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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-05
ngriff oeltl4er 2uf1@iffe auf ellglilde staote.

tipn Die @erfe snm Sell 5erItDrt mno
Die @eidjiite anbraud6ar gemad)t
batten. Stir Die NniIen babe es fei-
nem 3ipef mebr gsbabt, oie sseitana.
81 balten, nad)Oem bie Seiterreider
NaSgmno mnS sSaroslaa eenomarest
latten. = Selbit eimem 10 fd)mere,,
@erlnit, ipie ben Der Setting grc5e=
mDsl iuiiien bie id)reibgetuan6ten
Serren i'm ritiiiid)en Gemerallta6 10
oarsmitellen, als iuenn er In 8irf=
lid)feit Elm &orteil fir tie mare. GS
glaitbt linen aber WtemaitS.
Die geutid)en Wfueaer nno Sasn,
eie NIT 9(nton &uepferle aus 8roof-
I'm 8uiamn1en n1ter ser 9lnfloge,
oeutlde Spione 3u ietn, in 2onoon
berbaftet tpuroen, itno lett proseIiiert
.moroen. Wtltelfer ipl1roe gum gobe
nerurfeilt, ct fod erI6of5en fperoen,
Sabn erbielt fte6en Sabre 3ndt6ous.
Yeioe fonnen oppellieren. SIR @e-
nolie <epferle bat befonlttlidh utl
@efdngnis gelbfttnoro begongelt.
eeSn 8nfareit, Ser 6anptitabt 9ln=
mdniens, fat cine bentIdlfreunSlidJc
Strakerbemonitratipn itattgefmnOen,
Die BON oer Gulisei nit 6eiualt mn
terbriiff iueroen ,ntnfte. Sic giua
Dun Der fDnierbatipem 8artei ans.
Sas enaliidie 9arlament lit, snu
eriten Nal ieit ser Mimiiterfrifs
iuieSer sitiammengctreten. Maa
glambt, oak oas mene Minifteriuut
Die lfnteritiitnne bes geiammten TIN.
terbanies NIT gfnsnabme einiaef
fleiner @rnppea ltnperiGbnlidjeF,
nmS Ses Sberhanies baben iuiro.
8enn Die nene Gesiernnd ieoodl 6cn
ltnioniiten sSanes $. M. Campbell
snm aprofanSler fiir ssrlanS efnem-
men iuirb, Sanm iuerSen sic iriidlen
Wationaliitem proteitieren.
an Der 0rense pon Sprol, 70 miro
ans 8ien semelSet, 1T nidts 8id)ti=
|ges paiiiert. Ceftfid) BON Sre,is6era
baben bic Seiterreidjer siuei s55hen,
ipeldJe Die sStaliener aenommem fat
ten, iuiebcr erp6ert. Sln Der G,rense
BON Saerntben nno in Ser @eaenS
BON aarfreit iinb GGmbfe i'm @nnae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-05

Sentide enftidiffe babfn seiteru
abeno Sombsn auf Crte an Der Dit.
nno SiiSUitfiifte GnglauSs aeiporfem,
GmgeblidJ ieond nnr gerinaem Gdla.
ben anseridtet. 8elde Orte bum-
barbiert iuurben, iuir6 in Der Con.
ooner 9epefdJe nidt seIast. Gie
Genimr idJeimt ale Ginselbeiten, audi
bic Nanreji, smriidgebaIten at babea.
ytad einem offisiellen 8eridt aus
Aiem baben bic 6iterreid)iidem Srup-
pen inter Sem General BON goeljm-
GrmDlli bic 9sfeniib-9 -9iniem Der GnI-
fen onrd)bruden nn6 iinb bis in bic
9tabe bun NDeisfa, nidt lpeit BON
0reoef anf Ssm graoem 8eee nadJ
2embers gelesen, borge6rnngen. Die
inter oem 8efebl Siniinser's iteben.'
DC Nrmee Fat bei Gtrbi iueitere
Grfolse errnnsen nno Die 9iniTen &c.
finben iidJ anf bem bpllen 9tifsnec
Dor ibr. NndD am asrnt6 lit iuieber
gefdmpft iuoroen. sSn afr oieIem
6Gmpfen baben bic CeiterreidDer @rr-
teife errnngen nuo biele @efanseme
gemadf.
1teber bic Ginnabme ppm Gtrgi
in @alisicn iuiro nndDtrGgIidl gemels
bet: Die Grpberer Der S6ben ben
3iuiuim, preiifiide @ar1etrmppeu
nnter Sem Sommanbo bes baberiidlen
Generals Gjraf Telir b. Notbmer,
erftirntten bic itarf befeitisten rmis
fiIdJem Stellansen ant Strbi, nab.
men bic Stabt gleidJen gfamens nno
Snrdlbraden bic rniiiidje Sront 5it-
lidJ nmo nproiueitlid) bon oerielbem.
Tie 9inFen befinSen iid) auf 6eH
giifsna gceem ben Gnieiter. gis
iett iunrben SO rnififdje Offi5iere
nn6 9182 Solbaten sefausen genow,.
men nn6 s Geidjite itnb Is Mafdi-
menstiuebre trebert. Die GAIL 6er
Gefansentn mnb bic 8eHte iuad)ien
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-05
Surge lltberiidt.

SeutIdJe enftidiffe sreifea
Stabte an Der Sits nmS Siie-
uitfiiite Gnglanbs an.
gtene Cffeniipe Der Gent
iden i'm 0eiteu iuirb befiird-
tet.
glmerifaner crbalten anung-
me Narnnngen, 2Dnoon SIT
berlaiIen.
Die 9emtidjen madlem srufe
geitte n1r6lid bonn 9eiemen.
Die Ginnabme BON Strgi
mar Gin slamseuoer Grfols.
Gle 9eatiden erobern oas
Sdjlofl in 6uose iuieber.
3ebn ensliid)e SdJiffe luur-
ben berienft.
Die Geiterreider iino bis
Noeisfa Durge0rnngen mno 6a-
ben amdl am StrDi @urteile
errunaen.
sSSn Der ritutaniidlen 5anpt-
itaSt 8nfareit finben oeut;dJ-
.frennSiid)e 9entpnitratiumen
itatt.
Ter italieniid)e Eremiern,i-
niiter beiauptet, Ceiterreidl
babe lanse seiuuft, baf Sta
lien SDmpeniationen baben
iuolle II. baf es sesen Gin feino-
Tides gorgeben Ceiterreid,s
gcgen Serbien lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-05

oieie 9nr6indung tri6t pornebn,ea
tonne. obne ieine eigenen Shiffe III
@efabr 5u bringen, 10 miro es aud,
otele Joroernng oes Nraiioentvll
bohlt tpabrideinli6 boflih uno be-
itintmt 5llriidipeiie1.
0ie u5eoeral Srooe COMMIT,
lion" bat in Stem yorf cine 9(n8ol,l
erporteure IN 9eaug auf Die &eblNg
oes 9lnsfnbrbatt0els oerb0rt. gie
Wfeilten Der &erren itilnn1ten oorin
iiberein oaB fir oen slusIanobal:-
eel 8ereinigungen bon grporteurell,
ollo 1Rools@ ooer nSruits", erlaubi
letll iollten. sDfebrere BON ifnen
ipra6en fid) nit GROCER anerfen-
nnng iiber oie Metbooen aus, oie
8elttiblano bei Ser 9lnsbreitrna lei
nes slnslonobanoels perfoIee.
ltnlere Gegierltng inadt BE-
fatlnt, oaB fie eeeen oos urteil oes
Sltnoes 9iitriftgeribts in gren-
tom g. s., oir1 oas ibre alaae qe-
gen ben Stabltruit abgeipieien lpur.
De, appellterett miro
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-05
Ntss Merifc.

sllle nniere 8oniuln uno Som
fular agenten in Werico limo teIe.
grapbilb a1seipieien noroen, oeIn
Staatsoepartement einen poaen ge.
ridt iiber Die 3uitdnoe in ibrem 81
itrift ein3nienoen.
9lus Der inerifaniihen Saupt-
ltaot miro beri6tet, 0aB piele Mmer;-
toner uno anoere Srerrsoe Die Stao.
81 Bferoe ooer in 9(utomobilen psr.
laiielL Inn Srte gu erreihen, pol,
oenen aus iie init Der 9abn uah
Tera Gru5/ /ipeiter fabren fonnelt
Ser britiIbe &onlul in 8era Grus
lit BON ieirer gfegierlng angepie5en
tporoen, nit Dem anlerifaniihen &C.
heral-Goniul Sbonflin nah oar
Saitptitaot 3it reiieil Inn bei ose
Sortldaffltng Der syremoen, meldc
Die Staot berlaiien lpoaen, bebulf(id
81 fem.
8ie aus @era Grua genleloet
miro, lit iebt &err garrali8a oltG1
onoern Sinnes geiporoen. gr foaf,
Die geote oes Iraiioenten entbaIte
nidts, mas ben gorransiltas Die
Soffnltna rouben Tonne. gr nero,
Dem 8rdiioenten cine anerfennenoc,
llebenspitroige Mnttport Ihrei6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-05

bic SeiterreidJ bireft siuGngen, fer
Gifdes 8ebiet sit anneftieren.
8apio 2lopo George madt ieincn
3nborern flor, Die @rfol9e Ser 9eut-
iden bernbten MIR ouf ibrer u6er(a-
genen 9eipoffnltng. 8enn oie Gna-
lanoer uno Die sSranaoien 10 gut BE-
maffnet pdreny tpie oie 9entiden,
ounit tpiiroen lie oie 3eutlden i6ol'
Ianglt aus 8elgien Unto 5ronfrcid
bertrieben baben. 9esbalb ntiiBten
Die englii6en slrbeiter oanad tradJ-
ten 10 biel @offen uno Wtunitior,
fpie nur irgeno moglih, 1er5ultel.
len. Serr 2lopo-@eorge miro ber-
ausfinoen, oaB oie lteberlegenbeit
Ger 0entIden onoouern miro, Iel6li
menn Die gngl6noer nod 10 out be-
tpaffnet iilo uno nod 10 bel Nan-
milton baben. 0enn oie- lleberle-
genbeit Der 0eutihen berubt nidt
alf ben @nffen lonoern in erIte~
2inie mif Der Siidtigfeit uno ser
8egeilterlng Der ,Soloateu uno i6rer
sSiibrer.
Webrere glmerifaner, Die iid) In
Sonbon amfbalten, iollcn anDDmnC
Selegramme empfansen laben, IN
Senen linen geraten miro, Die Stabt
10 fdnea, iuie nt0glidL sa berlaiien.
Der 6iibrer Der bentId)en natio-
nalliberalen Eartei ba6en cine Ser
lammlung absefnlten mn6 in iGr
einen 8eIdlnk ansenpmmen, in oert
erflart ipirS, SeiitIdlam6 Iollte 10
Diel BON benz i'm 8eiten beiebten
Serritorinm i'm 8eiit balten, iuic es
fir bic SidJerbeit 9entIdlanSs mo-
tig lit.
ltnier yOti6after Morsentban
iast, es ieien gertumnbete in 10 grus
fer @ense in aonitantinopel eimse-
troffem, oak Die 8eb6rSem gar ni.bt
iuiiktem, mas iie tnn iullten.
Nus 8rescin miro geneloet: Menn
nimnt bier on, oaB Gr5ber5og Gll-
gen Den Oberbefebl iiber oie sur
8erteioignns Grients aufgeIteilte @r-
NEE iibernonlnell bot. gr3ber5og
@ngen, Der i'm 8olfe uno in ser
glrmee iebr beliebt it, fiibrte nod
Dem 6oa bon 9elgroo oas &om-
manoo iiber Die eegen Serbien ope-
rierenoen Sriippen. gr fontntan-
oierte mebrere Sabre eill slrnees
forps IN Snnsbrud nno ift NIT bern
IN Srage fontmenoen 9erraiu Iehr
bertrout.
Giner nidtamtlid)en Nselbnna
nus Tetrifan, Siibpulem, smfulae,
baben bic giniien bic fiiblidl uuu
geleseme Staot 9iaoom
gerannrt. 9faSpm biloae ben mid.
tighten Stiikpnnft Der 9iniYea siui-
IdIen sSipamgOroo nno &ieIse.
Nelfe enorme 8erluIte oie 9fui-
Ien'in Den lebten @o6e1 IN oen 0urd)
Die getpultigen S1la6ten in @ali-1
iien iiberidatteten G1lnpfen IN Suit
lano uno GoIen erlitten baben, gebt
ms Der folgen0en, bonn @roBen
8eneralItab in ieinem 9eri6t iiber
Die Situation an Der oft[iden sSront
1etnahten Wiitteilungen berbor
> pltniere &riegsbeute norolih pom
ltiemen beItono i'm Moi aus 400
8efangenert II @eIhiiben luo ~
Utaidinenaetpebreu. SiioIi6 BON
)demen, Bis sur 9ilico, modtcH
Dir ipdbren0 oes Wonats 6943 &c,
iongene nn0 mir erbeuteten If @eo-
dinengeipebre, iotpie elm 8lug3eug. !"
Gin offiSieaer rnfiiider 8eridlt
ast, BreSembsl latte nidjt pertfi-
,iat iuerben fSnnen, 6a Die Deter. |
.eid,er geiuerseif bor her Qah;fuIo.
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Der Cbetitabsarst nnb iein Gag
brn0er.

0eltlidb miiBte id meinen Burden
ipe6ieln. Ser gfeuangefon.me,le
ipuroe bon mir belebrt:: vslllo hair'
mai, mein Sebn, nun the es Dei-
ftenl 8orgdnger gleid), ser BAT oas
@inbei5en aus Dem # perItonoen.
9arouf lege id groBen Wert. oenl
es pfeift einem boIlifdb in oieie afte
9noe binein. @irft gu es Senf,
fdoffen f9nnen?"
eSatpol, @err Sberftn6sarstl1
nDu madit mir einen gons per-
traiienertpefenoen ginorlid. gp,s
biit 0u oenn i'm gibil2"
ngrofeiior Der 9biloloprie an ser
ltniberfitdt goItod.@
rSor' mol. nein Sobn, 0as lit ia
ansgeaeidnet oa tpollen mir aIeid,
bein On bleiben slber iaee Oh audl
On 81 mir"
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3eitnng sn berfanfeu.

8egen boben aIIters oes giaefitii.
tners, tit Der iiber 26 Sabre beifeben.
De Sort @ortb gln3eiger" al perfou.
Ten, Nson ooreiiiere;; ,slt8eiaers
Sort @ortb, Geros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-05
@ams Ieime Dseinuua.

5ran: v@ein @ater pfleste iinntpr
5n iagen, es pdre idaoe, ooB i'd,
nidt als Sunae ollf oie g8eIt qe,
fonnen tp6re.~
Wfann: a9us meine id) and.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-05

9iefe @eididte lit Elm 8eitrag gu oeli
Annalen oieier 3eit, Die nit golbe-
rem @riffel 9ei9rieben tperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-05

Siibnerlanie. SI5be, Slne6nas, Witts.
ytoades, MmeiIen. &atten un6 lire Nrut
iofort getotet nit IS. & s. grtern,i,tI,e
tor" beraefte1t in Gan Gntonio itn0 No.
rantiert, Gro,um Chemical gp.. toos
Siio sSlores Ctr, SeI. grodeft 1900
Meiies 1910. =
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!, Or. 5. 8. Softer, 8abnarst, gi6bs
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-24
THE GERMAN VIEW.
(By Hugo Won Kleist)

Continued protests against Great
Britain's seizure of shipments of COD
per have been filed with the state de-
partment since last December. Five
concerns which practically control
the copper industry. engaged John
Bassett Moore to push their case. In.
formation has been filled with the de.
partment of state regarding all ship.
ments seized. Evidence Of gross dis.
elimination showing how, by their
high-handed methods, England is at
tempting to throw our entire neutral
copper trade into the hands of British
agents. has been placed in the hands
or Secretary of State Bryan. Despite
the fact that England's seizure up tn
January l, 1915. amounted to $4,000.
ooo and that four forced sales made
to the British government wero q,
prices far below those offered by the
original consignees, Secretary BRYAN
mas not seen fit to take any effectivo
action. Already the copper produc.
ton of this country, according tn
statements filed with the department
OF state, has decreased SO per cent
More than a million persons living
west OF the Mississippi have been
directly and indirectly affected and
thousands OF employees have been
thrown into idleness.
The concerns which have united in
protest are the American Smelling
and Refining company. the United
METAL Selling company, the American
metal company, l.. Vogelstein G. Com .
pany and the Norfolk Smelling and
henning company. The seizures made
by Great Britain since the outbreak
oft the war and up until January
aggregated 1880 tons, of which 9 40 /
TONS were held at Gibraltar alone /
-FOUR OF the shipments we're destined
lor Holland, IA for Italy, and 10 for
sweden. On the four lots sold to the 1
British government in preference IN /
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-24
Racket or Raouette.

Wnen you use the racket in playing
tennis you do not stop to think what
1t means and how difficult It has been
to trace the word Some thought that
II was SO called because of the noise
made by the ball striking It, but this
is impossible. The real origin is from
the French raquette, the palm Of thu
nand. which was originally used in
the game before the racket was in.
vented. It's all very simple when you
know. wv
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-24
Bring Tibet to Alaska.

II nae been proposed by a United
states Official to Alaska to cross the
YAK OF Tibet with Galloway cows for
the purpose of obtaining a type of cat.
tie suitable to the rigorous life in
the Arctic country.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-24
the expense and delay of prize court
proceedings. the shippers and brokers
lost $4,000.

Preserve Patch Of View Trees,
A bit Of primeval yew forest about
nalf a mile square is carefully pre-
served In the Bavarian highlands Of
Germany. the tree. once widely dis.
tributed. having become almost extinct
in Europe.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-24
Never Time for Content.

me men who do big things in the
world and lead the way to success for
otners ara never quite contented.
whenever a man is willing to let we'll
enough alone he has struck IL and
MS lie OF usefulness Is practically
over.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-24
The Pitlless Tvrant.

Remember that woman is a tyrant,
ana that only when you are under her
little heel. and it is too late to strue.
gle. you will find how pitiless 1t can
be. and how quickly 1t can crush tho
lie and spirit out of man.-Sydney
Yorke.
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Hardly.

Hardly.
some OF the weddings must make
CUPID laugh In his sleeve" remarks
newspaper cynic. Not the Cupid
whose pictures we've seen-pos,nn
Transcript. o'o1
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-24
The Great Conflict
THE ALLIES VIEW.
(By Albert w. Bryce

or course the triangular contro.
versy over the paper blockade enter
prises of Germany and England, in
which our government stands at the
apex. had not begun at the time of
the sinking Of the William p. Frye,
and the commander of the Prinz
Eitel Frederick could not know of
the embarrassment which the prece.
dent he created might prove to his
government, whose personal posi-
tion 1t absolutely stultif1es. But he
was quite aware Of the generally in.
defensible character OF the act which
he was committing His business IN.
on the seas was to injure England in
any and all ways that he could. He
did not propose to stop for any mere
scruples Of law or international
usuage. But with that curious faculty
for self-delusion of which this war
has shown SO many instances, he
thought 1t worth while to fabricate a
tissue of fallacies to cover his act
Finding nothing In the general
principles Of international law to ms.
tify his course. he fell back on the
declarations of his own, forgetting or
ignoring the fact that the declaration
has no force or effect in the present
war and that his government bas
proceeded both on provisions.
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The fifty-ninth Street, New York
trolley line has been forbidden by
Commissioner of Health CoIdwater to
permit more passengers on its cars
than $50 per cent. of the seating
capacity.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03

TnrmerS- nno StaOtlentc
iollien 6efonoere gsotiB nebmen.
Die JiaDmDn0sGliber &c.,
eIn9emeine GoniraIiorcn uno Gorirufteure
515-517 @eIt- Er0ttsS sStrafie,
bat ii6 enii6ofcn, 9ier6e uuo MldueieI Mot
ldnger nlebr IN ibrem @eihdit 81 acbrnu6eH,
uno oa ibre Bugibiere iiberfliiie Iiuo,
DcrfanFen iic pDiitib
birie[ben bur 3aliie bes lua1rru Weribes
22O Tferoe- WlanleIel 220
einb fit Hoeer, 9ionipaeen aarrrn, Rilnee
S6anfeln, gioeliren uno i1peren TranSport
frnlnirt
%ierOe BON $25, $35 nuO $40 nn.
NlauIcisI non $50 bis $40 onS
ASanr aM.
515-517 &eit' t'Eratt.Str.
rbcrhnlb 4ncn.etr,
6. & a @bcne, St. %anl 7593
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
8Iot0irter oniHtiduI.
0td."


0cn Dorf, 2. lRdr3. G5eo.
Softer, 9IOoIpb Sadmeiiter uno@aIl
RappiugbollS, orei Der iiini geame
ten lnO 9IugeIieIltcn Der Samburg-
9lmerifo Sinie, tueI6e geiteru me
gen angebIider 9ci6winoeluug Ser
Ser. Stooten olrh 9IuSiteIing foI.
ider Monifeitc on Shiffc welde
Ocutide Greu5er berprouiantirteu
inter gIufIage geitellt wuroen pIai-
oirten bellte, ais lie oorGefiibrt lullr-
Sen, onid]tihuloia." Sic puroen
nah SteIhn9 bon ic $4,000 giirg.
idaft cutIaiieu Softer lit ser gu.
perintenOent Der 2iuic, 0admciiter
Ser GintoufS 9Igcnt iu0 |apping.
oeS Gonpicrs D9crpino."
&arI 9iin5, Gircftor, unO 6eIir
Seiiner, Supercorao OeS o2oreu5o,"
cridienen nicbt I'M @eriht.
Dor Elm Yriiengeribt.
&aris, 2. Wldr3. ~ O6crilotteu.
GonnliHare 9emoiue, peIher Mit.
aIico 0eS Eriicn Gomitc'S III, be.
lcgtc Den ometifaniiben Gompier
oCacio," mel6er bon oent fran50G.
iden SiiliStrcuser oGuropc~ na1
Brett oebratt iuur0e IN oacr 6orut
init 9eihlog im6 500 Die fran5oiiide
Sloeec ori Dem Shiffe oiii @e5iig.
lid ser fir Geittihlau0 beitinunteft
2aoung BON gaimnuoue miro fein
SHritt imternonmen meroen bis
oas @riieuseri6t ieine Gerbonolung
beginnt. Gic Monni6aft Der ia.
cia" piro, luie in 6bnlidcn Sdaen,
uad) Ben Ser. Staateu 5uriidgeididt
luerocu.
Ser bcfannte @0lferrcbtlcr Gin.
net erfIdrt I'M nIigaro.~ ooB feiue
3peifel iiber Sic Gouoemniritug Ser
nSocia1 mdrcu, a6er Dab cs cine an
ocre 5raee mare, Of oic GoR0enmi.
rimg bon ser 9leeicrnng nohsenldlt
iperOc o0cr oos c5cridt oicielbc au-
orOuen piiroc. SluA bebanptet Ght.
net OaB Sronfrcicb nidlt an Die 9Ib-
maduugen gebuuSen lit, tpeldeGna'
Iano be5iiaIid Der 8ounuoa gIuSs
fubr Hob IelltihIano ciugegaugen
it,
Sum Cbcrcommanoircns
Ocu in @aIIipoIi
crnnnnt.
2onoon .. N2Gr3. Mus 9ltbcu
lit bier bentc Elm Eelegronm ciroc-
troifen aus Dem beroorsebt, ooB
GiiaO 1aida, Ser befonnte @ertbei-
bigger bon Sanina, elmer mdbreno oes
lester @aIfanfriegcs beiB umitrittc-
ncn staot, ou oie Spite 0cr tiirfi.
i6em Streitfr6fte oui Der Salbinicl
@aaipoli eeiIeat morOcn lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03

9I6Onneuten Die oeu DSsutIdcn
GorreiponoentenD uidt piinftlih uOer
iimreaelmGli9 erBaltcM iinO orbeten,
Der Office baum per Selep6On uOer
idlriitlid) yiittbeilune 81 madeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03

5000 1aoi5H gbemlaI Ctr.......- 90
5000 &aolIoa Chemical eet......... 90
5000 IIun & e eauI q 5sr.......ioiA
10000 ga sgoicr 4oiuer 5er...... ooM
1000 lIuiteO aos Inc 4eT........... ooh
- NuibelIe aaIto II go........iso
100 aui6elIc Goshen & Go........ "a
81 NHibeiIe @er Sr Sep go......t72l5
10 sInibeilc RAJ @ani OF BALTIC. .i55
10 sIuibeIIe Gat Gtaause Bani.l5s
s5 slnibeIe aoribera Genital . s4's
100 NuiDeile iiuiico rms com... o5k
100 suIbciIs unIitso 9ibS com...... 253
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03

gfoggen. 3uiubr 22,953 BIT
icbeI; @eriouOt BON BEN GIepatoren
445 8uidleI; GIepotoreu . &Orrotb
6s6,573 guiael.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
8n Oerf0mfen.
Sihner=9Eormen,

"a .s8obIberH AZ 1875. 3 9ldcr, 62J.
Sss yanS ~ bro Wonnt; fclnc 3nlcn. 2ic'
segn ocgylteli an rs. 9. & gl 9leitriiheH
nregti; &e1I9aoe an Der eiation; 80 WsnntciI
S,eM fSos sum Nnucu boracihoieH. slorel'
egars2-S,' Seutidler 6orreiponOent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
ssFIanat- srancu nuO WlaOd,u.

F,,. @erInngt:
Is Mse 5raee ebrIide @ittroe i'm gIIter BON
I'M X ~ Jabren (utbertfdl). Der engliiden
lafen 'SS',NeH SauNseH Sptads .IHdttig IN elner elq'
cSj1nl cjbna {a9en Nr 100, HorosP6rt. .straRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
SECOND CAIL.

10 anibeiIe rnlii nus cOm.... 25a
60 Nuibeile uni Rps com ...... 25H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
NerInnnt

SossM. SM y'dodeH oocr 6rau fiji ecp5bnlibe
8eriSon,oet in elmer Gamilie bon erpahieHeH
iroaer " @uier 9obH ipir0 be5ablt Nocb5us
2Srr,1B y Der expedition oes Biattes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
gaItimOrer wsarFtberidjt,.
WicflioG 0cn 2. N11r5 19I

Nlcnllog, 0cll 2. W(or3 IJI0.
30 ebl. H 3ufiibr 1922 6Giier,
cini6IicBlih 2245 sSdHcro al 2ocllit-
9Soint imO 205l Sdfer 3u Canton;
&iiItcnberionot 1892 SGIicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
@erIOrcm:
@erlprcn:

Bon einem Baaen bee .glbamS GrpreB 60
Elm Radet NIT 25 S6ddteln Asouore Belpp
nuno loenH supidertatleI ~ 9lf, 2Oe, Sit
fJranflinsStfaRe. (Wr62--3)
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1915-09-04
Manning Estate
Is First to Pay
Income Tax

The first estate income tax for
Stark county, levied under the North
Dakota state law of 1918 is $1,034.72
just paid into the county treasury by
the Dan Manning estate.
Mr.. Manning, who died in 1914,
was one of the pioneer ranchers of
the Little Missouri country, accumu-
lating a large property in the raising
of fine horses and cattle. He was the
first mayor of the city of Dickinson
holding the office for several terms
This is the largest estate ever pro-
bated by Judge Fred Maser, the bond
required of the estate being $25O,OO0
The widow is allowed $4,000 exemp-
ton, and each of the children, B. F.
and Gervase Manning, $4,000. Two
per cent of this tax goes into the
county general fund and the remain
ing ninety-eight per cent goes to the
state.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1915-09-04
Fulcher- r-McEWen

Following their wedding Wednes-
day morning, September 1, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Fulcher of Portland, Ore
gon, were the recipients of shower
of congratulations and we'll wishes.
Mrs. Fulcher will be remembered as
Miss Effie McEwen, formerly of this
city.
The wedding took place at the home
of Mrs. Porter, the BRIDES aunt, at
500 o'clock. the ceremony being per-
formed beneath beautiful bower of
flowers by Presbyterian minister. A
sumptuous wedding breakfast was
served and the young couple left on
an 11:OO o'clock train for honey
moon of about two weeks to be spent
at various places in Washington and
California. :,
The bride wore blue suit and large
picture hat. She has host of friends
in Dickinson, having lived here until
about three years ago, when she and
her mother moved to Portland. Her
sweet disposition and winning ways
make her we'll liked every where.
After their trip Mr.. and Mrs. tul.
cher begin housekeeping at Portland
Immediately, Mr.. Fulcher having a
position there with the international
Harvester Co.