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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-02
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l.41f arr Gibul1n De

sSlt Der Sisnl1g oes Sdul-
rats am Mittmod rur6e belhloI1en,
einen Blon fir eilt iielies Sdnl-
balrs BON bier 3immern, oos ipd-
ter our6 Den 9au zines 5neitesp
gtodiperfs gu einem ioIden pon
aht 3immerit gcmadt meroell
fonltte, entlperfen ail laiien; audl
lonen Meporotnren an ben Sdul-
bduiern in Beacon Sia, in oes
@aroen StroBe ui1o lit Der Glib
Shores 5traBe gen1aht iucroctt. Das
Gerlangei1 Der &inberaarten Miir-
ciatiorL kindergarten Nr6eit in
Den Sdulplan anf5uitebmen, pnr-
Be porlaufig bci Scitc eelegt, %
nod a1eemeiner Mnii6t, Der ieeiee
3eitpulft enter iold)en N%euerung
nidt ginitie lei.
$. 6. &~iloebrar0 fat Die Ar-
tclian gelt Mailrooo aus benz
Nadlab BON 6. S. 5immons fir
5000, 900 gefouft. Ct muBte $25,.
900 an8oblen, Die iibrigen $175,-
600 meroen int Mueult faGig. Sic
gabn 1T CUR 3cit 46 Meilen lang
uilo gebt BON McDona nod Gbri-
ltine.
Wa6ren6 oes Monats april
mnroen i'm &oli5eigeridt $4509 als
Strafet anferIegt. Son oIelen
uuroen $500 be5ablt un0 $1263
a~bgearbeitet. Ger Neit itebt nod
aus.
Morgen abenb fin0et III
Der geefbopen-SaIe oas &on5ert
oes g. q. S%pmpbonie SrdeiterS
inter Direftion bon Serrn Carl
9abn, ftatt.
Sonntag abeno siebt Der g.
q. 2icoerfron5 cine Mbenounterbal-
ting fin feline Mitelieoer.
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oigen, mie es iebt ieitens Gooie-
belt aci6iebt2 Seitens zines Mon-
mes, ser cine rationale @r0Be
oariteate uno ser nit ieiner Or
fobrung uno ieinenl @iiien Dem
@olfe elm gerater, Elm @egmeiier
lein fonnte. 9ie art leiner SAINT
pagnefiibrung gegell 5aft bot i'm
BON ieinem Hieoeital berunterge-
itiir5t; CT lit 8um gemobnliden
Bolitifer gemor6en, Ser feinerlei
Hiidliht nimmt alle Mittel antpen=
set, ing 4mt git gelangen, Inn let=
men unbanoigen Gbrgei5 81 befrteoi=
gen.
@ir elouben nidt, ooB &ooie=
pelt ieinen 3mef erreiden miro, uno
often geitanben bolten mir es fir
elm ltngliid, meltn er pieoer an
sic Spite ser Hegiernng bernfen
meroen iollte, oenn oos 8olf miiroe
entpeoer Elm perionlifes &egimellt
b;nsunebmen '6obe1l, oos auf Die
9oner unertrdglih miro, ober mir
miiroen BON elmer @ufregung, l1ll=
rube nno unliherbeit it Die al-
oere aeItiir5t meroen. @enn es ober
Tooiepelt bod aln gnbe gelingen
ioute, oie Domination nno Grmda=
luna Saft's gu perbinoern, 10 bat
er SEN 0emofratcn ben groBten, I'M
besab(baren 9ienit geleiitet.
Su. Stnats5tg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-02

ipollte, mo5u mid nad meinem be-
iten 8iiien uno @eipilien Die Mut-
ter geboren, oas bat i'm Der bort
ulten rubt, unS mid auseinmoer-
eebradt. Nein, nein, nidt oas. ODER
~penieitcns niht Der Ioment; iA
babe ME IN oeinem Gimme perltan-
oell, mas bier geibrieben lit: Sc
fig iino, Ole IN Dem Scrm iterben."
gsir paren nie Gines, maren laneit
oeldieoen, bepor mir nns trennten.
SAB ms nm menigitens Srieoen
habell, 8atcr. Sd gonue Dir ia
bon gon5cm @er5en Die Seligfeit,
III sic oll gelaubt; uno ioge ih:
ielie Iiro sic Gotten, 10 bait oil goll5
gelpiB oie Seligfeit, an Die i'd
CLAUDE.
@ottbolo modtc cine 9elueenng,
lpie Scenario, Ser eiien otoern ole
&ano reidt, 9aB ms MN SrIe.
ocn boben iuetc CT nod elnnlal.
CSprtictung iolAt.)
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enoet iino, ioa nit Dem @au Der
Yobl1 begonnen merOen. 9os SD
pital betrGet 100000, bon BEN
$4,000 ge5eidnet iino. as 3i-
reftoren iino ernallnt: Sranf Srum-
bun bon Stem Dorf uno 6. 6.
gdoff bon ct. 9ouis, e%riterer gor
libenoer Der 9ireftoren ge3oroG
lebterer 8r1iioent Der 80. g. 4 &.
gobn, gomin g%bamberlain, Sbo-
mas $. 6ranflirL 9bomas 8. 8al-
frep, 8. S. SORT, &enrp 8. Salff
uno Geo. 6. gaugbn bon bier. Sn-
~fprporotoren iino auBer ben oben
0enannten nod @alter @altboll
BON bier unb Mleran0er 9. COTE
bon 9adas, Der @eneralanmqlt Der
500. a. & &. 8abn.
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feb auf irgeno eilen Sell oes Ndd)-
~6arcoultties mlsge0ebnt lueroeil
formen.
SIN Seguiu itorb Srieori6 81.
glumberg, elmer Der alteiten oeut.
id)en 8emobner jeter Staot. 81
NOR 1888 geboreu ltno fam idol
ols 3polfidbrige Sllnge nit leineHl
gltern I'M Sabre 1916 lta6 9eraS
Gie 5amilie fieB iid III Der Nahe
BON Sdumannspiue in @uaoalollpt
Gountp nieoer nno bort bat Der
gerltorbene big gum Sabre 1895
eepobnt Damn 5og er nod Seghln.
Mus GolopeG miro Der 500
pom sc. 6. s. @ebborbt geneloet,
Ser BORT imsiter BON 80 Sabren ges
itorben lit. Ct nar erIt Dor eilli.
cen Sabren bon Geutiblano nadl
Geros gefomnlen luno bate ii6 Dor
nod nidt gar laitgcr Belt berbel.
rotet.
Sine @eiclidoft uoll nllgc-
fabr bunoert Berionen bat onl
Mittipuh bon Bictorin aus iiber Den
ioebert fertig eciuoroclteu blooming
ton ; 3meig Der 8risco gabn Ell.
ren Musflue. nad 8ort S'Gonltos
aemQdt.
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gaterslad.

Sansit beidemfte meine 0attin,
Suit brei Mpnate lit es idjpn, -
Did SIT meiner grpRem Jreube,
Mit benz eritgebprfnen Spbn.
tlnS ibr iplt has 2inbden iebem,
Wte es muntfr mnb geiunb;
Set unb braa Die ffeinen geindben
ltn6 bic Sudden ppn tnn rnno.
aud sic W1ntter lit 10 blii9enb,
Sah ic6r itpl5 ih bin barob;
rlnb ib iinge taft alltigltdJ,
Dieter TRIAD srufes Cob.
als Sas Sinblein mat gebprem,
Saste Id ipsleih BET mir:
Sebt mnf beine Uattin t~ritfen,
Oft bas ih1nc Game Star Bier.
Senn i'd l5rt, In bieiem Sale,
Seits, BON pielem idJpn erprubt;
llnb aud i'd, fann mirflih fagens
Sas man es nit Gedlt gelpbt.
Henn, bic Mntter bat in 6hHe
ltn0 i'm ltebermake id)ter
Ga6rnna icbt fir unier S0bnden;
ltnb sipar ourdj oas 6 pneS a Bier.
limb bamit and i'd scbeibe,
9eun bas 8ier bef6mmt aud mir.
9riuf i'd tGalid es auf's ueue,
Smmer sur Ueieafdaft ihr.
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: { a $.

Mittuoh abeno gcgen aft
llbr lpuroe Nortb 9are0o, cine BOT
Isaot BON 2areoo, BON einem Option
beimgeiudt. Ger gpflon cling qlier
onrh Die Jarnten bon S. s. Da-
pis uno Grocer Npe lln0 rib 10
Siemlid aaes nieoer, mas in lei
mem 9fao Tag. Mebrere @duier lino
5erltort auf) cinige 3miefclfelocr
muroen perwiiItet, 10 Dob Der ange-
ridtete Sdaoen ell icbr beoeuten.
Ger ilt. aib mebrere aberdeen iol-
len um's 2eben gefonmen lein.
Mus @alpeiion miro gemel-
set, oab, nit 5lpei ODER orci Mns-
iia6nlcn, Die SaIoon6eiiser in @oi.
peiton, oenen Die 2i3ens ent5ogcn
muroe, lire Yldse geidloiicn ba-
ben. Mucb ole menigen, Die es biz
iebt nod nidt eetot boberi, weroen
es, iobalo mie moolid tim. Ger
8ioeritano, ben iie Dem 8orgebelt
bes GomptroIers oiimlgs e~ntgegeil-
iebtcn. lit ofienbar gcbrohen, oa
lie leben, oaB er nid)is niist. 8ir
bobeu einmol sic uniirmioen @elcbe
rno ba6en einen bosiuiaigen 6ana.
tifer I'M Gomtproaers. Pint, Der
tic nit banii6cr Sdnoetfrenoe
aur meitgebenoIten 9ur6fiibrlill
bringt.
Mid)ter Sorper pom ariml-
nol Mppeaationsecriht bat emit
idieocn, BOB 2ocol Option : @e.
iete MIR ouf ons Goilntp ge8ng ba.
ben f1nnen, III oem iic atgcnom.
men iiuo mo inter feirlem DC.
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@ooiepelts aampasnefH6rnns.

9ie rationale @ablfampaglle Der
GepMbIifaner bat cine Wenon1t9
genommen, Die luenig erfreulid 1T
uno fir Die Yartei perbaltgnispoil
meroen mag. llnb oas fat iie 8errll
gt%oolepelt gu peroanfcn. Dur jil
germ bat er iid, alles geltihtlide
6erfommcn beileite ieseno, onrd)
Sic iieben @o%uperneure belpegen lal-
len, leine amnoioatnr fiir Das
Braiioentenamt bon Dem @unlej
uno @inen bes Bottles %abbangig all
MAIDEN. Mnfangs luu in ieiltem Mlt@
treten tot er bod Den Mn2-
ipruh, oaB es ibm ourdans glelb-
5eitig iei Oh er Die Nomination er,
balte umo gepablt lperoe ODER
niht II Itiir5te Ell iid INNER crit
tier uno tiefer IN ben @ablfampt
monote er aue Mittel alt uno brad)-
tie ale &ebel in. 8enegugn, I'M
GeIegaten gu fiiden uno goir5e De-
lcaationen su iiA biniiber5u5ieben,
Els er iest niht 0apor 5uriif-
ifredt, ben Iraiioenten 9aft, bel.
len @nredt auf einen 5%ipeiten Ger
min jeoermann anerfemt, in Der
oenfbar obfdeuliditen 8eiie per
ionlid an5ugreifen, i1oem er i'm
inbesug auf ieine @ermaltung nit
gorniirfen iiberbauft uno ibn fur
Gle mogIihen Dinge pcranttport
lid balt. @1breno iid Gooiepelt 81.
erif MIR i1ihtern @noentllngelt
erlaubte, lit er neueroings form.
lid in @nt geraten, bat ben Na.
men oes 9raiioenten IN Die 9ebat-
fe bineiilee5ogen uno &errn Satt
ielbit Die lhlimmiten @elduloignn-
aen ms @elidt eeidleuoert. ga
blieb Serrn Gait peiter nidts ub-
ria, als aus ieiner big oabin itrift
befoleten 3uriidbaltuns beralls5li-
treten nno, tpenn altd nlht glelt
dies nit gleihem 81 pergelter1, 10
bod auf Die ungerdtfertigten YIN
flagen 5ll anttuorten ulto Den Ne'
foro oes Serrn Mooiepelt aus lei
ncr 9raiioenten8eit etpos nieorl-
aer al baneen. Nur nit Wtoer-
itreben bat 8raiioellt Gait Dem
grdnaen ieiner ADMINISTRATIONS
nno Sreunoc, lid gegcn Die rnee.
red)ten Nnflagen 81 oerfelolgen,
! nodqegeben, uno MN crleben MIR
| oas gdauipiel, ooB Der friibere nno
ser iebiae 9raiioent lid IN bite
Irer 5eboe geseniibcrltcben. ore EN-
itiaen mormen uno mifrldtlgel'
1reunoe iino uno 5ipar eln6lg
uno aaein ourd Die Sdlilo Rooia'
pelt's in Seinoihaft gerotell
uno bcfampIcn lid, ols oh lie ltets
ole beftigItcn @eoner aemeier ma
rem. @er bdtte ie a%eglanbt, Dob
! rnbiae lleberleguna, @uitono, 3oti
uno gernunft. @iidlif)t anf frilbere
4usIpriihe uno Sanolunqen 10 bel
Ieite aeIdoben merocn fonntenL INN
9iinfel uno gtnbmiudt 81 beFris-
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@as seraner lieben

lit Elm ferniees, robuites 2ebeh.
mad Sueb Saaman bon San @m-
tonic. Gr idreibt: u@ir %erfennen,
BOB Or. Sings Stem 2ife 8iaS
llerles 2eben uno neue gnergie II.
cine 8erion brineen. Wfeine Sraa
uno ib balten tie fir Die belten
9iaen.~i 9(useeseidnet fir Magefl
2eber ooer Wieren Storungen. 25c
in alien Mpotbefen.
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9~lnaemnnbte Mebensart.

81. (5u g., ser nit ocn %aislparts
mobnenoen Stniegereltcrn uno ler
uer Grau cine @eiie gemodt): ~Slt
Sbre Gdpiegernnttcr gleif, lplc lie
leoblihtigt, nit gum 9elltf hier9e-
blieben2"
g: .Nein. i'd bin nit Dem
Ghreden oopongefommelll"
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0ioeriprmd.

o.: @arum baben Sic iid) Ell
gentlid nidt perbeiratet2"
g.: SD baiie Die @eiber, itno
allBeroem piiroe Die Gle itoreno in
meme literarii6e 9eibdftigung ein-
greifen."
81: @as fir literariide arbei-
ten treiben sic oenn2"
g.: SD idreibe 2iebesgeidid),
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Sdun IN 6slih.

81: TlL Der ucrriidie Meier loi
ia cine nGlle @ebirneridiitterung en-
litten baben, OILS er aeItern seitur5t
it'll"
g.; Sra. oa miro er pieaetd,t
mieber geiheitl4
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@ir iinoen 5ralelt an emf
aiidenoIten in Eoiletten Die mir
nidt ~be5ablten.
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8etradtnng.

aurt (oeiien Gltern III S6eionne
lieaen): v2aushtb' baben iie MIDI
oei6impft, gebolieu baben lie mid
nm Oie @ette, uno iebt, 100 lie ans
chamber qeberL oa ralien iie lid nm
midi"
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Sdabenfrob.

GrIter @befriippel: Sag mol,
0ll bait 9einem Geffcn cine 5rall
peridofft?" y.
3meiter Gbefriippel: u@epiB''
Grit redt! SD iebe nift elm, mes
balb Ser 8engel etlpas ppr unleret-
ncrn poralls baben ionl"
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9Ibaeblibt.

@ef:. v@os iebe id, 9naolaes
Eraulein mollen iid) zines Gels CUR
8erqpartie beoieneu2 saiien Sic
ens mir. i'd meroc Sic gut mo iider
fiibren."
GrauIcin: y@t nein, oafpiaI id
mid ooh lieber bieiem Giel amer
trollen."
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SIN Gifer.

Sm Ulfer.
Or: gu 8meifelit on meinar
Creme @ilbelmine2"
Sic: ogf, gouaro, Oh bit ibon
eiulnal perlobt %eelpeien = 0einer
eriten grant bait gu alio Die Sreuc
nidt sebnlten."
gr. yMber Gliseno anoeren!"
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Irinaenbe Mbbaltnna.

o@ie gebt's Sbrer Jran @ernab-
lin?"
.We6t idledt; nenn belte ni6t
BEL Ser @~potbeferin 8affeefran5d1ell
mdre, wiiroe tie i6on mieocr gu gett
liegenl"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-29
cUMMINS PLANS ARMADA

san Francisco. November :s--sena-
Tor A. l. Cummins. OF Iowa. Will intro
duce q bill in Congress providing fCs
the sending Of At least forty battle
ships through the Panama Canal ac-
cordins to d letter from Senator Cum
minis received at the headquarters OF
the Panama Pacific Exposition ysster-
day.
All foreign governments will he An
vi,ed to send battieships 60 the process
sion, and steamship lines OF every ma
,ion will b., asked to send vessels car
rying full compliments Of passengers
Congress will be asked TO rebate the
tolls 20 foreign vessels and to appro-
pirate sufficient funds to hold ceie-
b.ation in the Canal Zone, while the
vessels are passing Through
The bill will provide that the vessels
steam I'D the Pacific and enter the Col
den Gate. passing in review In front
Of the exposition grounds
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high when he left Petersburg to take
charge OF the college in Fredericks-
burg. That Institution. which now is
known under the name Of the Home
and School Of Fseder 'cksburs. and Is
under the control OF the synod OF
virginia, made marked progress during
his administration
Charlotte. y. c., was DR.. Roseoros
birthplace His academic training was
received at Princeton University. He
studied theology at the Union Iheo-
Iogica, Seminary. when that institution
was located at Hampden-Sidney Col
Iege. He later was honored by Hamp-
den-Sidney with the degree Of doctor
of divinity.
Among the virginians Intimately ac-
auaInted with the late minister are
DIT. W ". Moore. president OF Union
Theological Seminary: Rev. Richard
Mclwaine. D. D.: Rev. James +. smith
d. D.. and .. T. Morgan. all OF this
city.
Dr. Rosebro leaves a wife ana nse
sons. His wife, whom he met while a
theological student at Hampden-Sid-
ney. was Miss Fannie Smith His sons
are Rev J. r. Rosebro, Of Wh!teHire'
s C.: Dr. z. NJ Rosebro. OF Richmond
CORTLAND Rosebro. OF Norfolk: Frank
Rosebro, Of New York. and Ruthef-
ford Rosebro, Of Clarksviue-
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axo. Mrs Armstrong hurried from the
kitchen and found him leaning over
the tub. The sight OF blood suggested
that he hal a heminorrhage. but when
she lifted the limp form from the tub
she saw the wound in his throat. the
razon in the tub completing the ex-
PLANTATION.
Captain Charles Peck. Of the Second
Police Precinct, a I.eighbOr Of the Arm
stronss, hurried to the hose and sum-
moned a physician. but when the latter
arrived he found life was extinct. La
ter Coroner hewitt made an investiSa-
ton and gave a certificate OF death
: The decedent who was formerly a
resident OF Virginia. had resided in
this city some years About month
ago he had an attack OF something
similar TO apoplexy and Captain PECK
was called in. Since that time. NV
ever. he had apparently been well and
was not respondent, so far as his wife
and others had noticed.
; Mrs. Armstrong stated that when she
left the room in the morning to go to
! the kitchen he was in the best OF hu-
NOR.
! 1t is thought that when he reached
! the bathroom and saw a razor tina.
. had been left there by another oc-
cupant of the house ne was seized with
a sudden desire to end his life. The
couple had no children
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FORMER VIRGINIA
MINISTER DEAD
DR.. I. w. Rosebro Died Yester-
day in GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
After Long Illness.
e,iMcPAi HERE T0-N0RR0M
FUNERAL HERE TOMORROW
Was Once Intimately Connected
With the Presbyterian Synod
OF Virginia

Rev. J. W Rosebro. D. D.. professor
IN the Theological department OF South
western Presbyterian University
Clarksvil!e. Tenn. and formerly &C
lively connected with the Presbyterian
synod of Virginia, first as pastor OF
Tabb street Church in Petersburg. and
later as head Of the FredertcksburS
College, died yesterday afternoon al
his home in the Tennessee city.
His son, DR.. e. NJ Rosebro. OF 42s
West Grace Street. ;his Guy. lett En-
m.dia.ely for Clarksv lie. and will re-
turn to Richmond with the body to-
morrow morning The funeral Will De
at DR.. Roscbro's residence
on Grace street at IL O'Clock to-mor-
row. with Rev. J. Calvin Stewart. D. d..
pastor of the Church Of the Covenant.
cfiic q ting.
Dr. J. ". Rosebro was in the SIXTY =
third year of his age. He had been
in failing health Cor the past ten
months. and spent the last summer
near Virginia Beach n an enort 10
recUpcrst, his strength. Al the com
rncrcenent of the school term in sep
temb.r he returned to his duties In
ClarlsvilIe. and kept Up his attendance
on classes until a short time ago.
His death recalls TO Virginia Pres'
bvt.rtaps the successful pastofats
which n. conducted while stationed
al Tsth street Church IN Peters
burg. His work there EXTENDED Over
NOR. than twelve years. and his repu-
ta,iop as preacher and pastoral
worker among his practitioners stood
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KILLS HIMSELF WITH RAZOR
Former Virginia Man Commits >u's'oe
In Washington.


in Washington.
WASHINGTON, November 2>.-HuSh IS
Armstrong. fifty years old who was
EMPLOYED as salesman at W. l. W nit
sons music store. us Eleventh street.
Northwest, committed suicide in the
bathroom at his home. 50 Q street
northwest. yesterday by cutting his
throat with a razor.
His act was apparently the result
Of a sudden impulse stated coroner
hewitt. after he had investigated the
affair There seems - nave oeeI
absolutely no reason why ne shoUi'
have committed the deed. and SO Ia!
as is known he had never appearce
respondent or given any intimafioh o.
suicide"
Mrs Armstrong rose in the mornihs
about sis o'clock and went to tn
kitchen to prepare breakfast. leav!ns
her husband in bed il room on th'
third floor Shortly before I o'clock
roomer in the house found the bath
room door closed and called to Mrs
Armstrong to ascertain who was il
there.
Fearing her husband had become i'll
rs he had been ailins about month
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-29

Madame Sherry-she the Frenchy one
Of Every Little Movement-packed
every seat at both performances. While
Henrietta Crossman. her intellectual
ne!ghbor around the corner. played to
two mammoth audiences
But none Of the downtown attrac-
tions approached in caIiore the after
noon battle in Broad Street Park be-
tween the rival teams Of Charlottes-
willie and Chapel Hill Between 5000
and 10000 OF the loyal ones journeyeo
to the West End enclosure and cheer
fully shivered through the one-sided
contest AT night the same crowd
thronged the downtown streets Haunt
ing the colors of the rival universities
in the faces Of victor and vanqu:shed.
Special Church servieea-
In many Of the churches. particular! :
in those Of the Episcopal and Catholic
denominations. there were special
Thanksgiving Day services. These at
tracted large crowds in the forenoon
and packed Grace and Franklin Streets
with a multitude OF Sabbath Day pro-
portions.
Charity workers were abroad early
To bring the Thanksgiving spirit To
the homes Of the needy Th- salvation
Army and the Associated Charities as
well az numerous church Org& nizations
shouldered the big task jointly, aided
by a number Of the benevolent orders.
The City Home. the city and county
jails and penitentiary were not forgot
ten. The inmates Toasted on Thanks
giving Day menus provided by the
management and outside charities. ~
the penitsntiary the day was enlivened
by amateur theatricals.
Dance. and Fes.ss.
Throughout the city private homes
and clubs were hosts TO VISITING thou
sands Several of tn. bigger clubs gave
smokers ami dinners. while the Country
Club of Virginia vas tn scene OF a
big dance given by tn. national CON
vention Of the chi fhi Fraternity
The intercollegiate event. begun in
the afternoon with the football game,
wound W. 1T night with a mammoth
hop at the Masonic Temple with She
teams Of the Universities Of North Car
china and Virginia as tn. honor guests,
Family reunions. private parties and
turkey dinners were. o. course. mum
bcrlesS
And unlike several other Thaaksgiv-
ing Days which Richmond has lived
through. yesterday was withoU;
rlsrrinS roughncss. TIC were tbose
among the visiting students and. sad
20 relate. among the tow nsfoix. who
were a biz noisier than was nee.
.ssary. but the police handled them
withou, difficulty and there we're 80
serious aGrays-
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- psso. Tsxas. November IS
THANKSGIVING. rsgsIiy observed IL
Eexscc. was celebrated to-day in
Jssrez OF reports Of q rebel defeat at
GuzFnsr srd .. the arrival % two
pieces ~ artillery aas 900 reinforce
rrrnts from Chihuahsa
Am"ns Tire twenty five rebels Killed
g. the GBzmsu attrcS was Major q.
'en". rebel leader cf some rTorr.-
nence Ills body. with toe twelve F.d-
erals wounded. win arrive late to-day
IN Juares. TIC FEDERAL loss was eighs
lksilea, oecoe6ing - to.Nav'o rsDgg6
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INVESTIGATING ALL PASSES
RailroaA OeFks DeterDinanG rnss
E,tatleA 10 FIRE. TraDsp0rsotser.

Chicago, November 2s.-In accord
once with a rule Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission. effective January
next. which provides that record o.
all passes issued must be Kept iaree
forces of clerks employed by the ran
roads are now engaged in invess'sat-
ing all applicants for free transport
ton SO that a report may be furnished
As to whether tho person seeking t"e
psss is entitled TO It
Thousands Of annual passes are De
ing prepared throughout the country
nv the railroads for distribution next
month. a record of each one must ne
in readiness so that investigators 'or
the commission may readily oo'a'h
any information they desire concerning
the free transportation
Railroads are permitted TO issue
passe. 10 ofYicials. employees ana oe-
pendeat members OF their families. As
many as $4,000 annual passes nave
he,n prepared by railroads haSins
.bei- general osiices here. while trip
passes during the year will De muc"
more numerous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-29

Special 90 Tho T'neS-Dispatch.I
Bristol. Va. November 2S-Thanks-
giving was generally observed In Bris-
trl Union services wer. held IN three
churches The poSt-ofice. banks and
ta1st - the stores were closed. Br.s-
tc!isns consumed about i.5ee turkeys
ana probably as many chickens. Many
witnessed the contest on the gridiron
IN the afternoon. when the King Col
I,ze team. 81 Bristol. met the Roanoke
College team.
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Richmond. W,
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