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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-13
WAR5H|P SUNK
300 PERISH
BRITISH RA1rLESHIp GOLIATH
TORpEDOED IN THE OAR
DANELLES.
HEAVY LIFE Loss
Admiralty Announces that About
Five Hundred Seamen Were
Killed---Leading in At
tack on Forts.

LONDON, May 13--The British
battleship Goliath has been torpe-
doed and sunk in the Dardanelles
with a loss of life placed at about
500, the admiralty announced this
afternoon.
The Goliath was a 1850 ton
ship Of the same type as the Ocean
sunk inside the straits on March Is
on the same day that the Irresist-
ible and the French warship Bouvet
were sunk.
The Goliath was AIS feet long and
carried four 12-inch guns and twelve
6-inch guns She was built in 1896
and had d speed of 1872 knots an
hour. She carried q complement of
$50 men.
The Goliath was one of the larg-
est dreadnoughts in the British
navy. and had been leading the
fleet attack on the Turkish forts.
The first announcement placed the
loss OF life at 700. but later cable
grams to the admiralty said twenty
officers and 100 men We're saved
First Lord of the Admiralty Wins
ION Churchill announced that the
British submarine Ella sank two
Turkish gunboats and a large trans
port in an engagement inside the
straits, The Turkish loss of life is
not known.
The announcement from Churchill
was the first official word that the
allied fleet had again been actively
engaged in the Dardanelles While
early reports did not say how the
Goliath was sunk, it is reported that
a torpedo was shot into her side by
one Of the shore batteries mounted
by the turks expressly for that pur-
pcSe.
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]. s. AND GERMANY
MAY GET TOCE TIER
GERMAN EMBASSY INDICATES
THAT THE TONE OF THE
NOTE l., PLEASING.
1t Is stated that the Note MAY Form
Basis for Satisfactory ADJUST
ment OF Differences.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-I'nat
Germany and the United States can
meet on the basis of the American
note, il the outline as printed proves
TO be correct, is the German en-
bassy'5 belief. The ambassador
would comment little on the situa-
ton, though he significantly de-
MED a morning newspaper story
which said that Germany's recep-
tion OF the American demand would
be a suaye but firm refusal TO ac-
.ccpt the conditions.
This is a matter that is now be-
tween the two governments, said the
ambassador.
1t became known today from
sources close to the embassy that the
embassy is pleased with the tone of
the note except perhaps the reported
references to the improperly of the
embassy publishing warning adyer-
tisements. The embassy contended
! mat lhe llrSt announcement regard
| ing the warning advertisements came
! from Secretary Bryan when he gave
out the German statement on Febru-
AIRY ID, and that subsequent adver-
easements We're based solely on the
Idesire OF Germany to fully warn the
American people and to avoid ac-
jcepting responsibility.
One German speaking with au
| thority today intimated that the eX
plosion OF munitions aboard tn,
Lusitania might have had much t,
DO with her rapid sinking.
1T was never intended nor desir
ed that any life be lost" he said
and none would have been had no
the Lusitania carried explosives"
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j. 8. ATTITUDE
IS MADE CLEAR
AMERICAN NOIE DE( JaEf,S
THAT GERMANY MI ST A'I
AND NOT QUIBBLE.
INDUSTRIOUS CRIME
This Is Reference Made to Loss OF
American Lives in the Sinking
of the steamer lusi-
tania.

| WASHINGTON, May 13.-The
! German note was completed and
sent to the state department i'll the
middle of the forenoon for cooling.
The president himself went for a
short auto ride following the close
of his cnnsid GRAFTON of the note.
The communication will be made
public tomorrow morning. The
forecast of the note as previously
published is tacitly admitted by Of
| icials to be substantially correct,
but unofiicially only one point of
the note was emphasized. and that
is the note calls for a prompt and
definite answer and immediate adj
horeace to the answer The note
does not ask for mere promises, to
be disre garded in the future.
The attitude of the White House
is one Of iinality and viii leave the
situation for Germany to speak and
act next II brief the attitude Of
the Emitted States is that Germany
must act and not bubble nor prom
Use II is evident that ell the high
government officials have realized
that the American affairs have
reached crisis. 1t is set forth i'll
the note so that it cannot be mis-
understood that the United States
considers the killing of more than
tania as a ''monsrrous crime and an
open act OF hostility that admits of
no excuse
The United States expects all of
these acts to be disavowed by Ger
many. The president, however,
takes the position that there is no
reason not to believe that Germany
will not take the message in a
friendly manner. although it is
couched in firm language.
Two hundred kilograms commend
ing the action of the president
! reached the White House today.
! 1t was stated that the president
has not entirely abandoned his trip
to New York, and that he will GO
on the presidential yacht leaving
| here possibly Friday night or early
| Saturday sning. returning We'd
nesday night or Thursday morning
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WAVE Of INDIGNATION
SPREADS TO SOUTH AFRICA
GERMAN BUILDINGS IN .JOHAN-
NESkt RG \ + Ell I II Err
WRECKED OR BURNED.

JOHANNESBURG, S. A, May 13
Scores of buildings owned by Ger
mans or German sympathiZers have
been wrecked as result of the wave
OF indignation which swept through
cut the city over the sinking of the
luSltanla. Damage to property
amounting to nearly million and
half dollars was done. The police
check. Warehouses, saloons, the
alters and shops We're either wrecked
or burned. Several hundred men
working their way into the German
Iclub wrecked the building in few
minutes.
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THE on MAGNET GETS
INJUNCTION IN COURT

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 10. -
John y. Rockefeller was today grant
ed an injunction against Cuyahoga
county restraining the authorities
from collecting taxes on about $31l,-
zoo. 600 worth Of intangible proper
ty.
An appeal to the United State.
circuit court is now the only way
for the county to collect the tax OF
the oil kings enormous amount o
stocks, bonds and money holdings
If this court sustains the injunction
the United States supreme court.
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ITALY CONTENPLATEs DRASTIC
STEP IN REFERENCE TO WAR
ECLIitl THAT DEEIARN YiON
OF WAR WILL BE MADE IN
4S HOURS.

ROME, May 13.-ln official cir
nouncement will be given to the
world in forty-eight hours. The
nation. it is admitted, is close to 4
declaration Of war following a def
mite rejection Of what is heralded
rs Austria's final proposal for peace.
II is limited that Italy is about to
end the negotiations with drastic
steps.
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SUCCESS FOR THE
ALLIES IS CLAIMED
FRENCH WAR OFFICE SAYS AL.
LIES WINNING IN THE BIG
BATTLE.
\ Number OF German Positions are
Reported to Have Been Cap
tured-One Town in
Ruins.

PARIS, May 13.-Dispatches re-
ceived from the front today, later
confirmed by the war office, claimed
brilliant successes" for the allies In
the big battle now in progress from
Arras to the North sea.
These included the capture of ad-
ditional trenches in the woods east
OF Carency; capture of Hill No. 1876,
north of Carency after several days
OF desperate fighting: important
progress toward Lens: satisfactory
progress of the British drive on La
Basse despite the heavy English
losses; continued fierce fighting near
Neuville; the holding Of Givenchy
almost entirely by the British. The
latter place Is almost In ruins,
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COME LET Us SAVE kIDDIES
SAID VANDERBILT To VALET

LONDON, May 13.-~-''There is
one incident the world will remem-
Der in connection with the sinking
OF the Lustania,'' said the Bishop OF
London yesterday, while presiding
at meeting OF the waits and strays
society. When Alfred G. Wander
bilt was face TO face with death he
said to his valet.
Come and let us save the kid
dies The words will run around
the world in way no millionaire
millions could ever do
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FLORENCE To Be TURNED
INTO HOSPITAL CENTER
HOJSES AND HOTELS TO BE CON
VERIFIED INTO HOSPITALS IN
CASE OF WAR.

FLORENCE. Italy, May l3.--GoV-
eminent officials today completed a
canvass OF the city to determine
what houses and hotels were avail
able fer turning Florence into a hos
pital center in the event Italy de-
tlaros war against Austria All
women willing to serve as nurses ana
to take the place of men in every day
work are being listed
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OFFICIALS Of CHILE
INCENsEO At GERMANY
SHARP REPLY MADE TO GERMAN
NOTE REGARDING SINKING
DRESDEN.

SANTIAGO, Chile, May l3.--Gov-
ernmen. officials are highly lncens-
cd over the German note regarding
the sinking of the German cruiser
Dresden in Chilean waters on March
ID. Chile is reported to have maze
a sharp reply to Germany IN pro'es'
against the Chilean acceptance OF
England's apology for attacking the
Dresden.
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ToDAY,s OLDEST STORY.

= SAN FRANCISCO, May b .
. with the coming cf the jilncy .
= bus, q brand new cause lor di- y
. vorce action has been presented y
= here. Mrs. Margaret Rose APP Y
: peared in court with a suit, al .
. lcg;ng that he;n husband, Frank q
= Rose, reserved the front seat .
. of his jitney exclusively for q
D women. Judge Graham asked y
= Mrs. Rose if terms Of peace y
= could not be reached il her y
. husband would agree to re- q
= serve the front seat for men .
= and the lack seat fer women. .
= Both Mrs. Rose and her jitncy .
+ driving spouse said such terms 9
= would be agreeable and left the =
T. court room arm in arm. .
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Dus|AEss IS T|EO UP
BY Street CAR STRIKE
HUNDRED MoIoh-
MAY AND CONDUCTORS QUIT
WORK IN DETROIT.

DETROIT. Mich, May l3.-lhe
business industries of the city are
paralyzed today as the result OF u
str,ka of 1000 motormen and con-
ductors Of the Detroit Street Rail-
wav company. The strike was called
nj G o'clock this morning.
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GERMAN SOUTHWEST AFRICA
IN HANDS OF BRITISH

CAPE TOWN. S. A, May ID
General Botha's dispatches today de-
clared that the German Southwest
Africa, comprising 322,450 square
miles. is now almost entirely In the
hands OF the British.
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Fate With Jury.

MILWAUKEE,, May 13-The fate
of Rev. James Morrison Darnell,
charged with white slavery, went to
the jury this afternoon. A speedy
verdict was expected.
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DIAL Is PLANNING NEW
REVOLUTION Is CLAIMED

GALVESTON. Texas, May Ia
Arriving here today on q diplomatic
mission for Carranza, Conception dc
Nave declared that Felix Diaz and
.other followers we're in Belize, Hon
duras, planning a new revolution
against CarranZa.
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ZEPPELIN IS SIGHTED
HOY FIRING OFF THE TINE,

LONDON, May 13.--Tyne dis
patches said that a Zeppelin sight
ed off Northumberland yesterday
lowered several hours off the Tyne
but did not approach the coast.
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be READY
FlR GERMANY
E,x nE,JANDS MAY BE
,n To BERLIN THIS
/ AFTERNOON,
||T THE REPLY
|,s Much Speculation in Of
|, ,ircles as to How Ger
-, VIII Answer prFSi-
dents Note.

k;uNGTON. May 12.-lnter-
|pow Germany will answer
Int Wilson'S note oVershad-
sn else in official circles to-
#Vbile Germany's attitude is
an unknown quantity Of
Ejaculation held that the kali
Hull probably not go 50 far as
blt that Germany was in the
&nor promise that a repetition
not occur. though it was
l out that Germanys latest
l. bearing on mistaken at
showed an inclination not to
aat.
&German note will probably
karded late this afternoon. 1t
hight the kaiser will readily
Eindemnity, but that the re-
b call for further negotia-
| There is little talk of hope
berlin will yield unqualiiiedly.
hhe other hand there is much
4 a refusal The general Of
bpinion is that the Teutonic
i will express regret over the
/ American lives, but will de-
\ notification Of the German
Ben against the allies unless
)ft the starvation blockade
Hess the United States changes
6ey Of exporting ammunition.
Bill that such an answer would
Rsitiye rejection. As to what
)ied States would do If these
Gs are turned down the CON
! Of opinion is that diplomatic
ts between the two coun-
kould be broken off by Presi-
Eilson. This action, some
Pey believed. would not neces-
Inean a declaration of war
\ Germany for it is deemed a
b. conclusion that the United
Evil not take the initiative
faring war in the event Ger
assumes a belligerent attitude.
authorities held that there
|hol be much actual fighting
|eyisting circumstances. The
States would not, it is re-
send troops to Europe, and
ny IS not considered in a po-
70 carry the warfare to the
OF the United States. Off
FaesS that preparations would
Fh simply for an active strug-
EEsome future time III case Ger
az the close of the present
FPoad be in a position to make
|aek. In such a contingency
r Jared, the United States
|fe' in such a state of readi-
paf any nation would stop to
|pe'ore attacking this country.
PRESIDENTS friends say that
''1eS That even though Ger
answer is of such u character
E"uSe a break between the two
''c"'S there is plenty of time
4 Tue necessary steps there
T. MAINTAIN the national hon
1 W ooeS not intend that there
II any occasion given any ma
say that the United States
eAnaust all the remedies OF
F'N diplomacy. This. it was
'0eS not mean that the pres
"o' awe to the possibilities
|P''S'lc action may have to be
inns was the opinion ex-
/ W 'he cabinet. Here It was
! out that congress could be
P'ea hurriedly and as the ma
"Vo' Is insignificant a war
ohe billion dollars could
Fea IN a hurry, and, that be-
TINS strategic position the
''a'es could make haste
'he president should de-
this course.
p'o'hallc circles it was openly
'a' the merely breaking off Of
" relations with Germany
" impossible in case of an
ape reply. Such action
'o'oif cause Germany
Nutope-to Immediately
D the gauntlet
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WILL REFUSE PASSAGE
TO ENEMY FOREIGNERS

NEW YORK, May 13.-Italian
steamship representatives today re-
ceiYod instructions to refuse here
after massage to men, women and
children OF German, Austria and
Turkish nationality and to naturaliz-
ed Americans from Germany. Austria
and Turkey.
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grand jury. II is claimed that a
compact was found on him in which
it was agreed to Kill all Americans
betW cen the ages of II and 60 wears.
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PENNSYLVANIA DUE IN
WAR ZONE TOMORROW

, NEW YORK, May 1.-THE
} Anchor liner Pennsylvania IS
due in the war zone tomorrow.
B Many Americans are aboard.
b The steamer sailed from here
; last Saturday. Much interest
3 is displayed in what may hap
8 pen to the vessel before she
, reached port.
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ENGLAND TO INTERN
ALL ENEMY ALIENS.

, LONDON, May 1.-THE
, announcement that ali adult
, enemy aliens will be informed
, was made in the house Of com
, mons this afternoon by Prom
, Ter Asquith.
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Love Is sometimes like law suit !.
Sometimes when you win In love you
lose.
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FAX is INDICTED
w CONSPIRACY CHARGE

,NasiLLE, Texas, May Ia
o.. WIN conspiring to turn the
4 a'es border state over 10
nasslllo Ramos, a Mexican,
indicted by the federal
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II you insist on committing suicide.
use a jassack's halter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-12

Gene frampfte i'm Muff Die Sit
terithen Singer felt ineinonoer. Ci-
ferlndt, nieorige gelneine Giferiudi
fraB an ibrem Screen
5roufens Dorer lett pier3ebn Ia
gen bier. Ser Sberitaatsanmalt mn
ter5og it'd in Der alinif elmer ihlpc-
rem sugeuoperation, 6rou nao God
ter beg(eiteten i'm. Sic mobnteu I'M
@otel mo belltdten Den teuren ga-
iienten 10 oft Tie onrften. 9otiirlldy
perfebrten lie and NIT ibnen. Grnl
yom falt t1glih. Gene beQriff mot.
no iie oereinit ibre Nngen Qebalt,
ipie lie oas feinglieorige Beid5pi
ilnfertig, unbeoeuteno finoen foun.e.
Gas Reiiefleio entiteate grna oa=
mails. Sic mor entldieoen rei3enD.
cine aporte lieblide Griheinun9. 9o6-
bait, friiblinesiunal limo edte MiJ-
%nonougen Ieufteten aus Dem briiii.tr
ten @eii6t.
ernit feblte eS friiber itets an 3eit
gum Sblitti6ubIoufen uno bieien
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Nlnter fano er fie, trosoem er oopS'
felt 81 arbeiten hatte, mir 2ene red,t
mol uuBte.
gr mar Gbefreoafteur Qefporoen
mliBte cen aommer5ienrat ser oerI
8inter binonrh franfheitsbaIber In.
Stalien lebte, u%olitanoig pertreten.
Seit ungefdbr sebn 9oeen gao
|Gisbabn.
Sans-9uOpig, Der elm e%legantcr.
Observation-Disclosures 6abrer mar. beiroe
'Selte tdglid nit ibn 5a %lanfen. Sill
+nno Grna idIoiien iid beioen on.
llto falt ieoesmal geiellte iih grnit
I'll linen. Gr lief oft. iebr oft nit
hem iunaen M1oden, oos it'd az
gcnideinlid ieiner Siibrlftg germ
anoertrnute. 0ntiirIid muBte lid ole
aleine an ieiner Sano geborgen fiitt-
len, iie mar es ia ~gelueien, ole lie Der
emit porm Grtrinfen geretfet. Gic
gemeiniam beItanoene Sooesaefabr
muBte ia Die 5pei lih riobe brin-
gen.
Gortietuns foIst)
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sdwei5erlallb,
Wpss & Mena..

@o Die fcbneeostr0nten Riefen
&aeen bis gum 9immelsrano,
Stebt, BON @pttes 9anO befdirmst,
gocipsiB unb Mlpenrpi3
8liden bort aus faft'eem Grin;
lleber ibnen, bod i'm 9uffmeer,
Rreift Der 4bler HoIa anb fiibn.
2ano an @1Dnbeit ionoer @lei9en,
Du Der Jreibeit 9eilistum,
Sob Dir unf're aieoer tpeiben,
Dir our g6re, Dir gum Anbm.
@ott, auf ben bic Batter bofften.
@don in eldubteem 8ertrau'n
Wirb aus boben 9immeIsrGumert
Sesnenb auf bid nieberf9au'n.
@leid ben @emien auf ben MIpen,
5teben mir unb holten Madt.
Sdiben 70 Dos BEIGE @rbe,
Dad oie Batter uns bermaht.
Midt beran, ibr mdhteen W0Ifer,
Niidt berar, MIR 3ittern niht!
Sir Die Greiheit fampfen, fterben,
ST bes Shpeiaers b0hfe pfli9t.
.3ieb'n einit in Die bliiBnben @auen
@ier'ae Geinot 9nuf um 9aufs
@teben Sel' nnb Winfelrieoe
Wieber in ben gnfeln auf.
6a! Mie tpplIen mir bann fiirmen
Don ben Bergen In bas Sal.
Wie in ibre 9er5en bohrsn
1lnf'rer Shtperter eufen Stohl!
Steiget baum ernpor gum 9immel
Danfestrdnen, beibes Tleb'n.
Denn mas 9elbenblut befieeelt,
2dbt er glorreiH fortbefeb'n.
Sc, 10 lang nod oeine SObne
5elfenfeft 5ufammenfeb'n.
Mirb pie beine ep'sen Berse.
Nie bic Greibeit unterseb'n!
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Gin J~rablineslieo
Nobsae ban PAUL Mnienbabn.

neber ben fiefen. eGrtenumsarte@
ten Sduiern an Der Differ lag nod
Der fpdte Sdlummer Der 9robitobt.
Sn Der peiben 9i1a Der Rabenitrabe
tIirrte bic 9aIfontiir, unb nit lsiIem
Rafeln eing elm 0orbang in bic 9Dbe.
@ufanne MDbIenboff trat on Die
8%riiffuns.
Muf benz junssr Mdo9ensefidt lag
Der SLANG Der frifden MOrsenftunoe.
Die berbe Jriibluft, bic BON Der f9im-
mernoen Mlter gu ibr bsriibsrftrid,
our6brans ibren RDrpsr NIT benz De-
feIisenOen 9efibl Der Sueeno uno Der
&raft.
Senfeits nes @arfensitters balte
Der Srttt zines einfamen 5ubgdns
gers. Der 8oriibersebsnoe panote
lddelnb ben Ropf unb fdpentte 9riiz
Benb ben Sut. Gin 2d9sln ging iiber
ibr geiiat, unb fe tpintte lei9i nit
Der 9oiD. Der MnfDmmlinq FINITE
eilieft bic bobe pforts ouf unb trat
in ben idneieenben @arten. n@uten
Moreen, 6rdulein Mpblenboffl" rief
er pergnist gu ibr binauf: lid bin
auf benz Wege ins Ganatorium -
tommen Sic nit. fh0nite aner &rone
fenf9ipefterng"
sic nidfe. yWarten Sic einen Mus
senbIid, 9err 9oftor.1 Sin paar
Sefunoen Ipdter itonb tie unten an
feiner Seite in &brer i9nel iibergetpor<
fenen f9nar3en Ghpeferntradt,
frif9 uno ifrablenb. Der leife QUIT
bes Derbenben 2enses 5mitterfe iiber
ben ftiIen GarfenffraBer, our9 bic tie
f9nen bobinldritten. .Gs lit eigents
lid faft unoloubli9," begann ber Nrst
uno fab fe nit einem betpunoernben
Sdaeln an ntpie oiefer &rieg unfere
p%ornebmen Damen repolutioniert
bail" unb als fe fi9 perfdnonislos
gu Tim berumpanbts, fubr er fort:
rWeiB @ott. sndbiges TrGulein
big heute iinb Sic mir INNER ala bers
Sbp oes nerfp0bnten MiuiondrstDSus
ter9ens erf4ienen. limb jebt2 lin
aht nbr friib eeben Gie an meiner
Settle ins Qaaarett. I'm nIs freitpiaige
&ranfenfdipefter einen 8auernburs
i4en 5u betreuen -"
Suzanne nidte IdfeInb. .Gie ia.
ben ui9t 70 llnredt. Sd ielbit bdtte
biss ones Dor einem bolbsn sSobr niAt
fir mDglih sebalten. 4ber = id mub
Sbnen seftebsn: id babe mid nod
folm 70 tppbl gefiiblt fpie iebt -.
ipie gebt es iibrisens meinem S6mers
5enstinb2"
Sic meinen 5sinri9 Rogeenbud,
nniern itrommen 0uiaren aus Ditbs
mori4en9" sic nidte. Rum - aol-
lsge 8ernboff un0 i1 finb aeftern
Nbeno ii6ereingstommen: Sinrid
Hggenbud miro morgen friib ents
loilen uno fdbrt in bic 6eimat
Biffen Sic iibrieens. baB er gar nidt
geben fpolIte. aIs mir ibm Die BOT.
i6aft brohten2"
gSjo," fubr er ertIdrenb, ideinbar
tiefernit. fort soas Ser5 oieTes
oropen Mannes aus 8itbmorf6en
hoben Sic nuf benz @epiFen!" .Nber
berr Dotiorl" Run 1T has elm
Wunberg" 81 feufats fomiffl Wenn
i9 ni6t elm otter Gbsmonn mare
Dom 9iebef Des potriSierboufss,
oas fem m~ilotdtiser Bsfibsr In Elm
2a5arstt umseponaslt hoiit. ffaiisris
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-12
New Hotel.

300 Oft : Commerce CTR, San Ir;>
tonic, Ser. 9eutfdes @a5tbaus. 3ims
uler SOC big $500. See5ieue Bo6en;
raten. Gus. 9ebnfe, Wadnager.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-12

HOTEL ALAMO

1926 Nlamo BIaSa -biibi6 mDbliertS
refine 3irniner. soc, 15c ST per Sag!
$3.50 nnb ~auffpdrts per 8pde. 3inln1er
NIT 2 8etten $500 per Wo1e. 4ltes
Selepbon grodett 658.