiuuf pniHun. thm IN
EnpF New Life I'ilF wnuid eziIal
TRY thnm lsai the iuy ct bsrter fsnl
mcF und ''ths hlunf' Hest iur mum-
nnh. liver AMI i.inneyh 81 nauI n
All nruEEiRtI
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-04-05

ansa arusv-lHR Sj,f phlrs 81 fiss tsils-
in,h1-d KIlHY a MANSS Low CIT
SHOES In pHitlf ssnfbsu- Gun Drtisl,
kid and rive 81 flrss shades 81 tan lH
rhlf and KID llRrs and iufisns. ny
KTlMY SHOE b hsBth wsE'k Jiis,rt
81 EnDds and Guaranteed 40 be ms
rnpd Hs the ClHgp and inhsT lsiEh
JrIm,d pSphs. An sIizrs.
MAC. ". WEAVER
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-04-05

MIR and Mrs ID G. flRytm rBturn-
ed home Monday trDm BAY City
whore they have spsnt The winter
Hrothm HHyrnr SAWS the wDild IS
green auvn shore bn yagarntion IS
O month lutur thern the same as o. is
hero
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-04-05

Herr 10 wumzn VIM apruiu irum 5,u-.
unnal t;npviatiEf ant innr czI,s-iaI,rs. VIZ.
Alss y ~ bruWn NJ Wilson, PE., vihnsrys
u trH'w irnm experience ttui CiiunfiHrinir .
lnurih lianistiy d iuf Humrlur a. nny ntitar
For rrnup lngn ~ Hnihmp iim Ezrse Il D
Fur miS h. al tiralau
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-04-05

liOW CgT SsaOFS All rnlnrs nnd
All lrnthrrs from hlnnk In white.
KT1hN a. MAESS ARE tie li-unds. NJ
iwsrsrf and iots y'nrrn. SAND iip ro SO
fhr nuis.
EINC ". WEaN1W
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-04-05

p W WeniM. M Do. Duuia8ia
Q axnH mas q rus nuinl ysuu walked
nftaun miias Dy-iiH amr' inr o IIni
lle OF Fnigys finuey amt 1ar Cnu.-
pound q ruutanf iu npialea cures
enuEhs rnlds nrunehiiil h0arsanes
and tickling h. tirDut Ieal toy chli-
urnn md grown pars0nl
a1vuar Drug go
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-04-05

The signal has MADE Arrangement
TO send ont colorea supplement onrs
q month. We have been compliment
ed on this splendid feature Of the
piper II finds welcome in every
home This wiT be SEM Um oDus q
month
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-04-05

Miss Bluud PETTY raturnar Tues
day 10 hnf humr iu Mullen. 1nxnH
uftaf ron any visit wich frimhf
and ruiutlveB Ny amt AirH 4. C.
pBx
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-04-05

nx-c}uvmuur BDh Tuyinf ~ Ton
pasaes died lus sunduy IN Wishing
ton. Fis N'Rf tine OF The bnHi icDUvn
and most fHvurnbly aataHmsd public
men In the south
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-04-05

EnHX a md IS Cizforils. all
lruihe,e and ~ dlnrs. iiiEck. tim
unit whinr hur 8.in fiipe mn q 'trini
nnd o. nnt nIe .rd. lii b vnil 2 hnyr
the hiugr.u ,rE .,ii SURFING rym.
hnuriu ~. nr rrnsun. 80 a Is Ifp
a. .vna In.. luud piilr. Go to
MAcN.NEhHERS.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-04-05

"a T Rankin WIN hns hsHn DUNG
jury sr'tirs This yaih returned tn
dRy 10 his home Inn will be hsrk
T'uaHnnt