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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-09
MOOSE LODGE ELECTS.
Loyal Order Of Moose Chooses Off
GERS For Coming Wear. r.

Marshalltown Lodge No. S13, Loyal
Order of Moose, Monday night held
it's annual election OF officers. which
resulted as. follows: Dictator, Willis
Durham; vice dictator, j. L. Wright;
prelate, William Bennett; treasurer
John H. Allgeyer; inner guard, George
Marx; outer guard, George Kent; trus-
tee, H. Woollard; representative to
supreme convention, c. w. Conner. The
national convention will be held in San
Diego, Cal, sometime In July. The Of
flee of secretary, which IS held by W..
E. Leech, holds over for another year.
The remainder of the evening was
spent socially.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-09
Orders Land Transferred.

The city council, at its meeting Nom
day afternoon. ordered a quit claim
deed for the old south side fire station
prepared and delivered to the Western
Grocer Company. Before the new
south side station was built the city
traded the old station and site to the
Western Grocer Company for the site
on which the new station as huilt.
The land never had been transit FRED
by deed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-09
Loo al Weather Record.

Thirty-sev and 8 above were the
extremes of temperature Monday COM
pared with IS and II, the extremes on
Sunday, and SO and Is. the max.mum
and minimum year ago Monday. At
q o'clock this morning the temperature
was 10. two degrees colder than at the
same hour Monday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-09
oeLE WILL PRoeATED.
Widow Nominated to Be Executrix De-
clines to Serve-Son Appointed.

The will of William II. Ogle was ad-
mitted to probate in the district court
this forenoon. The will gives a life
interest in the estate to the widow,
Mrs. Sally Ann Ogle and provides that
at her death the estate IS to go to the
son, Frank E. Ogle, of this city.
Mrs. Ogle filed q refusal to act as
eXecutrix, because of physical impair
ment and asked that her son be APP
pointed. The latter was appointed I'M
der bond for $4,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-09
TO sT0P HEADACHE

Headache usually comes from slug
gish liver and bowels. If you feel bill
ious, dizzy. or tongue is coated and
stoanach sour, just get q Decent box of
Gascarets to start your liver and bow
els and your headaches viii end.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-09
p. e. q. Election.

Mrs. NJ. s. Mcfarland was elected
president at the annual election of Of
3sticeEssafs ChApter BIB, az r, g. O.. held
Monday at the home of Mrs. e. H.
4 Singleton, 100 South Fourth street.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

IN the reelection of Mrs. Dan
Finley to the Presidency of the
Improvement League which
size has filled SO ably before,
the League showed good sound
Judgment. Mrs. Finley is an
indefatigable worker, and it
lis no reflection upon any pre-
vious President to say that she
has made more than good.
There is one thing however,
and a most important one, that
even Mrs. Finley has failed to
insti|l unto the members, which
is, that if they want to make
the League grand success in
every way, the only way to do
lit is to get rid of the idea that it
is a mutual admiration society.
or even a social affair, but an
organization for civic improve.
ments, and being so, to do much
good, must have as many in as
possible.
Therefore, don't be so SNUG,
but let each member, who has
been a member for some time,
make it a point to take some
one who has never attended
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

first lady to he approached on the mat
ter of undertaking the training of the
young lady should be-yoll.'
Mrs. Chichester rose in astonish-
ment. .l?" -.
Alaric arose in anger. My mother?"
Ethel quietly pulled Pets ear and
waited.
MIR. Hawkes. went on quietly:
MIR. Kingsnorth said he would be
sure at least of his niece having strict
upbringing in the best traditions of
the kingsnorths and that. though his
sister Monica was somewhat narrow
and conventional in ideas-l use his
own words-still lie felt sure she was
eminently fitted to undertake such II
charge. There-you have the whole
object of my visit Now. will you I'M
dertake tho training OF the young
lady?"
81 never heard of such thing!"
cried Mrs. Chichester furiously
"Ridiculous" said Ethel calmly.
flush and nonsense.' with which
Alaric dismissed the whole matter.
Then | may take it you refuseT
queried the astonished lawyer.
"Absolutely!' from Mrs Chichester.
"Entirely!" from Ethel.
II should say So" and Alaric brought
up the rear.
Mr.. Hawkes. gathered up his papers
and in tone of regret ventlred: "Then
there is nothing more to he said.
was only carrying out the dead mans.
facts known to YOU Mr. Ningsnorth
was of tie opinion that you We're well
provided for and that. outside of the
sentimental reason that the girl was
your own niece. the additional theu
sand pounds year might be welcome
as. say. pin money for Your daughter.
Ethel laughed her dry. cherries lit
tie laugh. "ia. Pin money!
Alaric grew suddenly grave and
drew his mother and sister out of Mr..
Hawkes. vicinity.
Listen, mater. Ethel It's a cool
thousand. you know! Thousands don't
grow on raspberry bushes when yonr
banks gone up. What do We think
eh?'
Mrs. Chichester frightened
ut would keep things together" she
said.
"The wolf from the door" urged
Alaric.
'"No charity" chimed in Ethel.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
CHAPTER XVI,
ard be happier with me father"

"I'd be happier with me father"
"C OMETHING may be saved from
the wreck" reasoned Mrs.
~ Chichester more hopefully.
Until | get really started
said Alaric with sense of climax.
Mrs. Chichester turned to her daugh
ter "Ethel:"
Whatever you decide mamma
Mrs. Chichester thought a moment.
then decided. IN do it," she said
determinediy. 1T will be hard. but
I'll do it" She went slowly and de
liberatelYfRD MIR. Hawkes.. who by this
time had disposed of all his documents
and was preparing to 30. A look in
Mrs. Chichcster's face stopped him.
He smiled at her
"Well?" he asked
For the sake of the memory of
my dead sister, ! will do as Nathaniel
wished" said Mrs. Chichester. with
great dignity and self abnegation.
Mr.. Hawkes. breathed sigh of re.
lief.
"Good| he said. I'm delighted. 1t
is splendid. Now that you have decid-
ed SO happily there is one thing more
l must tell you. The young lady is not
to be told the conditions of the will
unless at the discretion of the execn-
tors should some crisis arise. She will
he to all intents and purposes your
guest. In that way we may be able
to arrive at more exact knowledge
of her character. Is that understoodY
The family signilied severally and
collectively that it was.
"And now." beamed the lawyer. hap.
py at the fortunate outcome of sit
uation that a few moments before
seemed SO strained, where is your
belly"
AIaric indicated the bell.
May ring!" asked the lawyer.
Certainly" replied Alaric.
Mr.. Hawkes. rang.
Alaric watched him curiously. Want
sandwich or something's"
Hawkes. smiled benignly on the MA
fortunate family and rubbed his hands
together self satisfiedly.
Now would like to send for the
young ady-tlle leiress. +"
Where is sheT' asked Mrs Chiches
ter.
she arrived from New York this,
morning, and | brought her straight
here. had to call on client. so l.
gave her your address and told her to
come here and wait"
At the word wait an uneasy feel.
ing took possession of Ethel. That was
the word used by that .wretched little
creature who had so rndely intruded
upon her and Brent. Could it be pos
sible-
The footman entered at that mo
ment.
The lawyer questioned him.
us there young lady waiting for
Mr.. Hawkes."
"A young lady. sir? No. sir" an
swered Jarvis.
Mr.. Hawkes. was puzzled What in
the world had become of her? He told
the cabman distinctly where to -
Jarvis opened the door to y on
when a thought suddenly occurred to
him. He turned back and spoke to the
lawyer:
There's a young person sitting in
the kitchen-came up and knocked 1T
the door and said she had to wait un
til gentleman called. Can't get moth
ing out of her"
Hawkes. frightened up.
THAT must be Miss O'Connel.' be
said He turned to Mrs. Chichester
and asked her If be might bring the
young lady in there.
"My niece in the Kitchen" said Mrs
Chichester to the unfortunate feotman.
Surely you should know the differ.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

The location on the new High
Srhool building is still a matter
of discussion with the school
board. With all due respect
to the calamity howlers, we
can truthfully say that the site
has not been decided upon.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

and induce her to join. That
way and in that way only, will
the League ever be extended 10
the point where it will exert
the most influence.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

Mrs. Biting leaves tomorrow
for Gaule, Uallf where she will
m Ike her future home.
j FL. South put in the glass
front Of his new building to-
day and it is a beauty. The
glass is all set in copper with
no distractions to the view and
the background is mirrors so
that the windows will be among
the most attractive in the city.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

The Improvement League
gave another delightful enter
] cainment at the auditorium
| Yesterday afternoon. Election
of officers was followed by a
program and refreshments
A large audience Ell ~, a
musical treat and an illus,,;
ed lecture on Mouth Hyg.ene
by DR.. Horace Warren.
The first number on the pro-
gram was piano duet by Mrs.
Guy Smith and her pupil, Dom
aid Williams Donald showing
\ great deal of talent for 80
Young boy. The duet by
Miss Ida Briggs and Miss Neva
Cramer, accompanied by Miss
D EUR, was very beautiful, their
voices blending in perfect har-
mony. Mrs Hills, accompan-
led by Mrs. Nichols, sang in
her usual charming manner.
An interesting paper on the last
years work of the club, by the
newly elected president, Mrs.
Dan Finley, gave a review of
the clubs work and it's POSSIBLE
titles in the future.
Doctor Warren is nothing if
not original and treated his
subject in that method peculiar
to himse If. Mouth Hygiene is
being given more attention
than it ever has, and Doctor
Warren is one of the pioneers
in this work, having delivered
a talk before the Nebraska
State Dental Convention ten
years ago, which was published
lin the Omaha papers and
twelve others, as $4,000 was
appropriated by the convention
to meet this expense some-
thing that has never been done
before or since. Every citiz N
who wishes to preserve his
teeth to old age without pyor-
rhoea or much decay, should
have heard the doctor and fol-
low his directions. The DR.. had
many slides and Mr.. Owen
kindly operated the stereopti-
con. The audience were en-
lightened on many points.
Mrs. j. B. Barrett as chair
man of the program presided in
a very pleasing manner.
Rheumatism Yields
Quickly to Sloan's
You can't prevent an attack
of rheumatism from coming on,
but you can stop 1T almost inn
mediateiy. Sloan's Linime Mt
gently applied to the sore joint
or muscle penetra,es in a few
minutes to the ihtl AIMED spot
that causes the pain. 1t
soothes the hot, tender, swollen
feeling, ard in very short
time brings a relief that is al
most unbelievable until you ex-
perience it Get a bottle of
SlOan's L;ni nent for 25c of anv
d upgist and have it in the
house against colds, sore and
swollen joints, lumbsgo, sciati-
ca and like ailments. Your
monty back if not salts
fed, but it does give almost
instant relief. s29
Miss Ellen Scoe left for
Omaha today where she will at
tend school.
The high school boys have
started their baseball practice
and we can look forward to
some big games.
The location on the new High
Srhool building is still a matter
of discussion with the school
board. With all due respect
to the calamity howlers, we
can truthfully say that the site
has not been decided upon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Brandrif,
of Modale, are the parents Of
a daughter, born today.
The State Savings Bank are
rearranging their bank fixtures
so that they will have more
room and will also have pri-
] vate Office at the rear. The
new arrangement will give the
honk q hottor ornoororno orH
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

Hawkes. Read the kingsnorth Will.
father. After she reaches the age of
twenty-one she can do as she pIeases.'"
Mr.. Hawkes. folded up the will with
the air of a man who had finished an
important duty.
Alaric burst out with:
II don't see how that clause interests
us in the least, Mr.. Hawkes.
The lawyer removed his pince nez
and. looking steadily at Mrs. Chiches-
ter. said:
Nov. my dear Mrs. Chichester. 1t
was Mr.. Kingsnorth's wish that the
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
CITROLAx
CITROLAX
C L T r o. A x

Best thing for constipation,
sour stomach, lazy liver and
sluggish bowels. Steps a sick
headache almost at once. Gives
a most thorough and satisfac-
tory flushing-no pain, no maui
sea. Keeps your system cleans
ed, sweet and wholesome. Ask
for Citrolax. Sold Everywhere.
Harvey Mann came down
from Sioux City yesterday
where he has been spending the
winter. His health is very
much improved and he looks
ten years younger than when
he left here.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

The State Savings Bank are
rearranging their bank fixtures
so that they will have more
room and will also have a pri-
vate flee at the rear. The
new arrangeme Mt will give the
bank a better appearance and
will greatly increase their faci-
lities.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

Misses Baker and johnson
have issued invitations for an
April Fool party, April 9th.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Brandriff,
of Modale, are the parents of
a daughter, born today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

Miss Mable Rosenbaum is re-
ported considerably improved
tcdav.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

Miss Kate Kane is in Omaha
today the guest of friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
Makes 81 Feel Like 10

q suffered from kidney all
ment for two years." writes
Mrs NJ A Bridges, Robinson,
Mo q CONNER ced taking Fo-
leys Kidney Pills about ten
months ago. ! am 81 years of
age and feel like a 16-year old
2jrl F" Foley Kidney Pills in
vigorate weak and deranged
kidneys, relieve bsckache. rheu-
matism and bladder trouble.
Sold Everywhere. s29
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
PEG O. NY HEART
By j. Hartley Manners


illustrations from Photographs Of the Play
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-04
Gle bealtise Gage.

Sic &lliien baben fid) bonn n0nnli-
den nfer Der Dina salriideesoeer.
Sic 9epeibe tit nod niht gang flor
uno man fnr1l nod nidt ~erfenneu,
lpie melt Der Miif3ng eebt, aber bohit
nabrideinIid lit er BON GROCER 8es
oeutu1g fir Die expedition eegen His
ga. @ro0no tit ieet gang in ben
Sanoen Der 9eutihen Die 8uiien be.
balipten aber, 6nB Die Deutiden oort
in elm poIig Ieeres Meit gefommen
lino. Smmerbi1 bnhen lie einetl
I.rategiih wibtigen Gunft mebr &c.
nommen.
8ulgarien hat iebt feline Sten1ins
f~unogegeben. Sic iF nod atpeifel.
baft. Nab ieinen @euBerungen bIiebe
es ant 2iebiten neutral, aber tpeltr
linn genug geboten miro, tpiiroe es
fid pieIeidt g~etuinne1 Iniien. llnie.
rer Meinung nad ipieIt es Die cine
Sartei gegen Die nnoere n1ls.
Die NadJridt bon Der nmdinges
lung Der 9iirfen auf @alipo-
ii mar nidt mabr; i'm @egenteil
Die 9ffenfipe Der Mliierten lift bon,g
!,nisgIiidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-04
SnInnD.

Garran5a bat Dor einigen 9o=
gen in @aibington m1eefragt Oh DE
8ertreter Der pe~rid)ieoellen &eprbli=
fen Ben @ppen an Die merifanilfefi
Siibrer in ibrer amtlihen gigcnihnit
o6er als Yribatperionen nnter5eih-
net hdtten. Die Sraee puroe ieoen-
fails mn geifeat Inn Die 8ennttpor-
tnng 6es Mppens 5u b~eraogern.
Staatsiefretar Banning bat iie flr5
beantportet. nit Ser grfldrung. DAB
Die &erren in ibrer amtliden gigen-
idnft oasShreiben unter3eihnet bat
ten.
@eIegentlif) Ser Mbreiie oes
Germ gor6oio oe Slibeira, oes Bis
bergen braiiIianiiden @%eianoten III
Merico. Der inter lebr idtpierigen
l1mitGnben nnfere &egiernng bort
pertreten bot, BOT infer Yrafi6ent
elm Donfesfdreiben an ben Hrdii6en-
ten bon 8roiilien gerihtet nn6 Die
@eroienite oes @efnn6ten NIT rii1-
member Worten a~nerfannt
Die 2esisIatlir bon Mlaban'a
bat in beioen &dlifern Die Sin anse-
nommer1, mel1e Die birefte @abl Der
9unoesienatoren ourh oas @olf ein-
fii1rt.
- SeSn Dem l1nterleeboot SD" but
man sebn peitere 2eiden gefun6en.
gne befai16en fih i'm Maidineti>
rauln. gis iebt firto i'm @an5en orei-
I5eEn 2eidei1 ~eeflnoen . 3meiln6-
5tuan5ie Yerfonen foIlen altf bent
Sdiff geipefet fem.
Morgen lit Die groBe &onben-
tion Der nSrienos of Seace" in Chi
caeo. gelegaten treffen beitte idon
elm.
Gin neiier Sturm bat ii1 I'M
Golf enttpifelt rno ndbert iid Der
aiifte SIorioa's. @abrideinlid nitro
ct lie in Der @eeenb Der @iin6ung
oes Mpaladicola 6luiies erreid)en.
Die fleinen SIorioa borseIneerten
Snieln. Die Sens, iino bereits bon
Dem Sturm ~setroffen nno idtuer
feimgeIuft tpor6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-04

San $ Grlanbnisiheine.
Gam friedman, 8obnboiis. BED Gbe.
$500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-04
Sanntagsbetradtmusen.

-9eite, oa ih Dies i1reibe, 1T Sc
Ebantas un6 meme @eoanfen fIieeem
auriif gu Dem Gage, an Dem 1as
Wort u5e6an" feline tpeItscififtIife
8eoeutiMag erbielt. Sd erinnere midi
oes Cages nod iebr mol. Sd 1eh,
heute nod ben groBen Sdmlbof bor
mir, auf Dem mir SsSlit1een am Mor-
gen 0es 3. September anro 1870
sulammenaerufen fpiiroen, aus Dem
llnterribt in ben &laiien beraus, Inn
Die Glin6e BON Dem groBen 5iege
aonig @iIbeIms Del Seoan nnb Der
@efaugennnbme Nnpoleon's Su ber-
nebmen, SD lebe nod, Die rielige
4eitalt unieres often eilenfelten Oh
reftors nit benz md6tigen &opf unb
Dem tuilben buidigen grauen Saal
inmitten Der Shaar bon 2ebrern ulio
&naben auf Dem Stubl fteben nno
Die Depeide bes &onies serlefen.
nr6 i6 CLAUDE nod 5l boren, tpie oic
eepaltige Gimme bes alten Man-
mes BEL ben GhIuBtporten .@eldje
8enoltng our1 @ottes Sit
gung1 10 ieltiom eeprebt fait
idlud5eilo flingt, ais tonne
er Die 0orte nidt berausbrin
gen, u9e bett peent", fliifterte hin
ter mir elm Silrge Dem anoern sii.
Dee, e~ntgegnete oieler. bat fam
Re gor nid." @ir batten einen ae-
ipaltigen Meipeft, nm nidt 5n iaee1l
cine gepaltise Gudt, Dor unierm
gireftor.
uno oann itirmten mir iubelno bin
aus, oenn Die SduIe mar fir Den
Gag geibIoifen. lln6 in Der Stabt
berridte Der gleide SllbeI. l1eberaG
mebten idon bic Gabnen nno am
Mben6 mar illumination. Dus MGR
uns idon ettpos @etpobnlihes, benin
ipdbreno oes boraufgegmeenen DO
mats bntten manbe 2elte ibre Sob
men iiberbaupt nidt e~inge5ogen uno
illumination CABS beinabe icoe
ISOLDE. Mber Dies WaI mars bod
ettpas @eionoeres, oas fibIten IeIbit
mir fIeinen Rnirpie. NopoIeon ipar
ic gefangen, iett mubte Der 9rieg
balo 5u gnoe fein.
9arin t1uihten iid) bam1nIs ole.
Ser arieg mar nod Iange nift al
Gn6e. gs folgten nod lhtpere bli.
tige admpfe. Mber man fonnte es
Der eroBen Maiie nidt peroerfen,
iueiln iie oamals am 2. Septernber
oad)te, odB NIT Der @efangennabme
Napoleon's aIes 81 gnoe Tel. Denn
iie mar geiuobnt, Napoleon als DER
6rieoensitorer gu betrohten unb oea
arieg als einen 3rieg NIT tbnn
nidt nit benz franaoitjdenWoIfe. Gas
fror5oiilhe 8olf tDolte ia ben 8ries
nidt. gs mar oas cine ihmere
Gauibutg. Denn es aeiete fid jest,
onb oas fran8ofiihe 8olf utt6 o:e
meme republifmiife &egieriine ben
&rieg ebenlo gut moIten, tpie 0eapo-
Icon unb ibn niht mf5ueeben ee-
oadten. SIN @egenteil. man iat
in benz Stur5e oes aoifers MIR bit
geieitigung zines Sinbernifies ilir
ben Sieg. Gus b~errottete napoIeni.
ide Spitem lit gefallen, Die Gerr1ter
finn hpgefffof hio6 nS IN So,, moIFo
uno in Den 8reiien Der .3eeiernng
Der nationalen 8erteioisune~, Ole
iid auf Die 9unoe beg Salles BON
Seonn eebiloet bate, iett fommen
mir, oos eisentlide Golf, uno mir
meroen ben Seino idlaeen unb mic
Der iiber Die @renSe iasen. Damn er.
foIgte iener getuuItige aufifhulng.
iene BoIfserbebung, Die es moglib
madJte, onB Der Grieg nod flint Mo<
nate gefiibrt fpllroe, bis ale Stills.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-04
1reie BreIe tar Seras: sonnateuo 4. septeuter 1915.

9ep1le pnI3ieren 11no erflarten sic
@eoeutlnng bieies Cages, bes er1Rteu
ton ole11 groben Sagen nes eroBcn
arieges- 9enn in1mer itarfer 6Is
bete iib III bem 8olfe oas @erltd,lo-
mis- oafiir olls, BOP oieier Sag nidt
mn Der @eoenftog eines groBen Sic,
ges Iei. baB on linn tn Mirflidfeit
cas- oe11tlbe &eib geboren tnlrte
uno oab es III Iellem IS. Solll1or oes
Sabres II, in Dem 5ebloiie gu Der
iniIles, al1tr Die Satfe erbielt. llrb
hiele lteberseueune mabte ben Sc
oantag 5urn mirfliden n%atltreemo=
zen Hationalfeiertao hes oeutldem
golfes.
Spdter fntn bann eire Set, ole
Inon in 9eutidlnnb Dem GDartu1u
elmer Ser obnung NIT Sraltfreih
nnd5siigeben beentlt1. Sin Bbantom,
Dem mir ale n1ebr ooer mcriger
mol cine 3eitlane eefolet 1tao. 90
mails g1a,1bte 1,rasl Elm l1ebriaes tuu
unb ltt1a BEG liebet1 Sriebel@ apilcr.
ben 9ntionalfeiertag anfeeben gu
miiIfen. SIN manfen Srten ihrdttf-
tc n,a11 bic Geier ein. 8ir baben ia
10 biele Sabre gefeiert, bieB es, labt
es bes@uten enoli6 gerriig ieitt. @e,lt
Sic Seier elmer @erit1nbigl11s I'M
Wcqe ftebt, gebt iie auf. IS mar Sc
3eit 0es Srrtums nlt3 Der 9das
ifung. Man nabm Die freutlblid)en
Morte Ginger Tranao1en fir ETH
Spmptom Der aagemeinen Bolts
thinning unb gfaubte bitrd bofli.
DIES gntgeger,fommen Die Greul.b-
|doft forbern gu fonnen. Sic
Jrennbi6af, Die nnf Der einen 5eite
erlogen unb anf Der anbern niht
edit mar. Mber bas beutide 8olt
I'M @%Ggemeinen reB fid ieinen Sc
cn,itag nift nebmen uno feiertc i'm
ipeiter. lln6 ebenfo tpenig mie Die
6ran5olen lie pergoBen, mas an biee
iemgage eeideben NOR, e6enlo pellig
bergnBer DIE Geitlhett, DAB an thu
bas oeutide 3eid ertitano.
@ir iin6 aus ben 9~dlfdu1leen
nnb Srrtiimern ertpodt unb iekt ic-
ben mir Die0er flar nnb erfennen o;e
tati69Iiden gerbGItniiie. Sect feiert
man audi ben Sebantag ipieber nt1o
beute BREMEN iberan in 1eutihlaito
Die Sol3itobe, flinsen bia
Bloden unb ipreden Die Geoner 6urt
ut0 5iir gbre oes groBen 3o-
ges. Ger acknowledging lit nie-
Der in feline 8edte eingeiest. 9as
beutide @ofl feiert Sen 1eburtstce
oes 3eifes uno boffentlid mira
ME Die 3eit fotnmen, in Ser es oicic
Seier aus Miidlift auf Mnberc frei.
ntfgiebt ODER burd Sen 9ruf
scr ltmitanoe ge5tunngen miro, fel
duf5ugeben. ,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-04

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