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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
REVIVAL LADY W1NDERMERF-S
FAN EMlNENTLY SUCCESSFUL

In the midst OF season Distress
ingly bare of distinctive. striking
theatrical performanced. came to the
Academy last SHIT an exceptionally
6 .atIfying and satisfactory perform
ance OF Oscar Wildes brilliant cynical
and clever comedy satire on London
society and morals of his day and
time Lady Windermere's Fan" Miss
Margaret AEslin after trying more or
less successfully season after season.
works of the modern writers notably
the lamented Clyde Fitch. dragged
out from a temporary oblivion and re-
vived .his sterling cd drama that has
had a place in the refertory OF every
ST ock company n the country. That
acting is by no means lost art was
very 10 chilly demonstrated by not
only by her her own characterization
Of Mrs. Elyane but by the work OF an
almost aV-star cast. with which she
has surrounded herself. the company
being one OF metropolitan caiibre IN
quality of individual talent and in size.
me pungant. scinti.lating, epigram-
matte wit of the Inflated and pathetic
aufho- was never read here with more
expressiveness and skill than It was
iass night by the star and her COM
pvtent colaborers The most amazing
feature was the GOODNESS Of the audi
eI.ce. its utter refusal TO appreciate
he efforts of the actors. strikingiy
aft line of the dialogue read:
"A cynic IS enc eho knows the price
of eve ~ything and the value of moth
ing" If this be granted there was
goodly sprinkiing of cynics on hand.
Miss Ang.in's performance OF Mrs
Erlynne was a vivid portrayal OF THIS
hapiess, pathetic figure, finely drawn
.,a,gt-x Ian .SI h9t
he stomp &c excellence. to be expect
ed of one with her long and varied
- age xpe fence. Ably supporting her
with rare effectiveness and admirable
restraint, was Florence Carpenter. VINO
played the almost equally emotional,
but far less tragic character of Lazy
W'ndermere. Ruth BoncicauN as the
Duchess of Be -wick played with
very perce Ltihie sense OF the humor
and satire required in the enactment
Of this shorts sighted. shallow-mlnded
oman. Donald Cameron gave
smooth and acceptable performance
of Lord Windermere. TAe comedy
laurels restcd very palpab.y on the
brows of Sidney Greenstreet as Lord
5 seGs us aua Wallace Wie3ecombe
as Mr.. purlby. and the really bril-
liant caricatu1es of these two artists
sh0ne Fesplendently. An old local
favorite too must not he overlooked.
Stanley Dark. whose Lord Darlington
d and of a high order of
merit. And so on through the entire
iist ol characters even TO the small
bit of the butler every part was play
ed with serupuious care. And Slen
there was an ar of ELEGANCE and dis
G Eliminating taste about The stage set
tinrs thoroughly In keeping with the
sur passing excellence OF the present.
ing company Altogether II was a
performance to be remembered and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
Brief No.es.

Petersburg. Va March 2.--Peters-
burg Chapter. Daughters Of the Con-
federacy, are completing arrange
ments for a "fuil 'ess' bali to he
held in Library Hall on Easter Mon
day evening for the benefit of the
Malone Monument Fund
A masquerade hall for the beneht
OF the building fund of Birth Achem,
tie Hebrew synagogue being erected
in North Sycamore street, will be
given by the Ladies' Hebrew Auxil-
larry Society at Library Hall. Wednes-
day. March 8.
At a meeting of the board Of police
commissioners held last evening Sub
st,,utc Police Officer Ernest Heath
was elected o regular to succeed Ol-
f,cer G. w. williams. resigned. MT.
Cary Eanes, son OF Detective Eanes,
was elected substitute TO fiji the
vacancy caused by "Skinnys' promo
ton.
4 telegram has been received he-e
announcing the safe arrival in cae
foreign fields OF Japan OF Rev. ara
Mrs. j. Woodrow Hassell. who left
here on January 70 Mr.. Russell was
for about two years the beloved
nss,or Of the Third Preshyte -ian
Church OF this city and resigned 70
take M work. with hts wife. formerly
Miss Archibald Mc1llwaine Friend. IN
Japan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS
President OF American Society Deliy-
ers Address at v. =. I.

Especial to The Richmond virginian)
Blacksburg. Va. Mach 2.--'rhe
Engineer In National Affairs was Ne
subject of very able address to the
students and faculty OF the virginia
Polytechnic Institute Monday night IN
german club hall bv Calvin w Rice,
he president OF the American So
ctety OF Mechanical Engineers. The
lecture was profusslv illustrated with
lantern slides showing views IN Ger
manv and of the old Dutch museum.
and showed the INCREASING rarticipa
tion of the mechanical enT'nee- In the
q s~airs of the country. Sorrn ~ the
subjects discussed were the Pan
American Scientific Congress to b.
held under the auspices OF the State
Department at Washington this fall,
the International Engineering Con-
gress at San Francisco In September
the Standardization work with refar-
ence to engineering equipment and ,le
Of a reserve corps Of civ
il,ar engineers to cooperate with the
army and navy in comprehens
plan OF national defence The views
~ the Daatsches museum in Munich
bowed the progress of some of the
principle arts and crafts from the
beginning until the present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
Happenings Of the Day From All Sections Of Virginia
OPERATION FATAL
TO Mr.. HUICElESON

Staunton. March George A.
Hutcheson. deputy she iff and jailor,
died at Franklin Square Hospital In
Baltimore at an early hour Sunday.
He went to Baltimore about ten days
ago for treatment. accompanied by
Mrs. Hutcheson. having long suffered
from bladder trouble. for which he
had undergone seve al operations
here. An operation was performed
last week. and on Saturday his con-
d.tion became SO grave that members
of his family here were summoned tn
Baltimore. reaching that city in time
to see him alive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
PTTTSYLvANIi FARMERS
SEEDING PLANT LAND

Chatham, March Last week as
a whole was very good for farm work
other than p'owing owing to the raip
early in the week but with the sun
shine OF The week END. land will be
In excellent condition. and farmers
who are behind in turning land Will
make good use Of the opportunity.
Seeding of plant land is we'll under
way and II current rumor means any
thing the acreage planted to tobacco
this year will be much less than last
year. The wheat crop lis looking
fairly we'll and II the yield Is the aver
age the largest crop for several years
win be harvested. which IS due TO the
increase in acreage seed
ed last fall.
The dealers in fertilizer are not ex-
pecting to do the business this year
that was done the last year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
YOUNG GIRL IS
ATTACHED BY NEGRO

Newport News. March Miss
Matte Grey, aged fifteen years. daugh-
lei o. q Ia 'mer near Hampton. was
attacked Sunday by an unidentified
negro while returning from church.
The girl. followed by her sister, was
passing through strip of woods when
the negro seized her. When her sister
came up and began to scream the
negro. who apparentlyc>t thought the
girl was alone, fed.
City and county officers were noti-
hed and are securing the surround
Ing country for the fugitive. One
suspect was taken into custody today.
The girl says she can identify her as
sailant,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
RUTHERFORD NAMES
SPOTTSYLVANIA BOARD

fredericksburg March 2.-JudEe
Rutherford. OF the Circuit Court OF
tsulpeper County has appointed j. w.
Coons Edgar Wayland and Bruce
stark of Culpeper, to compose
board of review and equalization
authorized by the tax laws passed by
the Legislature. Every county and
city in the State will have to appoint
a similar boa I'd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
PETERSBURG
DISCUSS BUILDING
AND LOAN MOVEMENT
BUSINESS MEN
HOWEVER, DEFER ACTION
ON PROPOSAL.

Petersburg. Va, March AT a
largely attended meeting OF business
men composed largely Of members of
the Chamber Of Commerce and OF the
Retail Nerchante Association, held
IN the rooms OF the Chamber OF Com
merce last evening. the question OF
the organization OF a building and loan
association was thoroughly discussed.
The meeting was addressed by K.
v. Haymaker. Of Defiance. O.. organ
ixer of building and loan associations.
but no DEFINITE steps were taken for
organization.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
COMES OUT As CANDIDATE
IN PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY

Petersburg, Va, March Is. b.
Williams. n prominent and progress
sive citizen Of Disputanta, Prince
George County. has announced his
candidacy for commissioner OF revs.
nue. of the county In opposition TO the
incumbent. J. c. Burroughs. who has
Allied the ONCE of commissioner OF
revenue Of the county for more than
twenty years.
The announcement of Mr.. Williams
makes the fight for the nomination q
three -cornered affair between him.
Mr. Burrou''1s and J. B. Bailey. all
three OF whom are residents OF
B.aAacn alEisterial District.
The election will he closely con-
tested and Mr.. Williams expresses
confidence in q fighting chance to win
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
Gcthcr school 20 Eltcrtain.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian)
Gether. Va. Mars, 2.--There will
be an entertainment at the Gether
School on the night Of March 26.
There will be several plays and re-
freshments for sale. All are cor
daily invited.
Mrs. J. r. Kidd. after spending a
week in Richmond, returned home
Friday.
j. II. Richardson and two lit
tie girls, Ruby and Nancy Lee, after
speni.ng several weeks with Mrs II.
Willis. of Dillon. South Carolina.
returned 80 her nome near Bagby,
last week.
Miss Roberta Thornton 1. visiting nc
he home OF M. ]. q. Broaddue
NJ .rs.r~ Broaddus. sJr.. and Miss
Bessie Upshaw were married In Rich
n.oa On thursday February 26, and
after spending several days In Wash
.ngton, returned 10 their home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
POLICE REPORT SHOWS
ass ARRESTS IN FEBRUARY

Petersburg, Va. March 1.-The re-
port Of Chief of Police r.. F. Ragland
for the month OF February shows
total OF ass arrests. slightly more than
SO per cent of which were charged
with drunkenness The offenders were
classified as follows: Assault and bat
terry. 9: assault, is. felony. o. fugf-
tives from justice. S; larceny. IS:
iunacy. 8: misdemeanor. 30; trespass.
Ia: vagrant. 3. violations OF city
ordinances, 81; drunks. 146.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
Rnilainr Amherst Roads.

Amherst March 2.-The Amherst
Count road force is ENGAGED In re-
pairing he hill on the macaaam road
h. 5isa Madison Heights. Rock Is
being laid on parts OF the road and
the steam roller is being used to
press sem down. The hill has been
In bad condition during the winter
and the improvement is welcomed by
those who travel the road.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
ZACHARY TAYIORS
GRANDDAUGHTER DEAD

/. Winchester. March 2.-4Miss Sarah
Knox Wood. the daughter OF General
Robert Crook Wood, United States
Army. who was Surgeon General OF
the army In the administration OF
President Lincoln, and OF Mrs. Anne
Mackall TAYLOR Wood. who was a
daughter Of Genera. Zachary Taylor.
hero of the war with Mexico and
Prexisssn n. -es. the 1Initea Sta4esy died
at IL o'clock yesterday morning at
her home on North Rraddock Street.
this city. following an Illness that
had confined her 70 ~ home for ssv-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
LAST OF "BUNDIE DAY.
CONTRIBUTIONS DISTRIBUTED

Petersburg, Va. March 2.-The
last OF the many packages contri-
buted to the ci'ys poor on bundle
day" held several weeks ago. have
been carefully distributed among the
needy Of the city hv a committee com
posed Of representatives Of the King
Daughters, Petersburg Hospital SAL
vatIon Army and several religious de-
nominations.
Through the aid OF the public school
teachers a number Of needy children
IN the schools were given proper
clothing and the results Of bundle
day were far reaching.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
LECrST,A TOR
DIES SUDDENLY

Nashville March al. c.. Ander-
son. president of the Tennessee State
Senate. died here late last night. aftog
an Illness OF uremaic poisoning.
He came to Nashville to attend the
session Of tho LEGISLATURE. which con-
vened Yesterday News OF his illness
caused both branches OF the Legisla-
ture TO adjourn without transacting
business.
Mr. Anderson lived at Jackson. and
was a lawyer by profession.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
Mrs. Leila A. Walden.

Petersburg. Va. March MFRS.
Leila A. Walden. wife OF Joseph NJ.
Walden, we'll known and respected
lady Of the West End died at her
home. II47 West High Street. at 500
o'clock this morning after more than
twelve months OF failing health.
Mrs. Walden was in the thirty-third
year Of her age and besides her hus-
band is survived by three small boys.
her mother. Mrs. L. r. Sanford; one
brother and two sisters, p. B. Sanford,
Mrs, Baker Walden and Mrs. Il. II.
johnson all OF this city. The funeral
arrangements have not been COM
pieted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
MISS SARAH X. WOOD DEAD.
She Was Niece OF President Zachary
TAylOr,

winchester. Va. March miss
Sarah Knox Wood. daughter OF the
late General Robert Crook Wood. Sur
geon- General in the United States
srmy during the administration OF
President Lincoln. and niece or GEN
eral Zachary Taylor. President Of
United States, died yesterday. She
we horn at q Western frontier post.
where her father was stationed. but
claimed Louisiana as her home state.
She spent thirty years In Germany at
the home of her sister. Baroness ".
Grabow. whose husband was once
Prussian Consul General at New York,
and later Minister to Venezuela Her
mother was frequent visitor at the
white house during her uncle's ad-
ministration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
FARMERS UNION
MEETS AT BOyDTON

Boydtcn. Va Mach 2.-The Far
mers' Union OF ',s county met in
Boydton On Monday and were In con-
ference with several fertilizer dealers
the day. There was 4
large attendance and III rcsembled
M old iirae, court day rather than
the usual Monday The nne condi.
ton that opr Improved roads are In
and ths beautiful spell ct weather
~ are srioying accounts Tor tho larno
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
Miss Kate W. Gnntfcr.

Charlottesville. March 2.--Miss
Kate ". Guntber died at her mothers
res4dence In Washington yesterday
morning.
Miss Gunther was the Errnddaugh-
ter or the late william n. Southail, Of
this county. and q niece OF the late s.
v. Southall.
Funeral will be held from Christ
Church. OF this city. at ID o'clock to-
morrow lnterment In Maplewood
Cemetery.
Miss GSfntler was lady Of mark
"a musical ability. and was also a
lin9uist She had beautiful char
acter and disposition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
Virginia Deaths


Pulaski. March 2.~-Mrs. Sarah
Pratt. eighty years old. widow of Cap
tain James Pratt, died suddenly Mon
,lav in Drapers Valley. Six children
Mrs. Josephine Allison. Mrs. c. G.
Allison. ]. H., r. T.. Charles and
Price Pratt. of Pulaski County: one
brother, ID. c. Sloan. and q sister,
Mrn. Annie Hughes, survive
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
TOD Az.

TODAY.
Academy of Musie--Mattnee Eco.
Miss AngHn In Lady Windemere's
Fam Night $50.
Bijou--~The Boys of Company H."
Night S,aO.
Lyric-Natinee, 3tO0g Night. Ts3O.
Vaudeville and pictures.
CoIoninl-Motioa Pictures.
experimentation pictures.
Rex--Motion pictures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03

Har 'isonburg March John G..
Yancey. Dr. recorder OF the town Of
Harrisonburg and a bookkeeper in the
First National Bank last night an
nounced himself cald'dat for treas
urer OF Rockingham County at the
election to be held in November aiis
year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
Mrs. Louise Borum.

LynchburE, March 2.-Mrs- Louise
Borum. e.ghty-two years old, widow
Of George NJ. Borum. for years cash.
Ter OF the Shenandoah County Bank.
q Woodstock, died here Monday. A
son, George Il. Borum. OF LynchbarE,
u the last survivor OF the family.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03

Bro kn.al. Ma -ch AT called
meeting Of the stockholders OF the
bank OF Brookneal held here Satur-
day, resolution offered by the di-
rectors to convert this bank into a
national bank was passed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
RUSSIANS INFLICT HEAVY
BLOW ON AUSTRIANA

Petrograd, March 1.-The official
statement issued tonight. says the
Austrians have been defeated In
heavy fighting near Stropke. after six
attacks The Russians captured many
prisoners.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
DOCTOR DIES ON TRAIN.
Oycrsrertion Fatal to TT. W. Irving
Burns. Of Roanoke.

HHFIbH, Oh EVNNS1W6t.
Roanoke. Va, March ?.--Heart
trouble. believed to have been agra
waited by overexertion in an effort to
catch train caused the death yester-
day Of %. W. Irving Burns, nfty-nine
va : old, of Roanoke and Lithia. on
a Shenandoah Valley passenger train,
near Lithia, this morning.
DIR. Burns came from Illinois about
"A year ago. He had been practicing
medicine near Snowvilie until recently,
when he located at Iithia, and he
was on his way to visit his family
when he died.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
D'Alton-Sa4Ilcr.

Petersburg. Va. March 2.-Mfss
Esther Dalton. OF this city. daughter
of Mrs. Josephine d Alton, and Mr..
Henry Sadler. of Su~ry County, were
united in marriage at o'clock last
evening by Rev. j s. Gresham, of the
Blandford NJ. + Church. Owing 10
a recent bereavement in the home OF
the groom the marriage was quiet
home afra.r. only intimate friends be-
ing present
Loheng -in's wedding march was
rendered by Mrs @. W. Hamlin, OF
Matoaca as the bride and groom en-
tered the pariors Of s,e home with
their attendants. Miss Rosa Hamfn.
Of this city. as maid of honor, and
p. I. Logan. OF Surry County, as best
man.
"r a~d MRS Sadler will reside at
Wakehali
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
AT THE THEATERS

one that should be seen by the de-
voices of real dramatic art when 1t
has its final presentations this after.
noon and tonight. G. p.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
F~nes~I Of Miss Mary G. Bowry.

FWUcx0A Oh Mhh1 MARY -. ooWHg
williamsburg. Va, March 1.-The
funeral Of Miss Mary c. Bowry. aged
forty-six years. who died suddenly
saturday light will take place this
afternoon - o'clock. The burial
will be In Cedar Grove Cemetery. Miss
Bowry had been to Richmond to visit
her cousin. Mrs.. Bates and ~etu~rrd
home about O'clock In the after
noon in her usual health.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
Afra. Mary ID. PnwcIl

McKenney. Va March 1.-The
funeral OF Mrs. Mary Duke Powell
wife OF DR. Epxene c. Powell div
tsion surer'nterdent Of public schools
NJ Dsrw.ddie County and president OF
me rank OF Dsnv'ddie, will take place
togposrow Mrs. Powell d.ed yester-
aay morning after a long illness. She
wns p~yenty years old. BESIDES her
huchand. she 70 survived bv the f6f-
.ipN1ne children: M,ss Bette Powell
Nh q. q. Medlock, Mira w. +.
fSNrfnr. NJ. George D. Powell. or Me-
4 lgIi J ma =. Ksnntdy Powell. 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03

,s.- pulasks, March 1.-THE !. country
residence OF Allen Hall was burned
Monday. Much Of the furnishings
were saysd. The lo6s = several thou.
end dol:ar4 with - izeansn1ee q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
John II. Kirby.

Lynchburg. Va, March 2.-The flu
neral of John II. Kirby, aged seventy
eight years, who died Sunday night In
ia home here. will take lace this
afternoon. MIR. Kirby has been a resi-
dent OF Lynchburg for more than half
a century He was q successful con-
tractor. He was me,-.ber OF the
Holy Cross Catholic Church. Besides
his wife, Mr.. Kirby Is survived by the
following children: Miss Mollie Kirby,
Mrs. r. r. Wingo. j. II. XII. by, d. NJ.
Kirby. r g. k.rby. j. r. Kirby and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS

I.ynchburg---fvanhoe NJ. Davis and
Miss leila Grim. of this city, were
married Saturday at the home of the
bride here by the Rev. W. G. Bogss.
pastor OF Centenary Methodist Church.
Lynchburg--Mr. and Mrs Alison
Berger. of Gretna, have announced
the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Bette Berger, to John c. Keats.
OF Poneroy. Washington. The we'd
ding will take place at Greenfield Bap-
list Church March ~
LynchnurS--M Annie Moseley
Thcrnhill as married Saturday 10
Mr.. A. sidney Nowiin, of this city.
"A, tho residence OF w w woodson.
by the Rev. q. f. Sans, pastor OF
R.vermon; Baptist Church. Miss
Julia Woodson was the maid of hon
or and John \, Moon best man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-03
Exlwarx. 4. Waugh.

a Lynchbarg. Va. March 2.--The flu
neral or Edward Ashby Waugh. aged
twenty three years, son OF A. q.
waugh, will take place today. Mr.
Waugh died Sunday night at the home
81 hts parents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-22

aurioiun bingeipieierL oaB 9ra-
fioeat 8ilfon. na6oenl am 4.
8e5en1ber Die Die anlerifanil9en
Sdifffabrtsirtereiien idtper i6doi-
ge1oe Seeuotlnsbia in 4raft getr.-
ten in ieiner am 6. 8e5ember beinl
3ulanlmerttrtt oes aongreIles an oie-
len 8lt ridten0en sSobresbotidJaft
bon neuem in einoringlihlter @eiie
fiir ieil in Der leBten langen Gon-
greBfibung nnerleoigt gebliebenes
Sie6lingsproieft, Die 8ergroBerllng
Der an1ertfaniiden aauffabrteiflotte
oltrd anfauf frernoer Sdiffe, eitt=
treten tperoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-22
Gnrse ueberlidlt.

9iinfird)en iuirb iuieSer bun
BEN Seiltld)em beid)oiieu.
Die Gniieit iitb Dor 2embers
tatiadlidJ sefdlasene
Get 8et miro sum GefGms-
mis- berrrteilt.
Die Glliierten sSlptte beab-
iidJtigt angeblid) eineii allge.
fmeinen Nnsriff anf Die 9ar-
banellen.
Sranfreid's ariessfrcoite
belaufen iid aiif 1923 Mii-
lipnen Dollars.
Gbriitian Se gSet lit bes
9odberrats Fdnlbig befnmben.
9eatider Seemann bebanp..
! tef, bic r2ufitenia" babe GG.
nDnen on 8oro eebabt.
Der enslildJe Sdakfansler
erbalt eiuen ySlanf Gbed", in
ben CT bic Snmme ppn 1000
MiiIienen Dollars bineinidrei.
ben fann.
Die Barrier 3eitnns p2a ei-
berte" ber6ffentfidt ein sSn-
terpiem Ses Eapites, oas iuabr.
idsinlid nidlt edit 1T.
Die serben iOllen Sara5su
beictt Baben.
Die 5ransoien beidieFen
@iiiniter I'M Glias.
Die siirfen melSea einen
Sies aas Sem 9anfains.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-22

Ms Berlin iuiro gemelbet, sir
Jiailem ieien Dor 2embers tatTaflid,
anf Der gansen 2inie eefdjlaarn it,.e
tie bielten ben &nntpf niir nod ani-
redt nm lire Mrtiilerie mno i6r
ariessmaterial fortidaffen 5it fin
men.
OspeldJen aus 2pnSon iasen, man
eriuarte bort ben syaIl 2embera's in
eiaem poer 5iuei Sagen.
Sine Sepeife ans 4aris melbet,
Sinfirden lei geitern a6enS iuieSer
NIT eimetn Der 9iieicnseIdiite Sc.
gentIdJen beidJOiien ipor6em. gier.
sebn SdiiiIe ieien absefettert; inter
ben Sotem befimhen iidj mebrere 5i-
bililten.
9ie Siirfen iuollem In einer
SdJlndJt nabe Slti i'm Gaufaius c;.
mem eldm5enben GrfOIs errnnseu ia.
ben.
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