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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-15
wrieftraaer ,uerben flieasn.

Wir leben In elmer 3eit GROCER CT
finoungcn. Ser Sortihritt tenuBt
Die 2mft. @alo iueroen mir 1nele
Sam's 8rieftrager mad alien Nid.
tungen fliegen ieDen, UNI bic Bolt 81
b~ef6rbern. Die 2eate baben elm far
fes Sntcreiic oil porteilbriuqenbeu
grfinbnnaen. Desbalb lit audi Or.
Sings Relu DISCOVERY fir Sulten.
g~rfdltungei mo amberc Sails uno
2ungenfranfbeitcn Die beliebtelte Ws.
bi3in in Mmerifa. ygs furierte mid
bon idredIidem Suffer- ols &er5tc
uno auc Meoi8in nidts balfen."
ihreibt Mrs. s. S. Ganis, Stidnen
Corner, Mc. llnpergleihlid BET gu.
item, Grfdltungen uno alien 2uftrob'
renieioen. Breis SOC unb 500.
@robeflaide frei bel oncn @potbe.
fern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-15

@eb' btnein unb iae', i1 fan,e
alei6, %erpioerte 9%ronooip.
Ser 9on in nel9em er Dos ioete.
~petsiagte S6fimmes; Gife tat BEL.
nabe leib, mas fie geton. Or 1T
iidt 10 pie Sie, ioste iie entlduIoi-
genb unb aus nirflt9er lleberaeu.
altrg.
8ranoop ladte b0bnii6. Mod.
bob bu binausfommit, nieberboIfe
er, NIT Dem SuBe itampfeno.
0as Wao6en ging; 8ron6ou
trat in Die offene Saustiir uno itorr-
te in ben bltnflen Sof nod Den StdI.
len biniiber. Ser 8egen i6lltg linn
ing @eit6t uno NIT benz &egem Der
iilBlide &aud bes beimii6en So
bofS. 2infs, unmittel5ar unter
linn, BON Der lteinernen 8artf, oIiif.
te Elm feuriger Hunft, lnb cine ra,I-
be Gimme fragte: Niln> ipie ut es
init Dem 9nipan1ten2
gs NOR Der, mad Dem er eben
aasgeihort, onf Sen er Bel ser PLUS
fibrung BEG &adepIones, ser BUM
fel in ieiner Seele gGbrte, gerehs
net; ia, Der ben eriten &eim 3u Die
lem Rlon IN feline Seefe eelest Dot
te. Sc ionte alio fem.
Gr miro iest nidt mebr fort mol
len, uno mare es au6 bios bes
Ihledten @etters megen.
Die anoeren miiiien bod on6
fort.
Sic iino oft genllg bier geblieben.
S6ifen sic iie fortl
granbom oadte einen Muqenblif
nah. @enn id nod Elm paar Sum-
bert genuine, geben iie BON ielbit,
murmelte er. Mber ou nubt es i'm.
griinbli6 eintranfen, Sinrid
griinoli1.
$50 fein @runo tit, iagte Sinri9
9lr6 8ranoom's Seele 5udte es
mie ELM blutroter glib iiber einen
t1abtltben Simmel. Das mar es!
Gas!
llno ib eebe Dir, mas gu per-
lonsit! iagte er NIT beiierer Stim-
me, 1t6 in BEN Qnalnt nieberbeu=
aeno, Der aus @inri9s 8feife auf-
itieg.
llmionit lift ser 500; uno oas Dor.
bin nit Dem 8rotDnlof bat mid a1b
fiinf Sonisoor gefoltet, id ioate ia
Die Salfte baben.
@ier bolt on lie, iagte granoom,
IN Die Saide greifeno uno bon Dem
Geloe, Dos er eben gelponnen, ae-
BEND, mas Inn in Die Sano fam.
Sic iinb INNER elm gutter Serr ee.
gen mid geweien, iagte SinridL in
leiner barten Sauit Die @oloitiide
gegen etlanoer reibeno.
limo nil's nun erIt reft fem
Sie Serren polen fort, meun sic
nun nidt mieoer bereinfommel1,
iagte 8ife, Die eiIig berbeilief. sic
bate Die Sir gum SpieI5immer anf-
gelaiien, unb non borte Sans Neoe-
bas' orobnenoe 8aBitimme: grans
ooml 8ranooipl nnb frdbenoes Sc
ldbter, uno cine before Sttmme irl-
tcniererl: 0a6 Sauie sebn mir nidt!
Na6 Sanie gebn mir niht!
Sd min eud ifon fortbringell,
murmelte 8ranoom. gu bleibft
bier, 'Sinri6l
Sd babe 3eit, Serr.
8ranoop eitg in oas Spiel8int.
nter arriif.
(3ortictlula foIat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-15
11nr 6iiltiefeit bis smtt 81. Ofteber.
Yr6miem>0Terte
Gin psrid9lae an an5ere sreanse.

Sa es ns nnmasib tit, aM2 Sifrtfe mm6 Counties 6s Gtaates
onrb NeHenne bearbeten 5u laRen, mahen mir aaf anbere Wittl smr i'm.
mer grpkeren Terbretnns nnieres giates fnmen nnS mir fnb at benz
GntdlnR sefommen, anne6m6are 9rGmiem fir neme M6onmenteu, bic una
etngefbtdt uerben, ausaueken.
Wir pmnen nbt Die geranialtans enes Ipgenanaten aontehes, mi,
II bet enslhden 3etnnsen abGd it, iunoern mir molten onrd5 Nmssabluna
elmer ltberalen 9ummihOn SreiuiQise anwerben, sic pne beionbere yRa.
ge nno 4nfrengnns fb etne DISCRIMINATING gu berfdafem uaniden.
3n bieIem 3mede pffereren mr fir ieoen Sa6resa6onneuten cine
aommthpm nn II, etnem 9olIar. 9as &odemblat Der v1reie
Hrene fir segas" fofet So per Sabr. @esen Giniembnns BON $1.OO uer.
Sit III Mboaatnttn eint Grtra : Yrdn1ie u0u $3.50 III yaar.
Slit Is 4bonnenttn cine grtra : yrdnrie uon sS.715 it yaar.
Sar 20 Abonnenten ene Ggtra : yrdnrie pon $500 ID Saar.
Sdr 70 Aboanenten eint Grtra . yrdnie pon $6.25 ID 8aar.
Sir tnebr a5 Is 4bonnattn eine Grtra= Yrdnie Don s. ID yaar.
Gut 1ne5r a5 50 4bonutnten eine G%rtrptdmit un SIG In BMr.
Der @Ori6Iaa lit eafad nnO pesadnSf6 senms. ger enen neaen
a6onnentea : Der snr 3mt ni@t seer Der u5rde greHen III, = &c.
mtnnt, fpaeftert $500, erbalt rep bebalt baopu einem 9paar mnS idift
ben anoeren Dollar NIT Der senauen NoreRe bs 8eaeaers Elm. guserbem
net aer audi nod cine Ggtra 4rdmie in Mmsfdt, fails bic 3aM BON
5epa abpnmenfen ooer oaraber erreidt uirb. 9ieie GrtraYramie len.
ben mtr ben basu Seredtsen bon nnaer Office aus brett.
Die ber senaadte Sfferte lit fir Seben i'm tuehen gebiete bs Stat,
ties offen, Sober fan fd oaran bdeiisen. Nr beten nur gaarpreIe
an, ael gelo thinner ieinen @ert bat mno Sober oaiar anidaffeu uub fan.
fen fam, mag er aera6e brandt.
Aue bic bon biefer Dfute 0ebrand5 maiden no inter BEN o6eu
senehhn Seolnsnnsen abonncnteu fit bic y5reie Hre1e fir seras1 lam.
meln moaen, fine sebden, fb NIT nms mnpersasid in gerbiuSuna . =
len f0nnen, 9e anitans set ben Bethlehem brett bon auIeer 81.
flee gu 2ieie Offerte Fat mn @aInahit Bis gum 81. DftOber.
rTreie Yreie far seras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-15
u IIer Ic /.

Ser amtierenoe MaDor Hid)-
ter bat am Samitag cine BrofIa.
nation erlaifen, in Der err bet GRO
zen N1iRen Der Snn Mntonio, Mod-
pprt & Brownsville 8abn fir u1l-
iere gtaot auseinanoeriest unb aI-
le Birger San Mntonio's a%uffor-
bert, nod &rdffen gu Dem 9onlts
BON $4,000 beiautraeen.
9os repu6Iifoniide gountn-
fomite belt am Samitag nadmit-
tag cine 9~eriammlung ab, in Der
Wcrfebrungen fir Die Brimdrfon.
pentionert am 81. Suli getroffal
rn6 Beib[iiiie angenommen pur-
ben, in Der 8efrieoisnng iiber Die
Termination 9aft's ausgeiproben
un6 bas 8orgeben Der Mnbanger
Mooiebelt's auf's Sddrfite Der.
hammt mir6.
@on bieiigen unionsIeuten lit
am Sonntag Elm Golquitt Club ge-
griinbet iDorben. S. 3. Semutel-
mann purbe gum Brdiioenten uno
Saul Steffler gum Sefret1r uno
Sdasmciiter erpdbIt. Ser Club be-
abiidtigt mdbrenb Der Iesten @ohs
Der gampasne cine grobe 8eriamm.
lung ab5ubalten uno bofft, 0aB
@ouperneur golquitt gu ibr berfom-
men miro.
- Sreitog nadt bat Seman6 aus
ben 3immern beg Snternationnl
Club elm Bib bes HrGiioenten Dias
oos er feIbft Dem Club geihenft
bate unb oas BON eine1n ipaniiden
MoIer gemalt NOR, geftoblen.
@leidseitig tpuroe cine Hbotogra-
pile beg Braiioenten Mabero, Die
ebenfaas in benz 8immer bling,
ourd Meiieridnitte beihaoist. Die
&c Photographic gebOrte Srau Sobn
5. Giiert uno NOR Dem Stub gelie'
ben. Wer bic Shanotat ausees
fiibrt bat, meiB mar niht. 9as Sc
m1Ioe BON Dia5 bas man aus benz
Habmen geibnitten bate, ging benz
Stub am Sonutag, aufgerollt, per
Eoft mie6er gu.
Somitag abenb belt bag
g9uIfomite Der Sermannsi0bne els
ne 5ieung ab, in Der beidloiien
puroe, bic ShluBfeier Der Shule
nno Dos iibIide Nicnic am 10. Mu-
quit, in Der @ermannsiobne-Saae
gu peranitaIten. Serr Brofeiior
Sirid, Der Setter Der Gfule, Be.
riftete, bnB Die Shule algcnblid.
lid BON 1877 ainoern bciuht ueroe
uno 6ab elm perb1ltnismdbig gro-
ser EeiI Der ainoer ansIo-ameri-
foner iei.
Die 9oIi5ei iuft nod 8. so.
9eil, einem Grocerie : aaufmanm,
Der am 3. Sltli nad CORPUS Gbriiti
reiite uno feitoem peridmunben
lit.
@ie aus Cincinnati semeloet
miro. lit Grau Marp 81. Beer BON
ben bortigen @eridten nit ibrer
aIase INN ben 8eiis hires 5iuoIfidh.
rigen Sobnes, Sarrp Saba, Der
In San antonio NIT ieinem Slater.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-15

benz polbefanaten 9rofeiior Carl
Sobn mobnt, abgetpieien.
Ia6 Dem Sabresbari6t oes
Steuer.afieliors gilbert Sutb be.
traet Der @ert bes ~lteuerboren 81.
ge1tums in 8erar County $11O,-
1888 uno bat gesen Iestes ssobr
Inn mebr ats erei Millionen altge.
nommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-15
0estfdle politiide @eriammlnns.

-
ga bic Gage III ge5ug ouf Die
StnotstuobI cine ie6r ernfte lit. Bot
Der Q~ofnlperbano oes 9eutid.onie-
rifouiihen NotiopaIbunoes beldloi-
-ien, am 6amifag, benz 20. Suli,
abenos balb neun llbr, i'm gcetbo.
peu>@arten reip. in Ser 9eetbopen-
Sole cine oeutihe poIitiide Ser.
iatimluug db5ubalten, gu Der ale
ocutjdipred6enoen Biirger eil,gela.
ben iino. 9eutide Meoner perben
iiber Die Srogen, Die ourd Die
GtndtslpabI berii6rf ner0en uno
eben{o iiber bic geri0nlidfeiten, Die
0unbioaten fir Staats6mter iino,
ipr}den. Dit Der 2ofnlpolitif bat
bic Werinmullune nid)ts 81 tun, Tie
bot mr. ben ei1ef 3med, bic oeutid.
ipredenben giirger lnierer Staot
uno unieres County nod einr1ai
na46riidlid olf Die @efdbren uno
EorteiIe mfinerfiain gu MAIDEN, Die
a,s2 Der GtaofsmobI entiteben fon-
reyl. Sir bobeu felten cine MIDI
tigere Mobl gebobt als 6ieie uno es
iii nottuenoig, oaB elm ieoer fif,
boIlfommpn 6ariiber fIar lei, ipus
aIIes hiefe @abI beoeutet. gs udre
bober febr 8l piiuid,en, oaB bic
g~erjommIung am Snmftae abeno
gut beEud5t uiiroe. 3eiseu mir um-
fern @egnertr, bnB bic oeutiden
2iirqer bon San Mntonto uno
@erar County nod INNER feit 5i'
idmmenitebeu, fpenn es Die Berteioi.
gung Der perionIihen 5reibeit gil1
unb boB iie iid nidJt iteuen ODER
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-15

Gem @ernebmen nad miro
Die oeuti6e 8aiierin I'M Serbit mad
England reiien. Wie perluutet lit
Der 3Ded Der Reiie f0rperIibe CT.
bolung Der aaiierin, iber oeren BE.
finoen Die @er5te neueroings in
Gorge iein ionen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-15
@eintrarben sefanft :

8eintraitben gefanft = Cute rei-
fe teranilhe @eintrauben, bon
idmar5er art, meroen sefauft ine be-
Iicbigen Quantitdten gum @einma-
den bon 9. gnrsitaller, 116 Sones
Ipe., neben Der Gone Gtar grale.
rel. Sic beiten Warftpreiie peroen
beSablt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-15

@ir nebnten CO anoern mebr
libel, oaB lie rnicre SebIer fennelt
aIs uns fefbf, oab mir bamit bebaf-
tet iiHo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-15
Die 8ierprobe.

Die BierprDbe.
SIN Shanf n3um FROZEN Mniten,"
% febrten beim 9dmmerfAein,
8efreit pm Cages 2aitem,
9rei mmut're @eielen elm.
sic taten traulih ,~piufen,
ga fam Der aeilner berbei:
nWas babt ibr CUTS gu trinfcn?"
Gtnitmmig rtefen bic brei.
Wir baben bic beIten @eine,
nub suten @bisfeg an 9anb;
Die Griteren bonn W6eine,
Der @bisfeg BON oGierlaub."
Sp6 feBlen MIR bic @prte,
gu erbeben mad @ebibr,
Bon gieren cine Surte:
Wir baltcn bas s2pne Star"
gter.
Ser Grfte, 5meit' uub 9ritte,
Die riefen ba npn @egier:
nSet bid in uni're Ntitte,
Wir probier'm baS o2one Star"
9a ietten in bic Nunbe,
Sid UNI ben Slid aae Bier;
nno bis sur W0rgemitnnhe,
Trpbiertem iiefs o2 Star" 8ier,
als fe bann mukten ideiheu,
War's 8nm 8ersiueifeln fat;
Gs mar 10 id1tuer su meiben,
9as balb s~eleerte 5aR,
9'rum riefen bic brei 8riiber,
AIs ife tuaren Dor Der Cir:
,Wir fomuten morgen ,uieber,
tlub prpbter'n bas s9one Star"
8tet".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-15
Tir gcWnty-K omminar Prefinkt 4.
SIZE .Sreie Rreife" lift ~o,itoriiieri
&errn Henry Meyer

aIs 8anbibat fir bas Nrnt bes Gouutps
aommifdr, Rreeinft SO. 4, in Der Be.
porftebenoen RrimdrtpabI i'm SuIi ans
su5eieen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-15
3uidlneios. uno 9a6nnterridt.

Gidert bic Slfunft @urer Eo6ter;
labt iie oas Ndben unb 8uidneiben
erIernen. Infer llnterri6t umfabt iebe
GinSelbeit. @obming uno Soft ti-
N%nstpdrti9e. 448 DitsGommeree ~tr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-15

Gin S~tedenpfero friBt oft
mebr ols bunoerte Idergdule.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-15
Dab An3eieem.
SIR County -StenerIKc4es4>r.

SIZE ~Sreie preRe1 1T autorifieri,
&erru J. Frank Gallagher
als &nnbibat fir bas Nmt 6es GteuerS
Solicitors bon Berar gourltb bel Der
benoriteberoen bemotratiiden Rrimdrs
nail ansufiinoiQen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-15
Siar GemntY,NNeNor.
Sie ~Sreie Rrefe~ lift a,itorifie,
Serra Henry Hoerner

oIs &m1Sibat fir bas Gu1t bes Gteuer<
IHeiors bon Begar County bel Der Be,
norjtebenoen 6eu1otratii1eu Primdrs
mail am 27. Suli onaufiinbisen.
The Washington times., 1912-01-18
To Admit Nicaraguan
To Military Academy

A resolution introduced in the House
yesterday by Representative Hay OF
Virginia. chairman of the House Com
mitteeNon Military Affairs. would admit
Jose Pasos DiaZ, of Nicaragua to the
West Point Military Academy.
The Washington times., 1912-01-18
TRADE BODY URGES.
BROAD TREATMENT
FOR CAPITAL CITY
National Board Ends Session
At Noon-Washington
Met Get Places.

After unanimously adopting a resolu-
tion urging upon Congress and the
Federal authorities the Importance of
giving every consideration to the broad
and adequate development Of the Ma
tional Capital, for the reason that the
city belongs to the nation, and appeals
to the pride and patriotism of all the
people Of the country" the forty-sccond
annual meeting Of tho National Board
of Trade closed at noon today.
The resolution was presented from the
floor by Major Charles r. Miller. of the
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce on
behalf of the Washington Chamber of
Commerce and the Washington Board
of Trade delegates to the national
board. The resolution was drawn by
III. T. Newcomb, Of the Washington
Board of Trade. 1t is based on the
considerations that the city is under
Federal control. and the fact that It's
municipal affairs are under the control
Of the United States.
Both washington bodies also were
given prominent committee assignments
Tor the coming year. Albert SchLlteis,
OF the Washington Chamber of CON-
merce, was made a member of the COM
mittee on American merchant marine,
and member of the council; George Y.
Worthington was placed on the COM
mittee on currency and banking; p. #.
Moran, on the committee on corpora
tions;, A. D. Prince, on the committee
on international arbitration; and Fred
erick G. Handy, on the committee on
the Panama canal
From the Washington Board Of Trade
DR.. A. p. Pardon was placed on the
committee on American merchant ma
rine; John Joy Edison on the committee
on currency and banking; H. T. New
comb on the committee on corporations
A. M. Read on the committee on bills
OF lading and Federal inspection Of
grain, calendar reform, commercial edu-
cation and forest reserves, and Robert
N. Harper was made a member of the
committee on river and harbor improve
ment and sewage disposal.
William 8. Harvey, of PHILADELPHIA
was elected president, and the follow
ing new officers were chosen First
vice president, William H. Douglas. of
New York; second vice president; wal
ter p. Bishop, Of Milwaukee. and treas
urer, Walter Wood, Of Philadelphia
A resolution indorsing President Tafts
request for continuance of the Cleveland
Economy Commission was adopted.
o Other resolutions briught in by the vari-
Gus member bodies and committees were
also adopted.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-08-29
Stand Up FOR Your own Town

Some communities prosper and
Others decline. and as a rule, the
prosperity of the one and the decline
OF the other is due not 50 much to
natural causes a. to the makeup of
their citizens Where. as too often,
people run down the place in which
they live, fight every effort to i'm
prove it, grumble at its merchants
and say and do a lot of other foolish
and wrong things about their own
town while they glorify other towns
there is bound to be loss OF prosperity,
Such men have no local patriotism
and are traitors to their home place
Stand up for your own town, point
out its advantages, praise its merit,
boom its interest and speak we'll Of
its business men. Do this and ninety
nine times out of a hundred the town
will flourish. and all this can be done
without being jealous of or speaking
evil Of other places eS-PotoSi Weekly
toderendent.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-08-29
Missouri State Fair

SEPTEMBER - TO OCTOBER / AT SEpAIIA
The Health exhibit at the Missouri
State Fair will be one Of the most uni4
features OF the annual Exposition ana
they viii be ander the direction ~ f.a
Missouri State Medical association -
State Board ot heath aad the Ag3- ia
bercalo,s society
Visitors wa be instructed buN %
quart themselves against tvphold ana
other e.Btaeioua diseases e#I NV to
combat the ravakes II the White Plague.
Lectures will h. Ieil cred eve forenoon
by eminent scieut,'~ IN the lecture hall
in the beautiful WomAn's building, and
the health exhibits will he on display in
the Art building.
The lectures will discuss the proper
methods ofpreventing the spread OF con-
tagious diseases, illustrating how tiny
ounce of prevention is worth tons of
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-08-29
The DOHR-froddeH Editor.

The editor is Of but few days but
they are exceedingly long.
He stretched his credit to the break
ing point to buy an outfit and
straiehtway his best advertiser dis
continueth. His friends expect him
to do their work at half price and
his enemies taketh their work to the
other man His creditors deluge him
with duns, while his debtors
give him the merry ha hal He sweat
eth as il were great drops Of blood.
to get out readable issue, and if he
leaves out letter or has one up side
.Iown. the roaring of a hon will not
compare with what he heareth
Verify, his brain is as pi, and his
thoughts are as hard to collect as
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1rt,lt
va N''> ''N'
dl queSuoH' ile II Trying 10 curry
favor with the church people, and if
he does not, he is TOO cowardly TO
exnress his sentiments
Iehou,noo,b t,u oel,, ho,,,,. 4,.
=, "'l.'>'', : ~ '''',l ~ ','"' 9~'
IN oy ule SKIN Oh MS tee'h' ana hehce-
forth receive the cuSSlngs of the null
titude for the rest of his natural life
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-08-29
AI,vRtr fiul PxtSs

M.yRE Hni PxESs
Nv Dts Sw Allo~ me 10 thank
sou iur the fair and courteous treat
mcnt accorded Us during the recent
campaign. and ~e assure yo0 that
M good reason for complaint can he
had
To the voters of your county and
the senatorial district, Ne wish to
thank YOU all, v shall not remem-
trr uukindly those who did not yiew
with favor our candidacy Many
friendships and acquaintances were
formed that are dear to rs. and We
shall ever remember them kindly
II will be our purpose TO forget the
unpleasant, incidents OF the cam.
paign. and only see and cherish the
pleasant SIDE, aud our duty to the
public. thanking and ever remen-
herins our friends and according TO
those who favored and supported
another their personal rights and
preferences, as We did not expect
all the good men TO be for us, neither
did We think you were a bad man
because you differed with us and
We extend the olive branch to all who
may feel that you have a grievance
Of any kind for We are at peace with
nil mankind, remembering the story
OF the bashful young man who, after
years OF patient waiting. asked his
sweetheart to marry him, and soon
after the prompt reply of yes, and
the gentle inquiry as to why he had
not proposed sooner he gazed at the
moon in silent meditation, and ex-
claimed, God knows, have nothing
against anybody.
We kindly thank you all and will
show our appreciation of your kind
ness and confidence. and IL We can
serve YOU at any time, don't hesitate
to command us
Yours very truly
c. P. HAWKINS
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-08-29
A Lively Corpse

A country doctor returning from
a visit in the small hours of the
morning. in the time of the body
Snatchers, had to pass a scheduled
burial ground, in which a deceased
patient had been inferred the day
before, When he reached the wall
he saw a horse and trap standing I'M
attended on the road outside. Look
ing cautiously over the wall, he saw
that two men had Just disinterred
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-08-29
Opening of Missouri State
Normal School
Cape Girardeau. Mo
tuesday, September 10. 1912

The following. are an,,,,rr tba ir,,,,or-
ta,t conr.as offar,3.
+ Coprse f,r Rural Scboa ra,ohors
LEADING To the Rers1 Soh,o1 Stats Cor
thcata
. Ela7,sat,rv pr,fas.iara1 r,.,rs,
LOADING ,t. the elementary, prafessio,,l
Certificate
4 Elementary Corrse in Acr;onlrrra
1aa,43,,r. t., d, st,to f~or,;s,..,
l. Advanced profess;,osI no,rso
leading To thp Marina n,nlon,a ana LIZA
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-08-29

The Viii Alyfed College will open September 1912 The
school has been dons !ood work rsmosr third Of century
and better prepared in faculty and equipment than before
The viii hayfed College is beautifully situated the hlh hill
between Marble I'LL and LuesvIc with fine pararamc
giving the students fine opportunity study No scene
inspiring
The high dry ocaJon aud de, well Of fure wafer brought
from the rocky lodges which the bill nests nsures Ii, rh
Of each student sho enters win Ma Jed College
The moral atmosphere Of the community good so saloons
blind tigers which utcrjouube tp churches
every side Baptist Presbyterian Christian and Southern
Methodist Students permitted offend their owa churches
aud Sunday schools
The work done in former comrcndae but College
promises hotter work for 1912 Come or send early in the
term Hoius student for hir work ct home has caused
many falmr,~ Come and come early
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-08-29
Obituary

Gone but not foreotten' August 7.
1912, the Lord saw il hest to call
our dear friend from this world of
toll 10 that sweet home above where
there is no pain. nor sorrow, but
hove. peace and JOY abound forever,
G w. Shell son Of Sampson Shell,
was born August II. lS49. age 81
years, / months and 10 days He
was united in matrimony TO Julia
Collins July -, 1869
lie professed faith in Christ and
united with the Marble Hill Baptist
church in 1872. He received bap-
tism by the hands of Rev. Elisha
Landers He transferred his member
ship to Friendship church January
25 1887, where he remained until
God took him, He was ordained
deacon in Friendship church in
August, 1895.
The day of his death he went to
church. accompanied by his compan-
ion; reached home at 5 o'clock and
fell asleep in his chair in the arms of
Jesus.
His funeral was conducted at his
home by Ed w. H. Bess with a
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-08-29
Ills COMPANION
Public Safe Of Government
Lands

The United States government will
sell Indian lands at public auction
as follows,
About 775000 acres Of Shoshone
or Wind river lands tor cash at not
less than 81 90 per acre, beginning
at Lander Wyoming. on September
49, 1912
About 2S0000 acres in the
northern part Of the former uintah
reservation for cash at not less than
fifty cents per acre, beginning at
Provo. Utah. ON October s, 1912
About 100000 acres Of Crow lands
beginning at Billings, Montana
October 2l, 1912. at not less than
81 50 per acre, one-hfth payable in
cash and the remainder in foul equal
annual instaIlmentS
Any purchaser may buy not more
than $40 acres in each Of these
reservations by bidding either in
person or through an agent, Further
information will be furnished by
JAMES W. WTTTEN.
Superintendent of sales,
Washington. D {.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-08-29

large congregation OF relatives and
friends prtScn;
He leaves wife. one daughter.
six grandchildrcn one sister and a
host OF friends to mourn his depart
urr. tho Our loss is Heavens gain.
The golden gate swuns aide that summer
evening
Astasagsh lha portals passed
An aUgc best bearing message from
ttr highest heavens.
Come hu.ht4, SOFA. come unto me ANA
reSt
HIS CnupANTDN