davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-30
L.ckdIes.
MIIerIef.

@s beiBt, Siierta utto Sro3co
apiir0en bierber eebro6t weroen. gs
fpiiroen bier oieielben &logen geeetl
iie erboben peroen, pie in gI 8alp
uto Tie tuiiroen bier pro5eifiert tuer-
Den. 9ie auf morgen 1T @I 8olo
nngeiebten 8erbanolungen miiroeil
aber audi itottfinoen. Sebr flor lit
Gle Sa6e eeraoe 1tidt, aber mas lit
ffar in unferem @eri6tsberfnbren.
@eitern abeno eegen 9 l1br
rannte oas ourdeebenoe @eipann
zines 8uggies, in bem iid ore:
6rauet befanoen, an Ser Soutb 2oop
in oas @utomobil BON S. S. S'Sbea,
in Dem Der Better, feline Srol1 11ao
1ein @banffeur, @iaie <bnfe, ia
ben. SER S'Sbea, feline Srou ul1o
sine Der Sniafiinnen oes 8uggies
fuuroen berleBt.
@ie in Ser Staotboue be-
fannt miro, moneft Die &ontmiil6re
Formene @rnennungen bon geom-
ten, Die bon Der gar5en &ommifiion
heitatigt tueroen miiiien, MIR in @us-
1idbn1efdQen MAIDEN, tpettn es lid B..
s. lim oie 8oriteber bon 9eporte=
nents ipie Seuertpebr, 8oIiSei nIm
Doer uttt Die 8eiebultg ileu aeIdaf-
fener @ernter ban6elt. SIN ltebri-
gen lonen 0ie 8eamten einfom boz,
Dem &ommiii1r, in oeIien &eiort
iie 5n arbeiten baben, angeftelt
fueroeft, obtte oaB oie goit5e Goat-
miiiion fie beitatige. gbcnio lou
es Bel oenen gemadt tperocn, oie bon
friiber Der i'm Mmte bleiben. Man
laBt iie rubig tpeiter arbeiten, obne
sie anf's Nere aa ernelttten. 81;
%aommiiidre elauben, bob tie auf Ste
ie 8eiie before glrbeit er5ielen, oo
jeoer Mngeltellte obne @eiteres emit
foiien tperoen fam, penlt er feline
'8fliAtJ niht tut.
Die Staotfommiildre baben
crit bier rSitnep's" lire 2i5ens en-
fe1lt es fort1ier 9eieblf6 beute alio
nitd MIR bier uSSitneDs" in nnieren
StraBen fabren. Die aomnliiIare 6as
ben 80 Ipplifationen bon rSssitneo"-
IN 8etra6t ge5ogen, ober
mir bier oos 8etreiben bon Ssitncps |
getpabrt. Cine ipl1roe 5~uriidgeleet.
Die meiiten @eiude tuiiroer1 s1lraf-
gepieier, neil linen feil1 2iabililp-
9ono beilae.
Grit am I. Sanuar miro Die
Militdrpertpaltung Die gepIonte
Snftidiffer Sdule bier einridtem
afit Dem gou Der notigen 8ebaroe
man ober Iofort Beginner. Die
Die 0ofiir bis jebt ousge-
geben iino, be5iffern ii6 ouf $85,
600.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-30
Sins nun beiSen.

8irt (oie neue 9eaneriu %initrnies
reno): .9en Serrn Gefretar, Der
BORT om Stommtiid libt, oiirfeu 2
niemals mabnen, @roni. mern er
nal aiifs 3ablen pereiBtl gnttpe5er
er bereiBt's uirflid oann faft'8 i9m
ON n6diten Morgen Elm. ooer er
Minis beraeIien. Damn faat's ibm an
griten einl@ !.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-30
@ismard iiber StaIieus 9anf6arfeit.

Mon meiB, Dob Stolien int Sabre
1866, obmol geldIagen4 Ole 8robin5
gene5ien bon SeIterreid ertuarb, nur
neil eS nit Dem iiegreiden 8reuBen
Derbinoet NOR; man tpeiB, oaB es tiff
1870 MIR IN oen @elie oes Bis oa-
bin papitlid)elt Som ieben fonnte>
neil Sranfrei6 our6 Ben &rieg nit
Oeuti6lano ge3tpunge1t mar, ste
Gem Topite CUR ltnterititung ge-
lanoten Sruppen aug Der Staot ST
5ieben. 80 bat es BON Sen oeutIden
ISiegell profitiert ur1o oenno6 ooral1
geoodt, Dem Sieger in oelt Irm 8i
lfanen. @enh Ser itolienii6e StoGt.
Dies ober i6lieBlid nod able6nte, 10
bot eS befanntlid Ser S0lonerfibrer
Ooribalof ouf eigette 6oltIt getah
Gig er. nit Dem &onge zines foln=
m~anoieretoen Generals ser fron5o<
fti6en G%epnblif befIei6et, an ser
Spite zines &orps bon 6reii6arlern
III Ser 9orrgoglre gegen @eroer uno
M~onteuffel fo6t. Dieter gingriff
CAB @elegenbeit gu elmer iebt pte-
ser I'M bo6iten Grade intereIiarten
Gpiiooe, Die iif m6breno ser 8of-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3piI6el,
8ismarf un6 Sules SABRE in Ser
1dtIles I'M ScSan1ar 1871 nb{bipIte
5apres Sroonnan5offi5ier, @raf
Seriiion, beri6tet bariiber in leinen.
Sogebu6: oals Die Geoe ouf @ori
boloi nno oie @rmee bon 9iion font,
glan8ten oie Nueen oes aanslers
uno nabmen ploBli6 Sen @usorud
zines miloen 3orttes an. SD tpiitfdp
te", iagte er al Sules Saore, gouk
mir i'm uno feline Irn1ee auBerbol6
unierer Observation-Disclosures
gen loiien. St eebort niGt gu eud).
SIR fonnt mir i'm re6t mol iiber-
I~aifet."
Ser 6ran5oie beteuerte oarauf
notiirlid in ~langeren ausfiibrun-
gen Die ltntlnlidfeit oieies @niil-
nens. 0@dbreno oiefer gfeoe
.6dbreS1, fdbrt Serilion fort, upur
Der Corn oes @rafen b. 8ismard
INNER GROCER ~gefporoen. ST mari
iid ouf ieinem Stuble bin nno Der;
ct batte fogar feline CUR SGEfte ge-
ratfte nno nod rau6elloe 53igolre
onf oen &ano ser Sdale 9elegt, uuo
inoem er i6orf nit Dem 3eigefin-
ger ouf ben Gid idJlltg, rief er aus
Limo bod muB id i'm gefangenneI
men, oenm i6 beabfidtige, i'm In
berum5ufiibreu nit einent
auf Dem &iiden, Ser Die 8or-
te e1itbdIt: Sebt bier Ole 9anfbar=
feit Stalienst 9od oGeoem, mas nit
fir oieie 2ente getan bdben, lit or3
anfein."
Sd erlattbte mir cine &iibnbeit,
einem pornebmerr uito poler8o9e-
men Wanne ipie @raf 8ismard &C.
geniiber ausiidt BADEN fonnte sn
uno altd in Der Got grfula
Sd nabm Die 3igarreni6aIe
6alb lGdetno, balb gebe1tgt in Eff
er6ietiger uno bittenoer SaItirng
ib tie ibm. ginige Sefunoen
er mid nidt 81 ocrfteben, onnn
alsbalo oas 3ornesfeuer iel
lter stugen. uSie baben redt" iae
te CT, ues bot feinen 3med, iid) 81
argern. 9as fiibrt 5a ni6ts, i'm Sc
9enteil.~ 90 rettete Der ai9beder
oes @rafen Seriiion ben 9ationoi-
StolienS.
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ycra 8

Scsn Der &onbention Ser tera-
niiden Stubs in @albeIton muroer
Beihliiife angenomment ipelde ben
&nmpf Der General Z @nmalti6as..
eegen i1egitimeallibs gutbeiBen uno
cen Staatsiefretar eriuden, einent
1ielen Stub oen Charter por3uent
baIten, Bis ct fid iiber icinen Ga-
rafter unterridtet bot. S. 81. IeeIcr
hon @uftit tptiroe gum Hr1iioeiiten
erm1blt. 9ag Grefutipfomite BIZ.
Den: s. 9. !Sefr1 bon San antonio,
S. S. 2ord bon Dallas, 90. 90 8on-
ner bon @ihita Sails, 6. $ 9beo.
balo bon @albeTtom 9. 6. @iobingg
BON grenbam, %. s. gIarf bon
&ouiton s. 9. @ilferion BON 8eaa-
mont uno On. S. 8. Me@ldfion Dor
Wnco.
Mus 4errbiae foninlt Die Nadl-
rfft, oaB Der in ben @ebirgsgegen=
Sen oaaemein befannte Hrofeifor 6.
Ghmiot i'm glter bon 67 Sabren Gil
rincm Nierenleioen seitorben lit.
Sn Eobofa, neun6ie Meilen
iloroli6 bon 8ig Springs, fla
Wontag obeno elm furhtbares I'm.
meter 9etobt, in benz 5pei 8raleu
um's 2eben famen uno mebrere afi-
oere Nerionen berlebt pur0en. Biz
4 Sduier nitroen beid1oigt.
Su @aco muroe Ser iuitgs
Sonoro 3oeers, Der neben benz Sc
leiie Der Snterurbnn 8abn lag mne
idliet BON einem Bagen Ser 8ohn
oetotet.
Ser 8ro5eB aegen ocn friibe.
rem Observation-Disclosures q. 6
Srp in @idita Soils bat nit eillelr
,,Miifrial~ qeeenoet. Srp lit Der
TdIidune offisieaer 9ofumeiite an.
neflogt.
IN Syn Tobofa muroe tu1breno ei
mes furftboren @agellturms Die fed
sebuid6rige 8ilbp Meurs bon Sage
eridldaen. DIS Meurs'ihe Wobn
baus muroe umgetporfen urto Die ga
milie mubte iih fLiidten. @ud oi
anoern @lieoer Der 6qmilie ipurotl
perlebt.
Gie 8robibitioniiten in @ifi
ia Gountn boben beidloiien, iobai
mic mogIib cine 2ocal Sption-@t
Thinning ait neranitoltert
o. q q cEnflrr. 2nbuor7f Glib
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-30
8rtie Yrefe fit seras: Mittwo6 80. SUM- 1915.

ote Softuro oer Senoltng borleae1
ulto na6meiien, ooB ct oie 8aare
leitber tn Der betrefferoen Wenge
interbolb SoIlonos a6gei ebt bat.
8ordlf bot ct Der 0ieoerlan0iidan
Sanfoereinigung ben Safturobetrog
etnidlteBli6 ser iogenonnten Moilti=
niitrationsipeien uno 8~unflpeie1t al
Serfitgung Der 8rult So. einsu5ab=
len. Diefer 8etrag miro Dem $500
rcnempfoltger erit mieoer 5ugefiibrt,
ilofoem er na6geipieien bot, ooB ste
fir ibn e%ingetroffene Geaoung audi
mirfIIh in @olano perfouft nor
Den tit. IuBer6em bat er nod cine
ger iihernng on g~ioeSitott ob8uoe-
Zen, oab Die @aore aus 6lieBlid)
fir Soqano beftimmt lit un6 ct tid)
oerpfliftet, nidt oos QerinqIte
2uantum oobon nod 9eutldIono
otS5nfiibren uno 6ie bont 8ruTt iii.
Sen llebertretunesfaG feftgeiebtetl
Strofe1r olt5lterfernert. Die Straf-
belttmn1ungen lalten oabirt, oaB i'll
interchangeable Ser auf ser 8onf
oepof1ierte 8etrog gu @unIten oe5
SrnIts berfdlt uno oiefer auBer6em
oitd nod bos 3edt erbGlt, Die nod)
aif 2ager befinblid)en Seile Ser BE-.
treffettoen @aorenienonng at be-
i6lagnabmen urto gu berfoufen, mo-
bel Ser @rlos in Sen 8efib oes
Srnlts iibergebt. Die ouf oieIe @ei.
ie erpreBten @ummen Iouen Fir
Die &riegs5pede oer @ntentemadte
gertpe1tbung fin6en. Mus Geutldl=
LAMB no6 Soaono fommenoe @ao=
rem oiirfen MIR oann nod ibreni
@eItimmungsort meiterbeforoert uer.
oer, tnenn Der Nadypeis erbraht
ipiro, ooB Die @aarelt nidt in
'9eutfdlano bereeitellt iino.
Ole boaanoii9e Ge9ieruliq bat iih
oieler oemiitiger6en @etpaltmasrege(
Der engliiden &eeiertlng unter oeu
Crude ser gerbdItniiie beugen mil
len. Sic fonnte BEN &antpf nit Gnq-
(ano, bon Dem tie eegenfpdrtig pirt-
i6aftlid %abbangiger oern ie tit, niht
a%nfnebmen. england piiroe, penn
nie Hieoetlanoe fi9 getueigert hat.en,
oem o9eidiiter Der fleinen 5toa-
ten" 5u @iGen 5u fem, einfad Sic
foaGnoii6en Safen blofierf uno oas
2ano bo0enos gu @rltiloe geridfet
@nf oit amerifaniidea Sen
onngen bat man bisber ale oiele
9eftiHlHungen nod ni9t angesDen-
oct. Nadoem 8~afbington iid dber
cine lange Heibe rehtspiori-
ger gel6ranfungen unieres San
bells bat gefalen laiierl, obne ben
Maftbabern Die 3abne st
Balt man an Ser gbemie Of
fehbor Den Mugenblif fir gefom-
men, mid Snfef Cams Sanoel I'M +
I6drfereaontroGe 5u iteael1. Sollano
1T Elm nelitrales 2dno uno oie Ser.
Stadten mollen es aild lein. S@iro
man in @aibington nun enolid Sen
Neif finoen, BEN freden @neIanoern
Elm rbanos off 5~n8nrufen2 Sner
es bier5u 4rur Damn, meftn es
iih Inn elm Sano bonoelt, oeIlen
anberfueitig gebunoen lino2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-30
SnTnitD.

Hnlere Geeiernng bat beId(ei-
lcn> Die oeuti6e @omiraIitGt bon Ter
Nbfabrt zines ieoen amerifaaiiden
&aiiagieroampfers gu benadridtigcn
nno ibr an6 mit5uteileit, mann Dos
Sdiif Die ariegs5one paiIiert.
- liner Staatsoepartement Darat
nodmals ane 8urger oapor, lid of
ne Sab ms auslano gu begeben.
Selbit nod Canada iollten omerifalli-
ide giirger beutider, ofterreidid)er
ooer tiirfiider MbItommuna nidDt
obne SOB geben.
Sn lttab limo BEL Der abitiEts
mung am 9ienitag, bier meitere
Srte, 2ogan, 8ropo, &idmono nno
SmitbfieIo probtbitioniItiid eetpor-
Sen.
9as amerifaniihe llnteriee-
root uS~3~ lit fiinf Meilen Iiiolid
BON 8oint Sur, 100 Meilen bon Gar
5rancisco entfernt auf Strano &C
laufen. 90 bns Boot itarf beida.
ogt tit, meiB man nod nidt, maj
Gofft aber, es beute pieoer flott 81
befommen.
9unoes : @eneralniuolt Gre
CORP mill periuden, @efangene II
ben Strofanltalten Der 8unoesregie.
rung 10 gu beidaftisen oaB ibr.
Tamilien etrpas bon ibrenl 8erbienl
hefommen fonnen.
Ils @ran6 Snnction in Colo.
rnoo miro gemeloet, Dob Der groB,
gepdIferungsfanal, Ser iiber Iieb5if
@eilen lang lit nno $4,000 Mdei
&esierungsIano betuailern ioa, CT
offnet iei.
@a1reno Ser ginItu6ie
rung zines Grandchildren Stiif
fes in SEEM Dorf fani
in einem fir oas Stiid errihtete,
Saiifuerf, in Dem iih ungefdbr 15f
| Gerioneri, lauter Mitfpirfenoe, be
faioen, cine b~or8eitige Biilnererpfo
iion our6 Die ipdter oas &ails &c
ilort meroen ioIlte, Itntt. 9rei Sdait
fpielerinnen tpuroen 1hiper perlebt
Gin 9rbeuo onoerer Berionen unge
fdbr fam nit leihteren 8erIebung2l
oonon.
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Gleine @erluedlslnna.

80 bIeibt oenm 6as effen, Ser.
tag
aSeien Sic ntd)t boie, enG' Srau
ipie eben Der 2eierfnlten oufm Sof
Iptelte, batte i6 in Ser einen Son5
Sen @roiden uno IN Der anoern oie
Gfonne NIT Dem @ierfuhen. oo ba-
be id in @eoanten 6ie gfanne BIN.
uutergeporfen."
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Wrnn0eioentnmg-l iebertraannaen

Sobn 8. Slien an 8. IS. Weber,
@runbitiid III 8eft @ar6enoale; $100.
6. q. Stieren an Sc. &emper, @runoz
itiid I'M nelten gittS8Iod 2271; 5000.
8. S. 8a9enfebr an 2ouis gorfc,
@runbftiid an Der 8oIino Str. $25, 900.
3d. uno 6. 80. ueobia on 9r. s. &.
8arter, @rlinoftiid i'm neuen gitgz9Iod
3048; $500.
Soiepb 81. un0 S. Yrieit an 8. G.
Collins, so Mder 2dno; $1,000.
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Or. .. Seller, 3obnar8t 305 gra.
op-@ebauoe. @uttaperda : 8latten,
8oraenan : Siiaitnsen, ginlagen urn
gmctine in gporrhea cine Spe8ioli-
tit
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(Nnaefae.l


@ottin (bei eiuem 4usfIuge)
o8ieie boIiomiidyeu Giifte bier in
Der friiden, griiten geoturl"
6ungrieer Gate: limb tpie berr-
lid erft Die &6uheripurIt uno OCT
Sale aug Dem 9udIad oufteni"
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Nlarees0 sriebt
8amm,iruiIe..
Gan antonio, 81 Gents
8albeiton, 9eitern, 900 Gents.
Cotton Y~raanfte,


% gu" ssnIOato, SeJy 80. gum -19f5
Sflma erlloe Cotton @eel Dbl, 81
cents pei @aiIore
Mem garf, 80. SUM. ~ Spot $685.;
allgnit, $6.17 uno 1918; Genteinber.
$3.50 mno $6.40; Oftober. $3.50 lrn6
$6.41, 9obember, $6.s7 unn s6.41:
9e3ember, $3.50 uu0 SIS Al. Ssru1lor
$e.45 un6 $6.46. ''A''
mx
OarlH-Prpohffe%,
San Iatonio, Ser, 80. sunni -fgt5
gutter ....-........f7c han Bfaino
@ier (nur fril9e) ..15c her 9ukeuo
9iibners Toe nno 15c Der $50.
Snrfebs ......... 13e. per Nflsnn
8ei8en ......... .$t.02 per GuldeI
&orn SOC ber N,1fdsei
Safer .4oe psr galIsSei
Seu 5000 per goane
@emiIe.
aartoffeIn, meue, $1.75s H.. st.85 Ter
8ufdel.
@a6sbobneu, per @uldeI, $500;
crime 8obnen, $500.
Somaten. Seras, A &orhe,. Soc anJ
ioe:
CUBE Tartoffeln S%oiltltana, $1-76.
Ssu.e1ssH. ae[aS Derfiuoas, S1-O0 pet
WeteriiIis 80c her 9hS,xss;;,a>Y
@rniier 8feffer' serog. e0e her
aorb.
@obI, ST. Der grate.
gonteloupes, Seyns, $1.25 per grale;
Haoles1en, 30e u 300 fiir en- Sto.<
Sunoel.
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8an GrlanbnisIdleine.

9, Srie0mnn. 8obnbaus. Eed abe.
$1t00.
g. 8rie0man, BO6nbaus. Sommono
@be. $4,000.
@ SrieOmon. @obnbaus. 9Sed efbe. ;
SttO0.
g.. Srieomau. 8obnbmis. BED abe.;
$3.50.
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Soief Nmsifa,

ibre Seilnabme betpieien, ieinenSara
10 idon nit 8lumen idmiidten utln
oas lebte @eIeit gum @rabe ga=
ben, beionoers Serrn 3e1tmeier fir
ieine id0nen 8orte am Grade, ipre.
den mir bierfnit nnieren ,bciien
Donf aus.
Pie tranernSen Sinter6Iiebeneu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-30

SfhnerIanie, 5I5he, gluebuss, Mites,
9loahes. GmeiIen, Staten uno ibre Brit
iofort eet0tet nit IS. & 8. Grtermiins
for. bergeItent in Gan NntontJ uno CO.
rnutiert. gropu Chemical Co., 1909
Glib Slores Ctr. Sci. Grodett 1902.
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Or. 9. 6. @itte, MogenrS pe8ia.
lift, 1T Suriifgetebrt uno prafti5iert
Iuieoer. Wn3.)
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Or. 3. 8. Sober, 3abnmst, @iObs
@Iog.
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9amfIaenna.

aae oieienigen, oie urs BEL 6enl
Sooe nnieres Iieben Gotten, 8aters
un0 @roRbaterS.
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San antomiu, Ser, 80. Sum- -f9f5
Yrlma CRUDE Cotton 6eel Gil. 81
Gents pet @aIlone
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-31
j.. GORDON EDWARDS, DIRECTOR
OF 1.-THE SONG OF HATE" DIS
CuSSES DIRECTION.

Few directors are more competent
than J. Gordon Edwards, producer of
the latest William Fox success THE
Song of Hate" to discuss the issues
involved in putting on a successful
motion-picture feature. Mr.. Edwards
is a stage producer of many years
experience and has visualized for Will
liam Fox all the successes in which
Betty Nansen, the star of "The Song
of Hate has appeared. namely "The
Celebrated Scandal" anna Keren.
ina." "A Woman's Resurrection" and
Should A Mother Tell?" Mr.. Ed.
wards is first and foremost a strong
believer in working with experienced
people. HE does not hold with many
other directors who declare that any
competent producer can take raw ma.
terial and mold it into a finished dra.
lmatic product.
1T stands to reason" said Mr.. Ed.
wards in a recent interview, '>hat
there is not such a wide gulf between
the spoken and the silent stage as GER
tain critics would have us%: believe;
Sincerity andeFeal acting: are the same
both on the boards and on the screen.
The camera takes the place of Che
eyes of the audience; but the dramat-
&c action "a, the same, except, that per.
lhaps it is more easy to get action
across the Kotlights.' on the stage
than 1t il" IN the Silent drama" 1r.sS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-31
WILLIAM iFAvERSHAM1itN 1.-THE
RIGHT OF WAY"s ''r.' - 8
10y Sir Gilbert Parker).
STORY OF THE L A

Charles Steele, known to his friends
as Beauty Steele, is much disliked be-
cause of his foppish, disdainful man.
ner. However, his prowess as a GRIM
inal lawyer commands respect, when
after pleading a powerful case he Sc
cures the acquittal of one Joseph Por-
tugaise, who is charged with murder,
and later tells the man to go away
You are as guilty as hell" and Kath.
leen Vantage. overcome by her emo
ton comes to him and he ignores her,
BIT Secretly vows Il j wfiskey is his
only ally and that Kathleen would
make an excellent ornament for his
household. 80.
Steele ksoWT he does not love M,
ana that kat4leen does. hptlopHr him,
'yss; hsssbresests his Offer nd S. SIS
-=iEtvees yvsfrrsss and chsrsevsnssoe.
come a habitual drunkard. Charley
becomes estranged from Kathleen
when Kathleen's brother. by associa-
ton. takes to drink and later sin a
fight in a nearby saloon, Chafste is
tknocked anaaessrtnto the
river.
Joe Portuguese discovers Steele's
body floating in the river, drags it to
shore, takes it to his hut and there
nurses him back to health. Steele has
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less NEAT If BACK
AND KIDNEYS HURT
Take a }G'ass Of Salts to Flush kio.
neys II Bladder 9others YOU
Drink Lots OF, Water. ..".'

Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in some form,
,or other, says q we'll known authority,
because the uric acid in meat. excites
theskdneys. they become overworked;
get Sluggish; clog up. and cause all
sorts H distress, particularly back.
ache and misery inf the kidney re.
gion; rheumatic twinges, severe head.
aches, acid stomach. constipation, tor.
pid liver, sleepiessness, bladder and
urinary irritation.
(, The moment your back hurts or
kidneys aren't acting right, or If lblad.
der bothers you, get about -FOUR ounces
Of Jad Salts from any good>pharm.
acy; take a tablespoonful in a<glass
of water before breakfast for d lev
days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with litlia. and has been
used for generations to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to nor.
NAL activity; also to n%eutraliZe the
acids in the urine so it no longer ir.
rita:es, thus ending bladder disor-
ders. ii
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes a delightful effervescent litlia-
water drink which billions of men and
women take 10Y and then to keep the
hdnavs and urinary organs clean, thus
avoiding serious kidney disease.
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LOOKING BACKWARD.

Under pretended jblockades, with.
out the presence Of an adequate force
and sometimes without p~racticability
Of APPLYING one, our commerce ha'
been pluadered in every sea; the
great staples Of our country have been
cut off from their legitimate markets;
and a destructive blow aimed at our
agricultural and maritime interests
In assravation Of these Predatory
measures, they have been considered
as In force from the dates of their
notification; a retrospective effect BE-
ing thus added. as has been done In
other important cases, to the unlaw-
fulness Of the course pursued. And
to render. the outrage the more signal
these mock lbloclades have been re,
iterated. and enforced in the face OF
official communications from the Erit,
ISL government"
And these lines, be it known, were
penned more than a century ago. II
is an excerpt from President Madi,
sons message to congress in 1872
Yes, your Uncle Sam has been there
before.
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decreased, Notwithstanding additions,
and ours has increased. And, boat
for boat, Uncle Sans d%estroyers are
as good as any aloat. If British re-
ports are true, Germany has only a
fraction of her once great submarine
flotilla left. ...
No matter how great their desire
may be, after. the war, no European
nation will be financially able to at
once enter upon a very extensive
building program. The only country
which might threaten our supremacy
is Japan, and it has still a long way
to go before it reaches even our pres
ent plane. The additions contemplat-
ed by the president and his advisors
will not only numerically increase ou1
present navy, but will practically dou-
BILE it's efficiency by more evenly bal
ancing it. The var is placing Uncle
Sam back near the lead of the class.
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: Recognition OF Carranza is a sor,
of effort at peace at any price.
. AS TO NAVES.

That the new naval building pro
gram, if carried 'cut, will place the
United States safety&in second place
among the worlds nassl powers can
hardly be questioned, even allowing
for the greatest activity upon. the part
Of Germany, France and japan, our
nearest rivals. after tle war. In fact,
when. We figure a bit, we reach the
conclusion that, even at this. writing,
the United States navy ranks second
to that of Great Britain. Reliable
data up to May 81, 1915, gave the n
val losses in the war as 4S miscel-
laneous war craft for the Allies, and
IS for the Germans. OF the latter,
y we're classed as b%attleslips and
:afmored cruisers. At the outbreak
OF the war Germany had, all told, OF
tbattleships, first, second and third
class cruisers, gunboats and monitors
all branches except torpedo boats
destroyers and submarines-1O6 fight:
ing ships. The United States had of
the same classes 1O4 fighting vessels.
Germany lad 40 battleships, the Unit
ed States had 40. Germany's princi.
pal superiority in ships Of the line
was ID third class cruisers. Assu,n-
ing that upon the average the eff.
cheney: Of the fleets were about the
same, and that Germany's losses have
been Of average c%ostliness, then Ger
unany .lad onstMsy 81, but SO vessels
az against our 1O4. But since May
81, Germany losses have continued;
we have had none. OF course, Ger
many has been building 10 ships
but almost entirely Of the auxiliary
class-torpedo boats, d%estroyers an6
submarines. And Germany's losses of
these craft have been something enor-
NOUS.
The principal preponderance Of Ger.
man vessels over ours was in destroy
eFs. at the outbreak of the war. she
had 152, against our 6S. but the mum
Der Of German d~estroyers has greatly
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a Hint to Mothers
..:.... +. !. !, Of GrowinIg K Children
A! Mild Laxative at Regular Intervals
Will Prevent Constipation. u !.

A. Mild Laxative at Regular Intervals
Will Prevent Constipation: /,
"A vital point upon which all schools
of medicine seem to agree. is that nor
NAL regularity of the bowels is an es-
sential to- good health. The import
ance Of this is impressed particularly
on mothers of growing children.
IA very valuable remedy that should
be kept in every home for use as .oc-
casion arises is DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
tPepsin, a compound of simple Taxa
tive herbs that has been prescribed
by DR.. W. B. Caldwell, of Monticello,
Ill, for more than twenty-five years,
and which can now be obtained in any
well stockgdsdrug store for fifty cents
lin a recents letter to DR.. Caldwell,
Mrs. H. C. Turner, S44 Main St.. Buff
falo, N. Y, %says;S"I bought q bottle
II Dr. sCaldwell's Syrup Pepsin, for
my baby, Roland Lee Turner, and
find it works just like you said it
would. 1t is fine for the stomach and
bowels" >o' z
"A bottlesi Of PRE- CaldweIsa Syrup
PeEsin should be in every home. A,