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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-06-30
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-06-30
STRICKEN ON BOAT. WOMAN DIES

CHESTER, Pa. June 30.-Alrs. Eliza-I
beth Baker. of Philadelphia. died in the
Chester Hospital yesterday. She was
taken i'll Sunday on a steamboat. She
was removed from the boat at Chester
and hurried to the hospital. where IL
was found she had been stricken with
apopleNy. Two sons, John Y. Baker and
Walter Bal y, arrived today, but after
| their mothers death.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-06-30
HERE'S A recipe
81 FOR CHERRY JELLY
By Marion Harris Neil.

Morella cherries are the best,
though any kind will answer. Put
the fruit. after stoning. into stone
jar. set in a kettle of water. and cover
the jar. Boil slowly for an hour OF
until the fruit is soft Put a small
quantity at a time into a jelly-bag
and allow to drip.
To each pint of juice add one pound
OF sugar. Put into a preserving
kettle, boil the juice for twenty. min
utes. add the heated sugar and boil
for five minutes. Pour into sterlized
glasses and seal with melted Parowax.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-06-30
sAvFs LIrrI.E snN AF1RF

CHESTER, Pa, June 30.--Georgc
Dougherty, IT.. 6 years old, was saved
from being burned to death by his
mother. at Crum Lynne. The boy was
playing with matches in the yard. when
his blouse caught fire and he was soor
enveloped in flames. His mother seized
a strip Of carpet from the floor and beat
out the blaze.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-06-30

Mention OF tho fact that you are a
Want AID reader is first-class intro
duction to real estate agents and own
ers Of all kinds.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
CARTWRIGHT SCHOOL
 RECORD

With an attendance record of over 99 per cent, the Cartwright school made high mark for the month of February. Out of 30 pupils. the aver age daily attendance was 49, and not one pupil was tardy during the month. Those on the roll of honor for Feb ruary were:
 Grammar grades Ethel Baker, Richard Barnes, Audra Cartwright. Moses Dills. Jacob Mann, Vollie Nickell, Richard Nickell. Lyle Rogers, Irene Rogers. Lois Rogers, Neva Root, Milo Root, Orrin Root, Jeanette Root. Dorothy Tompkins. Vera Wilder, Niv- ian Wilder, Irwin Wilder, Ruth Me- Carthy. Bessie Hiatt. Marine Hiatt. Nora Seleska, Myrtle Farrel.
 Primary grades William Mann, Henry Wilder Reese Ellison. A. J. Nensel, LeOta Lee. A. F. Nickell. Eari Dille, George Wilder, Emmett Cart wright, Miriam Dille, Brice Dille, Al lie DilIe, Ruth Hancock. Harry Mann, Odessa Lee, Earl Rogers, Lorena Rog- CTS. Harrana Diaz, Walter Doyle. Lola Nickell, Leon Diaz, Ivy Barkley, Sy.i- ney Barkley.
 Number of days taught. 19: number of days attendance, ?35; number of days absence, g. tardinesses. 0; num- Der of boys enrolled, 2s; number of girls enrolled. g; total number en- rolled, 5l: average belonginsH 90; average daily attendance, 49.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
MADMAM's GUN
Continued from Page One.)

probably recover From the time the first shot was fired until Phillips was shot down by F. C. Butts. an attorney, the bullets flew for half an hour. Policeman Deaver was killed when he attempted to arrest Phillips. Every physician available was called out to dress wounds or the victims.
 Shortly before noon Phillips walked into Dunwoody's office in the center business district. He firde two charges into the attorneys head, killing him instantly. He then went into the street where a crowd, at tracted by the shots, had gathered. He fired into the group; killing Padgett
 Phillips then began shooting into woundina several and killing Ash bell. He then took up his station on corner and began shooting at every person who appeared Hack cit was killed as he stepped from a building.
 Policeman Denver fired at Phillips and was shot dead. Butts then came up, firing revolver. Phil lips was struck and died almost in- stantly. Phillips had been resi- cent of Brunswick twelve years, was once mayor here, and had been q member of the Georgia legislature.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
''y ANNOUNCES
 MEN'S MEETING

With two of the most noted speak CTS in the country already secured the r. Ni C. A. announces a series l of Sunday meetings for men con 1 tinuing through the month. The meetings will he held at the Colum- bia theatre at o'clock on sunday afternoons.
 Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon f the
 Methodist Episcopal Church South. who is here to conduct evangelistic , services at the Central M. F. church will be the speaker this afternoon. Formerly professor of theology at Southwestern university, Bishop Mouzon is d specialist in addressing men, and will undoubtedly draw a large crowd to the theatre for the first meeting Special music will be l rendered by chorus composed Of the male voices of the churches of the city. which will meet at :; o'clock to practice selections for the meeting.
 Bishop Mouzon has also been se-
 cured for the meeting March II. H. will be followed March 21 by Dr. Edgar ]. Banks, the well-known archaeologist, who will give his fam
 ous illustrated lecture"The Bible and
 the Spade" Dr. Banks, who was formerly acting professor of an anci- bent history at Robert College at Con
 stantinople. organized an expedition to eXcavatc the ancient city of I'r, but after two years of waiting
 the Sultan refused to give his per
 mission for the undertaking. In 1903
 Dr. Banks conducted the excavation
 of the Babylonan ruins of Bismya for the University of Chicago. and
 discovered among thousands of Ob-
 jects the white statute of King David,
 pre- Babylonian relic. and the old
 est statue in the world. Dr. Banks will lecture at the high school audi
 tcrium on March 19 and 20, on
 Turkey and the Turks and the
 Seven Wonders of the Ancient
 World
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
RESTA AND WILCOX (Continued From Page One)

began at the twentieth lap. Although Resta was leading by the margin of full circuit of the coarse. the two driv- ers kept the ground, first one, and then the other temporarily being in advance. Along the level stretches they put on terrific bursts of speed and along the entire course the men received an ova- ton from the crowd as they pushed by. After the fortieth lap. Pullen, driving like a demon, gradually shook Resta, until he was trailing a quarter of a mile behind shortly before the forty-fifth lap was announced.
 Resta was working desperately to hold his ground and the crowds went wild every time this pair appeared.
 Captain Kennedy, No. :, who threw q wheel while racing past the livestock pavilion, hitting a lbystander in the head and knocking him unconscious, replaced the wheel and continued in the race.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07

yesterday, Mir. H. C. Myers. manager of the Arizona Nurseries and ranches, at the sales yards at the corner of Van Buren and Center, said:
 Our people are enthused more than ever over the horticultural prospects in Salt river valley. We are more sa- tisfied than ever that within a few years it will be shown that Salt river valley produces fruit which, in sweet ness and quality cannot be equalled
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
SWORD A GOOD CORN KNIFE

Church-This paper says that Flu rope is importing great quantities of agricultural implements
 Gotham-Wonder they wouldn't be- gin turning their own spears into pruning hooks-Yonkers Statesman.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
HIS SKILLED ARM

The Parent-And do ou think you can support my daughter in the style to which she has been accustomed?
 The Lover-Certanly sir, have ta- ken many prizes at tangoing.-Y kers Statesman.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07

anywhere. That this is generally real
 ized, is shown by the large number of small orchards that are being planted this season. Few people realize the vast quantity of trees that have been planted in Salt river valley as sold by the combined nurser, men in Phoenix during the past two months. This is not alone true of the Salt river valley
 The records for the Kirkman Nur- series Of Fresno show that throughout
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07

the southwest, including many points in Arizona, large numbers of fruit tr ,es are being planted. =
 Our Fresno Nurseries have averaged three carloads of nursery stock per day, leaving the plant for different parts of California, Arizona old Mexi- co and in southwestern parts of Texas. One order filled this year consisted of 200,000 fruit trees. This was sold as an orchard company in San Louis when these trees are bearing We have
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
GOOD ADVICE

MT Meekly-Our neighbours son is always thrashing my boy. What shap l do about it?
 Lawyer-Teach him how to fight Ten dollars, please.-Boston Tran script.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
HAD SOME GOOD TIME

"HoW's vacation, Johnnie?
 Bully. Fell off a shed. most got tipped over a beehive. was hooked by COW. Jim Spindles lickeo me twice, an I got two stone bruises an a stuff neck,"-Zion's Herald.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
A MATTER FOR A HIGHER COURT

'I cont understand why Matilda has sued me, Judge protested the de- fendant in a recent breach of promise suit. '1 only did the asking, while she did the promising. g.'-Judge's Li- brary.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07

A rema rkable case is puZzling Phila- delphia doctors. It is that of a child in whose head a sound resembling the ticking of large watch can be dis tinctly heard.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07

Opispo County, California. Right in our Phoenix sales yard we have been doing a splendid business. With the prospects of a canning plant in Phoe- nix. many owners of small farms throughout the valley are each plan
 ming to raise an acre or two of fruit. This. added to the regular fruit or chards. will in time yield a tremendous may have been established in Phoenix sold many citrus trees, but the people
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07

2 One of the big nursery tree producers now located in the Salt liver valley, is the Kirkman Nurseries. with two nursery tree propagating plants in the valley, and with forty acres in the or ange district set out to fruitssand vines. The Kirkman Nurseries afE primarily q California nursery coHpany. who have been established for sixteen years in Fresno, California.
 Speaking of the: Kirknlan Nurseries
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07

Standard blue or red Handkerchiefs ...... SC Good socks black tan. . for Z)c Silk Four in Hand Ties 1Oc and 15C 70-15 count Percale Coat Shirts for dress
 49c Light Dress Shirts. high low, attached collars .kSC Sosette or Crepe Shirts, with or without collars coat style SSc Mushroom, pleated bosom and plain,
 S0-90 count Percale Madras Shirts. .SSc Good Turkish Towels. s...............-.. lOc Checked Nainsook Union Suits for men 4O( Soisette Union Suits for Men ..........9 .9Sc Boys Shoes, all leather, good shale
 to 1s sizes .....................S S1. .49 Boys Shoes all leather. good shale,
 to 5i-2 sizes .........,..,....... S1. .69 Misses School Shoes heavy Calfskin, PIP to sizes .................,S1 .49 Chds School Shoes, heavy Calfskn,
 s1-e to F sizes ..................S S1.3j
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07

Columbia American prints, calico yd 5c Lonsdale Cambrc, yard ............1 1215c Hope Bleach yard ..................S 3(. Beautiful patterns Dress Ginghams. yard.
 S1-3c and Sc Manchester Cambric, yard IF 1-Zc Good 36-inch Percale. yard ............. 1Oc Pride of the West India Linon,' yard. 1Oc Heavy Unbleached Muslin, yard ....6 -4c good Bleached Muslin yard 6 -4c AmoslSag Apron Gingham yard ......-. 7C Pequot Sheetng, 9-4 width. yard. ...... 29c Toile du Nord Ginghams, yard. 12 Pc Laces and Embroideries. ......... lc to Poo Red Border Towels, 1sx3e-2 for ..... .25c The best biggest Work shirts in town .4Sc Good heavy Children's Stockings, all sizes, for ......................... .25c Ladies' Silk Boot Stockings. gs............. -25c Ladies' Pure silk Stockings ..........-4 -49c Sheer Lise Thread Ladies Stockings .2,1c Good hard wearing Ladies' Stockings, for
 25c
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07

Has Old Man High Cost" been worrying you about the Shoe question?
 Childs School Shoes, heavy Calfskin to s
 S1.25 ChGrens and Misses Patent Mary Jane Pumps at Right Prices.
 Ladies Pat. trim Kid Juliets, turn soles..
 $1 .49 Ladies plain toe Kid Juliets. rubber heels turn soles ......................-S S1 .25 Ladies Pumps .....................S .S1 .49 Ladies Patent and Gun Metal Strap Slip pers ........................ S1. .69 Ladies Mary Jane Pumps ............S S1 .9S Ladies' Kid Shoes ................. $1 .25 Ladies Kid Shoes ....-............. $1 .49 Flexible Welt Sole Ladies' Shoes Nobny Lasts ....................... .49 Dishes. Utensils and Household Necessities at About 25 per cent. Saving.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-13
WnsIan0.

Die aronprin3eiiin Gecilie bat
ibren bel 8eroun in beiBem Sample
NIT BEN sSran5oien liegenoen Sc
mail NIT einem 9o6terben beIhenft.
0tittter imo aino befinoen fih o-ti
llmItanoen genaaB mol Die Ser
mabIling oes fronprin5liben 9aarcs
fano befanntlid om 6. SUM 1905
itatt. Der ebe unren bisber bier
Sohne entiprolien Die Grin8ell @ll-
belm, 2oilis Seroinano, Subertus
uno 8rieori6.
@ebeimer Maeoi5inalrat Gro.
feIIor Or 5rieori9 2offler, Ser @nt-
eeder oes 8ipbtberitisbosillus Der
Wfenlden 9alber ilno Gouben
GSS4), lit in @reifsmalo, no er ais
Brofeifor luirfte, geitorben. @r bat-
te elm gllter BON 63 SSabren erreid)t
nno 6etatigte lid in 8ablloien ipcrt-
pollen @erfen ailf Dem @ebiete Scr
9ofteriologie. gr mar Weit9lieo oes
Senats Ser Safer @tlbeIm 9(faoe.
mie uno pieler anoerer in- uno ans
ldnbiiher @elebrten gerefniglinqcn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-13

Giner iber garis fpntmenbem 9e.
peifle ams 6om su 5ulse fat bic ita-
liemiIdle &egiernns Oem Gtaotrat
mftgeteilt, man niirbe i'm Safe ci=
ner; Mobilmad)nng bic SdlmlbGnier
beuilben. Der Gtabtrat in6ge Dies=
besiiglid)e 8orfebrnnsen treffen.
slns San 9ieso in galiforniem
ipirO gemelbet, britiid)e, japantid9c
nno anitraliIde ariessidiffe batten
lett Wonaten bic Masoalemen Bah
i'm merifaniid)en Galifornicn als @er-
iOrsmnssitelle fir aoblen nnb anoere
8eoarfsartifel sebrand)t. Die ssadl=
ridt fonut Duu oem aapitGn Ses
flierifaniidJea Saifsfreusers pGniena-
Sa", iOllte aliu rid)tis iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-13
SnInuo.

lleber Die gebonolnng Ser Sf-
ii8iere lno Miannihaften oes inter
nierten oelltlhen areu5ers u8rins
gitel 6rieoride giebt nadItebenoer
erlaB oes ariegsnliniiters an stoni-
raj geattp, ben &on1manoanten Der
ogfacD 9aro@ in georfolf, 9lusfunft:
ggsa6 slnfinft oes Silfsfreu5erg Iii
Der gtapps goro laiien Sic iid BON
aapitan Sbieri6ien cine idriftlicae
geldeiniglng oariiber geben oab er
cen Sntertlierungs 9eoingungen
5uitinlint. gial6inerie uno Be-
ltiidung limo oltrd gntfernllng ein.
5elner Seile tentpor1r unbrauAbor III
MADDEN, ebenio ali6 Der ora6tloie &C.
legrapben 9lpparat. Der Gapit1ll
mitB iib I'M geanen ieiner ieiblt, ici=
ner Sffi5iere, wie 5einer MonnIfaF-
ten perpflidten, iid ipeoer elmer iinr
neutralen Sanolungspeiie ifuIoic
81 ma6en, nod oas onrh Die 8oroz
liernna beeren5te 9erritorinm su
nerlallen. Sffi5iere unb Mannlhaften
bebalten Guartiere an 8oro ibres
S6iffes. @eben Sic oen 9apitdn
uno ben Sffi5ieren @rlaubnis, gaor.
folf, Portsmouth, geetpport geeius
nno DO 9oint na6 8eIieben su be.
lilden ino geipdbrer Sic ibnen aud
tentporaren ltrlailb gum 9eIltne an.
oerer Staote. 9lutorilieren Sic oen
iefpeiligen Sffi5ier ponl 9ienlt, Ste
Ntonnl6aften abteilungsmeiie an
Sdno 81 berrlanben, porausgeiest,
oaB genannter Sffi3ier nit leinein
sSort fir 6eren 9fiiffebr einite6f.
@ionnidaftei oiirfen ii5 ni6t mei-
ter uls Eortsmoutb, 9forfolf, geelp,
bort gteips uno Slo 8oint entfernelt
- Iltf Dem 6lugplab ser gunOes.
arlnee BEL College 9art in Marp-
lano lit Der iiioamerifanii6e 2nIt.
ififfer Gecil 9ioli. Der erite, Der ilber
Die glnoen gefIogen lit, perilngljidt-
er itilr5te NIT ieiner Wfai6ine aus
elmer &obe bon 300 Sub berob. 9((S
Sillfe berbeifam, mar er bereits tot.
Ger Eraiioent bat oie 9lbIidDt,
NIT oent Mfarine Miniiter 0anie[s
iio6 San 8rancisco sur glusitellune
81 reiien uno BEL oieier Gelegenbcit
cine 5abrt onrh 0en Reconnaissance
81 ma6en, aitfgegeben.
glns @oibington miro eenle[.
oct, Dab Die Stimmeuredtlerinnen IN
Der lebten 3eit ibre glnItrengungn
perooppelt b6tten uno cine ungemeir
rege S6tigfeit erttuideIten.
Sci einem StraBenfompf in
9felporf, g. s, 8tpiiden Ser 8oli8ei
iino Streifern tpuroen aipei Streifer
nno Elm itnbeteiligter 3uidlnuer ges
idoifen lino ihiper bertpunoet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-13

aapitan gentnant sbierfeloer bai
bente 0nrdJ bic oeutide SotidJaft i,
WaibinstDn 6ein Staatsbepartemeni
mn Die Grlam6mis nadgcindt, isiu
SdJiff Den rGronprin5 @ilbelm4
nnterind)en, mno ipenn Geparatmreu
nOtig iino, ansbeiIern sit laiIen.
6iner Yetersbnrger Gepeide ~
5plge baben Die Sentidem DiIoust,
in Woro-Hoten luie6er beidpiIen.
Die 8entidJen baben Sie geid)ie.
enng bon 9es Giparses i'm Noebre-
Siltrift, Sas bic syramsoiem nenlidl
beiekt babens luieber beeomnen.
pSentihlanS fennt bic Seele
JraafreidD's iiidDt" bat Der framsSii-
fd)c Erentiernfiniiter gipiami neultdl
in einer ieiner Offentliden 0ieoen er.
flart, uiiub oafiir leioet lie lest stra-
fe. 9san, Die Strafe lit ia borIaufio
nod ans5nBalten. 1lebrisens bai
Gentfdllano, alIem anideine nad,,
Die Seeie sfranfreidjts ie6r biel bel.
Ter sefannt, als Jranfreid) Die seele
9enHdlano's; bonn ionit iuiir6e iid
6rantreidD fdiuerlidJ in Sieien Grien
eingelaiien baben.
Sci Der Gr0ffnmna beg Sanotaas
BON GlIak-eotbringen betunten Sc,
Gtattbalter, 1r. pDn Galluib unf
Der StaatsiefretGr Graf Roebern, 81,
Satiadle, oaf GlIaf-eotbrinaen nid,t
MIR pfidjteetrem Der Ginbernfnno
gefulst lei, iOnbern DAP and bieIt
feiner S0bne freiiuillis 81 ben ;sa6,
men seeilt ieten, nm fir oes Batter.
Ian6es ginbm nmb G6rc III fampfen
8eiOe 6erren erflGrten, bab, trot
alien asriifmnsen, Die slnsiidjfen Ieli
aiinftie feien.
Irob aler Ariegs6eorGngnis mill
bic geriualtnng bon Berlin bic Sor.
tigen GleftrisitGtsiDerfe faufen nns
in eiaeueH getrieb ne6mem. &c,
Gtnotrat fat eimitimmig bic 9iieieu.
iiiunte bun 1870 Millionen Marf, 70
biel fuie $32,5O0,000, fir bieIer
3iuef beiuilligf. Ter @orort Sd6ne,
BERG giebt sur 3eit cine sroke Sum,
me fir Griueiternng feines itnier.
prnnobabn : Sbftems ans nmb SaS
siseutlidT Berlin bant cine mere
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-13
ans H1erise.

@arrnn5a bat ilnlerer Hegie=
RING ntitgeteilt, er meroe oen @meri-
fanern III Der s&auptftaot, ipeIhe Ste.
Staot 5lt perlallen ipiinihten, elmer,
3ng bon 0era grll5 aug CUR 8erfiiz
gung itellen. Der iie bei Smetusco
pier5ig Waeilen oftlih pon Der @aupt-
iiaot alifnebmen llnb nod 8era grns
bringen Tonne. glIl5u piele fueroelt
bon oieien freiinolihen glilerbieten
mol niAt @ebrauh MAIDEN.
Nus 2areoo miro gernelDet, stpl=
Ii6en Ga Sarita uno @iiintdita, orei-
BIG Meileu fiiotueltIih non Rnepo an-
re0o, iet es am Montag 3li elmer
elmer lutloen Sbladt eefonimen, in
Ger Die giaiitas nollitdltoig geIdla-
|gen ieiell. "a oieie Na1ridt bon Den
Garratlsiltas itann1t, 10 miro man
ibre geltdtieune erit abiuarten mill
fen.
General Sbregon fat iid ge-
meigert, auf oas Gerlangen ein5uge-
hen, oie sSranerl lmo &inoer aus &C.
laDa 5li entfernetL Inn lie iuabreno
oeS Observation-Disclosures altBer Sc
fabr 81 brihge.n 9as gerlongen
wltroe BON Dem oeutiden, Dem from
6oiiihef1, Dem enaliihen ino oeln
onierifaitiIfen aonIlll geltellt uno
Gbregon ioll erfl1rt baber, er balte
eieie eiainiidilng Sremoer in neri-
fdnlfd)e slngelegenbeiten fir pollfoni@
men ltnnotig.
Die 9epei1en aus 8ropnspille
entbalten nod INNER bas aIte &c
idpas iiber Die groBe Gdlaht, Die
fonnmen ioa. 8is iebt baben rur flei-
nc 8ldnfeleien ifatteefltnoen.
@ie nus Brownsville gerneloet
miro, lit oas 2uftidiff, oas fih oie
@arran5iftas in Motomoros gefanft
battert. beim eriten 4ufItieg idon ber.
ilngliift IT, es miro Idngere 3eit oat-
ern, bis es repariert lit.
Bie aus Brownsville gernelDet
miro, bat Die 9eihieBung BON 0fa-
tamoros onrd) Die 8iliitas belite III
Grlit 6egonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-13
aarje lltbtridt.

&apitan 2eutnant Sbieriel=
Der il,d,t nm bic Grlaubnis madl,
ben r9runprins 8ilbelm" nu-
teriudlen nn0 ansbeiiern 5n lai=
fen
Die 9e,ttiden bontbarbieren
ipsebsr GiiOmek.
lie Nasbalenen Ban ioll
I'D Station fir enslildje nn6
. iapaaiidje ariessidiffe iein.
Die qpn6omer ysimes1 ia.
estt bic 6esier,ins.
@initise ssinansiase in
Demti6lano ipirb onrdj riefise
itaofisde ltnternebmnngen unS
prsmpte 3ablnna Der Gnlelbe
be.uiefen.
@5iaF Gotbrinsen's eano-
iRy ~ tNpflHtt.
Serind5e Der 9llliierten, ynl.
sarieu sitin Anidlnf 81 beipe-
arn, idllasen febi.
aapitan 9emtnant S5ierfel-
Der beridJtet iiber oie sSahrt
bes raromprins @ilbelm".
Die 9emtiden beidjiefen ecs
Gfparses.
Ger ssilbelmima Sal i'll
lest eeregelt.
4rentier : Yiiniiter gipiani
pbantaiiert bun Ser Seels
sSranfreidls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-13

Su perrenten 3fpei n6blierte 3ins
I1er init feparntent gin9ang. an Gtras
benbabn eelegen Sd0nes Gpmmer6eir;.
Prefie mdBig 9ind5ufragen 46t N9ars
pbb slbe., aru Horos@nbe Ser gSeit gno
Gar Qitlie. Selepbor. Srabis 416S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-13

y Sid in Die gerbdltuiiie fiigeil
fornen, lit immerbin angenebmer ols
id, fsiaen nliiiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-13

Gonarbo Eamaris bon Der Saliptita<i
W1erifo, Jest in @erbinoltng nit gobbs.
gsfrioee & gobbs, 9fe6tsdnipdlte. ia
-720 8raob= @ebdiibe. Gan antorin.
Ser. lit borbereitet. 9iedtsfdlIe hier pDcc
IN Mericu 81 iibernehmen. (Nnaeige.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-13

geites Del nno @aioIin erbalt
man bon Der Slinip Oil So, 400
Sit-gornnteree ctr. geenes Eel. Gra-
bis 1852. (slns.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-13

syran Gbas. slI6redlt, 1898 Sftsgprls
nierce Ctr, Gan glntonio, Seras, Iiefert
friid)e 8lumen. 8Iumenftiide, Bouquets
uno gflansen. geetsgflou8ell clue Gpes
8iaIitdt. Sel grodett 1892. (str5.