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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-07-30

Varoaman IN the campaign. ana made !
friend shake down 500 |
keep him from deserving at the
most crucial hour. If the statement
IS untrue, let him sue me for it. II
invite the suit. I will prove it. What
do you think of this for Tuberna4o-
rial timber?
In saying that / do not quote
Armstrong and that l did not get INV
information from him, / don't mean
to cast any reflection upon his inter-
,rity, for / tell you have known Arm
strong since he was . boy and know
all his great and numerous family.
and l never knew one Of them who
wasn't q gentleman and thoroughly
reliable. But l mean to say that /
had inside information about this
matter without getting it from Arm
strong and l mean to say straight
from the bat that Bilbo got the money
and when he was before the grand ju-
ry sworn to tell the truth and nothing
but the truth, he never mentioned it."
Watkins Admits Writing the Check
for One Hundred
Hon. Vaughn Watkins, prominent
" connected with Vardaman cam
paign headquarters during the "ss-
cret caucus" in a written statement
dated July 9th, admits he drew a
check for 500, wrote on the stub
of the check, "For God Knows What"
and gave same to John w. Armstrong.
The following is his statement:
"The six hundred dollars was rails
ed to pay expenses, such as headquar-
tiers rent, telephone service, office
equipment, stationery and stamps and
stenographer's services and other like
expenses. 1t was contributed by a
number Of gentlemen. There was no
organized committee to handle the
fund, but it was put out from time to
time upon request of the eontribu-
tors. The request for one hundred
dollars was made to me by Mr.. J.
w. Armstrong. AS one of the con.
tributors he had this right. A salts.
factory explanation of its purpose
was not made to me, and upon the
stub of the check l wrote: For God
Knows What I did not know what
was done with the money.
(Signed.) "VAUGHAN WATKINS
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-07-30
ARMSTRONG PROVES CHARGE THAT BILBO GOT
500 TO TAI HITCHED.

To the People Of Mississippi, Among
Whom I Was Born and Raised.
I stated in my letter Of July 9Th
that if Bilbo denied my giving him
500 to stand hitched for Vardaman
during the secret caucus that I would
make good, to you. Instead of fatty
denying this through his political or
gan, he has adopted the tactics of
calling me a liar, slandering my per-
sonal character in unspeakable lam
guage and making false statements
to the effect that I was expelled from
the Elks' Club at Jackson, Miss, and
denied membership to the Country
Club.
now reply to all Of his false state
ments he has proclaimed upon me
from the stump, with a letter from
the Exalted Ruler Of the Elks' Club
No. 416 at Jackson, Miss, and also
one from the president of the Coun-
try Club at Jackson, Miss. I also
back up my letter of July 5th with
two afidavits.
The money which this party swears
he saw me deliver to Bilbo was given
to me out Of this $500 fund raised
by friends by the man who handled
this fund provided for maintaining
the headquarters. With this proof /
am willing to leave it to the people of
my state as to what to do with Bilbo.
d.. Ward, in his article regarding
this Bilbo matter, sings the ink fierce
and wild on "Black Hand" tactics Of
1911, but I knew he was too honest
TO fatty deny that I went to Winona
and spent one hour with him in WIN
Kelly's drug store going over the mat
ter with him.
I want the people to know that
there was no slush fund backing Var
daman's headquarters, and ! frankly
state that the Bilbo one hundred dol
lars was the only money used at his
headquarters 70 control or hold in
line votes for Vardamaf1, 80 far as
my personal knowledge goes, and this
would not have besn made had not
Bilbo demanded II.
/ hope that this is clear enough to
the people that the position
/ have taken in this matter Is honest
and just
Yours very truly,
(Signed:) JOHN w. ARMSTRONG.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-07-30

Jackson, Miss, July 20, 1915.
This is to certify that I was in q
bed room across the hall from Var.
daman's headquarters waiting to see
Mr.. ]. W. Armstrong. I saw him
come in and walk to the end Of the
hall with Bilbo and Cowart. I STEP
ped to the door to call him; saw him
give Bilbo . roll Of money. After
the secret caucus was over I asked
Mr.. Armstrong why he gave Bilbo
this money. He laughed and made
no reply.
B. CRAFT.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me, this 23rd Of July, 1915.
r. N. HEIDELBERG,
Notary Public.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-07-30

Greenfield, Miss, July e., 1915.
Mr.. J. w. Armstrong,
Jackson, Miss.
Dear Sir and Friend: In reply to
your letter will state that / can state
upon oath il necessary, that / saw
you, Bilbo and Cowart in private con-
.versation in the hall back Of varda-
mans headquarters. You came down.
smiled and told me you had to 4
them 500 to stand hitched for Var
daman. Come over and e me when
you car.
With best wiahss 70 you I am
Yours truly,
CLAUDE B. ALLEN.
Sworn . and subscribed before
ne, ithis 23rd day q July, 1911.
&DEnu1sD0DG,
- e16lx 49,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-07-30

A. suggested by the "Sunhower
County Tax Payer" the facts and fig
CURES given above are applicable to
every county in the Delta. The ques.
tion 10, what are the voters Of the
Delta going to do about il? In the
faco of the great injustice that 10
threatening this sections best inter.
ests, are the voters of the Delta coun-
ties going to the polls ON the 3rd
day Of August and vote for Bilbo for
Governor? We don't believe that any
considerable number Of them will do
it. We are confident that q large ma
jority Of the good people Of Lshors
county will east their votes against
any man for Governor who advocates
\ measure that will rob our children
of the money we pay in taxes to~sd.
ucAte them, and at the same time in-
~augurate q factional fight against the
Delta-our home.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-07-30

P. E. Matthews, Candidate for
P~enitentiary Trustee, solicits your
vote. adv.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-07-30

Bilbo would be governor we would
lose $49.O91.68 from our school
fund, thereby depriying our children
of proper school advantages, and If
the policy is once established we
would be the loser for all time. Add
the $12.272.92, which we would lose
from our school fund, to the $780,
88 which we now pay into the State
Treasury To- than what we get in
return, and we have the snug sum of
$31,669.80 which we will pay int the
State Treasury each year more than
we will get back for schools and pen
sions, and when we add to that sum
the added taxes which MI. Bilbo
would have Us pay under his State
Tax Commission theory we will pay
the state from 100000 to $780,
100000 more than we will get In re-
turn for schools and pensions.
What we have said here in refer
ence to Sunflower county is applica-
BILE to every county in the Delta, and
this being true, Mr.. Bilbo should not
receive q single vote in the Delta.
The facts and figures given here are
authentic, and are taken from the
public records of Sunfiower county
and the records Of the State Super
intendent's Office.
The issue is clearly drawn. The
| question is. do we love Mr.. Bilbo
more than we do our own county and
the education and welfare Of our
children? Had we rather gush over
such rot as "Dave Lowbrow's"dog-
gerel poems and blindly vote for Mr..
Bilbo and thereby vote away about
$500 out Of each $4,000 Of our
Common School Fund, and deprive
our children of an education and the
uplifting things that go with an ed
ucation, or shall we vote to leave our
school fund as it is and let well
enough alone? Shall we feast on vii
LITIGATION, abuse and low fractional
politics; shall we be content with and
take pleasure in referring to our.
selves as '1ow-brows" and fred
necks," and feel that we are spitine
and injuring somebody by voting TO,
Mr.. Bilbo, when the fact is that W.
are taking from ourselves and rob
bling our children Of the education
and refinement that will alone keer
them from being 'dumb driven cat
tle?"
When our children accuse US with
their ignorance and with the lack Of
education what excuse and justifi
cation we offer to them for rob
bling them Of an education and Civ
ing them Mr.. Bilbo and his theorie.
in its stead? They are asking US 70,
bread. Shall we give them q stone1
SUNFLOWER COUNTY
TAX PAYER.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-07-30

G. 6. Nichols has spent more
money ior improvements il La
Inn connty md Greenwood dlan
any mnn mthe race or Sheriff.
VOTE ff Nm (edy.l
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-07-30

you to make application for rein
statement at your pleasure.
w. J. MCGEE.
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Gntbilunsen ii6er bic Mpsfaner
nSlaiuppbile Geleaidaft4

Gas Mosfalter 8latt yMosfops-
fl 2iitof" peroffentlidt 4ufieben er-
resenoe gntbilllmgen iiber Die Sd=
tigfeit Der 5lamopbilen @eieaibaft.
Gus lit Die befannte 8ereinigune,
mel6e Die popular ~geporoeier
u8anfette Der Slaipopbilen~, fte.S
in Mosfal, ueranitaltete, auf oel1en
bo6patriotiibe 8eoen gebalten unb
politiihe &eiolntionen at1ee1omnlen
puroen. Die 9anfette, an oeften
bis 800 &erfonen, ~oar1ltter Die 5pi-
ben Der Wosfauer @eieaihaft, tell
nobnlerl baben Der @eIellihdft gro-
BE @imtabmen gebraht. @uh pur.
De Der @eIelidoft erlaubt, 5ueiin-
item Der Serben nno Montenegriner
in groBem Sile su famrneln. Sett
bot fi6 berausgeffellt, oaB Sunoer,-
tauIenoe bon 4ttbeln BON benz geiolit-
melten @eloe in Den gaffen Der
Geranitalter uno Siibrer oieier no-
tioraliitii6en @eienidaft geblieben
iino un6 Ole l1ebermeiiuna fleine-
rer 8etrage an Die Serben mo
@ontenegriner leoigli6 cine Ser
fdleierung oiefer eranoiolen Inter.
idla9ltngen be3tpede. Die Gpiberl
Der Mosfmier, oariinter oas friibcrc
Staotoberbaitpt uno elm boberer
@eiItlider, erflaren iebt in Den 3el.
tutgelt, bob fie nift 81 ser ySlamo.
pbilen @eleniaoft1 geboren uno mn
ols @GIte teilnabmen.
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iiriad)t fat, tn 8erbionang nit oent
lebterett bebar0eln foa. 8rpon MIRO
nit oieiem Mppeu AT oie 0eutids
Imertfaner ni6t oie @irfung er5;e-
len, 0ie er tpiinIdt.
: @us @aibtneton nitro gemel
Get, nniere &egierung peroe bah
cine Note at @nglono l1to feline Ge=
aierun9 ri6tet uno berlol1gen, ooB
tie ibre 9lodooe 9etti6lor1os nno
Seiterreids in ether @eiie oatr6-
fiibrte, Die NIT ser bolferreAtliGen
@|eitimmuneen ul1o 9(uffaiinnge1t
il6ereinItimmert. ltniere &egierultg
miro nit oieier 9fote mol ebenio tpe-
mig @litd babert mie NIT Ser 0ote
an 8e11t16Iono.
3mei &Gu6er itieBel1 ouf eineil
goiiagier5ug Der g. s. 8a6n, ser
li6 mtf Dem 8ege bon Gan Srot;-
cisco nod Sos Nngeles 6efaao, be-
raubtett Die Boiiagiere I'm $565
uno nla6ten lt6 oant oobolt.
Sci benz Sodmaiier In &on-
las iino mebrere 8eriol1en UNITS 2e~
ben gefommet.
Sn Montalta tobte Sreitdg eil
S6neeiturm. Ser gatt5e @erfebr lit
lnterbroben.
Or. bernhard 9er1rbalre til
1ta6 Nortpeeen abgereiIt.
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ms-Itebertrasnnsea

81. 8. Samilton ON gmif araft.
@runo1tiif an Der Sputb Ralnetto spe.
$3.50 II. q.
gbris 6droeber u11n Srau an Sserf
Srieieubabn, 1.6 Nder 2ano; $500.
9iaber : 9eutI6 : Sarratt gornpant
an 3eferfno 9omfngue3, @runoftiid II
Harf Serrace gbbitton; $3.50.
2nfebiep 8oipu5ite Company an 81
S6ipar5, 8runbifiid in Der Qafebieir
Nooition; S475.
S. 9. Cooper an Srnu q. 6. Weber
@runoftid in Soltt6 5eiebts; $1047.
Srau @ertrube 6. Smit6 an Sra.
Sraneis 9ulnig, 378 Nder 2arn
$4,000.
Sobann S. @embler an 81. 6. Gemh.
Ter, @rlnoitiid an Der Talmetto Gbe.
$500.
Gus q. @raebner mo 81. aronfosft
an S. g. 2o5ano, @rlnbitid an Ser Ga.
REDO Str; $4,000.
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L.okdIes.

VI IlerI E l.
9ie Gountp : &ommiiIGre ba-
ben ben 8ert oes gigertums oe,
San antonio uno Mratias 8af
9abtt fir oie gabnItrede bon 723
Waeilen auf $t,576,884 obgeldabt.
0os S6abamts 9eparte1nef1
bot Die Sraeune bon 5000 SIS @o[o.
itiifen, 10000 $3.50 @oIoIfiidert.
$4,000 81 @olOifiiden nno 100000
so Gents Silberitiiden fir Sic 8e.
1tama : 8actfic MusI teauna in Sol
Jrnneisco %aneeoronet. Die Miin-
5en fdnn Sober faufen, Ser eit Gin.
trittsttfet fir Die @usiteuung ouf-
ipeiif, Sic meroen obre Irfidlaa
gum 9enntpert- perfauft. 8as
nod S6luB Ser ausiteanng onpc:t
iibfig bleibt, miro tpieoer eiiae-
~lfmol5en.
# Die nelleft 8eatnten oes .Mo-
torD Club" baben lire Men1ter an.
getreten. SIS fin6: Sc. Clarence
SSoites, Yrdiioent, George g. SoIni.
ereeng Giee,9raiioent; Saul 5dol5,
Sefretar ur6 S1asmeiiter; 6. q.
Wbibe Ser9eant-at=orms; Oh. 2etpis
s.. Bed, &arrp Duane gaioH, 30
bert S. Saroing, &ettrD So. Sine,
Us. s. Gfam6ers, S. Sra aerdebiGe
nno 4rtbir Storms, Direftoren.
- 9ie g. 9. Builders Grdoltoe
bat Die folaenoen rellen geamten sr-
ndblt: g. S. Neltmaltt1, Graiioent;
$. SO. abernatbp, @ice-Gralioett (,
S. Sutcliffe. gefretar; IS. 3.
SHIELDS, Sdosmeiiter1 nrlo Hobert
S. nbr, Sereeant-ot-arms 9irefto-
rem: 81. S. 0eur1arn, s. Sutcliffc,l
Sitlius SoImereen g. 90. 4arnen
U. @. gbatfielox 60 SO Seffinacr.
Hobert s ltbr, s. sc. 9berratbp uno
IS. z. SbieI6s.
Wit ibrer 6iilfsbereitfdaft uno
Der Mbieftoung bon 8roouften uno
ytdbrungsmitteIn CUR 2inoeruno ser
Not IN Merieo ftoBt uniere Ieaierltno
niif Sdipierigfeiten Die m%erifani-
lfen 3ebellenfiibrer moaen nidts oo-
bon ipiiien uno ieben Ser @erIhif-
fnitg uifo @erteilune @ioeritan6 emit
9egen.
arf goritelllne BEG SoGft-
fommattoiereuoen oieIes Milit1r<
Deportementg, General Sreoerid
IiMitnnt., bin lit Der gefebl Ser Sel.-
oung bon beridieoenen Sruppcil-
teiIen nad ben BbiIippinen sliriid=
ge5ogen tuor6en. Die Srllppen iol(ten
iid in ben naditen Sagen einIdi'-
fen.
Sic 0eripolter Ser SiiopeitIi.
den Srrenanitolt bobeit 6. g. Gut
tel ols 4rfiteften fir Sic MnitaIt
eripablt NIT einem SabreseeboIt bon
$4,000.
Die neutrality-suspicious. sec
Carnegie : 9ibliotbef bot perflai,
Dab aud @~eipobner BON geror Count
tp Bidder aus Der gibliotbef leibipei-
K efltnebmcn foftneu, penn iie BEL
Der gibliotbefarin 50 fir einen 60
rantieidein oeponieren.
Die @iiroitunoeit I'M Saupt-
qiiartier in Sort Sam &ouiton fin6
fir Die Commemorate BON 8 lfhr
pormittags Bis $50 nadrmittaes teTt-
geiebt
Seute @betio peranifaItet oes
8eetboDen : Rdnnerdor elm @arteli-
Son5ert.
Die International Stems Com.
POM IN Rep gorf iiberianote urls
n@artenIaube" s.. III.
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Tarm-yroonfte,

SartoffeLn, Mele, st.7b u $1.s5 per
@adsboenen, per gulder. $2.0e,
Crime gohneu. $500.
Somateu, Seras, 4 SCRIBE. $500 uiS
$1.25.
Siibe anrtoffeln. 0ouifiana. $f.75.
3ipiebeln. Seras 8ermuoas. $t.C0 per
Crate; @ar, $1.25.
ReteriiIie. Soc per Dbo. sWinoel.
@riiner Rfeffer, Segas. 500 rer
&orb.
@urfen, Cal. $3.50 her gr1fe: Serns
Sqnofb, soc iino 75c file BufdeL
Seuerie, $3.50 per Grate.
&obI $500 per Crate.
Weerretti9z@ urseln, per Hf6. t2he
&opflalat, $3.50 per Grdte.
@eeten. 40c per Gb6. sBiinoeI.
Strn. Toe II. 90c fir Elm Drittels
@nfdeI.
@eIbe afiben. SOC per 0ueeuo@
8iinbeI.
iaOies6en, 8ot II. 35c fir Elm Geb.s
Siin0el.
gierpflan3en, 1925 per @uideI,
Sptnat. 4c per Rfunb.
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Gr-0rdiioent @ooiebelt, ser i'd
oiiaenblidIih OH Ser aiifte 2ouiiia.
na's nufb1lt, mo er naturDiflen.
ifoftlide Stuoien modt, fat cine
erfldrnna beroffcntliht. in Der Ell
lid in oiefer Streitfrdge nit Geutidl.
lano boIlftdnoia auf Ger Seite oes
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err naf mebrtdsiger Mbiuefenbeit mad
ieinem Suuptouartier 5uriidfebrte
mar ieine erfte Sraqe: sit ariec
erfIart2 MuB i6 abreiien9@
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Sinh bic vSitneDS" oerautuortlid2
&eroen iit 5uOfrlabliden, re9fl=
mdbigtn 9itnf ltiiten2

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mof4Te1oHde nRrbnefungen nno Sto1ngen entrden, enn eHaBenbobnmnen uenmnens
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gu Pppn HNn1en, oNWab BET nanden 5uDrhn Td gar fem 8onager af Der Carl ehn0e
Ser SS1ep 9riar' brandt fem aapaol asueaen, brauht mr feline gQaddne- Ct
tdh. fne Wndne berb erfnfen, oerf an bnnt n0 elmer anoMn Ghot rden pie &c
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J nrnebsn.
gimten Ste oB Senano nod iem menhmdehm Cell Der emot aeen u0 fh
bort EN- Sem bnn nuros mo- Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unTder I2
@buden Ole, Dob, .men Die StnDa3fnue5 ole Erection COMPANY 10 ibaaaen
Tupe oB espratb Wn gdreb effeaen mubh, 6B Sic fb 6mn of elm unhrnemuea
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ShaBeHbobn dn3unebnen2
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mamnt EN- ho2
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Nubihn5 eGrtTn
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a oie 6 rben n.

Ser franfe Mann am 8osporus,
8enft ibr, Der liegt Inn Sterben;
Drum fommt bon allen Seitefl ibr
lin ladeno mit5uerben.
Der franfe @ann oin 8osporus,
Der benft nod nidt ans Sterben.
@r bofft nod boiler 3uberii6t,
@u6 ale 5lt beerberl.
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@eors4omirol genion bat III
elmer @e0e Dor Dem Meoisnl Gilt
8u 8bifaoeIpbia erflGrt nniere Slot
te fei IN einent bel beiieren 3uftanSe.
ols man bieIfaf gInube nno nnier
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ut6gli9 81 maden. @s Eel uitaereGt,
nno bolfomrnen uabeeriilloet, 6ds
@egenteil bon ibn on3inebmen.
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Soloot: o@as. On fiibIIt Old in
tnierem ltnteritano nie 81 SouIe .
aonleroo: gSopoll SD babe mart
lid oobeim aud cine 9elertuo5-
muna."
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San Antonio Traction Company.
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len. 9ieielben IoGen in bic 2otioes-
iprade Iberiebt uno oen offertlidet
9ibliotbefen 8ueeiteat peroen. @of-
fentlih finOen tie bort ben ibnen ge-
biibrenoen 8lab.
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&ihter: y9ie beioen gioniltea
lino oann semeiniam iiber sic ber.
sefallen ttnb baben Sic perpriigelt2"
3eitse: .SSatpol - bierban6iel"
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San antonio, Ser, 10. SUM, -fefo
96Ien. $500 biz $9.15.
3iibe $5.40 biz $500.
adlber $5.25 Bis 1925.
8uIIen $4.75 bis 1925.
ct. 2oris, IL. SUM 1915. @iilss
bieh. Seras<Iieh, 1926 bis $685..
G6peine 1925 bis $7.S5.
S1nfe.
S6tpere BON GdraNter ...22 Cts
oeshte bonn GhInhtsr "a gtt.
0riin aefdlaeue ......s..1 1917 gtS
TeNe.
dnaorasSieeen per Rfb.......t0 Gts.
6eYNd6igt. ..6 &ts.
BoIf uub Gitdss.. :. p. s.20 SO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-12

gu p%errenten - 3uei m66lierte 8tnts
mer nit Ieparatem Gingaug, an Gtrae
benbabn gelegen. S6ones Sonumer6eim.
9reiIe mdbi9. IafSufraeeu Act Iurs
rbb Ibe.. am HorozGnoe Der &eit gllS
Car einie. Selepbou: Srabis 4t69.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-12
QnftTden.

Sremoer (irtloos quoIniee @oIt-
simmer treteno): SD 6ringe Sen
SritbItne nit, meme Serrenl~
Sol Ga MAIDEN sic nur idlai-
night Die Cir binter ii6 su, Dab CT
nift mieoer 'naus fannl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-12

9emtfde Jran ipiinift 9aGbor6ei
ten fir cine ODER mebrere 8riputfn
milien sii oerrihten. Ndberes All
Goltth @refa Gtrake.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-12
glns ber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Selopebel: r8arum 6ot ser Gar
mol Betersbtira In 9~etrosrao ulrtse.
tauft24
@efrut: pDamit Sin6enbttra sic
Staot niht fin6en font"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-12

gerIanst erfabrene aohin nit an
ten Referensen. Spred]t Dor 5f4 @eIi
elmira StraBe ooer t~elepbonicr!
Grodett 3076.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-12

8eites Del uno @oIoIin erb1lt
man bon Der Slimp Oil &c., 400
Sft+gemmerce ctr. Meues Eel. Era.
bis 2252. Wna.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-12
Ban GrIanhnisideine.

Soste Wros. Co.. @erdnoeranaeil,
Nlamo Ctr, $4,000.
@arb aottIer, Garage. @cgomb 81.
5000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-12

@efdifter Seltider alapiers
iebrer indt oelttide S6iiler. gete.
pbon Grodett 6704. (an5.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-12
" Sic 8riten.

y Ole Brften.
Sarbitoffe molt ibr baden
@us unfrer Snouitrie,
SIR lieben 9ritenpettern,
&ommt nnr itno bolet lie.
@ir liefern nod in Siide,
0btpol bic 3eiten flali,
8ir banen euh Die 9iifel
llno mebr nod braun uro blaul
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-12

Die Jabilauft1$ nufnfier
ssffct taA OemtieklanS is,elms
fipc porto 20 Gents.
uaee irecttc ciftestt pmnft Int
Geras eScr Int Set per. Staas
tett 10 Gents imelmiips Porte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-12
N1arEtsYeribf
8ammlupHe.
Sun Mrltonio, So Gents.
@alneiton. aeitern. 600 Cent?

San Nfltoflio, ga Gents.
@alpeiton, geiterm. $50 Gents.
Gottunfan1sn : Erubufte.
San Atttunip, Gex., IL. SUM- t915.-
grima CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil, 81
GeutS Der @aIpne.
Stem gprf, 10, SUM-. Spot 1910
n S6.28; SlHi, $500 ullo $6.s8,
Sui, 1852 nno 1884; Musnl, $6.49
lilo 1851, September, $500 1tno
$685. Sfto6er, 1851 unb 1862; Nos
bernber, 1851 un0 S6.58; 9eaefnber,
$6.53 uno $685.; Sanuar, S6.55 uno
&c Sc.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-23
POSTSCRIPTS

English naval vessels given corru- gated hulls for experimental purposes are said to De economical of fuel. to have more cargo room to be stronger and to be less sensitive to wave mo- tion.
 An education scheme which has been under way in Siam for twenty years has led to the layinp of the foundation of Bangkok university's first buildings. for arts, medicine and engir eering.
 To prevent the vibration of small craft using detachable motors an in- ventor has mounted his motor on separate float that can be fastened behind a boa. or canoe.
 The Philippine bureau of agricul- ture has begun thorough study of the banana. botanically and conner cially, and has collected banana plants from all over the world.
 floor scrubhing implement has been invented that is supplied with water through a tube from faucet and carries a supply Of soap in container through which the water passes.