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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-29

Die Gbicasoer rSribune'
brinst Elm Bib, tpel4es bartlett, mi,
Der UlitabO, 2orb ROisberrp. Der beut'
1he 3aifer unb grpan elm 2ieb iineen
Deldes lautst: rDi. 4merifaner Diir.
fen iid niat gu ibr.r 9ertbeiOisune
riiiten". Rad Ceilings 4usfiibruns
bab Elm @is Derfeblt III Der ni9t sint
Idbrbeit beIeudtet, lit Der Wib, Der
bas Gbicasoer 9latt MAIDEN nil, ir
einem puntts ipenisitens miblunsen
ndmli9 ioipeit es ben aaiier ben,
Auartett einrsibt, Denn Der Sa4Ders
bait 1T senau eutsessnseiester Irt. sSr
elmer Rebe Dor Dem Reidstas, bic sr
iiber bic llria9su bes &riegss bislt,
tbeilts oeraanaler nit, bab sr gnelant
norsei4lasen babe, auiammeu mi.
Seuti9lanb unp ben Der. Stdater
einen Grisoensbunb gu bilben unb bab
GnsIanO ben @orIdlas 5uriidsepisien
babe. Oamit 1T aur 9eniise eripieisu,
bab Der beuti4e aaiier gessn Riituns
gen in bieiem 2aube abioIut ni9ts
ein5ufpenben bat, abeeieben babon, bab
er itets iebem 2anbe bas Re9t 5usrs
tannt bat, feline Qnselesenbeiten mad,
eigenen 8eIieben gu regeln. SGtte Die
Ghicdgoer r9ri6une" ben Gaiier aus
9elafen, 70 niirbe Der Wis bic pols
araft ber Dabrbeit bebalten baben,
benH bab Sapan unb England bic 9er.
Staateu pebrlos tpiiniden. 1T ofiens
bar. 5batiddli6 iu6t England jsbt
fhou bic Der. Staaten an bem auf.
bau elmer Debrmadt gu per6inbern,
inbem es amerifanif6e Sanbelsi6iffe
taptrt, bic betanntlid einen tpi1tiaen
8sfianotbeil Der Sesriiitungen bil6er
nnO fopeit cine Rotbtpenbiateit fir
Riiftunsen beftebt, bat iis beftimmt
nidt Oeutf9lanb geliefert, ionbern
9Hglanb, bas unfere Seere6te in Der
iddnblidffen Weife miBa9tet.
Stats probibition n lritt
nit Reuidbr in Colorado, Soma,
gBafbinston, Oregon, Soabo, Qrtans
FAB unb Siib.Sarolina in araft uno
tOenu @irginien am /. Nopember 1916
feins Wirtbf9aften f9liebt, fperbeu
feI5ebn Stddteu trodeu aeleut fem.
9sbrasta, galifornien, MihisaH,
GiorDatota. @ermont unb bas 5erris
toriilm aIastd lperben i'm nGfiten
Sabre iiber probibition abitimmen.
aus Der aufsdbluns Der Gtaaien,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-29

Die Ra6ridten bsbaupteI
ii9, bab Oeiterrei9 ni9t in bic Jor'
berunsen bes prdiiosnten, lpenisiteni
ni9t in ibrer 9eiammtbeit sinniliger
Diro. gs mare nidt iibsrraIdsub
penn ii9 has beitdtigts. Die cine 5or.
beruns, oab Der oiterreidiide 5aud'
bootfiibrer beitraft tperDe, tann MIDI
bepiligt ipsrbeu, obHe bic saHse Diier'
reiaiids 5eeresorsaniiation 81 aeritOs
rem. Ger Saudbootfiibrer bat Der
9luftras erbaltsn, ariss ssssn gan
beIsihiffe gu fiibren, er bat auf grunl
oieies 8sfebls bic ralnconu" anessrii'
fen unb bat ale @ori9riften, pel9e
has 00lterrs6t ppridrsibt srfiiqt. ebu
bafiir gu bsitrafsn, bieBe nidts anoes
res, aIs bab Der prGiibsnt Der Der
5taaten uno ni9t Der &aiisr DOH
Seftsrrei6s slInsarn Der pbsrite 9e-
feblsbaber Der Jlcite ieins 2anbes lit.
Mas Der prdiioeut als 9esriinbung
ieines gerlangsns ansibt, 1T pernunfts
pisris. Ser 9auhbooifiib bat ben
9aHasiersn poas so Minuteu 3sit sss
lafsn, iid in bic gOOte gu begsbeH.
Denn bas ni9t geidebeu 1T, neil bie
Wannidaft Der nQHcona" burd lire
Hopflpiigteit bic uebertrd1unq Der
paFasiere perbinbsrte. 10 trifft bic
Shulb bieie Mannidyaft uHb nitt ben
SaudbootTiibrer. Damit 1T aud
Oeiterreid gu osm gsrlans.n bereas
tist, baB Elm unparteiiihss GeriGt
bdriiber entideibst, oh uuter Beriids
iidtisung alIsr @erbdltHiiI. = ber
Sfu6tperiud Der ranepna" unb bic
srrpGbnte aopfloiigfsit ibrsr Manns
ihaft - Der 5audbpotfiibrsr ni6t
aue Derniinftigen 9sbingunssn erfiilIt
bat. - Wir gsben gu, oaB es iebr uns
angenebm ipdre, ipenn es gum abbrud
Der biplomatiiden ge3iebungen tdms
unb es III unfer iebnlihiter Wunfd.
bab iid bas permeiben liebe uub mir
ilnb foear bafiir, bab Seiterrei9 BIB 5iI
einem setpiifen 9rabe auf feline Reaie
persihtst, aber unmoglid1 lam man
ibm aumutben, bab es uuf ale Re4ts
per5idtet. sumaI penn Die Gorberuns
gen bes prdiibenten in Der lebten SHs
itans barauf binuusgehen, bab Defer
reid iid segsn feline Jeinbs nidt psbs
rem Ion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-29
Nies ano 1as.

2lm glsuidbrsidst, am GdmiEdg,
iinbei, ipis Der Guperinienbsnt bsS
itdbtifHen Gissntbums Jaiob 8. 0p,
rid, aefern bttanut CAB. lsiH WCfzs
iiait, babinststn psrbsn Der 9. Girdbe
iiHb ber 0inplap Wlorit am Ureitag
ben scuasn Tag I'M 1stritb isln
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-29

bisfst Banf sesonssn ipar. % p'e
gani bon BEN sebeimnibpclsn Wsrs
iHminben Gmitbs btna6ri4tigt MOT
ben mar, ipurbs Der Gbsd Rntarli4
itidt bonorirt. ...-.-..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-29

Das ab diebs 9reiben
oes bcuII1ea ytarlnes Atta9es, Tapis
tan SDgsep. NJ eIne Grmapnun9 on
pds aMerltuHll9e Spli, Ger SerDupss
flas letnet pisHe ent9egen 5u pIrteH.
Ss.si.uuI.W .ouyl III lssne oemertuns,
Dap N telneM 6IviiHIrten &auDe D.r
2yel. peilontl1e Gbre 10 ipenIg DON Der
Rleae seaglet Dlro, pie bel uns uuo
DIP EN- 4ustanoer, Der no6 pieiem
Sanoe tOmmt, bic Gmpfinbuns bat,
unIer Mtloe g.aiben gu lsin, penn er
llepi. ip.e oIe SeIelotguns oon Der
prene ais etn perehttates 9anopert
ausgeibt pirb. 1Jtan tam ibm audi
BARN peiItimmen, oaB bisrin gentle
@efdbren liegsn, lopeit es bic WiitgIiss
Der frember 9ptihaften betrifft. Die
Sipiliiatiou gebletet, bic 8srtretsr
fremoer Rationen nit Idtuns gu be-
banbeln uno lie DOT &rdntuugeu 81
i9iBen. Dieis 9fli4t pirb bon uns
ierer Ration auf bas S9aubIidi.e
Derabiaumt unb es tOnute ii9 lsi4t Der
5all ereignen. baB cine Ration sesen
einen fold un5iptliiirten 3uitanb eners
sifh Steluns uimmt. Gin Ibbru9
biplomaiii4er 8esiebunsen niirbe bas
Dtinbeits iein. Weuu uuier prditosnt
ni4t Elm fold ausseiprodeuer pros
brite pGps. piirpe er oarauf seieben
hdben, baB bic gbre Der biplomatii1en
Wertreter in uHierem aanbe befer ses
i6ibt pirb, aber in Wirtlidtsit bat er
biefes unaipiliiirte @erbaltsn Der
prefe ermutbist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-29
Nitt,uud, ben 20. 9csemher 1916,
Die gnalGnber haIten let

Die Gnslauber balten iss1
aud bic amerituniide grisipoit auf,
Siele Jredbsit pOlleu lie nit militia
ridden Yranoen re4tferiisen. 0s,
Erdiioent bat IN ielner mad 9onoor
sefHldten ytote ausbriidli9 ertlart
oaB militarii9e 0riinbe teine uebel-
trstuns ameritaniiher ReGte seitattsn
Steien proteit laBt Gnslanb unbea9.
tst. neil ibm bepuBt lit, bab Der prds
fibent feline Sonnerteile nur fir bic
WsrbanOeten auFIpart. aber bic 2luiirs
ten ii1 Der sr0blten @epaltatte i9ul'
big MAIDEN biirfsn, obne mehr aIs siz
neH proteit gu seuartisen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-19

nounced today by Col. d. A. Fredericks,
in command of the Central Division of
the United States Army. The encampm ert
will be maintained on the plan Of the
Plattsburg. N Y. school. 1t is expected
that nearly 1000 men from Chicag
and the middle west will take advan-
tage of the military instruction.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 19.-Army
officers here announced today that
owing to growing interest in pro-
posed business mems military training
camp in this city, the recruiting ofhces
would be kept open several days longer
The time limits originally fixed expired
last night. when sixty-eight names had
been enrolled. Holding the camp was
made conditional upon an enrollmen,
Of $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-19
AMERICAN GOODS RELEASED.
Most of Cargo of Steamer 0geechee
Delivered to Owners.

LONDON. August 19.-In the pres
ence of Robert =. Skinner. American
consul general Referee Holman Greg
DRY formally released yesterday most
of the 200 separate consignments seized
on board the American steamer Ogee-
chez last April. when she was on a
voyage from Bremen to New York.
The few consignments which were not
released include several whose owners
have not yet been notified that their
goods have been detained. In other
cases proofs of American ownership
have not arrived
In a majority of cases the goods were
released Internationally, but in a few
instances the referee required deposit
with the prize court of an amount of
money equal to the cost of the goods.
This money will remain in court until
the ownership has been fixed definitely.
1t is now certain, however, that none
of these consignments will reach the
prize court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-19
K OPS AS ARMY RESERVE.
War Department Will Be Asked to
Train Uniform Rank.

FRENCH LICK. Ind. August 19.-Ef-
forts to obtain the aid of the War De-
partment In training members of the
Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias. to
use Of arms will be made in a short
time, according to Brigadier S. Young
of Ada, Ohio. commander-iD-chief of
the Uniform Rank, who arrived here
yesterday to attend the encampment
of the Indiana and Illinois lodgemen.
Mr.. Young said it was proposed to
establish schools of training in every
city in the United States where there
are more than 500 Uniform Rank Pyth-
ians. A reserve of hundreds of thou
sands Of men would be created by this
plan. Mr.. Young declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-19

\ Gle arance lot of Cor
sets OF good quality batiste.
in med ium high bust. long
hip mi 'del, with two sets of
garteI >: also u few Ven
tliatD lg Corsets. Not all
sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-19
GREEK KING CONFERS
WITH BRITISH MINISTER
Also Expresses Desire to See Rus
sian Envoy-M. Venizelos
Also Active.

LONDON August liking ConStan
tine yesterday received Sir +. E. II. Ell
Hot, British minister to Greece, accord
ing to a dispatch from Athens to the
Exchange Telegraph Company, an6
also expressed a desire to see the Rus
sian minister Prince Elm Demidpff. NJ
Venizelos visited the ministers of the
entente powers and had long con-
versation with each of them.
The Hestia says that NenizelDs has
asked permission to delay the forma-
ton of a new cabinet in order to in
vestigate whether the policy of Gou-
naris the former prime minister. had
not rendered the international situa-
ton such that his own policy hence
forth would be impossible of applica-
ton.
Demonstrations Reported.
Saloniki dispatch to the Berliner
Tageblatt contains the following:
Throughout Greece street demon
strations are occurring against the
new note of the entente powers. The
popular excitement is growing. and i,
is regarded as possible that the Gou-
naris and Venizelos parties may unite
in a common policy.
Advices of a confidential nature re-
ceived from Athens outline what is
declared to be the policy decided upon
by former Premier FeniZelos. The out
line Is substantially as follows:
Venizelos affirms that he has no pre-
conceived bias against the central en-
pires What he wishes to achieve, the
advices state, is the union of all Gree X
territories, which in his view is only
obtainable now by fighting Turkey.
May Agree to Concessions.
NJ Nenizeos. ii is declared, may con-
sent to territorial concessions in the
Balkans on the condition that Greece
maintain a predominant position in the
peninsula, but her participation with
the entente allies now implies great
or demand, in the represented view of
NJ VenizeIos, since Austro-German sue
cesses augment the value of her inter
vention.
The former premier's object. Athens
advices declare. is to obtain for Greece
what Cavour achieved for Italy, and
he feels that she must have her natural
aspirations of becoming great power
in southeastern Europe satisfied or risk
nothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-19
MAY EASE WOOL EMBARGO.
Great Britain Expected to Permit
Larger Volume Of Export.

LONDON. August 19.-Announcemenf
of certain minor notifications of the
embargo on the export of wool to coun ,
tries approved as safe destination" !
regarded as the first step in policy y
freer expectation of wool which h; u
been advocated by the trade. Negoti a.
lions are under way for a consideral ht
extension of exports to the Unit ed
States.
A decision is not expected before ex,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-19

! Company and assigned to duty on the
coast defenses of Portland.
Leave of absence for two months, with
permission to travel in Japan and China
! is granted Veterinarian Aqulia Mltcheil
, I'd Field Artillery.
! The following changes in the ordnance
depa rtment are ordered
/ Lieut.. Col. Golden LII Ruggles. from
| the Thilippine Islands to and assume COM
mand of the Sandy Hook proving ground
/ N. j.
! Lieut. Col Samuel Hof. from the
armory. Springfield, Mass, to Manila, z. l.
! Mai William l. Westervelt. from the
arsenal. Watervliet. n. Y. to the Sandy
| Hook proving ground. n. }.
Naval Orders.
! Ensign ". T.. Cheadle, from Petrol
F.! to treatment Naval Hospital, Norfolk,
| Va.
! Ensign u. w. Hamilton. from Han
nibal to Henley.
! Ensign G. F. Jacobs. to Atlantic re-
serve fleet.
! Midshipman W. j. Nunnally. jr.. from
! Naval Academy to Birmingham.
Midshipman Raymond Burhen. from
| Naval Academy to receiving ship at
! New York
Midshipman A. p. Struble. from Naval
| Academy TO temporary duty st. Louis.
| Midshipman W J. Confer, from Nava
Academy to Vermont.
! Midshipman II. II. H. Harrison. from
Naval Academy to San Francisco.
! Chief MachiniSt J. A. Oliver, from
! Arkansas to home and wait orders.
| Machinist ]. A. Ward. from navy yard
/ Charleston, S. c., to Vermont.
! Machinist j. c. Parker. from Vermont
I to Arkansas.
Naval Movements.
+ The Sacramento arrived at New Or
! leans August 1S: the San Diego. al
Mare Island August Is; the Louisiana
and New Hampshire. at Vera Cruz Au-
gust IS: the Macdonough and d. al
New York August IS; the Cleveland
at La Paz August II, and the Pompey
at Makassar, p. l.
! The Des Moines sailed from Rhodes
| August IS for Alexandria. Egypt; the
| Saturn. from Tiburon august is fol
| Seattle: the Balch. from New York Au-
! gust Is for Newport: the Tennessee
from Cape Haitien August Is for Phil
adelphia. the Ammen from Boston Au-
gust Is for Newport, and the Hercules
from Norfolk August IS for Tangier
sound.
The Paducah. at San Juan. Porto
Rico, Will leave about the 10Th instant
for New York and Portsmouth. y. II.
The Tennessee has been ordered to
proceed from Cape Haitien to Phila-
II.
The proposed movements of the Den
YER and Albany, as published in the
movements of vessels list of the 18th
instant. have been suspended for the
present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-19

nc nth. as /: viii be necessary for Great
ISL itain 20 assure the retention of sur
nf lent supplies for the winter military
~ eeds OF herself and her allies II IL
IS 'ointe7i out that a freer wool trade
4 would do something to reduce Ems.
lands growing balance of imports over
' exports as wei as 10 steady the wool
market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-19
POSTUM HUNTERS" FEARED.
Masked and Armed Men Terrorizing
Two Kentucky Counties.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, August 10
"Possum hunters" have become active
in Caldwell and Christian counties
Kentucky, according to specials re-
ceived here from Princeton and Hop
&insville. In the northern part of
Christian county fifteen men masked
and armed Wen. TO homes of white
and negro people. Several persons were
whipped. Notices were left for the
residents to move from the community
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-19

At Princeton warning note and a
bundle of thorn switches were left at
the brickyard of J. X. McGoodwin, and
as result of the threat McGoodwin
has discharged his negro laborers. Mr..
McGoodwin is the father of Preston b.
McGoodwin. minister to Venezuela.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-19
MONTH FOR ARMY DRILLS.
Chicago Men to Have Chance to
Camp at Fort Sheridan.

CHICAGO. August 19.-The United
States civilian military encampment at
Fort Sheridan will open September is
and continue for a month. it was an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-19
Admiral McGowan's Will Filed.

BY the terms OF the will Of Rear Ad
n,irai John MCGOWAN. L. :. n. dated
April II. 1913. his entire estate is de
vised TO his wife. Evelyn Mct;owan. She
also is named as executrix.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-19

Handsome 3-inch Circassian
Molding Framed Pictures, size
16x20 glass: subjects include fruit,
fish. scenes and facsimles. Litho
and carbon prints.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-28
Die benttse Gage.

Die beltieen 9epefden boben mie.
Der eiinitige Na6ridten fir Die 9eut.
iden gebrodt. Sic boben one De
genangriffe bei gpern ouriideei6lo.
gen, bolten iid in ben Gtelungen, Die
lie ourd Dem goritpB ,erruneen 5o-
ben; MIR 2i5erne baben tie oniGei-
men aufgegeben. Ser 9artmallnsnei,
lprfopf int gliaB lit nidt bon Den
G%ran5oien mieoer eenommen, Jon.
bern nod i'm 8eiib Der Deutid)ell
lnih bei SutDalft in 8olen Daben Die
Ceuti6en ebenfans cine erfolereide
Sffeniipe ergriffen.
Sie nelien Aneriffe aaf Die Gar-
oaueaen baben bis jett MIR CUR ge-
iebing bes einen Gineaneforts Sum
8a.tifi eefiibrt. 9amit III na1 nod
stid1ts erreihf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-28
Sn Gnglanb idjeint man nit Sat
laden redlner at muleu.

9ei[s peritedt, tells perid6mt, fin
bet man iebt audi IN engliihen 8lat-
tern Die lleber5eiieitng eeduBert, 6ob
9eutihlnno militGriih nidt .suianl-
mengebaiien" Der6en fam -tuus 10.
piel beiBt, nie nid)t befieet tueroen
fam. 60 idrieb Die aSribune1 IN
einem 2eitortifeI am Ietten Sonntae,
0aB milit1riI6e Mutorit1ten, ipobr.
id)einIid Die BON Der oentiden 9roni
5uriidbernfenen omerifnnifden Off
siere. es fir bollit6noig auseeihloiien
boIten, bob bic aGiierten ben 4riea
oefpinnefi fonnten. Die 9orreipon.
oentin Der uEriburte", Die friiber aus
0oris 10 bielperiprefenbe @rtifeI fi'
oie 4Giierten ihrieb utlo ben Sun.
mem nno y@orboren4 aae oenfbe.
rem DISQUALIFICATION onoidten bolt
aebt nod 9eutihldno mo bon ba, ei.
nes @eIferen bele6rt. iiber Gnglnns
nod 8aris suriid. @os man 5piihei
Ben 3eiIen lieif. menn fie iiber Gna
LAMB. feline @eaierunq, oos @olf mi
bie Greiie Ifreibt. bos ldBt etil
griinnlife GnttGuidung Der iltnget
1ltliden Came erfennen. Sie lit en-,
bort iiber 6os @oIf. iiber oos Mill
tar. 9eionoers iiber Die Offisiere. 0i'
nit ibren Saabhunoen in ben Sriei
aieben. Ter arieg, 70 cine pr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-28
g. u. & q. 9.

Gnfunft =
$40. L Bon 5onfton, @aco nnb gorpus
@o. 3lgon Souiton nno aiiiienorten. :.
........... $50 boril,.
No. 5-gon goafum unb @iitenorten
tao nadm.
$40. 42-8on 8errbine ....9:05 borrr.
No. 44@on &errbiue. tdgIi1 ausaes
nommen 5otmtass ..7.45 abenbs
&bfabrt-
$40. 2-gad Soniton, 8aco uno Corpus
ebrtltt $40 born.
No. 4-Ga9 5oltfton nnb Riiitenorten
1920 nadlln
Wo. 6-Nn6 Doafum mo ai~ftenorten
.. ...f:4 40 nadlG.
No. 41@0o6 &errbiue ...S:10 BORN.
$40. 43-9a6 aerrbille, taelid, allsges
nommen Sonntags ....7.05 aben6s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-28
8iOer Die ubriefeitlidye @erorbnnns

SIN Worftfleden gerqbaulcn iii
Der ortsaniaBige @emeinoeor3t gum
gltrgermeiiter gefpabt noroen. 8ie
Der einige Gage oaraatf ms Nnnt
gebt, liebt er ben ionit als ebriora be-
fannten S6neioermeilter SderDein
sum- 5enIter oes @en1einbefotters ger
ausguden.
~8ns bnt Der Manu oageltent q
frogt in Der Nmtsitnbe ser SEER glr=
gerlneilter oen @emeinbepoli5iIten
Sul5ba6er.
,Melbe eeboriamit, er bat eeltern
abenb beim &ronentpirt 3mei 4riieeI
Bier eetrnnfen, uno SEER giiraer-
incur batten ibm bof oos gier oer-
fnteH."
aas Der Naturseididtsftnnbe.
2ebrer:: Isle gefoet, miiifen BEL
Der morgigen 8riifune Die perIdieoe=
men 8eroouungsoreone tpie seoft ea-
benz"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-28
s. a., II. & 6. IS. & 6. u. Depot
Shelley Oring Undertaking So.
Nutumubil : 8etrieb.
8eiSe Selepbone GIL.
(Gnaeiae.)
mubsrmer adb mnb smfdnetbeanterrid,t.

AtuUtFHtF ~kU9 HHU
NusIeaen. 3ni6neibeub Gnpaiien nts
Rdben eeIerut. GhIiilerirnen perfertieen
lire eigenen &leiber ipdhrenb bes 3ers
mems. SRI. 8. 6. 8efer, Manaaer. sol
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-02-19
FIRE At T|LLAR;;
DAMAGE $4,000
Three Stores Burn Early
Yesterday Morning, in Fire
of Unknown Origin.

Losses aggregating between $4,000
and $4,000 were caused early yester
day morning by fire which destroyed
three stores and a warehouse at Til
lar, Drew county, south of Pine Bluff
on the Iron Mountain.
The buildings destroyed we're all of
frame construction, and We're owned
and occupied as follows $3.50
Fain Grocery company's store.
E. p Terry & Co., general mer-
chandise, store and warehouse.
c. G. Gillespie's dry goods and cloth
ing store.
When the fire was discovered, about
. O'Clock yesterday morning, it had
gained great Roadway, and it was i'm
possible for the citizens to do more
than confine it to the four buildings
in which it had already taken a good
start. 1t is believed to have original
ed in the Terry store.
The losses are only partially cover
ed by insurance, although the figures
on the insurance could not be obtain
ed here yesterday. Mr.. Gillespie, who
is in business in Pine Bluff also and
who makes his home here, stated last
night that he will not resume business
at Tillar. and it is not yet definitely
known if the Terry and Fain compa-
MES will rebuild and resume business.