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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-25

8ergangenen DonnerItag per4
lieBelt flint nit 1856 9ailen
8altmpoIe belaoene Gampfer Den
@alpeitoner @afen. Die @aumtpoIe
batte einen @ert BON So,
Sn einem Sanatorilim in Gc-
gum ltarb Oscar &llnbe, elm iungre
Mann bon 90 Sabren, Der IN Der
Rdbe BON SEEM Berlin mobnt, auf
merfpiir6iger @eiie. @egen Der 5abf-
reiden 0iebit1ble uflo @in6riide, STE
in letter 3eit beriibt %tpalrben, bate
er einen &enolner neben iid inn 9ett.
10 oaB er ieoen @ugenblid bie Sono
oaran legen fonnte. gines Morgets
entliib ii9 oie @affe aufGaig, Der
.ShuB traf i'm in's gein uno er
itarb an 8lutperluit.
Seit Dem Is. 9e5ernber 1899
lit in Comfort niht 10 biel Sdnee
sefallen, tpie om bergangenen Sams-
tag; er lag brei 3oI bod.
O.. 8. SHIFT elm gottoapflan5er
IN @bartoft GountD, bat am Cams
tag t79 @aIlen 8aumtpolle 5u $3.50
per @frno p~erfanft.
Sn Maion County 6etrltg oet
&egenfoG i'm Sabre 1914 30.62 3on,
monon 8 3oa allein i'm auguit regi-
~itriert ipltroem.
Der io5iaGiltii6e &ongreBfanoi.
oat fir ben fiinften 9iItrift BEL Der
letten @obl, S. s.. @oobe, tit IN
9alas unter Der @nflo9e. Die 8oit
misbraudt gu baben perbaftet NOR
ben. gr bate an ben Mapor SO. sc.
SoQmno einen 9rief geridtet, III
meldem er aneeblid perlanete, oaB
er Sen ltnbefhdftigten Der Stoot @r-
6eit geben iolte, mi6riqenfans ite III
@~roaeiiion Dor Die Stnot6alGe 5iebet
nno oieIeI6e IN 6ie 2uft ~iprengen
miir6en.
9robis Gountp bat ben 9on-
troft fir oie SerIte1un9 ieiteS 9tn-
tells an ser gepIonten BON @rlitirl
nod San antonio fiibrenoelt 8oit.
ItraBe obaeihGoITen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-25
NIIerIei.

Sn elmer 8eridmmlung Don
5eihdftsleuten, Die am Sanitog
Aadmittag nbgebnlten tulroe, 81.
Idy1ftigte man iif) nit Dem Yroblem
6es fog. Sitnep-8ienifes D. +. oer
Auton1pbfIe, Die nit einem Sabrpreis
pom flint Gents Der StraBenbobngc.
ielihoft aonfurren5 mnden uno iDr
ihtpere finan5iele GerluIfe beibrir.
gen. Dan iprah oopon ibnen cine
Steuer auF5uerleeen; linen beitinm-
te 2inien por5uihreiben. Die tie imic
lnlteH miilien; lie 81 3ipingei, Bis
5lim diiBeriten gnoe Der Gtaot iii
fabren mitatt MIR IN ben belebten
5tnotteiIen @oiiagiere uno giGeI
anf5unebmen etc. S1lieBIi6 mur6p
Der @unih geduBert, oaB iid Der
Staotrnt ms 0littel legen uito Sic
9~lngelegenbeit I'M sSntereiie Der Grac-
ton Company uno Der Bemobner
Der Gtoot regeln meroe. Nad einem
geridlt lit bic 3abl Der 5 Geutsg PIT
fomobilc bereits alif 65 angepahiei
Muf aIle Safe lit es ange6raht.
oaB ireen0 elm 8lan gum Sdub Oer
FRACTION COMPANY gegen oieie mi,
beilpone G~onfurrett5 gefiutoen ooer
Der 8ontpnanie GrIeidterung ibrer
boben Mbgoben 8uaeitanoen miro
Denn fie hot itets fir Bic Seritelliina
mo Heparotur Der GtraBen mitbe'
zableu miiiIen, Die iebt BON Sen blu
gen @utomobilen foitenfrei benus'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-25
LokaIes.
Die eeaisIatmr.

70. eSaltliar.
0nS 9aus nabm eiltell bon oeln
9iepraiertdnten @aiS bon gberofee
@ountp eineebradten 8eidluB an,
aille unteriudung Ser 3udtbauler
mo 8ndtbnusfarnten por3unebmell.
Der Sprefer eritai1nte als &omiie
5unl 8ein6 Der 3ud)tbGaier bie &c
pr1ientanten gais, 6lp, grbont,
&eene8, Suffer itino Maoopr uno srrl
&omite gum 9eiuh Ser 3udt6olls-
farit1en bic Geprdiertantet 5abaae,
speneer ut6 8aDne.
Dos S%iiiti5fomite fir ariminaI=
lafen oes Sauies bot bic gia, peI-
DE Die Innabme bon Srinfaeloern
oerbietet utlb nit elmer Strafe BE-.
legt, nngiinitig eiilberidtet rno oie
S9ia oomit beieitigt. 9as Sai,s bit
te lie audi idtperlih ailae1tomrne1.
3lr annabnie empfoblen rullr6e oo=
aegen Die gorlage, peIde auf oie
gothng bon nSadrabbits@ cine
.gounfp" bon flint Gents nro auf sic
@rlegung bon @ilofaeen ltro @olfe1
cine lol6e bon einem Collar lett,
ebenio auf Die DironsgM, bie bon
oen Steuer : Iiieiioren perIatgt, ooh
lie beim &omptroner ooppeIte Steuer-
~quittungen einreifen, lano ste giG,
ole aioronet, BOB fir oie SalIuEn
eii1eS ltrteils MIR oie Gtirnmen bon
ateiin @eihtuorenen notig fino. Ia
gegen tpttroe Die @iG, ipelde es pcr-
dietet, BOB irgenO cine RGumIidrfei+
oeS &upitols 5ii 9aaStpefen 6etutt
miro, 5uridgemieieit, troboem Der
Metbooiftenpaltor SbnIer bon Muffin
lId) nit elmer genoltigen 8bilippifu.
fiir fie in's 3elig leete.
s.a Sanie lit iebt aitd cine 8iil
eingebradt, fpeldJe oie @iinide Ser
guion's in @esug alif Oie Seitiebnlte
s6es Bnhtpreiies fir 2ano CUR Mus=
fiihrti1g brirgen ion. gingebraft
bo6elt fie Sic 8eprdientnnten @eepes.
gun0 goebD. Inter Sen 5ablreider.
anoeren gorlageti, Die beute I'M Sait-
ie eingebrad)t fuliroefl, lit EN- 3d.
ihlnB bon CAPTION gu aernerl ourG
zen cine 3insrote bon mehr aGs adt
Bro5eitt fir plid)eriid erfldrt ipirb.
Sbontas g. 9obe bot Dem @ollper-
flelir Sen gnttpurf elmer Sin porgc-
fegt fuelhe Die &aane-ausgds
Zen Ser Gnnbiooten fir @onperitellr
uno g1nnoesienator auf $4,000, fir
Stantgienatoren auf $500 nno fir
Reprdientonten nif 5000 feifiest.
Ger Senat bat beute feline Sib-
ling abgebalten.
Die 2egislatur bon ari5ona Bat
cine giG arlgenommeri, nod Ser ieoe
@itpe, Die iiber feds5ig Sabre alt
lit nno Ginoer bat nno Die iih nidf
ernGbren, cine mouotlife Benfion
pom fiinfSebn Collars nn6 fir ieoes
8ino feds 0ollors per Monat erboI-
fen yoH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-25

iperoer. @inem Iutonlobil ODER ei=
ner @eienifdft bon Automobiles
iibern, Die in elmer Staot eillen re.
gelredten YaiiagieroienIt einrihteli,
Ionten ebenio gut Steuern auferlegt
merben, mie Der bereits fir oen 3mee
~beitebenoen @eienidaft, oenn lie ar
beitet gum Sd)aoen einer aompagnie
Ole gum Nnf- uno alsbau ser Staot
10 unenofid biel beigetrdgen bat uno
cine idmere SteuerIait trdgt, oie.
faftii6 unlere StraBen bauen bilit
uno auf oeit Sd)ut ser Staot Mr-
iprlid erbeben oarf.
SenrD Motbe BON Sonoo tit mi
bieiisen @unoesaeriht bon Der Sin.
|flaee, oos Smmigrationsgeiet iiber-
treten 81 babeil, inoem er NIT Meris
fanern fontrabierte, anf ieirer 6arm
81 arbeiten, freiseiprohen moroen.
Sein 8ertei0iger mabte eelteno, oaB
oas @eiet, meldes Die Slnportation
bon 2euteft ans eiriem benafbarten
2anoe perbietet, INN bier gu arbeiten,
Die G%ntipidelung oes Siiofpeitens BON
Seras 5uriidbalt; oaB oas @eiet oer-
art gum Shaoen Der Gand)- uno
5%arnbeiiser mirft oaB 9ouienoe
cine 9etition an ben &ongreB inter-
idrieben baden, oas @eieb 81 mioer-
rufen.
| Die angemeloete falte @eGe
lit an Snn Intonio gndoig poriiber-
gegangen. @s mar 5ipar am Sants-
tag redt empfinolih froitig, mebr
ipegen oes idarfen @inoes als me-
egt oes Seruntergebens bes 9ber-
| mometers, nno am Mben6 eegen 10
llbr idJien oos @raupelmetter III
Sdnee iibergebpn 81 molten, bod fanl
es niht oa5u. Am Counting obcr
bntten mir einen ioealeil @intertag,
flaren Simmel, belen Sonneni1ein,
Die Semperatur ettpds frifh Bel BOZ
Tiger @inoitille. am toaiten bot Der
@etterumIdlog Der Staot 2areo,
mitgeiptelt. 9urt ga6 es fpdbrero
Der Snmitag nndt Conner, 8lit,
&egen, Sagef, ~gefrorenen Sdnee-
oles onrfeinanoer.
Sm gunoeseeridt murbe Der
%ebemalige @oitmeilter bon Sorroon.
totUn, e5ra @. Gong tpegen Inter.
idla9ung bon @eloern 5l oreimonat.
Iider Saft uno 3ablung elmer Stro-
fe bon $1,000 nerurteilt; Or. 6. z
9oremits fpegen Misbraild ser 8oit
8ur 3abluile ei1ter Strafe bon 5000
5u Ser lesteren 3eit lit eiia
groBere Nodfraee na6 ben Ranamo.
expeditions : 8riefmorfen e%ntiton
ben. Sic iino In beriAieoenen 6or.
ben, rof, grim uno blau georudt uni
tragem giloer Der San 6rancisct
Muslteaina. Sic iino 81 baben II
Denominationen bon /, 2, flint unl
Ito Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-25

griiner Yfeffer, Csc.
@nrten, Gal, $3.50 per Crate; geras
S5c unb 40c per 9rbeno.
&obf, $3.50 per 100 9fo.
.Sfpiebeln. California, 1925 per 100
Rfuno.
Sauaib, $3.50 per 8uIdel.
glimenfobL. $1.25 per Crate bon eis
Seuerie, 1915 II. $500 per Crate.
9omnten, Serds, A &6rbe, $500.
Gpinat. 4c per Efun6.
GantnIolpes. go unb CSC.
SiRe @nrtcffeTn, $1.25.
mem Nusenb; $3.50 8tpei Gueeub
9opfiaIot, $500 per Grate.
G~ierpflalt5en. 1925 Der @nihel.
8eeten, 40c Der 8bS. s@iinoeI.
Yeteriilie. 40c per 9bb. s@iinbeI.
Miiben. 8he II. 40c per Gs0. sEiinbsI.
@elbe @ur5eln. s5c Ii. 40e per Dbo..
WiineeI.
@eerrettigs @urseln, per 9fo. 12Ec.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-25
5reie Yrene fit stras.. Montag Is. Sannar 1915.

iGbrlid So, o0O 900 aus. 3oron linb
beteiligt; Die g. 81. 2roction Cont
porD nit 800 @ngeIteQten uno
$600,000; bie Gioli9e 8acifie 8abn
nit 1900 uno $1,250,000; oie ST.
ternotional nit 475 uno $475,552;
oie Iranias 8aB 8obn nit 356 unb
$325,132; oie sc. g. & z. 8o6n
nit II IngeItellten uno $107,040.
Gin 1telter mulifalilGer CLUB
lit bier gegriinoet norben Ser Iih
Die Infgabe ite0t, &ontmermuiif 81
pflegen u116 Spern CUR MuffiibrunJ
gu %bringen. Die Seitung iiberileb-
men Maeitro uno Maoam D'Mcugnu.
8raiioentin tit Coma Holbemus,,
Gice-8raiioentin. Morie 2nc6eIe;
Sefretdrirt, 4mnp 8ea @epiion;
S6abmeiiteri1L Soiep6ine 2uc6e1e.-
9as muiifaliide @rmo6en San @tt=
tonio's.
am 6reitag Mbeno 5niiden &
uno Z llbr orangen 9iebe onr6 Sic
9intertiir in Sen Gtore ser Supe=
liere Irbetter & S6arlod, sic oprt
cine Illftion abbielten, Gde bon So1t-
ton uno Sefferlon StraBe l1no Itob-
len S%liipelen i'm @erte bon $4,000.
- Sic San Intonio @aierpere
&ompag1lie erbaltt ont Siioenoe 6es
Breckenridge 8arf eirten Gniiott, Scr.
finf3ig SUB I'M 8urdmeiIer bnt unb
50 SUB tief lit. Sur9 iein eigerc5
@etpidt iinft Der Stablnantel t4g-
li6 feds 3oa. Sobolo er oie NOTICE
.giefe erreidt bat, neroett Die Bullt-
pen i~nitaqiert, Sic tGgli1 $4,000, 600
@aQoren @aiier liefern peroen. Die
aoiten Dieler nelten 9(nloge ~betragef
$250,000.
Ser General : 8oitmeilter Bat
entldiebert baB 8oitpudete mir eilt-
5eln el1tgegeigenommen uno bers
i6idt meroen foniten. @s oiirfen al
10 ni6t me6rere Yadete in Elm 8ofet
perbunoen meroen. 8eri6ieoene Ar-
tifel foltnen III cine Sda6tel per-
padf onfgegeben speroen, aber ein-
5elne Gadete miiifen ein5elne 8odete
hleiben.
@nt &c. uro 81, 5ebrnar ioa
bier bon 9ilettanter bie Sperette
Ser Mifaoo" aufgefiibrt peroen
gum 8eiten oes 8aufonos Beg Sano-
forums Der yGeational Snbercnlor
I1fociation"
Gories g, grolpll, Seralssgeber
hes ngeras Stodman al1o SarrRer"
uno 8rdlioent oey @. q. -9lnltin 9sn-
teri1rban &ailtpap gonlpanpL bat fid)
ois Gonoioat fir oos Maporsomt
angefiinoigt. Sil feiner 8latforfH
perfpridt er eelddftsmaBige Ser
unltung Ser Staot, @inidrGnfultg
Der sFnsga6en, sfbidaffung Der Sine.
fnreH, StraBenbnn 1tno &einbai-
tung Der StraBen uno elm eifriges
gemii6em Die 4nlage BON Sabrifen
uno inouitriellen llnternebmungen
su erntutigen. @r ipriht iiA ferner
fir cine liberale Muslegnng Der
@eiete. Die sic fonrmer5ieGen
Sftterelfen uno Die ~oleenlei1e @ol-
fabrt Der 8epobner Der Staot betref=
fen.
9ie g. 81. gor aiiociation
bat iid fir Die gtablierung zines
neuen @ountn : @eridts 1lur fir Sri
minalfatle erfldrt nno miro elm oies-
beiielides @eies in Der 2~egislatnr
e~inbrineen.
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gtek . RsrFt.

Gan antonio Ser, %. San. 1915
Sdfen 5000 Bis $500.
9iibe $3.50 biz 1915.
9dlber 1925 Bis $500.
8nuen $3.50 Bis $500.
Shnfe $500 uno $3.50.
9isaen 80 % bis $2b0.
ct. 2ouis. %. San. 1915. Sftns~
ct, QouiS, 90. San. 1918. - MtnSz
,ieh. Seross9ieh. 1915 mn6 $7.75.
Sdtpetue $500 uHo $7.75.
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Tarm.grObnfte.


@adsbohnen. Der @uideI. $500; crime
8obnen. $3.50.
aartoffeIn. Colorado u. Soa6o, $3.50
un6 $3.50 per 100 Rfun6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-25

NDtf1tti0tlsh . Erpbtffe.
san antpnip, Seq, 25. San. - 1915
Yrima Crude Cotton SEED Oil, 40Ac
Gents per @n[lone.
Meip gprf, 25. San. - Spot SO. As
nno $6.70; Sanniar, $3.50 uno 1910;
Ssebruar, $3.50 unb $6.63; MGrs,
$685.; Wlai, $500 un0 $6.93; Sune,
$500 nnb sos; Suli, $7.15 uno
$7.t7; Iueuit. 1926 unb $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-25
Warfts8eriebt
Banmiupae.
Gotteniontsn Wrpbnft,

San antonio, 9/t6 Gents.
@aIpefon, seitern, feline 86rie.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-22
THAT ELECTION IS
COMING ALL RIGHT

ATLANTA, Ca. Dec. 22.-Although
city council has sustained Mayor
Woodward's veto OF the recall the re-
call election will be held just the same
next Tuesday, unless the anti-recall
people succeed in stopping it by a
court injunction-a method entirely
outside of city politics.
So far as politics alone is concerned
the recall is scheduled to be held. The
apparently paradoxical situation is due
to the fact that no sooner had city
council sustained the mayors veto than
City Attorney James L. Mayson an
nounced that he ruled that Mayor
Woodward's veto was illegal in the
first place, and therefore void in itself
regardless of what council did.
In a practical sense, therefore, it
means that the thing which finally de-
cided the actual holding of the recall
election was the legal opinion of the
city attorney.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-22
Soldiers In
The Trenches
Want Pipes

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Soldiers in
the trenches of Europe this winter are
to be supplied with pipes from the
United States and any American who
wants to send such gifts to aSBelgian
a French or a Russian fighter may do
SO by contributing ten cents to the
Soldiers Pipe fund
The men at the front want and need
good and durable pipe The de-
mand for such an article has been very
insistent, and viscount H. Y. leLen-
donck, of Wavre ste Catherine, Bel
GUM, has undertaken to supply it. He
has had manufactured in America an
excellent pipe for the purpose; strong,
light, easy to clean and sanitary, and
he has in hand the receipt of contribu-
lions and the prompt shipment of the
pipes to whatever army of the Allies
the igver designates.
For contribution of s25 the Sold
iers' Pipe fund will deliver to soldiers
in Europe 250 ppes and will have
printed across the bowl of each a SEN
tence or motto in the language desig-
mated by the contributor, and even
put on the bowl the donors picture.
name and address. For instance, if it
is desired to send pipes to British
soldiers, the Inscription will be in Eng
fish, Belgians and Frenchmen will re-
ceive the gifts suitably inscribed in
French; Russians in their own tongue
Italians in theirs, and Serbians in Serb
ian. For 81 ten pipes can be set over
the water with label in the bowl OF
each, giving the donors name and ad-
dress, and suitably inscribed on the
bowl. Single contributions of ten
cents will send one pipe, inscribed on
the bowl with the good wishes of the
giver in the native tongue of the recip-
lent.
The fund will send an engraved GER
tificate of receipt to anyone contribut-
ing one dollar or more.
Viscount de Lendonck, who is secre-
tary- general of the fund, has opened an
Office at sos Fifth avenue, New York
City
Among the patronesses of the fund
are Mrs. Charles Steele, Mrs L. c.
Weir, Mrs. VIM. D. Guthrie, Mrs. Eu-
gene Willard, Countess J. &c la Cree,
and Mrs. F. G. Bangs, all of this city.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-22
OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY
DEC. = 9TH
MATINEE AND NIGHT
j. A. COBURN'S
-GKEATER-
|MINSTRELS
Positively ALL new Company
BIGGER, BETTER THAN EVER
Beautiful Scenic Ensemble
Special scenery, Zulu Chiefs
and Warriors. Dragons and
Electric Effects.
THE GREAT Big FUN SHOW
The 'COBURN BLUES" In ST. Parade
SEAT SALE AT HOOKS PHARMACY
Matinee Csc & soc
Night 5O-75-$fOO
THE GREAT Big FUN SHOW
The "COBURN BLUES" In ST. Parade
DON II" FOR THE
GEORGIA CAME LAW

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 22.-In view of
the fact that thousands of Georgia men
and boys are planning to take the field
Saturday with gun and dogs for a
Christmas hunt, everybody will be in
terested in the emphatic "don'ts" of
the Georgia game law.
Don't attempt to hunt at all unless
you have a license.
Don't hunt on anybody else's land
even if you have a license, without first
getting the permission of the owner
Of the land.
Don't swap your license or lend it to
anybody else, for it may get both of
you into trouble.
Don't amuse yourself by shooting at
song birds or insectivorous birds. II
doesn't do you any good if you kill
them. and besides, it is against the
law.
Don't buy or sell anything in the way
Of game, except rabbits and migrakry
ducks.
Don't bait" any fields, not even
your own, for it is against the law.
And last of all, a warning which on
ly the best hunters need worry about
Or remember, don't kill more than 25
quail in one day.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-22
sHER|FF's DEATH NOT To
AFFECT MURDER TRIAL

1t is not believed that the death of
Sheriff d. r. Moreland ,of Lee county,
will affect in any manner the trial of
G. w. Chance, Claude Chance, Minter
Kennedy and the negro, Ike Carter,
charged and indicted for the murder
of A. D. Oliver, the well known Shoe
string" financier
ALI of the facts held by Sheriff More
land which might be material in the
case are believed to be in the possess
sion of acting Sheriff Phil Coxwell,
who as deputy of Sheriff Moreland fol-
lowed every turn in the case.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-22
GIVE RED ENOUGH
ROOM FOR HIS LEGS

ATLANTA, Ca, December 22.-Red
Russell, who only three years ago had
a fortune of $4,000 cash and an au-
tomobile, and who required larger
space than Atlanta to turn around in,
now wants only room enough to take
off his cork legs.
Red spent his entire fortune on
whiskey and the things that go with it,
and today hasn't nickel. He was ar
rested at the request of his aged
pother, who said he had been on a
protracted spree at her home, and
when sentenced to thirty days begged
that he be sent to the stockade where
lie could have plenty of room to TAX
off his cork legs. The recorder said
he didn't see why a cell wouldn't be
plenty big enough for Red, and decid-
ed that the prisoner would have to
stay in the station house
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-22
NOT EVEN CAR FARE
IS LEFT FOR LADY

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 22.-When the
sneak thieves got through trimming
Mrs. L. P. Noon at the same hour yes
terday in the federal building, she hal
to borrow a nickel carfare from a
perfect stranger in order to get back
home. They got her purse. her vanity
case, her tax money and gold Thin
bIA
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-22
The
CHRISTMAS STORE

It is the wish of everyone to give something
foA Christmas Gifts that will please, satisfy and be
entirely acceptable.
The problem of what to give may be easily
solved by visit to this store You will find it
hed with attractive and practical articles for gifts
Things you would like to have or receive yourself
useful gifts that will be appreciated long after
the Holiday season.
Everything is SO reasonably priced that youll
fnd quick and economical solution Of what to
give that will be truly appreciated.
Come in and Look as long and as often as you
Wish-come early. while the choosing is at its best
And Let Us Show You Through Our SPECIAL Line
OF Christmas Goods
Bath Robes Ladies Silk Hose
Fancy and Plain Hand. Fancy SIX
kefchiefs Comfortable House
Fancy Npcktjps in Xmas Slippers
Boxes HOUSE COd'S
u,oee c,ouo. Some new hats that are
49,. s'' c ,''s' especially good
Au'O ulOst0 Mems and boys Suits
Shirts IN both fancy and Overc0as
and plain Sweaters, in all COIOfs
Leather Collar Bags in Children Play Suits Of
all COlOrs every kind
Rylander Shoe Company
The Washburn leader., 1915-08-27
A Hint to Car Drivers.

When u driving pinion is damaged a
loud knocking is heard in the rear axle,
Ind usually there is an unpleasant jerk
ing. This indicates that teeth or parts
OF teeth have been broken off and are
being caught between the gears, where
they cause more breakage. Consequent
ly 1t is imperative that the car be
brought to standstil at once and an
investigation made. Most rear axles
are accessible through the differential
housing, and 1t is easy to remove some
Of the grease and discover the extent
of the damage, and often by removing
the broken parts Of teeth from the case
1t is possible to drive considerable dis
tances without further damage unless
whole teeth are out. Driving the car
after the noise is heard will sometimes
result in the ruin of the master gear,
whereas the loss of the pinion should
be the extent Of the damages.
The Washburn leader., 1915-08-27

YOUNG FOLKS CORNER
A Jolly Porch Game.

A porch game where the questions
put are real ''posers" Is the following
one. 1t will be splendid to teach you
the meaning Of some words contained
In it. for they must he new to most of
sou. Now, to play this game you will
need pencil and paper and very quick,
bright minds. First make out list Of
unusual words and set them down on
the slips Of paper, all jumbled up to-
gcther. For example, taking a simple
word like mouse" you may put 1t
down ''usoem.". The players will have
to sort out Mr.. Mouse, first making the
letters Of his name read right. Then
each player will have to write sen
tence and bring in the word mouse
such as "a mouse gnawed my jewc'
box last night" This Is very easy t.
do. but when you come to tackle suci,
word as "beluga." which means n
large sturgeon. and the letters are mix
ed up into ''lebuag." it is going to be-
very difficult to get the letters to read
like something normal. Putting the
word in question into sentence will
be test for the players also. The
game will make good deal Of fun.
too. as some Of the players will doubt
less make up very queer sentences.
The Washburn leader., 1915-08-27
A Mater Telescope.

Norwegian fishermen use water tel
escope to ascertain the position Of the
herring shoals. This is the way to
make the water telescopes:
Procure a tube made Of tin and fun
mel shaped about three and half feet
long and ten inches in diameter at the
largest end. 1t should be wide enough
At the top to take in the Observers
eyes, and the inside should be painted
black. At the bottom. or wide end.
clear, thick piece of glass must be in
serted, with little lead in the form of
ring to weight the tube. When the
instrument Is immersed in clear water
it is astonishing how many fathoms
down the observer can see.
The Washburn leader., 1915-08-27
POPULAR MECHANICS
When the Engine 0verheats.

If your engine overheats readily ex-
anime the fan belt to see If it is slip
ping. If this is all right feel the radi-
ator after the engine is warmed up and
see if it is cool ut the bottom and hot
at the top. This weed indicate poor
circulation and a pump out Of order.
II the pump is all right and the radia-
tor isn't clogged up with some patent
40 leak compound there is another
cause which may be 0verheating the
engine, and that is too much gasoline.
The driver who learns to trim his gaso-
line feed down to the lowest possible
notch and drive ION the spark" as
some autoists call it-that is, with
well advanced spark except when
slowly climbing steep grade)-usual-
ly has cool motor OF course in most
of the new cars the spark Is fixed"
and the driver does not have to ad-
vance or retard it. But too much gaso-
line will cut down the speed and over
heat the engine. .."