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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-04
later enlarged by the present Weis-

later enlarged by the present Weis-
senborn building.
The building plots for this site
were 100 feet square, and were sold
by Fred w. Winterborn who married
Miss Emily Vreeland, daughter of
the old Vreeland family.
The tract on which are now the
Grantwood shops, buildings and
homes, with their narrow lanes was
the beginning of Grantwood. Among
the other early settlers were the
Weises, Raises, Fuhrings and Soul
lions. The acre of land at the CO.
lumbia avenue corner of this same
tract, with house, was offered for
sale at this time for $1,000. $1O1
was the average price for an acre of
land. The first development toward
the cliff edge was the Lincoln avenue
group of houses.
About the time of this improve
ment a company was formed to de-
velope the present Grantwood, az
suburb of New York City. DR.
Lemuel Ayres, of Ridgefeld, was the
moving spirit, in conjunction with
the present Mayor Neumann. The
company's first street was located
just opposite Grants Tomb, New
York, and named from it Grant ave-
nue.. From this name, one of the
greatest in the history of America
the new town also took it's name
Grantwood.
Columbia avenue was the first
cross street of Importance, thanking
the Coudray estate to the south, and
running from the cliff edge at one
end to Anderson avenue at the other
At it's intersection with the railroad
was built the towns Fire House
across from which, at later date
was to be the present imposing Car
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-04
Artists Appear
At Carney Movies

The pictures at Carney Hall on
Saturday evening last were heartily
enjoyed by the large number of per-
sons present.
An unusual treat was afforded the
audience on this occasion by the ap-
pearance on the program of vocal
artists from the Metropolitan Opera
chorus, Miss Penlope Davies and Mr..
Kenneth Angus. Each sang a charm
ing ballade, and then united on the
favorite duet, 90 that we two were
maying." The singers were well re-
ceived. 1t is to be hoped that the
hall management will see fit to re-
peat this attractive innovation.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-04
The Escape That
Escaped, Has Returned

A short time ago D. w. Griffith's
perturbation of Paul Armstrong;
celebrated play entitled The Escape,
was announced for a certain date at
the local playhouse. For some rea-
son or another The Escape could not
be found and another picture was
substituted at the last minute. Many
people were disappointed so the
management determined that The
Escape must be found and presented.
The Escape has been found and is
secure in the vaults of the producers
at II West Twenty third street, New
York, where it will remain until
Tuesday, December z, when it will
be sent to Carney Hall for that days
show. The Escape is seven reel
production and has no less than
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-04

ney Hail. The Grantwood school,
too, was built on the high land
toward Anderson avenue. Opposite
this a decade later was to come the
present Congregational Church. The
Lutheran Church was also built in
the same block near the Carney Hall
corner.
In the decade of the Hudson Fulton
Celebration came the development of
the trolley business section begin
ming with the Goemann block to
which was removed the post office
from the Raas building. At that
time Mr.. and Mrs. Nils Ekman were
in charge of the post office which &C.
cupied room not much larger than
/ a shoe box at the rear of the Goe-
mann building. Since, under eX-
Postmaster Carney, the postofice
has been enlarged to imposing pro-
portions.
Another attractive development in
this section was that of Charles j.
Leeger, at the northeast corner of
Lawton avenue and the trolley.
About this same general period
was started the borough's first weekly
newspaper, the "Palisade Post" by
Jarvis Kelly, professor of City
College, New York, and later, coun-
Gilman; and George S. Drew, ar
chitect, now New Jersey State Ar
chitect. In 1914 the paper was SUI
perseded by the "Palisadian."
Since the formation of Cliffside
Park as borough it has had among
it's governing officials, Mayors Neu-
mann, McClave, Ferdinand; Coun-
cilmen: Messrs. Sammis, Fox, Joseph
Scott, VIM. Kelly, John Cadien, Car
penter, Floor, Naedler, Zimmerman,
Hoeckelberg, Hendy; School Board:
Messrs. R. H. Mutt, August E. Neu-
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-04
History Of Grantwood

What would you think of $50
year as a reasonable rent for Grant
wood? Well, in the days after the
Civil War it was at that imposing
figure that the tract of land on which
Grantwood which was to be was
hired for use as pasture.
Anothre century back the future
Grantwood was just a little portion
of two large farms: the old Jacob
Vreeland estate and that of the De
Klyns. Where Lincoln avenue now
is was first a peach orchard. Across
the river the city of New York was
a dense forest.
A wagon track was the only sign
of a road connecting the farm, which
was known as North Edgewater, with
Edgewater, leading down the cliff at
about the point of the present cliff
road at Edgewater Heights. At
Edgewater Heights station fork of
the road ran southwesterly to eng
lis Neighborhood," now Fairview.
The Vreeland estate originally was
a wide strip running from the Hudson
to the Hackensack between the pres
ent Edgewater road and Columbia
avenue.
The DeKlyn farm was north of this
and included the present Coudray
time was a mere wheel track.
The first house to appear was a
little farm house built by Patrick
Horn, block north of the present
Trinity Church on Palisade avenue.
This stands amid cluster of old
mines little distance back from the
road. 1t was the pioneer structure of
the many hundreds which are dwell
lings, shops, halls, and public build
ings now call themselves Grantwood.
The rise, or hilltop, on which the
Horn house was built was known as
the Saddle back" And it was here
that the next early structures were
built. First was the house of Wen
dell Abel to the north; Clement
White, and, on the site of the pres
emit delicatessen store the first shop
built by Hermann Butchery, and
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-04
Grantwood Card Club
To Be Entertained

The Grantwood Card Club will be
entertained at the home of the Gerald
Thayers, PIG Lafayette avenue, on
Monday evening next. Mrs. Warren
B. Eyrich will act as hostess.
The names of Mr.. and Mrs. N. b.
Hartman have recently been added
to the clubs membership list.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-04
America First
Placards Posted

One notes with satisfaction the at
tractive charts posted in our school
corridors setting forth in many Ian
guages the strong appeal of the
Americanization Society to foreign
born residents to make themselves
American citizens without delay, both
civically and culturally.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-04

mann, Patrick Larkin, Mrs. Katherine
I Wicks, ]. H. Raas, j. F. Whelan, ].
Conroy, H. F. Goemann, F. L. Smith,
Timony, John Kelly, F. Herschler,
and Banville.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-04

seven we'll known screen celebrities
namely, Blanche Sweet, Mae Marsh,
Robert Harron, Donald Crisp, Owen
Moore, F. A. Turner, and Ralph
Lewis.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-24
STORE OIL IN GROUND
U. S. Navy Would Conserve Supply i'm
California and Oklahoma.

Washington, Sept. "a. = Further
conservation of the oil fields in Cali
fornIa and possibly in Oklahoma is
contemplated in Secretary Daniels
plans for the navy in connection with
strengthening national defense.
Navy officers and officials of the de-
partment of justice and the general
land office, the secretary said today,
are studying the situation in Califor-
MIA where recent court decisions have
helped the navy projects.
The navy department wants to re-
serve for future use surveyed and
proved oil lands, storing the emer
gency supplies in the ground until
needed. In the Oklahoma field the
interior department cannot, by law,
lease wells on the Usage reservation
except on public land.
1t is possible legislation will be
sought to make the navy department
a preferred bidder
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-24

pimples by outside treatment, such as
greaSeS, massage, cosmetics, electric
ity- etc. These methods will not cure
nor even temporarily remove pimples
and facial disorders.
The difficulty is generally impure
blood. The blood is stream of waste
matter filled with poisons. It's color
IS black and blue or brOwnish, instead
of ruby red as it should be.
Stuart's Calcium Waters go into the
stomach with the fnod you eat. They
become a part of the blood and they
go wherever the blood goes, at once
eliminating all impurities and sources
of skin eruptions.
All the cosmetics in the world will
not bring back a clear complexion if
your blood is filled with impurities.
Go to yo1r druggist and buy Il box
of Stuart's Calcium Waters, price soc.
Mail coupon below today for free
trial package.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-24
Soap Is Bad
For the Hair

Soap should be used very sparingly
II at all, If you want to keep your hair
looking its best Most soaps and pre-
pared shampoos contain too much al
kali. This dries the scalp, makes the
hair brittle ard ruins it.
The best thing for steady use is Just
ordinary mulsified cocoanut oil
(Which is pure and greaseless), and is
better than soap or anything else YOU
can use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Sim
ply moisten the hair with water and
rub 1t in. 1t makes an abundance of
rich, creamy lather which rinses out
easily, removing every particle of
dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil
The hair dries quickly and evenly, and
1T leaves the scalp soft. and the hair
fine and silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy
and easy to manage.
You can get mulsified cocoanut oil
at any pharmacy. it's very cheap, and
a few ounces will supply every mem
Der of the family for months.-Ady.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-24
DISEASES IN SCHOOLS
City Officials Start Campaign to
Guard Health of Children.

Contagious diseases are to be more
carefully guarded against in the city
schools. DIR. Harold B. Wood, city
health officer, and H. B. Wilson, city
superintendent of schools, are Coop
Grating with this end in view.
Children exposed to diphtheria and
scarlet fever will be excluded from the
schools Immediately, and not permit
ted to return until all danger has
passed. Although a week may have
elapsed since a child was exposed to
smallpox. the child will be excluded
from school two weeks. unless vacci-
mated
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-24
HE BOUGHT GOLF BALLS
President Wilson ShOpped in WASH
ington just Like "'US TOpekans.''

Washington, Sept. 24.-President
Wilson walked for more than an hour
today through the business section of
Washington. He went to a sporting
goods store and bought some golf
balls, and then continued strolling
about the streets
He was recognized by few people.
He was accompanied by Col. E. NJ.
House, his guest at the White House,
and several secret service men.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-24
Rosy Complexion
Quickly Assured
Stuart's Calcium Waters CIeanses the
Blood and Bring Back the Rose
Color to Checks, Quickly.
TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE.

Stuart's Calcium Waters have made
themselves a peerless place in this
country for their bodybuilding,
skin-cleaning powers.
The great trouble with the majority
of women is that they try to remove
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-24

queried the judge Both attorneys
hooked sheepish Il think I'll take the
matter of hearing the case under ad-
visement," said the judge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-24

in the rooms, not only in the clean
and improvement in the general ar
rangement, but also in the in
creased amount of room, and the
better lighting and ventilation.
Harold Smith has taken a stenog-
raphic position in the real estate
office of L. L. Better
Earl Kurtz is now with the Cap
per Engraving Company.
Miss Helen Kennedy has taken a
position with the Hall Lithographic
Company.
Have you seen that handsome
Certificate of Accuracy which Mr..
Dougherty has had prepared and is
issuing to folks making a suffi-
speed in writing Dougherty's
Shorthand? This certificate will
be granted to any writer of the
system, no matter when he learned
exceedingly proud of it.
Two of the entertainments pro-
vided for the West Indianola
neighborhood this winter will be
given by Dougherty's.
Miss Mary Z. Postma called this
week to greet the school folks by
her new name. Mrs. Jacob Lutz.
Miss Mary Winder, one of the
teachers in the stenOgraphic de-
partment spent her months vacation
during August with her home folks
at Faxon, Oklahoma, and very sue
cessfuliy surprised her Topeka
friends by returning last week with
her husband, Mr.. Harry Welp- They
Mrs Welp has been with Dough-
erty s about three years and the
many students who have been under
her instruction during that time all
join with us in wishing the young
couple long and happy married
life.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-11

9raf yernitorff, Ser bemtfde 9ot.
ldafter, erflarte, baf er niemaIs ben
Sonrnaliiten glrdibalb irgeno mel
die Wriefe D6er Spfmmente smr Ne
lorgmns initseseben babe. Ct FAB,
bies friiber ldon einntal erflart, feb
fidj a6er senStist, es npdmals 81
TIM. g(rdibal6 lei tim fir einet
7epefdentrGser nidt iider senms se
iueien. ltn6 es babes fid jett ia aud
seseist, oaf e. nidt iidjer mar.
stus Wdfbineton miro nit ei
ilenl Male tpieoer .getneIoet, oaB bis
ge5iebltngeh 5tpifden oen Ser. Staa.
ten uno ben beioen gertralmGdter
Deutidlatto imo Oeiterreid- -ltngarr
febr geiponnt Ieien. Die Dunlba.
Mffaire siebe tpeitere 9reile als mar
anfangs geglaiibt babe, auf
DeutiHlano tperoe bon ibnet berii1rt
Ger beutfbe Militdr.M 81 ttahee, Saupt.
inann BON asaper, lei anlheineito an
Dem Dumbn' n'iben Hlan, Die @affen.
nn0 Mltnitiorsfabrifen gum Still
itono 5u brimge1, beteiIigt, eben5o fei
es Der oiterreihif1e @eneralfonful
in Weu Dorf, Nuber bon Berefeo
rn6 es lei m0glid), oob man aud
bic Mberufung oieier bei0en Ser.
rem foroern peroe. gluh @raf boz,
8erltftorff, Der 6eltide Wotlhofter,
babe oeln 9errn Mr6ibaIo offisieEe
Shriftftiife n1itgegeben, 6a es iid
aber INN foIde Dofumente banole, oie
bereits our 4enntnis 6es Staats.
oeparterneitts gebradt iporetr, 10 lei
leine Sonolungstpeiie praftild obne
Ye6eutiing, tpeutt iie audi tbeoretiid
cine 8erletung Der Megeln fir ben
oiplomatiiden gerfebr iei. llebri.
gems iperoe oie Hegierung aud ge.
aen ben Serausgeber Der uitgariidca
3eitltng IN Neiu Yorf borgebett Der
6emgriefe oes0r. 9umba einen iorg-
faItia ousgearbeiteten Hlan fir oic
Nir6fiibrilng Der Glinba'ideil
Sheen beigelegt babe. @uBer bieier
-sfneelegenbeit babe aud,
sic 9(mtiport Der oeiitlhen Hegierllno
in ser .@rabic~ -g[ngeIegenbeit baa
gerbaltnis 8u BEN oeutihen Ser
biinoeten perihledtert. Wiit bieiar
@nttport lei mani gar nidt 5nfrieoell
iino ipenn nidt cine oitoere ta6fol-
ae, oie ben einoritf oiefer eritcll
ssote miIoere, 70 lei es serne nOe-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-11

SSit Neiu yorf tit cine Som
nliiiion BON engIilden ulio fran5ofi-
iAen 6inai5leltten eingetroffer, oie
arrangements fir Die WeaabIingefl
Der groBen @affelllieferungen tref-
fem Iou. iuel6e Die gllliierte1 BON nns
erbalten baben. gie arrangements
lollen i'm @eieiltlihen oarin belte-
ben, bob Die Serren bier cine groBe
Sunttne @el6es, nliiloeItens 500 Mil.
lionen Collars bergen, oieie Gum
me ii1 Damn bier freoitieren laiIea
ln6 nit ibr Die S1nl6en be5ablea
bic ibre 9fegierilltett in ben @af-
fei,- ltno Mnnitionsfabrifen eentaht
baben. gluf oiele @eiie baben Tie
niht notig, sroBere Neaiien @oloes
beriiber 81 idifen Die Serren tpiir-
oen bon s. 8. Morgan, Dem @gei,te,l
Ser englil6en Hegierung enipfan.
gen. slm gsadmittag fano in oem
Morgan'ihen Salie elm gnlpfang
itatt. bei Dem 9lliloerte BON gon-
fiers, 8eriiheriutgslellten tno ar
eere anrpeien0 iparen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-11
Gia Marthrer Scr Asabrbcit.

gefanntlid lit in Carr. cssno., ser
9altor gonnlit1o aoDler, Der es paate
fiir Die @erehtiafeit Der oeutiden
Sadie eiralttreten, nleudleriIdl er-
moroet poroen. Brobritiide 3cit1,rs.
gen baben iid nidt seibanlt, ben
Grlnoroeten als einen oeutlden
Gplon li1l0 aIs eiuen 9anoesber-
rdter aa be5eibnen, nr0 an3noeaife5I
oaB er lein 6didIal berausgeforoert
ullo getuiiiernaBen peroienf babe.
slm Sonntag ipuroc in sSsrloioua-
polls, SSil0., Der uDeutide Gag &C.
feiert. Saitor S. s. @anierL Elm Stu.
niengenoiIe oes ermoroeten @ciit.
lihen par Der 6elfreoner. Ct fIodt
in ieine Heoe einen Nndruf fir cen
s5reunO eilr u,lo IieB feineu 3ipeiie(
oariiber beitebeu. pnB oie feige
Wsorotat aitf has aonto Der geipiiIeu-
loien 9eutfnenbeber ou iebell III.
Faltpr Sallien iagte II. a.:
uMeine oentiden sdtpeItern an0
@riioerl Sd nlnB IN 0ieier 5tul1e
eines Mannes gebenfeu, Der ieinenl
Ramen Gbre genlaat bat, ct batte
einen gsametl, Ser auf getpiIie Gle
mente llnierer gepoIferuua tpirfle
ipie Der rote 2appett alf oen Yul(elt
Die ipiitefl0 iper6er, tpenn Tie 0en
Nomen boren, einerlei Oh er nit ct.
mem Il" ooer ~" bn6ltahiert miro.
IGs iino e6en 2elite, Ste bieIeidt lUe.
der oentlb nod engliid bnbffnbieren
fonnen oe1eil oas @ort nRapier
Der SSitbegriff alles gnlporenoen 1T.
.9eitte lit Der Shatten lneincs
ftbndblid genloroeten syreuuocs,
Taitor Gonnino Rapler, Der gsic6
unlerer ebangeliId)en Spnooe mar,
nnter uns, nlabneito, baB mir 6ie
Gimme erbebeil our @obrrng lei-
nes gliten Namens nno Der gereb-
ten Sade, oie er ntutig perfohien
hat Ber i'm gefa1lnt bat fpie id)
iln6 piele lneiner Mnltsbriioer, tpe:st
elnport Die unfl1tigen slngriffe al
rid, init oenen iein sfnoenfen bc=
i6ntlist tperoen ioll.
.Gr mar elm tapferer Sdtpabe, Gin
Mannesber5 otne 5alid; nlnL 81
er gefallen lit. sollen mir ibm aIs
Seutide Wiitf1mpfer unieren 9riblt
mno lagen es BEN GIementen, oie an
Ger ltnteroriidilng oes GeutIhtums
arbeiten: ganee MAIDEN gilt ridti"
ltno tief6etpegt lanfbten Sic Ma.
meienOen oen meiteren @orteil oe3
6eitreoners::,
nGerbinoern mir, oaB Die gerei-
nigten Staaten i'm eroBen tlrn mos
8arp i'm fleinen getan oaB oes pet
fioen sllbion Madteebiet oie oel.tiGc
morbe. Ser blutige Sdlnf-
ten oes Waartprers idmeitet ourda
biefe @erIammlllng. llngeiiifnt
ld)reit iein 9llt gum SiminelM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-11

len1en DER Sll1fd1ttd S0n WtrtltG=
feit lteGt belaete photographic absr
cine patriotiide aunogebung nad
Der ariegserflarung aul..31. SsSuli.
1914 oar, pie ourb 8eroffentlihuna,
oes 9iloes in oeutlden illultrierter
Seitungen I'M 9luguit 1914 betpielelt
miro Die .Nadriat bon oenl Ser.
ienfen Ser v2uiitaniae iuuroe, In
Gelttlblano aageuein nit menlbti-
hem 0iitgefiibl fir Die llngliidliAea
Opfer britilder 4rrogan5 aufgenoln=
men rn0 gab meoer IN Berlin nod
fonituo in Deltlhlano 81 iolderl
&tlnogebunget, tpie bebauptet miro,
MnlaB. Ser erfinoeriide. @eiit ltaeIe-
rer @eener bot alIo nit, oenl Ser
ind, Ole offetttlthe Weinung iat oei:
Ser Staaten 81. erreaett eittelt
6offnungslolen Sebler~ aelnadt. 9os
amerifaniibe Golf pir61 ielbit Der De-
ite Gi6ter iiber iolhe 8ropaaolea-
metbooen lein.
9lms Gofia ,uiro gemeibet, Serbien
babe fidJ bereit erflart MaseSonien
6is gum @arbar ant gnfgarien absn=
treten. gmlgariem berfemgt aber 0aS
geiamnlte Wiaseounien nno 0arii6sr
meroe man iidJ, ibmeriidJ einisen,
benn Serbien Derlunge ilnter alien
llmitanbem cine, selneiniame 0reu5e
NIT 8riedJenlanA.
Der Stofbofnler aorrelpottoent
Ser u8oiiii9esl 3eitlrtg" bat aus 5lt-
berlaiiiger @uelle erfabren, Dab alle
rniiii9en 3eitungen BON Der offi5ieL-
len geaArfhten M9entur aufgefor-
bert iuesoen iitrb, eite bon Der bri-
tiibet &egierung gelieferte Serie
bon artifetta 81 beroffentlid)en onrh
IfpeI9e Die 2eiitungen @nglanos in
Dem ieeigen ariege in ein glan5en
aes @idt aeIteat peroen 1uourd1
ioG Der tuner itdrfer outage treten-
oen antt britiIhen Stilnnuug ettt=
acgengearbeitet iperoen.
Der britiidJe Gampfer yGornnbia
uno bic Jiidrrboote pYopnerie1 xno
vgoiueitoff1 iinb in ben Grmnb &C.
bpbrt wprben. Die Nannidaften
mnrSen serettet.
Ser rGorreo glpanol" in Maorio
liefert ben 8etpeis 6afiir. oaB o:e
|tritiide @egierling BEL Ser Sam
pogne, oie iie in ben nelltralen 2an-
bern 5ir 8ergifhing Der offentliher
IMeinnng gegen gelltiflano fiibrt
Die 8erbreitung Der ihamloieIten 2ii-
GEN uno 8erleuuolmgen nit engli.
lihem @eloe beaablt. Sos 9loll
teilt nit, ooB es fiir5li1 unter onlt.
Ilibem Siegel aus 2onbon einelt Hro.
teff lheipoilber @efebrter geaen an-
eebli1e oeltid)e @rollionlfeiten nlii
Ser 9itte Inn geroffentlidalng 5use.
ianot erbielt. Gent Hroteit lag eli
arntli6es Sbreiben bei IN tpelden
| Ser 9feoaftion nlitgeteilt mllroe, oaf
| iie fiir Die Bubli5ierling aller glrti
| fel, our6 pelde Die offentlihe Mei
tutng gegen DeutidlanO beeiilfluBr
Iperoe, ibre 9iehnung einreiden fo1
| ne. 9n5u ben1erft oas 9latt:: y9it
Gnglanoer iino oiesmal an oie fal-
|i6e @oreiie geraten. Ser ,Gorreo"
beroffentlid)t aud Damn feline 2iigef;,
nenn oieielben be5ablt peroen. 8it
tpiiien aber nun penigitens, oaf
Die 3eitlrngen, uel6e oie erlogener
lS6mler @eidihten iiber angeblide
feutlde @reueItaten peroffe1tlihen,
einet beftimntef getrae pro 3eile
| erbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-11
esanatius 8. e 2incnIn

Sgnatius &. e. 2incoln, Elm
friiberes Wfitglieo oes britiihen
Garlamellts, Der lelbit sugegeben
bat, elm oelltl6er Spion 81 iein, miro
nad) Dem @efebl oes <n0esridter
geeber in gem 0orf ipegen elmer
Sdllbllng ON England ausgelief9rt
peroen. @enn lidb aIles 10 Derb6it,
ipie 9incoln bebailptet, lit oieIe sllts-
lieferung elm grarlamer uno brutaler
9lft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-11
SURE utberlid)t.

Gruf 8ernitorff bat Mrd)i-
bulb ME als 9epeid)entraser be-
nittt.
Seutidlanb ienbet cine. gsotc
ii6er ben rCr0nna" SAL.
Die 9iniIen neloen Siege, Die
iie nidt erfodlten habem.
Snmba- nn6 Nrabie-Sall Iul.
len cine nene Spamnitng TT
8aibingtum beranlakt baben.
@riedenlanb nnb Serbien
bnben anideinenb feline Gut,
gnlsarien 81 sebem, mas es 1a-
ben mill.
Die 0tntlden melSen Grfol-
&C am 8artmannsmeilerfopf
itn6 SAatmannele.
Nie Nni1en iperben am Seretb
in 0ali5irn iueiter smriidse-
brGnst.
0entidJe Srnppen riiden in
Tolen ipeiter bor.
Der 6Onis BON 9riedenlanb
lit tuieOer sei,tno nn6 mmntcr
ano id)eiut iid) bmrd 8nIsarien
nidJt beiinrtbisen ST laiTeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-11
9[us N1pm Nrlenns mir0

Nus y9em ArIeolls MIRO &c
ineloet, oaB oort ein iunges Wfdo.
den, oos an ser 9Srptania StraBe
fpobnt, an Der 8eltlenpelt erfronti
ut. Gs lit oies ieit Dem Sftober DO.
riscn ssSabres Der erite 6aa oieier
Nrt.
Sn Selena, 0fontana, i'll
Sdnee gefallen ltno in gtoro- -9afot1
iu1o @poming friert es. ltno bier
boben mir 6os beiBeIte @etter oes
gon5en Sommers.