davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1915-06-02
News for 7heang Goers and Women ReAders

 poverty is moro schooling" said Mrs Mary Simkowitch, and a more eS- tended period than is usual now. should like to see the years of study reach to the twenty-first year for all. As for other matters, give children in tellectual training and so keep their minds from material thoughts. Chil- dren should certainly be taught sex hygiene, but by the right person. It should not be left to unscrupulous cnes or wrong books to convey that knowledge
 Mir. Pearson says that they nave abolished the old-fashioned restrlctive method entirely at the Horace Mann school We try to let the chiiareh develop naturally, according 10 the'f individual characteristics. must say" he continued, smiling, that We have discovered no sure way o1 nnu out out for what child is best Ht'eo, in spite of it. Up to. the age oi twelve or thirteen they are aulte va c:lating in their preferences for cno'ee of professions; they change suauel', ly from one thing to another, put a fifteen or thereabouts they nave 1nor' I definite ideas as to what they wan 1 to be- r* f-.st
New Britain herald., 1915-06-02
FIRST NIGHT OF NEW FILM DRAMA
 A~5


 Today ushers in a noteworthy rrc duction, one that will be immcnseiM enjoyed by the legion of Fox patroh} olga Petrova, the stages most beau tiful and talented dramatic star ".The Heart of a Painted Woman seen in a screen play of massive maEI nificance and overwhelmingly dr2ms tic force, and which is a triumphafl success that marks "a new era Ay the silent drama. The production wal produced by the Popular players an{ Plays company the story IS stronl and grips, and Miss Petrova is des| tined to become one of our greate7 screen stars of the day. The Hean of Painted Woman" is a wondSffy story of throbbins emotions so siSi fully blended the sweet with tho si 1 ful that it is like one great paintinI tho assembling is wonderfully handI tho assembling Is wonderfulN handled and the entire production k the highly artistic. Besides this mod stellar attraction the iatest chapta of 'The. Exploits of Elaine" Twill l5 shown, promising in its two thousarI feet many situations that wiii intere3 and grip, while several slnale~ fe7 comedies will augment the aiways \ teresting and entertaining pro&raI to two solid hours
New Britain herald., 1915-06-02
NOTABLE PLAY OF
 SEASON AT POLPS

The success which is attending the presentation of Eugene Walters dramatization of John Foxs, novel, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine in which the Poii Players are appearing this week. is one of the notable fea- lures of the present stock season. The play is a delightful one, romance be- ing the predominating feature, and back of 1t all is faithful presenta- ton of life in the Cumberland noun tai1s The advent of a young engi- neer is not to the liking of these ma lives. They misunderstood the in truder but events so occur that he is able to show them in his true light. Miss skirvin is delightful as June, the voune. romantic, carefree and yet dut- iful maiden of the rough and ready section. Harry Hollingsworth is like wise admirably cast as the young en- eineer. Ben Macouarrie as Dave Tolliver. Junes cousin, is giving one of his best characterizations and the other Poll players are likewise adding to
New Britain herald., 1915-06-02

Therefore 1t seems most logical to me that knowledge of all kinds will act as a preventive of these ills.
 'It is essential that properly qual- flied person should give this instruc- ton, hcwever-preferably before the age of puberty. Many evils might be avoided if individuals were taught the responsibility of parenthood.'
 Age of Fifteen.
 Which has more influence on the character of a person, heredity or en- vironment?" was the last question.
 "They are about equal, I should say. The character is not really formed un- til the person has come in contact with the world and has had experience of life, but the tendency is pretty well set by the age of fifteen. I believe 1 that acquired characteristics can be 1 transmitted; and not only do the chill dren inherit these characteristics, but seeing them in their parents intensi- ! fies them; therefore environment and training are of the greatest impor- tance."
 Dr. Josephine Baker says the most limpressionable years both physically land mentally are up to the fifteenth Iyear.
 I What do you think of the advis- ] ability of teaching children sex ny giene?" Dr. Baker was asked. I HcaI.hy Avenues to Pathology.
 1T believe decidedly that it shoule I be taught, but is is of paramount i'm portance by whom and how. There have been great mistakes made in tht method of imparting this knowledge l For instance. one does not study medi 1 cine by looking at cancers, put nrs learns the healthy construction o
 anatomy and the organs. In tn
 same way one should not dwell on tn
 social eviI' in teaching sex hygiene.
 should be treated simply and natur ally. I have seen the best result from this manner of teaching. Tn
 children are not much interested, bu
 there is no morbid curiosity ther
 When the parents are qualified to d 7 so, they are asuredly the best instruc tors. otherwise friend or teache
 who understands should be calle 5 upon I quite agree with Ellen 3 not biological-it is spiritual" "One helps toward the abolition (
New Britain herald., 1915-06-02
EXCITING SCENES IN
 HOWE'S TRAVEL FILMS

Lyman H. Howe's Travel Festival which comes to the Lyceum on sun day night next is enjoyed as much by men and women who have been on the long trails leading to the great scenes in the wide, wide world, as it is by stay-at-homes. Those who have travelled much enjoy MT. Howe reproductions because of their ap- ,solute fidelity and the "reminiscences they awaken. Indeed the extraordin- ary merits of this exhibition are now firmly established that it seems need less to urge anyone to attend. By the sheer force of it's excellence it has advertised itself so we'll that a crowded house is foregone conclu- sion.
 The new program has it's intense moments such as are imparted by ride on n runaway train, which in It. self is exciting enough, but the thrills are intensified and made more thrill ing by means of those realistic "ef- fects'' which always distinguish Howe's from all others. Then also there are some spectacular moments experienced during trip down into the crater of vesuvius--to the very edge of the vast cauldron of boiling lava Some of the mysteries of Ma ture's handiwork are revealed in a sceries showing the growth of plants and the development Of flowers from bud to blossom. The manifestations of science and chesistry are also shown in film depicting the electro> lyeis of metals and the fantastic formations created by the process.
 Real travel experiences are provided
 by a trip to ever enchanting Venice
 during which Howe travellers will
 glide up and down the canals and see the quaint city under the wizardry of superb color effects at sunse and by moonlight. A railroad ride through Greece, bird studies in the colors of nature. and entirely new animated cartoons are some of the other fea- l tures Seat sale will open at Cro- | wells Drug store, Thursday night.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-02
Approves Sex Hygiene.

When asked if he believed that cnil- dren should be instructed In sex ny giene, the doctor replied strongly m the affirmative. ..
 ..F.ractically every i'll that befalls mankind may be traced to ignorance or disregard of the laws of nature.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-02
CHAPLIN'S DOUBLE
 AT KEENEY'S FRIDAY

Harry Ingalis, a young vaudeville entertainer, who is steadily rising to fame as the double of Charlie Chap lin, the famous motion picture com edian, has made a contract to appear at Keeney's as a special attraction Friday afternoon and night. Ingalls, bears such a close resemblance, phy- sically, to the great screen artist that 1t is difficult to tell the two apart. He has acquired many of the eccentric movements of the comedian and he gives most remarkable impersona- ton of him. Friday night he will play a part In "The Naughty Flirt, a sketch written along lines suggest ed in the Chaplin comedies. He will be assisted by Miss Alice Upson. singing comedienne of ability. Ingalls, has agreed to give his impersonation on Main sreet at 12 and o'clock Fri day. In other cities which he has given the street exhibition many thought they recognized in him their movie. favorite in real life. The act is expected to prove a big drawing card Friday.
 Besides this novelty the manage mcnt offers "The' Eagles Nest Lu- bins great six reel motion picture drama, as a special attraction for F'rl- day night. This picture will also De shown Thursday. afternoon and even l ing. It is the first of 8 series of big dramas, acted for the movies by ! celebrated people, which will be shown at Keneys during the. summer. | A new one will be given each week. These attractions will be given In addition to the regular vaudeville program There will be no increase in the admission price. 1t will mean 1 a longer and better show with no ad- ditional expense to the patrons.
 "Hanky Panky," the offering of the
 Fields Brothers Stock company, con
 tinues extremely popular with th' playgoers. It Is a lively comedy witt some bright music punctuating th' dialogue This weeks show gives bl, | opportunities to Harry Jackson. tn
 popular Hebrew comedian, who IS as sociated with the Fields. Harry doe some splendid character deiineatin and his witticisnns keep the audienc i in a state bordering on hysteria dur nig major part of the act. Tn Fields are as good as ever and thei other associates help to make thing , merry.
 Other acts on this weeks bill are
 Josephine May, high wire artist
 Crawford Sisters, comic novelt : sketch; stuart and Martin, snigin
 comedians, and the Zara Carme !. Trio, musicians.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-02
MISS CORELLI TELLS
 OF ABSENTEE EVIL

Of all the highly popular ana Ia nous books written by Marie Coreil, none has attained the worldwide lame of "wormwood,' picturized by the VII liam Fox forces with an all star cast of Broa dway favorites and which VIII be shown at the local Fox theatef frl- day and Saturday. In the picturiza- a. ton the novel gains tremendously in strength and interest as no expense or effort has been spared to make worm ' wood" the picture of the year. Tn
New Britain herald., 1915-06-02

the water in which the meat is cook ing. and when thickencd and smooth, season to taste. Simmer for anotaer hour, and serve hot or cold.
 Neapolitan Pudding-Cut any kinu of nice plain cake into slices, spread each slice with currant jelly, and GOV er them with banana slices; put one tapIespoonful of whipped cream, pre- yiously sweetened, on top of the ban anas, and serve.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-02
By DOROTHY CLARKE

Such surprise! you Wree 9, dear to remember what frightful time I have in powdcring my back we motored up to the "Wester- yelts,' yesterday to spend the night and it worked like charm YOU q have thought I'd been gone over by an expert .. Oh, Grace! Did you hear about Jimmy? !. He's taken his four cars and Is going to be a chauffeur in the French army
 can't you see fat Jimmy try ing to repair a car l think It too tragic for worlds but I'd give anything to know if it's on ac- count of that French widow. :. Now, I really must ring off, my dear, because I've simply got to rush to that Belgian Fund Tea that new Argentine teacher is going to dance and they say he is doing the hest Fox Trot in town. Oh, are you going we'll I'll see you there, dear. Goodbye.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-02
Menu for Tomorrow

Breakfast.
 Fruit q Spanish Omelet
 Potatoes au Gratin Rolls Coffee Creamed Potatoes Tomato Salad Iced Tea
 Normandy Soup
 Scotch Rolled Beef Mashed Potatoes
 Fried Egg Plant
 Cold Slaw
 Wafers Cheese
 Neapolitan Pudding
 Coffee
 Scotch Rolled Beef--Select a large flank steak weighing as near three pounds as possible. Trim off the thin end and lightly score the meat on both sides Mix together half teaspoonful of pepper, scarlt table spoonful of salt, a quarter of tea spoonful of ground cloves, one table, spoonful of sugar, one teaspoonful of summer savory and three tablespoon fuls of vinegar. Rub this we'll into the meat. roll 1t up and tie with wide tapes. stand in cool place over night Next day lay the roll in stew pan, pour over sufficient boiling water to partly cover, and simmer slowly for three hours. Tn another saucepan hrown one heaping teaspoonfui ol dripping, add two tablespoonfuls oi flour and brown again. Stir this into
New Britain herald., 1915-06-02

Deep frying is an economical meth cd, as the same fat can pc used again and again if care be taken not to leI 1t burn and to strain carefuliy eacr time 1t is used.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-02
NR G--~---~-----

the merit of the production. m play is adequately staged and the af-l cessories arc in keeping with tnf1 scenes produced. There will be sNa t7i inees and evening performance ce1
 throughout the remainder of the weelkN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-25
Discurso de
Lloyd George
Continuation de la Ga. plana.

fnalidad, en- las regiones del espfritu,
La civilization alemana quisiera crear-
lie de nuevo a semejanza de una ma
quina de Diesel; precise exacto, pode-
roso, pero sin espacio para que en- 6l
funcione un alma [Muy bien.l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-25
FILOSOFIA Y CACIQUIsMO.


funcione un alma. Muy bien
FILOSOFIA Y CACIQUIsMO.
SHabeis le1do sus discursos? En- ellos
rebosan ell esplendor y la jactancia del
militarismo aleman: "El puno con
guante de acero'' La luciente cora
"a. f" Pobre viejo puno enguantado en-
acero Sus nudillos estan sufriendo algu
mas abolladnras. iPobre armadura lu-
| clente Esta perdiendo ell brillo.
(Aplausos.) Sc enredan en- Los pies de
Alemania, al avanzar. Cortense con la
espada jNaciones pequenas? Impi-
den ell avance de Alemania. Que ell
talon aleman las pisotee en- ell tango !
Los eslavos rusos? Desafian la supre
macia de Alemania en- Europa. iLan-
zad vuestras legiones contra ellos tri-
turadlos! jInglaterra es una constan..
te amenaza al predominio de Alemania
en- Ell mundo. Arranquese ell tridente
de sus manos! Ell cristianismo? Senti-
mentallsmo enfermizo acerca del sacri-
ficio por otros Floja parrilla para el
aparato digestive de Alemania Niece
sitamos una nueva dieta. Sc la impon-
dremos al mundo. Sc hara en- -Alema
MA (Risas aplausos) dieta de sangre
y hierro. Ha desaparecido ell honor de
las naciones. Ha desaparecido la liber
tad. jQue queda? Alemania, queda
Alemania "Deuts chaland uber Allies" !!
iConoceis al Junker prusiano sus
hechos? Nosotros no combatimos al
pueblo aleman. Ell pueblo aleman su-
fre baJO ell talon de esta casta militar
Ell labriego, Ell artesano, ell comercian-
te aleman veran con regocijo ell dia en-
que sc destruya esta casta militar. Co.
noceis sus pretensiones. Cree ell Jun
ker que lie basta con decir: "Tenemos
orlsa. Esa es la respuesta dada a.
Belgica: "La rapidez de acci6n es la
mayor fuerza de Alemania. !" Lo cual
significa. "Tengo prisa; dejadme via
libre." Las peque1as nacionalidades
que interceptan su camino son arroja-
das a la cuneta ensangrentada Y rotas.
HAY QUE ELEvAR LOS CORAzo-
MES.
Hemos sido demasiado c6modos, de-
masiado indulgentes, muchos quizas,
demasiado egoistas, hasta que la ruda
mano del destino nos ha castigado ele
vandonos a una altura donde podemos
yer las grandes cosas eternas que i'm
portan a una nacion, los grandes picos
lue hab1amos olvidado: ell Honor, ell
Deber, el Patriotismo, y, envuelto en-
IN blanco deslumbrante, la gran Gina
del Sacrifice senalando al cielo como
un dedo rugoso. Descenderemos de
nuevo al vale, pero en- tanto vivian los
hombres y mujeres de esta generacion,
llevaran en- sus corazones la imagen de
de esas atlas cumbres, cuyos fundamen-
tos no Sc han conmovido, aunque Euro
pa oscila y Sc tambalea en- las convul-
stones de una gran guerra. (Entusias-
tas y prolongados aplausos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-04
Jarm-Eroonfte
@enlIIr.

gobnen, Gtring, 85c uno 40c per 1l3
8uidef.
8a6sbobnen, Der 8nfdel. $3.50.
&artoffeln, Colorado II. Sbaho. $50
iliib $3.50 Der 100 Bfun6.
griiner Bfeffsr, 75c lno $1.00.
@nrfeu, Sal, $3.50 per Crate; Seras
Bic unb Acc per 9uieno.
4pbl $1.75 urio $1.85 per 100 9ib
3ipie6eln. California, 1925 per 100
Bfb.; Wbite @ar, $500.
SntnIb. $500 Der BrfdeI.
Spinat. &c per Rfuno.
GontaIoupeS. so unb 65c.
GiiBe &nrtoffeIn. $1.25.
gluInenfobI, $f.75 per Crate bon sIuei
DiiBer0.
aopfialat. $500 per Crate.
Sornaten. Teras. a Scribe, 60e urs
rs Gents.
GeGerie. 65c uno 75c per Dubenb.
gferpflan5en, 500 Ii. $1.25 per 9is
inef.
@riiner 9feffer. $3.50.
8eeten. 25c IL. soc per Ibb. sBiinoeI.
ReteriiIie. 30c Der 9nben0s8 iin6es.
Hiiben. BIC IL. Ace Der Sab. s@iinoeE.
9eIbe @nr5eln. 35c II. 40c per 9bb..
8iin6eI.
@eerrettia : @rrseIn. per 8funb Zoe.
Naoieshen. zoe II. 85e per Gnbeno,
giinoeI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-04
LckaIes.
Die Srobibitiomiiten fino Saaesen.

Isle ernit un6 ebrlib Die Grobi.
eitfoniiten IN ibren 8e]trebungel1
litte, Die &elt al reformieren uns
pom oem llebel oes Mtfobols Ill BE-
I%reiefl, gebt aus Dem 9rief berbor,
een George MienoeH if. bon Erapis
&piaatp, Mitglieo bes Hepr1Iettau
zerlbnuiest an irleren Senator 5.
EerreM geridtet bat. Gerren bal
aH niele 2egislatnrmitgIieoer Elm
STANDARDIZATION erlniien, in melhenl
81 anfrugt, Oh fife i'm in Dem Be
lniiben5 oas MGiion-@ eIeb 10 absu=
du0ern, oab es Ben @inmano oes
8rintitaI : Mppeaationsgeridts bin
faaig madt, linterftiisen tpolen. Oa-
raitf eruaoert Menoen: sd befard-
te, oaB Elm @eieb, nelbes elm 8ro-
Dibitions-S e~rritorium abiolut trodeu
iiladt, oas befBt erlaubt, oaB MlfoboI
liur fitr me0i5inii9e uno firhIide
3tpefe eingefiibrt meroen oarf gu
oraftiiG it, Inn je angenomtnen gu
sueroen. MIs oas Mailon-@ eIeB nm
ter Serdtung mar, berfudten mir es
6t berbeiiern, inbem mir beantraaten,
eiquor TIN trofenen Serritoriurn ab-
lolltt 81 perbieten bod oie Brobibi=
fioniitga itintmtet1 mieein 80 d Ii Il
ougegen. Gus ENHANCEMENT, Dem
5beriff Die Ma1tbolfommenbeit 5t
erteilefl dlfobolbnltige @etranfe nit
9efd]lag 5i be[egen llno 81 s~erit0rer,
pdfte 0afielbe Gdifial unb Scr. OIL
llipn felbff erflarte i'm SiBrnasiaal,
oaB toealn mir eineil 8robibitions-
oiltrfft abiolut trofen maiden, 6as
ReiuItat fem piiroe, oaB bic 2elte
BET Der nad)iten @eleaenbeit aeae;1
Brobtbitfon itimmen. ltno als mir
~beontrogterl oas erIalibte MaB, oos
Sober fir IeA1en perlonliden @e-
brdut IN Elm trndenes Gountp p6er
eine1 trodenen Diitrift einfihren
BORT, auf Elm babies Stint f~eifsuieben,
ltilnrtten Die Hrobibitioniiten aber-
mails mie Elm 90 II oaqeaen. =
Oardus iperoen Sic erIeben",
idlieBt Wr. MenoeIl ieinen grieI.
Dob es id}iper, iuerllt nitt unmoa-
lib ieir miro, elm @eies ourdsubrit.
gen, tpeIfes MIfoboT aus einem
frodeaen Territorium abioIut ber-
buftttt.
9feie BON einem MitgIieo Ser 81.
aIslathr gemadten unantaitbnren
MerBcruugen foIten uro miiBten bod
Ieoen Trobibitioniiter ii6erseuaen,
nab bic prcbibitioniftiidengeftrebun
Gen Der reinite Sdipinoel fins unS
ole aas'5e g~ewegailg MIR aif 2l;g
1tno Eriig baiiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-04
ttniere @eibmadtsmnmmer

Rabftebenoe beliti9 teranildje
3eitungen baben nod ltniere @etb=
nadts : Nllmmer e%ripGbnt: So
Strange 9entfde 3eitnnq:
Die San Mntonio Sreie 8relie aab,
fuie anidbrlide Inn Die @eibnafts-
5eit, cine Spe5ial=4ufgabe bon 50
-5eiten beraais7 oie 4febr gebiegen lit.
Ser tii6tise Sdriftleiter, Sugo
Woeler, lit mol aagenblidlid] Ser be-
fdaftigih Sdriftleita lit Ceres, 90
CT nebif eiiiar fp0dentlideil, nod eli
ne taglide 3eitung berausgeben mnB.
9aB er Die @ufgabe eetpadien lit,
bepeiien beibe 3eitungen.
Goro geras Nreiie St
mas peripatet - tuobrideinlid neil
tie 10 idtper tit, fam Die San Mn-
tonioer oSreie 8reiie fir Seras4, 81
Seiten itarf, bier an. DAB es,
pie alliabrlidl ineMliterollsgabe 1T,
bralt6e id mol nid)t beionoers 8lf err
5D1bnen.
Seras 9entihe 3eitnng:
Die v5reie Greiie fir 9eras", in
San Intonio erideineno, bat lld)
lnabrlid, trob Der i6le6ten 3eiten,
elte praftige uno geoiegne @ei6-
nadts-ansgabe (52 Seiten ltarf) gc-
lerltet, i%porauf Der Seransgeber, SEER
Gobert Sanidfe, init Gedt ltol5 iein
fam. Snbalt iomie sl1lsitattung li.h
elnfah taoellos, ipie es itets BEL ois
Ter geoiegelen 3eitung Ser SAL III.
Muen lieben &oGegen nniern ber5-
lihften 9unf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-04
Sabr 1915 8u perieben, sic tie bout'
,Siaens. Snipeftor 3imner II in oee
Sto6thaQe erbaltef1.
Eegas.

Ser Seras SnonltrioI @ongref
leBt fit oas Sabr 1915 pieoer eine
In5abl 8reiie fin 5armbetrieb.
@drtnerei ino Gieb5u6t aus. Ole
Ereiie betragen $500 ODER $1,000.
9ieienigen. Die fi1 on Dem Greisbe-
perb beteiliaeiH tuoaen, mogen an Den
Eeras Sn0nItridI gongreB in Dal-
las tim rabere Musflnft nno Tin
Sormulare sdhreiben. 9ie 9reiie
iino fir oie bette 2eiitlng in aorn,
Cotton, aoffir, Geanuts, Milo uno
Seterita; fir ben beiten Stier, nidt
iiber orei Sabre oft; fir oas bette
Stierfalb, niht iiber 5poIf Monotc,
fir oas bette Sftpeilt, niht iiber
5polf Wonate oft; fir Sic bette 2ei-
flung in @ei5etL &oegen, Safer uno
@erlte nro fir oen beiten @artell.
Sn 8oler Gorntp, auf ser
Sarm leines Heffen Mar Nesel, ftar6
I'M Sitter BON iiebsig Sabren SeinridY
Solien. Der geritorbene NOR Elm
Sobn bon Sobn SoGielL einem scr
Seilnebmer an Ser SfIaft BEL Gan
Sacinto. Sein Safer fam idon 81
anfong Ser oreiBieer Sabre nodJ
Serns, reilte Damn mieoer nod,
Deltidlono nno berbeirotete fid BORT.
anf Ser 6iifreiie pisroe ser Ser
itorbene Int Ser NGbe Ser SnIeI Guba,
am 6. DECEMBER 1914, gebpren. Gr
bot tets in unferm Staate qeipobuf.
Werheiratet NOR er ni6t.
8otpernelir Serallion hat ei-
llen Greis BON $40 fir oas erlie
3miaingspaar nno $50 fir sic err
item 9riainee ausgeieBt, sic inn
Sabre 1915 geboren meroen.
Ger releritainte Staots=S teuer.
fornmiiidr, q. g. 8agbu, bat Sri.
Gle bon Sagen, Sodter oes gopt.
:. ron Sagen bon Srfeoridsbltrg.
Die Steae als Chefs tenograpbiitit
i'm Staatsifelier : 9eparten1ent ifber
trager.
9ie p5rieorifgblirq giiblii6ina
Gompanp" bon sriebridsbura bat
lid einen ssreibrief ausffeGen laYien.
4apital $500. ssnforporatorer:
&obert 8enniger, MuglH 3inde
M6olf @oIo.
Der II Sabre alte SSimmp @il-
ftahl aug Dem 9a6en 0es Ssylt-
tpeliers 9ins In 9naas Sutuelen i'm
@erte BON $25,0 900 uno entfIob. Or
ieood bal6 eittgefangen unD
Die Safen mliroen Bis aif eineu
giamanten, Der eitien @ert bon
$4,000 bafen ion, uiebererldtfqt.
Der Ssilitge giebt Chicago oIs feline.
Seiinat ait. or periibte ben Dieo=
in0em er nit eiliem s3iegel=
ITEM nm neld]en er elm Sud, qe-
nidelt batte. Die Sdeibe oes Shau-
reuters eimihlue.
Die Inti ; Saloon 2iao bon
balt am 8. uno 10. Se6rliar
IN Wlrro nftfd GSths,.4~ If
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-04
Snlanb.
Der &opit1n 6es

Der aapit1n 0es engliimen
S6iffes .Hembranot~ oas fiislid,
bon Baltimore nit elmer fir Gng-
lano beltimmten 2aoung 8feroe or-
filbr, untermegS aber ourd Syeuer.
Dos auf i'm ousbrad, ge5tuungen
mliroe, iii Helpport 1es ansrlaiferl,
behanptet, man babe, in oem Sen
.Guf Dem Shiffe berItedt, cine Siite
nit 8ulper gehinoen. @r erflGrt
aber, Dab er niht bebaupten f6niic,
Dos 5elier lei an9eIegt moroen. &c.
Rembrandt miro au6 BON Reiu
Orleans ans Gferoe nad gnglanN
bringen.
@ie 8otifafter @eraro II
@erlin mitfeilt, lit Die oeutife Ge-
aiernng bereit, Die o~merifanilfe
5lagge auf friiberen britiiden Sdil-
fen, Die nad Iusbrrd oes GriegeS
IN amerifanii6em 9eIib iibergeangeli
li1o, an5uerfenneil, fpenn oieie Gdif.
lie @aaren BON @merifa brett mad
oettif)en Safen o0er oeutihe @aa-
rem oireft na6 amerifaniiGet Sd-
len bringen, iofern bieie @aaren sun,
@ebraud IN @merifa beitimmt fms.
Die Oeutide Reeierung erflart nber
Dab bns 3edt folder Sdiffe, Sic
amerifaniide Tlagge al fiibren, an II.
fir iid binfalig iei uno iie behcIi
es iif Dor, Die geuannte 3nftimmlllle
~ieoer5eit miberrufen at fonnen.