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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-12
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
AND NOTICE OF SALE
Little Willow Irrigation
District, Year 1913

Notice is hereby given that
under and by virtue of the statutes
in such cases made and provided,
will, on Wednesday, the first day
of September, 1915, at two o'clock
p. m, at the office of the Little
Willow Irrigation District, to-wit:
at the residence of Gary Hurst in
SEA Section 10, Township Ndrth
of Range West of Boise Meridian,
, Canyon County, State CT Idaho,
offer for sale the following des-
cribed real estate, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy the taxes, penalties, and
costs assessed thereon, for the as
sessment levied by the Little Will
low Irrigation District on August Is,
1914, the sale to continue from day
to day until completed, Provided,
however, that such property may
be redeemed prior to September LIST
by the payment to the Treasurer at
his office in the First National
Bank, Payette, Idaho, of all delin-
quent assessments, together with all
penalties and costs attached thereto.
The above mentioned properly is
described as follows, to-wit:
Brown, nk seA swA; n1a
swA seA, Sec. %, Twp. 8, Range 8
West, B. NJ, 40 Acres, $3.50.
Barber, w. c. -nk seA, Sec. 20,
9, 8, 80 A., 1920.
Bowker, Jake, sex swA, 20, 9,
8, and n1z swA seA, 20, 9, 9, so A.,
$500
Callen, C. F. -swA neA. 20, 8.
8, 40 A., $3.50
Conover, Emma ]. -s1s swA swA |
nwA; WIZ WIZ nwA swA 25, 9, A, /
and eli Ell neA seA; WIZ eh |
swA seA; wiz e1k e1A swA seA,
26, 9, 4. 40 A., $3.50.
Cosman, J. B. me- seA; ez seA
seA, 81, 9, 8, neA neA neA, 2Si 9,
8, ITO A., $18.15.
Cosman, c. w. -neA seA; wiz
seA, 8, 8, and nwA neA, IT, 8, 8,
100 A., s26.40.
Keifer, Oscar, -eh seA, 8, 8, A.
30 A., 1920.
Maule, A. WIZ nwA; nwA swA,
;, 8, 4, 100 A., $3.50.
Sage, R. G. -n1s nwA nwA, II,
}, 4, 20 A., $3.50.
shrimp, G. B. SEX sell neA, rs,
}, 4, 10 A., $1.65.
Shrimp, w. R. -ek nwA; swA
leA; neA neA; M seA neA; n1a
lwA SEX; swA nwA seA. SO, 9, 4,
nd Lot 2, 80, 9, 4, 254. 81 A., $H.s5.
shrimp, Sophia, SEX nwA seA;
" swA seA; seA swA seA, rs, 8,
, 40 A., $3.50.
Smith, Andrew, SEX swA; sell
VIZ swA, 80, 9, 4, so A., $500.
Standard, D. E. -neA swA, 20, 9,
40 A., $500
syme, John,-sh nwA neA; nwA
VIZ neA; swA neA neA; nwA A
sA neA, 10, 9, 8, SO A., 1925.
Wiley, A. F. -neA neA, 10, 8, 4, II
} A., 1912.
Wilson, Albert, -neA nwA, 20, 8,
40 A., $3.50. "
Windle, T. J. -s1s nwA; sk neA
VIZ; nwA neA; sh neA, %, 8, 3,
20 A., $500 F.
Dated this 4th day of August,
15.
]. L. EDWARDS,
reasurer and ex-officio tax collect
or OF the Little Willow Irrigation
District, Canyon County, Idaho.
rst Publication, Aug. S, 1915.
ast Publication Aug 26 1A16
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-12
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST

For week ending August 7th. 1915.
BENCH, WALTER
FENNER.C. e.
HALL,ROL0N
HESTER, MISS. LIZZIE
HIBBARD, H.
HOCKEY, ROSWELL
JOHNSON, G. R.
MITCHELL, RALPH
E. T. BOWMAN, P. M.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-12

The alarming number OF
physical defects found in
eriioolchildren through the
Uaised States is opening
the eyes of the medical pro-
fession. The superintendent
Of public schools in st.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-12
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Sunday School at 10 A. M.
Christian Endeavor at 7 P. M.
There will be no preaching SER
vices next Sunday either In the morn
ing or evening.
The Keota news., 1915-11-05
Fates and Witches Conspire with the
High School Professor


Twenty-Five young members Of the
human race and one ancient child Of the
perissodactyl ungulate family. making
in al the unlucky number "23," spent
Saturday night merrymaking at Harry
e. Greene's homestead about two and
half witches flights northwest Of town.
The guests were ushered into q room
where skeleton stared down from the
wall and ashy-white bones lay on the
floor; later they were beckoned into an
other dimly lighted room where bone
arm wearing q dark kid glove slowly
reached out to clasp hands In . weird
welcome. A sorceress revealed to the
girls some interesting. but gloomy. pro-
phesies concerning their doom; and Of
fered consolation and hope to the one
lonely lover in their midst. The most
amusing games Of the evening were
"Pass the Scissors" "Puss Without
Boots" and Rabbit" Partners for
supper were gotten by matching the
names Of famous lovers of history. At
the midnight hour, all departed for
their homes, having greatly enjoyed
Poe's tale Of 1.-THE Black Cat," and the
other Halloween festivities. Besides
the host, those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Rhoadarmer and daughter,
Thelma, Mr.. and Mrs. Creel. Misses
Letta Jobbins, Grace Nevins, Mary
Haworth, Mae Dake. Fac Stanley, Amy
Simms, and Regnall Olsen, and Aessrs.
Harley Jobbins, Harold Currie, George
Baker, Carl Haworth, Clyde Stanley,
Chris Kechter, Charles Burgesser. Lloyd
Andrews, and Ival Sutton.
The Keota news., 1915-11-05
Movement for Township Survey

Movement for Township Survey
A movement was initiated 1T Murphy
school house last Monday night for .
survey Of Township NJ, Range 81 w.,
when pablic meeting was held Of resi-
dents in that township. Az planned,
the survey will be done under authority
Of the District Court, under an action
to be brought by interested residents
and property holders in accordance with
the Colorado statute providing for such
settlement Of disputed lines. Attorney
I. s. Griffin was in Greeley last week in
the interest Of the proceedings, and
finds that they offer the ideal way for
obtaining survey that will be final,
permanently fixing the section lines SO
there can be no further dispute over
them, and pro-rating the cost among all
the real estate owners in the territory
affected. The movement will be
watched with interest, and probably
other townships will adopt the same
plan.
The Keota news., 1915-11-05
Keota Grange Initiate Eight Members

keota Grange Initiate Eight Members
A. F. Hart, deputy organizer, was q
guest Of Keota Grange on Tuesday ev-
ening. It had been just seven months
and one day since the order had been
instituted, and Mr.. Hart was pleased
with the increase in membership, and
the large attendance that evening.
Eight candidates for membership given
the obligations and secret work were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Woodward, Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Olsen, J.'E. Pegg, Ben
Rlioades, Arthur Accola, and Mrs.
Mary Bowman. Five others will be ad-
mitted at the next regular meeting,
November 16. Officers for the ensuing
year will be elected at that time. For
the good Of the order, there were sew
eral excellent talks given by the broth
ers, and an appetixing lunch Of cake,
pie, tea, and coffee served by the sis
ters.
The Keota news., 1915-11-05
Keota Band to Give Concert Before
Leader Cresl Goes East

One week from tonight. November
IL, is the date set for band concert
and pie social to be given at the school
house by the young men and women of
Keota Band. Leader CreeI and wife
expect to leave soon for the east, and
this last concert and social before their
departure should be the very best. All
members of the band are urged to come
out to practice on next Wednesday ev-
ening. Everyone is invited to come on
Friday night. A new method will pro-
badly be used for getting partners for
pie.
The Keota news., 1915-11-05
Children Attend Shook Party

Children Attend Sp00k Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Schamber and three
small children; Mrs. Pegg, Will Stew
art. Clifford Jobbins, and Helen Tyler,
besides seventeen pupils Of Keota grade
school enjoyed spook party given at
the home of Miss frankie Baker on
Saturday night. Sixteen sheeted ghosts
and one witch spent the evening diving
for apples, hunting peanuts, playing
nervous-jerks and shoemaker, and with
other pranks and outdoor games. On
ly Edna johnson and Harley Baker sue
ceeded in taking = bite out Of the hang
ing apples. Miss Baker favored her
guests with few piano selections. A
nice lunch, consisting Of sandwiches,
pickles, pie. cake, and apples, was
served. Both the children and their es-
corts had very pleasant time.
The Keota news., 1915-11-05
,EWs NOTES OF THE DAY
kems of Interest to the People of
Keota Community

The HalIOWe en- eOClel nel0 last Fri.
ay evening at Sunnyridge schoolhouse
leared $27. .45 from the sale Of thirty
even shadows. OF course that would
ave been quite price to pay for in
onstant and vanishing shadows; but
he young men had in mind the nice
hrge pies which they would be permit
ed to eat with some other fellows best
Eirl, and so they unhesitatingly Ibid
p," and were glad to pay the price
nnounced when auctioneer w. E. Scott
allied, "Sold!" Miss Frye and her pu-
ills gave carefully prepared program
which was in keeping with the evening.
number Of good selections were
layed by sunnyridge orchestra: Miss
rye. organ; Harry Wecas, violin; La
mar Scott, second violin; Carl Haworth
Ind Philip Cronk, cornet.
Mrs. Charles Murphy entertained q
humber of her friends at Machasett
Ranch on Tuesday afternoon. Needles,
|himbles, crochet hooks, and tatting
huttles were used by the guests: Mes
ames J. A. Rumsey, Dwight Ramsey,
!. N. Wood, Hobbs, Ernst, Markham,
Gells, Irwin, George Schoonover, l. s.
Griffin, and Mcleod.
Lest you forget-we say it yet-you
ban get four magazines for one year by
enewing your subscription to Keota
News. We want ell our old subscrib-
rs to get these magazines. We are
elling The News with four magazines
one year for only $1.6S. Read our
ID this week.
A. v. Crosthwait and Mr.. and Mrs.
=. R. Plumb, Of Fort Morgan, were
Keota visitors Wednesday. Mr.. Crosth-
fait owns quarter section five miles
northwest Of Keota, and was here to
lispose Of his share Of . crop of wild
lay cut on it this season.
w. R. Stewart and D. w. Schoonover
made business trip to Greeley Tues
Iay. They were accompanied by Mrs.
'tewart and daughters as far as Eaton
where they visited with Mre. Stewards
ousin.
Hubert H. Cronk and family, Of
pring Hill Ranch, left Keota Wednes-
ay for Omaha, where they will spend
ne winter.
For sale or trade: Cradle spring
rame Indian Motorcycle, 4 h. p, good
ondtion. Stanley, News Office.
Mrs. F. M. Steiger and two children
eturned Tuesday from . four days visit
nth her daughter in Denver.
n. H. Northup Is building q 30x40
ement barn; and Henry Shimp is build
ig Ax36 frame barn.
Tell your friends about the band con-
ert and pie social at Keota on next
riday evening. .a
Union Pacific motor car arrives at
riggsdale at 11:16 q. M: and leaves at
2Op. m.
q. M. Creel and wife were Sunday
nner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
obbs.
For Sale-Three young milch cows,
ur yearling steers. See DR.. Wells.
Ben Davis and Rome Beauty Apples
sell from car on track 1T Keota.
Cyrus Roby Of Gill, Colo, was greet
old friends in Keota Thursday.
Will pay cash for few good cows.
A. Jackson, Keota, Colo.
The Keota news., 1915-11-05
Fred johnson Gets Michigan Bride

Miss Georgia Major, of South Haven,
Mich, and Fred L. johnson, who has a
homestead in the Pawnee country,
about eighteen miles northeast of Ke-
ota, were married at Greeley, Wednes-
day, October 20. From there they
went to Denver for few days visit,
returning the following Sunday. The
marriage comes as the elimination Of a
romance extending over a period Of
several years, the young people having
known each other before the johnson
family moved here from Chicago.
The Keota news., 1915-11-05
Card Of Thanks

We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors for their kindness during the
sickness and burial of our darling baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Rhoades,
Mrs. r. C. Odoms.
The Keota news., 1915-11-05
Death Of Lillian Mabelle Rothe

Death of Lillian Mabelle Rothe
Lillian Mabelle Rothe, age nine
months and two days, died Monday,
November 2. Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter F. Rothe, had gone from
home about three o'clock that morning
to work in the beet fields, leaving the
baby in care Of her grandmother. A
short time before noon, the grandmoth-
er put Lillian on the bed while she went
to drive some cattle out Of the field; and
when she returned in few minutes,
found the baby dead, having strangled
between the sewing machine and bed.
The funeral was held from the home,
ten miles south Of Keota, at 1880 .. m.
Wednesday; Rev. ]. R. Jones, officiat-
ing. Interment was made in Horst
Cemetery.
Leigh Merriman made q motorcycle
trip to Greeley Thursday. ..
Fortner, Photographer, Sterling, Colo.
The Keota news., 1915-11-05
Church Announcements


Methodist Church services for Sun
day, Nov. z:
Sunday school. 10 3. m. Lesson, II
Kings II :21 to 1916.
Preaching, II .. m. Subject, "Dar-
ing to be . Soldier IN . Warring Ma
ton.
Epworth League. p. m. Topic, "A
Prophets Great Promise to Youth, "
Joel 2: 2l, 27 to g.
Preaching, 7:45.
Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Tyler
Thursday, Nov. II.
You are welcome to all of these SER
]. R. JONES, Pastor.
Carload Ben Davis and Rome Beauty
apples on track at Keota. Good keep
ers and priced right.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-21
NMs Merifc.

Cine iiber 81 8aio fommenol
unbeltdtigte 0epei6e meloete, gilf
iuolle ii9 in Aguascalientes feitieBen
oen Srt befeitigen uno bort Dem btr,
nnrilfenoen Sbregon oen @eg mad
Horoen perlegen.
@ie aus gropnspille gemel.
oct miro, baben garran3iltas be
0iatamoros auf zines bon unietcr
slrmee 2uftidiffen geidoiien, Pa.
ben es nber nidt getroffen.
Gllpal @eit bat uniern
Staatsoepartement telesrap9iidb NIT
geteilt, Dob er iebt au6 cine Inter.
reoung NIT 3apata gebabt babe. Do
nit lit feline slufgabe poaenoet unf
er miro nod Sauie 5uriidfebren. lie.
ber oas @rgebnis ieiner ltnterreoun.
gen Oerlalitet nod nidts.
gea6ri6ten. Ole in @aibingtou
eingetroffen iino, laiien erfennen, 0aE
gilfa Die Staot sSrapuoto nod nidlt
9eralmt bot mie geitern gemelnei
ipuroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-21

W'e aus Berlin seneloet ,uirS, fa-
ben bic &aiien in ssolge ter heftiaen
Angriffe Der 6iterreidiidleu grtiI(erie
bic salisifdDe Sta6t sarnaiu, 6itfid,
bon arafan selesen, rammen miiiYen.
Jn Berlin lit Die offisieae 8eifati.
gnng Der 9iadrid)t bon eigem Sieae
Der GrntidDem iiber bic Gnslan6er Gel
Saifimi in 9ettidJ DIT Nfrifa eiu.
setroffeH, Die yriten icilen zoo
Ysann, bic Sentiden nur 56 perlprcu
babeH. @iele Weiuebre, Gin 0eidliit
mno grcee Wiengem Mnnition iuur.
BON ben Gemtiden erobert.
IS fdDeint, oaf Gin mener gluariii
anf bic 0aroanellen begomnen fat unb
6af Oeriel6e NIT gr6ferer Strait ans,
aefiibrt luiro, als ale bisberiaen Gin.
griffe. Rad gerIiner 8eridten iins
10000 syransoien nnb Gmslanber au
Der 0srSfiiite 6es Coils bon Saros
geIaubct, bic iuabrld)einlidD bic tiirfi
idJen 1prts an ben 9arbanellen bon
Der 9lafieite der angreiien iollen
slnf Der Snief Semnos trrfien, iuie q
heift neme engliidle srnppen bon
Neagpten Ter Elm.
Sehs Sorpeboboote baben perindjt
omrdJ bic 5aroanellen ~ faIren, a
lit linen a6er nidDt selnngen.
Die gllliierten baben 6ei einem
nenen Ansriff amf bic Garoanellel
mieoer cine Sd)lappe erlitten. Gin,
ppn Gonitantinopel einsetroffen'
amtlide 0epeide meloet, Oaf en-
5dlladJtififf, bas bonn Gimsans be,
geerenae ans bic Gnkeren 8efeiti
anngen befdJof, BON bier tiirfiidlet
0BeTdJoEen getroffen mn6 idiuer BE
Idsbist tunrbe. 3luei Der WeidDoif'
idlInssu nnterbaI6 Der BaiftrIinii
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-21
Smiamo.

Sn elmer 9feoe, Die er BEL einel.l
9anfett Der y9lil. greiie~ iiber ieine
NeutralitdtspoIitif belt, erflGrt.
Erdiioent @ilion, oaB iif Die Ser.
Staoten nidt mr. nm ibrer ieIblt mil
len itrift neutral balten nliiBten, ion
bern aitf neil lie MIR mlf oieie @eiir
ibre glnfgabe als fiinftiger 5rieoens-
pernlittler erfiillen fonnten. 9ie 9ie-
De entbielt piel 8braIen uno gab fei-
nen 9lufihluB iiber 8eipeggriinoe,
Die Den Brdiioenten bei geipiiien Gllt-
miflungspbaien ieiner Stellimqnab-
me leiteten. Die allgemeine Grfid-
rltng, oaB Die Der. Stooten iid) ifritt
neutral balten niiBten, Inn nad)ber
ais SSreuno oller Die Srieoensoermitt-
lung itbernebmen gu f0nnen, oedi
8. y. nnler Serbolten in 8e3uq aui
Die Baffenlieferitngen an oie Sein-
De 9elttidlanos uno SeiterreiGs
niht. 9erni menn irgeno ettpas
0eutihlano uno Seiterreih gegen
rns oufbrineen fam, oann tit es sic.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-21
Surge lltbtridt.

Ncaer Nmgriff anf bic Gar=
barcilen fat begunnen.
Die Rnfien rGnmen 6ie Stabt
SasnSlu in GaIisien.
Die Geittiden Fesen bei sSai-
iiHi lit Cit-Nfrifa iiber bic Gns-
lGH6cr.
Snrpeoobuute beriudjeu ber-
geblidJ omrd Die Iar6anelleu
sa fabren.
0eiitfd)es 9nftidjiff lpirft ci-
ne goutbe anf oas sm 9onSom
sebDrige Wreeniuid).
&urreiponbent oes rSiio" be-
baaptet, 9entidlanb benfe midlt
oaram, gelsien sm bebalten.
Die cnsIiide 3esiernms mill
feime gerfdte ber5ffentlidlen,
ais Die Der fommam6ierenoen
@cnerale.
Siniau BON San0ers iuirc
Befeblsbaber Der tiirfiidlen
Sdroanellen-g -glrmee.
Die ensliidje @egiernna miil
Die siuangsmeiie Ginsebuna
bpn Hcfrmten nod nidDt einfnf-
rem.
Die Sdiueis madJt mobil, nm
anf alle Sale bereit III iein,
ifre Stentralitat 81 idJiiten.
@uIFifde enftfdJiffer bombar-
Sieren Sniter6nrs.
Gu8liider 9rea6nomabt Ioll
pcH Sarfen in granS seidoiIen
iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-21
CdrncW von den Rullen qerduf1t.

eines iiioamerifanii6en Sarmets
Gus Nerifo iiber Spaltien beim llno
fam nod 8ien in Ser 9(blicbt, lih in
nnler ariegsprelIe 0uortier SIT be-
geben. gr nabm jeoo6 bierpon 9D-
ltallo lti1o meloete ii6 ais -ariegsfrei=
milllger 8nlo oarauf gil1g our6 Die
9eiaun1te 8relie Sic 9eo6ri6t, er iei
ols freitpiliger Samariter auf Dem
lloroli6en &riegsihauplobe eefallel!,
mas er als6alo in mebreren 9feoof-
tionen oemefltierte. 9lls friegsfrei.
iDiuiger 0ragoner Der Maihinenge-
webr 9fbteilung 5igeteilt, falnpite
ginoer ariegelItein 5ulebt BET Oct
8erteioiaung oes griifenfopfes Sic
niaun BEL sSaroslal. 8alo oarnni
brad bel ibm 8erfolgungsipabn aus,
i;no bei Der Dur9Itreifung eineS
8oloes beging 8inoer Griegeliteir
Selbltmoso, inoem er iid ritter onl
&life: sd bin fein Spion!" nit
ieiner 9iitole eridoB. Gie 2eihe oes
llngliiflihen tpurOe i'm Iarf oes
g5artorisfii1en S1loiies beerabel'.
Niit Dem tragii6en 9ooer ginorr-
&riceellteins idloB bas rei6bepeste
2eben zines SeIterrei9ers, oeliel
Heiie- ii. 9riegsidilberungen in bum.
oerteK BON oeuti1en3 3eituneen erihie-
flen iino lino infolee ibres itltereiion,
ten Snbalts germ geleien tpuroen.
Climber BON ariegelItein belt iid
boriges Sssabr eiiten Gag bier auf. Gr
befano iih oanals auf Der 9feiie nod
Merico Spater NOR er i'm Saupt-
quarter 8illa's.)
Gns Berlin tnelSet man: lin ben
Ghrefen Der griten iber bic Mngris-
fe Der Seitidjen 2nftflutte mod sn uer-
nebren, iinS min ielbit I'M @eid)bilo
BON 2onbpn gDmben geidlemoert,
Ter UroFr @eneralitab ineloet, S1b
cine oentidJe Sanbe GreeniuidD bpm-
baroierte. Sieies geb0rt gum Metro-
pulitan 9iitrift BON Gunbpn nnO
Iiest MIR flint ensliIdje Meilen iiic-
Iid Dun r2onbon Bridge" an ber
gbemie. Die nenen y3eppelin M9ln-
griffe anf Gmslanb babem i'm gnnsen
&eid)e Snbel errest nnb iueroet allge-
inein als @orlanfer Md sr0ferer
Greigniiie 6etradtet. Die g9entid)s
Sasesseitnns" id)reibt: ! 9as oent-
ide @olf begriift Die einanber nun
raid fOlsenben Grpebitionen nnierer
y3eppeline" mad) Gnglanb NIT &c
nnstnnns, bonn Sieie 4nsriffe f6nneu
lire @irfnns nidt berfeblen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-21

les 3ugeberi BON Seiten umlerer &a-
aierung, oaB oltr1 Die Waffenliefe-
rlngen aus amerifaniiden @erfitat-
ten Die 8ioeritanosfraft ibrer Sein.
oe geitarft iperoe, mabreno 0eutiG-
lano u1lo 0eiterreih iih gan5 llilo
gar auf ibre eigene 4rdft perlalIen
tniiiien. ssn Der 9feoe betonte Der
8rGlioent alld, ooB man iib niGt
our6 falihe lno liigenbafte geri6te
in glufregung perieben laiien ioQe.
slls 8eilpiel fiibrte er Die geahri6ten
BON Der Surtle 8ap an, Die ipdbrenn
ser lebten 3eit ourd uniere 3eititn.
gen gegangen linb. gr !unroe bel
oieier Gelegenbeit iebr ibarf nao
man merfte ibm an iuie er li6 ilb'c
Die geo6rihten eedrgert bate Sol-
fentli6 leaen i'm bie idlauen Sapa-
ner nift binein uno er bebalt &e1t,
oaB ods. mas in Ser Surtle 8an ge-
id1iebtl uollfonmen barmloler 9trt iii
9lber iiber8eugt iino mir nod uidt
oapon, trob feiner ousoriidliden
gerliherung.
- Die Chicago, Rod sSSslono nss
8ncifie-8abn lit in Die SonOe ben
,.Heceipers" iibergegangen.
0as Oberbunoesgeridt bat in
Dem Yro8eB pom SEQ @t. sSranf. Der
befanntlidb gum Gooe perltrteilt lit.
neil er elm iunges M1ohen getotet
baben ioa, oas @elud nm elm Sabeas
Gorpus-8erfabren obgeipieIen.
Die s(ntp1Ite bon Econ 90.
6ronf, oeIIen @eiud INN cine &epi-
fion Ieines ero5eiIes bonn Sber-9nn'
oesgeri6t obgetuieien lit, fiinoigen
on, bab iie BEL Der 8egnaoignnaste,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-21

amoeren platten anf bem geroef uni
iidteten grDke @erbeerlmgen an
Gas Sdladtfhiff itanS in 8ranb, als
es Iangiam mad Der SnieI Seneoos
oauunoampfte.
General Telomaridall BON be,
WoIs, Der bas &pmmanSo iiber biz
erite tiirfiide Armee iibermpmmen
fat, lit Der 9ead)fDIser oes bieI &C.
namnten Generals 9iman bon San.
oers seiuproen; Der iid idJon Iangere
3eit Dor Dem Sriege in Der Sarfri
aafbielt. 1eneraI 2imam bon San.
oers bat ben 8efebI iiber Die Sarba.
nellen Mrrnee erbaltem.
@ie ans Berlin gemeIbet iuiro,
baben bereits 200 aus Gliaf-9ptbrim.
Gen itammenoe bentide Splbateu
oas eiIerme arens erbaltem.
Nad ben Welonngen nus gSicn
fat fid bic Gage in ben &arpatben
nn0 anbersiuo anf benz ariegsidlan.
plat nidjt ncranbert.
Der engliide Sdatfamsler SaulS
SlppS-0eurge fat in elmer 9iebe ~
Netpaitle erflart, Die 8esiernma Be.
abiidtiae Dorlamfis nidjt, cine Gpn.
icription ansniuenSen, 3. e. bie Wi-
litarfGbigen eimsnsieben. Sic glam6s
nidJt, bak Der aries baonrdJ beiier
eefiibrt iueroen iuiiroe, amd lei oet
&riegsminiiter NIT Der freiiuilliaeu
Stellmms BON Hefrmten bOllig smfrie.
ben.
Die frans6iifden Militarbe66roeu
lollen beIdlpiIen baben, Oie gnflageu
gegen NaDmono Stppbooa iuegeu
Snbranoietnng oes frans0iiidler
Sdiffes rSa Sonraine" fallen sm Iai.
lien, ba midt seniisenb 8eneismate.
rial gegen ben Mngeflaaten borban.
ben lei.
lie itGbtiid)e 9uIfsfiidje in Scr
lin, bic 6aranf einserid)tet mar, bar
oprt iuGbrenb bes 9rieaes tasliej
10000 Hrbeitsloic seipeiit merSen
fpnnten, lit sefdjIpiTen, neil es iebt
nnr 1900 Mrbeitsloie in Berlin
siebt, bic Der ltnteritiitnns bebiirfen.
Sberit ltlridl @itte, Der gefe6ls6a,
Der Der idliueiseriiden grmee, err
flGrte einent gertreter Der rDmiidlen
rSribnna", bah bic Gdiueis ibr Seer
mobiliiiert balten miiiIe, Sa man nid)i
iuillen fOnnte, mas an ben @rensel,
paflieren iueroe. Gin belpnSefcr
@rnuo liege snr 3eit nidJt Dor, nber
es fOnne bod inner m0glidj Ieim, bas
Semano bic Nentralitat Der Sduei,
perleeen iuolle nnS bic SdJlueis miiiis
onnn bereit iein, bies 5m perlinbern.
Mns yrinoiiinm luiro gemelbct
Sbep6or DpiiIanti, elm boiler ariedli.
fdler Sofbeamter, lei in ipesieller
Wilton anf einer 9ieile nadl 0ien
nno Berlin besriffen.
&niiiIdle snftidJiffer ba6en, luit
Dem yerliner Sageblatt aemelbci
iuirn, Spm6en anf bic pitprenkiihe
Stant Sniterbnrs seiuurfen. Sine
/ 5ran iunroe set0tet nnO sluei ainber
mnren perlebt.
Die ssransoisn meloem, bas bi;
oentlden saftidiffer fiinfsis Sum.
ben nnf 9ibeims seiuorfen 6aben.
| gns Berlin miro gemeloef: @ot
lflr5er Belt ging ourd ole gI6tter Der
Igluiierten Die globri6t, Der befonntc
litolieniife Stdatsmann @iobunni
l@iolitti Der perIhieoentlid ods 9(nri
loes Miniiterprdiioenten befIeioete
lbabe erfldrf, oaB Elm gingreifen Sta
Iliens in ben Strieg unbermeiolih Iei
lnr6 fd)on DeroffentIiht @iolitti eir
Igebarniihtes Dement,, bnrh peld)es
er oie 9iigenmeloune feltnageIt. @ic.