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Sir Ralph explained that the de-
ceased was His cousin, Mr. Oswald
Varney, who had come over to settle
an affair Of honor with Captain Steele.
here present. Happily, the encounter
had no serious result. and reconcil-
iation took place on the field. Ap-
placed pistol In his pocket, believ-
and SO met his death.
These facts were embodied In 4
proces-verbal drawn up by the COM
missary, which was signed by the
three Witnesses of the affair. The po-
lice raised no objection to the convey
ance Of the body to England, pro-
vided the permission Of the proper
authorities was obtained.
Sir Ralph az OF right took charge
Ur the necessary arrangements. Vic
tor seemed loath to depart, although
Rhedan reminded him that his duties
demanded his immediate return, and
that in case any other member Of the
dead mans family came over his pres.
ence might be considered indicate.
His quarrel with the baronet was
forgotten In the presence Of the dis
aster. Indeed. Sir Ralph was ut pains
to testify hts sympathy and friendly
feeling. Don't hold yourself in any
way responsible for poor old Oswald's
DEATH" he said
THE accident had really nothing
to do with the duel. Oswald was al
ways a careless chap with q gun.
Years ago, when we used to 90 out
after the partridges together, used
~ = a.
own or somebody else's head off one
OF these days. You have nothing to
reproach yourself with! You may rely
on me to make that perfectly clear
to all the parties concerned"
The two men looked over each
others shoulders. Il don't know why
you were SO down on me the other
day" continued the baronet with an
engaging smile. Il had no wish to be
witness Of that scene: and l can tell
you 1t was knockdown blow to me
when a certain lady walked In. You
won't mind my saying that was fond
OF that woman, will you?"
He pretended to be lighting cigar,
but he was watching the others face
keenly. Victor betrayed no interest
whatever at the announcement.
"Ah. that's where It Isl" sighed
Galveston. "A woman marries and
drifts apart from her husband, and
when another man really wants her
he finds she is tied. Well, WE'LL
hope you will be happy together yet.
BY the way. is. the-er-fact of your
marriage to remain a secret?"
UNLESS 1t is absolutely necessary
to disclose it-yes," replied Victor, alb.
stractedly.
Sir Ralph shook his head. "A sad
business. The way you young chaps
rush into marriage! A smart officer
like you might have had his pick
you might have found rich widow,
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curtains, that suggestion of the East
she always brought with her.
SIC tucked her feet up on the set
tee and clasping her hands behind her
head resumed her consideration Of the
complications in'which she found her.
self involved.
What. sitter al, had she gained by
openly claiming Victor ~ her hus-
band? He had not denied 1t, 1t was
true, but that she suspected was for
the sake OF the other woman. not for
her II she had know that Leslie
was the woman he had married at
Hounslow she would have kept ST.
lence; for she could not have supposed
that any woman would have forfeited
her position % Varneyb wife In order
to force herself on Steele. Leslie and
Victor were, In fact, a. far apart from
each other before her intervention AZ
they could be now.
That she and Victor were any nearer
she doubted. She had not seen him
since he had thanked her and CURLY
hidden her goodbye outside. the Var
neys' house just .forty-eight hours
before. Nor had she heard from
Galveston. It was just her bad luck
that she had had to make that con-
fession In his presence. She might
safely reckon on him. now AZ an
enemy. He had set his heart on hav-
ing her and her money, and now she
had defeated his hopes. She remem-
bered his threats about that long-for-
gotten South African business. Pooh!
He dared not speak. He had been as
deep in 1t as she.
The servant announced Captain
Steele"
"Hooray!" cried Mrs. Melas, slipping
to her feet who said he was lost ?"
Her eyes cleaned In the carefully
shaded room. Beautifully gowned. In
a setting admirably fitted to her per-
sonality, Jenny Melas might we'll have
reckoned on a warm greeting from
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etrates through every air passage Of the
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It's just Ane. Dept stay stu6akup
With q cold or nasty ca&arrh.
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her enas& mt hS 1sAook Mazda Md
her mechanically and seemed to look
1t her with rad. unsesing Ayss.
She eea1e4 his right hapd IN hers
ana ESSed MP devotedly into his face.
mo, it's the merest scratch. he
said. ''Sit down. want % tell
you
bat tell, me now Was II fisht!
Who with
..VaTney..
.yarney! l might have guessed 4.
The brute!"
He was not = brute. And he's
dead"
ITO be continusd.l
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A.t,No,viies
se-< s@ssst.
!. u. Tonight {:

LYRIC.


S1p him the steam. Bill. he's tan Of
1hs scenes was = ,bGthz house on 4
'oafks ana sbtofmy night Outside the
Wind wAistled aud the bats new aim.
:iessly about the belfry seeking their
prey. tt1mk. the lAst ufsA, long line of
Isun-swlzs1ng ancestors, had got a.
sfas - Los Angeles when the cor, mil.
ca htnA out from beneath the bfake
beams and threw him down an en-
Dankment. Hank landed in the mud.
ana upon arriving In the most exclu.
sive section Of Los Angeles several
hours later decided that he would
nave 70 ret 2 bath II he wanted to
make hit with the twftterinx wrens
IN FAY, feathers who were passing in
and of-the roof-sAftfene bathhodse
In Great Britain last year s72,220a
o0O calls were made BY telephone.
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A Warm Race
Is Now On.
At the Murray and Murrette
" Theatres. Fl -.

For the Chevrolet Touring Car and
the two Diamond Rings, which are to
be given away to the Murray and Muir
rette theatre patrons. A large num-
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and the votes are increasing each day.
Votes are given with each admission
at both theatres, and admission books
are given to contestants to sell who
enter into the race. You are allowed
to sell $1.1O worth Of admissions for
500 and get 500 votes for each and
every dollars worth you sell. The
contest is short, only lasting but few
weeks, and II any one wishes to enter
they should do SO at once. Here Is a
. chance to win a very valuable prize
and at the same time secure q little
diversion without a cent Of cost to
yourself. Why don't you start today?
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Miss Thelma Zuttermeister. 1910
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George Brehm. ............... 12,715
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Miss Bessie Rupe .......... $3.50
Mr.. Sam vigran ............ S,475
Miss Ethel B. O'Connell ...... 1896
DR.. Grosvenor, Jr. ........... $685.
Miss Rose Wallace ....... 6,170
Mr.. Wilbur Voselsong. ........ 5,420
Miss Hester Williams ........ $40
Miss Stella Harris .......... 1920
Mr.. Fred Elstro ............. 1875
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Mr.. Earl Kiesker ............. 3,O4O
Mr.. Chauncey Edgerton ....... 3,O35
Miss Grace McConlogue ...... 2,940
Mr.. A. c. Carroll -. .......... zoos
Mr.. Harry Kiser -. .......... 1920
Mr.. J. w. Pollett ............. 1,46O
Mr.. Harry Mcbride ........... 1920
Mr.. Willard Nearon ......... 7s5
Mrs. Josephine Schwizer -. 665
Mr.. Phillip Gates ..... 1890. AIS
Mr.. Richard Jessup .......... 365
Mr.. w. Wallick .............. 325
Miss Dolores Kellum ......... 3O5
Mr.. d. d. Minnick ............ 40
Mr.. Frank Funk ............. $50
Mr.. william Burns 1151
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MONARCH ,H1fCEEDf

81 M0iarch d-tAs citnist .s
nemed. director Of the EAleva1F C$sh
Cdal. '6ompa1y Of Aaneae. s6cosdlng
to ArticleA Of -iucnrpofation-.n Recently
filed at indianapolis. !.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-27

nie es I'M leeten Gang BET einenl
atbletiihen @ettipiele Der Sal 5u
lem pflege. uno ntar iube gu all=
ter 2eet audi nod BEN ferprn Orient
IN Geqltilition gu ieten ul1o iapani-
Idle Srnppen CUR lnteritibung Ser
bereits perlorenen Sode ouf BEN
europoii6en ariegsidauplat 5l1 brin-
gen. aber Die Saponer miiroen
biibl6 bel Mnttern" bleiben. Seien
bod oud iie. ME Die Snoer, Megpp=
ter, Terler uno Die gal15c Wenidj=
belt, bon Der Smpotena BON ser
Sbnnladt ser britii6en @eItmodjt
langif ~iiber5eugt.
Mu6 BON Ser nit Der ga1t5en iib=
rigen oe1tiden 8reiie in oieie iieges-
perfii1benoen 6anforen einItimmell=
oe1 u&reu5 : 3eitune" nno Sen
uWfiin6ener gfeueiten Nuhridten"
liegelt in boberem Gone gebaItene
&llnogebungen in &abeloepeifen Dor.
9us lebterndbnte 9latt la9t Ii. a.:
r&iiBlanbs lfipere 9eieoerloaen
nno Der po0ige 3lliammenbru6 set
britiid : fran5oiiihen Sffeniipe IN
eirtem S5ean bon glut iino furdf-
Bare 3eihen ser 3eit, melde ade
Weutralen, nit Musnablne Ser blin=
Den uno oatrd 8eitefllng geblenoe-
ten @nbdnger Der M0iierten nnter it,
men, NIT 8eritd1onis lelen tperoel ("
uglinoe uno ourh 8eitedalng ge-
blenoete Inbdnger Der Nniierter"
flingt 5fDar ettpas an5iiglifJ fit
ltns, oas beiBt fir bier niht nabet
81 beaeihnenoe M~ngeb0rige nnlere5
2anoes.
Mber oa0urd pollen mir uns sic
onr6 Die mitgeteilten &l1nogebunaell
Der oeutifen 8reiie gebobene stim-
mltng nidt peroerben Iaiien. @ir
geben nns Der &offnnng Fin, SOB
es febr balo pieoer in Gentihlaur
beiBen meroe, tpie i'm Sabre 1871
nit ben 8eibeliden @orten:
uMln Iaiet Sic Gloden bon Srrm au
Sltrm
9ur6s 2anb frobloden i'm sslibeliturm:
9eS Slainmenitobes @elel6t fadt aiil
Ser 5err bat @roBes an uns getan,
Gbre lei 8ptt in Der 56bel1
@ermanin=6erolo.
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Trtie $rtde fit Stras: Miapod II. Dtober 1875.

Saden. Sd beeleitete i'm gum
8abnBof. gr itieg in oen 8agea
oes Generals 2lloenoprff ein. 9eit-
Dem babe iA i'm nidt eeieben. -"
sit es mabr", fragte Der 8eiud)er,
noaB Der Maridon Ser ntilitariida
gr5ieber bes &ailers mar, rr1lo oai,
er Die itrategii6e 8ebeutung Ser
Moluren b%eionoers ituoierte?" Src,t
b. Sinoenburg ladelte. Dies aleS
1T nibts an0eres ais Elm Warden.
Mfein Wann mar meoer 2ebrer nod
Srtimus bes aaiIers. gr ebeltlo
ME ieoer anoere aftipe fommanoie=
renoe General meIoete lif einlncl
monatlib beim &oiier. Son bier aus
fannie i'm 5eine MajeitGt. Mud DIE
2egenoe iiber 0ie MoIuren 1T eban
MIR 2egenoe. Mein Wann mar lei-
ner5eit als &ittmeiiter bes General
ltabes in &0niesberg itationiert, OILS
lolher - ebenfo mie biele leiner
&anleraoen ituoierte er pflidteemas
sic oitlide Gren5e."
Ser 8eiuder fraete: u@ie erfub.
rem Cure graelen5 Gen 5ieg SET
Sannenberg2 sat Ser Maridon cine
belonoere MeIoalng ~seiauot?" IS
,nein1, laste iie raid. vDos eroba
greianis erfubr ih aus SEN gldt=
tern. Mein Mann i1rieb mir ai,d)
bis beute nod feine einaige 3eifc
iiber bteie SdIa6t. gr ld)reibt mir
taglid, bod ME Elm ein5iges @crt
uber militdriide Dinee. Or ldrclGt
mir: @uf BEN S6lahtfeloern 1teben
mir gut uno ih bin fe~rngeluno.
Seitoem Der &rieg oauert, mar ct
audi ni9t einmal einen einsigen
Sag frarf." MIs ser 8eiufer err
mabnte, baB Der Maridan, fpie man
iid er5Gble, nod mebr DenfmaIer
erbalten merbe aIs 8ismarf, Ser
iiber bierbut1oert Oenfmdler in
Seutldlan0 babe, iagte Srau bon
S~inbenburg, Iebbaft proteitiereno:
Sid, mo oenfen Sic bin2 giS-
marf nnb Moltfe, 6iele beioen
fparer nno bleiben uniere groBtan
Wanner. Sic baben ms ~suiammen-
geidpeiBt, Die baden Ole oeuti1egin.
belt geidaffen uno bos bentige gro
BE Deutidlano, uno 6as, mas nit
beute MAIDEN, lit nidts moers, fam
ridts anoeres iein, aIs Die Sorties.
lng, Der 8eiterbou auf Der bon if
men gelegten @run0lage."
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Sie bemtiae Sage.

Man laBt in England ale Ser
iteuung be5iiglib Serbien's fallen.
Sansoomne erflarte i'm SberDanle
Oes 8arlaments. oaB Serbien nid)t
mebr 5u rettel1 tit. Sroeoem Ioael,
aber meitere &eere nod oer 8alfan=
balbiniel geididt meroen, Inn Sen
aampf nit ben oelitiden Gerbiil1oe-
ten, Der Siirfei uno 8ulgarien aufS1-
nebnen. M,tb Die Neutralen meroen
beorobt, mas lie mol aiemli6 rubig
IaBt. Sn Serbien itebt oie Code
brilliant. 8ulgaren uno Deutldje
iino i'm Norooiten MIR nod 5iuan5ig
Weilen poneinanoer entfernt. Mfonu-
ltir lit geraumt, 8irot eillaeidloiien.
aus GuBlan0 beridten 2iniingen
un0 8rin5 2eopolo 1teue grfoIee,
@in0enburg's Sruppen iin6 mieoer
uber ben Snurt borgeriidt.
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|freffsm, nur nidt babin, mobin Tie
iouen. Sin6 feline aebn &1taubon-
bons berferlert, 10 febrt ser Jrar5o-
lie, Der NIT Dem l1neaen Ginoeder
Die fiibniten @enoungen nladt, b.
frieoigt Inn nno iegelt nod &anle.
9as @egenltiid gum n@robiolt"
lift Ger uitiGe &err", Ser ie6en Mbeno
Inn iieben ltbr rns Die belonoere
Gbre zines 8eiudes l6enft. Ser
uftiae Serr" lit namli9 elm fron5o=
iiiAer 9oppeloeder, Ser in gem1d)li-
dem Ten1po bis ettpa einen &ilo-
meter an unier Eager beranfomrlt,
eine gemiitlide &urbe modt uro
tpieoer u~eituarts peridtpinoet. Sd
babe, ipetln id i'm fommen iebe, in'=
mer oas gmpfinoen, aIs fife oa
oben in Der Molfine 10 Elm reG)t
gemiitli6er, fIeiner Mentner, Ser i'd,
nur anltanosbalber oapon iiber=
5engt, baB Der @egner nod our 5tcI-
lie it, Der libl ltatt ben ii6lihen
MISUNDERSTANDING sn madell
in Die SIugmaidine iett, I'M iibri-
gen aber bent arieg &rieg iein
laBt. Ser yitiae SER" ft6rt nidjt
er bombaroiert nidt, er erfunost
nihts, fur5, bot nod niemals cine
gombe abgeiporfen, er idieBt nidt
er lit elm ielten anItdnoieer
Menid. uno 10 tun aud mir ibrf
grnnoiaslib ni6ts. Ser nIanee
Seinrid" ipuft perddtlih aug. tpe1l:l
altf ben u5tiuen" Die NeDe fomlnt.
|9os lit fein Sport fir i'm. Dieler
OoppeIoefer regelt nur nnlerc
I~benomablaeit. Sobalo er Daponec-.
Iegelt lit, geben mir gum Mbenoeilepl
~plauoern bel elmer Slai6e @ein,
tani6en elm penig nniere Grief
'niiie ndbreno beg Cages aus nro le=
gen ltrts oann ibIafen Bis urs oes
Weorgens in Der Sriib Der Gro
bian" 5u nelier Mrbeit pedt."
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Sin yeind bei Jrar b. SinSenbure

Srau~bo Sittbenburg, bic @emafj-
lin oes bolfstiimIidite1 oeutiden
S~eerfibrers, Sic fiir5Iid in Berlin
Der gntbiiaung bes .giiernen Sim
oerbnrg" beitnobnte, enlpfing mad
Der Seier TIM @aitbof ben urgariidcn
Sournaliiten Nifolaus geciei, Ser
Mber ben 8elli1 in Ser Seiterreidi-
lden @oIfs5eitung beridtet: Srau
bon Sinoenburg lit eth edit eermani-
ider EDpus, cine m6dtige, beutp
nod idlanfe @eitaIt, bIaue Mugen.
Itlono. Ger ausoruf ibres @eii6-
tes lit bart uio itreng. Sire 8epe-
gungen iino leidt, iugenoIid, aus
iErem reiben Soar blinft ni1r ber-
einselt Elm meiBes @6rhen berpor.
Sic ifeint foiim mebr OILS bieraig
Sabre alt gu iein. bat aber oie fiinf-
5ig bereits iiberidritten. Sbre Eci-
lette lit alereinfadit. Cine aItmo-
oiide 8Iuie in belen 0arben nit
beideiOenem Spitenifmud, Elm
braltner Qooenrof uno bobe fdtpar5e
Sdube. Sbr Soar lift gIatt &C.,
fdmmt. Sdn1ud bat iie foltm anae-
legt. Seine Sbrgebange, auf Ger
,iorgiam gepfle9ten Sano elm eill5i-
ger einfafer &tng, auf Dem Mrm
Elm einfahes Mrmbano. Sire gauge
.Griheinung lit bei1eioen.
Srau b. Sinoenburg entlduloigte
Die nnoronlng I'M 9otel5immer uno
ftbr bann fort; Sic bitten mid,
iiber meinen @ann gu ipreden nno
81 iage1t, ME er Dor benz @rieae
gelebt bat. Sd claude, Sic tpilien,
6aB er aus elmer often Soloatenfa-
mile itammt. Sein gater, @roBba-
ter, urgroBbater, iie ale fuoren Col
baten". Sier mad)te Die Dame cine
flir5e 8auie, Damn iagte iie: vMein
Mann lit bon Ser Soble BIS anr1
|SheiteI Soloat. Sic fonnen fdj
poriteler, tuie aufeeregt er NOR, als
Der Grieg ausbrad. Gofort BOT er
benz ariessmimiter ieine 9ierite an,
oenn mein Mann ging oreieinbaI6
Sabre Dor Musbrub oes 9rieges
dls General Der Snfanterie IN 8en-
iion. Mus Dem Griegsminiiterium
fam cine abpeibenoe 4nttport. Man
feilte linn nit, es iperoe pieleid;t
moglib fem, oaB man leiner Dienite
beoirfen Deroe, pieIeidt aber aud,
nidt. limo in5milfen riidtert mem
einaiger Sobn nno meme beioen
Sdmiegeriobne gum m~ilitdriidgn
9ienft elm. Sd blieb nit meincm
Observation-Disclosures Mamn aQein
in unierer 8obnung i'm Sauie @e-
oefinoltraBe Is in Sannoper auriid.
@ir ipraden natiirlid lebr bieI
pom &rieg. Mein Mann frug mid
ieuf5eno: n@as glmibit OH, miro mid
mein gutter &ailer rnfen?" gnblidl
en- %. aueult fam bas begliidenoe
Selegramm. 9aS ariegsminiiterinm
teilte meinem Wann nit, Dab err re.
%aftipiert uno gum Siibrer Der oft,
preuBiihen Truppen ernannt wiiroe.
Gas 9%elegromm teifte ferner NIT
oaB gu Ieinem @eneralitabsdef @e-
neral 2uoenoorff ernannt poroen.
Der pom weltliden ariegsihauplat
bereits abeereiit lei uno nod am lei.
ben Gag oaird Sannoner fabre,i
meroe. Mein Mann padte feline
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Grob,un nnS stiaer 6err.

Gin I'M 8eiter fampfenoer 5Iic-
ger lhreibt Der ,Hbein. -@ef. 3tg."
f~olgen0es:
sGait elm Sabr liegen mir NIT I'M
lerer @bteilung nun in oieletr:
2anoltrih, BEN id in alien leinen
ginaelbeiten fp6breno unierer 5abl-
loien Slige 10 gut fennen gelerrt
babe, oaB id auf Der Sabrt in Dem
inter mir ~liegenoen @ei1noe folt
pie auf Der 2mofarte lelen fam.
Seoe Staot, ieoes Dort ieoes fIei-
ne @eboft, iino mir alte 8efannte,
Die MINER uno INNER mieoer gr-
innerungen angenebmer ullb tpeniger
angenebmer Mrt erneden. llnIes
2eben lit troB oes etpig @ehielnben
uno Neuer 70 ~geregelt, oaB es in
ben Stunoen Der Gube falt elm me-
mig lpieBbiirgerlih anmutet. 9ie
g~ages5eiten meroen ~eetDobnlid 0urdJ
uniere Gegner, bic S~ran5oieil piinft-
lid feftgeitent, Die uns Worgens
nno abenos nit minutioler @e-
i1auigfeit, man modte beinabe lagen
auf Die Sefunoe Slieaer berii6er
ididen.
Morgens nm flint ubr tritt ber
n@robiam" an. 8enm maj geraoe
bienitfrei lit nno in iiiBem Shlume
nter nod in ben Boien liegt, ertont
plotIid elm &radetl, meldes mtb
BEN nerpenit1rfiten Iann aus Wols
pbeus Mrmert reiBen ml1B. &rad
bnmm - ratid- cine Minute Bau-
ie, Damn pieoer cine grplolion, nod
cine nno 70 aebn Mal bintereinar-
Der. Neulinge Iprinsen ~unfebloar
aus Den 8etten, ba lie cine reeelreG.
te geifieBung unieres Quartiers
permuten. Ser yfinoige Gbebduer"
BRETT iib auf Die anoere Seite unS
brunnmt nit einem 8lid auf Die
llbr bSditens 1rserlib: .Natiirlid
uieoer ser @robian!" @IIo Der
.@robinn" lit 1i1ts aroeres als elm
fran5ofifder ginbeder, Der uns ieocn
Morsen oils @ruB 5ebn @omben
5uipirft. Ia er inns r~egelmdBig aus
benz beiten GdIumnier reiBt baben
mir i'm oen n@roboan~ getauft.
Shaoen fat er bisber peltig ooer
gar niht angeridtet. Genn Ger
.@robim" iteht nit unierem plan-
gen Seinrid" auf oenfbor selpamte-
item Sub. Ser .lange Seinrid" lit
Ser @iftfanonier nnieres @bwebr.
geidiites uno bot DEM frun50iiiden
Slieaer ben Sob geidDoren. an
~morgenolid) INN balb 5 llbr iist er an
leinem @eihiib uno lauert auf Den
@robim", Der iih nidt failen laIletl
min, uno Ser linn seraoe nod feblt.
nm oas balbe 9aisen0 ieiner 8ol-
treffer gu perponitanbigen. Der
,@robian" aber biitet iidt Dor r2ang-
beinrif" Iorsfdltie, oenn einmol i'll
er bereits BON INN anseldoiien NOR
Den nno fait nur ourd Elm 8unoer
entfommen. go balt er iid oerln INT
mer in minoeItens 5000 Meter So.
be, pas fir uns iebr angenebm 1T,
oa 10 ieiue @omben iiberan bin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-27
g. 4. { 4. 3.

Gnfuuft \
SO. l. Bon Souton, @aco uno Corpus
@hri1i ............7:05 nadbr1.
No. Boon 9oniton unb 8iilfenorten.
-. $3.50 borui.
$50. Boon Doafum unb &iiitenorten .
..... .1:40 nahul.
SO. 42-@on aerrbiIeA 80. 1905 BORN.
SO. 44-@en &errbiIe, MIR Gonrs
tags $500 abenoA
SO. 146-Won Aerrbiue, tdglif ausgez
nommen Sonntags 1856 nbenbs
Mbfabrt-
30. 2Lysah 2oufton. Baeo uno Corpus
e1fftft ..9:10 borus.
SO. 4-gad Souffon uno aiiifenOrten
1920 nben05
SIC. 6--gaad goatum unb a~iitenorten.
.................... $40 nn9m.
$50. 41-lNad 9errbiIle, mn am @orm<
tag .......,......S:1O M0rgetle
$40. 43-Nah 9errbine. $500 abeilos
SO. 145-Nn1 @errpine. tdgIi6. alisges
nomrnen Sonntnas ....7:05 BORN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-27
Giiembabn : JabrpIan.

SO. 1o-r9ailp ggpreB" Roroen ~.
go. 8-9ocaI na6 Milano. .7:40 bonn.
go. 4IHa6 ct. 2ouis. 1920 mittags
go. 6-glad ct. Qouis nn6 Srten ar
Der Gantn Sc 500 nbenos
go. 5-gn1 2areoo ....7.30 moraells
SO. 11-2otaI nod 2arebo (aemifdt)
1000 abenD3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
BILLIARD COMPANY NOT
CREATURE OF NEW HAVEN
This Te>timonv Given MT Trinl 90 Fer
Jncr Directors Of Rond by
Chnrics -. Nrllcn.

May yDI.T- Novcrnh,r % -'rnr En,v
-
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800, 80 ~ .",''' -, ~ '"",
~" o. ny - '',''" - III"
""N ~ 'hc ga! OF me '!eE'h io'Mt' a.
,,''"' ~ '"' ~ '", 80, w '"'
WI. sNlu 'e heii M 49,, ~
o',r - ~, -"Nut U'n,"n NJ "'t,ia' ~
''n .'S'''''o.'N u" W. ''ri =, ",
nv GOV, Hn''ht l" sn"" 'H"t h''''''
''. 80, W ~. ,o''', go
10 Nc" i''N'h' Whl'h t"Nert'h'h' com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
ANNOUNCEMENT BY FEDS
HAVE SECURED GROUNDS IN
NEW YORK FOR BALL PARK
ohcinl Statement Puts Price ut SI,c5O,-
ouo-"Hl he biggest Plant in
- Country.

NEW YORK, November 29.-An-
houhccmcnt was made ut Federal
League headquarters here to-day that
the grounds secured for the New York
Federal League cost $3.50 900. and
were located at ono Hundred and
Forty-hfth street and Lcnox Avenu.
ana extended TO the Harlem River.
The names of tho financial bockc,.
of the club. IT was stated, will be with
held until the annual meeting takes
place
The playing field. it was said, viii
DC Inc largest major league park in
tho country. \ distinct feature viii be
the distance from the homo plate 10
the boundary in fair ground in anv
direction. The distance from the plato
t" the center field fence will he over
49," iS',; @nd TO - right or left field
o,nll;a,ns have been perfected for tho
cItC'ioh Oh postlcsS, double tier
Erhh"Sthnn capable ri seating $4,000
!h"ulpuMS WI! b" arranged FOR 20 600
more. The park site is easily acccssi
"a" from All points in tho bronx and
N"hhattan forouEhs. AS there ARC o.
,:IIcnt facilities for transnortation
WORK VIII be begun iin,ncdiatcIy 20
SItar IN" property and the entire ,iIi nj
Is expected 10 hc IN readiness FOR ,ho
formal opening OF the season OF 1917
next April