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New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
COMMITTEE BLAMES RAY
House Report Accuses Him Of
s Activity in Politics.
NO DISRESPECT TO TAFT
Findings Disclaim Affront to
President in Censure of Off,
Ger He Would Promote.

Washington, Aug. N-The House Com.
mittee on War Department Expenditures
reported to-day that Major Beecher B.
Ray, U. s. A. whom the President yes
terday nominated to be deputy pay
master general Of the army. had been
engaged in political activity, particularly
In the interest OF President Taft; had
been four times charged with serious Of
fences; never had been indicated, and
never had been disciplined more severely
than a reprimand
1t is believed the committees report
was hastened by President Taft's non-
ination of Major Ray for promotion yes
terday. Ray is in line for advancement
under the law A fight over confirmation
will be made in the Senate.
The committees findings, in part, fol-
low:
Major Ray has been engaged in politi'
cal activity In the interest Of the Repup-
lican party. and particularly In the in-
terest OF the President.
In connection with one OF the charges
made against Major Ray, court martiai
proceedings were stopped by cable mes
sage from the chief OF stah without APP
parent reason. The papers In the case
NcIS WlluHelu iEOlll tuc oihSc
tant general. where they should have
been flied, and were stored away In a
secret place. where they were not acces-
sible In the ordinary business OF the oe.
partment and from which they we're not
produced when called for by order OF the
Secretary Of War.
Major Ray has been shown more per
sonal consideration in assignment OF sta
tions than any other paymaster IN inc
army: has been stationed In Chicago our
Ing every Presidential campaign since ne
has been In the service. and was SEM
there last winter by order Originating
from the White House.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
TAFT vsroEs coosA DAM BILL.

Washington. Aug %-President Taft
vetoed the Coosa River dam bill tonight.
His message stated that his disapproval
was based on the general principle that
no water power legislation should be
enacted without provision to recompense
the government In some proportion
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
EXPRESS COMPANIES LOSE
Adams and American Face Trial
in United States Courts.

Washington. Aug 4.-The Adams and
American Express companies, indicted
for violations of the interstate commerce
act, must face trial. There is no escape
through pleadings that they arc not cor
poratiOns or companies within the mean
ing of the law
That. In effect. was the decision of Fed
eral Judge Hazel at Buffalo In an opinion
to-day in the case begun by the Inter
state Commerce Commission against the
two companies alleging overcharges and
granting unlawful concessions.
Judge Holister. in the United States
District Court at Cincinnati. recently or
dered similar indictment against the
Adams company quashed because he held
that the company. being merely stock
association and not a corporation. could
not be indicted He held that Il would
be necessary for the Interstate Commerce
Commission to secure the indictment OF
individual stockholders In order TO main
tain a case in court. The commission
realized that such Il proceeding would be
impracticable.
Judge Hazel held that the indictments
brought at Buffalo were sound because IN
law tue express companies are legai en-
titles and indictable as such under the
interstate commerce act. The commits
sion will press the case.
Buffalo. Aug. A-The indictments under
which the Adams and the American ex-
press companies must stand trial were
returned by the federal grand jury here
on April IL The Adams company was
indicted on fve counts. charging that a
rebate was allowed to shippers at Arcade
". Y, for bringing their goods TO the
company's station. The penalty upon
conviction for each offence is a fine OF
not less than 81 900 or more than $4,000.
The indictment against the American
contains ten counts and charges that
company with overcharging in ten spe-
cifc cases on shipments originating in
Anquippa Penn, and passing through
this territory. The maximum penalty is
a fine Of 3, 900 for each offence.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

II. Altmatt & On. HAVE IN STOCK AT POPULAR
o7,ces A REPRESENTATIVE LINE OF MAHOGANY AKl
EIrpNTTtJRE such AS TEA TABLES TEA WAGONS NESTEO
,p,rc rr, EpuoNF AND SEWING TABLES MUFFIN STANDS.
u,c ,z,Nr STANDS SERVING TRAYS AND MUSIC CABINETS
A SPECIAL SALE PREPARED FOR MONDAY. AUGUST
76ru WILL CONSIST OF A NUMBER OF SELECTED
PIECES AT THE FOLLOWING ATTRACTIVE PRlCES'
TEA WAGONS Al p'7|o
ACTUAL VALUE $500
MUFFIN STANDS Al p1oo * |'|o
ACTUAL VALUES $500 & 100
SERVING TRAYS AT $3.50 TO $50
ACTUAL VALUES $500 TO 1000
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
eukp5Y CIVIL BILL SIGNED.

aassHlngton, Aug. 2i.-President Taft
ton S,,, signed the sundry civil appropria-
Nsi.D"i hnally agreed upon without pro-
epnsan or ihe Tariff Board. II carries
'''Vpnatons Of approximately sl12, .O09.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
WOMEN'S LINGERIE WAISTS

WITH TRIMMINGS OF LACE AND EMBROIDERY.
COMPRISING A NUMBER OF DISCONTINUED olfLEo'
UHE SIZES OF WHICH ARE NOT COMPLETE. WILL
BE OFFERED TOMORROW MONDAY AT THE
REDUCED PRICES OF
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
MY STOCK OF SARDINES

4. imported from France. Portugal, Spain
and Norway All OF the best quality. Gala
nans Magazine and Price List mailed on
request
I. J. Callahan. II and 43 vesey st.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

D. A!tutatt & On.
.c--~~->.>o,o,~~~,o,.
WILL PLACE ON SALE TOMORROW MONDAY
AN ADDITIONAL SHIPMENT OF
IMPORTED LACE CURTAINS
AND PANELS
AT THE FOLLOWING UNUSUAL PRICES:
HANDMADE FhET LACE PANELS AT 81 500 & 1850
USUAL PRICES $500 & $500
LAcET ARABE AND MARIE ANToINETTE LACE PANELS
AT $5.25, $50 & IT'S
USUAL PRICES slO5O TO 1850
MARIE ANroINETTE LACE CURTAINS AT 81 so & $50
USUAL PRICES SOD TO ll.oo PER PAIR
LAcET ARABE LACE CURTAINS AT $3.50 & ll.75
USUAL pRc=s <l4OO TO 1850 PER PAIR
AN IMPORTANT SALE IS BEING HELD OF
ORIENTAL RUGS
WHICH ARE OFFERED AT UNUSUAL REDUCTIONS
FROM ACTUAL VALUES. INCLUDED ARE,
ORIENTAL RUGS IN ROOM SEES
ACTUAL VALUES $500 TO 5000 AT $4800 TO $500
ORIENTAL RUGS MEDIUM AND SMALL SIZES
ACTUAL VALUES $500 TO $500 AT $l40O TO 24.O0
KIRMAN MATS
ACTUAL VALUES $3.50 TO 2250 AT $3.50
ORIENTAL sADDLE-BAG PILLOWS
ACTUAL VALUES $3.50 TO 1850 AT $3.50
ORIENTAL HALL RUNNERS AT
PROPORTIONATELY LOW PRICES
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
$50, $50 & 3.75

MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
All ,MpoRTATON HAS JUST BEEN RECEIVED OF
MEMS ENGLISH RAIN COATS
GREY BLUE AND TAM
vuucu WILL BE PLACED ON SPECIAL SALE
MONDAY AUGUST 10Th AT $1,000
ACTUAL VALUE $1,000
yifth Amulr, 3dtI ann 18th strrfts, Nfn Wnrk.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
q. Altnta1t & On.
HAVE NOW READY THEIR AUTUMN MODELS IN
WOMENS COATS AND WRAPS

SHOWING THE NEWEST STYLES AND TIE FASHIONABLE
LENGTHS INCLUDED ARE EVENING AND CARRIAGE WRAPS
OF C4ARNEUsE. METEOR SATIN. VELVET AND THE
BROCADED SILKS AND VELVETs; COATS OF BOOCLE'
DOUBLE. FACED CLOTHS AND BLANKET MATERIALS FOR
TRAVELLING MOTORING AND STREET WEAR IMPORTED
TWEED COATS OF THE NEW MANNsH MODEL; AND SPoFl
COATS OF BLACK AND WHITE CHECK. CORDUROY VELVEl
TAN OR WHITE BLANKET CLOTH TwEEDs ETC.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
Example Would Be Psrnicious.

0O
The committee believes that public at
tenton ought TO be called to THIS cast;
because II one army officer Is ailoWeo
favors and immunity as result or politl-
cal services or influence IL must pe d
pernlcIous example 10 all officers. IL such
practices prevail at all. IL Is haru 20 &c.
how the army can resist peihs s uIam'
more and more into poiltIcs ana pe''
Ing political machine: ,,.
The committee states It's hnoings WIN
out Intending disrespect to the Presinent
OF the United States and IN tne nopa ne
ton Of the circumstances set forth as
VIII assure the country that the army ~
not being used for political purposes
Tb. court declared that the Secretary OF
War had determined that the COMMITTEES
should not see certain papers bearing on
the case. said TO have been found In the
Office OF General Edwards. then heao Oh
the Insulnr Bureau. on February H.
In the charges relating TO the WIRE o'
an employe OF the War Department on
account Of which Major Ray was se'ereIy
reprimanded. the committee cohciuue'
there was ample justification for faiiure |"
proceed with the court martial as '"e
employe who complained effected recon
ciIiation with his wife and refused 10
press tho charges.
The course directed by the PTesident
and followed by tho paymaster genera
was the only proper one under al the
circumstances. the committee agreed
c. p. Taft's Name Mentioned.
The report quoted from the testimony
before the committee by officials. inciud-
ing ex-Paymaster General Snihen. VINO
said Major Ray undertook to impress MS
nolitical importance upon Charles T.
TAFT Papers transmitted by the war
Department. the report stated sho"eo
that Major Ray had been charged Win
knowingly signing false certihcate re-
quilting In the payment OF fraudulent
claim against the government ana tha'
court martial proceedings against MN
had been stopped. The papers also
showed that Major Ray had been charged
with directing his chief clerk TO alter
vouchers so as to show that travel pay
Ind been paid TO FIVE discharged Philip
pine scouts, and with taking correspond
ing credit on his accounts. although ne
had Intentionally paid the scouts no
travel pay"
table prepared By General Whipple'
showing all OF Major Rays station" since
he WAS commissioned. in 1885, sets form
the following with respect 70 Presidenuai
campaign years: He was stationed AZ Chi-
caeo from July u. 1870. to April 2, 1901;
at Chicago from April Is. lsoa TO May 81.
1907; OH q leave OF absence from January
g. 1913. 10 August II. 1908. which the rec
ord shows he svaiied himself OF to 20 to
chicago. and was on temporary duty at
chicago from August II, 1905. 10 October
2, lNs He was again assigned to Chi
caro- on November q. 1911.
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Ser Siir6terIi6e oas Saus fret ba-
ben molte, nm miitenoen SAB
freien 2ouf ~lalien, i6pelgen 81
fonnen in grauiamer &ode?
@ottbolb ri6tete itd, laut 1toD.
men, balb bon ieinem Site ouf uno
ianf mieoer 5uriid nno i6olt iidl
bob er iolde @rauengeipeniter ber-
aufbei6mor. @s mar ia bod oas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon aGenl 8e(-
DIES Mittels er iid audi geItern
Na6t bebient baben mo6te, bet
5tol5 ser StoI6en 81 brehen = ct
botte eeiieet, ct tuor &err Ser Situo-
tion! er fonnte 5ufrieoen ieinl
llno mar er es nibt = ct tpuBte
iest bas @ebeimnis, @olo gu ma.
den, Der ifloue @l9imilt; unb pie
balo er mie6er in oie Sage TOM.
men fonnte, feline aunit in @nmett-
Dung brineen gu miiiien = Der belt-
tige Mbeno batte es bemieien. -
$50 bleibt ons @oiier, oos bu 5pt.
i6en bic Singer nimmit? MOO bIeibt
oas @olo, bos ou einem Spieler
eiebit? Setter 8oslof botte redt ge-
babt!
Iber ie mebr @otthplo bemiibt
mar, ii6 bos @ntiebli6e al,saureoen,
ols unmabri6einlid, ia unntoelid
bin5uiteGen, Inn 10 oeutlider trat
es Dor ieine Iugen. gr iab i'm nod
tbrem 3immer ibleihen, iab i'm lei.
ie norii6tig Die Sir offnen, binein=
idlupfen, onf ibr 8ett au. Seiliger
@ott, mas NOR oas? gr batte gon5
oeutli6 ieinen Nomen rufen boren
in idriaem Gone totIi6er Mngit.
(GorticGnna foIlt.)
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@as bilbet cine Iran?

@inbunoertunoatuan8ig 8funo @e.
niht, mebr ooer ipeniger, an ano.
den uno Wltsfelr1, biloen nod feline
Srau. Sc lit Elm gutes Sunboment.
Sest bieies in @eiunbbeit ltno Strait
lno Tie fam ei,l aonigreid reeieren.
electric 9itters giebt oen Srauel
@eiunobeit uno araft. Souienoc
beroonfen ibm 8efreillng bon Sbn-
mahts- uno Sdlpinbelanfdnen, bon
Shmd6e, Nerpolit0t, @iifenl9mer5
uno @rmattung. Electric 8itters
bat mir biel gebolfcn unb i6 oanfe
SGnen bon gallaem Scr5en fir oie
Evaporation ei1er fold guten Meoi-
sin" i6reibt gli5a SPOOL, 9epeiu.
OLA. geur soc. @arantiert bon al
len M~potbefern.
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GrnnOeiaentnms . ileb.rtrasanasn.


Sobn gran5 M S. @uibins, SAX
Wder Qanb; $500.
sIfreo S. unb 4uIoa SeB an Sra 6.
WenI, @runbftiid i'm Sblbam Yarf;
$3.50.
$. @. 9eniion au Carl sdo6,
@rlnoitiid i'm neuen gitbs8lod 2427;
Sobn 8. cripple all Senrp Sames il.
npo 6rau. @runbitiid i'm ileuen gitpz
Glof 2105; $425.
George IS. iin6 Goua G. Qoebberg IL
E. N. Belben un6 Srmt q. g. 8el6en
@rlnoitiid i'm iielieu gitpS4Iod 600c;
1925.
@us. Seibe[ an Glbin Seioel, Grunos
itid in Der @iperiibe Rart Nbbition;
$500.
Srieba gremmer an emma grems
nier, @run6itid i'm neiIen gitbSWlod
1862; $500.
Si9blnnb Improvement Company All
s. q. Derming, 8runbltiid IN Der Sigbs
lanb Bart abbition; $3.50.
Weit gr6 Qrrnber Company am 81.
8. Rruitt uno gbipin 2amm, @runo.
ifiid III Der Rrititt Gbbition; $1829. 80.
8. 8. Mdntou, Sruftee, All 8. s..
Gaiten, 8rlinbitiid on Der Mrteiian Gar
oeiis; $500.
6enrp aneiter IL. u. ar Sran 6. q
Befing, @runbftiid in Columbia
aeiebfs; $40 II. u.
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Sn Ser 3olerite gu Noaen nell
bette iih bieier xagc Der Maurer
Gron5a freiipinig gum M~ilitaroienIt.
90 Gronaa aber ibluer b~etrllnfca
mar, murbe er porerIt Der Woli5c;
ubergeben, Die i'm our @ltsniid).
terung in einem @rreltlofale ein.
iperrte. Hloslih befom Sron5a Ell
men 9oblu1tsanfan ltnb ftiir5te iid
auf Die beioem Mitbaftlinge Pitt
ton 8oren aus Sutherland mo
Grana Maidaa aus Mo6ling BEL
@ien. geioe fonllten fid bes Cob
iii6tigen niht eriuebren; es ent.
ltano elm hlrhtbarer Gampf in Der
8eQe, Der mad auben nidt mabr-
eenommen tpuroe. @abreno bes
Samples tpltroe Goren elm per6ei.
rateter Wa,tn, bon Dem Eobiiihti.
gen erlhlagen. Maidaa FAM MIR
oabur1 nit benz 2cbeu oanon, oab
Ell ben 9obiiihtigcn gu einenl Eail.
Sc einIuo um6 nit inn 10 Iaiiec
UNI Die 2eihe aorens berlrmfprong,
Bis enolih @ade 81 Silfe fant.
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t1nr 6iiltiefeit bis sum- 81. Ofteber.
Yr6mien>S Herte+
Gin psrieblae at, mnIere SremnSe.

9a es nns nnmaglid iii, aMp 9iirfte nmb Counties bes staates
bnrd 0feienbe bear6enen at Iaiem, mnften mir auf anberc MfiHel sur i'm.
grOkeren Ger6retnng mnlGes glattes fnnen nn6 mr Tb ST benz
gmfblmf sdommen, anmebmbare gramien fir mene MbOmnenten, bic mns
eimgeididt herbea, amssuiekem.
&tr panen ndt bic gerantaltans zines iosenanaten apmtefes, hn
er 6ef emsliden Setnnsen abid lit, iumoerm mir uoaem bnrd amssablmms
einer lt6eralen 9ummihipn 5reuiaise anuer6en, bic pbme bciumoere IH.
lie nnb Mnfren9nng ib cine Ne6endnna6me at berIbaffen minIden.
3n Sisiem 5mede Ofiueren mr fir ieben Sa6resa6Onmentm cine
aOmmiftpn Dn i, eimem 9pl1ar. 9as @odenblatt Der oJreie
9reHe fir seras" fufet So per Sabr. @egem Ginienonng ppn $1.OO mer.
ben mir aliu os glatt an irseno eme nns anfgese6ene IoreHe ibdem.
Sir 10 MbOnnenten eme Grtra Yrdaie u0u $3.50 III Saar.
Slit Is Mbonneuttn cine GTtra : Hrdnie pon $S.75 it gaar.
Slit 20 Mbonneuten eme Grtra : Yrdnnie uon $500 lit Saar.
Slit Is 4bonntnttn eme Grtra Yrdnie ppn s6.25 III gaar.
Slit nnbt a5 Is Mbonnenten ene Grtras 4rdnie pon IS lit Saar.
Sir nntbr as 50 Mbpnnenttu ene G%rtraprduie uMn SIG III Saar.
Der gOridlag 1T emfad nnb ueraanbl4 senns. User emem nenem
abomnenteu Der amr 3it nidt seer Der u5rde 9reRe" III, &c.
minnt, foaeftert $500, er6alt, rep. bebalt oauon einen 9paar umo ididt
ben anoereu Dollar NIT Der scnamen gbre1e bes geaeaers Elm. Mnferoem
iet aber audi nod cine Grtra Nramie in 4nsfbt, faas bic GAIL bon
sen Mbonnemtea pber barber errctdt mirb. 9ieie G~rhaEramie len.
BEN mir Sen bau Seredtishm bon nnaer Office aus brett
Die ber getnadte 0fferte lit fir Seoen i'm mehen Ge6iete BEG etaa,
tee often. Sober fann fd baran beeiisen. @r bieten MIR yaarpreie
an, mdl GIo immer ieinen @ert fat uno Sober oafHr anihaffem mmb fam.
fen fam, mas er aerabe brandt.
Iae, Die BON bieier Sfae Gc6randb MAIDEN nm6 inter Ben p6eu
sefeaten geoingnngen Mbonncmten fur bic y6reie Hre1e fMr Seras" iam-
nneln hoaen, fine sebeen, fb nit inns nmpersngid tn gerbtnbnng "a
Icken, bamit mir ibmem etuaise seuanidte a%nsfabrIidee amsfunft eni.
len f0mnen. Sic lniHnns set Ben geaeaerm brett bon unlerer 81.
yTreie Yrefie fit Seras".
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land! rand!! land !

1901 Ider, 2h @eilen bon atpei bers
idieoenen Observation-Disclosures entfernt,
NIT gnten S9nlen unb @irden. 400 Nts
ter iin6 iest unter @ultur. 100 Mder
oanon iino suteS i9tpar5es Slubnieoez
rlingslano. Sic Mbrigen 800 Nder be-
iteben aus 9utem f1tparaeu. nenigen
grairies Saqanb. fertig fir ben Bflug.
0er Booen 1T bonn beiten uno bor5iiglid
fir 8oimtpoqe, &orn II. (. ~. ~9eei9net.
9as @an5e lit elm eineeri6teter Rfnb
nit 8rlinneu unb @iubmii1len. Nei1Iis
der Battle-Ground. gier quite 8obnbdls
fer auf beri6iebenen @tenen. 9as 2ano
eren5t an elmer Seite an ben @uaoas
Ilpe sSIuB, an Der anberen Seite befinz
bet fid Der 8abutpes Der s.. 8. & 9. q.
gifenbabn nit einem Seiten9eleiie nur
einige bunhert S6ritte bon bier unb
halbtpegs 5piihen gnero unb @ictoria.
Sam gefanft neroen III @tiiden bon 100
gderu oher mebr NIT @ebdiben II. @ine
ridtunaen 81 $3.50 per Ider ober au
$52.50 Der older ohue ginrihtungen.
@egen tpeiterer @ustunft tpenbe man
Ii6 an
j. j. Fischer,
aIeiniaer I9ent. Guerp, Seras.
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Bouts Bed oil Strait oll s.. &.
Strans, 1853 @fer 2aub; $13, 694. Is.
Sobn 8; 9arriion, Soiepb NIB Qme,
lta Weri1ettc ull IIfreb S. ino 6ophie
g'ooet, 1928 Qder Qan6; Sit, 961.4e.
See uilo S. @prbun an Soc 3immcr.
rnaiit, @ritnoltitd i'm neuen gftnz8IoG
666; 5000.
8prfirto @ar5a an &eurb Gyelt.
@runbitiid I'M goitntbs8lod 4778. $40.
San1es g. lnb Strut 8. aR. gfoiuer
an Sames q. 0ainer, aIes gigentlun,
oas Srau S. so. Goiuer binterIieB; 81.
SenrB &alnter an 6. ulb Guo CHI
ion, @rufloitId at bet 9as Nloras Ctr;
1880.
%. 8. 8oro bur6 @%ouItabrer, an $.
q. Weber mo 8iQiom y. 3ieInlonlt.
@rnnoitiid i'm 1,eleu gitbs@Iud 1874;
$40.
@llitnb Sttramn, un6 Sron all Mns
ton 9ubler, @ru1,bItid al Der @de Der
GrabIpu lt1o 9tobgers Ctr; $15,0 600.
@intain q. MalIce uuo Srnlt oil So
iepb 3cmf, @rirub1tiif I'M ilelter @itbs
8Iod 465; $40 Ii. 81.
She 2afebietu 3pipnlite Company al
9. q. Sppenidniot. @rmaoitiid i'll ber
2afebieip Nbbitinu; $3.50.
@na Berler, 8orlniin6erin, OH @.
6. @loribee, Urlmoltiid all oer 8oluie
Ctr; $500.
albert 8erner II. 81. an 9. 6. CID
ridge, @rrnoItiid III Der @uipic Ctr. +;
RaIm &eiebts development Company
an Grtbur 8. 5ten6eI, @runbitiid i'll
9alm 9eiebts M0bition; $3.50.
0HS~YE ~ .,.S f-H( ~ ~ r.
W. @eit. @rlntoltiide in ben nelteil
gitbs8Iods 2794. 2773, 2771, 2766,
2765 nllb 2741, sacyitnue Barf Iobie
tion; $40 Ii. q.
81. s. goeeb uub 9. g. Sarlau IN
Grnlt Sonas, @rlmbitiid i'll Der 0arlolls
bale N0Dition; $3.50.
sc. @. @abn on 90. 8. Griffith nllH
| Sobn Me8anieI, @runofiid on Der
@ooblaipl Mbe.; $4,000.
So1n 6. Worall nu 81. 81. @ittinger,
I Slider Qallb; $3.50.
q. q @ittinger II. G. all SRI. Sole.
pbine @ittiuaer, @rnnbitiid oil BET Set
Ctr; S. II. q.
81. s. 9r,itt al gelia Gd)eu, @runo,
ltiid I'M 1el1el, gitDs@lod 1928.
8inialn S. Sebcr ar S. s. Mc@olet
rid, GRUB lid i'm neaen gitpeWlot
1884; $4,000.
S. $. Mc@olorid hub Srau an 8i[-
liam S. Seter, @ruubifiid im ,lelie.l
gitbs8Iod 2734; $4,000.
Srau 6. Serbberg an ISM. 81. Code,
@runotiid oil Der !Sereberg Nuenue;
5000.
Sobn s. aeTine it. unb Srart oil
emil s. Qan11n, @ulnoItid in Der @i@
beng Qbbition; $2100.
Selir 5eermalm all @m. 8. Nihter.
500 61a1O0 Qder 2anb; $20,742 81.
0tofa $. Bela II. N. All Selir Seer
mann, ale MnlpriidJe auf bas 2anS
an Der Mehina. bag Selig Seernlon''
aebort; SIS Ii. q.
Srar s. G. 9aas ii. q. oil q. IS.
gbittenbeu. @rlnbltiid i'll Willion
gtibge; 81.
aouis uuo Marp Seiliau1ann an Otto
nnb Noia @eber. @rutbltiid an oer
8e5t Sail Npe.; $3.50.
5treet Mealtb Gon,paib an Yaul
@%rnnelpalo, @rumbitiid in COLLEGE
Seigbts; 1920.
She Solttbfpeitern 2ano CORPORATION
all 81. 50. Braener, @rurbItiid In Der
Safepietp Ibbitipu; $500.
8incent Yatrid nlb S. 81. Campbell
an Senrb @ablap5id. @rlnoitiid an per
ode Der Slipe nlb Starr Strabe;
$500 II. q.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-19
Slieaen nnb Musfitu's

baben iebt ibre grnte = ibr @e-
idaft bliibt uno iie iinb eliidlih.
Gs lit ieoo6 abiolut nidt e~inauie.
bclL marrm Sbr ibuen erloubt, an
@ud berum 81 iaugcn, 90 Sbr oies
oo6 iebr unbequem finoet. Die Gn-
metioune bon elm fleir1 menig Sunt's
2ig6tning Oil auf erponierte,1
Steaen bolt iie ob o0er linoert uit-
bcr5iiglid oen Sdmera, penn iie
@ud geltoden baben. gteibt elm me-
MIG Elm mo SIR merbct ii6erseugt
fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-19
@aruln 9alomel nebmen?

@enn .Stmmon's 2iper Brri-
fier" 10 leiht mo ongenebm 81 neb.
men lit, trotoem es ebenio 9riino-
lib mirft dig idoric @bfii6rntitteI
(@ur in gelbeu 9ledi6ahteln.)
GinmoI ueriudt, INNER gebralidt.
8reis 25c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-19
8ps6aft.

S6auipieler, gu einem Sreunoe:
u@os i6 fir bosbafte aoaegen ba-
be, oas fonnen Sic iib gar niht ben-
fen! Reuli6 bel meinem 8enefi5
oo batten bic &erle Dem Souffleur
Gin S6lafmiftel beieebra6tl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-19
gamerIam6nisideine.


Charles Sriebmann, @ei6dftsbaus
Somerfet 8oulebaro; $1,000.
g. Srieontatn, @obnbaus, @lab
Ctr; $1,000.
Soc zimmerman, Bobubaus. Sibs
Mesquite Ctr; $1,000.
German Evangelical Miociation.
S6ulbars, @uruet Ctr; $500.
IS. Senitermafer, Staa. Dpber @pe.
500.
Srau G. aampmann, Steinsebdube.
alamo 8Ia5a; $1,000.
$. 8arti9, slnbail, 9atpion StraBe;
$3.50.
Cecilia @duls. @o6nbaus, @uaba@
Ioupe Ctr; $3.50.
Srau 6. aa1npmorm, Sdusbah, 8elt
Commerce Ctr; $500.
60. 9ieielborit, @obnbaus, @beitmat
Ctr; $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-19
Gut beranssebolieu.

a.: ouno Sic glauben, Der rel.
de &aufmonn Sbenauf miro Sbner
10 obne 8eiteres feline 9odter &C.
benz"
g.: Aid mas - obue @eiteres
nebme ih iie gar ni6tl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-19

slm go. Suli tritt in Muffin
bos Seras state Sarmer's Snitltiite
5niammen. @iele intereiiante Bot
trdge iinb bereits anoemeloet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-19
FUR Eoanty.R emmiTar PrsFnkt 4.
Sic .8reie PreHe" lit ~autoriiieri
Gerra Henry Meyer

aIs aanbibat fir 6as Guit bes gorntbs
aommiRdr, Breeintt SO. 4, in Der be-
porftebenceu Vrimdriuabl i'm Snli ans
allaeioen.
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DFt 1UItH FleHe VT UutUItTtrt
BERN ]. Frank Gallagher

nls 8anoibat fir bias Mmt bes Steuers
Solicitors bon 4egar gountb bel Der
benorftebenben bemofratii9eg Yrimdrs
muhl unaufiin6iQen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-19
Sir Gemmty,AHeHer.
9ie .Sreie RreHe1 lit mitorifiert.
Nerrn Henry Boerner

als &anoibat fir bas Gmt bes Steuers
Nnefors bon Berar County BEL Der bes
b~oritebenben bemotratfiben Brimdrs
mail am 81. Suli ar5utiinbigen.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-05-10

'e''oe Tor he Appeal no~-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-06-24

PHONOGRAPH RECORDS AT HALF
price, at Glenns News Stand. 15tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-06-24

do not appear on the bills and they
| are never seen in the arena. There
will be a characteristic tent for JOS
c. Miller, president and moving spirit
of the 101 Ranch, and tents for his
lieutenants. And not least, there will
be tents, or tepees, for the scores of
Indians with the big show.
The city of canvas will give some
idea of the magnitude of the exhibition,
but, after all, it is the performance
itself that attracts the crowd 1t is
claimed for the 101 Ranch that it has
never been equalled as a genuine and
truthful exposition of life on the
plains and cattle ranges, not only at
the present time, but also during the
historic days when the daring pioneers
were engaged in the herculean task
of Winning the West"
The performance is most diversi-
fed one. There is a general review
of all the celebrated characters with
the show; the capture and punishment