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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

ca stay in Washington. Baltimore and
Catonsville. Md.
MISS Mamie Davis has returned to
Richmond from her summer vacation
Mrs. Mary Denzler Trevett has re-
turned to New York, AFTER II visit to
relatives In this city.
MISS Mamie Morriscy is the guest
or her brother In Washington.
Miss Clara Cornwall, OF this city, is
visiting her father ~ mis- home in
Washington.
Miss Mary Tomlin Anderson has re-
turned to Richmond, after spending
The summer OH the Maine coast.
Miss Grace l.. Dillon and Mrs Ar
thur c. Jones. who have been guests
OF Mrs. :. Il. Farmer. r. Montgomery.
w. Va. are expected home the latter
part of this week.
Miss Ruth Atkins has returned to
richmond. after visiting in Lynchburg
and Blackstone.
Miss Robert Gresham. who attended
the Cooke-Slater wedding I'm Newport
News. has returned 10 the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
In Spite ofPessimists
SWEATERS

of fibre silk have come to stay.
Our stocks are up TO the very top
notch, and we aim to keep them
so. The latest thing offered is
in stripes and checks, contrasting
solid color against two tones of
the same.
Here is a model checkered In
black against two-tone gray. trim
med in pure white with broad
white sash; 1t is very handsome,
S7.08.
Shown also In checks and
stripes, combinations in green.
gold, rose. etc.
One model offered at $500 is
shown in solid colors or in stripes
of rose and white; Copenhagen
and gold, ETC.; turn back cuffs,
patch pockets and sashes, $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
WOMEN'S MEETINGS.

The German Ladies' Aid Associate
will hold its first fall meeting on
tuesday afternoon, October :. at $50
o'clock in the home o. Mrs e. Has.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
Drapings Protective
For the Neck

Many warm days are yet Ia
store, which doubtless will alter
nate with cooler ones. For such
days take note of:
Ostrich Ruffs, up from S2.9S.
White Fox Scarves. S3.0s and
S4.08.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

10 me CITY. after spendiNE the summer
season az New Fms tahd resorts MIS-
iutner VII Spena the winter with Mrs.
,sr'',.i;., So. "'S'
ff"hh!h street
A" r,' g., M"rrins'.
n' 'ns Mrs 'ol:L - "a "'loeEs an
$500 '"' '''7"7e.''ei'' an" app oich-
~ ma ~ ., tme'r u""eh'tI' iSa
90 E"N",u MOTIFS
80, n,.o, WEI
, =, p'''. -. ~, '"''e''
II, =" w ~.
49,, J" 80 -. l. VINO mas oeen
,!;I. t..s a. hei Sot'ase al
- 49, 'ns lug 70 GOWN
a." NONE MowpEay
i,,t., 80 NJ Mss Na'!v hlLe
.",,,, ,.;,1.,,,.a 80, ps!'nt.s 'he
nn,,,.' - "5 80. .v"V!'' ms FGtuthea
''oi''c "'h d SHo' ZIP 90 me ChiNer-
r'F " ma Mhtte sue was the
=, 49, y" ~ u"' h"u i.iEiti""hu'
~ I-i, ''" u"!S Win NEs'
s.,,o, NJ u,,
TN i,,a.t',
,,..,. .',; "a. Cnusen IN salem
M ,.rIn,,s 80" ', , mig al
~ ~ 80 an" interesting
,lagghter Of Mrs % Hhs",, iuS o sna anF
riod -, ~ ~ Ia "a. - '.,s man. x, was mar
-, lirs :. :, Sw.i,-. soi
ria ,,,,ro,, ,3o,;
ana golden rod weyn mos, ,,,rs.,;,.
! Miss Mildred Mclaughlin presided at
TN. organ.
The ushers were: Roy X. Brown, Nor
man Walker Leonard Shank and Frank
MIS- pov x pro,., ...,
D.l'e, was maiFon OF honor. and Mr..
'hhii!e SWlt&"r attended his brother
a. 'ssi man. the bride entered w:th
heE pfother, John L. shank. who gave
mid,;c,n. ';S"1E So"hed IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
Return to Norfolk.

Mrs. stuart Whitehurst. who has been
spending the summer at her cottage at
Virginia Beach. has returned to town
and opened her home, 322 Mowbray
Arch, i'll Norfolk. Miss Marie White
hurst, who has also been spending the
summer at Virginia Beach, has returned
home from short trip TO the Univer-
siiy OF Virginia. where she was the
guest OF Mrs. MCAIurdo, and Richmond
where sh" spent a few days with Mrs
4 Lpitl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
A Novelty Suit
In Poplin

with 2S-inch coat, belted;
has collar. cuffs and vents at
bottom, smartly braided.
There is a novelty pocket at
the right side, and the skirt
is braided, matching coat.
Very smart indeed-S25.0O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
1898 to $25
Underwear Of Crepe
de Chine Arrives

Daintiness is the noteworthy
feature Of this fascinating dis
play. but 1t is daintiness with art
full simplicity as its key note!
Gowns, Envelope Chemises,
Camesoles and Skirts. in pink and
white; lace and tailored effects:
Gowns, $3.05 to $500.
Envelope Chemises. S1.0S to
S5.08.
Camesoles, 500 to $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
Wells to the Front

In many of the small Hats, es-
pecially, the wells are of as much
Importance as the Hat itself.
Some of the newest things Of
fercd:
Octagon Meshes, with scalloped
borders.
Lace Meshes, with Van Dyke
points.
And newest of all: Fancy Mesh
Wells, with wide crepe Georgette
borders. Quito au fat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
Smarter Hand Bags

Than have been offered in some
seasons are shown now Bags in
suede, fine pin seal. walrus,
Morocco, MORE, ETC., on frames Of
shell, ivory, novelty crystal, etc.,
in new pleated and pouch shapes,
Al. 90 to $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
Visiting Here.

MIS-. Franklin 2. Lirscon,be is spend
ing "a" weeks In Richmond. her for
l,ef nome, before leaving for her resi-
Gehce III Fraakford. Philadelphia. Mrs
,t.pscot.ne mas been :. guest for some
reed Johnston ana Cav Johnston. A.
Me.rose Manor, In Cumberland COUNTY,
me home OF George X Dav.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
Whipcord Always
Lends Distingue
Here is a Charming Suit
from the models marked
$500.
Model of
Whipcord

with full back, braided back
and front. and deliberately
trimmed in buttons.
\ Beaver collar compile
mentS the Suit-S35.OO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
. Clad Surprise


awaits many young woman
in this English Tweed Nor
folk model, with pockets Tin
greens. browns and grays).
a slight flare at bottom Of
coat is pleasant to see, and
the skirt is smart, with peck
cts and belt. Quite the stun
ningest at $3.50.
Original Copies in French
Velours, Whipcords
And Caberdines
$40, $3.50, SIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
En"agcrncnt Announced.

NJ ana Mrs II T.. LUCK .nnon,c.
~" engagement OF their daughter
hnth' 10 James Thomas Mad6rey, q.
"or'h Carolina. The marriage viii ,akT
place very quietly At tn. home OF ,hs
bride. in ,h,- month az oc.nb.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
SOCIETY
from First PareD

William Lacy Dixon. OF Anderson. w.
Va. The wedding VIII take place in
December.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
Cute Little
Children's Goats

If you need one. you will do
we'll to see the new styles, with
tapered waist line and flaring
skirts. Our distinguished collec-
ton shows pleated or circular
styles OF zibeline, wool plush,
corduroy. broadcloth, mixtures
and plaids. Fur trimmed collar,
cuffs and skirts finished with
fancy buttons. Sizes to 6, 6 to
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-23
MlslanD.

Nus Soronto in &anaoa miro ge-
nlelbet: Die bier Wianner, pelha
inter Der 9lnflage Der Sotung anl1B-
lih Der GrihieBung bon @olfer
Snitb lno gerleeung bon gbarles
9ori6 aus Buffalo bei Der gnten-
jago aitf Der fanaoiihen Seite oes
Niaeara Bel Sort grie iih in Saft
hefinben, ipuroen rnter cine @e-
iatnnttbiirgldaft bon $4,000 geifeat.
Son oieiem 9etrage ettfallen $780,
600 auf oen Gonita6ler GelaneD uno
$4,000 anf jeoen Der beteiligtell
Milisiolonteit. Sails oieie 8etrdge
fir fie tti1t nufgebraht iperoen, ber-
bleiben Tie big gut Solptberbanolung,
tpelhe in @enano anf ben 2. Wdr5
anberaunt it, in Saft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-23
Aus ARerito.

- 9lus 0roipllsbiIle meIoet 0cr
oortige @ertreter garransa's, Sole
E. @or5n, oaB Die Gilliltas I'm Der
@egeno BON gampico iid) BEN Gon-
ititutionaIiiten angeidIoiien bdtten.
@leid8eitig teiIt er einen grief aus
@ictoria NIT, Der bon General San
tos, einein Garran5iIto, an oie 8e.
feblsbaber Der @iIltlfos i'm Staate
Tamaulipas eeridtet iit uno in BEN
Ben Iebterer initgeteilt miro, oaF
@litierrea 0urh leinell 8ertretrr
8enabioes in ltnterbntolungeii getre-
ten iei uno er Die genanitteH gefebls-
baber IN 9aniaulipas aiiifnroere, lire
Sruppen tn San 2ltis 9sotoii sii-
iamnen 5u 8ieben. Cine anoere Ge.
peide aus 9ropnsoille brillgt 0i,
9ea6ridt, Garratiso babe oer gefebI
geaeeen, fir ben 9(ugenbIif @dnlpfe
init ben &unbentionoIilten 81 per-
meioen, on er claude, Die @illo-@eipe-
glt1g meroe I'M 2aufe Der ndditcn
3eit bon Ielber 8uIammeilbreden. csH
0ieier 9epeibe miro ieood) nidlts
BON elmer GerbonoIing nit @liitier-
res geiogt
= Ger BON Ser &onpention err
nannte propiioriitbe @r1lioent @ar-
al Bat oen bisheriaen @ertreter Der
&onbentionaliIten in @aibington.
enrique 6. 2lorerte. abber1ifen mo
feinen gruoer sseoerico @on3aIes
@arsa gum 8ertreter ernanft.
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SnIano.

9as 9fepraieatantenbons oeS
Gongreies bot Die getpilligltngsbill
fin oas Seer angenontnen. 9ie 8id
belpilligt 101 Wfillionen 9olors.
9as &ieienseidiib, bas fir oell
8anainofanol fonitrltiert it, oas
groBte, bas nnier Seer beIiBt, lit I'M
8atertoip1 9(rienol ei1eetroffen. 3as
@eidiib lit Sc Sub lang 1tno ipirff
Elm @eidiiB bop 2400 8fo. Shmere
81 Wfeilen melt.
Ser amerifantl6en geliberll
oeborige 9nrnpfer u@ilbelmirta" tit
init elmer 2aonng 2ebensnittel, oie
fir Inerifoner in 8eatl1lallo be-
itinrlt tit, bon SEEM Dorf aus IN Ses
gegansen. @enn Die @nel1noer oos
Sfiff fapern, tDeroen oie geiiter
8roteft beim Staafsoepartemert ein-
legerl
9lus Dem Wiiiliiiippi uno bert
Sbio Sal miro BON f9iperen S6nec-
fdllen geneloet.
Die beioen 9dlier Der 2e9isls-
tilr oes Staotes glabama baben iiber
bas 8eto bes @oubernenrs BIN oas
Staotsprobib angenonl-
men nnb 9llabana miro ill Solge Def
len bonn 1. Suli an 9robibition ba-
ben, Ser 8oubernet1r tpiinIdte, oaB
sic Yrohibitionsfruae 6en1 YoIfe a1tr
slbltimmlrng porgelegt tper0e, abtr
oie 2egislatur pertparf ben 8ori6lag.
8as angenonrnel1e @eieb lit ingef6br
oaffelbe, oas friiber idon eitlnnal IN
araft mar uno i'm Sabre 1911 aufgs-
boben tpatroe.
3ipeiiillboreiBig Geputp Sbe-
riffs bon Miooleier gourtp, sc. s,
Ole an Ser GdieBerei bei Der 4nicri-
can agricuItural Chemical Gompaiip
in GooiebeIt, 81. S. bei Der 10 Strei-
fer bertpunoet mnroen, beteiligt NOS
rem, iino berbaftet iuor6eu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-23

Cine baIbuffi5ieIle Nadridt aus
Earis fast, Siinfirden Iei geiferm bon
mebrercn 6entidem 2nftidliffen an.
segrifftu, bic adt5is 8omben anf bic
Staot tuarfen. Sedjs Teriomem iuur-
otn get1tet nno pier5ebn perIett.
Sin srokes eagerbans mmr6e tn
grano seiett. TransSfidJe mmb eng.
liide eaftidiffer ioIlen eines Ser
angreifenben 9nftfdiffe bernnterss-
jast babeM. Die Wadridt iuir6 Snrdl
cine 9epeidle ans pabre beitatigt.
Giae offisielle tirfiidje Sepcide
neloet, bic Snmptmad)t Der 9iniIen
babe iidj, nadjoem iie pergebens per-
indt batte, BEN Iinfen Jliisel Der
Sirfem ein5nfdIiekeH smriidscsosen.
Sieielbe 9epeidje melbet, elm Mnsriff
engliIder aanonenboote nuf aiirna,
am 3miammenflnh bes GnplJrat mnb
Sigrts seIegen, lei suriifgeidjlasen.
Der 2unooner ySailp Mail" iuiro
aus Gopenbagen gemel6et, ons nene
Hiefen tlnterieebDut Der ScmtidJem
lei fertis; es Iieee iett bci Sambnrg
llno iperoe oemnad)it leine S6tisfeit
beginner.
Die idtuebiid)en 3citnngen 6crid.
ten, oaE bic Sriple-Gntente Die Sfc-
siernng in Gtodbolm bardJ Sru6nn.
gen ST. siuinsen beriadlt, bas pun ibr
erlaiIene @crbut Der gef6roermns uun
ariegsmateriaI fir MnflanS onrd,
idiuebiides 0ebiet iuieoer anfsmbebep.
glae 8latter geben Der Soffmnng glms.
ormd, oak bas Miniiterinm iidJ Snrdj
GngIanc, 81 mflnno nno syrnnfreidl
nidlt einidliidjtern lakt, fOnberm bas
@sr6ot uno oic abiolnte Stentralitai
Sdiueoens anfrtdlt erbalt. glls eimen
Sdritt alf bem redten @ese bescidl.
mem bic fdJtueSiiden 3eitnnaen bic
Dpn ben Mepraientanten gartbulbt,
gollmer mnb 2ubef i'm amerifant-
idlen aongref einaebradfc @eIetbor-
ia9e, nno iie erflarcm, 6afi bic gai.
iierung oieIer Masregel bon grohenf
9lnten fir oen SanbeI aaer 'nertras
Zen 2GnScr iuGre.
glns Mmltcroam iuir6 gemelbet, Elm
engliidler enftidjiffer bnbe 8ombea
anf BrHegge aeiuorfeu nn6 berlndlf,
bic SsrtiseH 9ods 81 serit6ren. Sb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-23

iuare, nls 0tejentge init 0emt brtttId)eg
GefdJe. GnglamO 1abe Die Nniien
itets bernnglimpft nnb als 6albbar-
barren bebanbelt, biz es iie snr @er-
iuirflidJmns ieimer GlGne sebrand)t
lube. Millionen Der 8elpobner 9inf-
lanbs ieien bemtider Mbitammnmg,
nnb bas rniiiide 9ieidj perbanfc
Seatid)lanb nnenolidD biel.
slm 81. 9e5ember erlieB Ser oelt-
Idle Safer nahltebenoen gaeitiabrs-
gruB::
pIn oas oeutid)e Seer uno oie
oeiitlhe Warine.
0eah fitnf Monate lnngetn idpe-
rem iulo beiBen &ingen treten mir
nun ms neue Sabr.
@ldn5enoe Siege lino erfodten,
groBe grfolge erritngen. Die oeut-
i9en glrneen iteben fait iiberaa in
5eiitoeslano @ieoerbolte gerillde
Der @eener, nit ibren @eeresmaiien
oeutlden @oben 81 iiberi6iuenlmen,
iino geiheitert.
sSn allen Meeren babeit lid) nleit.e
Shiffe NIT Gubn beoedt; lire ge-
iabungen baben betpieiel oaB lie
ni6t nur iiegreib 8u fedteii, ionoern
= bon llebermaht eroriidt aud
belbenboft 5u iterben pernlogen.
Sinter Dem Seere ino Der sSlotte
itebt bas oeutide golf, in beilpiel(oier
gintraht bereit, iein geites bersuge-
ben fin ben beiligen beinliiden Serb,
Den mir gegen frepelboften IteberfaIl
perteioigen.
@iel lit I'M alten sSabr geideben:
nod aber itno Die Seinoe ni9t nie-
oergerungen: intrler neue Gdaaren
ipdl5en iie sesen uniere treuen 8er-
biin6eten Seere beran.
God ibre 8ablen id)reden uns
niht. Sb auh Die 3eit ernit, Die
Dor lrns Iiegenoe 9lufgabe Idiper lit;
noa feiter 3nnerii6t oiirfen mir IN
Die 3ufunft bliden.
Ha6if @ottes peiier Siibrung Der.
trme id auf Die inberelei1li1e 9a-
pferfeit Der Irmee uno Morine imo
tpeiB mid ems nit Dem groBen oeut-
ihen 8olfe.
0arilm iinber5agt Dem reuen Sab
re entgegen, gu neuen Eaten, au neiien
Siegen fir oas geIiebte Ioterlono.
8roBes Smiptquartier,
Den 81. 9e5erlber 1914.
ge5. 8iIbeIn I st."
Gine fransOiiidje 9epeide bebanp-
fet, bic Sransoiem bielten 2a 8aiIee
i'm geiit; bic 9entiden bebanpten
bas @leifJe.
get Der IN Wagoeburg peranItols
teten Seier oes 44. Sabrestogeg scr
9aiierproflamation IN @eriailes ent-
felielte Der fonierbatibe sSii6rer Or.
y. Sepoebrano geipoltige 8egeiite-
riing, als er in Ieiner 9feoe iagte:
r0ie militariide Situation lit 10
giinitig, baB iie oie bo6iten @rtpor.
titneen red)tfertigt. 8eim sSriebens-
i6lnB peroen mir itnb uniere Ser
liinoeten beitimmen, mas gei6e6eu
ioa, oenn mir fteben in Ser @eIt
praftiid alein 3D."
Die groBe 2eip3iger WieIIe miro
oi6 beuer ipieber tros oes &rieges
abgebdIten meroen. Sic MeiIe miro
ipie iiblib am /. M1r5 ihren Mnfong
.ilebmena geionoere 8orfebrungct
iiu6 getroffen tporoen Inn ousl6noi.
iden &dllfern oas 9ieiien oilrA
Seutidlano mf ale MIR m6glidle
0eiie 5u erIeihtern.
Cine geuter 0epeide aus @1el.
bourne meloet, ein nuitraliid)er
9reuser babe einen beutihen SiiIfs.
freu8er in ben @riin6 gebpbrt uno
Die geiabune sefan9en oenomnen.
Ger @iIion-0onpfer .Sporo" 1T
an Der irI1noiidlen PiiIte nof)e 0em
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-23

Srs. 9ittrea & Stone, Gbiropra,
tic (Moiieurs). Werben-Spe5i
9lelteite Maiieurs I'M Staate Seine
9rogueil. 304 gonrop-@eb1uoe, 9llo-
mo Ma5a.
= 9eItes SeI uno @oioIin erb1lt
man bon ser Gimp Oil &c., 400
Sit-gommerce Ctr. 0eues Eel. Sra-
big 2252.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-23

in 3atigfeit trot. @s i6ien, als mol
lie ii6 aileS beteiliget. gaB-, Off
lno Senoritimnten Ser @eidiibe er-
l6ollen. 4ub oie sSSnfanteriiten iii
Den 2altfgraben bortert ouf 9onino
5u ipieIen, bereit, oie Sopronltinllne
oeS @etpebrsfeuers Der Sdlo6tlnlt-
lit fiil5u8nfiigen.
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Sure lltberldt.

9entidje 9mftidiffe sreifen
9aHfirdem an.
&HsIem i'm &anfains 5ieben
fid 5mriid.
Gmslilder 9mftidiffer iuirit
gpmbem amf Die ODDS III Brig
. &c.
Sor 6ambnrs ioll ein nenes
Miefen lfnterieebDpt Der 9ent-
fdjen liesen.
Die 9fmiIen ipullen tiirfiide
SAiffe serit6rt nmO tiirfiide
8aatea in granb seidJuiiem ba,
beu.
Sn- Siib-9splen nnb Noro-
@aIiaien lit feline Weramoeriine
Der Gage.
Die 6antpfe i'm Gliaf, i'm
Argonneniualb nmo iii6lid bpn
9peru Sanerm an.
Die Gage in ben Garpatbea
lit nod imtner itnberGnbert.
Die @erbiinbeten brubea
Sd;meoen, ipenn es bas @erbus
Der 8affenbef6rbernns nidt
aitfbebt.
Gin r,tiliider ssarteifibrsr
gegen Gnglan6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-23

empire Gintritt, fir irgeno einen
Sit i'm 6amIe itets 10e, fir Sinber
Sc. Gpesiea fir SdntlfinSer am
Montas: Marb Eidfurb in oGinbe-
rel[aH, Sc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-23

y9sprtbern Nsillinerg srainina
Sdjpol". Wi6bhen, erIernt oas @e.
ibdft. Ma6t Cure eiseneit Siite.
@eitelle 25c. Gel. grodett 1902
300 gbe. 9. @ir berfaufen aSran1es"
ali 25c.
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S. A. FLORAL CO.

Inter neller @eiddftsfiibr,ing, bat
i6r 3tpeiggeIdjGft on Der SouIton Str
aufsebobem. Slle 9luftrdge fir friid5 &c
fdnittene 8Iiimen, Bouquets. @lume.i<
ftiide lirt6 Setorationen tperpen fofort
linb eefbidt nnggefiihrt bonn alten 0es
ib6ft on Der Main Abe. Scr. sos. Gel
grofett 1902. yin9tsSeIepbon Grodett
2308. gaul 2af, Wanaaer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-23

Rieienoamm eeiullfen. Bon Ser ge-
labilng ipuroen MIR 5pei gerettet.
Wtan> 9laubt nidt, oaB er in belt
9rllno ge6obrt ipuroe, ionoern oaB
en- lleberlebieBen Der 2a0urg ieinen
llntergang berlriant bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-23

s empire 8ieitamrant (friiber Gpn-
eprbia), edit uerifaniid)e Speiien, segen=
iiber bent empire Sbeater, ct. Wnrg'S
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Mrs. Sennp, bentlde erfnbrene
@ranfenpfleserin, 118 slsanier gbe,
The fool-killer., 1915-01-01

fancies the follies Of fashion and
is clothed in fine rainment and
costly jewels created by the
sweat Of labor. She basks in the
sunshine Of pleasure and is en-
raptured by amorous desires Of
her admirers. She delights in
showing her shape and exposing
the physical charms Of her max
edness. She pouts at her para
mours and plays with the pimps
Of plutocracy. She seeks to sat
isfy her own selfishness and to
crafty her own desires. She
flaunts her follies in the faces OF
the fools who follow her and
fawn upon her frivolous and fan
tastic fabrications. She poses for
public attention yet despises the
idiots who adore her. Pride of
riches; Pride of power, and
pride Of dress constitute a trinity
of damnation.
These are the gods Of the Goth
century before whose affairs the
people bow and at whose shrine
they worship. Is it not about
time for some heather craftsman
to come over here and erect ar
image bearing the inscription
"TO TIIE UNKNOWN GOD"?
The fool-killer., 1915-01-01
WAR WHOOPS.
W. S. Morgan.

Arizona recently hanged eleven
men in one day and from the
same scafford for killing other
men, but in Germany they shoot
a man if he refuses to go out and
kill other men.
In war a premium is offered
for the greatest man killer.
The war In Europe is helping
The Fool Killer out in it's work,
but it is pretty tough on the
fools.
The bloody carnage in Europe
is one Of the conventional freaks
of civilization.
War brutalizes nation, Eeen-
ses crime, and breeds vice and
corruption; its path is desolation
and its victories but empty baub-
les.
The training Of young msa for
war is a national sin.
The nations Of Europe sowed
to the wind and now they are
reaping the whirlwind.
1t is now In order for the ma
tions of Europe who are at war
with each other to recall their
missionaries from the heathen
lands.
The man who wants to take
another mans life except Ia sell
defense, 10 either q fool Or q mur
derer at heart.
The fool-killer., 1915-01-01
THE FOOL.KILLER, MORAVIAN FALLS, N. C.

The FOUL.AlLLEh,
wrath, and it has capped the
climax Of it's crimes by Dlunglng
the nations Of the old world into
a war more henious in it's concep-
tion,, more diabolical in it's opera
tions, and more disastrous in it's
results than any that has ever be-
fore recorded in the ANNALS of
history.
GRAFT.
Graft is a half brother and the
tool Of Greed. It assists Greed
in all of it's undertakings; it's
Shiny hand corrupts the decisions
Of courts, the votes Of law makers,
the action Of presidents and gov
ernors, the independence Of the
press, the sermons Of ministers
and the honesty Of manhood. It
is present in every political trans
action and it's polluting influence
has made politics cesspool Of
corruption. It aids and abets the
whiskey traffic and protects the
houses Of prostitution and the
damnable system Of white slavery
It's Shiny trail can be traced to
the press, the platform and the
pulpit. It encourages vice and
rewards crime. It has become so
common that it is looked Upon as
conventional. 1t corrupts the
church, perverts patriotism, sub
sidizes statesmen, defes decency
and jeopardizes justice.
LUST.
Lust feeds upon the victims of
Greed and Graft. It fourishes
In the factory where Greed has
impaled it's victims on the verge
Of poverty. It feasts with the
denizens Of the demimonde, the re.
fuge Of fallen virtue. It firts
with the fitting followers OF
fashion who expose their naked
ness to the gaze of it's amorous
eyes. Disguised IN the hablli
ments Of love, it lays seige to vir
tue and drags. it's innocent victims
to destruction, dispair and death
Pure and innocent girls, just bios
soming into womanhood, are it,
j favorite victims. It recks not. tn,
anguish and suffering it causes. /
heeds not the prayers and plead
| ing Of its prey. It's passions mus
be appeased. It is part ant
parcel of the putrefed industria
: piracy and plutocratic plunder
4 Six hundred thousand public pro
) stitutes; and that is not half o
the army required to satiate tn
/ unholy passion of this monste
, god Of the Goth century.
PRIDE.
: Pride is a daughter of Nam
1 mon, "a sister Of Greed, q cousI
1 of Graft and the mother Of Lust
) She stands high in the estimation
/ Of the plutocratic princes Of plu1
S der, and is a royal reigning re
s gent Of the House Of Hell. Sh
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The fool-killer., 1915-01-01
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The fool-killer., 1915-01-01

That Employment Bureau
that Woodpiie is going to start
will probably find soft jobs at the
pie counter for a few more pet
Democrats. Nothing more is
expected.
The fool-killer., 1915-01-01

Wilson will make England stop
searching our ships just about
like he made Huerta salute our
flag. You remember that "sa-
lute,' don't you?
The fool-killer., 1915-01-01

One day we are told that the
war in Europe is making this
country prosperous, and the next
day we are informed that it is
causing the hard times. Looks to
me like drawing sweet and bitter
out of the same bung-hole.