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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-26
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meinoe ansumeIoen.
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3 llbr itatt. Die @Iicoer Der Sc
meinoe m0ften oiefe @etanntma=
dung ~perbreiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-26
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iruroe i'm Jlulie, bel Der Bride an
Der ct. Warp's uno Grodett Strabe,
Die 2eife zines lingef1br 6Oi1briger
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Oscar 8. Station erfnnnt mlir6c
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tigten Carrie Nntion. gr ftnmms
aus Niffouri, mar aber idon friif
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bon Sabren gab er oie .Welasel
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an anoeren 3eituneen. Set einisei
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ben @abriheinlid lit err MoiliaI
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bod 10 einfaf lit, 10 piel @orte I'M
3eit neridJpenoen fam. Die Webr
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ben, tpesbolb man Dem @unid hid
radfommt.
sssm goino fin6et onl SamitaG
Gen 80. 0ffober, Elm vSoloiueen Ct
'filonr ftatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-26

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-26
LokdIes.
Mns Ser GtabtbaQe.

Der Siblng Ser aommiIidre or
sgtortag ging cine mebritunoiae 9e.
lprednng IN Der Bribatoffice oes
WtnDors Doraus, an peld)er mud
ltno nod alle &on1miifare teilnaG.
taen- geiiammen paren 5uerit mn
oer MaDor, &earnp nuo Der Staot-
santpait Gillette. Snbe5ug anf Sen
8ontrdft Der Staot NIT ser @effera
Babfng Company beridtete ser
Staotm1palt in Der Sibung, ooB
oerfelbe nibt binoeno lit. Oie 8on,-
pagnie bette 5tpeieriei 8~fIaiterunas
material gu beridieoenen 8reilen
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lalilftg oes @ortes .8ermu6ea1 in
Der @einidrift. lift i'm &ontraft uidt
beltimntt, tDeldes 8fIaiterunasmate.
rial gerneitt lit. Ser MnfpaIt ser
4ompagnie madte oen 8or1dIaq, oos
IetAenoe 8ort ein5ufiisen, ga sic
Sfommillare iiberIi6l mie aud
Ntapor 8rotun erfI1rte, gernruoes,
Mspbnlt i'm Nltge batte1. Gillette
entifieo ieoohL 6aB man lid mad
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ten miilie un6 oaB es bon feinem ge-
lang fei, mas Die aommiiiare ae-
111ei11t ooer ipuren tie geoodt batten.
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ulio feinen aontruft NIT ser StoSt
lttlo eariit bfieb bic MngeIaenbeit Ser
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laafig erleoigt. Sir oie Sort
tebiillg Der &on5erte ser Mlnicipol
aapele tpur0en neitere $4,000 BE-.
fuiligt- Die aapeIe 6eltebt olls
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lirlo Sober erbaIt fir ieoes aonaert
$500. Our geaabIurg ser Stoot-
erbeiter fir Die pergangene ISOLDE
fpuroen $34081.75 a~ngetpieien. giir-
ger ~petitionieren Inn 3ltriidlebuna.
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mo Neu-9rarnfels Mpeun1e, oornit
EN- Seitenfpeg bon gleidmaBiaer
a5rerte bergelteIlt peroem tam. OQs
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.it1to Wnribol GtraBe, oas sltn Sell
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5itrudgeiett; Der gigentiinner erhGItl
fur Den geiponnenen @runo S75Ol
uno es miro ibm Elm 5eitenpea oc-
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lon, per $500 fir Gigentum per-
langt, ous inn our grneiterltnq Der
Anitiff StraBe eenolnmen iuuroe,
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sSfaot ibm $175 be5oblt uno 6ie sfo-
!ten tragt. Snbe5ng auf Sic Feras
TRANSFORMATION Company, ole BON
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fiir Die BenltrIlg Ginger GtraEeit
ertbumoen iein min, pertueiIt Ser
Stdotuntualt auf Mrtifel g, Seftion
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beiBty uoaB bic 2egislatur feinc
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cine &orporation etc. BON elmer
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SStnat, einem County ooer matici-
paIen Gorporotion gegeaiiter gu be-
uno ooB Die Staot fein Medt
labe oas 81 tim. mas Der 2egisla~
tnr perboten lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-26
SelrnfsIMeitte. ~ 0ebnrlen.
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mann.
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@obert Sgeemal.er uao Sffiife
Sierol5er.
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broof. ~,
gboie MeunoIos II. Menes Sau4er.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-26

Sn Die Office bon O. 9. Eac.
|gIrop BON Der San Intpnio Getpe~
Bipe COMPANY, inn 8eoeI @eb1noe,
fam Wontog Mahmittog Elm gut ge.
fleioeter Sremoer, pefder aIs Elm
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ger Belt Serrn so. 6. @ielede bon
Den 2ibertp Slour Drills init eineni
fnlihen Gbef betroeen botte. @r iultr.
Sc berbaftet.
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NOR ~folgenoes:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-26

- Ger Dor GINGER 3eit aus Dem
SaIoon bon Otto Sdimpf on ser
&iber Mberiie ~eeitobIene ftdbferne
@eIoidrnnf murbe Montas @pr.
mittag auf Der bier Meilen bon Der
Staot entfernten @anh S. aamp.
mann's gefunoen. Gin Meger, Ser aui
Ser &and, oneeltenlt it, ruroe Der.
baftet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-26

8. Wittenoorf, Nelt-8raunfels, 81,
81. aempf 9on @ntonio, 68; u
Sepe, Gan a%1ttonio, IS.
uSeam" S6ieBen.
@ufeeIeet- Nelt=graunfels
S6nl5e, Spring, Sattler, &feuffer Ii.
Saps, critics, 1x142; San Mntonio
o. Sepe, S6elper, M. &epe, gilbert
Stepes II. aempf 5meites, t,O99.
Sreibanb - San Mntonio
81. aenpf, 81. Sepe, %. Sepe, @ltsi-
lag nno s. Iltmanr1, er1tes, 977;
Heu=8raunfels: Mittenoorf, Sattler,
sdul5e, Sprine u. 8feuffer, 5peites
891.
Sn elmer g~eriammlung oes 5dii-
tenbntoes p1troe beibIoiien, oaB an
oielem 8unoesldieBen audi Mitalie=
Der bon Sdiibenpereiner, oie niht
BUM gllnoe geboren, gegen 3ablnne
elmer 11omineIlen Slmnle teilnebmen
fonnert.
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@nu GrIaubnisffeine.

@erthoIb Storf. 8ofnbaus. Garter
Ctr. S575.
M. Sticfel. 8ohnbaus. golquitt abe. /;
$3.50.
Gus. gaihter. 8obnbais, @eerideibt
CTR; $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-26

@er leben min mo Iid mol
b%efinoen, fiimm're iid nid}t Inn oes
Nodbors Siinoen.
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Gnl Mntonio, tfaA Gents.
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|S0tuna Negligent bomieioe) erbo-
ben.
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Seltes Del uno GaIoIin erEdlt
man BON Ser Gfimp Oil So. 400
Otto Commerce ctr. Neues Gel. Sra.
bis 1852.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29
Drama, and The Picture Plays
WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE
 THIS WEEK.

THE EMPRESS is all Chaplin this week. Just to convince the people of Phoenix that they can have just as good things at the Empress as any where Tn the United States, and that there is just as good talent here as can be found anywhere, Manager Purvines has arranged what promises 10 be one of the greatest successes ever put over in Phoenix. This is a Charlie Chaplin contest and from the accompanying cut you will readily see that this is nc small affair He has offered prizes worth striving for and the boys are going after it with a Will The contest will last three nights and it is predicted that there will be only one thing lacking and that will be seats enough to accomo-
 date the crowds. lie also believes
 that while there is death there is resurrection from the dead. and that the Empress has long ago passed into
 that stage and is constantly growing m grace iu the hearts of the people
 To show his patrons that he apprec- sates their patronage he is constantly on the lookout for their comfort and entertainment. Beginning on Sep tenber 5th with "Graustark" there will be each week a V. l.. s. E. fea- ture in five or six parts, shown or sunday and Monday in connection with the strong regular program The popular Metro service will also be run "Wednesday and Thursday nights. The new service is a feature service of four great companies Nitagraph, LC- hIn, Selig, and ESsanay which pro- duces versions of the best books and plays The Metro-feature for the week is The Vampire" in which the beautiful actress olga Petrova is the star which is enough to make it grand success. The mana cement is confident that the new service will be as much appreciated by the public as their patronage is appreciated by hiIp
 The program for tonight is The Criminar' in three parts featuring Maurice Costello and Norma Tal- nadge. A Kalem comedy with Lloyd N Hamilton and RUd Duncan. X I.ubin comedy with Billy Reeves and the ever popular Hearst -Selig Weekly On Monday and Tuesday Lubin Ddrama featuring Ethel Clayton ia --Darkne ss Before Dawn" An Es- ssnay cartoon comedy Dreamy Dud Resolves Not to Smoke" one part Selig drama Hid of the Law and
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29

The Scarlet Sin" with the great Hobart Bosworth in the role of Eric, the minister, the first of the Univer- sal Broadway features that is to show here. The management has taken these great films on for the mid-week run and will give some of the greatest pictures of the year during the coming season as fast as they come from the Universal stu diOs. This story follows the title very well. It is showing in Los An eles now and is making real repu- tation. This is the program for Thursday and Friday It is a strong
 (Continued on Page Four)
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29

l day and Wednesday dates. The pie ture :s built around an idle dare that was given and acted upon one
 night at q supper among the fast young set in New York and as re suit of which a young man married a chorus girl. Both of them were
 in their cups at the time. All sorts of sorrows come from the foolish ac- tion. Of course neither was suited to the other really. and from the idle marriage has only grief for it's fruit. Grace Washburn and Muriel Ostriche are the stars in this picture. It is said to be one of the best turned out by the World in months.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29

ment of the Lasiy Feature Play Co, in a photo -dramatization of Nargar- et Turnbulls famous drama stolen Goods" and House Peters is once again her leading man. There is no Goubt that Miss Sweet, supported by Mir. Peters and the picked mem bcrs If the regular LasNy Company is provided with the opportunities of a lifetime.
 Miss Sweet plays the role of a girl who, after being wrongfully i'm prisoned, becomes a red cross nurse in Belgium. There she falls in love with an American doctor who has been serving with the German red cross and who has been seriously wounded. It is said that the big scenes" in which this play abOunds positively hold audiences spellbound and brings tears of sympathy to the eyes of all beholders.
 on Friday and Saturday the thea tergoers of Phoenix will have their first opportunity to see Ina Claire The Paramount GirI' in the great production of The Wild Goose Chase" Ina Claire. the youngest and most celebrated of Broadway musi cal comedy stars. makes her motion picture debut m Jesse l4. l-dSkN $ p:cturization of "The Wild Goose Chase" which may truly be said to lift her like a glove"
 The role that Miss Claire plays is that of a romantic girl who re- fuses point blank to marry for mer- cenary reasons a man she has never seen, and, running away joins troupe of barn -storming players. Miss Claire, who is exceptionally beautiful. brings just the right spirit of romance and comedy to this part. There should be no question what ever about her future on the screen.
 RIVERSIDE celebrates the last Sunday in August today and with the summer days rapidly drawing to q close the people are taking advan- tage of every opportunity to enj"J the bathing and other outdoor amuse- ments at the popular Phoenix sur'- mer resort Today will witness the usual Sunday program of sports ami aJnusements with a few novelties in aouatic sports. The Goddess will be the feature at the picture show to- night. together with some comedies
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29

it is to the stars of the bill that at tontion and interest is naturally at tracted. There IS a perfect galaxy of them in this bill Frederick Perry of the great New York success "On Trial Dorothy Bernard. Jean So- them, Edith Hall or Mayme KeIso. stuart Holmes. George Alison. Bertha Rrundage, Graham Velsey. These are names to conjure with back in the east The picture should draw well for it is based upon a great story.
 When it Strikes Home is the striking title of a World Feature from the Harris studios, which will occupy the popular house for Tues
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29

and other reels, total of seven in all making one of the best programs of the season. With good weather today should see a record crowd in attendance, picnicl1ing. bathing. danc- ing and seeing the movies and other amusements. Starting tomorrow ev- cry day the coming week will be free day until Saturday, there being no admission charged at the gate this week until after five-thirty, giv- ing the women and children an oT- portunity to enjoy themselves picnicE- ing and bathing at nominal cost
 Active preparations are Icing made for the celebration of Laoor Day and the park management announces that it has secured the services of Bert Hamilton, the famous aviator to come here for I.abcr Day and the two preceding days and give exhibi : tions of his upside down, hottomside ap and loop the loop flying. Mr Hamilton is one of the famous trick fliers of the world today and in San Francisco recently made twenty-scve1 consecutive loops His machines vii. probably arrive here about Wednes- day and be placed on exhibition at
 
 be made by aspirants whC wish to flv. While here MT. hamilton Will daily make passenger carrying trips and it is possible that such notIbi"s as Governor Hunt, Mayor Young, Power Conway and others may be induced to make trips for the purpose of determining whether it is advisable for the city or state to purchase one or more machines for public use. The park management would like to hear from any who wish to make trial trips and applications will be honored in the order of their receipt. Don't all speak at once.
 THE LAMARA THEATER is to- day running as the big feature the much heraldc,t feature picture from the Fox studios "Dr. Rameau" q striking vizuaization of the famous novel of the great Frenchman Georges Ohnet. William F. Davis is responsible for the sensational film, he having been the directing genius. Tn this sort of work MT Davis has few equals in the country. He is one of the pioneers in the business But
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29

a Vitagraph comedy Mistake in Typcsetting."
 THE ARIZONA will start the week with one of the best pictures on the Paramount program. Thomas w Ross in The only Son" is 9 photo drama full oC thrills and romance It tells the story of a worthless boz who wants to show his parents that there is some good in him and start out in the world to make good. After q hard struggle he becomes very wealthy and marries the girl that helps him through it all It will be shown two nights only. today and tomorrow.
 Blanche Sweet in Stolen Goods will be the offering on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights. This beautiful favorite, makes her third appearance under the manage
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29

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The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-07-02

for some time about the middle
or last of October. There are
already eight candidates in the
field for trustee, two for tax as
SCISSOR and others ready to throw
their hats in the ring.
We had an early primary in
Henry county two years ago and
it gave much satisfaction and a
larger vote was polled than in
any Democratic primary ever
held in the county. Many can
dates and democrats are al
ready expressing themselves as
favoring a fall primary this year,
and we believe that the chair
man should call the committee
together in a short time for the
purpose of ordering one.
We take it for granted that a
run-off feature will be adopted
as Henry county Democrats have
forgotten any other kind.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-07-02
Notice To Creditors OF Atkins &
Morton.

! Notice is hereby given, that Atkin
& Morton, partnership composed of
+. B. Atkins and w. F. Morton, with
its principle place of business in the
city of Paris Henry County. Tennessee,
did on May 20, 1916, execute to the
undersigned, H. L. Bruce as trustee,
general assignment in trust for the
benefit of all creditors of said firm,
which instrument is of record in the
Registers Office of Henry County, Ten
nessee, in Trust Deed Book w page
I'll to which reference is here made.
All persons having claims against
the said firm of Atkins & Morton, are
hereby notified, pursuant to law, to file
their claims with the undersigned, H.
L. Bruce on or before Sept. l, 1916, or
the same will be forever barred.
This 4th, day of June 1915.
H. L. Bruce, Trustee,
Paris, Tennessee
R j. Jones,
R. A. d. Morton,
Attorney for Trustees.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-07-02
Civilization and Horses.

If you would know how far
Civilization has advanced in
more than nineteen centuries OF
the Christian years. there are
many standards by which ii
might be measured.
Take, for instance, very
simple, and one of the most
commonplace goings-on in life
like the treatment of horses.
Sit at the open door of your
home for an hour or two, some
day, and watch the drivers of
these ones of Gods creatures as
they pass by.
Note how many of these dri-
vers are afflicted with a disease
that might be called 'The Dri-
vers' St. Vitus Dance" The
most noticeable symptom is a
constant jerking of the lines,
and torturing the poor horses
mouth.
Keep tab on this.
In one column mark down a
stroke for each of those who
have this st. Vitus disease, and
those who do not.
At the end of one hour COM
pare the numbers in the two
columns.
You will probably find that
those who are afflicted in pro-
portion to those who are not are
something like the surprising
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-07-02

When workman YIELDS q
piece of metal the molten mass
becomes stronger, more effective
and more enduring. A few scales
drop off and fall by the wayside,
but they are just scales and are
quite without value. And so it
is with us as a nation. = When
the country is threatened and
our president speaks in no un-
certain terms all political differ
ences vanish and we become
welded together as one people,
with eyes to the front and hats
off to the starry flag. That is,
all but a few aliens who criticise
the government and traduce the
hand that gives them food and
shelter and furnishes them an
asylum from the poverty and in
justice of foreign nations, But
they, too, are scales-and are
without value to our country.