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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21

ON nation. as Austria and Germany
40 UNITED as closely as II they were
ono person a lack OF unity Is displayed
by the German ard Austrian news
rapers. VIII IN one would naturally ex-
pert to WELD one pen. dipped In the
same inspired inkstand.
German Paper. Oner Bait.
The German papers keep dangling
the Rlluriug bait 81 the cess!on OF
Trentino before ttaly's eyes. while their
Austrian colleagues warn Italy to he
ware of attempting TO win her lost
provinces" and to abandon all hope OF
territorial compensation. For instance
the Neuc Freie Presse of Nienra SAYS
FOR the defence Of the boundaries
Of the monarchy and the !nviolabilitv
Of her territory thousands OF citizens
have met D. cir death in order 10 keep
the empire intact thousands have shed
their blood. This war costs milliards
and affords an imposing spectacle OF de-
votion and patience on the part Of tho
people who " llingly support the weight
Of the war. The spirit OF sacrifice dis
played by the poplc OF tho monarchy
exceeded all expectations and surely
cannot he useless"
The FrcmdcHblott says that the VIC
tories OF the Austro-Germans against
the Russians will influence the future
attitude OF neutral nelghbors. while the
Budapest Correspondence. emphasizes
the fact that the King OF italy. who.
since The war started. has refrained
from receiving b%elligerent nationals. re-
Gently received In audience the former
Hungarian Under Secretary OF Agri-
culture. Miklos, and kept him three
quarters OF an hour IN confidential con-
versation. Other articles in the Aus
TRAN papers repeatedly denied that any
cesslon OF territory to Italy was pos
sible and openly declared Austria's in
tent!on to fight with her last breath
for the defence ~ her territorial in
tegrity.
The German papers. instead, insist
on arranging matters with Italy at
Austria's expense. or rather sacrifice.
az territorial compensation IL invariably
called. The most Significant article In
the German press ~ III" following
II H. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21
SUGGESTS KAISER AS
AUSTRIA'S MEDIATOR
German Paper Wants Emperor
to Decide Dispute With
Italy.
ROME CENSOR ACTIVE
s,.s,a, cs,,.sss.d.so. 10 TINS srs


RoMs. Feb. IA prominent member
Of Parliament. formerly a Cabinet MIN
ister. spread the report two lays ago
that -serious resolutions Of an inter
national character or TIRE part OF tho
Government arc Imminent" Naturally
enough ms report caused a deep i'm
preston and reawakened the activity
Of the press censor. who suppressed all
references to II
On the following day the Giornole
dftaua OF Rome. which is owned by
Rarun Sonnino. Minister of Foreign Az
fair. but Processes to he a friend but
o. the organ OF the Government.
printed an appropriate denial. The SUN
correspondent In in a position to state
THAI the report had not the slight
- sernblanos OF truth This incident.
seemingly 10 insignificant n which
would have passed unnoticed under or
binary circumstances, M so-called in
diRcretions'' arc of frequent Occurrences
IN italy. acquired special Importance
from tho fact that rumors OF mobiliza-
tton, false alarms evidently. are per-
s4st1ngly recurring.
Berlin and Vienna papers. especially
those known to be inspired by the For
align Offices. have recently been giving
much space to italy. They feel. as II
were. that important events are I'm
pending and spare no efforts in point
ing u to Italy the risk she would run
by intervening IN favor OF BE Allies.
Strangely enough. although. TO use the
words OF the Neue Frcie Presse, the
AuStro-German battle sword In one.
strons and sharp. and welded by only
ON nation. as Austria and Germany
as0 UNITED as closely as n they were
ono person" a lack OF unity is displayed
by the German ard Austrian news
papers. VIII IN one would naturally ex-
pect to WELD one pen. dipped In the
same inspired inkstand.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-13

OAOADkAAA--A NIN - ~
Frank Kafora, old Pittsburgh Ma
tional league catcher, established
new bowling record by winning
three medals out of possible four in
the city bowling tournament.
He was captain of the Nienstadts,
which topped the five-man division
with a total of 1887, leader in the sin
giles with a mark of 10, and head of
the all-events, totaling 1895 for his
nine games.
Hahn and Trap finished at the
front of the doubles contenders,
knocking down 1,268 pins. w. and
G. Dernbach were second in this Sec
ton. Chalmers finished second
among the five-man teams, FL Rec
tors third and Jose Gomez fourth.
American league people began to
arrive today for the league meeting
Wednesday, and trade talk was COM
mon around the hotel Hobbies. Presi-
dent Comiskey of the White Sox was
not mixed up in much of the chat
ter, but in quiet way the South Side
DOSS u, Lying W oil OuSLuOu LIS CtuD
for the 1916 pennant fight
When pulling trade or sale Com
my has a way of letting his money
do the talking, and in the past it has
proven highly effective. He is now
after Fritz Maisel of the Yanks to
prop up the weak position of third
base. .-.'. e.
New York, according to popular
belief, has consummated deal with
Connie Mack by which Frank Baker
viii go to the Yanks. In that case
there would be no place for MaiseI
on the infeld. And the Yanks must
have given a large wad of coin for
Baker. Therefore, figures Commy,
Cap. Huston and Col Rupert are in
q mood to listen to a proposition
which would give them some of their
money back.
Something definite should be
learned about the stains of RaIar
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-13

4OrK, ana Cl6T6 Is pTODdDlllLy VI
some interesting news for Cub fans.
Manager Bresnahan and President
Thomas are in the big town, trying
to make a few swaps to revamp the
Cub lineup.
Garry Hermann gave out state
ment that there was no chance of
peace between the National and
Federal. He repeated the WORKOUT
yarn that the Feds are about through.
Benny Kauff again heads the bat
ting flight of the Federal league, iV-
ing up to his Ty Cobb record. Ben
ny's efforts during the season netted
him the official average of .344, and
he stole "a bases, also leading in that
department Lee Magee was second
in batting with $3.50. Bill Fischer was
the top Whale, batting 1926. Max
Flack hit .315 and stole Al bases,
landing second for that work. Viii
son and Mann also hit above 300 and
Zwilling was close with .291.
There are lot of fans in the
United States who probably have
never heard of Ralph Gruman of
Portland, Ore. But one of these days
they are going to hear of him as a
contender for the lightweight cham
pionship.
One reason Gruman has been
somewhat in the background is that
he is without a press agent. His ca
reer shows just how the box-fight
game has developed into a press
agent proposition.
Some of the most awkward dubs in
the country are actually press-agent-
ed into championship chances. Here's
a fellow who has 80 victories to his
credit and he is unknown in some
parts of the country.
Given an uP-to-date press agent,
he would be quibbling with Freddy
Welsh or Charley White over cham
pionship match and getting a lot of
advertising to say nothing of numer-
GUS big offers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-01

Stno BON Minneiota nod Maerico qe.
ldJrft, um BORT bebiilflid gu lein,
&ube gu FIFTEEN. @oaen boffen, ooF
er beiieren @rfolg bot, ols ieirle gor.
ganger. 9lbal @eit lit Iopofot,
tror our Belt Der @lebelano-aomini-
itrotion aiiiitent 8unoesantpalt utiS
lit gegenlpdrtig MoifenbertpoIter ser
g. a., l1balbe ano @l1lf gobn.
= @tnbreder orangen lebte geodt
IN Die Office oes Spei6ers ser Woq=
nolfa 8etroleum Company, an ser
@de Der Carolina nno ser Maano=
lio Str, iprengten oen @eloifranf
anf 1tno itablen $64.85. Chefs int
getra9e bon 1870 Collars nobmen Tie
onfangs init, Darfen iie ipGter ober
ipieoer fort. Wan fpin in ser geoh=
bari6aft om Sonntag obeno smild,en
8 nno 10 ltbr einen itarfen &ron qe=
bort baben, faBte cher feinen Ser
on6t.
Wttt eti1er balb geleerten SloIGe
Gnrbolidure neben ii6, tplroe s. 81.
Seng'ar, Better Ser @offmam Soule
8or, in Ser Garage 6inter Ieincul
@pbnbaus, 612 8ar6ee Str, tot
onfgefnnoen. SenoIer ltano i'm al-
ter BON 40 Sobren. @r pohnte frit
Der III Columbus uno fom Dor etpa
I'm Monaten bierber. @r 6ir.ter=
Ibt iene 5ralt, orei Sobne nab 5lpei
&odter.
u8oit 8 ser 3rabelers grotec.
tipe QIfociation" b6lt om Sarnltag
I'M @rn1ter Sotel einen gaa NIT
Souper ob.
SIN Sonl1ar mur0en 1873 @rlHibi-
elgenFunS ltebertragungen atye-
idllriien I'M 8erte bon $t,12O,58
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(Sortietnng bon Der /. Sette.)
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5elnummern, oIs audi Die gniemble.
ltiide. Sen meiiten 9eifan erbieltetl
natiirIi6 Sic beioen Souptltiide =
bas beriibmte 3onfortett, oos u1s 81
fenbad's eroBe fomiide &raft bon
Ser feiniten Settle 5eigt unb bas ret
5enoe grinflieo. @s mar Elm mirfli>
der @enuB, oieies biibidJe Stiddea
10 taoeGos iiber Die 8iibne geben alt
ieben.
Mitelieoer bes @ousfomites, oos
Die 3udtbauier inipi5iert iino nad)
@uitin 5uriifgefebrt uno loeert, ocr
Salptgrnno fir Die unbefrieoigenoen
.3nitanoe IN iinierer 3uhtbousber-
maltung iei Ser Meangel an GpItem.
gs miiroe nibt ipitematiid gearbei-
tet. Sn &usf miiroen iiberbanpt fei-
ne 9iider gefiibrt uno in Sltnts-
bile lei oie 8ru6fiibrung ungenii-
geno. Gs fonnte, penn iDitemotiider
9etptrti6aftet miiroe, biel @elo ge=
ipart tperoen.
Sim Sreitag un0 SamItag fii16et
Die idon friiber ongefiinoigte Min-
itrelboritel1tng Ser geetbopen vSe5lt=
1tiors" Itatt.
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al MISUNDERSTANDING Ses 8eetboben-
WGnuerd1Urs.

Cine Der biibIhelteti @benounter-
baltungen, Die ieit Sangem bonn
geetbopen-M i1merfor gegeben iino,
mar Die am lesten Smitag abeno.
Serr @Iois Braun trug cine eigene
interejinnte &ompoiition yMinueba-
bn~, cine Cube, fpie er iie ielbit
nennt, Die aber nidts nit ben unter
oieiem Namen gemobnlib ~beritanoe-
men langneiIigen llebungsitiifen &C.
mein bat, Dor uno Elm uBreIuoe"
pom Chopin, bcioes IN ieiuer ih0nen
eIeganten uno ood fem pointierten
SpieIneiie. SRI. Dorothy 8agens
iteder, Die cine id0ne tiefe Soprm-
itimme beiitt lang elm paoreieoer pcn
aIerdnoer bon 6ielib uno ber
.,1eetboen~ lang ben gbor Der Baf-
fenihmieoe aus 2orting's rei5enoer
Oper Ger 8affenidmieo". Gie
Arie, gu Ser Der Gbor g~etpiiiermnBen
Den Gabmen biIoet, iatg Serr @iE-
liam Serff oeIlen pr1dtiee Gimme.
m oieler 9erle 2orbing'ider &ompo'
lition 5ur idonlten @eltnng fom.
Gen geihluB beg &on5erts biloetc
0Henbad's 9perette Die Seirat
BEL Ser 2aterne", cine Der liebens'
apiiroiqiten uno geiitreiditen Sdo'
pfllugen oieies Yieiiters fomiidel
Somplition. Die Sperette, iorpo'
qelangIid ois i6dlipielerii6 pot
Serru GlooiIen meiiterbaft einltu
Diert, fUltroe portrefflid geitmgel
tno aeIpielt. 6rn Seomig 8ne'
uno sri. glotbiloe Ragel poren en-
paar gang prdbtige gdiierinren
sri. @iiela Bauer cine alerlleblt
,laieie", SER Or. &ebag elm por5ug
Lider Setter" mno @err Mler Bare'
.{pielte ole fIeine 3oIle oeS Naft
Ddhfers fonnos. @eiungen tpuroe
tpie seIngt, treffIih, iowol ote Gin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-01
Seas.

M WV
ei1em GDfIon beimgeiu6t, Ser ei1en
Sdooen bon 10000 bis 1900 Sol
lars anri6tete. Son pielen Sauiern
walroet Die 9ader fortgeriiien Gas
Ufaihinengebauoe a1f Dem Ius-
itelungspIase mltroe 5eritort, 0as
Observation-Disclosures bon ieinem
5llnoament geriiien.
SIN Noroen oes Staates miro
nlc 3aleniogo i'm @roBen betrieben.
9ic &andbeiiber offnen oie Gore IT,
rer @eioeplGBe nno Iaoen oie Sssdqcf
gum Soientreihen elm. Son Ser tlei-
lien Citation @bitiett ipuroen ALIEN
$4,000 na6 Dem &oroen perIonot.
Gin Wann Ihidte 1000 nod Dallas.
Seuer in Ser Stelpart Trans
ier ano Storage Company in Sort
8ortb ridtete einen Sdaroen nolf
$4,000 on.
3Dei pertpoIe 8feroe, oie G..
9. 2ebmamu III 9renbam geltoblen
noteen parert, lin6 BON oen Beam
ten in @aIpelton entoedt uno naa
Grtbam 5uriid5eforoert poroen. SIC
Ioaten geroOe nod Sranfreif perlo-
rem meroen.
S. S. 9iirger, friiber golisiIt
III Soulton ltno in San @ntonto,
uur6e i'm 3immer ieines Sotels II
Sort 8ortb tot aufgefum6en.
Ser in 8roofibre, @aaer
9ountp, uobnenoe Hegcr Mootpb
SuaDes, Der Dor einigen SoGcn Eart,
bot Elm 8ermogen bon 100000
binterlafIen.
SSn @nItin ftarb mad fitr5em
&rmfenlager &enrD S1roeber,
Nnftrlerf in Der Holiaeiitation. Gr
mar in 9enti6lnno geboren uno
wobnte felt 5ebn Sabren in Der
GtaatsbnuptItoot.
- 8eim gerbrennen BON ltnfralt
auf Der Sarm hires 8aters maize
Youfum, fam Die oft5ebn Sabre alte
Roiino llberef ben Sammen 5u nabe.
Sbre &leioer fingen syeiier un6 lie
erlitt Branomunoen, oenen Tie erlag.
- Sn San Diego tpobnten 2intorl
Sbam uno iein 8ruoer, elm &riippeI,
einem merifaniiden 9an5bereniigen
Eel, dig Der 2ettere berbobnt nno
Iefeioigt tplroe. Clinton oerteioiate
lin uno 5og ieine @affe, tporauf
cine allgemeine SaieBerei begann.
Clinton Sbatp fiel, bonn eriten SduB
e~etroffen, tot gu 8ooen; elm 8eiite-
herlSer miroe totli6 pertpunbet nno
Sanes Sbotp, ser &riippel fam nit
lcidten gerlebtngen oabon. Ser
@ater Der Sbotp's lit 9oitmeiiter in
San Diego.
- Nus feiner Sta6t oes StoateS
reroen 10 piele Oiebereien nno Gin
friife aemeloet, ME aus Der Staats-
baubtitoot Muffin. 9as G~iebe5ge-
linoel id)eint li1 inter BEN augeft
Ter Siaatsbeboroen uno @eiesge5cr
ourdgous fiber 81 fiiblen. Sim Sams-
tag rpir6e mieber Der @eIoIdranf
I'M Store BON Galopea & Drills, Siio
Suitin, geiprengt uno Die ginbrefer
madten reide 8eute.
@1breno Ser, nobe Camp Sea.
brb, bier @eilen bon @nitin entfernt.
mobnenoe Sarmer CHARLES Sbiele ON
GamItag abeno auf Dem Seimfpeg be-
griffen mar, puroe aus Dem Sitter-
balt oif i'm geidoiien. Die 8erfptn'
Dung lit ungefdbrli6.
- Nus &Iice, 0lieces County, miro
hcridtet, oaB in benz bon Slice.
lGpringfielo uno 8entonbiue gebilGe-
ten 9iltrift oie Brobibttioniten be-
ser 8obl nit 212 gegen Is Stim,
men geiiest baben. 9os muB oor'
Inhcrli6 cine trofene- beimlid uber
:~ieoenfaas redt naiie @egeno iein.
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L.ckdIes.
Sfe Sesislatmr.
80. So1t,tor

3 W. CattttA%'
Das $ II 5 nabm bic 8in an, sic
es Starten bon ie6sbunoert Gin
pobnern geifattet, ii6 gu inforporie=
rem ntlo Bombs aus5ueeben, mie es
es 5taoten BON iedsbunoert Gin
mobnera erlolibt lit. @s ttabm fer
ner Die bon 2lepelling eingereidtc
8ia an, our6 Die es &orporotionen
IDerboten miro, 8eitrdge at &aln-
lpdsne=5on0s gu geben ulo o,tr9 oie
ntb Die 8eitrGge BON gripatperSo-
men regliltert peroen. 9ie &eprG.
le1tanten Sartbauien, S6ipegmarn
uno 8eoro bon Sarris GountD reid
ten alS Mitglieoer oes aomifes fir
@ablred]te eitten Mi1oritGtsberi6t
Elm, IN oem iie iebr berttiinftige
8riinoe geget Die @nnabme ser Sill
Oorbrdbteft, a6er es niibte ndts, oie
Sill tuur0e ood o%ngenommen. Man
biloet iid chen Elm ooer tut oo6 h..
iligitens 10, als OF man es iid eilt-
btIoe, OoB ourb oerartige Mitteld)ell
Die Moral unierer @ableit gebober
meroe; TIT 8irfli6feit baben lie gar
feline 8irfung, be0enten ober tat-
Iofii6 cine groBe l1ngeredtigfeit
gegen gepiiie &lalien Der 8ebolfc@
rnng. @ir BADEN fir oieie uno ab1t-
fbe 0eriad]e Die 2eute ourdl Sc
iebgettitg moraliid MAIDEN 81 moi
len, ME ettpaS iibrig gebobt.
DENT 9auIe imtroe Die BON Sen
Repraigttaite1r @riggs uno SaneD
%enttporfene 8in, ourd bic Ser Staat
in meme &ongreB 9iftrifte geteilt
miro, CUR 4nnabme e~mpfobler. 0odl
oieier 8orlage miro Der Ditrift, GIT
BEN 8erar County gebort, fiinfti9
Der finf5ebnte fem uno aus feIeen-
cen Counties beiteben: Gillespie,
SEER, Seal, glmco, 4enoan, Co
mol, gegara @iliotl, &ornes, Sec,
@oIiao, Sm Batricio, @efugio uno
9lranius. Ser Diitrift miro eine
8ebolferung BON mebr als 213.000l
g~inipobner1 baben.
Inter Dem I'M &auie nel einge-
bradten Bills befinoen iif orei, bon
0dbton aus goof Gountp uno 8ea-
ION aus @albefton gountp, Die ulr-
Iere Sag6geiebe perdnoern. Die Ell
ne beititnnlt, oaB Die Sagoiaiion fir
9iride nno @ebe fiinftig bonn 15.
Sitli big gum 16. September oaiiern
iolI: bic albere, oaB n0r0lid pontI
30. 8~reitengrno, alio noroIih bon
@tasboro, Merioim l,n6 Commands.
EQliben p1breno ser 3eit bonn Ill
Offobpr Bis gum 1. Sarllar geidoi- |
len tperoen oiirfen mo Die brittle
perbtetet bus SdieBen bonBelifanen.
Der Senat belt am Sanitag
feline Sibung ab, aber mebrere lei
ner 4onlites tuaren IN SiBung. 9us
Su5ti5fomite 20. / beidloB, Die bon
Senator @ileD eingebra1te gin 5nr
Mnnabme gu empfebIen, ourh Die
Dem @oiDernelr oas &edt, @rnen-
alu1gen al MAIDEN, ent5ogen mno
elmer Beb6roe, Die aug brei bonn Bol-
fe 5a ertpdblenoen Yerionen beiteben
ion, iibertragen miro.
Die boz, unIerm Genator See elm
qebradte Bin, onrd3 Die &arnepals.
geienifaften uno abniide lnterneb-
m,ngen BON Steuern befreit mer-
oeu, waree 5uriifgetpieien, oa cine
Iofde Electromagnetic bonn Sauie
nusgeber miiiie.
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gruipn Guint, SnS. SEER Soiepb
Gieroorf beridtet feline grfabruna
SD mar iebr franf, unb BON BEN
Ier5ten oitfgegeben noroen, als iG
Sorni's I~lpenfrauter 5u gebrauden
begann. @eute bin id trob meiner
rs Sabren geiuno. Sd fiible mid,
leBt geiunoer uno better, als ie 5u-
por."
9ies lit Die @eidifte, meId)e Dor
Mdnnern unb syralien in alien ee=
bensperbaltniIIen INNER nieoer pr-
5ablt miro iiber oen grfolg nit oern
8e6rau6 bon Jorni's @lpenfrduter.
Dies alte, 5eiterprobte &roliter-Seil-
mitteG lit ni6t in Ipotbefen 81 baben.
@s miro Dem Erblifum brett onrf
Spe5ialagenten geliefert, oie ernannt
iino BON Ben Seriteuern: Or. Yeter
GnbrneD & Sons Co., 1876 Gp.
6opne @be., Chicago, Sn.
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". 9. s. Sibsin, neuti6er Mobo.
Fat; 3t9 9nmpmam @eb6uSe. Eel.
.grodett 8108.
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Bon Der international gielus
Company in 9etp gorf erbieIten mir
n@arteulaube~ s. 40 un0 81.
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sSarm.yrp1nfte.
UenlHIc.

@a6sbobnen, per guidel So; sriiue
@o6nen, $3.50.
&artoffeln, Colorado IL. Soabo, $3.50
un6 $3.50 per 100 Rfnn6.
SiiBe 4nrtoffeIn, $1.25.
mem 9nbenb; $3.50 5fpe; 9ubero.
griiner Sfeffer, Csc.
@urfen, Gal, $3.50 per Crate; Eeras
35e unb 40c per 9nbeno.
&obl. $3.50 per 100 Bfb.
3fpiebeln, California, $2.25 per 100
8funb.
6quafb, $3.50 per 8midel.
8lumentobI, $1.25 per Crate bon eis
Seuerie, 1915 II. $500 per Crate.
Meerrettigs8 nr3eln, per Hfo. 12hc.
&opffalat. $3.50 per Camper.
Somaten. Segas, A SCRIBE. $500.
@ierpfIan3en, $2.25 per 8uIdeI.
geeten, 40e per 9bo. sBiinoeI.
ReteriiIie, 40c per 9bo.@ ginbef.
gieE . Narft.
Sau Gntonio, Ger. /. Sebr. - 1915
0dIen $40 bis $500.
&ihe $4.25 bis $3.50.
&dl6er $3.50 bis $8.25.
8uIen $4.25 bis $3.50.
G6afe $500 unb $3.50.
Sieeen 1925 bis $3.50.
ct. 2ouis, l.. Sebr. 1915. 2inSz
bieb. Serass8ieb. 1925 uno $7.85.
Sdtpeine $500 bis $3.50.
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Der Kriee INT europa.

| Gortiebnng bon Der /. Sette.)
@inri6tungen ~bertpenoet lperoen, uno
eS lit Der @uni6 oes &oiiers, oat,
Die 5u erridtenoen nelten 8ebGuIid)-
fetten 10 proftii6 uno idon pie
mogli6 geitaltet meroen ioQen.
@om engliiden Sepeid)em miro be-
banptet, Die &nifem battem sic 8agm-
perbimomms stuiiden silfit nnb Mc-
mel serit6rt.
Sci ser 8erleibltng oes @ilernen
4reu5es an oeutide Soloatett loa Der
oeutl6e &uiier, nad einem 8eridjt
Der ,aolniiden 3eitung~, geiagt BIZ
ben: v@ir meroen auf feinolidenl
gooen beiben, bis Ser Seino oer-
iffpat1oen ooer 5ulammengebro6eti
lit
Sn ben fron5oiii6en SnouItrieItao-
ten ioaen Die 9euti6en in ben 9elis
bon @oae, 2eoer un0 M3etan i'm
@erte bon 200 Miaonen Collars &c.
langt fem.
Son oeutider Seite miro offt5ielf
befannt gemo6t, oaB Ser gerfebr ou
Der Office frei9egeben lei, penn sic
Dorgei6riebenen Gouten inllege6alten
miirben.
Sin ruliiiAer General, Elm onge6-
lider 4oiutont oes G5aren, ioa Ell
mem 8eri6teritatter erfldrt babel5
&uBlono lei bette Itdrfer aIs ie 5lt=
Dor. 9aS glaubt Ser r1tiiil6e @enc-
raj, ipenn er's nirflid) geiagt bat,
ielbit ni6t.
aaiier @ilbelm iagte lit elmer 9ie=
Sc an Elm 2anDlueGr Sataillon: ! Sdj
gratnliere GudJ Gameraoeu, Gner
@nnidj, an bic Srunt 51t seben, tit
erfiiat. Sd 6anfe Gnd) fir bic quite
Irbeit, Die SIR bier setan babt. Sd
bin febr snfrieoen NIT Gtd. Sd iueif,
,pas meime 2anbiuebr iuert lit. lie
berall fat Die 2anbwebr berrlidj &C.
fGmpft. Sic int Dies inn Often nnio
tat es firslidJ audi in ben @pgeien,
luO iie NIT fii6nem Mit nnS bDliser
SuoesberadJttmg cine 96be critiirmte.
6anbelt uie Cure aamerabem. Meine
@amide besleften GmdJ."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-01
Warft
BaMnli upne.

Gan Nntonig 7K gents.
@aloeiton, seitern. feline 8orie.
GDttonfanfsn . grpbafte.
Sun AntpniD, geg., J.. Sebr. - 1915
Frimn grube Cotton Geeo Oil, 43
Gents per @nIone.
4ep Yprt, /. Sebriiar. - Spot NIB
unb $3.50; Saniar, $3.50 nno So 10;
Sebriar 7e; Mdr5, 7.05c; apriI. 7.13c;
Mai, $7.19r; SUM, $7.28e; SnIi. 1885,;
Gugult, 7.45c; September, 7.55c; Brine
@inter 9elpip, 7.15c un0 $500; Brtne
Summer 8bite, 7.50c uub 1856.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05

emergency measure. that the county
auditors and not the tax assessors
named by Cox should have charge of
the levying OF taxes this spring. II
this change had been made It would
have saved the State thousands Of dol
lars. as the positions OF tax assessors
would have been abolished. The
Democrats alone have blocked this
saving to the people of the State. The
Nhittemore-Parrett bill. which is in
tended TO supplant the present tax as
sessing plan will be put through by
the legislature and become effective
next January. Threats have been
made by Democrats that they will
call referendum on this. and when
the governor heard that Democratic
assessors were back OF this movement
and that they were planning to resign
while the levying Of taxes was being
made. simply to embarrass the admin
lStration. he took the bull by the
horns and fired the entire body. For
lO2 men to be separated from their
JOBS at one time is somewhat of a