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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-11
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ben 5elopoltbrief zines engliiden 6n-
fanterieoffi8ier pieoer, in Dem es
beiBt
Sbglei6 Die meiiten BON ms
BARN iibereinltimmen, oaB elmer ull-
ierer @eute 10 piel inert lit fpie orei
8eutide, 10 lit 6od oas, mas oen
Stab Der Gerti6en an &enntllis oes
arieges uno oes oa5u Gotigen fe6lt,
peribminoeno 9ering. Die Shiiben-
graben : Iusitdttung Der 9entiGen
lit pradtpon uno lire Met6ooen iibor
oues Sob erbalten. A1s tie ne4lib
einen unierer @r6bet lprenaten, unn
i'd 5ur 8eritdrfluig beran fant, ipoa-
tt i6 oenlelben iofort mieoer neG-
men, ober Der 6auptmmin erlaubte
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gesanbru6 morten. so heobadtete
i'd Die Geitiden NIT Dem 9eriifob
lno JAP iie in ben geiprengten Sdil-
B~engraben e%inorilgen. Gonm ipareu
tie BARN, 10 flogen atd) i9on IGntrnt=
llde Sanoiade BON Der 9ruittpebr at.i
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9entid)en bra6ten lire tragbaren Ell.
iernen S6iebiharten 6eran oie gans
por8ilglid lin0. aa oas batten lie
IN meniger ols elmer 6alben Stilnoe
fir nno fertig uno als mir Sen
Shiibengraben mieoernabn1en, fanS
i'd oarin ales bereit fir cine lanae
@elebung. Sbre Gdiitenerabenmor-
Ter iino munoerpole Gtiide miIien-
i6aftlider Qrbeit; iie geben feiiten
auaa, oa Die 9onbe ourh fompri-
mierte 2uft abgeidoiIen miro, nah.
reno unfere Morfer eiren 91rm tpie
ein 9onneridlag MAIDEN. Die @c.
fangenen, Die id madbte, fuaren por-
8iigli9 gefleioet Cvimart@) uho Iaa-
Der ll1o batten rei1lide quite so.
tionen BEL ii6. 9rot, gii6IenfleiidL
Sdofolooe, aaffee. 8isfuits, un6
cute Stiefel gum Sdub geeen 5roIt.
b%enlen; in ben Sdiibengraben 6lat
Die 9eutiden iid oie SiiBe elm, 6ann
banoaaieren ite iih oieieIben uao
Glen Die 9anongem troeen 8tpei paor
Sofen, Damn Elm 9or 8uBidliipier,
uno ii6er oas alles oann sic gtiefeI.
Sic iino aI6 iebr reid)lif nit Snilo.
9ranoten uno 9omben ~berieben. if
6lailbe omar nidt, BOB oieie 10 gpi
iinb mic 0ie unirioen, aber ieocn.
fall8 hobeu lie genug 6nbon. DC
eeute, oie mir aefallgen nabuncif,
fporen idone, aroBe Meniden, ob9c
gang iiuna, mol inter 90 Sabre aft.
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greie YreHe inr seras:: 9ienfag II. Nlai 1915.

om 4beno itottfiroen muBte, oeull
beute NadJtS ging es ia ipieOer brt-
ous in ben S6iBengrabcn, 1tno mer
meiB, tper oo pieoerfe6rt. en-
Mann muBte in Die nobegelegltc
Stoot fabren, INN &inoerlpai6e 81
foufen oa bie arnle @utter nidt eilt-
mai liter ouS @%otmenoigite perilq-
te unb Der 8furrer muroe peritGn
Digit.
ales NOR idon sur 6eier ee.n-
l!et, ais ote Guiien uniere StelIAng
NIT ibtperen @eidiiBen gu bombor-
oieren unfingen. Nber oos ltotte
inns tpeiter nidt. Mitten unter bern
heftigiten SbropneGregen tpuroell
Die beioen 9auflinee IN Die STRIDE
getragetl, in melder ii6 Die bielllt-
freien Sffi8iere oeS 8otoiQons be-
reits periammelt botten. ltnb bel
Dem Sdeine unierer 3ai6erlaterrel1
- Die poae 8eleu6tnrlg Ser aieb,
hatte unfere SteGung gu leidt be-
rotten = muroen Die beioen 4iroer
eines feinofiden 2onoes BON Otter
reidiid : ungariiden Sffi3ieren aug
Der Saufe oeboben. 8dbreno Der
Jeierlidfeit meloete Der 8ommoll-
hont elmer 8otrouiGe, Tie bobe eb..l
8mei Ruiien, Die ii9 aG5u porpitig
aenabert batter, abeefdoIien. uno
IN oemielben Iugenblid nuroen 5fue'
fleine 5einbe Der Stride 5ugefiibrt.
@s puroe uns %metterfelten Soloa-
ten gang merfwiiroig 1lms Ser5, as
mir iaber, mie @auptmorn Miloiepic
uno Snuptmann 2otid, oiei e beioen
friegsborten &eloen, oie fleinpn
@iirm6en in ben Sdnoen bielten uno
Der Efarrer in ergreifenoen @orten
bes ritterli9en goelmlltes geoadts
nit melhem oieie berporrogenoet
Sffi3iere Elm gottesfiir6tiges @ere
in getdtignttg mobrbaft 6riitIidel
Na6itenliebe ibten. Ser 4nobe err
belt ben @amlen ieires 8oten Mifaf
oas Maoden tDlroe Saomieo, 1loh
Der @attin unieres 8atiQonsfom=
manoanten, getauft. 4lg Eanfge-
fdenf befam ieoes bunoert &ronen.
aanm Datten mir Die Stride perlaiien,
als cine @ranate einid)lne. DIR
mar es, als moaten Die @niien oa-
nit ibrer Gmporung oariiber aus-
Druid oerleiben, onB es in Ser olter-
reidii6 : ungarii6en @rmee 9ffi5ie-
re eibt, Die all9 in S~einoeslono ibr
@er5 a1f Dem redten SIefe tragen
@enn Oh fonnit, ifide ainoeripd
ide.
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.9or ni9t perGltoert. Die Sorts bal.
ten nod INNER oen Angriffen itonl
la1o Die S6iffe Der Iqiierten Iillf
nod INNER nidt in Die @nee, Ben am
5tarfiten befeitigterl Cell Der Strq.
Sc, bineingefommen.
4u6 NIT ben gteutrolen lit nod
INNER GILES, pie es NOR, nod feiner
bot feline Neutrolitdt aufgeeebell,
troeoem uns Die eugliiden 0epeif]eu
lett adt 8aeen ie0en Moreen er3a6-
len, oaB Stalien i'm 8eeriffe itebe,
III ben arieg ein5ugreifen. Na6 Den
neneiten Witteilungen miiroe es barn
aber ni6t 8euti9lano ooer Better.
reid %befampfen, lonoern = Die Sir.
fei.
6aiien mir olIes 5uiammen, 10 til
Die @enoung, Die Ser &rieg ruabreno
Der lebten 8o6en genonlmen bat,
cine fir 0euti6lano uno SeIterreid)
onbalteno giinitige. 9eutl6lano bat
cine @nergie ertmidelt unb 9eIter,
reid bat ibm NIT elmer 8roft beiqs.
itanoen, Die betpunoerunesipiiroig lit.
gabei iei iibrigens bemerft, oaB ser
eigentlider Better Der groBen 5dlodt
in @eit : @oli3ier, Der eieentlide
Sieeer, Der beuti6e @e1ero( bon
Wadenien lit. Iub Der untergane
Der y2ufitania" mnB, olfes in aaem,
cine 9iinitiae 8irfung ouf BEN arlee
ollsiiben. @r 5eist ben Seinoen
0eutidlanos, oaB Die Deuti1en es
NIT ibrem lnterieebootfrieg furdt-
bar ernft meilten nno baB 1te fardt
har ernit eenommen fein molten.
8enn iie oroben, 10 fiibren fie lire
Grobnng audi ans. Man bat oieie
0robung in Gnglano uno in Mmer..
IA misadtet nnb bas &elnltat lit Elm
furftbarer l1ngliidsfan, Elm entiesl1-
dies OFFER an Meni6enleben. sic.
les Spfer lit onfs Siefite gu befla,
gen nno mir iino aud iiber3euet 90.
bon, oaB man es nirgenos mebr be.
tlaet, als in 9euti6lono, aber trob
alleoem muB man 8ugeber, oaB Die.
fer S6lag, ben 0euti1Iano nit elmer
lolden 4%iibnbeit nnb 8romptbeit
o~usfnbrte, cine itorfe @irfung tim
uno bieqei6t biel CUR baloigen Se.
iteaung oes 5rieoens beitroeen miro.
8orldufie itellt man iib ouf eegne-
rider Seite a~lleroings nod mi(o ge-
tug an, um1 on aaem uno ieoem Srie-
ben p%er5meifeln gu fonnen, aber man
miro fid ffon b~erubieen nno iif III
bic gatiaden bineinfinoen.
Ger Streit 5ptifen China urto
Sapan tit gum abidIuB eefommen.
China bat o1e S%oroerunge1t So.
bans angenomemn nofom Sopaa
tie etmos mooifi5iert batte. Mof
fam in Die gail5en gerbGltniiie nidt
flor b%ineinblifen. llnierer Meinnlta
fonite EN- 2anb, oos unobbGn9ia
tleiben mollte, Die S%orberungen So
rams iiberbaltpt nidt ~bemtaieen.
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eanta Sc IS. &. 6. 81. 9epot).
&ntitnft -
go. 7-@om Noroen 1856 BORN.
go l. @cm Noroen .....9:10 nadm.
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Springs .4:45 nodm.
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-Nbfubrt =
SO. t-gla6 Corpus Gbriiti nno garri5c
Springs .10:40 BORN.
go. 3-Nah Corpus Gbriiti $3.50 abenb5
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Giienbabn : Ssabrplan.

s. & g. 81.
SO. 1-gom Moroeu GAO nod5ln.
Mo. 5l8om Norben ......7:00 born
No. = Som Norben .9.55 BORN
9fo. 9-8on $ablor 7 obenbs
No. --Ton @eTtco ......12:1O nad,nt,
0o. 12-8on 2areoo (eemiidt) -.
$3.50 BORN
gfo. 6@@on 2arebo 7.45 abelios
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go. 4-gla6 Dem 0orben 1920 nodir.
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glo. 8-Socal na6 9earne ..7.4O born.
go. 10-9ailb @rpreB gpecial, Moroeu
$50. 5-gta6 @erico ......7:8o BORN.
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1000 obenos
g. q. G u. 3.
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$50 born,
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SO. 42-@on aerrbine ....9:O5 BORN
go. A-gon aerrbiae. tdaIid ollgoee
1omnen 5omntaes ..7.45 abelos
abfa6rt-
SO. 2-Ma6 Souiton, @aco unb Corpus
ebriltt $40 BORN.
$40 4-Rad Souiton nno a~iitenorten !.
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SO, 6-Na6 gOatllm uno a%iiifenOrfel9
80. 41-ga6 aerrbi1e ....s:fo 'i noy,r.
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g. $. & 9. u. (6auptlinie.)
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SO. 1o1-5umiet 2imiteb, mad San
Srarlclsco ......4 1850 borIt.
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lea1s ........ ....4.00 BORN.
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Hoo BORN.
sto. 8-Sdnel5us, nod @eip Orleans. !.
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SO. 9-5uniet grpreB mad Gan Sraus
CISCO $3.50 nadri.
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leans. ..11:00 nadts
gictorta Sibiii On.
Gnfunft -
SO. 5O1-gon 5ouon. Bort aapaea, @ies
fortn, @uero 1920 naGni.
Mfabrt-
@n. 802-Nad guero, gictoria, BORT
2apaca. 5ouiton ......7:45 BORN.
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CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY,

SbeD. Weiiaer, G5cfdaftsffbrer.
III Sones Nbenue. gegeniber Der Gone
Stor Brmierei. San antonio, Eerns.
ar Snbrifauten bon ellen urten Gos
ooipaier. WineraIipaifer nflD bortiigIih
benz tpoIbefmnten 2tthia 5eTber.
geioe seiepboHs. 5rrie Mhiisferuma
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grOmutiun Cor. pbiI.) fir Der.
NienltIide9 iiiertatiou. 8oIptefniciirt,
Chicago.
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U. 9. 6. Sibsnn, oeutiber Mobo,
fat; 319 4ompmonn @ebduoe. Gel.
grodett sos. Wn5.)
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= geites Del uno @oiolin erbalt
man ponl Der Slimp Oil So, 400
Sf-gommerce ctr. 9eues Gel. Ero-
big 1852. Wn5)
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RUSSIAN INVADERS
HALTED IN HUNGARY

Vienna, Feb. IAN official com
munication issued by the Austrian
general staff says:
THE present phase Of the war in
Galieia Is proceeding fayorably for US
The attempts of the Russians Cali.
clan army to outfank Archduke 10.
seph Ferdinand's army near Nowy
Sandec and attack Cracow via Tar
now have led to a counter offensive
by the archduke against Tarnow
which threatens the rearward com.
m~unications OF the Russians in Cali
cia and the Carpathians.
Equally ineffective was the Rus.
sian invasion of Hungary and the at
tempt to invade Pennsylvania from
Bukowina In order TO isolate General
Fischer's army and outfiank u Car
pathian forces.
I'm the north the German trenches
are approaching the forts or Warsaw
and also we are gaining ground H.
the Carpathians.
"In Bukowina the enemy has re
treated to Kimpo Landing. after Fisch
er's victory near Kirlibaba."
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MADISON GRAIN MARKET.
SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET

Sioux City. Feb. Average
clearance for both feeding and fat
cattle today was unchanged as com
pared with Friday. Supply as is
usual on a Saturday was limited, the
estimate being 800 head. Receipts
for the week have been generous,
footing UP to 1890, an increase
over last week and the corresponding
time a year ago.
Market for beef material this week
has been decidedly irregular. During
the first part of the week prices were
subjected to pressure, while towards
the close strength developed and at
the finish values were little if any
changed as compared with a week
ago.
Stocker and feeder trade finished
dull. Country inquiry has not been
sufficient to afford a clearance to
dealers. Fleshy feeders, thrifty year
lings and the right good kinds Of
stock calves have held their own
pretty we'll, but discounts of a quar-
ter are quotable in the market for
the medium and plain classes of
steers.
Receipt records were smashed in
the hog division this week. Week
end run was large, but demand con-
tinued broad and despite the increase
there was again a stronger urn to
the trade. Opening sales were steady
to strong, while improvement was
noted towards the close and the gen
eral market averaged nearly a nickel
higher.
Not enough sheep arrived in the
sheep and lamb division to change
the market. Closing quotations show
a bulge of 10 @15c as compared with
a week ago.
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AIRMEN WORK IN MOONLIGHT
German Avlstors Again Make Raid or
Ounkirk.

Dunkirk, France, Feb. 1.-The
bombardment from the air carried
out by the Germans came from six
aeroplanes. 1t was a clear moonlight
night, but the machinens could not
be seen except when lit up now and
then by the beam of the whirling
searchlight by which the three-inch
anti-aircraft guns directed their fire.
The d~ronning of their propellers,
however, was heard some time before
the aeroplanes arrived. This was snf-
flcient notice and the tocsin was rung
for the inhabitants to seek shelter,
according to a plan arranged by the
authorities.
In all fifty bombs were thrown, ten
of which were incendiary ones. A
number of private houses were dam
aged, but the raid. from a military
point of view. was a failure.
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ATTACK TWO BELGIAN CITIES
Said Three English Aeroplsnes Fsllec
10 Return.

London, Feb. Wireless advices
from Berlin bring a report that OF
seven English aeroplanes which have
bombarded Ostend and Zeebrugge
three failed to return.
1t is said that these three machines
were surrounded by German aircraft
and chased into the open sea.
This dispatch may indicate a new
British air raid on the Belgian coast
towns. In the last British air raid il
was reported that their bombs dam
aged a submarine and killed or
wounded the crews of the guns
amounted on the Mole. The German
report OF this raid said that no dam
age was done.
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INVADED BY
FORCES OF THE CAR

Petrograd, Feb. f.-Resuming the
offensive before the Turks in the
southeast Russian troops have pene-
trated to within eighteen miles OF
Tabriz, capital of the Persian province
OF Aserbijan. and have crossed the
Turkish border in Armenia, official
dispatches asserted.
A Turkish army division has been
routed south OF Choi In Aserbijan.
The Russians maintained close pur.
suit and the fleeing Turks evacuated
Satan, eighteen miles northeast OF
Tabriz, abandoning large stores OF
supplies.
The Turks were defeated with Sc.
we're loss at Baskuei, only four miles
from the Armenian frontier and sew.
enty miles from the Turkish base at
Er2eroum
Russian troops crossed the Arme-
MAN border and have FLASHED with
the Turks near Alsogirdun.
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strict confidence. A woman can freely
talk Of her private illness to a woman
thus has been established a confidential
correspondence which has extended over
many years and which has never been
broken. Never have they published a
testimonial or used a letter without the
written consent of the writer, and never
has the Company allowed these conf
Dental letters to get out of their pos
session, as the hundreds of thousands
of them in their files will attest.
Out of the vast volume of experience
which they have to draw from, it is more
thar possible hat they possess the very
knowledge needed in your case. Moth
ing is asked in return except your good
will, and their advice has helped thou
sands. Surely any woman, rich or poor,
should be glad to take advantage of this
generous offer of assistance. Address
Lydia f. Pinkham Medicine Co., ICON
identiaD Lynn, Mass.
Every woman ought to have
Lydia Il. Pinkham's SO-page
Text Book. 1t is not q book for
general distribution, as ii is too
expensive. 1t is free and only
obtainable by mail. Write for
1t today.
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PONTIFF PRAYS FOR PEACE
Pope Benedict Filled With Anguish
over War Horrors.

Bordeaux, Feb. In reply to a
letter from Cardinal Paul Pierre Pope
Benedict has written the following:
I'VE see each day the most -four.
ishing provinces covered with blood
and bereavement, we cannot help be
ing filled with anguish and looking
forward to the future with the deep
est anxiety.
Consequently nothing seems to us
more desirable than the cessation Of
the long cruel war.
May Coo turn towards thoughts OF
peace the hearts of those who hold in
their hands the destinies OF the peo-
pies"
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SHELLEDBY BRITISH CRUISER


Athens, Feb. Turkish troops
operating along the Suez canal near
kantara were shelled by a British
cruiser and sustained heavy losses,
according to dispatches received here.
The Turks were attempting an at
tack on Bir Heleff, southeast of Ell
Kantara, but were forced to retire.
A cavalry skirmish east OF the Rit-
ter lakes resulted In slight losses to
the British Indian troops.
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"THE MASTER KEY
BY
John Fleming Wilson
Now being played in moving pictures
at the Ruby Thcater every
Tuesday night.

Ruth hesitated shyly But / have
no money, John"
oh" he said blankly, alai then a
thought came TO him. why, here !
am carrying around a lot OF the ranch
money which | was going TO turn over
to you"
Once In TIE taxi Ruth told him OF
her experiences from the time she had
left the mine. John listened soberly,
though nee In awhile u heavy flush
ON his cheeks betrayed his deep seated
anger at the plotters who had not only
tried 10 deprive her Of her mine, but
had finally risked her life and liberty.
It's all that man Wilkerson," he said
when she had finished. He caused
your father to make him superintend-
emit OF the mine and then bounded him
into Ills grave. lie is your bad angel.
Ruth. But | am here now, and I'll
get basy with Everett and finish
things up, and we'll o be back at
The mine and have things going again"
He answered her questions about the
situation at the Master Key" as tact.
fully as be could: he realized that her
nerves were badly shaken. He would
trust 10 old Tom Kane to hold the fort
In the mountains while he transacted
the necessary business in San Fran
cisco.
He directed the chauffeur to drive
them through the shopping district,
and while Ruth spent several hours IN
replenishing her wardrobe John sat in
the taxi and studied things ont. But
he was continually seeing Wukerson =
dark face before him. md before they
returned to the hotel he had determin-
ed to find 10 where he was and eshnt
he was doing.
While Ruth went To her room to
dress FOR dinner John sat In the lobby
and completed his plans. lie did not
observe n slender. quietly dressed
young man with a very pale face, who
sauntered In and out with an occasion.
nj trip to the cigar stand TO light n
fresh cigarette. 1t was Henry Pell.
The ex.thief had spent the day going
from hotel to hotel, searching the reg
listers. IL was only at last that he
went to the Manx. There he found
the name Ruth Gallon on the regis
ter and below II "John Dorr." This
he reported to Wilkerson. who swore
luridly. but emphasized the necessity
Of getting hold OF the papers immedi-
ately.
And | trust you to do IT," he said
meaningly.
Pell, flushed with drugs. nodded
briskiy. "I1l get 'em. all right. Har.
ry." he said, but did not add his in
most thought, which was that. with the
papers once in his own possession. he
could easily get much more from WI
kerson than the 5000 he had promised
when will you have themY' vii
kerson went on impatiently.
Pell smiled family. but significantly.
Il know your address," he remarked,
III deliver them there when | get
them"
But when" growled the other.
Pell hicked his cigarette stub into
the gutter and whistled. Il never
make dates ahead" he said quietly.
But II won't he long"
Have you your plan all schemed
outr'
pell winked and moved OF.
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FIFTY CONvICTS PARDOkED
Governor OF Washington Gives Free
dom to Prisoners.

Olympia, Wash, Feb. 1.-Governor
Lister has sent pardons to fifty con.
victs in the state honor camp In Ska.
mania county.
The men were paid so cents a day
for their work on mountain roads and
some of them have 800 or more to
their credit.
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Makes Plea to Roumsnia.

Paris. Feb. IA Genoa dispatch to
the Fourier agency states that Baron
Burian, the Austrian foreign minis
ter, has SEN a telegraphic note to
Bucharest requesting the Roumanians
to refrain from fomenting agitation
among the Roumanian population of
Transatlantic.
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Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis, Jan. 30.-Wheat-Mar
s142ls; July, $1.39B; Sept, s1.26A
Cash close on track: No / hard, 81.
47S; No. l Northern, SLABS GL46&
No. ? Northern. $1.3S9s G1.449s; No
3 Northern, S135A @1.42%s; No. ) vel
low corn, 71AQ714c; No. 3 white
oats. san Q55hc; fax, Sls9A
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Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. Jan. 30.-Cattle-Steers
$5.4009.l0; COWS and h%eifers, $1,000
7S5; calves. $7.00010.O0. Hogs
Light, $6.4506.S5; mixed, $6.50Q6.S5;
heavy, $6.3006.S5; rough, $6.3O96.45:
pigs, $5.25d6h5. Sheep-Native, $50
06.S0; yearlings, $7.O007.90.
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Nv" After all Pell was a danger
Gus customer and n mar who
worked secretly and In his
own way. 1t was like Wilkerson 10
respect a fellow crooks special meth
DDS and mannerisms. He inter
fered with an expert when that expert
was working for him.
But he could not refrain from n fur
tive glance I'm the lobby OF the hotel.
He saw John Dorr there. still bearing
the bruises and burns gained In the
wreck Of the auto truck. He stared at
him, for there was something uncanny
In seeing In the flesh the man he had
thought to have killed. Then he vent
swiftly away, as Ruth came out of the
elevator and Joined Dorr.
At supper both Ruth and John were
silent, not only from WEAKNESS, but
because they had not settled things
yet. Everett hadn't been seen nor any
preparations made for the raising OF
the money needful to improve the Mas
ter Key mine. So by mutual consent
they made a short meal Of 1t. In the
lobby they sat and talked a little while,
but presently Ruth had 10 confess that
she was worn out.
'Of course you are said John re-
p~cntantly. "I1l take you right up and
turn you over to your maid. A good
nights rest will set you on your feet
again"
Il shall dream OF that horrible China
man. she murmured. shuddering.
Don't let that worry you" he said
comfortingly. Il have a room right
neal yours, and II you wan help III
be there"
She thanked him, and together they
entered the elevator and were lifted to
their floor. In the hallway Ruth grave
" shook hands and said Good night"
John tried to hold her little hand long
or than was needful, but she shook
her head and slipped away to her own
room. Just down a short hall. He
watched her open the door and turned
To 20 To bis own room when q thought
struck him. and he called gently.
RUTH"
She came back quietly I'm so glad
sou called me- she said. with evident
nervousness. After all, it's ridiculous
~ early to 90 to bed. Let's 60 for a
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Chicago, Jan. 3e.-Wheat-May, 81
4Sss; July, $1.379s. Corn-May S0%c;
July, S2Asc. Oats-May. 591sc; July,
size. Pork-Jan, $1S.70; May, $19.-
IS. Butter-Creamerics, 31c. Eggs
25630c. Poultry-Springs, 1872 014c;
fowls. 15c.
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RUSSIANS ENTER TABRlZ
Turkish Troops in Persia Said to Have
Been Routed.

London, Feb. 1.-The Paris CORE
spondent of Reuters Telegram COM
pany telegraphs he learns the Rus
slams have routed the Turkish troops
in Persia and have entered Tabriz,
capital of the province of A~zerbaijan,
which the Turks occupied early this
month.