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The Washington herald., 1912-10-18

contributed $4,000 to the national cam
paign and 81 500 to the New York State
campaign. OF the S11s0o6.73 he gave for
the Roosevelt 1879 preconvention cam
paign. 81. IS had been divided between
Senator Dixon. Treasurer Hooker. Will
lam L. ward, Of New York: Frank Knox.
and others for various sections Of the
country. and $4,000 had gone to Hooker
for work in New York State. 5000 to pay
bill for advertising In Massachusetts.
80. 9ss.A for special editions of his Mas
sachusetts newspaper fer use as cam
paign literature in the Bay State, S,U.70
to the chairman Of the Maryland State
Committee. and 3le.ss2.0e for pamphlets.
mailing. and expressing expenses. and
small expenditures for the National Com
mittee. .r
Mr.. Munsey said he understood that
George w. Perkins gave approximately
the same amount he did.
Mr.. Munsey defended the attitude
taken by Walter F. Brown. the Roose-
that all money spent in the pre-
convention campaign by the Prosressives
should not be charged up against Roose-
welt. but that a large part Of II should
be charged up against State work dis
associated from the election of national
delegates. Mr.. Munsey said that IL II
had not been necessary to start out
without any orga nixation and to build up
State machines in one year. % per cent
Of the money expended would have
brought better results.
The committee was given an IL
Eliminating insight into the preconven-
tion campaign In Wayne County. Mich.
this year through the reluctant testi-
mony Of Judge James o. Murfin. Of De-
troit, who had been one OF the Taft
managers. According to. Murfin. dele
gates on both sides were "bartered like
sheep and more money was used than
in any previous State preconvention
campaign.
"A man running for delegate was ap-
preached and told. Here. you run as a
Taft man and there will be SO much In
it for you. or here, you run as a Roose-
much, -" declared Judge Murfin. Some
Of them took money from both sides"
According to Murfin. he and Capt.
Fred NJ. Alger. son Of the late Russell
Alger, and chairman Of the Republican
State central committee, raised q fund
Of 1850 and offered 1t to John d. Nc
Kay. the Taft leader. According to
Murfin. Mckay replied that he did not
need It: that he had received all the
money he needed from c. B. Warren.
one Of the big sugar men in Michigan.
1T is q good thing We have plenty Of
money" Mckay added. according to
Murfin. for some Of these delegates for
county conventions are holding out for
$S0o apiece.
Muffin- said that when Warren had
asked him how much money would be
needed to carry the county for Taft. he
had replied that $500 was all that could
be spent honestly. Warren said Mckay
insisted upon having 5000 to start with.
He said Warren had sworn to spending
$500.
Judge Murfin did not relish having 10
testify about men whom. he said. were
his personal friends. and he resented
having been brought down on the sug-
gestion Of some one in Michigan.
when I get back to Michigan" he
broke out in one part Of his testimony.
I'll tell the man who got me into this
muss what I think OF him."
The Washington herald., 1912-10-18

eontains ths Aspuhliean MT vhich,
hoWstsf. b not tie ous whtehi eeeurrbd
ID Chicago last sunDsy.
Nebraska people are -frss rangnG.
dep breathing and plain spsakfnG M
STATE 70 Q small Island Of democracy,
completsly surrounded by Repuhl1eon
States. This 10 because Il contains Q
working majority Of the Democratic
party In the person Of William ]. BFyaA.
dark, extensive man Who studied the
habits and methods Of the early Ne
brasks tornado 20 carefully that he has
inflated them successfully In four Dem
ocratio conventions.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-18
lk FILE OlSElU
YAl,r sHAO1..

y. HAlh yAO1n. = !. s =
|xsl Us. : fsA: - .aspals ~
ne eAanpss srs ypa'vs hsasa thak M
a theaannA tlnss ~ nov.
Ths leaves assume theaf autumn sints:
The woodland Aass = gray.
You - thess fAe4s in public peipts
A thousanA tlmes . day..
Yea. tbs q. fali: that b NO myth.
The po6as psa thsir guR
And writer's 20 "a record with
Ths sams solA lins q stu6.
II fAs Dalka.s.
War Il imninsnt. II yin take . sood
one to appsese ths nassball fans.
=, ~ nstAse severe.
.sYon are the a.t stn have ever
loved. ss
..HaA!e, ss
Then you don't believe msr'
"No; yoS. are mot the nrst liar have
ever met
Octsher IS In Histery.
October IA lsss-Henry VII meets
his NTH wife at . husking bee.
October. lS, ilso-Richard establisbes
. speed trap 70 increase his revenues.
A. HsneIike Eject.
"Hov WAS your muacaie. Mr.. wom.
batr'
"Aw. slow"
''Ths attendance was good; some Of
our best people were there"
"But the AFFAIR had no ginger. Next
time IN have . man who knows his
business to 20 around yelling Who
wants the handsome waiter?' That's
the kind Of action like"
The Dalky Balkans.
The balky Balkans balk:
-. The talky Balkans talk.
When war breaks out -
They face about
And take q little walk.
All the Lsxaries.
'In our country. poor people have lux.
uries. They wear good clothes. and you
will frequently see them at the theateI
sitting in seats just as good A. those OF
the rich"
ouIc- hAo" iduuiouy WIN uO0Bus
her daughter minor count. for his
board and lodging.
Baseball Literature.
That worlds series was well written
up" "
Yes; I have read accounts written
by baseball players, poets. actors, pugil.
lists. red-blood novelists, sufYragettes
and tired business men,
The Washington herald., 1912-10-18
TORPEDO BOAT BIDS POSTPONED
Decisioa Of Attorney General on
Eight-hour Law C0nplicates.

Owing to tho complications Of the de-
cision on the eight-hour law submitted
by Attorney General Wickersham in ref
erence to contracts for the navy. As
sistant Secretary Of the Navy Winthrop
yesterday postponed the letting Of con-
tracts for the construction Of six tor
pedo boats. The bids were advertised
to be opened on October 81. This date
has been postponed until November Is.
The trouble seems to lie as to when the
work actually IL begun on government
contracts. The Attorney General has
ruled the eight-hour law can be applied
to work only when It IL actually begun
for the government. and the work Of re-
ducing raw materials into finished prod
uct for government work is exempt from
the law. The text Of the decision has
not been made public.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-18
HEARS OF F1AHCEES DEATH.
DR.. Newton lAAvisea Of Drownius
Of Aiss Alice Nixon.

Of lliss Alice Nixon.
Returning from q mission in the Phil
ippines. DR.. Philip Newton, of George
town University. received the first new
Of the death Of his nancee. Miss Alics
Nixon. ~ he stepped from the stsame,
at San FrAncisco Wednesday. according
to q telegram that reached Washington
yesterday.
lliss Nixon was the daughter OF Rich
ard q. Nixon. financial clerk OF tn.
United States Senate. and was drowneS
ssptsmber 1t Colonial Beach. Va
while endsayoeing to save the lke Of I
friend. Tho noU1 Was broken to DR.
Nswton b. tvo army oaacers. who me
ths. bcat - ths Apck at The request d
- Mssses = cAssx c>ssp. eestA.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-18

Further proof that the cost Of living
is high everywhere In the world is found
in reports Of American consuls in India,
China. and Australia. The trouble is
worldwide. The situation in the United
States is not due to the activities or in
activities Of any political party. all the
demasogues to tho contrary, notwith-
standing.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-18
FOOLISH AND nULEIsH TRAITS.

Tbs qualities of life. bob good and bad
That spring etsEnal In the heart end bead
Shaping the feelinD jublant o. sad
Ths thought q action ftivoaous or mad
There arB two pasliuns truly nay Be sid
Were they cuafxuusd IN vulear snd vsaIbred.
Wguh put m end 10 hak ths sain insek
And main mors Fooa for visws sfuns and dad
10 srUw md hourish IN ths hulnaa- hEuaa
As Aowan thrive IN suIshins and pafuns
Ths scups snd sEnces Of ths void and tumb
Thruush which all ptn Dnst had and nortal
tread. F1 -
Then inbon traits szs twins! On = socaiuA-
Bob lAeking senss and Wit. ths StAar nuie1uh.
0DORGB AAND9 JOHNSON.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-18

A Missouri Judge has ruled that wife
does not have to tell her husband all she
knows. How antiquated for Missouri! Do
modern wives ever tell all to their hus-
bands?
The Washington herald., 1912-10-18

Tokyo has . female population. Of a.
coo. and Of these 1s1.0o0 are employed
outside Of their own families.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-18
LAWSON BEFORE
SENATE COMMITTEE

CsntiuseA frsa Page One.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-18
u PAlladelSAia PshRis Lsasss.

Esua IL rhiladsluhaA Ruhlis Lsaoes.
II those Central American '.pretenders'.
would hand out . few tities they should
have no stroubls In intercsting AmefScan
heifseses vho veNll 1gaSpe theie sUgo..
The Washington herald., 1912-10-18

The Insurance policies written In this
country during the last year amounted
10 i>11aoeesse more than thak e ~ ~
The Washington herald., 1912-10-18

walter 8. Nicklin has been appointed
notary public for this city by Gov. Mann.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-18

An amendment to the charter Of A. J.
Bennett Company. incorporated. Of this
city. changing Its name to Benefits.
incorporated.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-18
In other Campaigns.

given about $4,000 to the State and ma
tionai campaigns, and in 1908 he had
The Washington herald., 1912-10-18

Rev. c. r. Strasburg. pastor or the
Methodist Protestant Church. was yes
terday afternoon struck by an automo-
bile at King and Pitt Streets. but es-
capped injury by grabbing the hood of
the machine, which was travelling slowly.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-18

From the Toledo Blade.
We suppose the bumblebee will be per.
mitted to retain Its stinger. And then
there Is the hornet. But you can hardly
call its weapon Of onense and defense
by SO simple a name as stinger; II IL q
piledriver.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
ARVONIA

Especial TO The Times dispatch
Arvonia. Va December ia delight
ful card party was gwen al the home
Of Mrs. Perkins Glover on Friday even
ing last. Those invited were Nh. ANA
Mrs Ralph Root. Mr. and Mrs. John
w. Pierce. Mrs \. T. Richa rdson. Mrs
Saunders. of Newport News; Miss
Phoebe Potts. Miss Winnie PITTS. CraiS-
hil Potts and y. l. GiHsScw
\ large number Of young people at
tended the dance given Al the acdntl-
fGl home Of Nh and Mrs. NcCay near
Stcarns on Monday evening AniohS
those in ATTENDANCE We're Misscs " ~
me Pitts I.etti- Morgan. Mimi. Pierce.
I.ucv Nicholas. Martha Holman anu
Anna Holman. arthur lie GlasSo" .
Alexander Williams IL inter NJ buN"i.
Walter Chambers. DAVID W Fierce
Fountain Fuqls and Malcolm Holman D.
Mrs CaaYles Graham Thomas spent
scVersi days thrs week with her sistci'
Mrs. Rddd. in Bon Air-
Miss Annie Vaughan. who has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs Julia flqua,
returned 10 her home at Cumberland
Courthouse this week.
Mrs. W g Edv aids spent severai
days with friends in Richmond tn's
week
Miss phoebe potts. who has boon
VISITING ucr siStfI- MI J"t " " " ''
returned t. reg h"fu" near Ncwr port
News. on SUNDAY
Robert Nicholas. Of Charlottesville
spent several days w.;h friends AMI
rclsriv.s here last week
Lewis Williams. sheriff cf Euckiug
ham County. was a. visitor here TINS
week.
M5Ss Winnie P!ttS MS reformed 70
her home here after WISH or several
DAYS with friends and r'iafiNes In
s-cotfsVille.
Miss Eleanor b Morgan. vuo accom-
named her SiS:.r Me- Michael -
Jones. TO fh~ hospital 10 Richmond last
week. returned Nnndat
+ 4 Avis. az Richmond. vas
visitor nor. this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
WINCHESTER

special to The Times Dispatch
Winchester Va. December 14.-Mrs.
William p. Mcclure left this week 10
visit her son-in-law and daughter
Lieutenant and Mrs. Aoney Payne, In
Baltimore.
Miss Florence Showalter. of Mount
Clinton. who has been visiting reIa-
tives here, has gone to Florida for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander NJ. Baker
went to Baltimore this week on a visit
TO friends.
Mrs. Charles K. Hoover returned this
evening from a visit of several weeks
10 relatives and friends in Baltimore
and Washington
Mrs. D. B. Conrad has returned from
visit 10 friends in Washington.
Mrs. J. r. Baker has gone on a visit
TO her brother-ln- law and sister. MI
and Mrs. Charles Ridgely White. at
Gainesville. Md.
Mrs Joseph Ciagett and child, ard
the formers sister. Mrs. Bessie Sewers,
are visiting relatives at Brunswick,
Md.
MIR. and Mrs II. b McCormac have
returned from visit 10 friends III New
York.
Mrs William Ii. Warden of Wardens-
vile ". va. is visiting her mother,
Miss Louise Rhodes has returned
from a visit to relatives at HARRISON
burg, Va.
Mrs. G. l. .Clanahan. of Woodstock.
has been visiting her sister, Mrss G. W.
Lind. near town.
Mrs G. c. Atkinson has gone to
Washington. where she will spend a
part Of the winter
Major and Mrs. Harry Carpenter. the
former A retired officer of the Onlted
states Marine Corps. have closed their
country home. and have gone To Fan
anna and south America for the win
ter. --.- .-.--- -----
Mrs Andrew j. Willis has returned
to Middleway. W. Va, after visiting
friends here
Mrs. +. H. Burton has gone on a
visit 10 relatives near frederick june
ton. Nd.
Mrs. Robert McC. Glass has been
visiting At the home of ner brother
and sister in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Lorlns
y Cover. in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Steck have re
turned from a visit 10 relatives in Bal
I timorc.
Mss Lucy Kline has returned to
Vienna after visiting relatives near
T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
APP0MATT0x

Especial 10 The Times Dispatca.I
AppomattoN. Va. December Nv NJ.
Price and daughter. Mrs. Il .. Eead.
Of PemLerfon. W. Va. spent Saturday
IN the village.
Mrs \ G Blcdsoc has returned TO
her home ut Shipman. after visit OF
some weeks here and 1T Richmond
~. ". prist0ll. Of Greenwich, l.. J..
returned e. his old home At ilundlcy
springs this week to stay uEill after
the holidays
Watt Norman. +. +. Miller and Iiu-
bert Fox arc On a hsnt ia this county
They are the guests AT thc home ct
,;corsc Abhitts near Vera
Howard WriSaud. Tom Johnson and
Ciarcnc, LushhOush all Of Lvnchbur-.
were the guests 81 =. l.. priscOiI. u
iiundiey spring. last week
~ =. Austin and family. OF PcnnSy J.
wanna. have taken rp their residence
hog, and entered children at our sPicn-
lid school.
Mrs = y. Cheathsm. IT Appon@ttoN
County. announces tho marriage OF li"f
dau@htcr. Lois. u Calvin -. Torr'n c.-
Of Campbell county. on Thursday. De
ccmber 10. 1912 At . o'clock at the
home Of the brndc. All friends and
relatives are cordially invited to at
tend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15

soh, Tate all of whom were charm
.frri. entertained 81 forty two fne
.rrlze winners were Mrs. William =
s.,c~ srd Mrs De Corsoy Pollock. I"
gs~h 81 whom fell = beautiful hand
.sfnfed vase. delicious course %
rrane fruit salad. 80. cream ana cake
"a. followed b. French coffee.
Enf-rfaIned ~ Mis. Ethel Pickett
"a nresidcsf over b Mrs y. j. kcR-.
hart. chairman. the music departnent
~ tho Wonnan'S club met SATURDAY. y
800 n. Mr. william ~. simmons on
-~Nozarts operas. remarks bN MIS-
;;tsci Pi~kettron the Development OF
the senate a vocal solo by MIS-. kep-
-. a,d = risoo solo by Mrs John
fIarreII we're very interesting Features
Of tire rscetihe.
4. on Tuesdsy afternoon the member
sSf Over-the- res-Cups CLUB met ~ VIC
attractive home Of Mrs. =. y Hitcnin-
son where they were guests OF MISS
Mary Alice barton. who was ass Ftev
IN receiving and serving by Miss Ses-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15

cosnt,. spent - par; Of this week With
ura Moliic Bates.
Ms Maria scot; and children. ai'eT Z"
visit 10 NJ. aud Mrs. bcg9r v. Col
r,y. have returned % their nome J."
FrcdericksburT
tn. youn- women - Bcsiinz = cen
Female seminary. undcr the dir'c ii'l
" the ciocIut.on and music ii.st' Dss'-
VII give AZ eutertain,neht ~ -,
a. ,fabf ia tho hail - The scuinafl
tn. .rcr~am affi consist of readin~s
ard r-ssi,si selections. and TIE m"s'
afsrarsfea feature viii BE- dapancs
.onas rcraations and drills nN th'
YOUNG women IN native costoi"'s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15

Meiiicnamuc entertained the Fcti'c
S~NinC club. Mis- Emms heilirharf-c.
the vice -pfc-idenl presided. William
3 hake~ ucarr vas tho interesting SIS
iect vith which tho iifs AZURE depn &
rcnt 81 thc Woman Cub recalled IT.
sclf iaSi Tuesday Afternoon al the home
~ Miss Mary Aicxsnde-
8 recital Of her recent trip 10 Wash
ir ztrr 10 Tho nations nlsetiuE o. frc
Daughters of the ConfcJeracy - Ms.
charles rankin Lcug VAS tsc most
De- izhtful feature Of the ~Ifct'sfr 81 tne
locai chapter 81 th~ Dauehtcrs OF the
Confrderery 80 the home - Mrs. James
Iuserh FarrisS Daiuty rcfrcShmcnts
were served
Mrs Uunn was fosfess 81 the home
81 Mrs.. Durcan last saturday afternoon
So Ncsdamcs W. D. krmneid w g.
Eeavzafs. =. T. EurFuss. =. ". Carr.
y CUMMINGS. y J. tarrfss. D ".
Uarriss. Y. a. J Idol " &. Jones. J.
Ed kirkmsn. WiIiism J Parker, Drcd
Peacock. Dee Pollock. Claude Reitzei.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
BOWLING GREEN

fsg.risi fu rno rtu-s -f'..ra;tn.I
Bnonug Greco. ~. ferrm .er ffa-
1if- william S. cr.~s ,cr this week
f.- 'hsth m where she Wal spend scv-
.r.f rrrfs efth boy p-feats. VI. ana
SRI. Hughes puiard
Mrs james r. Richards spent Some
Umr frIs as.k iu Elthmoud
I.d. William s. MoIrurc. ~ N'ch-
..nrd spent rresdal VI .fu DTS parouts
fn.as a.d ST. o. f Nourure
Nr ard Mrs = " SIS lnsef. % hpss
Seek. we're The guests this week - VI
and Mrs 3 .. Jordan
Nrs Robert Z fsisssel visited hsr
father. ". =. Williams. in Essex Com
fg. this u.f<
Mrs.. OHIO y SuIoot rs returned from
visit to relatives 10 Richmond.
Mrs Eowzic. Of Ming and queen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
WEST POINT
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch
West Point Va. December i4.-Ihe
Whist club met this week with MRS.
Lane Cook.
The Thimble Club was entertained
by Mrs. Philip Hoffman in her home
near the Beach.
Professor Amos Thompson. of New
Jersey. the father OF Crosby Thompson
is here on a visit.
Polk Miller has been one of the
hunters at the Romancoke club recent
ly
Mrs. Elwot Durham left SundaF
morning for Washington, and to-day
she sailed from New York for Panama
where her husband has had a position
under the government for SIN mon Ms
or more. Mrs. Durham was Miss Mat
tie Lee. Of West Point
Jack Marshall. one of the West Point
LAs who is at school in Baltimore won
. debate last week and Will be one
OF four students this week to speak
on the Panama Toll proposition. ne
graduated from West Point High
School i'm June last.
Last week Mrs. Morgan Treat and
little daughter were the guests of Mrs
Treats brother at the Jefferson Hotel'
in Richmond.
Andrew Brown, OF Culpeper. was the
guest this week of p. b. Hughes.
The committee on the new post-of-
flee for West Point left " cdneSdaN
on the Baltimore boat for Washington.
Their aim is 10 push as quickly as pos
sible bill through the lower House
for an appropriation of $4,000 with
which to build post office az TINS
place. similar bin passed the SEN
ate last spring. Crosby thompson
president Of the Chamber of Commerce:
w. r. Broaddus and Robert Garden ana
J. T.. Bland repress the Chamber OF
Commerce, and Joseph l.. Bland ana
Joseph Wilkinson represented the Town
Council.
Mfs. Clara NJ Farinhoit left Friday
for Petersburg to spend the winter
with her brother. DR.. Il. L. Carleton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15

sic English To Mrs 80 Parker fell
the Cub prize Of an cNrsisite ivory fsn
while Mrs. Robert Brockctt. - IN
highest scored Nis'for. MON = bcauti
fuiiy embroidered morning Jacket
Those present we're Me- Otis Nerdtl
han. president. MesdaInes w. q. Buf-
nett. Robert Rrockcff. a. ~. Brockec
s-yrys cornsfQrk \, .fsuherf clark. y. =
~ ffr<ls fg>crt Hart I'D HGtchfn
-koa. charles ingram. " T Parker. ~
q. Shipmsn. and Miss Grace Hutchin
son.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
HIGH POINT

Especial to The Tunes Dispatch.
tteh poiuf - o.. Isccer1ocr -
IN Tnursday afternoon Miss bmns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15

Another homo convenience That VII
e mothers pleasure and subtract from
labor. No ashes. dust or dirt to bother;
heavy hods Of coal toIiit; no delay in wait
for the fire to come up. Just light the \
Method when YOU want to Cook-turn II
when through. Saves onc-quarter OF "
gas bill too.
Convenience. comfort. economy and sal
arc four good reasons for giving her a y
Method for Christmas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-16

aufnobute ldeint ia iiberan eire
1iebenslpiirbige eetpeien 81 fell
ober cine mirflihe Ser5l1dfett
bot iidl abgeieben bon 8anoma.
anifeinenb nur in Gene5uela &C.
5eiet. Sn Micaraeua uno Cuba ioll
man logar iebr fiibl gelpeIen
Ser 0eutid : onerifoniide No-
ticnolbuno min cine lebbafte @g'ta-
tin a-len Grpbitition il Gaiias
int S5ene ieten uno nil gu oieie :
2med oos 9euti6tum bort pereini-
gen. Sefretar Simm madt 8rn
s3eit cine Meiie ol1r6 ben Staot
uno bdlt iiberoG gerianlmlltnacn
ab. Mm gonntae fano enc groBe
9erlammlung IN &onias Gitp ltatt,
in Der mebrere Stdofe pertretcn
naren.
Srot pieler 8eluiQi9ungen pon
aobnerbobuneen in ben Spinne
rlitn bon Re1-gn9lano, .peld)e tur
sic Sobr,tbeiiter in oen nadll:u y
Hpuaten nit elmer We6rau31abc
ron $22o0O,G00 perbunoen lcir
meroen, Iino bod nod Gtreifs III
nuhe5n 1inem 9ubeno Sutrifprtcn
I'M Gonoe ODER meroeH crflort
sucrocn, menn nidt aud) aort
2obnerbobungen bepiaigt wsroen.
Sod lino oieie Streifs unbeoei.
teno i'm @ereleib init Dem IN
2opea, mo 10000 Spinner ont
gtreif lino. Man giebt iid inoei,
len ser grmartung bin, oaB scr
gtreif in 2omen int oieier @oGbc
hcigelegt meroen lpiro, inoem lld,
sic Spinnereibeiiser nod gu cine.
sebnpro5entieen 2obnerbbbung Der
Iteben, anftatt elmer bon MIR lie.
ben ooer aht 8ro8ent, Die iie Der.
lproden baben. Die uSnonltrial
@orfers Of tbe Morlo" eri6merelt
sic geileeuns bon Diffrren5en liiti'
ibr Siibrer, So. 6. 9rautmann, but
in elmer alt 2aiprence geboltcnell
Reoe crflart, mabreno Der Streif III
2orpeG ieinen Sortoang nebune,
miiroen anoere Streifs porbereitct.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-16
@ir besegnen ieoen Sag 2enten


gstr besegaen Ieoen Sag Seiifen,
pelfe nenlg Sertralen 81 loge'
llannfenPafentmeo15lnen haben, ooer
nm oellfllder gu lpreden, ore lie
perahten. Sas ut nld)t i1berralHena,
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