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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-04
Gn SebensmiiOer.

Sn eiaent @euif1lppen III ser
4raon Str, nabe ben @eIeiien ser
5iioliden Haeific gabll, erltoefte ein
8nnbe Hantens Snrolo Holte, oeiieu
@ltern IN Der Saltilo StraBe tpos-
tler, bic Seid)e zines Wannes. Mn-
fdngIif; glaubte err, oaB Der Mann
Adiafe, bis en- iih DAMON iiber8eltgfe,
auB er tot ipur. Die Toli5ei imtroe
~henahriftigt uuo fonitatierte, oas
or enc Sd)uBlpllioe I'M Screen bat-
&c, bic 1Pn aigenbIidliden Zoo CUR
SSolge 8ebabt baben mubtc. Ter Sc.
DeilSnaiice mar ~nnideineno % ssa6rs
at, er miBt ) Sub s Coll ullo Meg.
t1pa 40 Eftno. gr fat olnfles
nars braune 4llgcn, trlig einen
brolinen ileher5ieber, eiren rotor
Smeater. bIauen Sergezsln5llg, glte
5ditbe, tlelle braliue Salloidubc ufo
id}lpdrse icioene Striimpfe. Ioriid,
flg bate er ans alien oieicn Nrtifeln
Gen 1apritnainen eltfernf nllo Der.
broanf Inn cine ssoentififatipn itl,-
roatid9 ST madeI. Ssn ieiner Md
fuide mlr0e Elm 9rief obne aoreiic
uno llHteridjrift g%efunoen, Ser fuf-
aenoes eftbieIt: % Die elenoe Ser
StDeif4lag meincr Geele. @ie ih Is
perobidlelle oieie .g9elt sit p~crlaiien.
Dloeer meme geliebte Wutfcr nnS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-04
@runb .lle5estraennseu.

L -T-7~- Il r,l@~NT. .T-EfF FdfF% ID $40 -H.y
5. g. 6tpreb an Com Seneo glntei(
an grunbfiid an Ser Golith Center nnS
SfpiB Ctr; $40 Ii. q.
81. 9. unb q. 9elrnan an Sri. Qbez
line 9eumdt1n, @rrioiiie in Berlin
| @eigbts; 5000.
Gnita g. ai6lep on @lisabetb @iaeli.
SrrnDitid IN 5~nrlau6nle; $500.
Charles 8. uitb 8. sc. Creed anBolfe
lno Inna Safe, @r,nbitiid an ser Oots
Lamb Ctr; $3751.
y. S. gaeeliug an 6. e. Senniuas.
8rnnoItid am Icabemg Sill; 81 II. a.
Sobn Sacobs an Cora 5atrrer csSacpbs
S afer 2nnb; 81 II. q.
Winna gndl bnrh g. 81. Gimnaig,
an 6. 50. 9ifes, @r1noitiid in Ser Sen
berthe Ibbition; $268.86.
@. 6. lttlD Mlice @atfon an @. 6.
@runomann, @runOitiid an Der Riiuu
Str. $500.
q. 6. storb an @. $. sriefd, @rnus-
itiid IN BEN neuen gitbs8lods 213S Ii.
2143: $63s2.34.
q. s. @torb an @. $. Sriefd, @rluaoz
ftiid I'M neren gitpsglod 2143; $40
II. q.
Srau s. gerlib All an1a gerliB.
@rl1noifiid on Ser 8lanco Hoao: ST IL. 81.
Srarf lnb Sppria @or5en an Sid
8antsinsfi. Elm Streifen 2auo, $50.
Setter Nofpptnb il. on S6eo. Sod,
2338 Ider nnb 20.7 Mfer 2mrS,
$15,6S0.54.
2oris Sc. Saur an Ssrall emma ane6
Ter. @ri1n0ffitG inn tenen GifnzglDf
1896; $40, 400.
IS. q. Soeflitfa an 4bolp6 nrl6 SSlllilis
Sola. 2I Nder Qnn6. S227 "a
Alfrto Tdtl0er Stltden an N6ulph6nl5
lr1D y. Y. Goelfer, 210.70 Msfer 9nllo;
$4,000.
SEQ. 8. gi6l an $. :. @ooolparb.
@rnnbifiid in Der urinline 9o0itiou;
$4,000.
8. g. Soft uilb Srau al 8. 9. 9lu.
gan, 500 Ider 2anD, $4,000.
Sltnnlit Ylace @ompanD al, @Dtpifi
3oos an 2ouis Saur, @rnrbifiid i'm
lleaten GitlegloG 1896, $1O.40O
u. 6. 9eiIbron an 9. sc. Sc Ia Hos
S4oo. u0s'
g. 6. II. q. g.. @atitt an q. s. Wor.
tn @r1rloitiid IN Cos NngeIes 6eigbts;
1876.
a0olf SoIs uno $. 6. Se,1ne al 8
y. S%iia1nons, @runDitiid in aebitors
Bnrf; $3.50.
Rroteitont Some for 9elfitite gbilz
oren an Sreb 9limmert, @r1noifid an
Der 9ebine StrdBe; $1,000.
Sreo 9lunmert an Die Gta6t Gan
Nrte.so, @rltoitiid fir g~erldmgerlnla
Der Iiibreb Ctr.
GanlteI 8erliner II. q. al bic Gfobf
San Gntonin, @rlnloftiif fir Sic WerIduz
gernrig Der 4ubreb Ctr; $3.50.
S. 8. Nfttiman il. an q. &. Sor,.
AUh Mder 2ano: $630S.57.
@barles 6. uno so. Dnmeb an g.
MeSiair, @rurbffiid an Der S6abp Gt.
$500 II. 81.
Cog anscles 5eiebts Improvement
G%or1parh an grniI ulo SO. s. Brit5f..
8rltrioitiiG IN 2os MneeIes s5eiohis
q. Sc. unO aatie g~oroenas an ssocoo
gederf @rlinbffiid an ser galaberas
Git: $4,000.
Didael 8egott on Mugl1St 6. gfeibcr.
@rIlloltiid i'm neueit gitD<NfoG 1856
y. q. 6tarb an sc. llcobidl, 14A
Ader SnrO; Sell zines @runoitiids an
per @or0en Ctr; @rln6Itiife in SER
Notpler & Nablorss Belaire @ooition, /
,$5O5
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-04

Gone Sobnion, Collector ocs
5fdatsoepartements bat ailf Sic all.
Hagen @oIquitts gegen Die @ilIon.
4omuriitrdtion geantportet. or iaai
I'M Ncientlidlen: Ger angriff @oap
GolqnittS last eine eroBe llufenm.
mis- oct Angelegenbeiten 6ie er III.
tiliert erfemlen nno lit bon bon a..
aUngten 9ebnuptungen. SsSeoe Bell
aeitgt BON perionIider @nimoiitdt
Benn er ldlrieb, obre Die Eotiader
III fenuen, 10 lit feline 1lnipiiienbeiI
snlentlhulobar. irlo tpefln er nit boI
Ter aenntnis Der Sotiadlen geffrie,
ben bal, 10 iOIlteu i'm feline offenba
rem Gntitelfmngeu perurteilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-04
YfIerIci.

WV AltbAL q 4
Wfeilen langen EoittraBe slpiides
Son slntonio uno Muitin peroen an
%. Sanuar geoffnet peroen. gis
|StraBe foitet $240,00O, luo5l 81:
gnnoesregierung $4,000 b~eiiteuert
Den &eit tragen Die Counties, nurd'
lpelde Die SfraBe fiibrt.
Im Is. DECEMBER bot man Ser
ltaotilden Mngefteaten Die Sdlfte IT,
res Wonatsgebalts beSablt, oamit iie
@eibnaftsgelo baben ul6 Ole nrt-
oere SdIfte batten fie big gum 4.
Saniior nod nibt erbalten. @osr
Nun 0as @effrei bon, Der arpber
Jiiriorge Der Staot fir lire anee-
iteuteni
@enn oas Gberbaupt oes
Itaotiiden StrnBenreinigrngs De.
partements iagt. baB Die GtrdBen
mad eiliem neuen BON ibm altsgeleg-
ten Flan piel reirer gebaIten ueroen
loncn, iDie Tie es bisber fparen, 10
mlrB man ibm oarauf e~rfpioern, oaB
Die StraBen bisber iiberbalipt nod,
dlid)t rein geipeien Iino.
Die Office oes MifeIiors lit lett
filr Die aufsabe Der aiiefiments ga4
offnet.
George q. Senior BOT elm Sc
tent erbnltell fir cine bon ilWn erf1n-
oene @orriftling sur illumination
Der @utomobil- geummern.
Gie giunabmen oes YoItantfes
Dom 1. Mdr5 bis 5um 81. December
1914 betrlgen S391,623-tO qeoer,
$780,, 50S.54 III ~oenielbelr 3eitraum
oes Sabres 1913.
Ser Sanuar=Eermin oes 81.
GiitriftSgeridts tit eroffuet moroer.
Der critic sur &erbanolrma fommeft-
ne Snl III Der aegen Sri. gurgeniei.
tier, angeflagt, Otto &ochler erid1oi-
len 81 baben.
Die fiir oieies SsSabr 5u entrica=
fenoe aopfiteaer lit MIR $f.50 liir
Staat un0 Gountn. Die Staot En-
bebt feline aopfltelcr. Ser Sermin
fiir Die 9~e5ablung Der Steiier idlieBt
en- 81. Sanuar. @er ieilc &opf-
ltcter-0 uitturg nidt p~or5cigen fam,
oarf bel Der i'm Ntoi itattiiltoeneea
@abI nidlt ltimmen.
Sn einem Greet Del GeDine ba-
ben Sager Dor eiiligen 9ageft ailo-
den BON 5luei menihlid)en @erippen
gefunoen. Sofort bereitete Iid oas
@eriidt, oaB es Die Der perifipam-
oellen Sdlreitern Nelms-9 enis lei.i
fonnten. EROS c~ingebelloer llnterii-
dung iino Merfmnle, Die oorauf bis
oeliten, nid)t eutoedt tporoen. Sine
Der Shneitern. gloiie, botte gum
@eilpiel 5pci BON chamber ltebenoe,
goloaefiillte Saline. oie obcr nidi
nlebr oa iino mo offenbar gepaltlall
ausgeitoBen moroen iino. Ser 8ru.
Der Der Sd)peitcrn, Der iih anf eines
5arm in 8ernr Gonntp aufhie(t, bni
lid nod Dem Satort beaeben, I'm!
Die llnterillfYuns fort8uiebeil.
9. 81. @~ountiop. Gbauffeln
zines ailtomobils ser Garter Wrlla.
liz 60, ipliroe am SamItaa abenl
inter uprgebaltenem 4eooIper BOZ
5mei ipolgefleioeten M1nnern ac.
apungen lie ipa5ieren 81 fa6ren, 9ls
lie mad, Der Stoot 5nriidgefebrt ua.
rem, nabmen lie inn nod ieine Soar
idaft BON SIS ab uno Iiefen oapon.
Sn einem Streit nit onoere,
Dierifonern lit Alfreoo Srepino, 2t
Sabre alt, am Somitag gbenb in ei
lem Saloon, ode Gan Botricio mi
Gan Sacinto Cir, eridofien NOR
cen.
Gie nScobep 5ireprouf etc
rage Company nimmt aaes All
Notwithstanding entgegen, mas 81
perificoenen @ilociotionen uno Sr
gdnilationen fir oie Go~tleioenoen II
gelgien sefnmnelt baben.
Die 5000 4utomobil6eIiser il
Snn antoilio baben lire Mnidinel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-04
Or. Digit, 3abnar5t, 1T mad pera
nciien graob-0 ebGnoe amsesosea,
Ode BON SDtitpn- nnb ct. MarD's
Ctr, gegenii6er benz @nuter.Sotel.
Nan GrIanbnfsfheine.

6. s. sipps, slnban. @eitsgommeret
Ctr. $3.50.
gari @OIs, @Obnlais, geres @trabe
8. .. 5obenfteiu. anban. &eItsgom-
merce Str.: $500.
$. g. Seuieion 2aserrmlnI. OFT,
Commerce Ctr $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-04
gfrs Marft.

Gan Antonio, Ser, 4. San. 1915
Ghien $500 bis $7.85.
9iihe $500 bis $500.
adlber 1925 bis $3.50.
8uIen $4.25 bis $4.75.
eddie $500 un6 $3.50.
Sisaen 1925 bis $3.50.
Gt. 2ouis, 4. San. 1916. Miub.
uie6. Segnssgieh, 1878 unb $T.75.
Sdipeine 1925 nuo $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-04

3m uermiefen- @roBes @eihafts.
lofnl NIT mo0ernen Gfaufenitert.
Naiienb fir irgeno elm @eid6ft. 2t5
Sit-G Commerce GtraBe 0dbpres ne.
benon IN Der Office Ser .Sreie
Grefie"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-04

Saaailuoae
Gan autonio, tx Gents.
@aLneiton, geftern. feline &brie.


G~Dttoniansen : Erpbnste.
Gan antDnip, Ser., A. Son. 1916.
Erinta grloe Cotton Geeo Oil, 36M
gents per @nIIone.
yietu yurf, A. San. Gpot 1915
mo 1895; 9e5ember, 1913 ii. $500:
San1ar, 1915 unb $5.7S; Sebruar.
1898 nfio 5000; MGrs, $6.0S uit5
$6.t1; Gpril, $500 nno 1925; Wai.
S6.36 nnn $6.38; Sunni, $6.45 uttb
$3.50; SliIi. 5000 ln0 S6.6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-04

Or. Baldwin lit in ieiner nenen
|Gffiee i'm nelen grnSg-G ebGmOe, &c.
geniiber benz 8nnter- Sotel, su fin.
ben. selepbun-Rnfen miro ie6erseia
nad]eefpmmen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-31


WITH H. stheF men real loud. I Aearl
lin nysek one night. enA cOsl1nt
believe h vas Lemuel.
Wen, Lomuel he never save IN. anl
he nsvss tsll till TIE nest New Years
day. WAsa he'd saiA - would. He'l
sale an along that he'l tell hee thea.
10 - most - curiOus - Mehitabse
myseR ~ that tiDe. anl New Year0
mernia' { sua ever real sarly-they
waat tArs~GA breakfast I knew tAs
minuAe 80 thsn that - haAnt toaA.
H ~ - wouldn't tin he VS.
uAso10A his brsakfast. He IVES nOst
tAsv~0A-wss hnishiAG ~ with . ~
pssss - nincs -. - he'd ns1s \
hi0oe2. ~. when he'l swall0We1
IL ~ 0suthful. ~ lseAel up anl ~
loaGAsA, real pleasant anl sweet. anl
yst M nsee nAnlinsos thaa Tl eve
ssso = -.
Dpsos PES want 10 knoW what 49,
New Ysar1 rOoluttoo Woor eot1 Ls0r
-
= eusse I oan sand n Q vAils leaeI
e." sail Mehitabas. New the tine 80
os0s - Atlnr want To act too eager.
~ : sAsweA ost 3est Whist felt.
TR tAs land sake. Lensel Babbit.
what wss NJ" said l.
Leauel he laughed again. well. n
wasat npcA Of anythin." - saiA
n ~ seattle Arawlin way. Z 1i1ar
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-31
- s.,ss ss4s - - ss - -

- s-ss ss@> - - - aaAs -
$40. r. 90 nsonsnhl -
80 so nahe soDs hs1ssR. 49,
p saEs azss narr.sa. - I suosuo -
sasa sosz' 70 hAss . - -
sac aa<Aa ~. s11 ] sanot Up6n'
= Ease hsm saxiu' q - ao8 49,
- made Fs3 ant Oood ~ 49,
~ Z aacls-s aunne vhns - unho
- ads 10 ksua q soistah~0. I -
- u3ay ] Thought hsia bssase unho
= aisstoe ter ~ EsU ysas -
- q II. saa 80 = = vsualns -
49, s9sak into 49,
f7aiJ sooa - Ugu1 - Guu10
= she ~as r~al ~ = ssuuhau1 -
80 dad thizk . Ose1 - = LGR
g spite e ossryshinG
Ihe Rext ~ Sss DSss Tuuss. -
= las af'ersoos HssAssshas snos =
SO she 6i1Br haze - ssUtn' =
a. saaersly -. - SD . sssy -
e's'fioas seoAa- - - - -
80 Sesaa twtust1o - on0 - -
So a. q - go sunl unDuu0 -
oce xss psahasu1 - - = 1unnD
Ohai TO RaAs - Anunl" - -
oEaliy.
Why. vAsfe - auslwr - Z
bisd of sosssl.
he SAYS hs's 0aAD . suBunun1n -
- New Yses." go - - -
eEs soin' - hsso -"
weli wha9 = NJ - &
T dunno" - -.
Well n Ne . 80 -. - ous0
Ca, do you7" go L ''onA b ssualnv
y anythin but . Oss1 - = ~ hsuak
- made H."
q dunno wAa6 \ -" - -.
Won't he tsHF
'No. he wssS Z sanS q . 80
- Of him shsut o. - enaS - khs
himself"
Well must - Z asssr sas such .
ohange 10 eo0e oSos mehteable anl
kemuel after sAat ~ weuAaat ten
what his resSlusiOa wsA. and shs
eouldnt make hin. though sAe almost
cent down On hsr knsss. h bsGaa v
ssem az II che wss ssisiy chaagis'
charscters With Ls0usl sAeuGA shs
nsd spell Of beia' hsgDsa Dose'o
sser at hrst. tryta' - tpsos IN -
eel what that sss0lutioa Was. TAsa
sAe give that ~, end sAs nsvse asked
Nm where he was O0ls', ~ - could
sDme in my hOsse - - ~ - bsaG
- he wanted -, sn1 - bs9Uht hin
. shorttailed eeat and soos stOse co..
MRS and shirts. cd he bsoks1 Ne g.
other man. He - - stayta' aOws -
tAe store nighta, e. ta1kiu' polittes
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-31

10Ue % NDOi~
0sa, really."
what, Leauel
HonAot." cried
Aah1Anhss.
NA" saal he:
Z WuSoar think
q ouos - nAhe.
- I 0ooo Q re-
0ouk1uo - 20 ten
a. I hs1ot
49, nav"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-15
SLOWED DOWN

A local couple recently married hit
upon a scheme for saving that they
figured was just about right. Each
month they would save a certain sum
each day. The first day one cent, the
second day two cents, third day four
cents. Each day the amount was to
be doubled until the end of 80 days.
By that time they would have a tidy
sum laid away.
Before starting the husband fig
ured out just how much would be ac-
cumulated in this way. After labor
ious work he found the amount to be
something like $5,3OO,OOO, so after
considering the matter they decided
that 81 week would be about their
speed.-YOungstown Telegram.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-15

LOCAL GRAIN MEN SILENT
Chicago grain men have closed up
like CLAIMS since the report spread
at summonses have been issued call
ing them to New York in the investi-
cation of an alleged grain corner in
seabOard warehouses.
G. M. Candy, head of~the board of
trade, was mot at home" when re-
pOrters called James Patten could
not be reached, while George Mar
cey, head of the Armour Grain Co.,
was "out of town" J. Ogden Ar
mour refused to talk.
Declarations of U. S. Dist Atty
Clyne that high prices hove been
caused by speculation and not by war
consumption and the investigation
under way by government sleuths
has apparently called for serious
thought among the grain men.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-15
lE FOUND NOTHING, IN HER
STOCKING BUT A LIMB

Denver, COL, Feb. 15.-When a
hoIdup man stopped Miss Lillian
PTuitt on the street he ignored her
pOcketbook and searched her stock
ings, the young woman reported to
the police today Finding nothing in
her stocking-tthat. is, no money
the robber searched Miss Pruitt's
purse, obtaining S. The young
woman was severely choked by the
robber.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-15


NEWSIES' DANCE BIG HIT!
From AID. Bowler, who led the
grand march, to the tiniest newsboy
present, everybody had a swell
time at the third annual ball given by
the Chicago Newsboys' Protective
union yesterday in the West Chicago
clubhouse.
Over $3.50 will be given to the
neWsboys' sick fund from the cash
taken in at the affair.
The officers of the union are:
Tony Ross, president; Mike Barone.
secretary; James Mariana, treasurer,
and Dave PaceIla, Charles Pacella
and Morris Gerber, business agents.
MRS. PARSONS GIVES WARNING
Lessons we should learn from the
French revolution were drawn by
Lucy Parsons in her lecture at Hold
Carriers hall, Harrison and Green
sts., last night
THE revolt in France came after
years of oppression upon the poor;
the rich became more wealthy and
the poor more wretched; taxes soar
ed while the wealth of the land was
gathered in by a few of the nobility.
"The poor finally found it almost
impossible to live. Then come the
climax. The smoldering spirit Of re-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-15
MILKMEN WANT pAY OF

When the present agreement with
the milk dealers experies March 81,
$500 union miIkmen will ask for a
day off each week. They now work
every day.
Their plan will be presented to the
Transfers Joint Council for approval
and if they get it's 90. K" the demand
will be put up to the dealers,
Three cheers for the red, white and
blueI Come on, everybody
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-15

volt blew into a great flame which
burned through the land for four
years. When it died the nobility was
no more.
America is approaching such con-
ditiOns now"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-10

emily from accidents to which neu-
trails are at all times exposed at the
seat Of war on land when they be-
take themselves into dangerous 10
calities in spite of previous warn
ings."
q The note gives permission to the
american government, In case it
should not be possible to acquire an
adequate number of neutral pas
senger steamers, to place four enemy
passenger ships for passenger traffic
between North America and England
under the American flag, though Ger
many is undoubtedly aware that
under the law the government can
not authorize foreign vessels to sail
under the American flag unless they.
enjoy American registry.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-10

Orleans passenger train and looting
Of express and baggage cars.
CisVeIand-Joe Birmingham, de-
posed manager Of Cleveland Indians,
sued Cleveland club for $4,000,
charging breach of contract.
Washington.-Grand Jury indict-
ments today include one against John
Burton, charged with representing
himself to be brother of Senator Bur-
ton and thereby swindling Washing
ton woman.
New York.-After dreaming three
times that his mother had directed
him to meet her in heaven, Walter
Orgienus leaped from Brooklyn
bridge. Died.
New York.-Jacob Pfeffer of PhiIa-
delphia has not eaten food for Is
days in effort to cure indigestion. Lost
y pounds. Saws he is not hungry.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-10
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Kittanning, Pa.-Prisoners in Arm
strong county jail will have special
chicken dinner tomorrow. Fowls
were taken in raid on cockpit.
IndianapoIis.-When P. J, Mooney
announced he lived tother side Of the
town, stranger offered room. Next
morning Mooney was left without
even necktie. Police couldn't find the
early riser.
Sioux City, Ia.-Joseph |. Schroed-
er and wife instantly killed when
lightning struck home.
RangeIey, Me.-AppIication to JUS
tice Hughes of U. S. supreme court
for writ of error in case Of Police
Lieutenant Charles Becker denied.
springfield, III.-State Treasurer
Russell announced no outstanding
warrants would be paid until Atty
!, General Lucey renders opinion as to
extent of injunction suits brought
against Russell by J. B. Ferfus, of
Chicago.
New York.-Nine bombs, hidden in
bags Of sugar found aboard British
steamer KirkOswald, when she dis
charged cargo at Marseilles, France,
on eastward trip.
Montgomery, IIa.-FiVe suspects
arrested near GreenviIle, Ala, in |
connection with hold-up by quartet |
Of bandits Of L. & N. New York-New
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ST. ALBANS

Mrs. Bessie Maxwell and children
were in Skowhegan last week leaving
little Miss Evelyn for visit with her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W
Jewett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Ramsdell of
Ripley were motoring In this vicinity
Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Libby went to
Waterville Saturday TO visit his
daughter Julia Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Braley and two
children OF Ripley were calling on
relatives last week.
ROBBIE Linnell was at home from
Bangor over Sunday. where be 10 en-
ployed at the Z. NJ. @. Hospital.
Mary Drake OF Pittsfeid was a
guest at c. c. HAnson's cottage on the
shore OF Indian Stream the past week.
Cecil Peaslee and Warren Linneil
were In Bangor Wednesday and
Thursday.
owen Emery lost a nice COW re-
Gently.
A little daughter arrived Ia the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Earl Parkman
the previous week.
On sunday. August 18th. high nocn.
., tho home Of Mr. and Mrs. ALFRED
y. Baird. tho marriage Of their
daughter Ethel May TO Haroid Reid
Dell OF Ansen was solsmnlEsd by
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EMRDEN CENTER

C. X. Williams, who has been i'll
several days the past week, is now
gaining.
Supt. J. w. Foster and Mrs. Foster
were in town Thursday.
The Hodgdon reunion is postponed
from Tuesday, August II to Tuesday,
August "a.
Miss Mildred Hodgdon, who has
been spending a week at North An
son with relatives, returned home
Sunday.
Malon Boyington, wife and son
Clifton from Madison were visitors at
e. o. Moultons Sunday.
S. P. Dunbar has recently purchas-
ed a new horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Berry were at
Lake Embden for a few days the last
of the week the guests of E. w.
Hodgdon and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce of N. N.
Portland were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. B. Young Sunday.
Reuben Case and son are cutting
the hay on the Witham place in Con-
cord.
E. C. Hodgdon and I. P. Berry at
tended the dance at Cornyille Friday
evening.
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THE FORKS

Mr.. and Mrs w. ]. Holway with
Mont Bean were at Skowhegan Satur-
day.
> Mary Mckay and Alma Bloom,
Burleigh High Is. are teaching in
Concord and Pleasant Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kingsley have
returned from trip down river.
Schools in town opened Monday
under the instruction of c. ]. Sand
burg and the Misses Kierstead and
Bryant from Gardiner and Oakland
and the Franklin with Miss William
son from Kingfeld.
Jessie Farley is at Bingham work
ing at the home of her uncle William
Durgin, who has been very sick, but
1t now gaining little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Burns and E
c. Durgin, who have been at Indian
Pond all summer have returned home
Frank Fitzsimmons is making some
repairs on his house this summer.
Quite a few attended the rifle shoot
at Will Adams Saturday and the
dance at the hotel in the evening.
Landlord and Mrs. Marshall enter
tanned their brother. sister and some
other friends from Waterville Sun
day, also other guests have been
Mrs Marshall's sister from Jackman
and her friend Edith Fisher.
Mrs. Lester Jackman and daughters
from Westwood, Mass. are stopping
at the hotel for a while.
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LARONE

August 1st found practically no
haying completed, which has mot
been the case for years. Owing to
the weather conditions much overripe
and badly cured hay will be fed this
winter. Owing to damp weather,
many pieces of potatoes are beginn-
ing to rust. The corn crop will be
reduced rs per cent owing to much
rain.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Stevens
are on the sick list
Ansel Holway, one of our smart
young men, eightyfour years old,
now stopping at E. H. Tobey's was
recent caller at The Cedars.
Basil Winslow left Saturday, the
14th, for Berlin, n. H., where he will
stop for time with friend, Charles
Nutter, a former Good VIII boy and
official.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kilburn from the
camp on Hilltop left last week and
will rent a home in Norridgewock.
The remaining campers Mr.. and Mrs.
Record left on Monday for the same
place.
Mrs. Clara Bickford of Oakland
was a Saturday caller at c. 5. Camp
BELLS.
One of the best colts in the state
can be seen at Hiram Tobey's. This
colt is a Suffolk and about four
months old and perfect at every
point.
Philip ThisselI student at Bates,
together with his sister Helen from
Lowell. Mass. and Mr.. Merrill of the
same place, were Sunday visitors at
E. II. Tobey's.
Miss Eva Sawtelle of Sidney was
recent visitor at her uncle's Fred
Priest.
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