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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-16
WOMAN, HER
BIRTHDAY AND YOURS
Nevenber ls-Minsie Hauek, Annie
Frances Loud.
By MARY MARSHALL.

The women who celebrate their BIRTH
days on November is have two ceie-
brated American musicians as their pat
rons. Minnie Hauck. who was born in
New York City, 1853, and Annie Frances
Loud. born IN Massachusetts,, who
counted among her ancestors the Oldest
and the youngest of the signers Of the
Declaration Of Independence.
Minnie Hauck passed her childhood
In Kansas and later In New Orleans.
where she learned the old negro melo-
dies. initiated the songs OF the birds.
played the banjo. and played theater
with her child companions. No one
thought much OF her voice. In fact she
passed carefree existence unhindered
by parental supervision. When she was
still In her teens she was heard by an
amateur musician of wealth, who was
SO much impressed by the beauties OF
her voice that he agreed to give her a
musical education. She studied for sew
eral years. but did not receive any ex-
traordinary encouragement TIL she sang
at benefit for the widows and orphans
Of the Confederate soldiers not long
after the war. So great was her success
at this time that she was engaged to
sing italian opera at the Academy Of
Music In New York. Her success from
this time was assured. She sang win
great applause In England. Germany,
Russia, and France. She studied the
part Of Elsa In Lohengrin under Wagner
himself. She was especially admired by
the Emperor and Empress and for four
years sang weekly throughout the opera
season at the Imperial Palace.
Annie Frances Loud belonged to a
distinguished musical family of New
ENGLAND. and IT is said OF her that she
could sing before she could talk. She
composed at i've. and later studied at
the Boston Conservatory. She began her
musical career as a church singer, later
taking up the study of the organ, and
1t was as composer that she made her
greatest success.
Nnntrichl laIi
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-16
HOUSEWIVES DAILY
ECONOMY CALENDAR
MUTTON AND LAMB.
Rv FRANCES MARSHALL.

Mutton is the standby of England
perhaps not yet Of America. But at all
events 1t is one of our standby meats
and the cook who knows how to prepare
II in many ways has mastered an i'm
portant art-for variety in meats Is
something to be worked for, and some
thing many cooks never understand
To begin with, of course, roast lamb
or roast mutton is the best way for
beginning; but once In a while boiled
leg of mutton is delicious, II served with
caper sauce, and the water in which 1t
is boiled, properly seasoned. makes de-
icious broth.
1t is the secondary serving of roast
that calls for ingenuity, and the third
and fourth day, if there is any Of II
left.
Mutton sausage can be made, for one
thing. For these chop a pound Of under
done roast mutton and add to six ounces
Of beef suet, also chopped fine. Mix
with four ounces of breadcrumbs and
seasoning of thyme. mace. pepper and
salt. Add two beaten eggs and a pint
of chopped oysters, and roll into balls
Fry in a deep fat for seven minutes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-16

Serbia, according to statistics printed
in England. is particularly the country
OF centenarians. In that land one man In
every ESQ has lived to be 100 years old.
the total male centenarian population OF
Serbia being SO. Ireland ranks next In
the longevity list In the Emerald Isle
out of every $50 OF the population there
Is one centenarian, the total number OF
centenarians being 5S7. Out of every
5000 Spaniards there Is q centenarian.
Norway has twenty-three centenarians.
or one In about $500. England, Scotland
and Wales have about one centenarian
to every I77.ooo of population France has
213 centenarians. or one in $50. 30. Sweden
ranks seventh. with twenty only. or one
in 5oWo. Germany has one In 702. 900.
Denmark only claims two. or less than
one to 100000 OF its population. and
Switzerland. with all Its reputed healthi-
ness. seems not to possess q single CEN
tenarian.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-16
Jewish Law Students Meet,

An organization composed of young
Jewish students. graduates and practi-
TONERS. organized for the purpose Of
studying the law and promoting the art
of public debating and speaking, held an
informal meeting at Sixth and 1 streets
northwest at $50 D. m. Sunday. The fol-
lowing are the officers of the organiza-
ton: Louis Speisler. president; George
Helford. vice president; Al Shefferman,
secretary; Max Aaronson, treasurer;
Harry y Bachrach.- historian. and Maur-
ice Grossman, ssrgeant-at-arms.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-16

Read Dan sayles' Want Advertis-
ing Talk next Thursday.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-16
Research Trustees Elected.

These were elected members OF the
board of trustees of the Institute Of In
dustrial Research yesterday at the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders. at the
office Of the corporation. Nineteenth and
B streets northwest: Allison S. Cush-
man, Henry A Gardner. George W. Cog
geshall, Henry c. Fuller, william B.
HIbbs, and Paul II. Butler.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-16

Passed Assistant Surgeon Charles W.
o. Bunker. U. s. ". has left for his new
station at New York and will be Joined
In two weeks by Mrs. Bunker and her
sister. Mrs. Caldwell Hacker. Mrs.
Hacker will spend the first part OF the
winter with DIR. and Mrs. Bunker. but
will return to Washington after Christ
mas to spend some time.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-16
TOMORROW'S MENU.

"a laying hen is better than q
.tanding mill."-Scotch-
BREAKFAST.
Pansnas and Oranges
Cereal and Cream
Soft Boiled Egg.
Corn Mullins. Cofee.
SUFFER OR LUNCHEON.
Cold Roast Pork.
Potato Chips Baking Powder Biscuit
Tea Peanut CookieA
DINNER.
Consomme.
Leg Of Lamb.
Baked Sweet Potatoes.
GRAINED Carrots
Asparagus Salad.
Cabinet Pudding.
Bananas and oranges-Slice very
thin equal parts of bananas and Or
anges together and serve with sugar.
Peanut cookies-Cream half a cup
full of butter with half a cupful of
sugar. Add two eggs. four table
spoonfuls Of milk, q cupful of pea
nuts shelled and chopped fine a cup
full of flour, two teaspoonfuls of bak-
ing powder and a teaspoonful OF
lemon extract Roll very thin, cut and
brown.
Consomme-To plain hot consomme
add six mushrooms, chopped fine. and
two tablespoonfuls of blanched all
monds, chopped fne.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-16

The bridge party which is 10 be given
by the Army and Navy Chapter of the
ID. A. r. Thursday will be held at the
new hall at the corner of Dupont circle
and street. Mrs. Charlotte Emerson
Main will receive and Mrs. c. e. Nc
Cul!och. who Is the chairman. Is 10
charge. Among those who will have
tables are Mrs. Dan Kingman. Mrs
Baird. Mrs. william Lyster. Mrs. Quick
sail, Mrs. Kate Eearney Henry. Mrs. E
A. Edwards. Mrs. Henry ID. West, Mrs.
Dubois and Mrs L. J. Williamson.
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soplJia S. @uensenberser.
ams Ser staotbaae.

Die aontmiiidre baben ben Sc
fisern BON Sitnep's cine ISOLDE 5rilt
gegebenS ben 9%eitimmlingen Ser foil-
StitutioneG erflGrten Sroinan5 our
&eguIierlng Ser Sitnep's no65it-
fomn1en. - Die io5ialiitiide 8artei
erb6It g~rlaubtis, oen Gan 8eoro
8arf fir lire Greetings" an Soiln-
fagen 5u bennben. - &onereBreprG-
icntont SIaboen miro erIltht, oa-
fir 8u ioreen, eaB ntebr Slide iia
San @ntonio SIitB oeponiert per
ben. - Cine Sroinans 5tr gr6e-
bung BON aifeiinlents fir sic 8fln-
lterlttg Der GberrD u1o ser Glib
3ureoo SfroBe miro angenommen.-
Ertrnarbeiten in ser 0oro : Stores
res StrnBe, oie 2an6 sltr grtpeite-
rlng Der StraBe bereoben, laBt sic
Staot Seitenipege beriteIlen. = Sir
Grtroorbeiten in ser 0oro-GoIres
StraBe erbalten Die aontraftoren
Soutbmen & @ebnolos $2,04t une
Ole Seros 8itiilitbic gompartp err
balt $562.20 ii6er ibren aottroft
fir neutrality-suspicious. ausidadhtna.
Sir Die 8flaiterui1e Ser NorO-
9afberrp StroBe iperoen rleue Mn
gebote ei~ngeforoerf. = Muf @ntroa
oes Wapor 8rotpr miro Die 6taot
fiir tbn nno Die &ommiii6re Cant
bert n1to aearnep 4utomobi[e All
idnffen, oamit Tie oie offentliden gr-|
beiten inipi5ieren fonnen.
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SnIano.

9rDan bat cine @rflGrullq ber=
rffentlidt, in Der er oas &ublifum
bittet, nit ieinem ltrteil iber ielli
&orgeben 5uriid5ubalten, bis er iei-
ren Sal babe flar MAIDEN fonnen.
gr ipridt bon Der geote, Die i'm gu
leirem &iidtritt peramlaBte, ais ell
Document na1 Der @rt bisberiges
diplomatic, oeret Eaten nit bluff.
gen Settern in Dem Bud Der Sc
iGidte per5ei6net ftanoen", nennt
lid ielber einen beideioenen @nbGn-
ger oes 5rieoensfiriten", sbeidport
Die Ser. Staoten, Die v8olfer aus
Der idwar5en Na6t bes arieses IN
oas belle 2idt oes Cages 81 fibreil,
in Dem S6merter i'm 8flugidare
pertpanoelt meroen miiroen" uno cr-
flart ihlieBIih, oaB er einen aufruI
an bic 9eutid : @merifoner erlaiien
tperoe. Die 8eroffentli1ung per-
cirbt, unierer Meinnng mad, nit III
ZEN leeren 8braien pielfah BEN gll-
ten Ginoruf ipieoer, Den Die geItri.
gen, iebr perniinftigen geuBerungeit
9rpan's gemtodt botten, umIomebr,
oa Die Note, nie lire @erofientli-
ding 8eigt, bod nift gang 10
fdlimm III, tpie er tie bartlett.
Die Mntiport oes Musp1rtigcn
gmtes in 9erlin aif oie 0ote Der
amerifaniiden &egierrne be5iigltdl
res pom oErin5 GiteI Srieori6" ge-
frnfenen amerifaniiden SAiffes
s@m. g. 6rDe" lit pom 9otidafter
8eraro nod @aibington eefabelt
moroen. Die oeiitide Regieruhg
itebt ouf Dem Stonobunft, oaB Tic
nod Dem preuBif6 : omerifoniihen
8ertrog bonn Sabre 1923 bas &cht
hat, elm uncertainties G6iff oas
arieastra6onoe fiibrt, 81 5erItoren.
Sic lit ieood bcreit, oen b~etreffenocE
8orteien @nti66oiaung at oepG6-
rem, nodbem ibre gfnIpriife BON e.
nem Triiengeri4t unteriudt un6 felt.
aelteat poroen iino. Sic erteiIt So
her ben &ot, oob Ole intereiIiertcr
Garteien ben noreeId[ogenen SEQ
betreten.
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SAN ANTONIO TRACTION COMPANY.
Die 6tatiften.

Miaerano beiudte iiilreit ben aa-
mig Der @elgier uno blidte i'm Rou-
fe Der ltnterbaltung bon einem gd-
feniter oes foniglihen Quartiers
ouf ben Warftplab binutner.
uSraarie, trourigl" iprad er b n
Mitgefibl. .Maieitdt baben piel per-
loren = id febe bort nnten 10 tpenig
Soloaten +"
Ser aonig nidte leile:: Limo mos
Sic oa ieben, oas fino ouh nod bic
Militarattadees ser neutralen Stou.
ten!@
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er in leiner 3oide 6onod iudte,
periud)te ~oer95eger inn cine S6a6tel
gu entreiBeu, oie Die Sogeseinnab-
me entbielt. Ser @ngegriffene lebrs
fid sur @ebre, t%uoro1f Ser Neeer ibu
nit. eitem Stein 9egeu BEN &opf
idlug, 10 ooB er beipuBtlos 8uian-
m%enitiir5te. Ser geeeer modte i;6
bann nit ieiner 8eute BON $50
unb einem Gbed auf oie Sroetton
Company, ben Ole Bar pGbreno ocs
Cages eineeloit batte, ols Dem Stoli4
be.
Iuf bent 8eee gum Saloon
bon Soiepb @aos, 1901 Noro Nen=
8raunfels @nenl1e, mobin Iie 9o1t-
nerifo9 Nobt gerltfen tpurben, per,
hofteten 8pei 8oli8iiten einen Meri-
faner, ben lie trofen uno Ser ibner.
oeroo6tig oorfom. sic folloen 6ci
ibm 1925, 8ebn Slai6en 8bisfep,
eitte Site Gigorrert, einen &ebolrer
uno 5pei 9ioftermefier, mel9e g.
eenitGnbe Soos fpGter als iein Gt<
eertltm be5ei6nete. Ser Merifotter
erflGrte, ct babe oie Saden nid,t
geitoblen, ionoern tie einem anoern
Wonn a%bgenommen.
8ltnoes Offi5iere uno 9ir.
ger baben Den uSeros @ero Club"
gebifoet. Die geranlaiiung oaon CAB
Der 8rieaoe > General &obert 8.
Gbans. Srgetto Semano, Der lid fir
4eroplone ooer 2uftldiffe interei-
fiert, fam lid Dem Club oni6lieBen.
alf Dem GIuB b~erfebren elefe
trli6e gote. Sect, oa Die SluBufcr
etnigermaBen rein gebalten meroen.
tit cine 9ootfobrt pirflid elm Ser
gniigen.
Ser 03ug" nod San 5ranciS.
co our 4usiteaung iheint nidt rebt
IN Gang fomlue1t 5u tpoQetr. l1ebri-
gems erfabrt man ali9 nun penig
iiber Die ~ausitelung. 0os Geflame.
lit reidlid nntdtie.
Die oiesidbriee Serieni6u(e
Der Sermannsiobne lit om Montae
IN Der Breckenridge Sdule an ser
Siio-alamo StroBe eroffnet fporoen.
105 S6uler fuuroen bel ser Croft
rittg eingetrogenb meitere @nmel-
onligen tperoen entgegengenomiieit.
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Horoli6 uno oitli6 bon Sort
8ortb beoeft oos @aiIer bier Qua-
oratmeilen 2ato. 8iele 8riiden iino
3eritort nno giienbabngeleile fort.
9etpald)en. 9ei Der Bride in Der
Y. StraBe in Sort 8ortb ertrart
Mtrs. Sole @ilmer, 60 Sabre alt.
Sic NOR nit ibrem Mutonlobil BORT
bin gefobren, um oos @odtpaIier st
1ebcn, ols bic nnterpoifene gros
ploblid no6gah Sic peridpano nit
ibrem automobil i'm 5luiie.
SIT @ouIton miro neben bent
9oli5ei-@bef ein 9oli8ei : Snipeftor
ernartnt per0ef, Der Die 8oli5ifterl
iiber lire Gflidten oufflGren IoG.
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WIlerIei.
9toI8 Liebe i'd Den @ierifane

Stol5 liebe id) oei Merifaner.
Ser 8efeblsbober Der garran5n-
Eruppen in Nliepo 2areoo meilt aGe
2~iebesgaben 5uriif, oie ibm pom
8iireern oes anierifaniiden 9arcoo
fir Die NotleioenoeH ongeboten tper-
0en. Nelilid erbot iid elm 9ddcr,
cine @ogenla0uug @robe nod 0iI-
DC 2are0o 81 ididen. Ser &ommm-
benz ~ertDioerte, man babe afnerifa-
niidse SiiIfe niht n0tig; Der @Gfer
fonfe oas 8ro0 inter ieilie eigenen
SanoSleiite berteilen.
Ger Brigade : General 6. ".
gebol BON Der 8nnoesarmee tit bier
eingetroffen INN oas ltnteritiitungs-
&omite 5u organiiieren, oas an Die
bltngernoe 8epolferune Merico's
Nabrungsmittel berteiIen ioa.
ginen utgemein unterbaIten-
cen un0 pergniigten Abeno perlebten
Die MitgIieoer oeS 2ieoerfran5 uuo
ibre 6amilien am Mittmod auf orm
9adgnrten oes Travellers Sotel"
Ser Sieoerfran5 long vSn eineln
fiibIen @runoe", ggeim 2iebhen 81
3aus~, vgs itebt cine m1ftige Gin
De" uno nGitter's 9tbiAieo" uilb olc
aus ben Serren S. 2angsoort 6.
SUB, SenrD 9ieImann, Iiin-
ater, 6. 9. Gbriitian, Mun-
tier, Sranf @ittinger lno 81.
mon beitebenoen oRieoerfran3 Go.
rilten" iangcn ebenfaIs mebrere 2ie-
Der. Die 8auien tpuroen ourf Or
heiteritiife ousgefiilt. es nuroe
aud getan0t uto ale dnlilierten lid,
pr6dtig.
Die y9etail 0terdonts' gliio.
citation Of San Mntonio~ bat Die fol-.
geiioen Deleeaten 5u Der ain %, 30.
uuo "a. SUM in gluitin itattfinoeu.
DEN Transformation erfpablt: S,as.
aopp, go. s. SIG, $. 81. WeoB, Z.
@. ellie, s. 81. Hoaers, 6orrr
@bite, 3. Peterborough. Or. aitf,
lamb, u. q. @off, s. 81. SaIter
s. 8. 2atbrop, Sam &arris, aooG9f
@raiio, Sobn @iaioms. $. @eil6a
der. 81. Maurer, Sic 8eters, $. &
Sub, Ben gorga, 8. O. 2iicas, 9
M. 9uroin, Balll 6. Gairb, Snrris
Gtone, q @Ioefner, 3. Garnet 8
@eeo. Sobn aenneD, 9. Wiaiiep, 8
Robitih Wfar Blum.
SIN @egriff nod SdlieBuns
Der San georo 8ar nad Sauie 81
geben, fuuroe Elm angeiteuter oel
Snloons bon einem iungen Resc'
Inn elm 5trei4bol8 gefragt uno al
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@rnnbeiaenrnms. uebertraaanaen.

Srieori6 Neinharb uno Stan an Sraa
9. M. Npps, @runoItiid an Der glort6
Stores Ctr; $500.
6. 8eienber9 an 1arD @eSen6era.
@runoitiid i'm neueu GitbsSlod 4S3;
$500.
@. 6. @antt all Srant Seller.
@rnnoitild in aingiton 9etsbts; $500.
g. 6. @autt an Srant Seller,
@rnnoitiid in 8iagitou 9eigbts; $500.
Tibian Q, Ofeper an $. o. Meber
21.8 Ider 2anb; $40 Ii. q.
8iliam Stauuih on 8. s.. GnoIes
barot, 20 Gder 2ano; $685..
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y a.

u@ie balt 9u oenn Den 5uorine.
3igarrenreifenoen 10 raid
binausgebrodt?"
sd uerlauete, er iolle mir eine
3igarreft sur 8robe porrau-
den."
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Die Grpbe.

vaber gouarol &eute Morgen Gift
gu gum 8arbier geeangen, utto iett
8um aben6 fommlt 9l erit tpieoer
beiml"
Ser &erl bot mid in oie @eDlc
geidnitte1t, uno % babe ib BERN
Siridmirt probiert, Of Tie nod oidt
tpar."
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LokaIes.
glidminide 5ittn solbenea Su6t-
IGint Der rJreie Sreife fit
Seras".
Gan @ntonio, 5. Z. SUM 191!

San @ntonio, 3. Z. Sum- 1915.
Sebr eeebrter Serr Soni6fe,
@s gereidt mir CUR beionoerel1
8reltoe, Ser &eoaftion Der uSreieil
8reiie fir Seras" gu ibrem 5OidE-
riger Subildum nieine ber3liditell
@lidtpiinide 51 entbiete,t.
Woge Die uSreie 8reiie t. Seras"
nod oiele Sabre gum Segen oes
Deuti6tums, niht ni1r in uniernl
fHonen Stante Seros, ionoern i'll
nod biel groBerem l1mfreis ibrel,
Elab als grite bebaupten.
4ieies tpiinidt bon gort8em Ser5en
Sbre
GohItn q mttpusenherner
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Rad geroieuIt.

v@raf %. lit gum Mitglieo ser
2anoesberteioigungs GommiiIion
ernannt moroen2"
uSSa, nan bot ail boberer Stelle
erfabren, NIT Incident @rfolg er lub
gegen Die @ngriffe leiner 6rau gu
berteioigen meiB."
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IS 1T rfdtibL ooB m6ts porgdben muroe fir 3npn ouf sos oHedRete Gapm;
natts purbe orgeh@n fir 2pens oMr 5ronfe&ofp uo 5teern; ntdts puoe pue
ken fiji un8epobnide Gepurotnpn nfMe bon lnn1en uni nMts nuroe uorgeeben
fir Sumnun sur @ntNbaoamg bon 9oHagnren oMr zos9 nbGfunns BEL nnsladsfa1sn
benz og hoBoen lit eri6tib aus Sen oGgen 3men. oB Ole StneD nit eMent 8erhi
ION ugefabr enm Gent per Nfee brmben miro
Ser flenbe 9ommenhr ubr nen 3uhono erfdmn fuudId IN Dem .9ubGc Scr
bhe" Wogain:
uGu6 lnbea6hng oHer 0nfGdfGhn bat Der ipntiner 6rS ImeD I1 EWt
behpgen. bB er glomte os @eHt meroe porhhat breben; aMr nod einpn Do-
natn, ngnn Die neutrality-suspicious. @nprade Tn fDheBGb gMhm0 MAIDEN gbt err os
GebdF af Dit jeoob Ihrnimmt es mpoer elm sn0re, Der meniger grnbrng Dot
Dies Bot fs oeHid in Cos @ngees gest no Der Durfdbnnts Simp gubur nr
febsdg Gage i'm @ehhdH b6bt Die S0bs Ser Stnep8oe Ntent erudt gu hn uno
e fbt aus, ais OBJ Die 2ebensabehit oihr untrnebmnneen bemefn mer0en fam mon
Der an3obl bon 6abern Die wiaens fno in oRes 0ehbaH dn8urdn1
Morsen aperOen mir Die 5rase abr# geranhDortfdfat mo 5berfapn, rNAmdfa-
gen gimf eorhrn
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Sehs SIeiSd,er nnb apei 81,

Se6s 6leiider uno atpei Be-
iiter bon Stdnoen fir gebodtes
Sleiid, Jog. nSombureer" Iino ue-
gen 8erlebttng bes reinen aeabrungs.
mittelgeietes 5u elmer Strafe BON
$25 berurteilt noroen. 0asu font,
men nod Die @eridtsfoIten i'm 9e.
TRACE bon $t4.40.
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Mir beflaaeft uns iber Sic be


@ir beflagen ttns iiber Sic per-
losene 2onooner, Barrier uno 8e-
tersburger 8eridteritattung uno mir
baben ia aud aQen @runo oajh.
@6er f9lieBlid iino mir bier in ben
Ser. Staaten INNER nod better oa-
ran ols bic 8~ebolferung folhct
.2anoer, in 6enen Ser 2onooner 9e-
bel onr6 feinen 2ihtitrabl erbelit
miro. Sssn ser IN Sotoro. eincr
|Staot i'm i~ioamerifmii9en Staate
|8olioien erideinenoen 3eitiine Dia-
rio beiipielsueiie finoen mir fol-,
genoe Wahriften bonn europaii6elt
4rieesifnlplase: @ras, oie Salipt-
itaot unaarns bon ben Gerber be-
idoiIen. = Die Sransoien beidieBer
oie Seftiing Srnnffurt am Matn
mebrere Sauptforts fi1t6 bereits az
nontmen. Seftige angriffe ser
DentIben peroen BET Sannenberg
BEL Berlin bon Den &itfien abgeidia,
gen. Der &onig bon Sdttnober,
elm Oeutiher 8nnoesfiriA gebt 81
Sen gnelGnoern iiber uno erf[Grt
Dem Safer oen arieg. Die Eui-
len erobern aaliI1 BET Berlin.
Sic Gnglanoer 8eritoren Samburg;
Die gan3e 8eiasung bot fi9 ergeben
oariinter Der @roBber5og bon 8re-
men. 8iirgerrebolte IN Berlin
Sic 9roidfenpferoe miifien getotet
iperoen, nm Robrung fir Die Be
Dolferlng SIT liefern. Die Huiieil
morIhieren oif Berlin uno fteben
%9egenipGrtig Dor Suhpalfi, peniea
ailometer BON Berlin eutlernt.
Berlin miro BON ser 3ioilbeoolte-
rung ger1umt. 8or Dem SdloB oeS
&aiiers uno oes &ronprin3en iil6
@eldiibe a1fge5ogen. - DDS bietet
~oleroiugs nod oen Mriaona
I Slider uno Sen Cincinnati Simcs-
Star. ltno bon Den geoerapbii1etl
Genntniiien oes &oroto 9ioro f0n-
men iogor oieie 8ldtter nod prolific
rem. Cine. 6reie 8reIie.
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= 9eites Del uno @oIoIin erbGlt
man bon Der Slimp Oh &c., 400
O~It-g commerce Ctr. Reues Gel. Ero.
biz 1882. (Nn3)
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3n berrenten - Stpei m6bIierte 3trnz
mer nit ieporatem gineora. an Gtra.
feHbdbn aelegen. S6ones Commentator.
RreiSe mdbig. Rdhaufra9en 46f Inrz
phb 0be., am Ror6sgnoe Der Beit Cub
Gar 2inie. 9efepbon: Srabis 4t69.
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&ann biz SitncD Gar Oorteilbaft
betrieben mer0en?

aen @e6dft OF eS bn @inanen poer &orporohonen 9flbt miro, fam forHez
feRn, nem eS ae @etdebsofen nit ehbungt to emn mabign 9roft fir oas an
gGnte &upmal
Oe MISUNDERSTANDING in ben StoBen prroe elm GROCER Sell oiPr Staot or
Ft NIT 5anhrn 6Oeft tit unbaqo9nbor 9t nno Die 8oaplde pmoen ,nur 10 oteF pert
fn ne tie fir electromagnetic enhingen. Die 2ene bMn besab Gn Snhree on Dent
fna3nQen Grflge bs oHenhiben gonoeir transports
2obt ms tMn, OBJ Die vShep" onr @robe fehbn fnn iWt mem tie nidts be-
aQt 5u on ofFnttben lnfonpn Der ShaBm9rbeTerungen me an6ere GaHagerepr
orrnos @eealdofen e hL Sn Safdno, Ga, fb Die SHneps ft peRn Nonatn
i'm getne6 Die o0afan6 She 8s MIodohon4 bebRt, oB ole 9urffdnits@ar
1877 Ifeden per Sag 5rmfet Mo $3.50 o9 ugeobr 51a Gents per afee ennnmmI
Cine IN Sofpn, 9ry oorgenounene eame l1nkrnu1ung odt oaB Die Stnep8 bort hit
2urbnndt 5 25 Gents per Gar9Reue ennGmen On fdt oB ioe Soro@urs py
bdt Gle nemgHen gdrubsfoNn per geda 6aMn uo pdbuno in bhen 9GMn BEL ben
6efeQngen Die Soften fir eu3de 8eoorfsomRI f1uanfen, ergdt Rb nus ben Infer
udungen bod eneM intnum ausgabe un 6A Gents. Die fosm@n 8aben n5gn
ais dn @eipeI 0enen:
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Der ni9t eepobnt lit, utiiberleste
S6rite gu tunl nuB ieiner Cote
mol gang iifer iein, ionit tpiiroe er
nidt eben iebt ben 8rud nit @tl-
Jon poI8oeen boben. or muB ocs
feiten @lolbens leill, 0aB ibm 0us
2ono, merut es oles meiB, 8e6t
geben miro, ooB es in linn Sen Erie
ger edter amerifaniider TRADITION
"erfennen miro. @merifa.
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yaas.luoae

San Antollio, S% Gents.
COLLECTION. g~eitern. 9.f5 Gents.
Gottuniamsn . ErD0nffe.
San antpnip. Ser, Ii. sunni 1o15.-
grima CRUDE Cotton 5eeo Oil, 81
Gents bet @aQone.
Netp gorf, II. SUM. Spot 500
uno 1928; Suni, $500 uno 1928;
Sui, $3.50 uno 1894; auguls, S6.49
lno 1851; september. $3.50 ur1o
1852; ,Sftober. 1851 mnS 1862. Nos
bember. $6.5t iulo .$6.58; Gesember,
$s-53 uno $685.; Sauniar, $685. ano
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Die 1abiIaaffs hummer
eeffcf ftaeR DemtSeRlattS iaeltss
fipe perte 20 Gents.
uaeb ireenS eimcm pmnet int
Ecras eSer Int sen per. staa>
test 10 Geftts i~nsltsfiue porto.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-11

@erlanst erfobrene 9o6in NIT gu.
ten Geferen5en. Spredt Dor 514 @eft
StraBe ooer telcpbonicrt
Grodett 3076.