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Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
ALL DANCES STANDARDIZED
Omaha Folks Will Be Able to Join
In the Dance Now Wherever
They May Go.
NEW DANCES ARE INCLUDED

No longer will dancers have TO learn
their steps all over again each tineethoy
attend a dance I'm different city. All
the latest steps now have been standard
lied. so that the method of dancing them
will be uniform throughout the country.
Dancers from Omaha will feel perfectly
at home on a ball room floor at Atlantic
City. or even Paris. as the result OF the
Standardization. dancing teachers say. as
the numerous faadish stepe. learned To-
cally heretofore. win be abolished.
The Standardization is the result CT ef-
forts begun last year BY the American
National Association OF Masters OF Dan
cling. OF which Prof. Willard II Cham
bers Of Omaha IL rythnhic instructor. a
dtdector and district chairman. He has
Just received copy OF detailed descrip-
tions Of all The latest dances, as stand
ardised by the New York Society OF
Teachers OF Dancing and approved BY
the Congress OF Dancing Societies of
America at their meeting in New York
December q.
Prof. Chambers and all other members
Of the national association are teaching
the new dances only according 70 the
standardized system, he says. Among
the dances. upon the uniform teaching OF
which the dancing masters have agreed
are the one-step.. opera waltz. hesitation
waltz. maxixe. syncopated waltz. Pas
Boituer. fox trpt, lulu fado, Partisan
tango, La Russo. Brasalisn polka and Ii
BalanceIlo. ....
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14

corner OF Herculaneum avenue and Msin
street"
The stranger. drew back, but the room
clerk had got well started.
you will remember that complaint you
made that Mlchaeius Morpheus, our head
porter. had overcharged you for two ring
side seats m the arena that afternoon Of
the eruption. well, we found out you
were right. and put the money. three
sestertia fifty. in the safe. and have
been waiting al these years for you &c
come back"
The man who had been reincarnated
had been watching the clerk with Jaw
dropping further at each word Finally
as the receipt book was produced. HI
clappad both hands to his head and
started for the front door on run.
The room clerk grinned. That's the
only way you can shake a nut" he re
narked.--New York Times.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
CAN'T EEAzE HOTEL CLERK
BuGb ouse Caller Talked to a stand
still on Ancient His
tory.

While a reporter was waiting at q
hotel desk for some happening to break
the monotony Of an almost newBIess day
tall. thin man, with long hair, strolleo
In and up TO the place where visitors
record their names. He smiled pleas
antly. Then his gaze was caught by the
inlaid Tiffany glass In the marble case
OF the room rack. He felt of II with his
fingers and looked reminiscent.
"Ahi remember now" he said after
a moment. II have stopped at this hotel
before"
"Ah. indeed" said the room clerk
Yes. but II was centuries ago" He
put his hand to his forehead. "AhI n
was in Pompeii. You know, I am q be.
lever In relnoaFnation."
We'll, welll'' exclaimed the room CLERK.
putting out his hand in the usual fashion.
81 remember you quite well. But you
will recall that at that time we were az
the Hotel Vesuvius, which stood on the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Fidelity storage . van Co. DOug. sse'
W. L. seIby . Sons, general insurance
Eavs Root Print rt--New Beacon Press
Burgoss-Grandsn OO,--Lightins fix.
lures.
Wantsd--Choice real estate loans. w.
n Thomas, 2ss State Bank Bldg.
"<oday's compists Movie Program"
classified section today. and appears In
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
Philosophical xecture--Burd #. Miller
will give lecture at Theosophicai hail,
suite T0i Bee building, Sunday evening,
on the subject Of Spirituality ana
Psychism.''
Specials 20 zxposition--Traveling Pas
senger Agent Williams OF the burlington
has lined up four special exposition trains
for June, carrying people from Iowa.
Minnesota and South Dakota. They Will
all pass through Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
A LEAF FROM MEMoRY's BOOK
bright Hopes OF Youth spar On-
ward, but Rematn Unful-
filled.

When one is past middle life memory
begins 10 unfold its pages. He sees his
youth, not az HE own, but as that Of
another. He is touched with sadness and
pity as he recognizes the plans and am
billions. the high hopes in the youthful
breast that experience has shown him
were never 20 be realized. One hope after
another had TO be given UP. Indeed, II
seems sometimes that life is but a giving
up day after day. AnticipationB ara
seldom realized Perhaps n II best that
this should be; for the same experience
that brought disappointments showed
us that often as we thought we knew
what would make us perfectly happy we
were nearly always mistaken. 1t was the
anticipation really that went furthest to-
ward making US happy. When II was
over It had served its purpose; another
took It's place.
So. as memory turns the leaves, we
sigh little at those bright hopes OF
youth destined forever to be unfulfilled
After all. 1t rnattered little. Each of us
had some share In the worlds work Ia
do. How little 1t mattered that that
share was not what we had guessed and
wished it to be, or it was performed
faithfully How many things the bright
dreams Of youth failed to take into 40
count that were to prove the greatest
part Of the business Of life! We ara
feeble in Judgment; we do not always
know how to trim ourselves, nor see ex.
sctly what form our lives should take
Vicissitudes clip us here and there. otter
~.
Of it. But the failure of the dream,
should not grieve us.
After all. their real purpose was to Civ,
US hope and courage and make us work
II they did that they were worth while
though not single one was ever full
filled.-Mllwaukee Journal.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
DO NOT LOSE THEIR IDENTITY
spanish WomeR ON Marriage simply
Add Husbaad'a Name 90
Their own.

Sonora Dc Baralt. who IL sent as
delegate from the Havana Women's club
to the Domestic Science ana Pure Food
exposition held in Boston this month,
laughs little at the furore which IL
stirred up by 'feminists' in this country
whom they declare that they wish TO keep
their maiden name after marriage.
''That isn't such a startling or un-
heard-of plan" said the sonora In an in
terview. "A Spanish woman never gives
UP her maiien name at marriage. She
merely adds her husbands name 20 her
own. and 10 her intimate friends she il
more often known by her maiden name
than by that OF her husband In Spanish
the prefix de does not signify nobility
as II does in some other countries. II IL
simply the link that lacks on the name
OF husband.
Before marriage. one Is known both
by ones mothers and fathers names
My son, for instance, IL known as Louis
Baralt y zaehArie zacharie being my
maiden name. the y meaning and
That is his formal title; he Is commonly
called Barait
"A Smith Is not lost in a maze OF
Smiths In my country for he IL smith
y Brown, which tells you az once he
Is no ordinary Smith. To avoid oonfu-
sion after marriage. the mothers name
IL dropped. and the fathers retained
with the husbands added after the DE.
1.-THE progress OF the Cuban womei
dates only from the American Oocupa-
tlon In lsgs." says sonora Baralt ma
tive Cuban women began 10 come 90 Har-
/ ward summer school IN 1900 10 train fos
teachers Now there are over 400
/ women teachers. This year 100 womer
graduated from the school Of Pharmacy
Cuba boasts a woman lawyer who has
been so successful that she IL now given
government assignments"
senorn de Baralt 10 . New York woman
who marietta Cuban ana has lived IN
Havana twenty-five years. she is widely
known as q writer and lecturer on Span.
iEh literature music. poetry. and span
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14

It's easy to understand why. Creams
and lotions only get at the surface, while
Stuart's Calcium Waters go right into the
blood and instead of a sluggish deposit
in the skin the impurities that cause skin
diseases are destroyed in the perspirauon
that is exhaled through the pores in the
form OF invisible vapor. You'll never
have a good complexion without pure
blood, but you positively will have a fine,
beautiful complexion If you use Stuarts
Calcium Waters
They contain no poisonous drug of any
kind, are perfectly harmless and can be
taken with absolute freedom. and they
work almost like magic. Calcium Sui
phide. their principal ingredient, is the
greatest blood-cleanser known to science.
No matter how bad your skin may be,
Stuart's Calcium Waters will quickly
work wonders with it. It's goodby to
blackheads, pimples. acne, boils, rash,
eczema and a dirty "filled-up' complex
ion. You can get box of Stuart's Cal
cium Waters at any drug store at 50 cents
a box. and you will be positively delight
ed with their wonderful effect. A small
sample package mailed free by address
ing f. A. Stuart Co., 175 Stuart Bldg,
Marshall Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
You Want the Best?
Then Make This at Home.

A splendid quick acting cough syrup
and cold cure. II has no equal for prompt
action and permanent effects on children
or adults. Immediate results is the pleas
ing feature. Cheapness is another. Per
manent system cleansing another. Not
constipating, still another. Those who
have used It, swear by it, and recon-
mend to nelghbors and friends.
obtain ~ OF. package of Essence
Mentho-Laxene, empty it into a pint bot
tie. Then pour a half pint of boiling
water over a pint Of graduated sugar.
Stir and cool. Then fill up the pint bot.
tie with syrup. Fun directions for uss
accompany each package Of the essence.
advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
LIGHT BILL ACTION IN DOUBT
Charges Made Real Estate Exchange
Packed When Measure Was
Endorsed.
MAY COME UP A THIRD TIME

How many inelieibles voted at the Real
Estate exchange meeting last Wednesday
when that body rescinded its former ac-
ton and endorsed the electric light bill7
This is what some OF the members
want to know. Such a gathering OF real
estate men as was that day present at
the meeting had not been seen in the
Real Estate exchange rooms for two
years
II is charged that a number who were
not qualified voted The constitution OF
the organization provides that one who is
thirty days behind in payment of dues
has no voice in a meeting Eleven of those
who voted for the endorsement Of the
bill we're in arrears in their dues, since
January, It is charged
May Reconsider Again.
Thus again the elecrtic light bill ques-
ton is likely to raise its CORY head in
the Real Estate exchange meeting next
Wednesday. First the bill was opposed
by action Of the exchange. The next
week with the meeting packed with mem
bers who are favorable to the BILL the
former action was rescinded and the
bill was endorsed. Some members are
talking of bringing 1t up a third time.
At the meeting a week ago members op-
posed to the bill were surprised to see
so many old members present, members
who do not attend meeting once in two
years. ''wo felt then like calling for an
enforcement of the rule barring from a
vote those who have not paid their dues"
said Harry Turkey, but as this would
have disqualified eleven of them, we didn't
have the heart to do It However, now
that we have looked up the matter and
are sure OF the number OF delinauents
who voted II is a serious question whether
1t should be considered that the exchange
has really expressed it's mind on the light
question or not. 1t Is likely to be brought
up again for reconsideration"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
Easily Explained.

Wallabaloo was in a decided hallabaloo,
for King Topnot had not enjoyed his
dinner.
Various dusky offenders of the law
covered in their huts, trembling lest the
monarch's wrath should demand their
poor heads.
Dusky damsels tried in vain to WOO
their king to good humor, but all In vain.
Fetch the cook! he Numbered at last
trembling In every limb, the honored
chef made his bow.
What was that dish of white meatT'
demanded the chief. his hand resting
lightly on his mighty tomahawk.
Bralsed motorcyclist, o most wonder
full and wise!''
HE tasted very burnt" meaningly re-
marked he OF the blood royal half rising
from his seat, still clasping his toma-
hawk.
Mercy, o beautiful and good" ex-
claimed the chef. falling on his knees
hurriedly; He was scorching when we
caught him, o kingi"
Pardonedl
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
REV NJ. p. BOWLING

tsh-American women. She is n nnguist,
doctor OF philosophy, and the second
woman to graduate from the University
OF Havana, where her husband Ia a
professor. New York Post.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
Israel Aid Society
Is to Give a Ball

Tho third annual ball OF the Daughters
OF Israel Aid society win be held at
Chambers academy this evening. The
proceeds Will 80 toward the opening OF
tho Jewish Old Peoples Home. located
on the northeast corner OF Twentieth
and Davenport streets, which was pur-
ehased about two years ago.
The home would have been opened
some time ago. but the tornado and
European war prevented. Il is planned
20 open II this spring.
This organization has 80 members in
Omaha and suburbs. The officers are;
Mrs. skavitz, president; Mrs. I. Rula-
kofsky. vice president; Mrs. J. steinherg
secretary; AIRS. N. Tatel. treasurer. TINS
following Il the BAH committee:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14

Tho ST. Louis Federals are Keeping a
close watch on Art Kores, a Giant re-
cruit. IL McGraw attempts to send that
young man back to the sticks the Mound
City rebels Will try 20 interest him.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14

Helps Weak kidneys ana Lamhaao.
uct sc bottle OF slean's Linlment.
Apply on back and take six drops four
shines q day.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14

going business can be sold quickly
through Tho Bees Business Chances"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
Wash Dresses

Various sisss, many fabrics. 81. so,
S1.9S. $3.50. Csc. sec. worth
2. 8. 4 times these prices many sold at
previously.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
Collars

Front SQuare-Faney Collars IN
and few vestees, AZ, each. 4OC
Many OF these sold at soc and T5e.
Fiehus. were 81, $3.50. 81. 40
SO and $3.50, Monday. each. 1kOC
Both Lots sOiled or Mussed.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
Monday only at
the Linen Square

Damask Cloths, 2 yds. So. 90 or
Instead OF $3.50. WGsOO
All Linen Table Damask at. CO.
Instead OF s1.00. OSC
Bath Towels. ribbed, at. each 1E
Instead OF 25c. 4OC
Underwear Plisse at, yd....,1nn
Instead OF 1Sc. 1OC
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14

At the Dress Goods Section all the
remnants at u Price and less.
To add to the interest for the balance
of this monitor. up TO MARCH 1sT.
viii make skirts at 81 90 FOR THE
MAKING. Get In your orders as early
as possible--First Measured, First
Made. The New spring Dress Goods
Are Here TO Select From.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
Now Let Us Go
Allow Into the
Basement Please

O6sO0 AheSOnA VI PSsSN'
SO. SO instead of $500.
$500, silk top, instead of $3.50.
BLANKETS
SO, 95 pair, instead OF $500 pair,
S4,95 pr, instead Of $3.50 pair.
S., 90 pr, instead of $500 pair.
1928 pr, extra size, instead OF $40.
1926 ca, for singles, instead $3.50.
S5 ca, Pullman, instead of $3.50 each.
SIS ca, open air, instead of $3.50 ca.
SIS ca. sleeping porch, instead of $3.50.
$500 Auto Rugs, were $3.50.
S7.75. Auto Rugs, were $40.
1878 Indian Robes CD, were $40.
a.. TX Indian Robes "a. were $3.50.
$3.50 Indian shawl ca, were SIS.
A small lot Of Baskets, each ....SG
Another lot at. each ...,.-...10c
Waste Backets, each soc
These were up to 800.
Waste Baskets, we're sl.25. at .S9e
Flower and Table Baskets, En-
worth up to $3.50. each. O0C
Hampers, worth up to o. 40
$3.50, at, each .......... y i 80
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14

Monday only--An that may be left
of the s BIG lots of Kid and Lamb
Gioves-Al Warranted
S03 pair instead Of s1.0O,
soc pair instead OF s1.26 and $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-14
Kauft friibzeitfg! }!

ScSer fann iidD Die 8eibnadts-
Ginfanfe erleidtern, iuenn er oielcl-
ben friib5eitts madJt; er bat Die pplfe,
grohe snsiuabl Der 8aaren nnb Der-
nteioct oas 8cOrGnse Der letten Sa-
&C, oas nidJt MIR lebr nnbeqmem lit,
Ionoern mid Die GinfGnfe iueientltd,
erid)iuert. Aaein, nidjt MIR bas. 9aS
frii15eitige Grideimen Scr Gnnocn in
ben Saoen, jett idon besinnenb, lit
aud cine Grleidternms fir bic Saul
lcnte, Die mebr Nnfe baben bic 8aa-
rem ait seisen nno Die aGnier beiIcr
nno aafinerfiamer sn beoienem i'm
Stanbe iinS. Mlo mad)t Gnre @eib-
nadts-Gimfaufe 10 balb tuie m6slidJ
- beitte nod!
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Nns Msrieo.

Nus Douglas in gfri5ono miro
geneIoet, garrau5n baEe General
Shegon angenieielt, na1 Ser Solipt-
itaot ou fOnlnlerl lulo bort nit linn
ou fonferieren
llniere vGrpreB" eraablt Don
elmer nelien nterifnniiden MeDolu.
tionsbemegling ODER bielmebr bon Ell
ner REORGANIZATION Der giIla-9epe-
gnng llnter einetn neilen syiibrer
8ilo DiG dirgeblih 5uriidtreten uno
Sole Gnbrnl, elm in tpeitpn @reiier
uno beridieoenen poIitilden Saaern
iebr beliebter iiinger Mann, foIl
an feline Gtelle treten, gobral fanl,,fx
te ieiner5eit segen &uerto, idlob fidj
1pdter Nian an, tre1l1lte iid oonil
audi bon linn llno Iebt ieit Idnaprer
3eit IN Euc5on, Mri8ona. @ciner
eigcnen Dor GINGER 3eit obgegebenen
grfIdrung nod bate er Itidt 6ie
glbiiht iib ipieoer nit Der ulerifnni-
i6en Holitif 3li befojfeti. Oie Or
preB", Der man Die Weronitprhlng
fiir oie gatl5e @eldi1te iiberloifen
mliB, oeutet audi nod an, oo6 bilier
oieier GabraI -9eiuegung Dicfleidt Die
Jeinoe a9ilion's itetftpn. N3an nuif,
fiA eiselltIib onriiber fpa,nocrn, 0o6
iie nitht 0irrft Die Naltidp pameirifa-
iler fin fie perantiportiitb aenrn9t
bot.
Die SfuleIaiuerfe Der Gononea
Copper Gonpa,rp IN gonanen fino
tpieoer IN getrieb.
St @dlbington 1T Sic yad-
ridt eingetroffen onB Gorron3n alls
Sdn6lrngen, aofltrafte llno aon5ei-
iioren Saierta's fir iilgiiItig crfI6rt
Eat.
Garrar5a iit BON ieiaem sSsago-
nrsflug nod GnltiIIo 5uriidgefebrt
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&nrSe ueberii1t.

Die ffiidJtenben .Siilfstrmr-
pen Der Nlliierten fino, mad
cnsfifdleu 8eridJten, ailf grie-
dildem 8obtn dngelanst nnD
fGnnen iidj nad salunifi sn-
riif5ieben. Teittide 1eridJte
fngeH, Die Jra,t5oien leien BON
ben GnsIanbern getrennt nnb
abgeidJnitten.
Gie Ceiterreidjer madjten in
aorita 800 Oefanscne.
2eidJte Sample iuerben ans
Sem @eften beridjtet.
Die Eiirfen beirten Sbeffl
Saib bei 9mt-(S -Mnara. Sic
GnglGn6er erbnlten |eritGrfuu-
gen. Gie Nnsriffe Der 9iirftn
dnf &nt-@-N -Nmara lperben ab-
seidjlasem. Die Siirfen baGen
orei ensliIdje gataillpne gefan-
gen senommen.
ltnfere Nesiernns beabfidJ-
tigt, oentidle Jranen nnb Sim
Der ans Der aapitabt boien 81,
laiftn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-14

Gine 0epeid5e ans Berlin melSet,
SIC HuIaaren fStttn sic suriidsiehen.
>em emaIiI6.franaSiiid,en 6ilfstrub.
tex bxrd6rpdlen, 6Gtten SIC Nransp.
jtn bun sen GnaiGn6ern aefrennf 4 nrS
Sic Grjrrea bon Sem @oridi oni
friedjifdes 0te6iet aboeidmiffen. 81
xranapler 6itten sdiluere @erInffr n,.
sess.
Giner QonAon,r 0>n.,d,~ :, oS
4 rs S. H;fbenS,n @ N;;ifa9r,, = sS,,, ".,,
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.! 'I|8||a|a||I N 4 k! |!|||s'|l!I|gS|5
Ser aOnsreil.

8dbrenO Der lebten Gage lit i'm
RongreB Denig getan noroen. Ger
g e n d bat iid orga1iiiert. l1n=
fer Senator Gnlber5on i5t NorliBcr
oes aonites fir sSuiti5 geiporoen uisI
Senator Sbeppar0 Woriiter oes ao-
mites fir glnsgaben I'M Mderball=
0epartement.
Genator @itbcof bon geebrnsfn
brnbte ben 8alI in's Nollert nm Der
tDeiteren Musfubr BON @affen ulto
Wsilnition, Die fir oie ariegfiibren-
Cen in europa beitintnlt fino, Gin
Enoe ST bereiten. gr nnterbreitei@
i'm Senat eine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
giIl, IN oer alih berlangt miro, oa5
oie Hegierung Die Mhtrlitionsfabri-
fen tl1onopoIiiiere urlo cine bobc
|Steuer al1f ariegsmaterial geleat
iper0en iollte. Sitdrod bot oie gan3e
Mngelegettbeit nit Dielen ieiner Sol.
legen beIproden lnD reihlid GU
Thinning er5aIten beionoers bon
8lin0esienatoren aug benz nittleren
Beitel1; aitgerlomnen miro iie aber
ihnerIih tperoen.
SIN Saufe tuuroe Elm geIdl,tB
eingebradt, Der Die an1 1 SsSanltor
dblaitfenoen ariegsfteuern Inn elm
Snbr berldngert. Die 6enlofratilden
Mitglieoern bnben fi1 I'M Gnnfnsa
perpflidtet, fir ben geidIuB gu ftim-
men.
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SnInnD.

JlQtD e1lle1n Selld} DeS SarDft
3Dieoenf, bes oiterrei1il6en @s=
l6aftsfrdgers, inl Staatsoeparte=
mettt, murbe befanrlt gegeben, oab
Die DiterreibiIde glnttport anf I'M
lere uIneona" geote gnbe Ser $50
DIE 5ll ertpurten lei ltno oaB Baron
3Dieoend berlubt babe, gu erfabren,
init welben 3ugeftd1tbniiien Deter,
reibv vllngarn mol 5ufrieoen iein tper-
De.
Baron @eorg @ilbefm bon
grinfe1L elm slngeltelIter oes oeut-
Men &oniulats in San eyrancisco
Die engliiden 3eitllngen net1ren ibll
bartnafig ugttahee", obeleib oieie
8e5eid1ltng BEL &oniulatsbeonlten
1tid)t iiblib lit ferner elm Ieteftib
Wamerts groiDlep lt1o cine getpiise
Wfargaret Cornell, eine in Crop
lens Dienften itebenoe Gebeirnasen-
tin, iito bon Der @rnnoiurD in San
Srancisco angeflagt, fi6 gu elmer
5fortng oes amerifalliiden Sanoels
perl6tporen 5lt baben; and lollen fie
bic Boif misbranbt boberl. Inn 2eute
81 8ranoitiftnltg, SotfdIag ul1O
Moro 8u peranIaiien. Die idauer-
libe M1lflage be5iebt iid auf angel.
sIi6e 9pnanlit glttentate, oie altf
Sdiffe gen1adt fino, tpelde @affer
i;no Wunitiot nad) Ben 9eutldlan6
feinolihen 2dnoern bringen iollten.
3eritort 1T fein eit15iges berortiJeg
Shiff. genr elm fleil,es syabrseug
fiel I'M Soften bon Gon sSraltcisco
elmer ODnanit grpIolion 5lull
0pfer. Groplep ipltroe beiduiloigt,
Die grploiion beranIaBt sll babeil
nno ipltroe oarauf bin perbaftet. Gas
NJ Die ein5ige grploiion, oie ipirf-
lid porgefomnlen tit lino borl1uiig
lit es nidt feitgeiteGt, oaB Grotplep
init ibr in 9erbinoalng geltalloen hot.
Die Gepeide aus Gan ssrancisco
he5eidnet gromIep ais Directing
agent in German plots, cine ge-
5eidrnlitg, Ole ebenio samein, ME
.unberedtigt it, ba bisber fein einSi-
ger folher ypIot" nahgeiuic-
len lit. Die orei glngefIoaten ipur-
ben ilnter ie $4,000 8iirgihoft ge-
felt
Die i10roIihen atlantiIhen
Staaten i,iio Die @egeno INN 6ie
aroben Seen tpuroen am Montag bon
Dem eriten idtueren Gdneciturm bic
les Sabres beingefudt. Sn Yennip(-
banien lit nabe5li iieben 3oI Shnec
aefallet Gin Mann fam itm's 2e.
ben lin6 inebrere onoere Herfonen
muroen fhtper DerIett
Die @egnerinlen oes ssrauen
itimmrebts bnben in ibrer at @aib-
ington abgebdltenen aonbention lire
alten 9eamten pieoergeipG6lt uno
einen 8eiblnB angenommen, oaB es
nnpatriotifh BON ben syrauenitimrR.
redtlerinnen iei, iest, mo 10 biele
ipidtige @elhdfte 5ll erIeoigen ieier.
ben aongreB audi nod nit benz
Sranenitimmredt 5u pIagen. Mn Der
aonbentiorl nabm audi Die @attil1
oes Stoatsiefretrds 2ariiita tell.
Der Shneefhirm in ben OF.
itnaten lit nod inuner i'm @angc.
Der Staat Stem Yorf bate beiite,
irie es meint, am ShtperIten 5it lei-
eett. SSrl Holgbfeepiie mar Der
Sdneefan am Stdrflten; er betrug|
BORT Is 3oa. ssn Ser etnot geetpI
gerf beitnno eirie Sfneeblofooe,
Die lett 2angem nidt.
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5u pcrmteten- Gin an Capitol glpe.,
Beacon Si[l, gitbzHlod 1776, Qana etns
ae8diirter YIab, 3 Hlod bon Der @trdkeuz
bdbn gelegen, 1T nit QBobnboiiS iin0 Sc.
bdnIihfeiten fir $500 per Rount al
uerrenten. Gin gang bor3iiglidber BIdt
fiir @nrtens nno 9iibner5ndH. Man ipeils
De fid an Gbriifiam Sbeier, Gieentiin,cr,
400 Greberi6s6mrs @pab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-14

hodfpi6tiaen politilder1 Wiiiiipn III
gSien eingetroffen. S5sn Der 9epelde
GelBt es, oaB 8ernburg anBer Gnnt1-
flieft @riebenlano, oie Eiirfei ln!o
8nlgarien beinben iuiro.--9ie giaG=
r:dt bon oieier bodtpi6tigen 0siiiiun
flingt ettpas ltnipabri6enlid.
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