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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-23
Had Lung Trouble
and Exnected 10 Die

Tho many recoveries brought
about by Eckman's Alternative are
attracting wide attention. Read
about this case:-
n b St, Keysef, w. Va.
~SentleAeAs-H was taken sick In
November, 1905 grew steadily
worse. Had tive consultations. The
verdict was the fever Had Affected
ny lunGs and that ny case was
hopeless, only gave ne tive months
to live. Ny physician lad tried most
ali kinds Of treatment and none did
ne any good. 20 he asked my has
hand IL he objected to him trying
u proprietary medicine. beEan
Sour Alternative. I was in bed from
kovenber 50. 1905, until February
Is, 1909, and was thought dying sew
eral times. Today an healthier
and stronGef than ever" (Ahbre-
viated.)
Eckman's Alternative is most eftica-
cfous in bronchial catarrh and Sc
we're throat and lung affections and
up building the system. Contains
no harmful or ffabit-forming drugs.
Accept no substitutes. Small size.
81; regular size, 81. Sold by lead.
ing druggists. Write for booklet
Of recoyeries.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-23
oTTUMwA's GAIN SLIGHT.
Population Shows increase Of 400 il
Past Five Years.

Ottumwa, March 23-Figures now
obtainable at the county auditors office
show the 1915 census for the city Of
Ottumw to- be %, 402. This Is a
gain of 800 over the census taken under
the supervision Of the United States
government in 1910 when the city was
given apopulation Of 22,012.
The enumerators have been hard at
work for practically two months and
half and their work Is now complet-
ed. These men have made an earnest
effort to get everyone within the COR
porate bounds of the city and have
made trips back over their routes sew
eral times in an effort not to let any
one escape their notice. This kind Of
work has been taking up the attention
of the enumerators this week and dur
ing several days last week.
BY the figures now on file 1t is
shown that gain has been made in
the first, fifth and seventh wards. The
second, third and sixth show slight
decrease and the fourth is practically
the same as for 1910.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-23
SUPERVISORS TAKE OFFICE.
Bonds Of Newly Appointed Board
Members Filed and Approved.>

Bonds Of Newly Appointed Board
Members Filed and Approved.>
Special to Times-Republican.
Eldora, March 23-Judge II. p. Fry
opened court here yesterday. His first
official act was to fix the amount OF
bond to be given by the incoming
supervisors which was in the sum OF
$1,000 each. The bonds were furnished,
approved by the clerk and the new
members at once indicted into Office
Mr.. Carpenter, one IF the new mem
bers, then in open court, rendered his
resienition as member of the COM
missioners of insanity, also as one OF
the collateral inheritance appraisers.
w. R. Williams was appointed to sue
coed him as one of the commissioners
of INSANITY and ]. L.. Cameron as one
of the appraisers.
The grand jury vas impanelled with
Louis Luiken as foreman, o. K. Twedt
E. w. Wolf, r. r. Swallum. J. F. Wirds
J. S. Lake and NJ. s. Fenton as assoc
ciates, George Virgins, of Iowa Falls,
as clerk and William Smith, of this
place, as bailiff.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-23
VEST CONTROL IN CITY.
M ason City Commissioners Oppose
Proposed Telephone Central Law.

Special to 1meS-RepuDNcan.
Mason City, March 23-The city
commissioners Of this city went on
record Monday morning as against the
bill now before the state legislature
placing control OF all the telephone
companies under control Of railroad
commissioners, and taking away the
rights Of the Cities The following res
olution was passed and telegraphed to
Senator Robinson and Representative
Jones of this district: 1--WE most
heartily oppose the proposed law by
which cities would surrender to tele-
phone and telegraph companies the
perpetual right to streets and forever
prohibit the city from reducing tele-
phone rates. Inasmuch as the Western
Electric Telephone and Telegraph
Company pays practically no taxes
whatever to the city of-Mason City,
we favor law which will compel them
to pay taxes on properties in cities on
same basis as other property is as
SeSSod" ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-23
GAME LAW DECISION.

Rulinu Of Federal Court Does Not Per-
nit Spring Shooting,
Des Moines. March ga The federal
migratory bird law having been de-
clared unconstitutional by Judge John
g. Pollock at Topeka, Kan, on Sat
|urday, the Question arises as to Whetn-
err the hunters of this state may not
do as they please.
Senator Guy M. Gillette. Of Chero-
kee, who has made careful study OF
both the state and federal laws re-
latine to the shooting Of migratory
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-23
ato,v Frand JOEY Meets.

Special to- Times Republican.
Nevada, March 23-The members Of
the Story county grand jury panel for
the year 1s15 met before Judge Mccall
Monday afternoon and organized for
the the March term. Those selected to
serve for the term were o. Z. McAuley.
Nevada, foreman;~L p. Herr, Lipcoln;
T. n. Morrison Collins: Jake Solberg,
Richland; A. J. Bishop, Franklin: H
w Cole, Indian Creek. and q. II. Lud-
Wig Warren. G.. H. Dickey, Of Cam
bridge, was chosen bailin and Carl
Smedal, clerk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-23
SEND BIG DELEGATION.

Fort Dodge Council, v. G. T, Plans to
Attend Convention in Force.
Specialize Times -Republican.
Fort Dodge, March 23-The Fort
Dodge Council Of the U. G. T., is plans
ming to send a large delegation, ac-
companied by the Iowa State Military
Band, to the grand council meeting
that will be held at Sioux City in June.
At recent meeting where these plans
were pade, the council also elected
new officers with N. NJ. Parsons as
senior council; Henry Irwin. Junior
counselor; George Adams, past coun-
seller; Fred Rodman, conductor, B. II.
Norris, page; Al Murray, sentinel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-23
Business Change at Coulter.
Ia MI U nIlllGlinl

Special to Times Republlcan
Coulter, March 2?-An important
business change took place when the
firm of Christensen & Petersen dis
solved partnership. Mr.. Henry Chris
Hansen is the retiring member. His
place will be taken by Nels Petersen
and the new firm will be known as
Peterson & Son.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-23
FARM HOME is BURNED.

Residences Of James kearney, Of Near
Fort Dodge, Totally Destroyed.
Special to Times
Fort Dodge, March 23-The farm
home of James Kearney burned to the
ground Monday at breakfast time in
spite Of the efforts Of the family and
neighbors to stay the flames. Part Of
the furniture was saved The origin Of
the fire is unknown. Until they can
make other arrangements. the family
are being housed by neighbors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-23
ruIs-AND Five CENTS:

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip.
enclose five cents to Foley & Co.. Chi
dress clearly. You will receive in re-
turn a trial package containing Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound for coughs.
Tor pain in sides and back, rheumatism.
backache. kidney and bladder ailments:
some and thoroughly cleansing cathart-
ic. especially comforting to stout
nersons. Mcbride & VIII Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-23
PRESENT CITY WITH PARK.
Belle PIaine Citizens Donate Large
Tract of Land.

Special to Times Republican.
Belle Plaine, March 23-Messrs. j.
H. Irwin and ]. E. Graf presented our
city with tract of land for park
in the south part Of the city. only two
blocks south of Twelfth street. between
Ninth and Tenth streets and Tenth
and Eleventh avenues. The Ladies'
Federated Clubs will make a system
attic canvas of the town to raise funds
to buy more land to add to what has
already been given. They will set out
as many trees as they can this year
and keep adding from year to year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-23
BELLE PAINE GIRL WINS.
Wins Dramatic Class Contest at Sub
District Oratorical Meeting.

District oratorieal Meeting.
Special to Times Republican,. Is
Belle Plaine March 23-The sub dis
trict oratorical contest Of southeast
Iowa was held at Montezuma on Ffi-
day evening, March 10. Miss Dorothy
Douglas, the representative from Belle
PLANE, won first place in the dramatic
class.
The schools taking part in the con-
test were Wilton, Tama and Williams
burg in the oratorical class; Belle
PLANE, Grinnell, Colfax, and Prairie
City in the dramatic class; Deep Riv-
er, Montezuma, Brooklyn and Victor in
the humorous class.
The state contest Will be held here
early in the spring.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-23
Wanted : sample.

"Your honor" said the foreman OF
the jury. this body 10 suing this gent
for $4,000 for stolen kiss" Cor
rect" responded the Judge. You are
to decide II It was worth It. That's
the point. your honor. Could the jury
havs . sampled" y .5. +
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-23
CONTEST AT MoNTEzuMA.
HIGH School Orators Of southeas
= i>n.. A.aaA;Ax;aa Mat

Iowa Association Meet.
Special to Times-Republican.
Montezuma, March 23.-The annual
contest Of the north division of the
Southeast Iowa Declamatory Associa-
ton was held in the Montezuma opera
house. Eleven towns were represented
by contestants. Charles Norton. of
Wilton, won first place in the oratori-
cal class: Dorothy Douglass, of Belle
PLANE, first in the dramatic class, and
Margaret Lane, Of Victor, first in the
humorous Glass; The next contest for
this district will be held at Corydon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-23
D


NJ. Il q. Dlliott, Desha, Va, n
u. writes: Il discontinued the 4
uDo oe your medicine about
ten months ago after taking only
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my symptoms have returned,
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Eat the time I wrote you, ask
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-23
a.4h pet.e. n,.e euddenIv.

Seth Peters Dies suddenly.
Special to Times-Republican.
Thornton, March 23.-Mr. Seth
sudden attack of pneumonia. He was
(bta ,.sual hAaltI,. - u
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-05

THE DEcEASE AND FUNE RAJ
OF REV. AND MRS. HAY
WOODS CHILD

The baby born to Mr.. and Mrs
Haywood seemed to be doing vel.
for a day or two. but on Thursday
asst, Feb 25tb, sinking spells do
veloped and at 7:45 p. m. the little
fellow passed away.
We fully appreciate the faithful
efforts Of DR.. r. T Lucas to saw
the child's life, and words cannot
express our gratitude to the good
work OF the nurse, Mrs D.. N Tin
non, that cultured woman of in
calculable worth to mankind in such
circumstances Never wowan en-.
deavored 20 hard rs did she to keep
the child alive during the last spell
until the physician arrived.
For the sake of Mrs. Hav woods
health, the interment took place in
a very quiet way at the Hay wood
home on Saturday afternoon at
five o'clock, only a few friends
having been invited. N~otwithstand
ing the heavy and pelting snow
storm three autos forged their way
from town. DR.. T.. B. AtwOod
Secretary Of Missions Of the Ban.
tist Convention of New Mexico,
conducted the service.
We desire to express our thanks,
to the many friends who came Ia
our help in this trying time Es
pecially do we appreciate the assist.
ance rendered by Miss Spellman.
Mr.. 0. 2. Finley, DR.. and Mrs. T
W. Watson, Mrs. Donaldson, Mr..
j. @. Textor, and Mr. Duke
And may we be given space In
say that while we believe the dear
child was given in answer to PRAYER
yet we realize the loving hand and
tender heart Of our Heavenly Father
in the return Of his spirit to the
GOD who gave IL. We had hoped
the child would have grown 10 he
most useful In the kingdom Of God
on earth hence the name John
Wycliife Judson. We had given
him to the Lord and wecan b.. sub
nit TO His will, as we now picture
our darling babe administering 10
those who inherit salvation"
."All Gods words are music,
Though they make Us woep;-
Infinitely tender. infinitely deep..
HERBERT HAYWOOD
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-05
BUYS BIG LINE

Albert Ziegler returned from the
eastern markets the first Of the
week where he purchased the
spring and summer line Of merchan
disc for Ziegler Bros The line
that the Home Of Standard Mer-
chandise" will handle this season
will exceed all previous lines both
in quality and quantity Their new
store building that was completed
several months ago gives this wide
awake firm ample room to carry a
line sufficiently large enough TO
meet the public's demands, which
they r going to do.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-05
HAS ARRIVED

| wish to announce to the public
that n portin Of my spring and
summer millinery has arrived and
is awaiting your inspection My
line Of hats and millinery goods
will be larger and Of a greater
variety than at any previous time
Mrs. A. w. Adams
Little Ilene Haley has been quite
sick the past several days, but Is
much better at this time.
II 3. Hammer returned TO white
Oaks yesterday after spen ding
several days here on business be
fore the Probate Court. =
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Whittingham
are moving in the property adjoin
ing s F. Miller, that was recently
vacated by MIR. and Mrs. + l. FL
lott
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-05
NOTICE

Parties knowing themselves Ia.
debted to the Carrlzozo Outlook
are requested, when RENTING. "a
make checks or money orders pay
able to the Outlook or the under
signed, as we have no authorized
collectors.
Thos. o. Luster.
Publisher.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-05
HOME MISSION SOCIETY

The regular meeting Of the Home
Mission Society will be held at the
home Of Mrs G.. n McQuillsn next
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
All members are requested to be
present.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-05

For Sale or Trade-Good second
hand Studebaker auto. 80 horse
power, five passenger. In good
condition. Will sell reasonable or
will trade. Enquire Outlook
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-05
TOWN

NJ C Tracy Of FL Paso is a new
reader Of the Outlook.
Harry Humphry is in FL Paso
for q few weeks on business.
John T.. Bell spent several days
in III Paso this week on business.
Mrs. Pitts Of Ancbo is the guest Of
Mrs. Randolph Forrest.
Morgan Reilly was in State College
this week for a few days.
+. w Quincy returned from ri
PasO Wednesday where he had
been for a few days on business.
Colorado potatoes guaranteed at
lowest prices-Carrizozo Trading
Company
VIM. Dingwall has resigned his
position at the Carrizozo Harding
Company.
FOR SALE-One good horse, 7
years old, weight about $50. For
sale cheap. Inquire Outlook.
The interior OF the CarrizOzo
Trading Company is receiving a
nice new coat of paint.
Wanted--Stock to pasture, plen-
" Of water, best grazing in Lincoln
county Enquire Of A. @. McGee.
G. T. McQuillen, manager of the
local telephone company, has re-
turned from a few weeks visit to
El Paso.
D.. II. McVay, representing the
circulation department Of the El
Paso Hearald was in Carrizozo Sat-
urday and Sunday
Prepare for the hot summer DAYS
now, by getting q Revonoc coal.oil
cooker at N, B. Taylor & Sons.
Has all the latest improvements.
Party owning good ranch, plenty
OF living water, pasture for 1000
heads cattle, wants 100 COWS on
shares. Enquire Outlook 35.4t.
LOSr-A Gold Bracelet, bet ween
bank and depot. Liberal reward
will be given II returned to The
Outlook.
We have the only exclusive feed
yard in town Good dry stalls.
camp house and plenty of good
water Charges reasonable F.
Dalton.
When in the market for Flour
Feed of all kinds, Potatoes and
Stock Salt, call on Humphrey
Bros They will be pleased to quote
you their prices,
Harry b. Dawson, accompanied
by his mother Mrs. w. p. Dawson,
who is visiting here from Aurelia,
Iowa, were visitors to III Paso the
latter part of last week.
OF Finely and two sons are
spending the week in III Paso at
tending the Cattlemen's C0nv6n-
ton. They will be accompanied
home by Mrs. Finley, who has been
visiting at points in central Texas
for some time
w. T. Peck arrived the first of
the week from Ashfork, Arizona.
where he moved several months
ago with his family. Mr. Peck
says he will only be here for a
short while, but we have an idea
that he is here for "keeps'
VIM. Brown of the Nogal Mesa
was in town last Saturday lie
was accompanied by his grand
daughter, Miss Dora Roberts, of
III Paso who had been spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs
Brown. who returned to her home
that day
The gas station that was recently
established AT the Carrizozo Trad
ing Co store, now has a new cleo.
trio sign over the tank which can
be seen for a long ways by the
motorists.
Mrs Geo. h Alkire of Ninnekah,
Okla, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Andrew McCurdy, for
several days left the irst OF the
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Der 8raibent Der tiirfildlen

Der Eraiibent Der tiirfiIdjen Sc.
prtiertenfammer, SaIil Sch, iueldlcr
Berlin lueiit, sab Der Soffmnna Mns.
oriif, oak bic tiirfiide Grpeoitieu
nadD oem Sue5-&anal nnnme6r er.
fplgreid) 81 GnOe gefiibrt iuerben FIN.
lie, ca bic Srinfiuafer sSraae ae.
i0it iuoroen iei. Die Giienbabm, iuel.
dc BON Ialaitima fer aeaen ben
Sue5-aanal gebant iuirb, gebt ibrer
@ollenomng entgesen nmb oiirfte balS
in yeniltmng genommem iueroen fin-
nen.
Der beutide slfrifa gaeiIenSe
Jrobenius lit In 9iom eimaetroffen.
Gr fast, bic Siirfem batten eiacn
iuirflidlem angriff anf slesppten nod
aar nidt genadjt. Gr iaet and, Dsli
Gnglanoern Jet es atdj nid)t gelnn.
gen, Die Mraber in Yemen eesen Die
Siirfen aitf5uitaheln.
Die ysad)rid)t Saf Der Gosialiit
siebfnedDt in's Seer seiteft lei, iuar
iuie man BON bornebereim annehmen
fomnte, selosen. Gr lit in Berlin,
fefinbet iidj febr mol mmS iuirb bpr:
ben Sef0roen in feimer 8eiie 6el1.
ffist.
Giue 9ieitter Gepeide aus Mmiter-
oam gi6t Elm Smterpieiu iuie6er, 6as
Der befannte Sdriftiteller 3mStuig
8angbofer. NIT 6ein Sromprinsen
9inppredJt BON gagern i'm Sanpt-
qnartier in 5lan6ern bate. gSie il,
faft alien ieimen glrmee6efebler.
fommt and in oiefem Smterpieiu Der
bittere '6ah gegen Gnslan6s ge,ii.
bic anb Selbitind)t stm amsornd
lteber gllbions opolitiide Wloraf"
iagte Der aromprins: Eplitiide Mu.
raj tit ein frember glnsbruf. Gs
fommt allss anf Die gnslegnne obei
ltebericbnng on. Sir nns 9eutIdle
6eoentet es p@eiuiiien"; fir Die Gna.
IGmber be6entet es gGrfols". Bon al.
len IDlfern iinS bic Gneldnoer ii
Der Eolitif am brntaliten, abcr es III
midDt 81 lensnen, bnk lie NIT bieie,
riiffidItslos sesen aile @6lfer, Dbn,
ltntcridie6, seiibten grntalitGt ban
fia cine febr erfOlsreide Makisunf
Derfniipfen. 9iefes idjlane, bercd)
uenoe @olf berfplgt jeoodl, iuGbrent
es t6eoretiidl ieinen gOrteil erfennt
i1anFie bic falidDe 3idtrng iinS ida
oct iidl baonrdI lelbf. SdJ slanbe
baf lie fidp audi biesmal berredneI
haben.@ Dit @esns anf bic tnatericl
ZEN @erlnife, bic 0emtidlano erlif
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'es aapital 8ur @erlpenoung fommen

tes Sapital sur geripenoung fomrnen
lolle Sapan oariiber porber All gfa.
te ge5ogen peroen miiIie. Sapan anti
iuortete oarauf. es iube Inn oieIe
Son0ellionen nod, nm gu uerbiiter,
oaB anoere fremoe gfationen ipe-
oielle fehte bort befarnen. gs 81.
be gum 9eiipiel erfabren, oaB oie
slmeritaner Safenanlageit in San-
tuao MAIDEN mollten. 9ieien 9las
lei flr Die sSSapaner bon GROCER ltra-
tegtl6er geoeutlng, oa er ibrer SIT
lei 5ormoia se9eniiberlieoe 8enn
-ele amerifaniide Meeierung lib per-
pflibte, oenSafen inSantuao nibt an
banen Damn peroe Sapan audi alf
Die geforoerten ipeaiellen Bribilegien
ner5idten. - Der 5tpeite 8unft, iibtr
oen rniere Segierrne 9(usfunft per-
langte, mar Ole, 5oroerung, Dab ssa-
ION ole 9lufiiGt iiber Die SerItelllll.a
uno ben anfallf bon 4riegsmaterial
ieitens Gbina's erbalte; oie ssapancr
erflarten, oieie IngeIegenbeit f0nne
In gliidli6iter @eiie oaourh geregelt
lreroen, oaB man gbineien II no So.
paner bel Der 9erItelllng uno ser
'9tnflidt peripeuoe. Ger brittle 9unft
mar Die 8oroerung Sapan's, oaB in
getpiiien @egenoen oes hineIiiden
Reidles Die 8oli3ei BON G6ineien uno
Sapanern genteiniam peripaItet perce
ltno oab biele Sopaner i'm 8oli5ei-
neien angeltellt iuiiroen. Gie eSapo-
ner erfl1rten, oieie sSoroerllng te-
5iebe fid MIR auf Die iiiolihe Wano-
ihurei. Ger bierte 8unft mar, ocB
ete 6ineiilfe &egierung SSapaner als
politiifle Rotgeber anItelle. Ole So
eaner eripioerten. oaB iie nuf oieier
6oroerlng ni6t beiteben miiroen, oaB
es arh feline Soroerilng, ionoern MIR
elm 8orIhlag iei. Ger finite 8uift
mar Die 8oroerling, ooB China feline
SSniel, feinen Snfeu nno feline @uht
an cine brittle Maht abtreten o6er
berpohten oiirfe. Sapan ertpioerte
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Wie Sic 0emtieten
aarit lltbtri9t.

sti.d) Der &1nis bon Wries
djealamo slanbt nid)t an einc
Grsptasnug Der 9arbanellem.
aantpf .siuiid)en Stalienern
nno Gmfitanoiiden in Sripol,s.
Ter baperiide aronprins
ipTidJt iidp NIT idarfen @orten
iiber gnglanb aus.
9ie Siirfen mnternebmen ei.
ne Beile Grpeoition sesen Ben
eAtsfandl.
Spauien mil Gibraltar iuic.
ber baben.
Nnf ben SuItam BON GgDp-
ten miro Elm erfolsIoies Mtten=
tat semadjf.
gnsIiid)e Sepeihrn brimsem
bic mnbeitGtigte ysadjrid)t, Sic
@niIen tdtten ben 0mfla, ben
SHpfoip nab ben yloitpf- -Eaf. III
ben aarpatfen omrdsOsen.
Sample sluiidJem Der Maas
nno Der MOiel banerm an.
GbeniO bic &dmpfe in ben @o-
eefen.
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gan5 iino gar ulliinnige gia9riht,
oaB Die oiterreidiihe &egierung eli
men Separatfrieoen nit &uBlano az.
l6lieBen ipolle, taudt imlner ipieoer
auf @ie geiagt, es muB blibpenig
pailieren uno oas, mas paiiiert, mus
Den Serri6aften in 2onoon ni6t an-
genebm Iein. Sonlt tpiiroen iie nidt
oieie grouiigen Wiin6bouierliaoen
in ltnrlauf ieben, Inn Die Gage ser
alliierten in BEN gllgen Der gselt
beionoers giinitig erifeinen gu falien.
Die Gnslanoer bebampten iett, oie
9iniIen batten ben 2mpfplu, ben 9nf-
Ia nnS ben 9ioitof Yaf bnrdjidJritten
nno lmdDten jett ben Snrd)gang
oard ltsiOf-Gaf sm er5iuinsen. Seq
lide geitatisnns bieier @adridt feblt
bis iebt, logar ans ben rniiiid)en Se-
peidlen famn man cine iuldle @eltGti.
gnng nidjt bermsleiem.
Ger Grdanse Selesrapb GompanD
in Spnoon luirb ans 9ium telegra-
pbiert, oak Die italieuiiden 9ampfer,
cie iidD in amerifaniidJen Safen be-
fGnoen, anseiuieiem ieiem, Dor bem
20. spril Die SGfen nidlt 5n perlaiicn.
Der gefeblsbaber Der frarl50Iii6en
8ogeienarmee bot oen @erfauf olfo=
bolbaltiger @etrdnfe in Dem bon lei.
nen Srllppen innegebaltenen @e6iet
berboten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-09

8ie aus Befing beridtet miro,
bat Die dineiiide He9ierung eine
W'ttteilung iiber Den Snbolt Ser geo-
te erbolten, Die uniere Ieeierlng on
Sopon aei6ift bot 8ugIeih nit einet
flir5en glngabe Der slntlport, Die go.
pan gegeben bat. Syn ibrer 9fote iu6-
te uniere 9eaieritng iiber naditebeu-
DC fiinf Gunfte gusfunft. GrIten8,
ipie es 5u perfteben iei. oob sSapon in
Der hineiii6en &robin5 8u.fien ooS
2eht erbalte, @iIenbabnen su bauen,
Wlinen au bearbeiten uno SafenonIa.
gen 81 ana6en n,o bob, faus frent.