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GERMAN VICTORIES
WON FROM FRENCH
UNDER KA|SER'SEYE
Continued from First PAGE,

terest. with the much -heralded but
equally doubted reports Of a Turkish
advance into Egypt that is said to be
virtually ready, and with the occupa-
ton by Turkey Of Tabriz in the Russian
sphere of influence in Persia.
This city Of 100000 population apparent
ly was taken with little fighting In
view of the fact that the small Russian
garrison maintained in Tabriz in times Of
peace had been withdrawn, it is believed
that the sufferers by the occupation. il
any. are the Armenians, whom the Kurds
constituting the Turkish advance guard
are always ready to attack
Persians on Defensive.
Although the Russian forces in north
ern Persia apparently offered no re-
sistance to the Turkish advance on Ia
briz. small forces of Persians defended
their country from invasion, but with
no success. OF a guard Of 400 Persian
horsemen at Miandoab, the gateway to
Persia" all but four were killed.
The correspondent Of the Bourse Ga
zette at Tifiis sends a statement made
to him by Schodja Ed Daculeh. the
former governor Of the province of
Azerbijan. Persia, who has arrived in
Tififs. He Is one of four survivors of
the bridge at the entrance to Miandoab,
the gateway of Persia" He fought
the Turks for ten hours. enabling ref
ugees to escape to Maragha, fifty miles
south of Tabriz. All Christians who
remained in Mandoab, he stated, were
masSacred.
when I heard that the Turks were
advancing" he said, 81 posted 1900
troops in one of the Miandoab forts
and 1900 in another. myself, with
400 relatives and friends. fought q
hopeless battle at the bridge until all
but four were killed by the Turks
Qutckf1rers.. I then fed on horseback
from Tabriz to Julia.
"All the members Of the consulates
and banks escaped from Tabriz."
Invasion Continues.
Today's dispatches from Petrograd
say that the Turkish invasion of Per-
sia continues and that the Turks are
penetrating farther into the country.
The Russians still claim to hold the
upper hand in the fighting in the Cau-
casus, in the vicinity of Kara-Urgan,
but the lack of details suggests that
the battle. which has now been in prog
ress for seven days, has not yet result
ed decisively for either side.
The principal feature of today's news
in London Is the resignation of Count
Won Berchtold. the Austrian foreign
tfon indicates that crisis in the af-
fairs of the dual monarchy is at hand
Others suggest that the appointment
of Baron Stephen Burian Won Rajecz
to Won Berchto1ds place is a move to
placate the dissatisfied Hungarians.
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British Warships Continue Patrol.

NEW YORK, January 1.-THE con-
yerted British cruiser Caronia, which
has been absent from nearby waters
for nearly a month. took up again to-
day her old position east Of the Am
brose channel lightship, relieving the
cruiser Lancaster. The Suffolk, sta
toned about seven miles north OF Scot
land lightship. continued to patrol the
southern and southeastern steamship
lanes.
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WHEAT At HIGHEST PRICE
Bulls Force May Option Up to
$1.423s, Record Quotation
Since War Began.

CHICAGO, January 14.-Grabbing up
of spring wheat by exporters swept the
wheat market today to a new high rec
ord war level Of prices. May wheat
easily reached $1.42s bushel. thus sur
passing the former tip-top quotation.
$1.41k, which was reached January 8,
before the bulls had been intimidated by
rumors that the Dardanelles would quick
ly be forced and that an attack by Italy
on Turkey would hasten the end of the
war.
Today's advance was accompanied by
reports that the Pacific coast was out
bidding Minneapolis for wheat in North
Dakota and that the Pacific coast crop
Of 1914 had been entirely disposed Of.
The upturn which broke the record
here. however. was not accomplished until
after there had been heavy profit-taking
sales by dealers whose motto appeared
to be safety first"
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None Saved From Scharnhorst.

AMSTERDAM. via London, January
Authorization received at Berlin is
to the effect that none of the officers
or men was saved from the German
cruiser Scharnhorst sunk of the Falk-
land Islands by the British squadron.
seven officers and III men were saved
from the Gneisenau, Z men from the
Nurnberg and 4 officers and Is men
from the Leipzig.
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MELENDEZ GETS PRESIDENCY,
Election in Republic of Salvador De.
cided-Quinorez in Second Place.

SAN SALVADOR. January 14.-Don
Carlos Melendez was chosen president
Of the Republic of Salvador in the pres
idential election which terminated
Tuesday. Alfonso Quinorez was elect
ed vice president. There was virtually
no opposition to these two men, and
members Of all the political parties
yesterday expressed satisfaction at the
result.
Don Carlos Melendez, as vice president
of Salvador, assumed the presidency
upon the death of DR.. Manuel Araujo
in February, 1913. He resigned his
be a candidate for reelection. the con-
stitution of Salvador prohibiting elec-
ton of a candidate for an Office he has
held for six months prior to the cleo
ton.
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Schuyler Reaches Petrograd.

PETROGRAD, via London, January
Schuyler. jr.. has ar
rived here and assumed the post of spe-
cial agent of the State Department at
ia ached to the American embassy. He
will be in charge of German affairs at
the embassy and expects to visit the
detention camps II permission is forth
coming.
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Saws Germans Are Polite.

BERLIN. January IA Swiss officer.
Col. Mueller, returning from the French
territory occupied by the Germans, re-
ports that the French population declares
that the German troops are polite and
decent They say there has been no lack
Of food since the occupation. but that
before the occupation there was great
Distress
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SINKING OF GERMAN
SUBMARINES DENIED

DOVER, January IA, via London
The port authorities deny the report cur
rent here yesterday that two German
were fired upon and sunk by
the coast batteries off Dover.
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War Officially Reported.
Continued from First Page.)


took unerou pris
bata Of he
ame a
Of
hosp with Turks"
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Austrian Statements


atemen hasb beenre from
Of
pulsed
In
kirmishe
Another ohaci sta justi issued
cruiser
single of the has
a of
rbet typeh
sbeense on
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Turks Lower Their FIau
for Stars and Stripes,
as U. S. Envoy Demands

PARIS. January 14.-Advices from
the Temps report the arrival at the
Turkish capital of many wounded from
the Dardanelles, where the lombard
ment continues. Some of the wounded
came from the French hospital. over
which the Turks flew the Turkish nag.
The American ambassador. the dis
patch adds, protested against this and
insisted that the Turkish flag should
be replaced by the American flag. be-
cause French interests were in the care
of the American embassy. His demand
was needed.
Turkish bulletin issued January 10
says Ottoman troops took several posi-
tions from the Russians on the main
front, and that the Turks are continu-
ing the pursuit in Azerbaijan.
Claims British Defeat.
Two battalions of British troops, the
also says, tried to surprise the
Arab auxiliaries of Turkey near KArna,
on the lower Tigris. but they fell into
an ambuscade and lost $50 men killed
or wounded. The British retreated
after two hours fighting, with the
Arabs in pursuit.
Unoficial Constantinople dispatches
report the landing of q British force
from the cruiser Boris. January 8, on
the Syrian coast at Sariseki. The coast
guard. however, compelled the British
to re-embark, with the loss OF their
ammunition. The dispatches also state
that the Turks brought down q hydro
q eroplane from the British cruiser Mi
nerva near Akabah. in Arabia.
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The scene of the disaster did excellent

the scene of the disaster did excellent
:. work.
Medical men are beginning to talk Of
: the possibility of epidemics among
;-those who escaped. very large num-
Der of people fed from the stricken
area and will have to spend some time
without adequate shelter. They un-
doubtedly will suher from exposure
and from the lack of food.
Relief committees are being or
ganized in each locality that has been
stricken to work under the direction
and in cooperation with the central
committee in Rome, which is under the
supervision of Premier Salandra.
: Soldiers by night will have estab-
lshed tent colonies in which the home
shelter.
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was felt in Rome about o'clock this
morning. In several quarters OF the
city the people fed from their houses
into the open air.
Evening star., 1915-01-14
Another Quake Reported.

LONDON. January IA. 1910 pm.-A
ne, agency dispatch from Rome says
that further distinct earth shock
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Ser Stmrm an Der Nolffiiite.

Mns @aloeIton meloet man, moit
let ned iorgfaltigen MufiteIuneen
uno Sabllingen 81 Dem Greebnis ge-
femmen, oaB man bon 256 Berionelt
'1enan miiie, bob iie olird Sen Stllrm
nm's 9eben eefommen ieien nno
bob nod IS Herionen bermiBt mir
zen, Die mogli6er @eiie aud nod,
tot ieien. Son ben 256 Gotten FIND
1874 geiDobner @alpeIton's u1lo oil;
nerer Staote an Der aiiite uno 60
geborten 5u BEN 8eiabnngen inter
gegangener Shife. Son oen Ser
mibten iino 43 ShiffsIeute. Slut Ser
Sniel @alpefton iino, einidliebIid,
Ger adt Gotten IN Ser Staot, SO
Herionen nm's 2eben gefomnten unS
5ebm nod permiBt. Ser Sbaoen, ocn
@alpeiton erlitten Bat, miro auf I'M
feds Milioneu Goears abse-
Ih1Bt.
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Grete Yrede ir seras: Montag %. Nn9uf 1915.

er
itoia oelertiert uno ii6er Den &io
Graitoe g%efommen Man babe Sen
gall5et Counting binter ibnen beree-
.logt, babe iie aber ni6t gef1inoert.
= Ser ga Grange 9elitide Bel
tung" iprefen mir uniern ber5liden
Glildminid) 5um 25iabriger Jlttis
laum aus. Sic 3eitling, oie lett
bon Serrn Geo. &ae11sler reoigiert
miro, bat eire biibide Subildnms-
beilage berausgegeben, in ser mir nir7
ter alloern inte%reiianten Mrtifelr aud)
elnen lolden bon nnierm alten
Srennoe, Or. 9ernes, ftnben.
St Brownsville lit Ser Sayi.
aerntiit, Srarf 9. Mrmitrong, lin
Sitter BON 50 Sabren geitorben. CT
mobnte felt 80 Sabren an ser meri.
fanilden @rel.5e uno Dot cine gro6e
Sammlung ousgeltopfter Giere aGes
Nrt binterlaiien.
SIT Baleitine lino Die @erfitat-
ten Der Snternrban 9abn OUT unbe-
Jimmie 3eit eef6loiien moroan.
Sunoerte bon Irbeitern feiern.
Ser bodfte 8nnft in Seras iii
CT Captain Beaf IN oen @nooaloup@
gergen, g~ulberion County, nit $500
SUB. Die boditgelegnee Staot lit
Sort 9apis in Self 9upis County
nit 1927 SatB.
- Ginem Sblaeanfaa erIas plot
lid S. 5ieeentbaler in Sonoo. gr
erreidDte elm Sitter bon 6S Sabren.
Ser @oubernerlr bot Den @rd9i=
teftelt Sebert 9. HonlpeG con
Semple als State Superintendent.
Of Contraction" ernanrt. @r bat oen
8al aler Staatsgeballoe 5l iiberra
den.
Son @ranlas 8aB fommt oie
&adribt, oaB Der Stlirm oortieltit
feinerlei Sdaben angeridjtet bot.
SSu galpert lit Die 9almnoG-
Gomlprefie Elm Maub ser 6lamr1en
aemoroen. 8erlult $4,000.
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y. mn6 srabt, biz er enbid) ieiu
Grab ffd graft

aus Dem Seloe teilt elm Mittmei-
tier Der uSronff. 3tg." ~folgenoen
Ieigenartigen NorfaG NIT: gs battc in
Der Raht griinolid geruittert, uno ga
i'd oienitfrei NOR, rrad}te .if einen
Ifleinen Spaaiergana Der mid all
benz fleinen SoIoatenfrieobof Dorbei=
fiibrte, ettpa 300 Shritte bon mel.
ilem 2uartier. 9art fab ib unieren
prddtigen 0rtsseiitIiden fteben nez
ZEN elmer Sabre, auf ser Elm blntinn-
ger @uiar lag. 9uneberr ftaft6en bier
alte 2anoftnrmleute, oie eifrig Elm
@rab i1aiifeltcn, mas rlad5 benz befs
tigen 8egen Der @att ettpas an.
IIfrengeno mar. Gin fur5es 8ebet
nno Die Ghollem Itiir5tcn nieoer OUT
bic 2eide. Shon tpollten oie 2ano=
iiturmleute m~eiter5ieben, nIs Der
Bfdrrer iie bat, bod nod Elm Ne-
ferbegrah aiis5ufuerfen. oa er nidt
INNER Mrbeatstnnmfhoften babe.
Iber MIR elmer BON oen bieren blieb
5uriid uno grub be~reit1Diaig ned
Elm Grab aus. Sd n1terbieIt mid
nod einige Belt NIT ihin nito erfubr,
oaB ct 8n0ener lei, eiit fleirer gauet
nit 5ablreider Samilie; Ser dfteite
Colin miiiie iett atd bimnns.
|SdlieBlih betraftete er itoI5 feiit
@erf uno erntete Cob mo 9aff oes
Beiitliden. User meiEB~ meitlte er
i'm Sortgcben, umelh luitigem jun-
gen 8urihen lh otter aGerI ga oas
Grab bereitet babe y0egen Mit.
tag fiibrte mid Der Gang gum giitn
|ipieoer am 5rieobofe Dorbei, utlS
ihon Dieoer Itanoen einige 2nnoitiir.
mer am ben Bfarrer uno berridte.
ten ein ItiGes @ebet. MIs id n1ber
|trat, fob id aiif Der 8abre meineit
,2nnoiturmmtatif. Mnf Dem Seim-
nege uar er BON einem @randtiplii
ter 5erriiIen noroen. ct bate liGl
ieIbit ons @rab geidaiifelt
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Gage am abein.

SHE fab ib DID 70 prdngemo
Sn oeiner S10nbeit Bliite iteb'm, Z
LIMB bod hat beib berlarl8eno
Iein 9er3 bid Sag unS 8aht eeleb'u.
Sgr Srdiume uno ibr 9ieoer,
Sim flattert ferne uno beripni1t
Mein Rbein, td feb bid fpieoer
uno ipeib erit. beut', mas Giebe leiBt.
Sd modt' Die Mrgen tpeiteu, S
Sid an5uidal'u NIT einsm Deal -.
CAB. Sdbrnann, lansfafN sleiten,
Sang lanaiam nur oein @diff gu Sal
Son golo'nen Somnennebet
umiponnen, ltaun' i6 fnnben9leih -.
Yin @unoern iino an G6dben
8uBt i6 bid ME 70 il6errei6.
Sod lirgt i'm O6r oas Dro6nen,
Sas Soben Der @efhiibe f6iper;
Rod trdst mein 9er5 oas St0bnen
Ser t~puitogeIdoIf men 8rii0er her.
0a barut ben Bid oein BilSni5
uno retbt mid iah gu Dir 5uriid.
Ser @aIStatt btut'ge @tloni3
Sohlt nidt 5u bod au eetnem Slid.
Mur Gage fanI i'd tpsisN
Sd trint Den 8eder Ieef satn Slug,
Mif @eib uno Rinoerat teflen
@iu i1 Der 6eintat Ttemsug
llnb gu ben 8riioeru brin9en
Su's 8lahfeIb all ben Sounenfdein,
unb tpie Elm 3annpflieo finger:
Sd fab ben 2heinl Sen 6eutidbet
Wbein.
@uooIf Serse a.,
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Ser 4irbn Ghiiben Gere:r |

~ oNtIpJ OUhpIlL SSlCt|s
belt am Sonttag cine gutbelltd)te
8erionlmlr11g ab uno nobm @e-
iDliiiie an Die Die mislibe 9olim-
luodlaee o~arlegetL England fir oefl
Idledten Warft nno BEN geringen
Ereis peranttportli6 mad)elt uno
empfeblen, oie Mlinitionslieferunac1
an oie Maiierten eit15nlteIen uuo
England CUR @ernunft 5u bringell.
Sie 8el6liilie geben an oen 8rdii-
oenten @ilion ab uno iirlo nntcr-
i6rieben bon @ilbelm @iienboller,
Eraiioent urro S. q. @. Mderman1t,
SefretGr oes &irbp &ifle Club. SEQ
1.er in Der &~eriammlung ipore1 9.
81. Wcasfia, Mitelieo ser pegista-
tur BON 8erar Goltntp uno 60.
@olff.
Ils Geoner fir oen Mrbeitar-
Gag, 4. Septentber mltrben erl1alilit
WuDor Clinton 6. 8rorpn, StaatS
iefretar Carlos See uno 8ice=@cu-
rertelir SobbD. S1e Ne0ett begin-
men @admittaes flint lt6r irn grpo-
Garf.
9uenit Guteer, 1852 @eit SO.
ilnas StraBe, beridtete Ser goli5ei,
eaB, mdbreno er ihlief Elm 6d)leid;,
Oieb III iein Simmer oranq uno
cine golOene l1br itobl. @ltaer
erpa6te, als iid Der Gieb entftrn.e.
Gr fonnte cine /, 8eidreibung ots
Waftnes geben llno berielbe lit uer-
Doroen. 9ie llbr tpuroe jc-
bod fidt bel ibm gefunoen.
6. g. Millifan, ser BON 6. g.
Bennett eri6oiien iprlroe, itamEtt
aus Guthrie, Oklahoma, tpobin hie
2eide 5ur 8eeroigune geididt
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3eraS

9ouperreltr Jergl5on bat ei-
he Nrotlonlation erlalien, IN ipeld)er
sr uni gettrage CUR unterfiiibn1g Der
ourb ben sturm getroffenen bittet.
@aipelton b~edlripritdt fetne 5iLic,
es fdtln alsetn DER SItnation Serr
meroen.
aongreBrepralerttant u. :. 9en-
rg pat elne Oepeld9e an Us. IS. 9at.
oi1g, Miitglleo oes Sooeral 8eierpe
ESoaro geld1ldt, m Deld'er er ett-
pfleDlts lsrDer5ltgltb S5OO,000,0 900
IN gelpegurlg 81 lesett UNI ben Scr
lflern lrl Slloen gorldulle out ibre
ganniluolle 8a maiden, ole iladoelE
nc pom engldito als a~ontrebnnoe err
tlarf IT, nldt N oetl giarft gebrattt
neroen tam. DIE Norldnille Joliet
anf Sagerld)ellte BIN geielltet ullo
GAS @elo lol mt 40 peroinlt mer-
oen.
anf lelne Anfrage bel Us. B-
". 9arolnas gtItglleo beg Sooerll
Nelerpe ganf goaro, OBJ ote Helerpe
1ant 6eioer oorldteBen miro, ulIl
cen Saltmpoll5ltdtern IN Dem lhre-
penoen Stlemita gu Sllfe gu foil-
men erbtelt 8ongreBreprolentan
u. !. Serlrp Die Miitmort. oab DER
aSooeral Helerue Banf Woar0 fe;ne
Wahtpnufommenbeit beIist, Del
Wttgiieos* Banfen porsmidreibelr.
nelden 3insias iie auf 9nleiben be-
red,nen iolIen; er erruartet. oaB raj.
lonable &aten obpalten meroen. ga.
rauf iteIt nun &enrp bic @egenfra.
&c: Wiro Der 6ooeral Heicrbe Boarf
Die gaaos 5ooeral Neierbc Danf alt.
torilierer, Die 8apiere ciner BAIT!
au oisfontieren, Die niaens lit fir
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r Ert
aus atlanta, 60, miro &C.
meloet, oob mebrere pom Den Mlr>
nertt Die ben an SEQ 81. Sratf &C.
ear9enen 2pndmoro auseefibrt ba-
ben Den 9eamten befonnt lino u,to
oaB oieie 8eamten @~onperneur Sur-
rts Die Namen Der 8etreffenoen NIT
teilen meroen.
Sci G%onlborn1a, 2o., bat man
einen nnbefannten Meger gelpntt,
neil er ein ueiBes Maohen onge=
grlffen batte.
Sn ct. 2ouis iino elf gcrIo.
men, BON oencn 3ebn geeger tporef,
l'ei Dem Stlirmtpetter ufn's 2eben ee=
fomnret nno in Der umgegeno 5lpei.
Ser angeri6tete 5dooen i'll iebr BE-
oenteno.
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EeIetbpniert 0rapep's, 221 DftSgoas
MERGE Ctr, I'M irgenb ettpas. bnb Sbr
germ eft grodett 1861, Neues Sci.
80.
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IS miro jest cine @eitidte Scr
lebtel 2ebensitunoen SEQ Sc. Jrant's
befannt genlabt Die Der off. Yrei=
ls" bon angeblth autentiider Qnelle,
aiio bon einem Der 2~pndln0rocr, sn-
gegangen ieift ioI. Nad oieler Car
iteliing lit Grdrf midt nlisbanoelt
tuoroen. Man bolte ibn alls Der.
8ett, in benz 4ranfeu5immer neGci1
Der Office oes @aroen feIlelte lin
nit SartoIdeuen ntlo fnbrte i'm
Damn in ieinen WnftfIeioern mad
Dem Mutomobil. Ger ueberfaG az
oas 3udtbals ging 10 glatt Dor lid.
onB ielbit Dem nertraliensie[igltrn
Weniden Der @e0anfe fon,lller1 ntuI,
es babe 6ier cine gereil1borliilg Stvi-
ihen ben @ef1ngnisbeamten ualS Den
Spnfern eriiticrt. Ser ein3ige, Set
cine 9trt BON WioerltarO 5u leiTfsn
magte, NOR ein farbiger @efangercr,
elm uTrnitp". gr blies Die 20nlpe
Dor Der Cir oes 3immers, IN Sem
Sranf lag, ms, aIs inn aber ei1
Gepolper porgebnlten ipur0e, 5irtoete.
er lie mieoer an. Sranf ~leiltefe abio-
hut feinen 8ioeritato, seigte aud
ueoer Surdt nod uebcrraidung.
gr lieB rubig NIT iid geiteber, mas
man nit ibm MAIDEN molte. Gle
Gabrt oniierte iieben Stunoen, nab
reno bieler lallgen 3eit lob Sranf.
cbne au iprehen, in benz @iltomobtf.
Wan lieB i'm aub in &ube. Nur sfpei
Wial fragte man i'm, Of er idnIoig
lei, er idiitteltc ben aopf, cine orit-
te 5rage, OBJ er ettpas 5u iagen ba.
be, b%eatt1uortete er nit .Ho@. Mls
er inter Dem 8num itono, an oeit
er sebanst meroen iolte, iagte ct
ploslih: sd liebe meme Whittier
mo mcine Sraii mebr aIs mein Sc
ben." IIs man i'm erflorte, oas
@eridt babe i'm gum Sooe berirteitt
uno oie Mupeienoen molten ods
ltrteil poil5iebcnL antportcte CT fem
@ort. Mls er in Ser ShIiree 1ing.
cffncte iid be Snlspltn6e nieSer,
Die ibm Der @efangene Green beige
braft batte uno oie geraoe sebeilt
rar. - @ulpernelr &arris bat pers
ifieoene grobbriefe erbalten. in De-
men er gctparnt miro, IN ieiner lit
teriudiing Der 9pnferei nibt sn
meit 5u seben. gr lcat ibnen feline
8eoeutiing bei. gr lagt, er iit feft
entidlolicn, Die 9eiInebmer ag Der
apnderei Dor @eriht sit brinser.
Ser Meramee.5 Stub in Der 9e-
serio bon ct. 2ouis lift iiber ieins
ltfer g~etreten. Gs iteben BORT piels
alubb1uier iino @ergniigumgsorie,
Die ale inter 8aifer geicst mlroen.
Con Den 2cuten in ibtieil mliBten
Mande 3ufluft in 81,unen iuhen.
s 8erlonen IoIlen nm's 9eben gefom-
men iein4 70 oaB Die 3abl Der Spfer
hes Scdtpaiiers in ieiter G'ege,to iid)
iebt ouf 5tpan5ig belduft. Eouiclloe
non GSamilien Iino our6 Ole ltebers
%idtpemmullg oboadlos gemaht moe.
oen.
Sn Der qf1be BON gllebio,
Colorado, rannte elm 8abr5ig Il,
Elm GutomobiI, IN benz it'd oie f5o-
Mile 8balcb aus 9onic, Eeras,
befano. Srml 8balep rno ibr elf.
;abriger Sobn muroen idpper Der.
lett, pabreno elm iiineerer Sobu &C.
tatet ipiiroe.
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miro bellte, Gienitag uno WituodJ
tlnr oSaop @uolep's Secret" aufge-
fubrt. Sn Der @ollolung 5erfnitert
Soop &uoIep einen 8rief ben ibr
@atte ibr gu leien gegchen. 9taf,
iabrelangem Gbcgliif 5eigt iid eira
ounfle @olfie, Die es gu 5erifojren
orobt. 2aon @uolcp's erIter Cutie
fpor Der Sobn zines Millionars, Sci
infolge oieier Seirat enterbt muroe,
Soronf nad @uitralien ging ulto iei-
he 5rou perlieB. @ilflos, nabm fie
Die @erbung Soro Mnoiep's an oer.
ibr 8orleben llidt fannie uro belize
tnaren gliiflih. Nah Sabren 5eigt
iGr plobli6 9oro MuoleD eilen 8riei
ron Ieinem NeffeL iporilt Die MiiiGs.
febr ibres erIten @attet an~gefiinoiet
ipiro. Sic erfennt, SoaB ibr ncats
6liid 5eritOrt miro. @as iii 5l tun2
Sie Nnttuort lit cine 10 ~bod)orama=
tiIde, tDie Tie MIR onf ser Siibne auf-
Jefitbrt meroen fam ur1o es be6urf
Der &uuit bon Sbeoa 8ara, benz Ec-
riibmten v8ampire @oman", Dies In
ipirfungsuoGiter @eiIe gu tun.
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Sonnten. Segas, 4 a5rbe, 85c.
Sifke 3urt0ffeftt. Qouf5tdftd. Sits.

Somaten. Sexas, 4 a1rbe, 85c.
Site aurtoffetn, 2ouijtutd. $t.75.
as s5s'ssf' s,ss tflsS ssFs ssss:. 900.
GelIerie. soc Der Gnlbeuos
Strd. 81 fir Elm D1i1eI.
HeterfiIies 400 pee Mb6. sBii1beL
sgriiner Rfeffer, gegrs. SOC pei 4
ao5l, SITS per Crate.
gunfelnubes, SegeS, $1.00 per Rite;
SIPS per as NufMeI Crates.
@o6ieader, Doe v. 86c far einsHsO.s
@nrfeu. Gal. $1.50 ter Gr1tes xeroD
SGtaIh. Soc bee @ufhei.
Weerrettiss@ nraeln. Der lYfe. 12he-
@opfialnt. $3.50 Der Crate.
8eeten, 40c Der 9bb. sDiinteI.
@elbe Hiiben, S0c per Dneenos
giinoeI.
g%ierpflansen. s2.25 per guideI.
gieb.Narff.
Gan a%ntonio, Ser, %. Gug. -t9f5
0hien, 1925 bis $500.
&ihe Sab Biz $500.
&dlber $500 Biz $3.50.
8nlleu $3.50 bis $5.15.
ct. 2oiis. 90. Plug. 1915. - NinSs
bieb, Seras gieb. 1925 BIB 1885.
Shtpeine $3.50 biz $7.75,
GGnere pom Ghladter ......22 Ste.
9eihte bonn GhInhter ........22 Gt8.
8niiu aefalsere ..........13h @ts.
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WarEts8<riht.
Hdamtpoae.
Gan Gntonio, s 3L16 Gents.
@~alneitcn, feslte 336rfe.

WuueItuH,3 te{IE N0rte. e
gOttoaidmst .HrsSatte.
San antsnis, 9<y. ,fes, Mug. - 1916
Yrima gnl0e Cotton Sse6 Oil, 81
Gents per @aIIoue.
gseiu gurt, %. Gug. -a6pot 1925
uno $3.50; aneuit. 1925 unb $5,4e;
September. 1925 .rno 1928, Sste1er,
$5.32 in0 1884; Nobember. $5.32 inc
$3.50; De5ember, $5.44 uno $5.46;
Samiar, $3.50 nno $5.57 Sebruar,
$3.50 unSl $6.75; @dr5, 1918 uno
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Or. u. g. Me9anicl lit suriidse=
lno bat feline Hraris miebcr
a~nfgenommens 314 Moorc 8log.
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Grapeb's -grodett 1861, Neues Sci.
80. Sdgli9 @efIiiseI, grobufte, fril9
subereitete SIeif9io-en, 9aInt; Sdettd
GneatdIit1ten. @nneue MbIiefer1tna.
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