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New Britain herald., 1915-02-24
MASTER PLUMBERS CONVICTED.

Des Moines, Ia., Feb. 24.-Thirty six master plumbers who have been on trial here since Feb. 10 on charges of violating the Sherman Antitrust law, were convicted by jury in the federal district court today. Judge John c. Pollock will pass sentences later.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-24
WANTS TO BE INTERPREIER.

Robert Blattner, 8 new arrival in this city and a new men ber of the Y. M. C. "A, called on Chief Pawlings at police headquarters tris morning to seek employment as q court inter- preter. He speaks French. Tu'kish Greek and German nueutIv
New Britain herald., 1915-02-24
CARRANZA CLOSES
 PORT OF PROGRESS
Mexican Chief Commanders Thrc Vessels of American Concern
 For Troop Movement.

San Antonio, Tex, Feb. 24.-A mes- sage form San Luis Potosi says it is reported there that the Carranza gov. ernment has closed the port of Pro- srcso, Yucatan, and communicated three vessels of the Mexican Naviga- tlon company, an American concern. The vessels, it is said, are to be used in an extensive troop movement from the south to Vera Cruz
 El Paso, Tex, Feb. 24.-General Villa returned yesterday to Guadala- jara, from his campaign against Man Zanillo.
 Duval West, President Wilson's special representative in Mexico, and George c. Carothers, state department agent, together with Diaz Lombardo, the foreign secretary of the Villa cab- inet, are on their way to Guadala- para to confer with the northern chieftain.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-24
4 despatch last night from New

\ despatch last night from New haven, England, stated that eighteen members of the crew of the Cardiff steamer Branksome Chine, a govern ment collier had landed there and announced the sinking of their vessel either by mine or a torpedo in the English channel several miles south- east of Beachy Head. about o'clock yesterday afternoon. This probably is the vessel to which the Berlin an- nouncement refers.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-24
BRITISH TRANSPORT SUNK.
No. 192 Sent to Bottom Off Beachy
 Head By German Submarine.

Berlin By Wireless to London, Feb A, 9:35 a. m.-Offcial announcement was made last night that the British transport No. 192 was sunk by Q German submarine off Beachy Head at 4:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon
New Britain herald., 1915-02-24
STEANt
 GERMAN OakbJ T0TDedOcq
 Cued-- British Cru, GERMANS CAP
tZars Forces d Passage of Il Places R Sources Statd Army Will April.

Another Bril- sent to the bot marine within lished by the admiralty. a Tn off Rye, but h The loss of the mentioned in d England, last name was not
 In the fighti northern olar the storm cent paign, 1,200 R tured, the Ger nOunoed today ceeded in affe{ Bobr river at of the resultan to have been
 French
 On the west been fighting Vosges. Toda ton from Der violent attacks were repulsed.
 Along the E northern Polar en ga gements o east are takin statement fro that in these Il hands several attacks in Prz fiict is sharpes9 repulsed. 4 that it is repon obstac cles have invasion of 1&L ent of q Paris that the Germ the fighting in
 Austrian
 In the CarI detached battl sign of a cond war office ann atta cl1s at se1 pulsed, with Id forces which nous. 1t is ~ last month lrl| trians have be
 1t was anno lin that a Brit sunk off Beach location and tin able, however, nouncenent h sinking Of a which was ma
 A report fri that the Rum the field in Al minister to LoI unconfirned g present to the communication
 Closes
 London Feb with submarin liation in tho Great Britain fresh developu neutrals in bot A second Amen las gone to tn Ica. with . va md two Britis orpedoed in tours. As d p .losed the cntr lel, excepting he coast. in W ,ern;tfed onlI cstrictions ard nforced in thd ime ago.
 The Scandi hich Norway hips. arc tryif olution of tha result .osed tentativq ort Of a va raft.
 Pritisl,
 London. Feb  .ritish stea mer y a German < srday. Her c shing smack ate today.
 The Oakby. seding from Tales. She VI de. Her mail f, her decks le pinnacle va
New Britain herald., 1915-02-24
British

London. Febl British stea n1er1 by a German s| terday. Her c1 fishing smack gate today.
 The Oakby. ceeding from Wales. She ws side. Her mail off, her decks the pinnacle VI One life boat great volume 0. the explosion oi
 The fishing
 lContinued q
New Britain herald., 1915-02-24

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-18

i5u berrentem = 3tpei m0blierte 3tnte
tner NIT feparatem @it9ang, an Stra@
benbabn 9ele9en. S60nes Sommerbeim.
8reife mdBig. Nad5nfraeen 461 Murs
RIB Ibe., am Norbegnbe Der @eit gitb
Gar Clinic. Selephon: $rabis 4169.
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SdHtensrabem

Die balberitarrte Sauit am aoIben,
Wtiiee oas &inn inn Gpdhen o'ranaelehut
Stebn mir I'M @raben. Gin @erfdlaf'
net gdbnt
ltno redt ii1 aus ben ounflen urlterltdils
BEN.
Spnif i6iueigt Die Sriibe nod. Wait feufz
ten 6droen
Ser Rettpino taltet iiber unfere 8ans
gen,
Sdbrt III Die 8eioen Die on 9ammfpebr
baugen,
llnN idiittelt Nfdsnitmtb bonn Miiblz
eebdlf.
Gin neller @orsen, srdmis, BRAIN nno
tpelf,
sdI,idt iiber Die eeidob8erpfliisten
Sholen
geritoblen tpie elm 9ieb, siebt nit ben
bollen
@eft5por men slebetn an Sen @rdben bin
llno lest fid miibe.
aus Dem 2ebmeerinn
I'm unire anohel triebt es eiiigfalt,
Nls iont' ons 6er5 er1tarren. Sur
iiberm @alb,
Ser fpie Elm 9aufen Hummer Heifger
broht,
Steilauf Die Qan8en -md6lid ounfelrot
Gin f6naler Streif. nls lag Elm
S6ipert inn S5t
llnb rubte f6ipeieenb, r%eiusegliibt bor
Hoit,
llno Sharten blutig iiberm Seirlo.
llno itaunenb ieb'n pir's laiee mali
i. lid i6eint
Gin Strom bon 8lut bonn roten &1auf 81
finfen
Gin aus oas 2dno - Die 5nmenipdlbtr
trinfen
Sbn eieriq elm uno naffen oniifel nd6er.
Gin @oqel ihredt; nit beiierm &uf elm
6dber.
Sfieet idb 8uriid.
9ann fief Der erite G6lae,
Ils nedt eii 8iefe ben metaa'ncn Sag.
Sod einr1al brobnt's; aus 9raltem Nee
belbrei
aleinfeuer freiidt oa5n fpie ainber>
Sanu ftebt Der 2Grm. &a%nonenoonner
rinnt
Ser &nn1pf beginnf
cans ST. gIund. Ism SeIb.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-18
San Antonio Traction Company.
fan@ie)

lingmmn, Ger gu lpdt erfenllt, DOB
er oas OFFER zines u9oppelperrd-
ters@ ~getporoen tit, miro perbaihet
nno Morgate berabibieoet li6 pom
ibm NIT Dem freunoli6en @nnIhe,
bob man i'm nod Dem Conner britt.
gen uno bort ols Spion erihieBelt
moge.
9ie Honele lit IN rein literartlder
&iniiht cine Stiimperei. SEER St-
penbeim er51blt uns ollerlei bon ben
irtimen 8~org1ngen lan Den beri1it-
oenen europaii6en Soften, aber oabei
pniIIiieren ibm Die fomti6iten Srrti-
mer. or bat Ole @loden lditten 90
rem, meiB ieooh nibt, mo tie bdngcn
@r lit iiber Dos, mas binter oen &a-
liiien Der europaiiden Sole paiiiert.
ungefdbr ebenio gut urterridtet, pie
etpa elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Der
nit Der &ohin in einem pornebmen
&alie 5arte 8e5ieblingen unterb1lt,
in oieiem Sauie 8eideio meiB, 9dttc
man nidt ldneft niifgebort. fih iiber
|irgenb ettpos, mas Die Seinhe
9eutidlonos fertie bringen nod 81.
plinoern, 10 /miiBte man oariiGer
itaunen, oaB DIE .5atlroap gbening
IoIt" fi6 niht-eeniert, fold minoer-
wertiges 3eug su beroffentliden.
Mber 6erartige 9opellen erfheinen
%gegenpdrtig 5u 0libenoen. Mcn
fonn foltm elm uncertainties Mago,
GIN arfmaherl obne cine 5u fin0en.
ltno ale oienet iie natiirlid 6emieI-
ben 3mefe: Die oeutihen 8arbd-
rem fonen BET Der offentliden Mei-
nung ongei6mar8t meroen, ols Die
8oieDidte, tuelhe Die aleinige
|Sdul6 tragen an Dem blutieen @e-
meBeI.
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@rnnbetscntMms- usbcrtraeangeu.

S. S. &erdebile an George urtb 0b.
Sogelitein, @runoftiid in 2mnel9eiglts,
$1,000 II. q.
Sarnes Barrier nno 2arra 8rfant an
@altg g.. 2ebr, @runbftiid i'm neuen
gitb%@lod, 500.
Nlbin Geioel on 2aura Brbant uao
Snmes Barrier, @rlin0fiid I'M nelen
Gitbs8lof 1412; $780,
q. aronfosfp lno Srnu an Srau 4oelc
Galneban, @runoitiid an Der Belt<gonts
mecre uno Srinitb Ctr; $t7,500.
George 2oeloff uuo Srat on Otto S..
Soeloff. @rnnoitid BET Der Niiion 9lll
Sole $500.
8. IS. uno g.. 6. Surlt II. q. ourd
Sheriff, an Sarab m. Snife, @rnnoitid
an Der Nbe. g; $500.
SWl. Glen IeIeb ON 90. 81. @er6es,
@unoitiid an Der gde Der 9lrafigo itIto
Nleces Ctr, $3.50.
SO. q. Bath an M. g. 8eibliag,
8rltnbitiid IN Beacon 6in; $4,000.
Sobn 9. 96ul3 an MoeIena 8. Gdul5.
@rltnoltiid an Der 9Th Ctr; IS Ii. u.
Senrp Self an Il. 8. giihe. @runoz
itiif an Der Qnineb Ctr; $500.
q. s.. goof in6 Srnlt an ssra1i G. M.
gpps, @rrnbitiid an BET 9intb Ctr.
$40 II. u.
@. &nb an Same 6. Sunnam, 8runes
ftiid an Der Seit Str; $10t0.
Srau Cutie gbriftopb an Souiton Usis
nor. 8 Nder 2aro; $1,000.
@iianm unb Sennie Campbell an
Charles 9ifmar. @runbitiid i'm neiien
gitb~8old 564; $500.
$. 6. 9urlt an $. 90. Soffmdnn,
@runbftiid in Der 2inipooo Nooition;
$50.
aos anseles Seiebts Smprobement
Company an q. s. @atbman. @rlinba
itiid IN Der 2os Ineeles Sei9bts ab@
bition, 5000.
Sreo 8itte an s. 6. 9abis. @runoz
ftiid i'm reueu gitne@lod 1863; 5000.
Otto Silleman rno Srni an grbarn
Nenner uno Srnl, @rluoItid an Der
@rabfon Ctr: $4,000.
ST.. @. Burg an goipdr6 Burg,
@rliubftide in Der Beacon Sin Gboition,
$t3, 1000.
Srau 2ena McguiIter an Srni Bertha
6tumbere, @ritnbitiid ON Der Beitz
Commerce rnb 2nre6o Ctr; $40 II. o.
Trmt &ate @ur3bn6 an Sole SO. g.
Orteaa. @ranbFtiid an Der DAT StraBe:
$3.50.
ST.. @. Burg an Beatrice Burg,
@runoftiid i'm neiieu gttbselnd 623,
ST II. q.
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s E ;,

Sn @lgin orang ein Mattn int
oas 9aus bon Soc SonionL besa5
ii6 in bos Sdlaf8immer Der 10 ssab-
re alten gobter 2tnie, peritopfte i0r
Den Mtno, 6ano lire @6noe utb
5iBe unb i6nitt ibr Damn Die lillfe
Salfte ibres Gopfbaares al. Srou
Sanion uno oie onoeren &inoer pa=
rem in Elm @ortoelbilo : 3beater &C.
gdngen. Ser Sater i6ltef tt eirenl
meter ab gelegenen 3in1mer. @r
min oas @eralti6 elmer S6eere BEN.
S6neioen gebOrt boben uno eloubte,
ooB feline Sodter irgelo ettpas ar
beitete. &Is feline Srau nod Souie
fam, er5ablte ct ibr oopon. sic ind)-
tie lire Eobter auf uno fono iie, pie
oben bei6rieben. Ser MiiietGter lit.
nidt entoedt poroen.
Ils Scr. ntlb Mrs. Soc girh<
field bon &1nge nit ibren 5mei Sir.
bern iiber Die Bride oes Sararapes
Giper flbren, itiir5te oieielbe Elm uno
Die Snfaiien oes @aeens tpuroen 90
Sub tief in ben SlnB gei6leuoert.
Wrs. 8ir6fieIo u1to Die 4iltoer muir
BEN i9tDer berlebt. 0ie @mbulana
blieb an eitem 8%riidenpfeiler bit
gen.
Die @eipobner oes Mobstoioil
0iitrift in Nlteces Gountp
baben nit 179 gegen Is Stimmen
o1e Insgabe bon Bombs I'M 8etraee
ron S150,000 gutgebeiBen, Inn &C.
600 Mfer 2ano inter 8epGiieruna
su bringen.
Ser befannte S6of5ii6ter s..
:. Garutbers tDuroe Dor 5ebn Sogen
BON eillem Snieft in Den Sails ge-
biiien uno lit ~geitorber. Ole Stelle
ungetpobnlif itarf an.
8on Gan Ingelo aus iperoen
,ttpa 200 @agenlaounger @one per
Babt iiber @alpeiton nod noroliden
Dfdrften peridift tperben.
SIN boben Sitter bon "a SAT-
ZEN itarb IN Sreoerifsburg Srnu
Ioolpb 2iingfpib.
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L.okaIes.
Nns Ser stabthaQe.

Sir Die Mltnicipal &apeae MUIR
Den $4,000 bemiaigt, oomit 6ie &olt.
5erte i'm San 8ehro 8orf uno in ben
8arfs fortgelett meroen fonnen.
Giiditdnoige Steuerrt erleioen eiten
3nidIas BON 21a 8ro5ent, tuettn le
nibt Big @noe oieies Monats be-
8abit tperoen. - Die Stoot beaobtt
nem County ibre Salfte fir oie lii,
teritiisung Serienigerx oie oltr6
Die l1eberi6pemmltng I'M Oftobcr
1914 gei6ooiet puroen, nit $685..
80. 80 MaDor 8romn, 2ambertllna
&earnep erbolten automobile. 9ie
pom StebeS borgelegten 1le1en 8olts
5eiregeln iperoen ongertommert. Sla
fAreiben Die 8riifnng Ser 8olisiitet
I'm 2eienL 8udltabiererl Sdreieen
7nno &efaen Dor. Sbre pbpiiide 8e-
fdyoffenbeit miro nit SO Bunften
,obgeidabt uno ibre @rfobrung uno
sgeiitiee 5abisfeit nit ebeniobief.
Sic Mpplifa1ten miiiien int Mlt..c
bon 81 big 40 Sabren iteben urto
flnf SUB a6t 3oG meiien. Mud ibr
'GriAeinen uno lire f0rperIiden Be-
ftpeeli6feiten miro in getradt ee5o-
arti11
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Nus Merifo.

- @S beiBt, ooB In Wfonterep t6g-
lid 10000 Bis $4,000 9eitte boz
Gem &oten &reu5 nit 2ebensmitte(u
terlorgt neroen.
Gorran3a bat ~argeoronet, Dab
ole Merifaner, Die m1breno scr
omerifanilfen 8eIesung bon Sierra
Gru3 inn goitamt, i'm Sanit1tspeieu
uno bel Der 8oli3ei tdtie iuarett, cnt-
laifen tperoen io1en.
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Gine sGrtlidle G,attiu.

8eomtenfrau Gum 8orgeieeten IT,
res Mannes): Ger SEER &at baber
meinem Mann nabe eeIegt. iia peit-
iionieren 5t Inifen
SIT aud g &idtigite, Srau Su
Der, BEL ieinem boben differ uno iei.
ner forperlifen @ebredliGfeit ite6l
er nns MIR i'm @eae beruml"
.ssa. mir oabeim aber crit red)t
Serr @otl@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-18

Bonn S6netber eemadte. ni6t abees
ho[te $25 an5iee Jest fiir 50. gdte $40
Brieitlb MobotrsG n5iiae iebt $40, in al
len Sarben. g6te RaIm 8eah< Nn5iiee
81, febr nett; Soien 81 Biz SIS, gr6bte
Gusfpobl in Der 6tabt. Gues tpas CT.
tpiinider. SD babe fir 8unr einsefmlft
fir Sic. Sumnel, 333 ltsgommeiee
Ctr, &manne @ebdube.
(Nnseiee.)
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@erfanaIid.

a.: sd glaubte, oaB Sbre 3ei-
hing mir freunoli6 eeiinnt."
Serausgeber: n@etpiB, oas lit lie
auf]."
81: v8on Der Geoe eef.ern @beno
beim 5eitmabl boben Sic aber feift
8ort ermdbnt."
Seruusgeber. nGo, molten Sts
nod mebr geipeiie unierer Sreuilo-
Ihoft2"
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0pppeliimaig.

r8ie itebt's nm oie 8ohfunft 0ei-
ner irngen Srau2"
8, mas oie ~3ubereitet muB ei-
rem gut f6mefen.@
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Vie die "Jitneys'' die Traction
Company gesChaedigt haben.

Gs ftrht eth GROCER Srrtrn uMr Die Giunobmen bon @traBnbdn @aed-
ifaHen.
Sic peroen fir aroBe eeOrnrenoe 0afbdnen ee6oaent Die angbG6 enc
hh Geidtun pro0ndren. N
Se@r fet oe Nnfa berenfonmen uno Ill meige Seme beoenfen bog
mrere Sunoet 2gme eon Saq be8bt penen nMen umo onB gmBe Sumn1en
auSgegeben neron fir WaenaI umo gsoarfsarhfdl
8enn en 9nteno 2eme en &on3et ODER ene oHentIde Undertaking. be-
hhten, gnutt Seoer, oB Die 8urdmhIhr bet @Ao br0enen
gs nnnmd cine aRi1ion uo Observation-Disclosures flint Gent SargIoer Inn oe
Stots, gountp5 uo stoot5huern 81 b3cHen.
9b mbr aS oaS: oe Traction Company eblt nht 5 Gents fir ie
5obn; oen Dnn Die Sidets gum Dnbea Yrie un6 ole transfers geGbt mT-
or, TT Der 9urfidnhts Gabrpris 36 Gents Sc lit ee SaHade, BOP oe Mfs
item Snbaber Der Sraaon Company pdbrn6 ser Ieshn Sabre iMn gan5en Stein
gerinn nfeor ausgeben muBRn, oant GeSnaBenbabn NIT Dem @obstln Der 5tht
&Sdrit bahn fonnte.
Die GfienSnbabr buben bs in Der @nnbme gdn, bob Hd nre Snpnalan-
fWe in Der 3nfunt 6eaben nmDe
Sat BEN leehn ori Sabnn fno gor #tne gimoenon b3abt panen.
Dmt O.
Sbr amot lit gehNpdtt umo ie tit am gnoe ibter Sufsqueqen ongelmgt
Die shaBen 9hofhrung, neIe Die 9taot gepmt bot eenangt oe Ser
fhhr elmer groBen @elomnne.
Die grmton Company fam n6t nnbeibranft better @Mo bergen, ome Gs
3nmen af Dos ldon geborgte uno anghyte Go b5abRn n fommn
Die aompognie mmB entuebe genGeenoe @innabnen BADEN, INN oe 8ehebs-
forhn mo 3lnen tbresd ngeRgten Gapttas auf5ubringn ODER lie mB fe Nus
go@n in Ser 8ie reou5nren oB fe Ole 3iRn oM ibe 5tigen gebafH6en Ser
phibtungen bmoienen fmn-
oMe 8Io
gimno miro er hnee fortMen, geo in eiem @ehat a3ulegen, os
i6>n6t beabh
9r bbn 6e gaHafen Dor oe eefp ebrada, neil mir nalnihen, oB Fe
mhn ioaen, nit nsIdrn Sdwiaigfeten Die aompasnie n fampfen bat
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BIek . Nsrft.

San antonio. Ser., IS, SUM 1915
OdIen $500 bis $7.25.
@iihe 1918 Biz $7.75.
9dlber $3.50 big $500.
@unen $4.75 Biz $5.25.
ct. Qouis, is. Stunt 1915. - 9fifos
bieh. Serassgieh, 1925 Biz $685..
Sdhpeine. 1925 biz $3.50.
Sdute.
Shtpere bonn S6Iad6ter ~ AtA
qeihte bonn S6lahtsr .....22 ~.
@riin leIdlaene ...........15M wv
TeHs.
dneoras8ieeen per Rfb.......10 gts.
befddotgt. ...b ~.
Bolf uHb 8nds.. g. :. ....ao efa
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gan GrIaabutsIMelne.

Sobu SaBmar. S6eune Belmont ct +;
$3.50.
q. u. @droeoer. 8obn6aus. San ReB
Ctr: $1,000.
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rem moren 43 fronf bierbergefon'-
men.
am 5onntog iino SO nepe
StoatsgeIebe in &roft getreten.
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8GAmfiueGe
Snn @ntonia, Sas Gents.

SGnmiuelle.
San 4utonia, 8% gents.
@albeton, seitern, $50 gerts.
GuttonfaufsR = Erp6ufte.
Sam Antuniu, Ser, Is. sunni 1916
Yrima CRUDE Cotton See0 Oil. 81
Geuts Der @nnone.
gse,u gprf, IS. SUM. e gpot 1920
ltno S6.22; SUM, 1918 ulb $6.2t,
Sult, S6,24 ulo 1925; Gugu{t, $6.42
uno S6.43; September, 1886 lirto
So.5l OCTOBER, Nobember ilno 9esennz
Der, $6.59 uno 1851; Snmlar, 1851
ssarm-B roomfte.
San Gntonio. Seg., is. SUM 1915
Ger (nlr friiae) f5c per aeS.
9ll9ner .........9 &c II. tic per Bf0.
Surtegs ........-.. lie Der BfuHS
gSet5en .....-.. $1.05 per Bufher
worn ........... SIC per 8uIheI
pdfer .......... .4Oc per Bnffef
gen ..............$ 5000 per Soine
gemHle.
aartoffeln, Neue. $t.75 u. $1.S5 per
8nfdeI.
@a9sbobnen, per gui6sl. s2.oo;
Crime Bobnen, $500.
Somaten. Segas, 4 Scribe, 75c uno
85c.
Siibe aartoffeIn, 2ouiiiana. SITS.
Spiebeln. Seras germaoas, $500 per
Grate; 8nr, 1925.
9eteriilie, 30c per Dbb. <ginbeI.
@riiner Rfeffer. Segas. $500 rer
@orb.
@urten. Gal. $3.50 per Crete: Seras
Squaib, Soc uno 75c fir gulHel.
9euerie, $3.50 per Crate.
&obI. $500 per Crate.
Weerrettis<8 urSeIn. per Bfb. f2Ac.
8opfialnt, $3.50 per Crate.
8eeten. 40c per 9b6.= giinbel.
ORA, 75e fin elm 9rittelzgufdA
@elbe 3iben. DOC per 9lseno@
8iinoeI.
@aoiesden. soc II. 35e fiir elm 9to.A
8iinoeI.
gierpflnnsen, 1925 Der 8uiheI.
Spinot. 4c per gfunb.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-02-02

The 50th anniversary OF the Tragedy
! that deprived nation of its head ano
! at the same time made a martyr Will
soon be here. Those who lived during
Mr.. Lincoln's time remember him as
well for that kindliness, that humor-
GUS pathos. which characterized him,
as for the marvellous adroitness with
which he steered the ship of state
through the turbulent waters OF four
years of war His assassination was
one Of the most tragic events of the
worlds history.
It was away back in the autumn of
1860. l was then 90 years old, had
been graduated from one of the large
eastern colleges and had selected jour
nalism for a profession. When asked
what was nv vocation ! did not reply
~ am reporter" but journalist" >"
From this it is TO be inferred that
had a large opinion of the newspaper
business and a correspondingly high
opinion of my own attributes, being IN
so exalted a calling.
Ny work was with a Chicago news
paper, and some time after Abraham
Lincoln's election to the presidency of
the United States l was directed by
the managing editor TO go to Spring
field, see Mr.. Lincoln, if possible, and
get an interview. I arrived in Spring
field in the morning and in the after
noon went to Mr. Lincoln's home.
was surprised at being admitted With
out any ceremony whatever, and was
ushered into a living room. wherein
sat the next president in rocking
chair. There were two little boys, his
sons, with him, the one sitting on his
shoulder, maintaining his position by
his grip with both hands on the presi-
dent-elects hair. The other boy was
climbing up behind with a view to dis
pute his brothers seat and to effect a
similar lodgment on the other shOul-
der
Mr.. Lincoln was restrained from ris-
ing with one boy on his shoulder and
another holding on to his coat collar.
He excused himself for not doing so
and put out his hand in g very friendly
way. But he made no move to stop the |
boys from their athletic amusement. |
This did not seem to me quite in keep I
ing with his dignity as the coming /
chief executive of a great nation-to /
me, q journalistic representative Of a |
great newspaper. However, I express
ed my feelings and began the inter
view, first drawing forth with as much 1
Importance as I could assume a note
book in which to lay down those re
markable facts which the president
elect would announce, through me, to
the nation.
Mr. Lincoln" 1 said, 'T shall he
much obliged to you if you viii give
ne the names Of such members of
your cabinet as you may have decided
Ipon, if any, and what policy you in
Rock Island Argus., 1915-02-02
Modern Influences at Work in Bagdad

Thirty days by caravan from Con
stantinopie. near the Persian frontier
in Turkish Arabia. and removed from
the westward but 80 miles from the
Garden Of Eden. mans birthplace.
stands the once splendid city OF rev
elry. ancient Bagdad. for centuries
the capital OF the Mohammedan world.
and. now. the second city OF import
ance in the Ottoman empire. Wither-
ed by its riots Of pleasure, an easy
prey FOR Mongols in 1858. generations
asleep md behind-hand. the spirit of
modern progress has recently taken
hold there. and from Bagdad the flow
er OF the Turkish army, oficered by
young men OF highest military and
scientific training. is pursuing an in
vasion Of Persia. In one OF a series
OF studies OF lands affected by the war.
prepared for the National Geographic
society. Frederick and Margaret Sim
pich describe the city OF caliphs as Il
is today
Bagdad they say. is built on both
sides of the river Tigris. On the west
bank is the old town. with streets so
narrow that IL is often impossible for
two donkeys to pass one another in
them. The new town. with its gov
ernmeut Offices. barracks. consulates.
prisons, and great government army
factory. lies upon the east bank
Around. as FAR as the eye can reach. 1
stretches the vast. fiat, treeless, emp !
y plain OF Aissopotamie. Twenty-Five Z
thousand Turkish soldiers are station /
ed az Bagdad. and this division of the
Ottoman army apparently Is as we'll /
trained as the model war machines Of
Europe
The older houses are huddled TO- /
sether. box-shaped, with fat roofs. and /
almost windowless. Arabs spend the
suitry sumner nights on these nat
roofs with tom-toms flutes. water
Rock Island Argus., 1915-02-02
IEALTTHTALKSy
am Brady,M
What Is Catarrh?

To hear the nostrum manufactur
er's advertising writer talk. II might
be imagined that catarrh Is universal
disease. You would gather the i'm
preston that II is a sort OF dyscrasia
or III humor venting itself upon all
mentionable organs and some unmen-
tionable ones. Hence IL would follow.
II the patent medicine mans medical
teaching were correct. that one rem
edy would be about right for all cases
OF catarrh.
Catarrhal trouble isn't a disease at
all. II is no more n disease than itch
ing or elevation of temperature is. It
would be quite as sensible TO speak OF
a cure for itching or elevation OF tenn
perature without regard TO the disease
of which IL may be a symptom, as to
speak OF a cure for catarrh.-
II makes no difference whether YOU
use local or internal treatment, you
can't cure catarrh without knowing
what disease II indicates. without ap-
plying whatever treatment that dis
ease may require
Salt water, glycothymoline, lister
and scores OF other sprays
or nasal douche solutions never cure
anything. They simply cleanse. and
so give temporary comfort, perhaps
Peruna, sarsaparilla bunk. pink pills
and numerous parlor car nostrums
which are recommended by unnamed
specialists OF eminent renown-if you
can believe the item signed Adv
are equally useless in the treatment of
diseases which are grouped under the
meaningless title catarrh-
Acute or chronic inflammation of
my mucous membrane-the lining of
any organ communicating with the
outside surface of the body-may be
:alled catarrh If you are satisfied with /
iuch a careless diagnosis. But IL YOU
want to ind relief for that infiamma-