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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-16
Quick Relief From
Rheumatic Misery

There is no place for rheumatic
pains and misery, If You will only
follow the advice OF an old expert
enced physician. DR.. Levi Minard
prescribed and used Minard's Lini-
ment over so years ago for soreness.
stiffness, swelling and all rheumatic
pains, and since that time Minard's
Liniment has been used constantly.
: There is nothing that can take it's
place. 1t is perfectly harmless, eco
nomical. agreeable and clean to use. az
IL 1t absolutely stainless
- Minard's I.iniment is wenderful,v
soothing, penetrating and effective 10 ali
cases OF strains. iumbago. sore joints.
Get bottle today from any drug STORE
and be free from your misery.-Adv.
oct2tu-th-sat IT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-16
NATIONAL HOME

Kee.
Isaac L. Canon reported Friday from a
pass to Topsham.
George Parkhurst of Gloucester, late B
Co., 5Oth Mass. Inf, has reported for ad-
mission and been taken up T. A. P.
Burroughs were granted Friday to JOS
eph H. Green to Lowell and James L.
Lord to Lynn.
Thomas Campbell. late Co. B, 10th n.
Y. Inf: Robert ]. Bell, late Co. c. LIST D.
of C. Cav, and Frank L. Curby, late Co.
E, 18th Mass. Inf, have been granted dis
charges from the Home.
The returns from furloughs Friday
were: John S. Collins from Washington.
D. c.. Alvin Oliver from Bath, Edward
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-16
To the Polioyholder5 Of
THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF AMERICA

NOTICE is hereby given that a meet
Ing of the policyholders of the Pruden-
tal Insurance Company of America will
be held ar the Home Office of said Com
on Monday. the sixth day Of December.
1915, at twelve O'Clock noon, for the pur-
pose Of selecting fifteen persons to he
voted for by the policyholdcrs Truste :
as members of the Board of Directors AT
the annual election OF directors of the
Company TO be held on the Tenth day of
January. 1916.
At such meeting every poiicvholder OF
the Corporation who is of the age of
twenty-ono years OF upwards AMI whose
policy has been in force for at least one
year last past shall he entitled to cast
enc vote in person or by proxy.
FORREST +. DRYDEN, President.
Nlf-aUgl acknowledgements
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-16
WINTHROP CENTER

Mrs. H. J. Bailey returned home Thurs
day evening accompanied by Mrs. Jennie
Bailey and Mrs. Foss of Maiden, Mass
The party made the trip by auto WIFI
Mr.. Lockhart as chauffeur.
Miss Isadore Haines is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Briggs.
The Community Club met Thursday
with c. NJ. Bailey at his home. There
we're 60 present and an enjoyable evening
was passed.
Rev. H. E. Dunnack OF Augusta was
the speaker. Ice cream, fancy crackers
and grapes were served. Before the com
pany dispersed Mr.. Bailey presente-
Lewis Millspaugh with a handsome
birthday cake in honor of his birthday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-16
$4,000 FIRE DESTROYS
BUILDINGS OF GEORGE
ANDERSON, NO. SEBAGO

North .sehago, Me-, Oct. 15.-Fire Of
unknown origin totally destroyed, the
buildings Of George e. Anderson, pro-
prietor Of a prominent summer resort
here, last night. The loss Is estimated
at between $500 and s$40oo, partly COW
cred by insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-16
BRIGHTON yard
QUARANTINE IS
LIFTED FRIDAY
All Cattle Not Held for Tubercu-
line Test Released-Public
Sale Is Permitted

Boston, Oct. 15.-Quarantine recent
" established at the Brighton Stock
yards as result Of an outbreak Of
foot and mouth disease, was lifted
today by the state bureau Of animal
industry. The bureau directed that all
cattle at Brighton not held for a tu-
berculine re-test be released. Public
sale at the yards also is permitted.
The quarantine in Worcester county
was modified so that 1t now applies
only to areas within radius OF I'VE
miles Of an infected farm In Leices-
ter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-16
Attention, Persons by the
Name of doe"

! am preparing a genealogical history
Of the Doe family from 1881 to the pres
ent day. ! would he pleased to receive a
losta card with address of any person
lAmed Doe or any lady whose maiden
name Was Doe" if they have not re-
setved i letter from me. Address
F. Z. DOE. Orleans. Vermont
o1tl3d9wt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-16

-. IS believed that ultraviolet rays
NJ NJ largely responsible for the fading
,ns museum specimens in show cases,
MI, experiments are now being MADE
Vim View to obtaining >glass which
ue at the same time colorless ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-16
Changes Non. com'd Officers

Changes Non.Com'd Officers
The following changes Of non-commis.
stoned officers is hereby announced to
take effect Oct. Is. 1915:
Capt. John Turck. company commander
G Co., transferred to H Co.. vice Capt.
Eugene A. Preble. died Oct. II. 1915.
John c. Dow. late private H Co.. 10th
n. H. Inf. appointed company command
er and assigned to duty in Home Co. G..
vice Capt. John Turck, transferred to II
Co. -.u -a-. .--. a. .t,
They will be obeyed and respected &C.
cordingly. ..s. ,~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-16
SHIPPING NEWS

Portland, Me-, Oct. 15.-Arrived: Str.
Sabine. Texas: schooners
Cakes .Ames, Perth Amboy for Ken
nebec: Mary A. Hall. New York for
st. John, N B.: Robert A. Snyder.
do for do; Neva (Br), do for do; Hor-
tensia, do for Bangor.
New York, Oct. 15.-Arrived: Steam
err Lapland, Liverpool
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-16

llt
was in town Wednesday calling on
friends. Mr.. Stevens was formerly
of Fairfield and is making motor
cycle tour of the State. Up to
"Wednesday he had ridden over SOC
miles. and been away from home about
a week Mr. Stevens reports a very
or .o> able trip. and will start Friday
making his way back to New Hamp-
shire.
The members Of the Priscilla En-
broidery Club were guests Thursday
G, ening of Mrs. Irving Staples at hei
home at Waterville. The evening was
passed in the usually enjoyable man
ner and the hostess served light re-.
freshments. There was agood attend
ence. The next meeting will be hello
in a week.
"A meeting of the Universalist parish
will be held on Friday evening at
o'clock. Several matters of import
ance will be acted upon. The work OF
selecting the new minister will be 8
part of the evenings work, and several
matters of financial nature will also be
settled A good attendance is desired
Eli Gregory was at Pittsfleld Thurs
day where he played ball on the Hart.
land team. Fly" pitched the game al
the Pittsfleld fair.
Mrs. Henry Cakes is moving hel
family and household goods from Wesl
Benton where they have resided TO,
some time to the house on Bunker's
Island owned by Stephen A. Nye
where they will make their home in
the future.
Miss Esther Drew who is employed
at the Central Maine Sanatorium, Is
passing a few days in town as the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Kingsbury B
Piper, Elm street.
Judge and Mrs. Harvey H. Brazzel
moved their household goods Thurs
day from the Eaton house on Upper
Main street to the Robinson house on
Lower Main street.
Miss Lima Holt left Thursday morn
ing for Pittsfield where she will pass
a few days as the guest Of friends
While there Miss Holt will attend
Pittsfield fair.
Mrs. Joseph w. Sawyer has gone tc
Unity where she will pass a few days
as the guest of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Pitman
who have been passing several days at
Monmouth with relatives and friends
have returned to their home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Glazier Of the
Ridge Road passed Wednesday in
town, calling on friends.
William G. circuit who injured his
right foot several days ago while at
work is able to be out but has not as
vet resumed his work.
Herbert Aver is confined to his home
on Robinson street by illness.
William Hamm who has been con-
fined to his home on Maple street for
the past several days by illness IL
able to be out.
MRS. Helen Cushman Of Seattle,
Washington. is passing several weeks
in town as the guest OF her brother,
Ferdinand C. Gibson, Newhsli street.
Mrs. Isabelle Palmer Of Htnckiey
was In town Thursday calling on
friends and relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-16
SKOWHECAN


Funeral Of Winn Morss Of Lynnfsld,
Mass.
The funeral of the late VIM Morse
Of Lynnfield, Mass. which occurred
here Friday forenoon, consisted only
Of a service at the grave by Rev.
Charles Mckinney Of the Congrega-
/ tional church and burial was in the
Morse lot at the Bloomfield cemetery.
Mr.. Morse was formerly a resident of
this vicinity. having lived on farm
between Skowhegan and Norridge-
wock The remains arrived here Thurs
day night from Lynnfield. being ac-
|companied by a sister. Miss Burleigh,
and a niece, Mrs. Russell.
The Bethany Baptist Girls choir
arc to be entertained by q Halloween
Marty at the home Of Miss Dorothy
Day, Oct 30.
Among those in attendance at the
Topsham fair from this section were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Manson. Mr.. and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-16

A fast trotting stallion died Of fright in
New York stable short time ago dur
Ing thunderstorm. He was seven wears
old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-16
No Money Of Allies Spent for Munitions
Of War in This Country Unless with the
Official Consent Of British Government

A. Mullen from Boston, Merrill W. Bick-
ford and George NJ. Bickford from Linn
erick, and James p. Terry from Boston.
Religious services at the Home chapel
Sunday morning win be held as follows:
Mass and sermon by Rev. FIR. Michigan
at SIS and Protestant services by Rev.
c.. H. Temple at 1880 o'clock. Singing BY
the choir in the hospital at P. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson NJ. Kline have re-
turned from a visit to friends in Rum
ford. They made the trip by auto and
report the roads quite good.
Among those registered Friday at the
Home were: F. G. Peacock and W. H.
Simons of Rockland, and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. s. Packard of Rockport.
Graham D. Page of Chelsea arrived Fri
day. to visit his father. Capt. George j.
Page, a patient in the hospital.
Saturday and Sunday Concerts
Sacred March No. 2 from Jean D Arc"
Gounod
Spanish overture-"saragossa."
# 0runewaid
Selected,
\ Cornet solo by Alexander Godbout
Beatrice De Tenda,' Cavatina Bellini
Humorous Serenade-'Chanticleers
Hartmann
"Czardas No. g" Michaels
Grand Selection-"songs of Ireland
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-02
Nnnn1el 161.
SnIano

slns Stem Yprf miro cine n1erf-
triiroige @eididh eemeloet. Naan
mill bort eine, sroBe anardiitiid)e
@eridlporune enIbedt boben. Seute
norgen ipuroe in Der ct. Batrid' 8
8atbeornle bon einem iungen Man-
ne geamens Sruaf Mborno cine gonz
be na1 Dem 5abaltar geiporfen. Die.
erplolion ofefer 8ontbe, ourd melhe
Die Stride, 5atta Cell meiligitens, 3ers
tort fperoen iollte, ioate ods Gignas
gum ansbrub Der 8eridiporlma
leill. 9ie geribiporer tpoIlten Gar.
negie, Mofefeller, garberbilt uno an-
oere Wfiniondre ermoroen, cine afei=
be @efddftsbditier unb ganfen III ofe
S1tft fprengen lilo ii1 ilt Der Ser
foirrling Der Sfaot berladtigen. Ser
lbone 8fan fam ni1t 5lir glusfiib-
rnng, oenn Die 8onbe in Ser OF.
Batrif'S Stride erplooierfe 1lihf. ge-
teftibs baften ihon lange bon oes
gerlbn0rlng @ino befon1men, bat
ten Die Jiibrer Der 8eridtporung nlIf
Shritt ano 8ritt beo6tet, iid, In ihr
gertranen geordrgt, tpare1 nit oc1u
Bombeniperfer in Der Stride, flah-
men ibny 1aboent er Die 8onlbe qe-
tporfen batte, felt, uno berbinoerten,
loaB Die gonbe gum GrpIooieren
fan .Mbarno, als er iein 1tnterneb-
men oereitelt lab, lieB fid rubig ab-
fabren. 9fuBer ibm iplroe nod Elm
adt8ebniabriaer Sllnge Natnens
Charles @arbone perbaftet. Die
gan5e @eidIidte elltbaIt nod piel I'm
erflarlides pno ltnlDabrideinIides.
Slt Der 0fine go. 8 Der geetp 9ii
Iper & Boenbontas GonfoIiooteo @oaf
lGonlpanD, orei Deeilen bon gbur-
mona @. g., fano beiitc fnorgen ami
iden adt llno neun llbr cine Grplo-
lion itatt, ourd ipeIde fie ino cine
anoere nit ibr in gerbiaonns ffeben-
De @ruPe peri9iittet puroen. unge-
fabr 100 @fann fino in SEN beiosn
@rnben eineeidloiIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-02

Gaslauo mnb SranfreidJ dabem iebi
lire btreits angefiinbiafe M6Sid,i
anssefabrt mn6 baben erflart, baG
iie aaen bireftem SanSelsperfebt
iiber See BON tnb nadJ 9entidllano
mnferoriifem iuerben. Die gleeierltlt.
gen Der beioen Sditoer baben in
sSdlDington nto oesgleihen aud) mol
IN Den Sduptftdoten aIler afoern
Iieutr1ien 2dnoer Soften iiberreid,en
iailen, in oenem iie ertl1ren, bab iie
eas Hcdt fir fidj In anlprndl neG-
niens ale SAiffe, bic @aaren an
Boro babem, ipeldJe einem syeinSes.
lamb eHtitanttitet, 6em Jfin6e aeh6.
re peer fiir ben 0ein6 6eftimmt iiub,
an5nbalten nnO mad einem enaliidlsu
ooer frnn56iif6em 6Gfen AT brinaeu
Nit an0erem @prtem, fie erflGre1,
nak iit ieOes Sdiff, 6as 8aaren BON
9emtfdlanb tad) einem nentraleu
Sauoe ooer bon einem memtrafen
Sanoe nad 0eHtidjlan6 brinat, nit
yeiflas 6eleGen iuer6en. Gb bis
Wndren 8ontrebattoe ooer feline Son.
trebattoe iinos fonmt ni6t In Sc
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-02
(SannoDerIhe aurier.)
Die Stabt Der Selomarldalle.

81 aaiiers @eb1lrtstag lit Der @e.
neroloberit BON 9iilop, 5ii6rer ser
5tpeiten armee i'm @elten, gum Gene.
raltelonlorlhoI ernaiint tporoen. ssstl
Der gon5en @rmee miro groBe ssreit.
ne oariiber berri6er, oaB oem Sieger
BON Saint Quentin oieIe moIperoieft.
te slus5eidnuilg geiporoen iit, mic
Die SSrelioe oes Seeres miro gofts
Geutidlano teilen. 9eirgeno aber
miro Die Sreube GROCER iein als I'll
9onnoper, oenit aberinals lit eg eit
0fitbiirger lnierer Staot, Der oieIer
bo6iten Gbre oes pretiBiihen Seqres
teilboftig geiporoen lit.
Wtan miro nit INNER qroBereln
gfeioe oltf Sonnoner blifen, oeru1 fei.
ne Stoot bat bisber 10 piel ous2r-
moblte Sel6en 3u ber3eihnen mic
Sdnnoper @nimid. ser @rItiirnter
bon 2ilttid, lit ser llnlere, Sinben.
burg, Der gefreier 6es 0ftens, lit 0er
llniere nein, mir iino oie Sci.
men !, orei 8rin5en, oie BEN 6el6en.
TOO fiir's Goterlano itarben, mann.
ten Sonnoper ibre sipeite Seintat,
rno altf ben Sieger BON Soint
Quentin blidten mir Idnait buIl
Stol5 iuo @enugtiung. ooB aittb er
gu iitS geborte ltno nidt nur in oie.
lem Sinne, oaB Die beioen General.
felomoriddLle oieies arieees Sonno.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-02
Sure lleberidt.

Mnsrifff Der Guiien bei lom-
"a itnb Sitrolefa snriifgeidln-
gen.
GKab EaIda lit @eseblsba=
Der BON 0allippli seluuroen.
gerfebr anf ben prensiidJen
Sabmtn lit mabesit normaI.
SSn Sinsapore fu,ninen nod
ltnruben ppr.
GnglanS nnb syramfreid) per-
bieten ben oireften 6anbelsper-
febr NIT 9entidlanb, inbem
iie erflGren, dlle nentralen
Sdiffe, bic @aaren bon
9eatidjlam6 bplen uSer mad
SentfdjlanO bringen, nit ge-
fdla9 belesen sm iuollen.
Attentate anf Gnper gaIdJa
mmS Salaat Eaida iuerSen se-
melSet.
Asqnit6 erflart, Gnslanb lei
iiesesseluiiger ais je.
Gle sram5oien iupllen stn-
ariffe i'm Glfnk sitriidssidlasrts
baben.
Die yiiiIen baben Die tiirfi-
ldDe Safenitabt gbopa befett.
gOm Der ritiiiiden Offeuiibe in
Yolem luirO midts semelbet.
Die Seiterreidlcr idlaaen Mns
sriffe Der 9amifen smriid mm6
MAIDEN Oiele 0efansene.
Gusliiden 9epeiden mad
gebt Is in ben 0aroanellen nur
laasinm bOriparts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-02

Seriulte Der Gngldnoer in 6ranfreid5
nito 8elgien an 9ffi5ieren "a gefalz
lelL 151 pertpunoet, % pernliBt. 91e
eololtream=@aroe perior flint Offi.
aiere bur6 Goo Ii. Gerlpnnonrg. Gos
init bot @roBbritannien lett 8eginn
oes &rieaes 1894 Sffi5iere ourd oen
Goo nerloren, 1884 fpurben nertpuns
bet slnto 900 iperoen perniiBt, mas
aliefallein an Sffi5ieren eiilen Sc,
ianln1toerluit BON Ats beoeutet.
Die 8nogetfomnliiiion oes prel6i-
ldell 2anbtogs fiinoiet an, oaB BON
1fze00 2ebrerll an Healihuletf.
8nlHnoiien mlo anoeren hoberen
Sdalen 1000 i'm Seere iteben tule
nahf5it Ole &dlfte aller Stltoeatfen
boitSiiber iieb5ebn Sobren.
Seit Dem @eginn bes &rieges ftn6
on Aeioen 6ronten neriger offs so
0o0s oeutide Solooten eefaneeil ge.
noiFlilen noroen. Ser oentihe g.
ianate in Bern fortitatiert, oaB Iiiy
ins9lan1nt nur 58,627 @efangent
in Den Sdnoen Ser 9fuIfen iolpol tute
Der sSran5oien beFinoen. 9as ipuree
oltrA amtlide @fitteihlnoen feIt9e-
f.edf mel6e oas preuBifbe ariegs-
mif1llterirn ourb Die @errnittlung
elmer neltralen Maht bon Der fron-
ieiiiben nho Der r1ifiiihen @egierung
erbdlten BOT. SsSn 9el1tidlano befin-
zen ii6 oogegeit iiber 100000 rui,
fiide uno ellglilde 8riegsaefaneenc.
9ies sgefaneenen @eleier iiito babel
ilidt eifinlaf mitgere6net.
9as folgenoe anltlide bulletin
tpurbe in Berlin auggegeben: aeSfl
ben santtlihen rllifiiden bulletins
lit Die @eoeutung Der ruiiiihen 9he-
oerlhge IN Der @interidladt bel oen
Waiilriihen Seen entfpeoer pernlitt-
BERT poer berounfelt moroeft. Gs lit
stnedfos, oie glngaben Der GuiIe,l
81, 6eitreiten. I'm Die @ihtigfeit
Der gieoerlage flar 5ll MAIDEN, miro
Die feIgenoe 2iite Ser ruifiiden Gene.
rales Die in Ser Gdladt ober auf ber
8erfolsung gefangel, ipur6en, be-
fannt gernd6t: Ser commandments
&c General oes 90. s(rmeeforps, ser
annfnanoenr Ser @rtiaerie, oie
aonft1anoeure Der %. lnfo 30. Str
fnntRrie 3ipilion unto Ser 4onnfnan-
'Oenf Der I 5ffuirterie 9}riguoe.
Ser &ontmanoenr ser 80. SStlfallte.
rie-Gipiiion lit geitorben. gon 8.
Irmeeforps nabmen mir Sen aorl-
mailoeltr Der 81. Snfanterie Gibi-
iion gefangen, ionic ben Gomrnan-
beur Ser 9lrtiGerie ull6 oen aura.
lnanoelr Der 2. sSnfnnterie 9rigooc.
Aud Der apnlnlanoeiir ser SO. Me.
ierpe 9ibiiion fiel ms in oie Sdn-
De, oesgIeihen elm 8rigaoe Som.
nlanoeur oer i. Sibriiden aoiafen-
9iniIion. "
Sn Hotterodnl traf geitern DER
9anpfer a@reat Gitp" Elm, Der mehr
Iols 9400 Sonnen 2iebeseaben fir
Die geigier on 8oro batte, cine grG.
Bere 9aonng folder 2iebesgaben, OILS
bisber ie elm sdiff nod Sollallo
coer Gnglan0 gebrnht bat.
Die bnlgariide Gegierling bat Den
Hegierungen bon Oeiterreid,, Ser.
bien nno &ublano 8roteite gegen 6as
seeen bon Minen ii, Der Conan 5n-
geianot.
Cine Gepef6e aus 8etersbura be.
bonpten, Die siuiien bdtten in @oIi-
5ien tpieoer Die Sffenfipe ereriffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-02

peraner iino, lit Sornoper Die stabt
Der Selomaridone, altd Ser brittle
Selonari6an, ben oos preriBiha
Seer auBeroen nod peroei6net, tit in
ltnierer lieben 2eineltaot 81 Sauie:
@eneralfelomoriboa bon Sod nl,o|
9olad)l
Snnnooer aber peroient oiele ait-
Eeroroeiltlihe 9epor5ue aud, oeltll
Die Sobne Satlnopers iino es, Die III
oieiem 5elo5ltge iiberaa Die erfteil
tuaren Die an alletl e1ltibeioen Gfal-
len 5u finOen iparelt uno bort oas
@idtigite geleiitet Doberl
Sonnoberide Sitneens babett ON
Sturn1 aif 2iitti6 nlitgelna1t, boll-
ftoperi6e sslngens gi11gen 5uert iiber
Die Sdeloe, als es oie geidiebung
BON 9lfttperpe11 ealt, bannoperida
Sungens maren Die eriten iiber oie.
Yier, Die erlten in 3beitns, &mrnoper
ftelte Die erite Yaraoe in Der beiet-
ten SnuptItabt bon 9elgieh Sanne-
eerS Sltgeno uor es, Die bel ben
ihlimlnlten aantpfen IN Slanoern
oas Sieo a1itintl1lte: vgeutihlafao,
0elttihlai1o iiber glaes uno ipenn
ibr miiien ipollt, no Ole Dannoberihen
Neiter lifto. 10 fragt nod i'm fiibliden
Tolen lflo ont 0oroieeitraitoe nno
IN Den @aloern Der 4rgonnen -.
lulo bon iiberon miro guf) oie G1tnoe
iueroen: bier fuarel iie, bier nol1,
hra1ten fie lire Seloetltaten, bier
baben lie Die groe gerotet nit IL
rem 8lltte, bier i6ufen iie hurh ibre
araft nno sif)tigfeit Sein1atlano
taus 8einoeslono, ipiiroig ibrer Sill.
rer, miiroig Der lteberlieferung alis
Ssabrbunoerter1l
Sannoper bic Staot Der sselo1nat-
idalIer Samnoper bic Stoot Der Sell
oenl
Die 5abnen, Die &aiiers @eburts-
| tog feiern, iie. geltet aii6 eiilem Gb-
retttage unierer geliebtert Staot,
9enn oas tuiiien mir in oa3 Der
berrlihe @eilt Der aomeraoihaft, Der
in unieren1 nflpergleihliden Seere
lebt, Der Die mig oeilfiDiirbigen 9t-
ten oieies arieges pollbringen bilfi,
eleib itarf lit BEL Den einfa6Iten
Soloaten ipie BEL ben bohiteit Off
5ierelL llii0 in oieieni @eiite Der Ga-
fiteraSftnT ieben and sie s5eerfiiiifbres
Die slns8eihnltn9eil Die ibnen oes
Saiiers glnerfennllne perleibt, ar,
ais cine slus5eidltllng fir fire Srllp-
ben uno oeren eaten. Sci nns gilt
nidt ods Gihtertport.. ,0enft feiner,
oaB Der, Der oa lieeet, alld inert Ell
nes Greu3leins iei.4
@eraoe Die totem @eloetl 5uerit ebr<
te unier &aiier am beiitigen Gage,
Juno uniere SelomarIddlle iperoen ME
Ipergeiien, onB aus 6em @lute lrn5erer
9opferiten ibnen Ser bette itno bod.
ite &ubni eripu6sl &onnoper ober,
luenn es iid itol5 Dor alien onoereit
Sic Staot Der 5elonlari1dlle nennt,
lfuiro in Oanfbarfeit un5 s0iebe ME
Iuergeiien oerer, oeneiI feline Seimfebr
lnebr bereitet iii. Sbr M1tbenfcn
miro geIegnet iein> oie llniterblidfeit
miro ibr 2obn. ltnb irern man Die
flingeiloen gaanleil bon lauteitem
alunge preiit, ipiro n1art1er Gater
luto matlde Mfitter, inan6e @ittpe
tno tnan6e 8aiie oas &aiipt, ons
pieles @einen aur Groe sebeugt, tro-
| big uno fiibr pieoer beben, Die @L.
| gen leitdten laifelo i'm beilisen
Sener, lttlo, feines mnoeren 9fubm
teneioeno, iagen:
SO elmer nor attdh erln
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aannen get Cream 25e, Sleis
per yfo. Sc, 6eites Mebl Der Gad
S1.OO, "a Gfo. Sud Mebl Coz, 10
Efo. aeiIel Sdmals $1.O5. Gan6ers
e1roeerg Go., 432 Oft Commerce
Strafe.
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Prof. Pierce, der lndianer

9er &rdlttersSnftor Geine arduters
Meoi5inen fllrieren poiitib llnberbauIidz
tesf. HDeuntatismlis, 2limbngp rtlo giiif<
tenl9neraen ST per Slaf1e. los Gitz
3ouHon StraBe, San Gntonio, Eeras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-02

81. SS, SO nnb SiO Spien. llnIere es-
gene Mrbeit. 8ejtellte aber nidbt abaeboIs
te 9oien fir 1915, $3.50 uno SIS. g.
nalles Wlab earartiert. GrcIltIibe Ganis
Sailors. 2inlmer 426 Maoorez @e6duce
A Gtodtperf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-02

5ran Gbas, AlbredBt, 1888 SitsgoE.s
n,eree gtr, Gan antonio, Seras, liefert
frildbe 8lllmen, 9lumenftiide, Bouquets
lino Yfidn5en. geetsBflan3en cine Gpe<
3inlitat. Sci. grodett 1892.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-02

9elo sm berlei6er anf @andes uno
Sarmern an utliere &lienten. Stan
barb Srnit So, 315 ct. Wlorn's Str
San 9l11torfo, Seros.
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IntomO6ile umaebamt, @laidli,es
bergeitellt. Gont6ern 8et-
Sing & Madinc Company. Gpifeos
Gtrafc, maize 3abarrp.
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Sr. 8. 6. Girsel fat feline Office
nadl 3O2 S5ids- s-gebanSe berlest. slf-
res Selepbon.
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9srinat Speiiesimmer in Edith's
Mexican Restaurant, 303 GH-Gom-
meree Strabe.
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u. 9. 6. Sibsnn, bentiher 9loua.
fat; 3t9 &onpnann @ebGuoe. TcI.
Grodett 8f08.
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9. ". sarieab So. aeIepbone 7os.
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SLOAN & HAGY

SLOAN & HAGY - 9eid,erbe-
ifatter ufo Ginbnliomierer, 425 Be
can StraBe. 8eioe Telephone 104
Often Sag 1no Nad)t.
Sarrp M. giners, Grpert Sfenihmiee,
4O1 Drain albe. 20jdbrise SFenfabrifz
Grfabrnns. gtl(e glrbeit sarantiert. Se=
fen gefanft rtnb berfanft. sllics Gel.
Grpdeft 1907.