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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-18
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-18

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-18
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-18

Geltcs SeI uno @afolin crhalt
an bon Ser SliHp Oil Gp., 400
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bis 1852.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-18

@taai geras. Berar County.
SD. 9leo McsSl6enneb. @ailicrcr pbells
g~cuanuter Banf. 1hipore 1ierinit feierz
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beres @flinpeigeittinr 12,144-fs
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The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-06

ROYAL TnEATE1

The entire Nitagraph company stars,
20 of them, including all the leading
players of the Vitagraph company
are featured at the Royal today in the
big Broadway star two-reel comedy
How Sissy Made Good" Read the
list: Leah Baird Sidney Drew, Maui
rice Costello, Dorothy Kelly, Mary
Maurice, Hugh Mack Van Dyke
Brooke, Lillian Walker, Harry Morey,
Anita Stewart, Earl Williams. John
Bunny, Edith Storey, Billy Quirk
Nicholas nunaew Wally Van, Julia
Swayne Gordon, Flora Finch, James
Morrison
At different times you have seen
two or more Of these greatest of all
stars in pictures. ald during a season
YOU likely have seen them all at diff
ferent times. but never in your life
have you seen them all in the same
picture, and never again will you see
greatest galaxy of motion picture
stars that ever appeared in a single
picture. Every one a star, and every
one in a star role "How Sissy Made
| Good, is the greatest comedy picture
ever produced by any company at any
time, and when we say this we mean
just what We say-the greatest com
edy ever made
To patrons of the Royal and to all
lovers of motion pictures, we say see
this great production. Nothing like It
was ever made before, and it is ques-
toned if it will ever be equalled
| again. 1t would require columns to
tell you about this great comedy
Come and you will laugh yourse +
| sick
The second feature on today's biz
is The Exploits OF Elaine" that hest
of all serials which has taken hold OF
the public in a manner no other serial
ever has. This big continued picture
story has the greatest army of follow
| ers of all
Don't overlook the R yal program
! today.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-06
NEW CENTRAL THEATER.

If you don't think there are stars
galore at the New Central today Just
take cognizance of the fact that
bryant Washburn. Ruth Stoaehouse
and Helen Dunbar, three of the best
players in the Essanay company all
have excellent parts in The Mis-.
judged Mr. Hartley" one of the great
est society features that this orgaaiza-
ton ever produced, and as full of
laughs as anything one would care &c
see. 1t is one of those merry. sEon-
taneous comedies that does one goou
to see. Mabel Trunnell, the popular
Edison player, is featured in "Olive in
the Mad House" but when it comes
to the oldtime heart throbs. the play
with the rural environments, the pro-
ducton in which one can discern the
aroma of the hay and clover fields
and show that will make you realize
there is some good in this life and
that the world is not all bad, see The
Mission of the Shepherd" the great
two-reel Selig that is here today. and
when you note this masterpiece you
will be in receptive mood to re-
ceiye the great $4,000 Vitagraph pro
duction Sunday. "413," featuring Julia
SWayne Gordon ald Anita Stewart. in
the greatest wreck on a railroad any
moving picture company ever pro
fuCpd
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-06
LYRIC THEATER

Here's King Baggott, THE old Hot
Springs favorite, in a splendid two
reel drama from Imp, The Million
aire Engineer"
once more King Baggott comes to
the front with the most thrilling and
dangerous scene ever filmed by the
camera. At the throttle of a giant
locomotive he plunges the big steel
projectile through a burning forest IN
order to rescue some children penned
in burning house. The famous
Marks mansion on Long Island is
burned to the ground to produce this
great two-reel drama from Imp, the
latest Universal masterpiece. Three
entire companies Of the Imp went to
Long Island to produce this big pic.
ture and when you have seen it you
will say to yourself that you have
seen the master drama of them all.
In addition to Baggott in this picture
are featured Airline Pretty, Ben Will
son, Frances Nelson, Rosemary
Theby and Harry Myers, all stars of
the Imp Company 1t is great.
Victor offers splendid comedy Of
class and laughs. How He Fooled
Aunty," a JOY story that would make
a sphinx laugh.
"A Woman's Pluck" is a remark.
ably pretty ald interesting drama
from Warner, a story of thrills and
tense emotions that will hold your at
tention close to the screen.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-06
Maud Powell

Arrangements have been perfected
or are about to be, for the presenta-
ton here at an early date of the
worlds greatest lady volnist, Miss
Maude Powell Manager Head of the
Auditorium theater has been in com
municat!on for some time past with
the management Of the artist for a
recital in this city, but nothing Of a
definite nature materialized until yea
terday when Mr.. Head received a tele-
gram that Miss Powell would give a
recital here early IN March If the
proper guarantee could be secured; it
is hoped that nothing will interfere
with the coming of such an artist as
Miss Powell, and especially at a time
when thousands of transients are here
who know and appreciate the real
artist.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-06
DON'T FAIL TO VISIT The
oAkLAWN MINERAL WELL

Two blocks west OF Oaklawn Race
Track. This water is noted for its
cures OF Liver, Kidney, Bladder and
Stomach troubles Constipation and
Eczema. Delivered da =, in 1-2 Ca.
Ion Bottles. $l,00 per week. II you
have Kidney Trouble, Eczema or
Stomach Trouble. be sure and try 1t
Phone 1896.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-06
AUDITORIUM
"Never Say Die"

One of the conspicuous announce
ments of the season at the Auditorium
is that Nat Goodwin, Americas fore
most comedian, will appear for one
night only, in the highly successful
comedy, "Neyer Say Die"
This piece was practically the com
edy success of the London season, as
none other has even approached its
solid year of prosperity at the Apollo
Theater, which has just ended
Mr. Goodwin will be supported by
Miss Margaret Morelald and care
fully chosen company.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-06
KIP AND kIPPY
THE FOUR MILOS

Original Radum Platinum Posers the Newest Creation
right from the orpheum Circuit
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-06
REMOVAL mo RICE

Jno. T. O'Brien, the practical and
experienced tailor, is now located at
22S Valley street. Owing to the
stringency of the present time and
the cutting of his expense more than
aalf, he is prepared to do all kinds OF
work in his lile at greatly reduced
prices. A good stock of wooleas on
land, and also full line of samples
of all designs. Does French dry
cleaning and pressing. Alterations Cd
mems, women's and youths clothes
undertaken with an absolute guaran-
tee OF Satisfaction. 12-4-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-06
LIvSEY AND CONNIE

The Tenor and the Coincidence. formerly with
"schOo Kids"
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-06
TWO WOMEN HUNG

onto their husbands coattails, beg.
ging them to bring home some OF
Jack Goodness famous Chile and
Roast Beef Sandwiches with the gravy
oozing out OBJ dem. 1926 Central Ave.
Phone 1876.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-06
Billy Clifford Comma.

Billy Clifford. well known in musical
circles, is coming to town with his big
musical show. Believe Ne" and car
ries his own ladies' band and orches-
ira, one of the most unique shows on
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-06

the road this season. The Ladies
band and orchestra are the best that
money can procure, and a rare treat
is in store for all lovers OF musical
comedy When this splendid organiza.
ton arrives. Besides having a bic
musical revue, there are also some
of the cleverest vaudeville people IN
the business with this organization.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-06

SEE those Shackamaxon Noolens.
Kirk-A Tailor--12S Central Avenue
Telephone SIS. Cleaning and Press
Ing specially. l-i9-tf
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06

esA IN colder = 80 hsse tie stihaes
il AsesAes, vAieA, With tAs sssified
air sf this altitude makes a.y cold
thst ne have .st e.ly eaAsEabae bat
perfectly eos.fortsbae q eeaPassA viii
ths osaa vesthes of iov fiat esaatries
vAsse tAe winA aaAs to the offering
Marble Booster.
fhs nail order business is due fer ~
ianeAae boon in Hs4ehkias. Asseh.
aaAs q thst tswn Asve Ssit sAvestis-
lag - . larOs sEAset. stsaAss he's
s<Asrviss ssaaibas saA far.seing nen
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wAst induces Psspis - tsy essAs. I,
it Psasibls that any ~. Of iseel60eae,
in tAsss days really believes that -.
vertising deess't pay! O.ce in swhils
you hear some nan talk that way, bus
It is snly proof either Of ig>oranee Of
tAs dynamic fierce of modern business,
or Of prejadiee shutting his eyes to the
Of trade in his field.-Gun.
nison News-Champion.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06

La Saturday asFniag tho eetdsst
tsapssa&afs Of ~ winter vas rseoed-
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06
the EUROPEAN war p a
IN 0lBlE PROPHECY,

Uo1eeaAs1 of passions have burst forth,
csvsesoAg tAo laaAs that patiant hands
eave eeesttes1 an1 aaAs fertile. and cen
ssses nave ses.nn1 WteA aft tsoasssas. 70
ss1Dssts surprise bseaass tAsy have not
reAA Cur book - badO-sseth) ts,iins
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06

fAess ears II Asgs were sA18s4fssa
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spstA e town asd wefs fed On hattvs
g1ains al EassA TAe NJ Sosinas"
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ssseasa. n Win ssiAg several tAsssaad
aslIsrs iato the Hsydea esansAisy
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06

fer lssl, 80 very obvious sad eAeet.
i've vay Il sconeniziag appears to ,.
to Bsiss more vegetables, more fruit,
mere milk and eggs. In many eases,
sxRsFts ~, this can be done with n
aPpeseiahas increase in trouble or ex
Peaas.
Next t. fsod, shelter is probably thu
nast iaPsstaat necessity ct life. Z,
eeaaiAssiAG tAs farmers income, hsv.
svss, . ssaAoa error il. tAe pat h.
essa = igsefe the question Of house
ssss. fhs value Of the house has -.
saAly bssa included in the vslss of tn
ND aa1 ths whole considered - cap
itsl invested on which interest mast b
psA Ssfsss the farmer ca. be regarded
- ssssiviAg any pay at ~. This meta,
q. As0svsr, assumes that the farm
family y - have shelter for aothi.s-.
a assumption which the city worker
With VIXEN it is not unusual to pay out
fron o.e-third to e-quarter ot hi.
eAtire wages for rent alone would re-
gard Is most astonishing.
Assseding to the recent investiga-
tion, II the average farmer had to pay
rent, his home would cost him el25 q
year. This figure represents ten per
cent Of the value Of the average house
IselsdiAs interest, depreciation a.d re-
pain, this is regarded a. fair rental
charge for the class of houses usually
foHnl On the farm.
VITA the information at their CON-
mand, the Investigators were also in y
position to compute the average cost of
board ssd lodging ON the farm. In
this they included an item very easily
forgottss-the value Of the house work
performed by members Of the family.
This was reckoned on the basis Of the
wages that would have had to b paid
for hired assistance. IncludiaE this
with ths more obvious charges fos fssd,
fuel, light and rent it was feuad that
board and lodging for each individual
averaged Sl4.62 . month. Bat Of this
sum, it 10 interesting to note, The farm
er paid out in cash oaly - pr cent.
Exclusive of lodging the board Of tbs
average hired man costs 90 . aonth,
bat hers again the farmer had only to
pay ts. The remaining u was furn-
ished BY the farm - . result presume
bly, Of tie hired maa . own efforts.
The averages obtained - che rss1lt
Of this Investigation are not Of course
to be taken ~ automatically exnet for
~ sstirs couatsy. In tAs opinion Of
asviesstusal experts, however, they
psint With convincing emphasis 70 the
possibilities Of eonfsrt AID prosperity
tAas nay be realized by fuller util-
izatiea of all the fasm's rsesurees.
CosA esopo are not the sole, and on the
svesaes tAsy are net even the eAief
source u real income. It u really
what the lprn fusnishss Aisestly 70 tbs
farmer thse se-enabsss Nm 70 support his
family. To increass the quantity asd
quality Of this direct supply is one
great object Of farm management
studies.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06
I'M aUu AID NOT fn 1z.ooI

Until recently it hss beea general.
accepted theory that eczema wa dis
ease Of the blood. Scientific invsstiss-
tiOns have taught us that eesenA il
positively ska disease sd esssb's
the skin alone. Meritol Eosens Rene
dy y applied directly to the diseased
skin. 90 not delay trying Heritsl
Eczema Remedy. Price soc and 3l.O0.
Gbenwood Pharmacy, local agency.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06
Hu6 1lIE1

Six roo. Asess & ga ss.Aitss. 81
esar lsts n ess1 ssii1sess Psstssa Il
oIenwosd. oPssAalA lSeas3sa hsf =
nsnbsf Il ese1aGsA 0s,Ss win 1aAs
. good price, - stvs -sasisfsesssy
ssshs oa pgt y anss.k oaii st ~
sases Hse pa9s1taaan. r = - E'lr-ap
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06
ooln 10 0EUWooD

0lssvssl speinss Aas . .sns u,
country over - one Of tie Pesttiss'
And most desirable little citiss in whicl
10 make hons. These who havs tsaS
eled in the east saA In the west IN
charmed With Glsnvsod and unsurpass
cd natural advsntagss- II 10 destined
to bseeas THE rssidsnes city Of tn
Western Slope. Why not secure fol
yourself . home in this beautiful up-to
As4s Httls city. The new Garfield
County High school will add much I:
tho attrsctiveness Of the place ~ I
homo city.
can oRer you . bargain in . splsa
did residence location. Four lots Oh I
corner, six room house in good eendi
ton; large coal house snd ki.dlial
bin; 3 chicken houses with ample rsou
and lots for ever 800 fswls; nice sas
dea with plenty Of room for more
bearing ehsry trees. Plenty Of sos0
for building large rssidsaes q three o
fssr eottasss. e1,ooo win haadls u
property sad ths balaAes e., b paid ii
easy i.stsilnests. 7RsDs.bsr -
eer.s.s ~ nigas sSaSss - 0ssawssi
II yss want I go shing ~ ~ sbes
tAia n psiss is sisAt. r.'
-'1 9d ''rA.9J. DaOD00M.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06
a 0aasRe UDo0GDs9

VI H. Re,nss4ee tAs DeeesaA, tsva,
Sssssa1 ssrs 81 have hssa . - lss1sssa
frsa Piles s.d HpNeeeAes1la! ~ yse.s
I est - relief 'antil ~ as~egist ne
ca.sss1Sl iaSsi1el Rissn.Ds0s1v. p
fsle I I'D tsksa AaA H. PasAaos ~
distsso w.s so.s aad I hsvs ~ =
tEsI11o sin6GTI tvs.A ~ taks I
tAeGlAA No0ass aad - baek IN 1egnes
ssalisiss. Prize 1aoo. 0lsaWssa
PAa.aAey, ssslIavs stssat. L fsrI
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06
youa CON WYAilGlnoos-
/, aa., ~ ,rsl tlil En- Il u1lll'c' !,

y Ola I t.al1f re .sAa.e. eAlfsAa
IN. ,'.,sr ..,,s,r.s-. ~ lsils,..s ess.sis:
Ysp ~. II 8 sssss! ~ = stisfs Z
ya.r AessshsN = 1T - usrs ~
~. p. .s1 M! T. II. .hi.s..T7.s.n:sty f. =
hss for rcoli. II c. ttissssa.
~ H.e.us, 49, " UssA ~ sestas
- 1aas'. r. Caas,.sssa. Only ~
|as yosr drusIk, 80 =,
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06
STOCK RA1auH-sAI.4 OF F1ADz

100 acres % Neffss road; . nilss
from Kremnling; I nile - flag Sta
tiel; altitude 1000 fest; 2-stery log
house, barn 3sx36; good spring On
place near house. Only shout 20 acres
cleared and aAdsr cultivation, but co
acres can b cultivated; water right
absolutely firseelasA sple.did stock
country; the hsse rsags sa3oiniag thi,
property; uight tsads fer 0lsawoed
city or subssbea ptepsrty. II istss
esesl call a.A ask - ohsat Il.
1-a Al. DICEoON.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06

0ssf sea1asssy - - ieDasseNN
h itosaf 'aaa ankss Q fifse hRssssa
tAa4 = valsaAas. CAn - - wAaa
~ saA = Aseeysa, n ~ 1.Ag reeir
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06

III Hl o. n F'fFf' 'flG| =
@ew SEDAN o|R!lAl'$l$
ossst f~ hays eeed,I FssssA elAss.
ssss - -. 1:sIis.i 4rsegAt
eeps4 s.aA 49, yAss..yr -snHne
- ~ - =
1' ~.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06

n . sssaR asseehsa b sesl4sess
esseisa q sity - oD0se ed Wosss
~ ~ 'setA' ~ . sssaAsr e -.
saoi~ - - ~ sens~ * -