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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-25

dies served delicious fruit punch. Mrs.
Dolph Bennett was chairman of this
committee, and her assistants were
Mrs. G. A. Miller, Mrs. R. B. Jarvis,
Mrs. D. B. Casey and Mrs. D. G. Reed.
"An ice course was served in the
spacious dining room by groups of
pretty young girls, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. j. w. Rast. The color
scheme of the decorations was exceed
ingly pretty and dainty. Quantities
of seavine with it's pale blossoms of
pinkish lavendar draped the windows,
and long festoons of Spanish moss
also added a graceful note. The long
table from which the refreshments
were served was decorated with flow
ers in the delicate pastel shades of
pink and lavendar and the same col
ors were evidenced in the ices served.
The electric light bulbs in the five
large chandeliers in the dining room
were shaded with lavendar, and the
lighting effect was exceedingly soft
and restful to the eyes.
Music was furnished during the
evening by the High School orches-
ira, under the direction of G. G. Old
father. This organization which is
composed of a group of talented lads,
students in the St. Augustine public
school, has occupied an important
place in the community during the
past season, having furnished music
on many notable occasions.
"In making mention of the various
committees, special tribute should be
paid that which had in charge the
decorations in the various rooms open
to visitors. These were exceptional
ly pretty and artistic, and were ar
ranged under the direction of Mrs.
Guy of Jacksonville, a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Rast, and assist
ing her were Mrs. W. G. Tilghman and
Miss Inman,"
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-25

new hotel of the assembly was FORM
ally opened with brilliant reception.
The st. Augustine Record says of this
affair:
"The success of the formal opening
Of the new Assembly Hotel at Chau-
tauqua Beach far exceeded the fond
est hopes of those who have the well
fare Of that new resort most at heart.
This took place Tuesday evening, and
was attended by hundreds of people
from town and many from outside
points, who availed themselves of the
special schedule arranged by the st.
Johns Electric Company for the even
ing. An early car leaving the city at
7:40 o'clock conveyed the members of
the High School orchestra and those
comprising the various committees
who did such good work throughout
the evening in looking after the COM
fort of the hundreds of guests. Com
mencing shortly after o'clock, rega-
lar cars carried throngs to the Chau-
tauqua Beach.
"Upon arriving at the new hotel,
the prettiest welcome imaginable was
extended to the visitors by a bevy OF
charming girls, some twenty-five IN
number, who stood on either side Of
the main entrance on the wide west
verandah. Comprising the pretty
groups were the Misses lone and Flo
Carter, Ruth Masters, Marguerite
Lopez, Aline Gleason, Fontella Pad
gett, Gladys Baker, Esther Dunn,
Wilma and Ella May Davis, Marjorie
and Gladys Larson, Jaquelin Dodge,
Marguerite Plug, Belle Loveland,
Mabel Haigler, Marjorie Walton,
Estelle DeMedicis, Edna Perry, Helen
Bennett, Dorothy Mitchell, Mary and
Genie Casey, Mildred Kirkland, Mar
garet Garfield. These girls, under the
direction of Mrs. j. W. Rast, also
acted as a serving committee in the
dining-room later in the evening.
"In the lobby of the hotel stood the
long receiving line composed of Rev.
and Mrs. w. G. Fletcher, the trustees
of the Assembly and their wives, Wis
iting ministers and their wives, sew
eral Assembly Beach property hold
ers, who are at present occupying
their cottages and others. Many sin
cere and hearty congratulations were
extended at this time to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher and other promoters of the
Assembly proposition who have work
ed so faithfully for its initial and
ultimate success. In the receiving
line were Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Fletch-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Rast of Jack
sonville; Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Thigh
man of Palatka; Rev. and Mrs. I. w.
Longacre of st. Augustine; Rev. DR..
Ira S. Patterson of Live Oak, prcsi-
dent of the Methodist Assembly; Rev.
W. J. Carpenter of Jacksonville; Rev.
w. M. Poage and Mrs. Poage of Pa
latka; Senator L. W. Zim, R. F. Cal
laway, j. D. Rainier and Harry l..
Brown of st. Augfustine.
"The floor committee with K. F.
Galloway as chairman was most help
full in directing visitors about the
hotel, and in seating people advan-
for the enjoyment of the
evenings program.
"In the sun-parlor at the east, pret-
tily decorated with long festoons of
seavine and ferns, committee of la
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-25
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cal not
reach the diseased portion of the n.
There is only one way to cure deA z
ness, and that is by constitutional rend@
edies. Deafness is caused by an inn
famed condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is infamed you have a rumbiing
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed. Deafness is the
result, and unless the Inflammation
can be taken out and this tube rc-
stored to it's normal condition, hear
ing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an infiamed con-
ditiOn of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars free
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-25
HARLEM NEWS.

A heavy wind storm and rain on
Monday bent the corn crop consider
ably but it is Strengthening now, and
the prospects are bright for excel
lent crops.
A series of meetings was begun at
Providence church on Saturday night
to be carried on by the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Malphus, assisted by Rev. L. E.
McRae. The meetings are being well
attended and all seem to be deeply
interested in the work. Rev. Mr.. Nc
Rae is doing most of the preaching
and his sermons are both eloquent
and powerful.
J. E. Manning and L. Bohannon
were visiting in Palatka on Wednes-
day.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-25

peaIing the laws in conflict herewith.
"Was taken up in its order and
read the third time in full.
"Upon the passage of Senate Bill
No. 222 the roll was called and the
vote was:
"Yeas-20. -
"Nays-11
$50 the bill passed title as stated.
"And the same was ordered to be
certified to the House of Representa-
tives."
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-25
THE IDEAL PLACE TO SPEND
YOUR VACATION.
Summer Haven, Florida.

Mrs. Jas. M. Bryant is prepared to
care for limited number of summer
boarders, and now is the time to
make your arrangements if you wish
to spend your vacation at this popu-
lar resort which has always been IN
excelled for fishing, bathing and
boating. For particulars write to
Mrs. Jas. M. Bryant, Summer Haven,
Florida, Via. st. Augustine. 5-1-2m
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-25

WANTED-When you want 10 buy,
when you want to sell, when you want
to rent or lease, when you want to
exchange, when you want work or
workmen, when you lose or find, or
when ever you have any other want,
just call 1876, because News Want
Advertisement will solve the problem
at the least expense. tt.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-25

FOR SALE OR RENT-3OO acre
tract cabbage hammock; marsh, ash
and maple swamp; low and nigh pine
land; 2 miles river frontage; well
protected from frost; 3 acres ham
mock cleared; all under hog-proof
fence; suitable for pasture, or truck
ing. Address, L. ]. MCLEOD, We
laka, Fla. 6-11-tf.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-25

WANTED-When you want letter
heads, note heads, bill heads, state
ments, envelopes, catalogue or book
work done, or any kind of printing,
write or phone The News office.
Phone 1876: tt.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-25

BARGAINS IN FIELD PEAS
Choice speckles SITS, Unknowns a
trife mixed $1.7O, Clay mixed choice
$1.7O, Clay mixed showing rot Sips.
Write C. P. Daniels Sons, Waynesbo-
ro, Ga. 6-25-3t.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-25

FOR SALE-Ford Touring Car
1913-1914 model. Nickel plated. Just
overhauled and painted. Tires in
good condition. The price is right
FORD SALES COMPANY.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-25

And many gems of Thought tarn
out to be paste.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-25

one interested by addressing the Pres
ident Of the University, Gainesville,
Fla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
IGHT AND BOYISH is THE PARTISAN COUTURE
n WELL-KNOWN MILLINER is TRYING TO INSURE -
SEASONS FAVOR TO THE COOKED HAT-BOl
THE FORAGE CAP PERSISTS.

the skirt OF dignfcd funcss fell over cream urea"
lace which was banded al the bottom in svery rose
cb;go, velvet The Jacket was also OF the chiffon
f,li.r STRAIGHT t tbe bips and fastening or not at will
-. 60. r.. ,... rol,rie.s and sleeveless is narrow
l... ...,,.,.,, sb,r, sleeve of chiffon folds.
........, ,.-,,. ,,,ysc,ive. De
~. i,-,,, scr,i-ncglgec. they arc good
form and of delightful case one nnds 'Heih ]" 0'''
ION 'eNeL larry snort anu - 81. ba,,.e lack
"P' l@"''" - NJ . -, .t,;., having oc.
g" vi ,'"' '"C.'''' wy ,..,. -; ~ aud turning
Customary 'o'.'' ~ t.t.cd b,ck
down eoinior'"Dy ''"1'' ''.' H., -. ,le
Is charming. n '.'l '". ''.'''' WIZ.
makes charming '-o''''''' '' ''.'
Often TOO they are mi'n more ''"'o''''' W
na,ite hand embroidery and slis"t inu'0@'y % ''e
One of the prciuest OF ihc more ''A','ale wa ~
shrimp ''''Ie1 ,"i.''' "'.' .' w. 80
stripes The sides from snou'au To- oA'u'o 49,
open aud the coat Was open Ih ron" -'S'''"",'
it was sleeveless y tuuns q. iaei' outlined Inc "'1N
the front the sides and i.e bottom o 's unique ''''
dainiiy pretty &c" jacket
ON the ucw lingerie gowns, n orsandc' n'J anu
lace there are many evidences o the rceicr ana DO
lcro Jacket white orgaudc irocs had bolero edged
with an accordion p.cating OF orsandc thus greatly
emphasizing the lime. There was an AR OF freshness
IN this AZ the bottom OF tlo SKIRT was double pica''
cd ulc, Ike the one oo tlc collar "is' ]" Da0"' o''
disappearing n 'front.'
narrow girdIc OF dark blue ribbon uSnly in0'o'.u
the Walstlne n charming ee'3" OK '"o gown "a' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

,'ns ,:.,, - ,o,.et W.
oI,' -, a., =, ~, '',0
,h -. ',a' '''' w., 0''
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wy 90. - 90 - ~ "''' "'''"
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neoe waist Charming
inc season OF iasmons has brought forth nothing
more charming tuat inc oeoe blouse simple h'dl.c-'
~, > N''N>u "'' ,''','"0u 81 'N'
lug" . - ""0'y "',U'"' cd "' ''''
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ca ""'S"' anu t"e ""'oa''y od"''o "'u'.'' 1000.
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prove" il'' IT was SiFp''c' n@''o"'" 81. '"'
ocrs' d, ]" INC N'e'i"n gowns ..N S'''' "'' .'.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

5s, . no5g q skicd dJcsslahc rU oroys take the most
~.c. Mates OF od,j garb rith biz Of simplicity and 1t
co,ots the result here is charming oc tcoT dc IAN"
- mr. the pretty al tctt 1chc the short tgt coat nc1t 10 4"
he uVf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Ill ,,te,, Partisan couture gives peculiarly boy
I i, appearance 10 those who adopt IT, This
-,,,hod of hardrcssinc leaves scarcely any soft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
oMETIMES a SINGLE, VERY THIN CURL PER-
M1TTED TO HANG DOWN THE CENTRE
FOREHEAD AS AN INDULGENCE.

ming the double roScttc made of watcrcd satin rib
bon, which is mounted on a stem. also covered with
ribbon. and so arranged that it stands ont from the
brim OF the cap in defiant manncr This trimming Is
very easily made and its cost is hardly worth mention
lug yet II is exceedingly novel and attractive.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-18

SeauoDnb golinfD ipliroen bier loI-
de Dipping Bats" ourd) DDnalrit
aerftort llno orei5ebn Neriorlen palr-
ben ais anseblihe 0eriiber oes Her-
bredens berbnftet.
@iIliarn S. 9rDar beabiidtist
cine Heiie nod europa 81 nldbcu,
INN bort fir 6eritelung oes 5ric.
oens au tDirfen. Wir fonnen ibnl i'm
gornis fagen, oaB er cine groBe Gllt-
fdnidurg erleben miro.
Mnrineminiiter Daniels Bat
angeor0net, oaB alle l1nterleeboots
beg IS .Epp auBer Dienlt geiteI.
tperoen ioDteu.
Der far1noilde gforbpoliabrer
Steffanlon bot, tpie aus geone, Mlns-
ia. beridtet miro, ieinen 3tped
erreidt un0 Elm tleues grOBes 2ano.
sebiet in ben Yolargegen0en ent+
0p1f
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Mm 2iO GranOe.

@eitern farloen in Der @egeno
am unteren Hio @ranoe ipieoer 5tpei
GfieBereien spiI6en nnleret Sol.
oaten nno Merifanern itatt. Die
cine paiiierte biht Bel groiDnspiGc,
Die an6ere bei Oonna, lehs5ig Mei-
len ipeiter aliftparts am sSluIle. Die
ShieBerei bel Brotpnspille ipllroc in
folgen6er @eiie berbeigefiibrt: Gin
rnerifanifder 0eipobner bon 8ropn2=
pille Namens ssltan Diego fam gu
Ober glodion u1lo beflagte iif)
oariiber, es lei bon Der rnerifaniibsll
Seite In ieine Hanh bireingeihoiFetl
uno ems ieiner Yferoe iei getotet
tporoen. Oberft Blodion Ianote 2elt.
nnnt @laB nit rlelin5ebnl &npaIleri-
iten nah Der Nanb. @IaB perteilte
feline Seute ilno lieB iie in Dem ufcr-
gebiiid, gedltns nebnen. gr Ieibit
trat an oas llfer beran, Inn 1i1 unt-
5midauen. 9riiben fab er elm poar
Merifaner am llfer iiee1 uno an-
geln. gr rief fie ON un6 fragte, oh
iie feline Sdiiile gebort uno 9euta
nit Slinten b1tteit berlimlhleiden
ieben. Sic antiporteterl .geein", aber
ipabreno @laB iid) abtpanoten Inn 81
Ieinen Seliten 5ltriif5ugeben id)oiien
oieIelben Merifaner, nit oenen er
eben nod geipro6en batte, ailf ibn.
Gs entipidelte iid) nun eitle Shiebe-
rel 8fpiiden oer amerifanilhen Col
oaten ilit0 0cn Merifanern, Die iebod
niht lange oauerte, oenn Ole Meri.
faner 8ogen iid ldnel suriif. Sh
sssenano BON ihten bertuiinoet iuilroe,
ireiB man nid)t; BON ben gtmerifa-
1eru tpltroe getemano berlett. @aG
Der S6ieBerei erfbienen 5iuei meri.
faniide Sffiaieren 5u Bferoe nit ee-
sogenen Sdbelt am llfer. @laB
fprah nit ibnen ino iie fogten ibnt
Die ShieBenben ieien nur gBelaoos
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0ic Sfabt BiIna 1T lett tatiGdlidJ
bDn brei Geiten eineeidloIIen, leii
Nadenlen Sileifa, 81 Meilfn lib
6itIidj bpn ber Gtabt, erreidjt hot.
Nom gsprben ber ibIiefen Is Sin
6enbnrg's Srnppen Gin. Der ssaIl Ser
Gtaot 1T jeoen Mnsenblif ~ ertuar-
ten.
Rad oeutfden 1eridten Sanern
bic &6ntbfs nsrbSiflid muo uorbtueit-
lid ppn MiIua nod immtr fort. Die.
IfIben 1eridjte meI6en, 6ak bic Srmp-
ten bes @rin5en 9eopoI6 bon 8abern
ben 6Inf Gdara, Der bon Si6en fer
6enH Niemeu 5u5tr6nt; an mebreren
GteIlen iiberidrittcn bGtteu. syeIb-
nsari6je4 bon Wfddenien's Srnppe,1
b6ben ben inmpfisen 0iitrift nOrbIid
bsn $insf bom Jtin6e geiGmbert.
Iie r4margamateb ltnipn Of Maii-
wes Serbants" in Gnslano bat bie
GrftSrnng Ses EarlamentsuitsIie.
bes 9bpmas, bah 9pnIfriptipn cine
'nonlr'sAe s Meneinfton 1-.s 2. staen a!'
gemeInea S1lesl PCT UuenDagnarpel-
fer 5nr bciae gaosn meress inr eel'
d0mmea g rsaE'g etl'ars: ztu anosrn
xtorsens ose sn'oasla9rsr mesoen
ssnen SslsI1 ~ enyIensM, wenn Npa'
'frtpnpn esnseixgt 9to. sp
es pH.sls'l @ pte~Ietm'n'est ~
HaocesapD% %su nu % -. e':'a' S Sah c's "
Iea'':an : Ts.ss Maa:ss rs - a'Saa &. S.s IS
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es oaSmrdJ in BEN stanb ieken, SEN
&rtes fortamIetem, ben es iebt fiilrt,
nm iid) Die 9erridJaft Der Meere nmo
Die &pntrulle bes @eltbanbels fit
ale Bet an iidern.
Sd fDrOere alle patriptiid)em antez
rifaniiden giirser atf, Geiolmtion.n
in jeOer amerifaniIden Geiclidaft
pSer @ereinismng at paiiieren, In
benen Dem Mbfd)em bor bem nnpatrip-
tiiden nnb pro=britiIdjen Mnidlage
Mnsbrnd geseben ipirb, mnb an bea
Traftbemten Ser Ser. Sfaatea ttnn
BEN StaatsiefretGr sii appellieren
bamtt oieie b1sartige @erIdipDr1tng
nereitelt iperOe. Gine gerid)ipDr1nG
irelde bas amerifaniide Gplf 5es
8elbes beramben iunrbe, NIT oem al
lein es bic natiirliden Silfsanellen
oes 2anbes entipifeln, ieien sSSnb1l-
ftrien berme6ren, ieinen eigenen 1tc-
berieebanOel ansbreiten, ieine @er-
fehrsmittei i'm 9anbe ansbanen nno
nniere 2anbluirtid)aft nnteritiiten
fanm. Sd forSere jeoen luabren
slmerifaner anf, an jebes Gyinansin=
ititnt, in iueldem er @elb oeponiert,
sn Idreiben nnb geaen bic @ermen-
6nng leines GelSes fir Die geplante
analD=fransDitIdJe Mnleihe nDn IT,
000,000,000 9pIars at proteitiersn.
s. S. 5eramer.
eeSi1 elmer &orreIponoer5 Der ullili
teo GreB" aus 2onoon beiBt es. oab
nlifloeitens 5ipeitallieno 9fnerifaner
ms britilhe Seer eingetreten ieieE,
Die Weiiten in einem fannoiiden DC
ginlent. lleber binoert bon ibren
ieien gefaaen.
glns einem itatiitiiden Seriajt
eebt bcrbor, Sak Die gerliner So
tells nnb Eeniienen i'm slngilit bon
100,386 glnslGnSern frcqnenticrs
iumrOen, segen S9,Of2 im sleihen
Monnt oes @orjabres. Gie amslGnSi-
iden @aite iparen gum grDhten Sei.e
Geiterreid)er nn0 l1nsnrn, ood) befan-
BEN i'd aiid 1888 5dlpeben, 833
slmerifnner mnb 156 ysoripeger I'M
ter linen.
8ie ieiner3eit Dos papltlihe Sc,
fret. 6as oie grlteilllung Des iteliei1
@r5bilhofs bon Boien anfiirioigte.
bot nun audi elm bonn beiligen Guicr
an aarl sSriibtpirtb, ben pdpliIiGen
Saniltins in Wfiinhen, gerihtetrs
|5hreibefl Deutiblano ribt errei1t.
Se0enfaIls lift anb oieier 8rief bes
Hontifer bonn italieniiben GenIor al,
gefangen luo pernihtet noroen.
2oro Nobert Cecil, Ser englild)e
llnteritaatsiefret1r fir anstp1rtige
4ngelegenbeiten, infornlierte oc3
sSouie of Commons, oaB ole i'm Be-
fite Sarlres S. s. Mrdibalos gefllnce-
men griefe oes 8oti1nfters 9llntta
an leine Hegierllllg beroffentIidf
fDeroell ipiir0en. gisber lit MIR c;n
@rief peroffettIiht un6 nad Waib-
ington gerneloet ipcroen
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aur5e llebtrlitJt.

Miadenien 1T a,if 81 Meilrn
an 8ilna berangerift, Sic
Staot III bun Srei Seiten einse-
idluiien.
Die Ginfiibr,ins ppn Sou
ffriptipn tpirO IN Gnglanb ei-
nen allgemeinen Giienbabnitreif
5nr lolge baben.
yiaSoslaiuplu iprid)t iid) ge.
gen eiuem Ansriff anf oie Sir
Il ans.
6in6enbnrss Sr1ppen iiber-
ldreiten bic Balm sipiiden &il-
na ano Giinabilrs nno ne6mem
bic Gtabt @io5p.
Die 9entidjen ipllsn sluau-
5ig, bic Gmslan6er iieben lii
terieebpote berIoren baben.
9ie zrnppen 6es 9Srin3en
9eppolo bDn 8abern iiberidrei-
ten ben Jluk Sdjarn.
Madenien treibt sic 9niien
ans ben siimpfen n6rolid bon
Einsf.
Die Sapaner tr5ffnen bes
3oabans in Siingtan iuie6er.
Gie rniIijde 0nmn Sarf nid)t
in ben Qrieg bineinreoen.
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5,lIanS.

ltniere erlgliffen Depenihenfor-
reIponoeltten 5erbrehen iid ben Gopf
iiber Or. Ounlbu. @1breno ibrer
Mfeinllng rrad Or. Dalnbo mitten in
ben 0orbereitungen gu ieiner Nbreiie
lein foIlte, mndt er gnr feline Mnftal-
ten oa3u, bat audi nod alf feinem
0antpfer HniInge belegt iin6 tut, als
ob CT nod Innge bier5ubleiben g..
oe1ife. Geftern beiudte er ben Cru
fen gernftorff in ieinem geip Uorfer
&otel uno blieb iiber cine Gturl6e
bel ibm. ltnb Graf WerHtorff mar
f;ndber 10 nrIiebenspiiroig. ben Be
ridteritattern nidt getlal ntit5iltsi-
len. tporiiber er un0 lein ofterreidi-
fder aollege fid naterbaltem bdtter.
Nur IieB er ibnen oirh ieiren Sefre-
tar lngert es lei elm freunoidaftliGer
geiud getpeien. llno als Die Nepoi-
ter Damn ipilien iDoIlten, Oh ,6ieier
freunolhaftliber9eiuh bieaeidt ben
&arafter elmer Mbihieospiiite eebaGt
babe, ladte Der Sefretdr uno faste:
uDlrhaus niht"
Selite firloet in Netu Oorf, int
ter Dem @oriit unferes Staatslefre-
tars 2aniing Die 8onferen8 Der Ser
treter anerifanilher Hepublifelt
ftatt, Inn IN 8e8na auf Die Gage IN
Merieo 8elhliiiie 81 faiien.
glus Mc2oin in Sflabonln
miro gemeloet, boB bort elm iogc-
nonntes ~0ipping 8at" ourh 9pna-
nit 8eritort poroen lit. Wfan glalibt,
oaB es eyarnner eetan, Die nit Der
8erororulng ser geboroen oes Sta6-
tes uno oeg 8uroes, baB tie ibr
gieb Der uSieber lids" megen voip-
pen4 miilIen, irn5ufrieoen iino. Sr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-18
Gnfiibrung der Run$kriptol1 ultd Gisenbdbn$treik.
HaOoSln1up1ut8 Grfl1rnmQ.
Sic rniiiicbe Ommn II. Ste @ricafiibrum9.
0as 3oabams 1T siingtam bon oen
sSapAnern er0nnet.

Xxx SupuDeIl lel iii yeTDQlLflt5 ge=
ring nn0 fonne feline 8irfung auf
ben Gang oes &rieges aisiiben.
&enn iib aber Die 9elitlhen einbil-
beten, oai3 iie olirh bieie glngriTfe
@rglano in Sdrefeit iesen uno oa-
aorrd) 5il1n sSrieoen 5lpingen fon1ltell
10 ieien iie iebr i'm Srrtum. 9ns
lperoe ME geiheben. lleber sic Sc
bamptmngen in bieIer GrflGrilmg fam
man natiirlidJ nidjis iagen; Oenn mir
baben feline gelueiie bafiir, Db tie rid,=
tig iino poer nidt. Gins aber fOn-
nen mir nns nid)t benfen, oaF sic
oentiden enftIdiffer gar nidJt i'm
Stanoe Iein iDllten, iidJ ~ orientie=
rem. Sp biel lit iid)er. iuenn lie iid)
iiber einer GieiemitaOt, iuic 2onbpn,
befimbeM 10 miiiien iic ielblt 6ei
NadJt i'm stanbe Iein, oas sii erfen-
nen.
Cine Gepeihe aus Berlin be-
baltptet, Die Iebteit ielliationeaell
Yorfommniiie in MuBIano, pie Die
Mbiesung 0es @roBfiiriten gsifoIaus,
feien Die tlotiDenoigen sSoIgen Der mi-
litariihen uf1o poIitiiden Sage Dec
Sanoes. Ger aailer mar se5ipnn-
gen, iid an bie Spite Der srnppcn
81 itellen, nm id)limme yeriuiflmm-
gen 81 nerDtnoern. N1e elitferrltng
-; oaososa, pIaa s. D.oe !. sfs a1s - ,'onu.,, ,.
Ssy s s,ss;g ,asst; = sa; 3 4ts oas W. s'unpa
Son Ssm, maIf. sof;;r W., ya,a y, a~.I;% M;,S
os,nod,t HI ,r,rSs sns s.. sa., Ns.a;.r,.,,s !
ben Snoen nno ben Eolen geseniiber
ilr Wort nid)t gebalten bate. Welde
Jolgen Die gerafDerurg baben iper-
f'e, miiIie man obsparten. ssSm Mage-
|neinen lheirie bic Gage fir Ieutih-
lano niht nngiinitiger gelporoen 81
iein, oenn bic inter benz GroBfiiritan
ibor pollig oeltloraliiierten griip-
ben miiroen fif) linter Dem Gaiier
AUDI niht beiiern, I'M 10 tDeniger, oa
Die DelitIden iie liitaufbaltlnm be-
ordneten. Die vgoiiiife 3eitlng"
lit Der s(nlidt, Der 9liidtritt bcs
NrDkfiiriten m6se bieGeid)t iuid)tisc
politifde Teranoernnsen nadJ iidj
sieben. 9lebDlntionGre Mnseiden
liefen iidj iiberan in Nnflanb iuabr-
nebmen.
~, e;rer g>onos6,o o,,s oorho,,
m;rS r. oe,nernet nos ;et;oe Mnrln.
mont r,srSo s4,,,,orT;1 s;;;;, o;,, eon
Tr;nt;nnss,,tar, @ =, hobor se;n
Jn engliider nno 6emtIder Spra-
DIE 1T bpn Or. 9egamtr, benz Eraii.
neuten bes Oentidamerifaniidem
ysutipnalbnnocs, HafHtebember Nmf.
rnf an ale StaatsberbGnoe nit her
Bite aeianSt iporoeu, bemielbem iuei-
tcite yerbreitnng 81 seben rGin
Nppen an ieSen patriotiiden amerita-
ntl6en Burger: Mitbarger! Ter al
leridlimmfte 6aftor In nnierem ma.
fionalen Seben 1T Der @olotrnit &C.